SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
dUl oil5 of 3tcmf.
MEETING OF OEW. TAIXOH ft GET, CASS.
AWoshinRton Correspondent, .wril,in? ,!"
tf March, gives the following account of thn
Reeling and preetin? of Iho President and
his unsuccessful rivnl :
Gcti. Cass paid Gon. Taylor a vipil lo1ay
obont noon. The meeting of these distin
guished men was .of the most agreeable and
happy character. We will endeavor to give
a description of it.
Gen. Cas, accompanied by Senator Fitzge
rald, camo into the office of the hotel and in
quired of our friend Willard if Gen.' Taylor
was receiving company. Ho was told ht
was, and asked to walk up to his apaitmcnls
which he accordingly did. tn. Taylor, tit
the moment, was seated, speaking to a g.-n-tleman.and
did not nt first perceive Gen.
Cass' entrance. Upon turning round ho nt
once recognized him, and coming forward,
grasped his visiter's hand in both his own,
and shook it most cordially, Gen. Cffss appa
rently being equally friendly.
Gen. Taylor Ah, General, how do you do 1
I am very glad indeed, to sou you.
Gen. Cass (who, it appears did not know
the President elect by nigh!) Thank yon,
General. I am very glad to see you, (slink
ing hands all the time.) By the way, Gene
Tai, you had the advantage of me, (alluding
to his recognizing him first.) That's twice
you've had the advantage of me ! (This was
said with great drollery, and paused the Gen
eral ami every 0110 present In laugh heartily.)
Gon. Taylor Yes, that's true ; but yon
know the bailie's not always to the strorg. eh?
Gen. Cass That's a fact. (Lnrgh'er) How
do yon feel, sir 1
Gon. Taylor Well, pretty well, ihark you
except that I have two or three ribs stove in,
that's all. I suppose lint's merely a circum
stance, however. (This evidently uninten
tional hit caused lh? most immoderate laugh
ter, in which Senator C.'fs joined as heartily
as any one. When liu could g' t his iv.en j
straight, he continued the conversation.) !
Gen. Cass Ah, indeed; I am very sorry
to hear it ; where did it happen 1
Gen. Taylor At Madison. You see the
Indianians felt a little sore about one of my
reports, and asked me to pay them a visit.
Of course 1 complied, to tdiow I had no feel
ins asninst them. Well, I got on board of a
small boat at Madison, to goto Frankfort, mid
just as she was about Install, I stepped out of
the saloon, which was brilliantly lighted rp.
to speak to a friend, ll appears a large black
trunk hail been placed in the passage, and. in
the transition, from the glare of the saloon, 1
did not perceive it, ana the first thing I knew
1 thought both my legs, my arms and all my
ribs were stove in (Laughter.) lain ncaily
well now, however.
Gen. Cass I ain very glad you are, indeed
General, allow me to introduce my friend,
Mr. Fitgerald, of the Senate.
Gen. Taylor (shaking hands) How do
vou do. sir ? very clad to see von. I think I
have had some correspondence with you be
fore 1
Mr. Fitzgerald assented.
Gen. Cass I will do myself tho plensnm
ef calling on you again, General. Good
morning.
Con. Taylor Do call again, and often ; I
shall always be happy to see you.
Hero they both shook hands again, and
Gen. Cass retired.
In the passage a gentleman met Gen. Cass
and remarked
Well. General, in all the States where 1
stumped it, you got the vote.
Gen. Cass (laughing) Well, my friend, 1
am very much obliged to yon, but i wish
you had stumped in two or three more !
TilK most jEAVTm'L sioiiT in nature, Dobbs
says, was a woman he met yesterday. '-Grace
was in her steps, Heaven in her eyes, and in
her arms a baby." A rosebush with a bud
clip-ring to it, was nolhing to the heavenly
loveliness.
PROCLAMATION.
V OTICK is hereby given that thcscvcrnl courts
l' of Common Pleas, General (junrtcr Sessions
of Iho peace, nml Orphans' Court, Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, in and
for Hie county of Northumberland, to ccnimonce
at tho Court ilouse, in Iho borough of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A.M. on Mondnv tho Sd of April
next, will continue TWO WEEKS.
The cornny, justices of tho Pence and consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, arc
requested to be then and'thcre in their proper per
sons, wilh their rolls, records, Inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several ollircs appertaining to be done. And nil
witnesses proscrulinn; in behalf of tho Common
wealth ncnint nny prisoner arc also requested and
conimnmlrd to be 'then nnd there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute niaint him, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to licpunctual in their
attendance, nt the time appointed agreeable lo
their notices.
Given under my hands nt Kunbury, the 3d day of
. March in tho year of our Lord one thousand
eisht hundred nnd forty-nine nnd the Inde
pendence of tho United States of America the
73d.
JAMES COVERT, Kh'ff.
God save the Commonwealth.
EViriT KTAIT HIS OWN PATENT
AGJ3WT.
XT CNN Sr Co. publishers of tho "SCIENTI
L'i FIG AMERICAN," have favoured us wilh
n riiamphlet contiiiiiiiiir the Patent Laws of the
United States, toaelhev wilh all the forms necessa
ry for applying fur a l'nlent, information in regard
to filinc; caveats, W ith remarks on its uses, etc., a
mount of fee required nt the Patent Ollice, and
every other information that is necessary to instruct
a person in making his own applications.
Prii e 12 cents single, or 13 copies for one dol
lars sent bv mail to nnv partofthe United States.
Address Ml. XX & CO., New-York.
March 10, 1S49
A MILLER AV ANTED.
A GOOD MILLER ia wanted nt the MillW
' Vr. the subscriber in Lower Augusta township,
Northumberland count". One that can como well
recommended lor sobriety industry and honcstv.
Inquire of HENRY MASTER."
Sunbury, March 10, 1840. if
iot.ic
CjJ O'l'ICE is hereby given Unit Adam Schuyler,
JL one of the Trustees of John Shade, of Tur
but towm-hip, on the Mth day of February, 1S4D,
died his account in the Court ofCoininou l'leas of
Northumberland county, as Trustee of said estate,
which account will be ollcred for confirmation ut
April Urui next.
JOHN FARNSWORT1I, Proth'y.
S-im'iury, March 3d, lS-lf. St
1 1 . 1
J. U. MASTER has removed his
oluce, to the ollice formerly oc
cupied by H. Tl. Masser, as the printing
Allien rl llu Similttirv A nn.ri.'n il. Itrw-lf
Vff. ..I'll M.u.,. ...
r-unluiry, Feb. 5-1, 1849
NOT TOO LATE YET,
' y HERE are still great bargains to! had of the
f-uliKcrihcr, as he is dcteriniucd to sell ull oil'
and quit the business. He is now selliutr tltc li'st
HONEY SYRUP MOLASSES at of! cts. per
gallon, the Lest SI UAI! IIULSE lor 40 cts. und
NEW ORLTJAN'S at :5 cents.
Oihcra.'liclcs in proportion. AH want to
eet bargains must "Jinc soon.
CHARLES S.BOGAR.
SSunlmrv, Feb. 51, IS ill tf
MACKEREL,
SHAD,
SALMON'
HERRINGS,
PORK.
HAV.s AND SIDE.
SHOULDERS, LARD & t.'HEE.sE,
Constantly on hand nnd
tor sale by
J. PALMER & Co.
Market Street Wharf,
PHILADELPHIA.
REMOVAL
C. C. MACKX2Y,
AUCTIONEER,
'PHILADELPHIA.
nAS removed from No. 31 North 3d street to
No. 508 MARKET Street above 0th St.
3 doors above the Rr.nLiox Hotcl. He respect
fully invites the attention of Country storekeepers
visiting tho city to his EVENING SALES at
which will generally be found a largo assortment
of II.itipwahi:, Ccti.hiit, Moots, Shof.s, Hats,
and n grenit vnricty of Miscellaneous good suited
to Iho sales of country storekeepers.
Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1R49 3mo.
tS" LycomingGn7ette, will copy.
