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UNBUKY-rAMEltlQAjSffAijtfPKIN-JOURNAL;---
4-LLi4r-r I 1 j4--rM-Lfi
2UI 04?rt0 of Stems
iTi ,!WC KHoArii Von tub tv
JJei Rtntounttr in Maition CountyPv
wr thai CatriuiM Clay unol dead. ''
n'lKf'ttttk-rtftilbttfttAT!, June 18.
It f now reported in this city thai Casiius
M. Clay'waa not -killed during ihe rencountre
In Madison, Tha last intelligence we . hear
frWtt him, if, that there is ft probability of
W recovering. The death of Kt, Turner ,Js
(Confirmed. (! ,., -,
Irlr. Cliy, it seems, having'aece pted an in
ratat ion to h(1 dress a meeting of Emancipa
tionist, in Madison county, was addressing
In assemblage on the mibje"ct of slavery,
and Offence bring1 'taken at some of bis re
mar, Air. 1 urner gut up and called Clay a
liar, hence the altercation; which resulted, as
near aa I can yet loam, as above stated.
Sttamtr Falcon-Crtvatst Gold Dollars
, ' - ' ' -Cholera.
! , " New Orleans, Juno 12.
.The steamer Falcon sailed yesterday for
New York and Havana. She takes 69 pas
sengers to the former place, and five to the
latter. ; . ". , . - J.'
iThe overflow is falling fast it receded
five inches to-day from the highest point,
leaving large deposits of mud in the street.
The die for casting gold dollars has been
received at the mint, in this city, and fifty
thousand dollars of American gold have been
aent to the mint to be cast into dollars.
There were one hundred and eighty-Two
deaths in this city during the past weelc,
?ichty-seven of which were from cholera.
The weather is excessively warm.
'We had no arrivals yesterday from North
ern points'.". . ..
Tht California eiri by ihe Cresent City.
' . ." Charleston, Juno 18.
The ffew Orleans papers, received this af
ternoon, contains details of the news from
California, brought by the Cresent City.
It is said tire re are about thirty thousand
Mexicans on their way to the gold regions.
They go in parlies, regularly armed and or
ganized. General Persifer K. Smith's proclamations
ane utterly disregarded, and serious difficul.
ties are anticipated, if ho attempts to put
them into force.
There were no arrival here, from Northern
ports yesterday or to-day, nor a,t Savannah j
no Northern arrivals at Mobile orf the 12th.
The CAf-ironsii Gold About SfS'n,000
of the gold dnst from California, brought by
the V. S. ship Lexington, reached our mii.t
yesterday to be coined. The whole amount
received by this vessel was S270,000, and
the.'&ilance of her valuable freight will pro
bably be conveyed hither in a day or two.
Twbor three other parcels of California gold
from various sources were also received at
the- mint yesterday, amounting to about 54.
OOrt Of this a parcel of about $3000, brought
to ft'karvii, R. I., by tho whale ship Poits
mouth, contained the richest and purest spe
cimens of I he gold that have as yet reached
the tn int. Several lumps were among it, of I
thepurest virgin gold, weighing two or three
ountiee each,, an inch to two inches long,
we perfectly smooth by the action of the
stream in which it was found.
i R. T. CoNitAn, Esq.. has withdrawn his
name from the Daily News, as one of its edi
tors. He assumes the duties of Deputy Sur
veyor f the pot of Philadelphia.
Dow. Jr., savs that when a. man becomes
poor, nd gets hard ttp,' with big owl-eyed
starvation staring at him from a short distance,
he will turn oil and go devil ward in spite of all
pious puhings to the contrary. Righteous
nesi and roast beef are luxuries that be can't
afford.
Lorta Natoleom. A Paris correspondent
of tie New Yoilt Tribune says :
; "The Republic is prepared for a new revo
lution. Louis Napoleon, abandoned by all,
ia prepared lo strike a blow of the imperial
threrre It is no lonier doubttul that this is
his intention, and his obstinacy and the auda
city of his spirit impel him to a speedy essay
(ward its fulfilment. Let him do so, and at
that moment the struggle will become deci.
sive against him. All of the causes which
bive -destroyed his personal reputation are
tifiw r onibined together."
. Sikct.-lar.- The following note was ap
tended to the close of a letter from a gentle.
ntan living in Moadville, Pa., under date of
May 25th; "The lish in Conueaut Lake, a
body of water not far from this place, are all
dying. They come floating Jo the shore co
vercd with a green scum, and the share is
lined with them.' This singular fatality is
said to be the omen of pestilence. The air
arburfd Ae lake is putrid., , , 4
Mr.Jtrcbfe fc. ilufry, of farkman, Me.
,...,.. . ..' J
killed a bear with a post axe, on the 19th
alt. The bear came so bis barn-yard after
sheep, when Mr. M. ran after him, and buri
ed Ihe axe 1n his bead. He was a 400 pound
bear.
'Oct of t!i TatiW ITak Isto tiic Ftac.
Two individuals who were confined in a Cin
cinnati tail, contrived plan to escape, and
one niBbV'wift aome (instrument end their
finger naiUy borrowed hole through a two
foot wall of sufficient size to c out not out
of the jail, but out into another cell, which
was much etronger than the one they left.
TJoortunate rascals.
A NovriTr, The committee having in
eharre the Water Vorki in Pittsburgh, have
iraa em oontracU for the manufacture of
"Cast 1 roe Slates" for the roof of their build.
ine. This if eltosether the latest novelty
vf jiave heard in the mechanic art.
... ' 11 1 1 ' ' '
.r A 'Bio Lx A Uef of rhubarb has been
Aft with the editer'of the Westminister (Md.)
-...lionian. b Mr. Im Shrwr, which
...r 91 faat in Circumference, end
ft t inebee in diameter. e hJ one lp
jaat flioaeuring 15 feet.in oirou.mfejenc.e.i
Notice,
rTHE venders and retailers of domestic and fo
'reign merchandize of Northumberland county,
will take notice that they are assessed and rated
by the appraiser of Mercantile Taxes lor the
year 1849 as follows i
Name and Residence. '
Class.
tcenst.
i Ltieit. '
A. T. Deuel, t . i I J
SavidgecV Kamp, ' '
i htlawart, . , r.;,-.
George & 1. T. Piper,
Ludwig dc Wank,
Hays dt MeUormick,
Kelchaer k Bollard,
Levers Quigle,
John F. Dentler,
Turbvt.
Isaae Brown,
Milton.
Swenk if Mesullor,
Isaac Drown,
13 liqudr IS CO
13- do 19 00
19
1
IS
14
13
.
U
18
13
13
14
IS
U
14
14
13
13
14
14
14
14
.10 00
10 CO
13 60
10 CO
13 00
do
da
do
7 00
7 00
IS 60
15 00
12 50
7 00
18 75
15 00
7 00
7 00
12 SO
10 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
7 00
10 CO
7 00
10 50
10 50
10 00
15 00
10 50
10 50
7 00
' 7 00
10 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
do
Aaron Cornier,
H. J. Shaffer, '
Wm. H. Frymire,
do
Heinen Brother,
Seth Cadwalleder,
P. McDowell,
Swenv r H,
Wm. F. Nagle,
George Coney,
Dlair Reed,
do
John 11. Raser,
John Murray,
Lovtr Mahonoy.
E. Mover,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ueorge Brosioui,
Eliua Weisi,
Benjamin HelTner,
Jatkson .
John Carl,
William Deppin,
D.inicl Sw-nnze,
William Keres,
Littli Mahonov.
William Rethermel, .
Coal.
Solomon Dover,
Wm. lb Keuben rereiy
Chilisaiiaaut.
John H. Vincent.
unies Reed.
do
Adam Con rail.
Iredell Cadwallader,
7 00
7 00
7 00
13 00
15 no
10 50
7 00
15 00
10 50
7 00
15 00
10 50
7 00
7 00
15 00
10 50
12 50
10 50
15 00
10 50
10 50
Norlhvmbtrland
S. B.fj'-normandie,
James Ri?k.
Win. H. Waples,
do
do
do
do
do
l-orsvlhe fit l'rtcsily:
VVeui'k & Elliott, ,
tieotce Anslev.
James Taiiirari & Son,
M. J. O. WilMneton,
Sunbury.
John Young.
George Isnght,
IraT. Clement,
Wm. H Thompson.
do
do
Geoige P. Uuyers,
John W. Friling, .
Henrv Masser,
do
do
Foint.
Samuel R. Wood,
12
14
13
11
14
Lower Aucusta
Heilner & Bonghner,
do
do
do
do
Raker & Co.,
Simeon Iloupt,
Henrv Masser & Co ,
Upptr Auevita
J. Campbell & Co.,
14 do 10 50
zhamoktn.
jac Hensel,
Leisenring & Woolverton,
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 60
10 50
10 50
10 50
Joseph F. Taylor tt Co.,
Samue.' Jinn.
samuPi tfeipstresser,
John Vanzi1!)!,
John C. Mo."nn, 11 do
Upper Mahonov
Benneville Hol4oe, 14 do
Peter Beissel, 14 do
John G. Rernt. 14 do
Beer Hoists AtT Ovt'Jtrt Cellars
Milton.
Joseph Ei-kbcrt, 3
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
Jyortltumbcrland.
Henry Wenck, 8
Stmburv.
Philip Brvmiro, S
Simon Marlz, 8
ADDITIONAL.
Those persons cneaced in scllinc pa'etit
Medicines in Northumberland County, will
take notice that they are assessed, and ralJ
oy the opprawer ol Mercantile luxes lor tlio
year 1840. as follows :
Am't. o
ydtnci. Reside net Class. J.utnsc.
Geo. & J. T. Piper, Delawaie,
10 00
5 00
5 00
10 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
10 00
5 00
Hayes k jvrcoimtck,
Amos T. Beissel,
Lewis,
Milton,
H. i bharler,
Swen v Si Huag,
John ll. Raser,
Mary McCaV,
North'land.
John G. Renh,
Up. Mahonoy4
Suubury 3
John W. Friling.
Satn'l Mulener, pd. Chilisquaque, 4
Ihos. httie, travel-
line n:ent for Dr.