CF.OP.Gi: J. WEAVER . EDWIN II. FiTLEH.
Cicorjjc J, Weaver & Co.,
ROPE MANTIFfl CTTTItTinS & SHIP
CHANDLERS.
Nn. 19 .V. Water St., and 1 1 AT. Wharves,
PniLADEIPHlA
HAVF .iiislnntlv 011 Iihk", n a-enn-al nssirlment of
M1...II11 Hope, Tnrrcd rt"po, ii.'inn Hope. Bate H"po
nml Twine, Tow Lines, fir funnl Boats. How .".'"I s""
t.ini . ..r il Ilenipnnil Cotl n Seine Twine. I.inen Mm
C il 'ii Curiu't Clinin. Cotton Yarn. C'nmlle Wick, A-e.
Omln !;,:!. Ijh-i, mi Colli 11. Tnr, Pitch, Itinin, anil
Oakum, Hi Conlf. Vlouirh T.incn. llnltori, Traces, Ac, all
of winch they will (Jif;KHf ?'f cn rcnsonoMe tcmil.
Itnpcn rr any Size or Dcncription, Made to Order, at
short n-itirt.
Pliiladclphla, Ftb. 10, ll!. ly.
RAISING BLOOD
And Consumption, Pain in the side nnrl
Night Swciiis, Asilima, Whooping
I'onlh, I'nlpiiation rf i ho
Heart, T,ivcr (-ornplaint,
Droncliitis,
i'M:i risy a coxsoirTiov.
Mn. U A(.OAS. n Indv unwnr.l v( 70. rrxirlins f-S ShrrilT.
Inn T ir vin.-f: lu-cit jiiiltMv'-t tniiiu kH t'f I'lnirisv, Itjiisinir of
lit v il. severe OniHi. Slv-rl ncps i Hrrntli. Pnin in her llturt
suit vori;im wirt yt Imr fW. Itrr friemlt believe J her.
past ana overt
TJ; AtUIFenlinst H;i!iki rclit:vcil licr ot onen fjf nil her
nlruiing pympt'tm, mrl now slie is nb!e t attend tu bcr
wrk.
ASTHMA AND 1VUOOPIXG COVG1T.
Mm. I.(prrti;i WeWn. 0.. Christie-n'retM : ft. Umk t!)
1j- Imirey MnM ; Win. II. Youngs, 73 Wuhnit street, kn tw
the value of litis ereut rfniflv.
Ask.forShernnn'fi All-Hmliup 13olain, find see that his
Written iif'tfitur': i nn e.-urh Uitle.
Priee J- rents nrnl 1 pfr Ixitllc.
Dr. Sijcnnaii's Wrm nu Cmli Lei ges s ilJ csabue.
SHEM1AV8
POOU MAX'S PI.ASTKK
tins enretl mtre oases of Hltcnitviliiim, Vutn in ttie Rnelt.
Siiie nnrl Chr-s!. I .innhrigo mitt Wtnkness. tlmn onv npi h-
e itL'ii tint Ins inere.tsfil, tituidrwi tif nnprtiiriplcd ntseuls
linve iitteinpletl in c.ninii-rfvii it. uml jwilm it ft' iipun tin;
c mniiiiiity ns lite pfiuiine. Hcwiirc nl" Dflrepli: n..
l?MiUMii!i,f llint (he true nnd p'iuiine lUiMer is sprend iip-n
ruddiS pnper inude rtprr?s!y fr the pur(.Brt nnd evcrv
c.'Pt: tin fisMiilure f Dr. hermiiii is printed uy-m the luiek
i f the rturt.T. nnd tin wlmle wetired byC(py Ilifilit. Ntn
mhers nre tr-Miiiin". Therefore when ym w;uit a renl -rwid
Shenufir's PtKir M:mi'e Piaster, call nt thoofliee, 1C6 Nufcsau
Street, nnd ytu will n 't he difMnviuted.
Heiuenil'er prinripfil li'Jiec 1 1 ;i NaBtiu-slrect, New-York,
where nil Pr. sTicrm:Mi'i Iizrnaes are s ld. His Aireuts
nr Mr. liny, 1;V Fntteii strt-et, UrookTyn ; UinvKon,
Williunishurg ; nnd Ued Vvt A C Ttuwton. nnd
.HUi YtH Nfl.t-uiiliiirv.
M. A. MeCAY, .NorlliuniUrlnnd
Fcbruury 17, cli earn ly
TUBS FrilttATlYC.
for TMir enrm or
Ufflidjirhe. Oiddincgs,
lOiennrttisni. piu-s.
DyMjwpsin, Iv'iirvey.
Snifill pi.x. Jrnindice,
PaiiiK in the Daek,
Inward WenVnrss.
P d'liiiiti in of the Uenrt,
H tfi iter in the Throat,
Merit s g!lt Rhum,
Henri Uurn, Worms,
Ch lera Murhns.
Ctiphs, (iuinsey,
Wh.npinjr OmiuS,
C'nnmptitn. Kin,
I.iver Cnniplainl.
Am;:?i tf.Vskiiir
f t.ltls, (i"tU. Ornvel,
Nervtais Com plaints,
CALIFORNIA. GOLD!
DISCOVERED BY
SIGNOR D'ALVEAU'S GOLDMETERt
THE
GOLD SEEKER'S GUIDE!
Sicrct Art of ftidingfyines of Gold. Silver,
Iron, Ltad, Copper, Coal, and otwr Mini-
ral Riches.
PpHE first iliscotwv of Oolo In California was
4 mmlo 1 y DON JOSE D'AI.V EAR, n emi
nerit Psnisri Geologist, Chemist and Natural
Philosoplier, by mentis of newly invent cJ Magne
tic invtmmcnt, rsllcd
THE GOLDOMETEK OR GOLD SEEKER'S
GLIDE 1
Siirnor D'Alvcar has just nrrivcj at New York,
from the Gold regions of C'alifornin, hy way of
rononis, C'hngrM, and New Orleans brinprius
wilh him a very lnrjre quantity of (iolil or,vluc(l
ot nearly one million of Dollai-s, which he collnc
terl there, loni lieforo tho existence of the Gold
mines hecame known to tho residents of California
grnerRllv.
HI.VrORV OF THE DISCOVERY !
8iirnor D'Alvcar went out to Culifomia nearly
two vears nan, in consequence of certain informa
tion w hich he had received of the geological char
acter Oi" that country, with tho firm belief thut vast
mines of precious metal w ould he revealed there
upon careful investfction. He wo encouraged
to thi enterprise, also hy liis conlidcnco in the
powers of a certain Magnetic Instrnntfint which he
had invented. culled "Goldometcr," hy whoso aid
he expected to he directed at once to tho "Gold
PI icers," if any such existed. Nor were his ex
pectations disappointed. His scientific calculation
proved to he found in Irulli and profound wisdom,
and his new instrument, tho "Goldometcr," fulfil
led his highest hopes. In less than two months
lifter reachiiifr California, he struck upon one of
tho richest gold mines in ihnt country, upon an
oliscurchrniieh of thfl 8acr;ito river, in a sorrje of
hills extremely roi kcy and difficult of access, and
seldom visited hy the native C'nliforninns. Dis
guising his ohject unde r thn pretence of purely
scientific research, he obtained the aid nl'iwnic fif
teen or twenty simple and faithful Indians, and
steadily pursued his tusk, collecting often more
than fcS.GOO worth of gold in a singlo day, which
he concealed in a deep ravine, without exciting any
suspicion whalcur, until after the discovery of
gold at Copt. tin Sutler' Mill, when tho mountains
were ransacked by gold seekers, and fsignor D'Al
vcar's "gold placer," the richest in till California,
was beset with greedy adventurers. It is now
found that the real mines or sources of the gold,
lie in the gonrcs of tho mountains, and not in the
beds or sands of ihe rivers. Previous to leaving
California, iguor D'Alvcar sold his instrument,
the Goldoinclcr. a very imperfect one, for '53,000.