E.'L. Soulc, 3
10 00
All persons eniraced in Pistillinsr liquors in
Northumberland county, ate assessed as fol
low :
ll'hiskty, Ko. of
Class Lictna gallons per year
Dclaicarr,
Jos. Nicely, 10 55 00
9.000
P.000
13,500
1,024
1,850
10,800
J iirbut.
Genres Good, 10 5 00
MUtnn.
Adam Dence, 9 8 00
John Kohr,
iieclifyiug, 10 5 00
C Stine, 10 5 00
-Ivints'a.
Joseph Weilzel, 9 8 00
Breweries within the County.
Class. Lieense. Gallons.
Milton.
Georae Baker. 9 8 00 Peer, 5,550
Ale, 17, .inn
Porter, 2,100
An appeal will he held at ihe Commi
siouer's Office, at Sunbury
July next, at ten o'clock
tiian(1 pa0e those inter
011 tlio 4in day i
A. M., at which
rested mav attend
DANIEL P. CAUL,
Mercantile Appraiser,
ChiHfquarjue, Juno 4, 184041 ; s i
' - THE m? BtlUK STORE. ' - '
C A1TIELS & S1ITS'D
CHSAr NW & 6&COND hand Rooa Slots, '
tfortk West corner nf fourth end Arch Street,
fhllaiitlvhia.
Lsw Books. TKeoloeirst snri Clasticsl Books,
MEDICAL BOOKl,
BIOGRAPHICAL tr HISTOKlCAl BOOKS,
- BCHOOU HOOKS.
BetBNtirie and Mavbinatioai, Bonas.
Juvenile Books, in great variety.
Hymn Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, sij sites
ana pnees, .
Blank fools, ITrtl ing Paper, and Stationary,
Wktt.tnlm mail Urtail.
Oca arises u maek Wait ih th fiot. nriecs.
rv LlbivMs awl rati ium. m
VW iiupurifjo o order from lxodtt.
rniwaerpnui, siun , ib4tty
BLANKS.
) of every description e
WB LANKS of every description can be had by
1 applying at the office of the American.
f ISSUE PAPER-YtUow Tissue oaner for
W covenoc g Issset, 6u., for sale l ths oi&cc of
the Aaeneae.
IJAIBIan, currants, citron, cheese, pepper
ssues. Ore. for ssla Ky J. vt . r KlM-Mi.
Sunbupr, Dee.S. IMS.;. ; . ,v .....j
CUTLERY. ,
AN extfnsive Stock of focke and Table CUT
LERY,ofsaUby? f!; i
! JOH1T Iff. C0LE1A1TS-
Afw. 32 Ofxf 33 JlKCADt, and
. ' . '; 1 THIRD Street, ' . '
Comprising COOO dozcrl Penknives, Scissors ' arid
. . . . Razors.' ' ' ' ,' " ''
Also, a choice assortment of Rodgcrs Sohi,
Wostcnholm's Cievo' W. (f S.'. Butcher's and
Fenncy's Cutlery, . " i," ',
. Also, Rpaniali, Dirk and nunlin? Knives.
1 1 Also, Guns, Pistols, and Bowls Knives.
Also, The Amsrican Rwor Strop, a superior ar
ticle, worthy tli attention of Dealers. ' 1
Cad l)ealers tn Cutlory, will find the abort
StoA worthy their attention, s the Subscriber's
chief business is importing find selling cutlery.
Philadelphia, June 9, 1S49 ly . ,
0RPH AN S'COUllT T
- -- SALE. -
IN pnrsnsuce of sn order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will he exposed to
sale, at tlic Court House in Sunhury, en Monday,
lliePthdsy of July next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., a
certain lot of ground nn the South side of Black
berry street, in snid Borough. No. S34, bounded
East bv lot enn. Vt bv lt 232. on which sro
erected two los dwelling Houses, a small shop and
a Injt Bsm. To Lc sold a the property of Daniel
Iloilinsn, dee'd., 1 y Henry Msr, bis sdministra
tor. Conditions of s.lc will lo mada known on
day of sale.
Oiphans' Court ofHcc, )
Sunbury, May, S8, 1S49. J
LAWRENCE HOUSE,
Markd Square, epposite fie Cot.-r House,
. Suxocnv, Pa.
flMHS well known Hotel hss just been refitted,
A and handsomely furnished by the undersigned,
end he begs leave to say, that it is his Intention
to render it worthy of the Iiberol palrouoge, oy
which it has heretofore been sustained.
J. C. PERKINS.
Sunbuty, May 17, 1S40. Smo
CHOICE anOCERIES.
COM'O.V & .
S. W. Corner Anh Gl Street Philadelphia,
nAVE now in s'orc well selected stock of
the very best f'sniily Uiocr.ries, which they
will sell at t'ne lowest prices and warrant to please.
Green and Black Teas from fcl down to 20 ctspar
lb., the Black Tea 4.1 cents by the Box, is unusual
ly tine. Coffee of all qualities and prices better
Sugar for G cts. per lb., thsn any other store.
Mnccaroni, Vermicelli, Canton Ginger in Syrup,
Olive Od of the te.it brands, 011 assottincut of the
richest Jellies, avid ever- article kept in our hue.