The person who purchased it confidently expected
to tiinkc a handsome fortune, by simply finding
"gold pincers" and selling out t!:c right of digging
to the gold workers,
MANl FACTl Ri: OF THE GOl.TiOMETER
prm.iCATiox of the glide.
8iguor D'Alvcar. in compliance with the request
of numerous scientific gentlemen, has cotnmcuced
the manufacture of his new Magnetic Instrument,
the Goldometcr, which he now offers for sale, in
the I'nilcd iStates, at the remarkably low prine of
$U each, accompanied bv full instructions Cr use.
nnd a vnrlcf of Philosophical hints drawn from
the ancient and modern science. or the
ART OF FINDING MINES OF GOLD!
Silver, Platinum. Quicksilver. Coal, Iron, Cop
per, Lead, and other Mineral Rii lies, the whole be
ing given in a publication called tho
GOLD SEEKER'S GLIDE! , ,.
This new work, and the Gnl.i.- trc bolu
now ready for "' .
rrn - v.indoineler is
COLUMBIAN SERIES OF
swtlututceo.
The Pupil t friend and Teacher't comfort.
'pHE COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR Thi
J- work U already Introduced into torn of the
best Acadamiea and a large number of School,
where ita use ha given decided and univerml -tisfaetion,
both to teacher and pupil. It i purely
American In it character, baaed upon our own
beautiful decimal lysttm of tnrrtncy. It contain
more, the arrangement are better, and it is the
easiest nnd cheapest work of the kind now in tise
and it is so considered hy hundred of tho most
competent touchers and men of science in the Uni
on, who have recommended it, It is the book,
particularly and expressly prepared for our Ame
rican Srhnlart : liy Almou Ticlmm
TlIK YoCTII CoLt Mlll S CllXCLATOB. Till
volume contains 01 pages, with alwut 900 exam
ples for solution on the slate. It embrace the
Fundamental Utiles, Compound Rules, Simple
and Compound Reduction, biugle Rule of Three,
Proportion, &c. ' .
Ticksob's AniTHMiTici.TiStr.,is destined
for the use of younger classes in tho ffchool of the
United States. A beautiful little book and pleas
ing to children, and tho only one oftho kind of any
value.
There arc Key to both Arithmetic bound sin
gle or double, for ihe convenience of teachers, in
which the olutions oftho questions arc given with
much extra matter for tho black board. These
Keys arc the most coinplcto works of the kind ever
published, nnd contain, in addition, about two
hundred examples in Mensuration, &c, for the
;!6C of the Teacher. All that i wanted is to have
the above books examined, and no teacher who is
acquainted with the science of Arithmetic, will
hesitate to pronounce them the best work that
have ever been published in this or any other
country.
Although issued but a few months, they liavo
alreadv lieeil introduced into tho Night Public
Schools of New York City in all the School
public and privaf.", except two, in tho City of
Reading. Also, iii about twenty Acadamics in tho
State of Pennsylvania di a large portion of the
Schools in lhe"City r.f Wilmington, the City of
Lancaster, and iu'llie Boroughs of Harrisburg,
Yoik, CliMiibersburg, Lebanon, DoylestoTvn, Potts-
ville. Orwigsbiire, c., &c.
Fors-ilcby HtsKT Masseii, Sunbury, Agent
for Northumberland CotiCtV,
Sunbury, Dec. 3. Ii8.
1TEV CHEAP GOODS.
Tho targcKt ioi lmcnt In Town,
t,.i. v t?:i:.
Ullllll If . 1 I lllllf
ESPECTFULLY informs liis friends and
ouslomers, thnt he has received the
largest tind best assortment of poods ever of
fered in Suiiburv. Consisting of
DKY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardwire, Queensware, Liquors,
Drugs, Paints
and a aient variety of other articles.
The public ttru respectfully requested lo
call and cxamino his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Sunbury, Nov. 18, 1848.
'feoVegdaDte
Tub. 21, 18-11). Cm
in: 4 L IIIOIJ.
Kciiiule Cinnlaints,
AND A VARIETY OF OTHEIl DISEASES AKISINO
FKOM IMfUBITIKS OF THE BI.OOD, AND
OBSTKVCTIONS IN THE ORGANS Olf
VUi ESTION.
KxiH'Tlrnc Ins pr.-ivtit thnt nenrty every OiRcasr nrigiuatcl
fr.iin liui.uritic i l lla-111 w vl r ili-'niiipeiuciitmif Ihe lilca
lu t'.i (lrir:inti ; nii'l t-i ni-i-nri.' II.-nllli, vf inui.1 riiin ii thuse
ol.,Tncli iimtr rr,:nri' lln; lll.vn! t. i.p tinuritl 8lnic.
ii'fTM -nit 1'ikinij ni-dii-ini! is in mt c-lt'-'i-umlly re
in 'Vil to- (LicnNRii'ii 'Rjr.TAHi.n lTi ugative 1iu.s, Iicuik
c .iiin.i'ri'lv L'nvcl 'pitl Willi n cinti ff l pirn wane npar,
j (wtiu-li IH:
Bums, Scalds, and till Li.nh of ivjlamcd Sores
Cared.
iliiiticcl t'r in the iiilrruiil iiiL'rcilirula na built
hhi-ll I'; til the IliTlii I) "nil I.nvi: tl taste f iilfiliruie.
Hill :iri' us niKilv hv itl wi-it as liitu ofciiuiU'.. .M -reovur
tl;cy noiliT ii;iuiMi. i it l'I'I'C ill ll.c eliehUhl tli'iirce, lint
opi'niiM-u.illy mi nil tlii ilifii':i6cM pnila i I' llic f.li'in, iji-'
uliviil nl' c nliiiiiitr Ihi-iii-n'Iviu I.-, nml rurkiiiir uny iirliciiinr I
rciri 'ii. Tliim. il llm I .ivcr hi; iilli'i'li.-il one iiianilii-Mt will
iipCT:ne oil 1 ll'H pnriliMH ir i'r-iii. linn. n vi.iiiiu ll ' ull
lOrf-EVS l.MVi:ilSAI.OI.r.li:XT, is the most nl hub rcK-re linns niiiiiru ir. .,,,.ii-rui
c nu;.li-le Iluiil Aiitiit'te iv. r ku wil. it inilnnllv, . V. " - i n . ."" " . '" "
(unit in. ll bv Mi'U'ii-) Kl ii.h tviuts nl the nn M ll. ai.i-nile "V " " , " 1 "' 1 , , ' . . , t,,,",i"--
iJurn i.n.1 Sc.il.1. l'..r ..1,1 S u. -. Hliiisin, fun.. Siiruinn. Ac. ll,!tr,1"" ""'"-" "lc '''. uiiaiiciH-e
m nuil-r Ix-ajl, it is 111.- Ih-m applicatinn Uml cu liiailc. I ""Y ". , "r "-in . ye n. ..up. re I.,..
iis.iiulji ..nunc it. It ii tliein ut ' ,, ' ' , , .. ...........
lliicvilnl. Ail who line rt- i ln"v i sernle nil i-imi!I1 nmt !.xu.ll purtlrlm 11. 'Ill llio
i'll, I.-. illi.i ill'' I'rin mi, u- 1 1" 'i 1 iiiiiii uii iiiiin mtu-
imil liL'.'iltliy lu'll 'ii Tl llie llcnrl, I .tnicntitiil l.twr
T
'I'h.ms-.iilits hitVr liiril iiuil lit
t:rrlt:t-l UYAhU r i I Iilllll t'V
It.
Millions of acres of land are now un
der wutt'r between the mouth oi tho Ohio
river and New Orleans.
Charcoal ground lo powder is one of the
best things ever discovered to clean knives.
This is a late and valuable discovery.
To STOP Ul.EKDINO AT THE XoSE. Dr. -Ve-
irrier, a French surgeon, says tho elevation
cf a person's rij-hl arm, will ulwavs btop
bleeding ut ihe nose. Me explains the hict
physiologically, and declares il a positive
jeinouy. ll is certainly easy of trial.
The Importance of one Vote. Al an
. eleetiou for Judge of the polls, in the Ml.
. Carbon disttiet, ISchu) Ik ill county, i'enua.,
Mr. Joseph Georo received oiie voie, und
there being no other all day, ho was declared
. July elected.
. Sinoltivr I'nopiiECY. In ihe ''Vcstije of
CrvaJiou," pnblifflied several years ago. in ihe
following passage: tiTlie United Stali-n
migiil be expected to make no great way in
civilization, till they be fully peopled to the
Pacific ; and it might not be unieasonable to
expect that when the event occurred, the
greatest civilization of thai vast territory will
found in Ihe Peninsula of California an;!
the tiurrow strip of country ;eyo:id thultockv I
jounianiB,"
inniii"l it. r.verv n.uuly 'i uK' U piviti'tt with
Nmi ctmi It l hW mi 'll u mr (! I hf Iniiily iu:iy lli-il ll.
t v?- ( ))..-. rve --u-i Ihkj n the fr ii'iuif (liritiucii) hus Ihe
iiiiiii' t-i" 'inh.v. wiittt ri 'ii the oiiibUlt lulH. uuitu
this it: i .rjjfiy.
n.'iiliiiMi. LivT Mm, I'liini'Tft. !ttifl nil vh use Hnrscs,
wili titil tiiis (iiiiiiiiuuL liu' vl'v in at tiling llicy Ciin um;
i t ' 'il.ir (i:ii;s.S'r.i'i'iiuf, Kiiv.v, ,Vi-., A r., mi t!n ir tuiirn ia
".iri'iy rvt'iy mer' t'ul iiirii w ulil ki'fp Iii' miiiiiiitti ns In-r
l'r in us p t-MMi. T .u.---y'n Inivcrsul (.Jin incut in uIJ
l!,;it i r ii i i :.' 1 - Ti-v i.
IH l'lXir lY;:t'T.s. r-ril:esrii;.-or l.i'e of p.-igm
if is.T w 'a Oiirmuit i naiiv;ilud iiuniiri-!n have
irif-l it :nil i' 'imrt it ' 1.
l'ILl.Cl ! 1'nr i iii; ril T -lift Univv: b-i! Oiul-
liit-iit is one l' iIh'Ih-M iU-nu-i'lrb tlut vju Irt Uipliil. All
wii't h ivi trii-1 H 1 t nn-rii. k wr liiui'Mui n.
Ul.USOiaiS Cl HKJi. I i l-l . I!in-t; S rvs, (lit re
18 ii'ittiin v ;u:il t 'iHit! 's iintnit'iit. A pirn n in Mumi
III lirul. 1' r ll iiuiiiIkT "f y:itf, n h r Itjl llt:it Uillieil Ok
ijkiil I't!.!' il'-ct'Tj;. T nf 'h 'in::u -i:t wj r-r 'miin-inlrU
liy nnc 1 liio viKiiiiif; phyhli-i-int:. (who knew its pnttt vir
tues.) ami tw h xv )..m1u''m1 hi ir lii'itciit ttinn I lie
IkMit h;ul ifc'-'ivL-il inmi any tun! till pirv.i'UM ri-jinUiia. Let
ii tl i iv it.
lit it.NS AND SCALDS C ! lt:t). Th nsim's f c-mn
pf IJnniH Siviln, in uli iiftrlH i ihe c 'Untiy, hnvt- Ihtii
rnrit I'V T w h 1'iiiwrcit t iin'iii'.:it. Ct-rtihc ilt'rim tujjli
t-niM Ik- htfl I fill tlit w!i'M nl'thij rIiitI.
VHU.L.NT llKt IKSCl'UKO. Titinioninli r t,Mi
lii nl il in fi'V r '!' 'V hc-y's Mntiiii'iit l' r ctirin iirni? s
Iipv Im--i ciViTt'd the t- ; tit . :f. ilnwti"t'ln in Svr.tcnfe
wilH-oriii'y tin:? 2fvu mriiit rriiviit llie )jin of ihe in 'Hi
Kt-wP' hriiiHtt. AH pi-is "titl try :i.
SCAI.U lll'.M) I'TilKl). S-uch I cuf" of lcald
Irive lvcii ctiicil hy T -iui ' OiiUinctil. Try it it arid in
l.nift.
h LT HlU'.l'M CfltKI). Of ull Dip irini-fin ever ilif-
c tveren t rtii iiijui 4t:is it r-f;ii ife t niiini, i.mwyniin
vci il liintnii-Lit tlic m v id ik-ir. ll never was ku nvn
..f:iil.
I-HAIM'KI) HANDS CAN lil'.Ct l! T.l) T.mnn-'i I'm-
voril ('iii'.iiit iit will alwn cur. ihe w rt cuwu of (.'hup
jm- I liuiiilp. S -icn of i-ers tif will uliitetliti.
SDItK Lirst'l'lif.U. For i lie rnr of S -re Mm there
wiih never imxthin made r piul I '1 oiim-v' (linttui-iil, ll
in sure t't enie 'linn. Try it.
It is n wiea! Tu t"im;h u;rl. wirrwnteil li' t.i eoiituiu Hliy
nre:.irati n I' Meretny. 1'9 I'ru-e V eenn per 1. x. llt
flintier iiunieitlars 'iieernii." Ihic leitHy valunMe Oiiilnx-iit
the puhlie im re i erred to 1'ani, IiletK. t. lie hud pniti. of re
niwftaMe DiiijzyittK ond MiTrluniy iluoiiL'U.iitt l In. L ulled
htntea.
'rep;irid t.y R TOI'SIIV, Pnivgifct, No. 1()C Xiimkiu
Street, New York.
A(..:m-JOI1N YOfNU, HunUiry, M- A. MeCAY,
NortliniiilerliMnl.
t-'ehmuryi:, ly
:i)i.l tSerehv they restore herdili even when nil uiher ineJiii
htive fiiiietl. j
'J'he eniire truth of the nh'ivr ran 1k jtBoriniiwd hy the ,
trinl if :t siiit'lc Wx; mid tl:Mr vtrtiim ore ntpsitive mid
certain in resrniiiff Ile:ili)i. that the proprietor hind hiinnelf
t return ihe ni'Miev paid tor them in nil cune where they
dj not pive nuiveic d 8-ilipfuetiou.
v Retail I'l iro, 25cts, irr x,
Vrinetnal oTi'-e No. fa Verm a Ft.. N. York,
SaLi iy JOHN Y. YM Ni. S-nihnrv.
M. A. .MelWY, NnrthumlK-rlBiid.
Ii?" IL niP!iiherI)r. C V.CIieVneT i the inventor of ti e
Suiftr ('"Med ViiV, nnd lint tirttitj: " the Mil vm ever
heard f until he iutrodueed tliein in .Inde, l'undiAfHTM
h mid. t;,er. fore nUvnv?) nhV for Cliekner' S-iirir (-"died
l'il'ji. and take ii'iotheri, or they will beinndelhe viclinutof
U Irnid.
!-ehrurry,17, 110 ly
IMPOUTAXT TO THE PUBLIC.
Don't jrrmit your Iliirtrs or rnttlp t.i ilic, when
the incans of cure uvc williiii the reach of ull!
Singular Cause of Illness. Mr. Wil
liam B. Scarfo, a respectable citizen of
Pittsburg, while dressing a few days since,
stuck the point of a common pin into
one of his fingers, since Which time he has
jeen racked with excruciating pains; The
Gazette say that faint hopes are entertain
ed of his recovery.
Jons Mitchell, the Irish Patriot, goes
out as a fret emigrant from Bermuda to the
Cape ol Good Hope, by permission of the
British Government, for the benefit of his
health.
The Sultan of Turkey has lately triven
permission to the Jyws to build a synagogue,
or, as they prefer to call it, a temple on
Mount ion.