Ail goods sent to the country, put v.p neatly and
securely
Please try us once nr. J satiefy yourselves whctlisr
we can suit you. COIi'ON & CO.
S. V. Cor. Arch & Cd St.
Philadclph'a, May 56, 16n. chc2in iy
rsSEXt E Or JAMAICA KI.NGER
PREPARED and sold onlv. t FREDERICK
1 BROWNE DRUG nnd CHEMICAL Stove,
N. E. corner nf Firm and CiirsxcT streets. Phi
ladelphia, 'this Essence is w nrranted lo possess
in a concentrated form, all the voluablc properties
of Jamaica Cincjer, nnd will 1 found on trial an
excellent Family .Medicine. It is particularly re
commended as atonic, to persons recovering from
fever or o'her diseases, a few drops imparting to
the stomach a glow and vigor, equal to a wine
fjlass of brandy or other stimuland, without any of
the debilitating cll'ccts, which arc sure to follow the
use of liquor of any hind : and it is therefore
especially t'crvicraWo to children and females. To
the a?cd". it will prove a cretit comfort ; to the
dvspcplie, and to thoe who are predisposed lo
gout or rheumatic nIV.-clions, it s;ivc great relief;
and to the inebriate who wishes to reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the n vuous
liquor, it is invahinl le rjiving tcne to the rlircs
tive organs, and tfrt-Jigtu to resist temptation ; and
is cotidcqiirntlv asreatagent in the cause of tem
perance. ClT Full directions accompanying each
bottle. '
The above article can be had ut the offico of Uc
Imcrican. '
Philadclphn, June 2, IS4X ly .
L Alt J) LA 31 PS.
CORNEL I t'S t: CO.
No. 170 Cbesuiit ht.,
jT ESPECTFULLY snnomice that theyliave
just finished the most extensive assertment
of'
LAMPS, '
they have ever offered for sale, comprising
ELKGANT NEW STYLE CHANDELIERS.
BRACKETS. PEN OA NTS, MANTLL
LIGHTS, &c.
Jn great varicly, and of
ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
Much attention has been paid to ECONOMY,
in the constructboi of tliete Lamps, and such are
made as will piouuce the greatest amount of light
from the least cormumptinn of Lard.
Recent improvements in the manuiactory, wttn
the introduction of.icw and perfected machinery,
ensbles tbcm to sell at a very GREAT REDUC
TION from former prices, nnd all articles nclore
leaving the manufactory, arc carefully inspected,
and arc warranted pcrlfictly light, and to give satis
faction. Philadelphia, June 1319. ly
THE Sul'seriliers hav- on hand the large ai
sortment of Wall Fierns in the city of Phi
ladelphia, tVioletalc a Itaail, conafstiiig of
every variety suitable for J'arlfirs, Lntnes, Uimhg
ltooms. L.uamucrs. ClC, IMIICII lor uuuiuy 01m
style canimt be surpassed. Doing a cash business
we arc enabled lo sell a belter ertido at a much
lower rate than any tloro doing a
TRADE BUSINESS.
On hand, alarae assortment of Wins, Prr.n,
for Curtains, Fire Prints, Uordeft-, i.'.c., which wtll
csold for Cath. Paper Hanging nne in the
oiintty at city prices.
N. B. Dealers are invited to call tnid examine
their stock before purchasing clsewtieic.
t l-M ULttl l-'-.
No. 142 Arch Strrct, South side,
Philadelphia, May-fi, 181'J. ly
2000 PHKM1UM BLINBS.
II. J. Wllil.l AlIM.
NO. 1 2 NCIJTH SIXTH STREET,
rillLADRM'tllA.
VcnlllaiillHiKl smd window Shade
.flaiiiilai turvit
(AWARDED the first and highest Medals at
New Ypik, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibi
tions, for the superiority of hisBLINDS.whhcor.
firmed confidence in his manufacture,) asks the
attention of purchasers to bis assortment of&COO
. : .1. ... s
lllinus ot narrow ana wiuo siai miu miuy aim
plains Trimmings, of new styles end colors. Alas
s large and penerul aortincnt of TRANSPA
RENT WINDOW miajje, oil oiwnich h
will sell at the lowest cash prices.
Old Blinds painted and trimmt-d to looK equal to
new.
tiff' DEALERS SUPPLIED on liberal terms,
The Citiwna of Northumberland County are res
pectfully invited W call before buying elsewhere
confident of nlf asing ill. '
CFOPEN IN THE EYENINCS.J '
March 1849. 3m . J , , '
BOOKS and Gold Pens. On hand several eop
k'S of the lite of Christ, and also a number of
gold pens which we will sell at tha Philadelphia
prices. For sale at this office -- l
mILEY'S COUCH CMNDY. An excel
Wf lent reiuidy liar coughs, colds. . For sals
at this office. -
1
bui
ADD'S celebrated Horse and CattU Me4-
cm for sale by 4 HISKY massik.
sunbury Jan. !!7th, 1649 tt.
VI .