A Cheap Poslnge Association is formed in
New York. It is moving now wilh reference
to the next session of Conyrt'?, so as to pro
cure a reduction of Ihe present rates of
postage.
General La!", tf Indiana, i lo be
called, il is said, from Oregon, cf which h
ra appointed Governor by Prrsl tcnt Polk
JJATEXT Trus9 of till kiiula, Harrison's
writing anil ludelliMo ink, Cotton yarn ami
liiiw. ;"s' received uud for wile liv
Sunlmry, Dec 2, 1S18.
ADD'8 celeliratrd llorso htuI Cattle Modi
.inc for Hale by llli.NKV MAssEK.
bunlmrv Jan. "'(In, lBl'J tl.
AY IiUM. An excellent article for sale
f) l,y 11E.M!V MAnSGIi.
fcunliury Jan. 87th, 181U tf.
Tlic undersigned has jorit sevrrnl year in the
Rtuily of Veterinary pratlicc in "London und E
dinlioro'," lie liaH nUo 11 Milled liimself of llierenear
clicitof Eeil.irf, and otliiTecUl'raled men,hoUati
eontrilmted so imieli towards a judiriouatrentmrnt
of uniiiials ; the iiriiieioli s of our practice coiiMsta
in tho rejection ol ienerul lileeilnif; anil llie total
reie. lion of all medicine that experience has
shown to he of a dangerous temlancy. These re
medies net in harmony w ilh the vital principle, mid
when given according to the directions which ac
company Vncli article lliey are rapahlc of exciting
and increasing tho natural fiuietions, without di
miiiishiiiir or deslroyinn their power, hence ure
safeiu Iho hands of t verv one.
' O.H. DADU.M.I).
A Llsl,of llursr and Cutlle Medlclurs.
Thysic la!l, 73c. per lix.
Alterative hall, 7 3c do.
" powders for had condition, 75c per pack
age. Heave nowder fordiseates of the limp, 75o de.
l"iino powder for " kidney, 75c do.
Tonic nowder for had condition slander, 75c do.
so simplu nn intrunieiit,
that a child may learn to operate w ilh it in livt
minutes. It is not affected hy climate, moisture,
or any other known cause, (except the natural
magnet.) and will retain its power of poiutiutr out
mineral riches in the earth for any number of
years. By the aid of the Guide any jierson may
use the instrument at mice w ith perfect success.
FARMERS AND .AND OWNERS.
Farmers and Land Owners throughout tho Uni
ted States, who have reason to suspect the exis
tence of any kind of Mincrul riches upon Iheir
lands, should nvnil themselves of this opportunity
to test lhat fact, hy the surest of ull known tests,
before the nhundance of discoveries ill all parts of
the country shall have hsiened this source of
wealth in their estate.
AlAENTt r.L-.K8 TO CALIFORNIA.
Fersor.s going to California cannot make a let
ter investment than hy purchasing one of the c
instruments, which will not only he worth lilty
times its value there, to sell aenin, hut will he of
inestiinuhle worth to those who go in search of
tiold, as has heen proved hy the most abundant
experiment Isilh in California und the United ilafe
TESTIMONIALS.
Siguor D'Alvcar docs not does not deem it ne
cessary to encumber this notice with a long list of
testimonials, in proof cf the value of his (iOLD
OMETER and (;OI,l)sEEKER'S GUIDE. The
brilliant results of his labors in California, and the
discovery, this very week, of fresh veins of Gold
in Virginia, and lieds of Coal in Rhode Islaud, hy
it use, aic alone snliicient lo stamp it as the greatest
discovery of the age. Nothing hut tho extreme
cheapness ei the instrument, and his desire to see
it used for ihe benefit of mankind induces him to
dispose of it at the low price of which he offers it. j
l'esides '.his, his own desire for wealth is nearly
6atisfai"tied.
The following Testimonials, in proof of the
value of the Goldonietor, selected from a great
number equally satisfactory, must suliice for the
suffice for the present:
Astoii HotsK.N.V lVcSl, 1R18.
The uudersifiied, having this day withesscd
the practical 0sration of Mgnor Jose DcAlveai'
newly invented magnetic instrument, tho Gold
oMim.it, feel entirely satisfied that it possese the
extraordinary power of desecting Mineial ore hid
den beneath the surface of the earth, and have no
doubt that it w ill prove invaluable aid in the dis
covery oftho Mineral resource of the United
Stales and the world.
J. R. lHri:B, Jr., Chemist,
L. fi. Tikumixx, Magnetic Ins. Maker,
(J. 8. Dixa, Geologist.
DIAMOND POWDER
ISA.OU STROPS.
T'HIS Powder is warranted fur superior to any
thins in use for im parting a keen, smoolheiltrn
to liainrt, Surgical instruments, and all kind of
fine C'1-ti.krt ; it may lc opplicd to any kind of
strop. Also superior Razor, Knives, and Perfu
mery, wuoiesale and retail, by
ALFRED BENNETT, Agent.
Depot of Fine Razors, Strops, lirusna, ...a
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. 18 South Fiftu street a
hove Chestnut Philadelphia.
TESTIMONIALS.
PiiiLAM.i.piii, Feb. IStli, lt)48.
This mav certify thut I have used one of tho
Strops prepared with HAYNES' MAGIC DIA
MOND POWDER, and can attest in the most
uncipiivocal uiauncr, that there is nothing ran be
Ktt-.nu tlmt will produce the same ctlect m my opw
ion, and must say to others, try it, and you will
hud it superior to any ueietolorc in use. I can
truly soy lhat I never knew wlmt a sharp razor
w as wlorc.
JOHN bCOTT, lion Safe Mi.kcr, 41 S. Third st,
Pi:lniu.i.eiiu, October, 1848.
A very hard beard and tender face ha compel'
led me to sock, and '. many contrivance design
ed to moke shaving easy und pleasant, but with
indiflcrent success, until I made use of thu Magic
IJJ.v.MtJA ll ri) XJI.K, solo bv Alfred Uennetl,
and Roussi l's shaving ( 'ream. Their united pow
er act like magic, und impart a power to the Razor
lo leiiiovc the most stubborn heard, u-uiuut irn-
tuliu the skin or temper of their owner.
J. COX, 40 South Fifth Street
For salo at this ollice Price 23 cts. ct Lox
November 2j, 1S18 bin.
1 1 .fi.3"Uiii V8 Cl- ltKMCT TO THE SlCIt I
llcnllli lo 1110 Weak:
IHI.M ia . mud r.,r Uk-
v hole Human Kucc in Aii
uriuV
PAIS KILLER
TESTED BY THOUSANDS AND
LNA1UMOISLY AFPItOTEDt
S ;
w
S
s
U
Ettt dtr i this celebrated medicine extendinf the
inhere of its nscfulnen, end ever year ldui( t the long
catalogue of its trinmihs.
A MILLION OF BOXES are dittributnl annwally with
out fully meeting llie demand I For eome time put, the
alee bnve been limited eolely for want of ncihtiei of nip
ply. Truly tliis ia a universal remedy I UnkenUd, tlieaa
pills hare found their way uito the remotest eornera of the
L'nbn, everywhere proving their title as the poor man's
friend sick uuin'i hope llie marvel and blessing of the
For a trifling eum, every individual and every family may
have HEALTH INSURED to them for an indefinite pe
riod ; and what ia life without health but miienbl te
lenet ! I
It ia too preciima a boon to be tempered with, by trying
all aorta of experimente upon it. The aick aliould use thoae
medicines only which experience baa shown to be the beet- I
A PHYSICIANTESTIMONY.
From Oata'till, Green County, New York.)
Dr. W. Wright Dear Sir : I have found your Indian
Vegetable Pills valuable remedy in caaea of Oenend De
bility of the system, and in all Dillioua disorders. I am alae
in the habit of recommending tlioiu to female iu peeulia,'
caaea.
I observe them to epernte in the system without producing
debility or pain, leeving ll in a' healthy conditiuu.
Junetl'i, 1848. Jon Doa.n, M.D.
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
From Norton Hill, Oreen Connty N. Y.
Dr. Wright : Ve have uaed tnd aoU your Indian Vegeta
ble Pills for three yeara peat, and do not beiitat to recom
mend tliein to our fiienda and customers aa the belt FamXy
Mediciu iu uae. N, 4: L. Ruusiu.
From Merlse Hall Pa.)
To Dr. W. Wright--Dear Sir : For the !aat two yeara I
have had the (geney for Ihe tile of your Indian Vegetable
Till lliii place, and have sold annually lar-c quantities at
retail. They have in every instance given entire niiafug.
aicn. MnnV Ittmilici in thii lection keep them, and consider
tliein invaluable aa a family medicine. There ia ao medi
cine sold here that can be so uiuTeraally recommended aa
Wright's Indian Vegetable PiUi. Yery truly yours,
February 1, 194?. YT. M.Ltrua
TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER THYSICIAN.
The following teller is in reply to a note from our agent
asking Dr. Houton's opinion of this medicine :
-Tuxkhaxnoc. A. mutt S3, 1819.
Mr. A. Durhsui Dear Sir: In reply to your note of yee.
terday, I would atate, that I have occasionally found it con
venict to use the various "Patent Pilla" vended in the ehope j
audwhilel am unwilling to ny anything todepreciate the
value of othera. I am free to confess that I oonaider Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pilii superior to all othera with which I
am acquainted. I have used them for many years both in
my own family and in my practice generally, and they have
uniformly proved mild, certain and sufe in their operatioua
le care anil skill wilh winch these pills have been hitherte
mnnufuelured are, in my opinion, a sufficient guarantee for
likcgjod retails iu future. Very respectfully.
H. A. BotJTos, M.D.
Mr. D is a practitioner of long ejiiericnce, well known
in aud even beyond the lines of Wyoming county. He is
nf Pmnsvlviuiia. and hiclilv uonuuir with the
pe.iplc among whom he residca.
tn varo of Sugar Coated Couulor-
Mt.
Remember that tho original and only gouuina luduui
Vegetable Pills have the wiitten signature of Wm. Wriebt
on Uia topiatjct of ach box.
Poltticol.
TUIRTY-riRJT CONORtUA.
Tbstcrmof the Tmntr-Fm.T, Coars
cominencatl on Monday. The rjqw Senate
ia comprise-! of ihe follovring membtr: Pre
siden', Milliard Fillmokc j , f
Whivs in Italics; Democrats in tloman.
Those ihorUi F. S. are Fret Sailers.
Tern
Alabama. Exvires
Benj. Fiipairick,1853
Uncertain, 1855
Arkansas.
L.
Jem
MicrfiOAK. Expires.
LewisCai", 181
Alpheu Felch, 1891
Wm.K. Sebastian, 18S8lThog. II. Benton. 1851
Solon Borland. 1855 Darid R. Atchison 1865
COWNCTICUT.
Roger S.Bnldurin, 1851
Truman Smith, 1855
Drlawake.
John Wales. 1RS1
Presley Sprvonr,1858
X LORtDA
na, i,i r v..i.. ion
Jaclson Morton, 18551ucofj W. Miller. 185J
Gconrm. North Carolina.
John M. BerrienAZSS, Willie P. Maneximm
New IlAMMHtRt.
John P. Hle(F.S)186l
Moses Norris, Jr., 1855
IW YORK. , '
Oan'IS. Dickinson,! 851
Wm. H. Semari, 1855
XNEWJCRSET.
H m. L. Dovfon. 1851
Wm. C. Dawson, 1855
INDIANA.
Jpse D. Biiah', 1851
1865
Geo. E. Bad&er,
UHIO.
Thos. Corvin. 1861
Whitcomb?(FS)1856 S. P. Chase, (F.S)1855
ILLINOIS. ' rENNSYLTANIA.
Stop. A. DonelassJ853
James Shields,
10WA.
Geo. W. Jonpg,
1855
1851
AugustosC.Dodgcl854 oAi . Clarke, 185J
Kf.ntuckt.
Henry Clay, 1855
l.ni'ISIANA.
Sol. U. Downs, 1853
Pierre Soulp, 1555
IVlAtNE
Daniel Slurceon, 1851
James Cooper, 1855
HHODE ISLAND.
Albert C. Greeitr, J?51
South Carolina.
J. R. Undent ood, 1853 John C. Calhoun. 1753
1755
A. P. Butler,
1 ENNESSEE.
H. L. Turney 1SS1
John Bell, 185J
Hannibal Hamlin. 1851 Thome,. 1 Pn.b isnt
Jas. . Bradbury 1853 Sam. Houslbn, 1858
3HA.srHt;sETT8. Vermont. .
Darnel Webster, S1 Sam! S. Phelps. 1851
John Vans, l8MWilliamVpham, 1856
T .
Maryland.
Reverdy Johnson, 1851
Vtamt-!
James M. Mason, 1851
ames A. Praree, 1855jRob tM.T.Hunter 1898
Mississippi.
Jefferson Davis, 1851
Henry S. Foote ,1853
Wiscokiin.
Henry Dodgr,
Isaac P. Walker,
1851
1851
HECATIIfLATION.
Whigs, 05
Democrats, u
Free Soilers, )
Uncertain, 1
Total number of Members, GO
The Women Moving. In the Legi'si'atut
of Msachusrtt3, a lew days since, a memo
rial was, presented from a largo number of
females, praying for certain modifications of
the exist ins law of divorce. The tone and
temper of iho petitions are ral her curious.
,;Vith duo deference, we would ask, "w here
from what source, in what enlightened age
and nation, did the men originally obtain tho
exclusive right to monopolize the privilege of
ler-islatirir for females, and of compelling
them to submit lo their laws, however une
qual and objeetinnoble thev might be 1 Echo
answers w here 1 The Bible, it is said, gives
thpm the riiiht, because it says, 'Wives, sub
mit themselves unto your own husbands in
the Lord.' How a wife can submit herself
n thn Lord., to a man who is 'dead drunk'
one Imlt of ihe time, and a fool the other
nail, in consequence, from whom aho recei
ves only a scanty subsistence of the meanest
cest-ription. is more ihau woman's wit can
devise "
pi.ASTER, a lot for sulo ly
Sunbury Jan. SCtli, 1819. tf..
C. . BOGAR.
I, us Axiicuii, California, Ann. lS4t.
This may fortify that the unuVrsipjiieu1 is fully
convinced that Siirnor Jose Dc Alvenr was the first
disrovrror of the Gold drHUositrs of Valifurnia. ami
Unit this discovery was mmle hy the aid ofa Mag
netic instrument called the Goldometcr, which I
hnvc seen successfully applied to the discovery of
vein of (lold ore, places where no indication of
the earth. T. W.SHEKMAX,
Lieut, 8d Artillery, V. . Arinv,
NO AGENTS".
In consequence of the dilliculty of findinjr faith
ful acf nts, aud of preventing frauds, where urticles
of this nature arc sent out fur generul ante, Sipinor
De Alvenr hn detennined to ecll none of his work
or instruments unless ordered hy letters sent ch'
rcctly to him, when the desired puliliration, or ill'
strument, will be forwarded under Ins signature
Cordial dunk fur iuflaiualiou of bowels, 75c per 1 0UJ ,-w-al, go that ull douht us to it gcuuincuess
tYlil'P MOLASSES. Supirior refined Svrup
O M..I r... .,i 1.0 lll-'.XKV MAssKK.
Wunhuiy, Dee. 8, 1818.
Also,
OAPS. An assortment just received,
silk HATS at &2S5, for ulc hy
11. MAe-ISEK.
Sunlmry, Dec S, 1848.
TiLANK UOOKS. An assortment of Blank
- Books, just received and nale hy
II. MASTER.
Kunhur)-, Dec. 5, 1818.