.GREAT ARRIVAL. '
j OJ1N V. rftllfMS ass just reesived at' hls!
v stors in Sunbury an- extensive assortment of
JVLW GOODS, of every variety which lis Is now
ready to sell or axchinge tot produce; and consist
Inf in part of j - 1 m;-
! cfjottiSrCA&miEiiiis, &c. ., ,
IAnen and Cotton drilling, and htmma
i " ' vtar cf etl kindn. ' t 'if..
' CAticoM, CrtiNtif, V?ifcnAM, LAWfv?1, fccl
j Muslins bleached and unbletched. '
1 PALM LEAP AND OTHER IIATSt 7
Quccmware andHud wart of aU
i - ' kinds!':' .''
, Druids Paints, sn DvtiTtrrs." ?'
; FISH, SALT, AND PL.STER. ,
. A nd a great variety of other articles ail of which
will be sold at the lowest terms.
Sunbury, May SO, 1640.
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE.
JYcw Hide nil nud leather Mtoro.
No. Ill North id St. 3 rfeori Wow J.oSf.
Philadelphia.
flHE sttleribrs offer to the tanners on the
J most favorable terms thtir fresh importation
of Hides, consisting of Buenos Ay res, Laplata,
Caraccas, I.aguira, Uung-Dry, Chill, Salted Per
ombuco and all kinds of Spanish Hides, dry nnd
salted. Also, Green Slaughter, Dry Salted, and
Black Dry Fatna Kips,
Also, Straights, and Bank oil and a general as
sortment of Currier's Tools. - .'' '
They will sell or trede for Spanish or Slaughter
Leather, the above Hides, Kips, Oil and Tools, on
better terms, than old Houses in the city,
Cash paid for Leather of all kinds. .
. KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
' Philadelphia, Mav 20, 1849-ly
GOLD x siiri:u WAItH.
J.' stockman;
No. f0 Chesriut-tt; at the sign of the
Thimlle, between 2d. tf 3d. sts , South sii
Gold
side
. I'llILAttttNltA.' f
ja iJANUl'ACTURES and keeps constantly
IV B on hand, at wholesale and retail, the fol
lowing articles, of a superior quality, st reduced
prices: Cold end Silver Pencil, do Thimbles, do
Finjrcr Shields, Silver Table, .Desert, Tes, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, do Forks, Soup and Oyster
Lddlcs, do Combs, Tursc Clasps, Scissor Hooks
and Chains, Knitting Sheaths, etc.
ALSO, Jewellery i Plated and Itrittannia ware,
German Silver Spoons, &c; Gold Diamond poin
ted Pens at various prices ; Jackson's Superior
Everpointed Lesrts, A:c, &c.
Philadelphia, May SO, 1640.-
iVoticc.
Supreme Court of the Northern District cf
rennsylvonia.
JOTICE is hereby given that an Adjourned
Court for said District, will be held in Bun-
bury, on tho ri ns r Monday of July next, for tlie
argument of causes from thcBth and COdi Judicial
Districts held over from last Term.
And that said Court, will commence its annual
Session on tha 2d Monday, of said month, for the
argument of causes brought to July Term 1649.
CHARLES PLEASANTS, Proth'y i
Prothonotary office, May SI, 1640. J
l ist ol Csiiinpn for Argument at the
Adjourned Court.
Watson vs Housel; 1 ' North'd. County
Mann vs Lower &. Barron, Lycoming "
Swa7cv vs Hcrr, Union "
Rycrs'vs Hock,' ! V. ' ! " ' "
A ura nd's Appeal,' , " "
Robb's adm'rs. vs Mann, Lycoming "
Snyder ct al vs Ball ct al . ' "
Maus vs Hninmeletal Union "
Rearich vs Ilcarich's Ex'rs. i " "
Taylor ct al vs Blakert Lycoming "
Shoemaker notice to Ellis vsKcllocg 44
Wclker's Petition North'd. "
Oyster Vs Gelbart, " "
Montgomcrey & l'rick vs BucV, Lycoming " ,
Taeton vs Hcnninrjer, Columbia "
Stevenson vs Stewart's adm'rs. Lycoming "
Watson, assignee vs Packer, " "
Oliver's cj'is. vs West Br. Bank, " " a
Elliot vs (Judy kunst. Union
Ritter & Kline vsGundrum, ' " i
Bnldy vs t?tratton, Columbia . , "
1 1 oilman vs Dawson. ' . ' Lycoming "
Gcarhart vs Jordan fc Brothers, Columbia "
Buck vs Morrison, Lycoming "
Recrl's adm'r. vs Buckleys ex'r. " "
H. W. Snyder's Appeal, Union "
.IsVt.' TF.R3I 1H49. '
riBST WSIK,
CoitcII vs Maflit, Lutcrne County
Forbes &Bo anv.- & M'Ke.n -
Case vs Johnson, Luzerne "
Harris et alvs Bancroft, Koons Sc Co. ' "
Coup et al vs Proud's ex'rs Bradford "
Chapman vs Colder, Wayne "
same vs same et al "
W. Cooley 2d. vs Wells ct Barr, Susqu'a. "
Wells et al vs While, Wayne "
Brewster vs Hilhouse, Bradford "
Wells vs Brundagc, , Susqu's. 44
Sir.nmons vs Bartlctt Bradford 14
Fox vs Cash. 44 44
Trustees of Bingham, dce'd. vs Wells 44 44
sreoso Tin,
Ross vs Pleasants, North'd County
Sweeny vs Kehr's ex'r. '.'