IE AS, from tlie New York Canton and I'ckin
Tia Company. For sale by
J. W. FKlLl.Mi.
Sunhury, Dec 8, 1848.
T
OA I N 1 S, a few for isle by
CIIAS. 8. BOGAR.
Punbiirv, MaMi in, 1840.
llOttll
Liquid hliitcr, 7.e ?r boltle.
Oiutiiieiit for promoting the growth of hair, 50c
per pot.
Healing balsam for wound and saddle galls, 75c.
per bottle.
Wash for inflamed eyes, 50c per bottle.
Ointment for mange scratches, old sore, &c, 50c
tier bottle.
Kmurocation lor sore inruai, oc per unitie.
II mil ointment lor sand crack, brittle boot, eve, 50c.
per bottle.
. . .1.- ii ...j 1
liorse l.llllllll Ml, mc iuubi i-i-ivuiairuamciv Klivwn
in 1'uijliiud for lameness of every description, 75c
& 1 1 per bottle.
Distemper powder for red wutcr, $1 per bottle.
Worm powder tor tne .removal 01 worm irotu
the intestinal canal, 75 per package.
For ale by 6TIMFHON & REED, 28 Mcr.
chant Row, also at UADD n HOKS13 A-MJ
CATTLE MEUIC1J5B UEJ'OT, Ko. 1 & S
Ilavmarket Buuare, oUin.
l'umphleu Uccrilii)ig the diseases for which
these remedies are used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certificate are in possession of the
Proprietor, of cure performed by the abbve Mcdi.
cine.
Sold by GREEN V FLETCHER.No, 86 South
........ 1 , 1 j 1... l:
BIA J tl Oiroei, roiiaueipuuu auu uy mm
AsiiTi-UMd Miuci, Kunhnry,
Fehruarv 8, 1840. tf
mv be removed,
H BEWARE OF ALL IMITATIONS of
this Instrument which may hereafter p(ier, a
the secret of imparting the' Oold Detecting power
is known to 110 person whatever, except mo oir
ginal inventor.
tyr The GOLDOMETER and COLD SEEK
ER'S GLIDE, will both he sent by mail, closely
enveloned and sealed, and heretofore, not subject
n insnretioii bv lost-inaster lor in uin 01
PUREE DOLLARS, sent post paid to SHj.MIK
JOtsE Di ALVEAU. Box S713, New Turk City.
The instrument i very liirht, and the Guide U
nrinted on thin nancr sotbat the charge by mail
or express will 1 very small to any part of the
l ulled otate. ! lie 1 rice 01 uie
ER'S GLIDE alone, is ONE DOLEAR, sent as
above. Address, -
6IGNOR30SE Ds ALVEAR,
Box 3713, New York City
1 nr OFFICE forthesale of the Goio Stm 1
firini and GuLiioMiTKR. No. 88 Centre Street,
New York City, where visiter may see eeveral
nske of California Gold, in the rough tte, as ex-
trsctiMl bv Simior D'Alvcar from the Sacramento
Mines, and also witness the operation of the
GoLxoMSTia, when held" within the Magnetic in
fln.nr of the rjrarioa metal, am) unerring man
ner in which it indicates the prnee of thst and
ether maUllie sursstanoM.
rekraarv 17th, 149
Thin is nn ciriri-iv vectn
Ww C'liiiixmiul, c 'iiip'mJ vi
1 wciuy-i iveuiu.'rciii uicrc.
rii cut , nnd ia nn iuTri.-it und
l.xfi'rufil Ileiiirdy ir lh vn-
nous ilia thut tmimu rtevh
heir tt
fVCU Al.
HIieUHiittistu. C'liI. Si riiiiia, S.iiiuil AlTrftiuiia. Suuiiiut
Ciuplaimn, Cli ltiu Morlma. TiMtiliat-ho, Kruptiin, Coma
Vilcn. 'rtzca I'lirin, liurnn, tS-nMd, A-tie in the Vuvtt uud
HrcitH, Pninfcr' C Hrtiit. ikl S ff8, IsOKH u ;pc-
(itr, tttiicntl DrtMlitv. Anttiina, Ar. rut uti in im
1
uunhleli lolxj luul nl every dccw kihiis, o 'iitithiiiia a
Uriel iiiHtory t tiricui, niHP .vi ry
Andrews l'aia Kiilcr, Cenihcn' of t'urftdirc4tioii. ice
LOOK OUT FOR FRAl'D
Tlie triitnitth'iut fitorcM 'f Aiidrewa Pain Killer m re-
ivuii? thr rttiiar tnni prtstmee (imni. tnr uaiimiiv auui
ntillttius ol' our rmf, hna iiitlured rune nn n ! wh-'in it
nmv Ik tmU a-nd, tln'ir viIImiu his ix-ctiiwui'im inn ni left
their villidny, t uttinint tt put in rirc-ulaliou hpuri-iii nml
tiimertt-ii riini r.i:ii "ruin llllfr, ufiiik m-uiioua
lutint-!! I.r the itrHentiett untni-r. lorfff! cenitieaies, e.
mi linvf oin nrei. nnn oilier ii' Hilt will nninr. let
I reiuenilar ihut AmlfewH (ieuulne Pain Killer Ima the
ritifii mirtiutiirtt of I. Andrew on the lahrl f vnvH h Mile
hlat k ink. U u i annplv uaK I t rum Kdter. wit nik lur
twlTtuM, I'rtin KiHtT. mid imve n-Mttu
s .Id hv Al. A. .Met;itv, rfcut; Affeux, .ortnuimeriuiia :
V. Friliiw. Suii'mry ; Jm II. Riwer, Milton ; Julm R.
Mvvff. HI MHimlium : Wm. A.MnrrnvA Cu Innvile
Diivciiiwrt V Smith, Plvnriith: Andrew Yohr, Wilkea-
Ivirri! ; Il tVi Si Mct'iffiiiii'k. MerAVeiiaville : tHefuilne V
I'linmifPiin. Isewia.-iinr j ie.rge McAlpin, Jerey HUhc;
(I..I.TS. Mddr4M-d to I. A iv Ire wi. inventor and only Pro-
nriet.ril llhem Toinnkiin Ciiinty, N. Y, Will receive
p.pienni?r jo, itto. ly
Wright's Indian Vegetable SMlie
Jolin W. Filling, Siunburjr.
ll:nry Macr, Hnnbury.
Hny Sc MeCorniU'k, McEwuin ill.
V.. KaurTman, Augusta tp.
Joint H. Vitivcut, Cliiltsquaqu.
Knsc Jc Br rcitrcsser, Elysbiirg
W. Ito'.litnnel, I jule Mahonoy.
lleinrn c Flrotlicr, Milton.
Forsyth, Wilsmi 9c Co., XorUnuubsilrtid.
Jus. Reed. Pollsgrove.
V. ,V R . Fegely, haraokintowa.
J. C. Morgan, tfnydtfrstowu.
W.Depiiin. M:iliin.w P. O.
Hrnne.ville Hilshue, t'p. Mahoaoy.
J. C. Ren Line Mnuntaia P. O.
Benj. HcAiiir, liw Mahoning P. O.
Araos T. Biissi-ll, Turbnttsvii:.
O. J. k T. Piier, WatsnnvUl.
K. A. Kulziirr, nnonsvtll.
II. II. KiucMc, F.lysbarg.
OfTiors ilrvotod vxchisivdy to the si! cf Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills, Wholesale anil Retail, 10!) Racs St., Pkila
rf' l,hia,' Grccnwiib street, New Yurk, and U1S IVciucut,
Bost "ii.
Dec. Din, IftlS. ly.
Tims' an hand's breath; 'ti e tale;
'Ti a vessel under nail ;
'Tis an eaile in its: way,
Darting down upon its prey
'Tis an arrow in it flight,
MtiLkintr the pursuing sight:
'Tis a short-liv'd fading flower ;
'Tis a rainbow on a shower;
'Tis a momentary ray,
Smiliu" in a winter's day ;
'Tis a torrent's rapid stream ;
. 'Tis a shadow ; 'tis a dream;
'Tis the closing watch of night.