Yoxthctmrr vs Keyscr, '4 "
Weidman vs Matllievs, . 1 44
Younainan vs M'Fatls, adm'r I'ninn 44
Snvdcr vs Dietrich," 44 44
Au'rand vsNilr, 44 44
Frj mire vs Miller, &e. 44 44
Fr'ick vs Brautigaut A Wapplc St Co., North'd co.
Mann & Iirown vs . I. Coiniy & Lon 44 44
Dentler et si vs Caul, ' 44 44
Road on land cf A. Thomas, ' Col's., North'd.
same 44
Thomas -" ! 1 ' Columbia 44 "
Bailey vs ex'rs of Pfouis, dee'd, Lycoming 44
Caldwell vs Brindler 44 . J
Overseers of Beaver tshp.vs Hartley tshp. Union co
Weidb.r vs Reinhart et al . Lyeoming
Rossvs Rhoads . North u.
Snyder vs Baldy, garnishee, ' ' 144
Carr's adm'r. va Brown, Lycoming
E inon's adm'rs vs Ktahlueckcr, North'd.
Limestone township, Union
Belhs vs Ross, . North'd
Drtickv-iniller vs Clements, 44
Notice.
flMlE partnership, heretofore existing under the
X name ot "Liewan ot uruner, Having oeen
dissolved, tha subscriber announces to the public
thst he will coutinue th practice of the law at the
office formerly occupied by ssid firm, in the
Borough of butibury. Business entrusted to him
will be promptly sttended to.
CHARLES J.BRUNER
Sunbuty, April 21, 184!l3mo
Efclatc of ltobcrt . ftraiit,
clcc'd. .
"avfOTICE is hereby given, thai letters of Ad
ministration upon the estate of Robert 8.
Grant, late of Upper Augusta township, Northum
berland county, dee'd, have been granted to tha
subscriber, reatdinf in said township. All persons
having claims or demands against to estate ol
Ac tnid dec'di, are hereby requested to make
known the same to the undersigned without delay,
and all persona indebted ate desirad to make im
mediate payment
The uudcrehrrted will' attend at (ha office of
J. B. Packer, Esq., in teunbury, on Saturday the
23d day of June next, at 10 o'clock A MM for the
purpose of settling with such as may have demands
against said estate. ' ' j t
- WILLIAM REED, AoVr.
Upper Augusta tahpn May S, 1846t
AR IRON of all kinds for sals low. al tjhs
I .Ir... nt - ' C . BOOAR. 1
unburjr Jan. 80th, KU i
MABSnAhL'
.:. Cnentrtri. xnreapaTjHa, r
For the cure ofTetter, Scrofula. Erysipalw. Piles,
' Cbronie Kheematisni and all disorders of the .
Dlood," Mercurial Disease, &e. '
1 T is recommended to Phyatcians arid others, as
tlie strongest preparation now in use, and en
tirely different' from that pnt np in quart bottles,
possessing little or no active principle of the'Sarsa
parilla, but intended to deceive the public. For
salt by M. A. McCAY, Northumberland. ,
JIPVL'8 EMBROCATION for Horses will
tarn Mirains, Bruises, Cut, Uslls, SwelUngs, and
I all complaints requiring an external remedy. It
i highly useful in Hpavin, Curb, Ringbone, stiff
I ness t't tlSe Joints, cracked Heels, Splints, dee. .
' - It hts Sfce been used with great success by per
i sens tflltcted with Ktieumstism, and other com
; plaint. ,Prepard only by W. Marshall, Philadel
phia, and ror sale by .l. A. Mcvay, - ortnuraber
land. " '
Philadelphia, May S5, 1949-ly
APsPLEOJTS
. . , GREAT CENtRAL
CHEAP BOOK STORE,
164 Chratimt Street.
Corner of Seventh, Svaim't Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA.
KNOWING tlie wsnts of the community, the
Proprietor of this EsTifttisiiMX? has fitted
op s Store !n the most elegant manner, having
due regard tti the comfort uf his customers, so that
every Stranger visiting his Book Store, may feel
entirely at home.
HIS IMMENSE STOCK
of Books is classified according to the various De
partments of Literature, so that visitors can find
the Books they are in search of for themselves.
Buying his Stock for the most part at the Arc
Ttox Sii r. and being connected with one of the
Liarrsr Prn.isBifo Huvttt in this country,
besides pi 'blishing largely himself, enables birn to
sell all Books at
LOWES PRICES
than anv other Imuse of a similar character on this
continent. His facilities for the IxroaTATion'
or Books from Europe are unsurpassed, having a
Branch of his Estsblishment in London, where
orders of private gentlemen are carefully executed
and forwarded to tliis Country by every .Srtixta
and Tsckct.
A CATALOGUE
of Books with the prices attached is issued quar
terly, containing Lists of New Additions msde to
his large collection, which arc in all cases for sale
at the
LOWEST rnlCES,
or, from 25 to 75 per cent, below Publishers'
Prices. Thus in buying even a Fsw Books,
quite a considerable amount is saved.
Asa still further
INDUCEMENTS
to strsngeTs visiting the city, every one who pur
chases Oss Dvum'i wohtu of Books, will re
ceive a copy of tho '
Stuakusr ik PniLiur trnn, an elegant 16
mo. volume, the price of which is 25 cents.
EST" The limits of an advertisement are too con
fined to enumerate the prices of any of the im
mense advantages to be derived from purchasing
at the GnKAT ClmtRal Cuiir Book SToat, but
let all who are in search of Books send for a Cata
logtie, and buy the Books they are in want of, and
when visiting the city, give Appleton one call,
and you wilt be sure to call again.
STATIONERY
in all its branches, furnished st the Lowest Prices.
The Initials of those purchasing Letter and Note
Paper, neatly stamped in the corner, without
charge.
Orders for any article may be sent by mail, ad
dressed to tlie Proprietor, and the directions in
sll cases will be fully carried out, with gTcat punc
tuality and despatch.
Orders for Catalogues should be mx-rAin.
GEO. S. APPLETON.
Bookseller, Publisher, Importer, and Stationer
164 Chestmt St cor. of Seventh, 6'tcoim'
Bui'Miflir, Philadelphia.
May, 12, 1649. 3m
SILENCE
TUt
diemil'ul
Ctmgli I the
Lungs are in clan
ger, the work of tha
Destroyer ha been begun,
the cough of Consumption hath
in it a sound of Death,
Rev. HENRY JONEP, 109 Kiehth avenue, was cared
of eugh and catarrhal sUoction of 90 yen standing
Ths
Cm d gave him more relief than ail ll.e I'thcr medicine
hahad aver takeu. Dr. L. J. Besli, 19 l'elancy-aire,
frave it to a aiatfr.in.law who waa labouring- under Cun
suniptiurta and to another sorely nrflicied with lha Aathma.
Ill Djin ciaca lia enccia were iniairninir, bwii icitumig
them to c wH.irtaMe health.
Mia. 1.LVKET1A EI.L.4, US Chrwtie-at. aunernlirom
Aaihina 4vcan. Sherman's l'ulmi relieved hr at once.
and she is ounpuratively well, lieine enabled In wtdut eve.
ry attars nv a uuieiv use ! tins meaicme. , am inuecu
the frreat remedy io'r Courli. Colds, Piutung Bluud, Liver
Coinplauiia. ami ail the afk-cuuus uf ihe tbioat, and even
Asthma and l.onauinpli'n.
Ask lorsnermaii a AU-iieaiine jia-'aun, ana aee mai wa
wrtUen aipiature ia li each b4tlc.
Price ii centa and fel per botUe. ,
Dr. Bheiman's Woira and Coiifh Loxenjes, and Poor
Man's I'luateia sold as abuve.
SHERMAN'S
POOR MAX'S PLASTER
l.ai cured nvre eaiirs of Rheumitiml, Pain in the Baek,
Side and Chest. Lumbago and Weaknras. than any appli
ration tliat has increased, hnndredauf Bnpriucipled rascals
have attempted to cmnterfeit it. and iira it iA upt'U ihe
cominunilr as the genuine. I a" Beware ot Deeeiilinn.g.1
Reniemtf lint Uk tiua and genuine Pluatfr ia tprrad upon
reddish pope' nutde eprefa)y ihe purpnaa and every
care the aipnaiurt of Dr. Sherman ia nrinied upnn the.hack
nf the Fluster, and lha whole aeeured by C"ty Right. None
Mhera ara genuine. Therefore when ym waul a real g.ad
Shermac'a Hoor Man'a Plaaier, call at I he office, M Naitau
street, and you will n"i he dunppiri'ed.
Reineinlr principal Offica 1(0 Nasaau-atreet, New-York,
where all fir Sherman's Izengcaaru a dtl. Ilia Agenta
are Aire. )la. l'Ut Fullon street, Pr.klyn; HUieaon,
Williamsburg ; and Bclding ft r.'o, Jtneton, and
JOHN YOL'NU, Pnnhury.
M. A. McCAY, NorUiunibertand
May 10, 1W!. ch e 3m I y
JOHN DONNELLY,
Masvpactitekh. op Donkelly's UntlGIIT
Safety Glaze! CArsrixo But
MATCHES,
' asp Unites States Oil Paste
blacking,
No. 83 North Third Street,
riIZLAl.EX.FHIA,
rpiIESE Matches sre Jnstly considered the best
1 in the United States j they arc fret from un
pleasant smell, and can be introduced with perfect
safety into all Stores and Dwellings. Warranted
to keep ten years.
The 13 lac sine is of superior quality, and free
from and ingredient that Impairs the Leather.
COUNTRY DEALERS and SHIPPERS will
find it to their inter -st to call and see for them
selves. N. D. An assortment of Matches of various
New York Manufacturers. Mstches in round
wood boxes also, packed in large or small tin
eases, to shin to any port of the world,
' JOHN DONNELLT,
Lata of 30 1 snk Street, now 63 North Third 6U
March VI, 1849 ly
LIQUORS, WINDS, &C.