Dying at the rising light;
'Ti a bubble 1 'lis a sigh' ;
Be prepar'd, O man ! to die.
Fbaxcis QriaUs, 1634.'
I.'quttable Lite Insiirunrr, Annuity
and Trust Company.
OFI-irr.T4WAI.NrT 8TRF.F.T, PIHI.ATir.1JIUA.
Capital "iVi,li0. Chaiitkr rtnrrriAL.
M1K r-imisiny nrft now prvin-d In transnft liu.'invs
1 iip'Mi the m-isi liliernl tun! attvtmifiseims tenns. Ttivy
su? ruiiliorizi.il by their clmrier (Hfi. :i) uio tn-is alt an,l
every iiwuninoe iiiiprlniniiip tu lue r.-Ktoi wlmicvfir siml
or ikitiirt'. nml t.i inivi anil eviiciile tri'Ww, litikc nslow-
menu, :lul lo firsnt unil iir'liu- tuuiintlcs." n.ofisn
ivinx w tl nntmilw's su't cii'IowukiiIi, ini'l net as Trustees
hir iuiti'irs anil heirs.
Tul le 01 Premiums required f r the A-surauco 01 etuu for
llie wh ile lerin L,lle.
Ae.
Prein. I I Age. I Prein. Aite. ( Prern.
1 So 31 nil 411 :l X
IM 34 Sli 47 .149
1 50 .tl 1! l 44 S Ott
I5 ' 31 HlIT 4U 3 77
I no 3.1 K :tl .si 1 im
1 tl) 3d a 411 il 4 13
1 tW 37 8 47 M 4 3-2
1 OS 3d 9 M M 4 SI
1 7i 3D ttl M 4 71
I 76 40 70 . 4 SI
im 41 ati m &ia
1 69 4a a ea st s ;
tot 4a 3 111 65 fi 64
1(V 41 3 ia 59 4 78
a 04 45 33 00 03
GOODS,
CUE AVER THAN EVER
Henry Masser,
HAS just received nt his store, in Sunbury,
un ussoitment of the cheupest Goods, thut
ever came to tho place, consisting ot
1)111' GOODS,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, 4c.
French black Cloths, Cassinclts, &o. Call'
coes, ot excellent quality ami colors,
piico 6 to 10 els. (Joori Musline, a
van) vviilt). at 61 cents.
These are not the low priced traf-h articles
I1KIU1 llv siihl. Mublin dol.iuiies, ot line ciual
itv au'J pulterns IS?, llauilsoiiie Toikeri
and other Shawls and variuus other article.
The public are requested lo call and mage
lor theniaclve.
Sunbury, Nov. 18, 1848.
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The premiums are '.ess tlmit any other e;iiniMiiiv, and ths
isilieies nlfonl grualfir adiiiiluses. Tallies of hull-yearly
sin! quarterly premiums, liult' credit rules nt' preniuiin, short
terms, jnml lives, survivorships atsl endowments; also,
iorill 01 Apptieull'Si wliieh there are Uunk sheets') art
to lie liaa on sppuesii n si ow otui-e, ur uy wtier 10 uis
J. 11. IH UUI, rsuiibtto-.
Kates fob ikuuk Vllsion a singl Lii
Air List to California. The inventor
of the aerial locomotive announces that ho
will leave New York on the 15th of April on
his lirbt iliuht to California. The price of
passage is tixed nt S50, including board, and
the trip i.s e.pi!ded to lie made in calm wea
ther l. two days--against head winds in five
davs. Captain TnLftrart, of Boston, has made
another invention, which will bo finished suf
ficiently tit make nil experiment iu a few
month. Ho intends to make ihe first trip
fiom K jsIoii to Bunker Hill,
I Agent,
Ak. For 1 year. For T years.
SO 61 !
:m oe lJ
40 i,5 1,01
so I.1 ,T
S 3,41 3.j7
For I jf.
1.00
rut
.70
3.n4
6,0a
P.kavsle .A nerson aaed 30 Tears next birth dav. bv
paying the Company 99 rents would secure to his iniuily
or neira 9liu wiiiuwi 110 uic . ..lie yr.ir ; ,,r 114 w
cares to them elUUO; nr lor CI3 snuusllv Ut seven yoin
ha a.eiires to tbein Isluuu should he tlie 111 seven veani; 01
lor IK-Ji.tO paid anuuully durmg hie he secures liiuu lo us
paid when he dies. The insurer eeurui his own txsius,
L Lhs dnleroiice 111 snMsuiInT arsiviums fnsntlii4eehanred
bv otaer otiieea. rot tHo.Mi lorn aeus wouui rai sw
A Misr.Hs' Hospital has been established
nt l'Di?er Park,'-' a short distance from Potta
villti under llie charjre of Dr. Noble. Ar
rangements are now in ruofrress to have the
Hospital ready by the- first of April for the
reception of palii-nts. The institution will be
open to those only are members.
Three thousand cows have been exported
from Canada within the last three months."
AN EMBLEM.
A butterfly basked on a baby's grv,
Where a lily had chance J to grow;
Why sat thou here with a gaudy dye, , .
Whilst the of tlie bright and sparkling eye
Must sleep in the church yard low !
Then il lightly soared through the unny air.
And spoke from iu airy track t
I wa a worm till I won my wing.
And she whom them mournrst like a seraph
ings; (
Wouldst then call tlie bleat one back 1
should he die in one vear.
Forms ol application sun mi r
iiiii-nlnn may h had at
I nar
the nflice. J. W. CLAliilOrl, president.
Tseah sri Fsancis w. iuwu.
II. G. Tueltett, Serretarv.
i T,v.i l.iT.irun-br. I. B. Mssser, Pimbury.
J. U. Ptaot, bwilury, Agent for Not ihumherlaial coos
' Sunbury, July 8, 1818
THWTIIEAT WATEU. Una doUar per
bushel, cash, will be paid for good wheat
by IK. I . Ul..nt,I J
Sunbury Jan. 87th, 1849 tf.
"HTAAR IRON of all kinds for sale low, at the
19 store of C. a BOGAR.
Sunbuiy Jan. 80th, 1648-t.
Cotton Yarn, Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Lap
and Wadding, Cotton Outline, Ready made
Pantaloon. Ready made Vests, Conpresj Knives,
Porcelain lined preserving kettles, nuu received
for sal by - u. .n.s? tvitv.
Bunbory, Uee. s, tete.
"OAlSTNo, eurranta, citron, cbecse, pepper
J--sauce, dec for sale by j. W. t BltiLXi.
Sunbury, Dec 8, 188.
AXES of very superior ottfity for sale by. . ,
, .!.MA88R. '
6itnhury, Per. 2, 141.
PLASTER, Salt and Fih, Inst received and tur
, Punburv, Tee. S, 11
BOARDING.
rr.Hr' subscriber will eoulinue to receive and ae
l commodate a few transient or permanent.
Boahdebs, at her residence in Sunbury. The lo
cution is in e handsome and pleasant part of th
town, comiuaiiduig a one new of Me susqvehan
na, Northumberland and tlut sceuer; adjacent.
To person from the city, Whp wisli to spend a
few month in the country duriiy; th untnier '
son, bunbury stlords a delightful retreat ,
March 10, 1849. 6m
OTICE. Tboso who are Id want of any
i eoods are rwuoated. to come next week, aa
the (ubsrriber is dvtermuutsl to sell U off by the
last of th weak, . C. . BOGAR.
Sunbury, March 10, 1643.
SCHOOL BOOKS, for sale Ny eheef) H
CHARLES . OaJk.
" "6unbury, March 10. 1648.
PARA80IA A tew far sale Wkr r4 by
C.i BOGAR,
Sunbury, March 10, 1849 '
SUMMER MUAWLS, for eate below oity prtVea -by
. C. 8. BOOAJt. '
Pnnr-itrv, March l, lift.