"THE subscriber ba just received a new supply
i- of tha best liquors that ever earn to Sunbury,
eoiisistuig in part uf
Superior old pals Bren'dy;
Fine Cot-nioe Brandy
Superior Old Jamaica Bpuita.
, New England Rum.
Fine Holland Gin.
Buperior Old Whiskey
i Common do.
ftupewior Maderia Wine.
.' Lisbon do. do.
'I- Superior Tort Wine. ,
Burgnndy Port do. -
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Buperior Claret Win ua bottlts.
Champagne ' do. da.
, '" HENRY MASSER.
' Sunbury; May 8C, 1849. ' ,. ... t,.h..,.u
"Encourage Your Own!"
. . ttAAS & TtENN.
FASHIONABLE MAKE OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS.
MB wIwiowrfroeetruKy en the attention
of the public to thtir large nd splendid assort
went of every ejusllty and price of
C AH! fcT-WAKE.
which esnnot fail U recommend itself to every one
who will Mamine !t, on sceount of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made no of the
best stock to be had in the city. No effort is
spared iri the manufacture of their ware, snd the
subscribers are determined tp keep up with the
many improvements , which are constantly being
made Their stock consists of Miihognny
.Sofa, IMf-fin and IOiiniron,
Uttrcatis, sccrctnrtrs, eSnictoarltfi,
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLES;
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
in short, every article in this line of their business.
. Thty also manufacture all kinds and Qualities
of
CHAIRS,
including varieties never before to be had in
Sunbury, such as Mahobsat, Black HAtict
akd Ccrlid Marts CinictAft ; awd Wikosox
CHAIRS, Afr, aict Piaxo rT0OLs, which are of
tht latest stvtes. and warranted to be excelled bv
none manufactured in the Cities or elscwhtre.
The subscribers are determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
weenies, as every confidence can be entertained
sbout the quality and finish of their wars and
.nam.
Their articles will be disposed of on as hoi
terms as they rsn be purchased elsewhere. Coun.
try Produce taken in payment for work.
EST UNDERTAKING attended to on reason,
able terms.
CP Tho Ware Room Is in Market btreet.
opposite J. Young's store, and nearly opposite
Weavers Tavern.
DANIEL HAAS,
GEORGE RENN.
Sunbury, April 2S, 1SJ9. tf
1KB MINES OP CALIFORNIA OUT
DONE 1
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
The Ulanionn city rililladclpiilsi
Mill Ahead!
JACOB LADOMUS,
24C MARKET ST .
BELOW EIGHTH, SOUTH SIDE,
PHILADELPHIA,
TS constantly receiving from all tlie best Manu
1 facturers of Europe, every style of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
CO" Read this advertisement cut it out of the
paper put it in your pocket, and call the first
lime you visit the city. Amour; the assortment
will be found :
Gold Levers, 18 k. cases, full jewelled, S30
Silver Levers full jewelled, ... 15
Gold I'Epines, 18 k. cases, jewelled, 53
Silver I'Epines, jewelled, . 1 0
44 Quartier Watches, . . - - 4 to $10
Silver Tes Spoons, equal to coin, per set, 4 50
44 Desert 4' 44 44 41 10 00
44 Table 44 44 44 14 1 5 Ot)
Tpgethcr with a splendid assortment of Chaste
and Rich Jewelry, cVc, &c, &c,
Gold Chains of every variety and pattern at a
slight advance upon tlie original cosL Examine
them by all means.
tCT" The Trade will be supplied upon the most
advantageous terms.
J. LADOMUS,
No. 546 MARKET Street, below Eighth,
South side, Philadelphia.
April 14, ISIS.---3 mo.
cabSoS
ware rooms.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
that he continues the manufacture of CABI
NET WARE, In all its branchss, at his aland in
Market street in Sunbury, and that ha has now
on hand a handsomo assortment of well made and
fashionable furniture.
He also carries on, at his old establishment, in
Fawn street, tlie
CHAIR ItlAKIXC BtSIA'ESS,
in all its branches, snd keeps constantly on hand,
an assortment of well made and fushionable
CHAIRS, plain and ornamental. All of which
he will dispose of st prices as low as at any esta
blishment in the county.
His long experience in the business, justifies
him in the belief thst he will be able to give gen
eral satisfaction, and therefor solicits from his
customers a continuance of their patronage.
Utr Ml Kinds ol produce taken in exchange.
SEBASTIAN HOUI'T.
Sunbury, March 17, 1849. tf
Th Cheapest and Most Bplrndld Aksortmebt of
WATCHES AND JKWKLRY
IN PHILADELPHIA,
Ma. t I.FWI LADOMI'Si. 1 fit.
413 1 MARKET STREET, (413
A TEW DOOaS ABOVE ELEVENTtI, NORTH S1DC,
HAS just received by late arrivals, from the
moat celebrated Manufacturers of Europe, a
magnificent and judiciously selected assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
which hs will sell rniarta than anv oilier estab
lithincnt in the United States. Among tlie a
sortment will be found I
(old Levers, 18 k. esses, full jewelled $38
Mlver l.svCrs, lull jewelled,. 15
Gold I'Epines. 1.3 k. cases, jewelled, 25
Silver I'Epines, jewelled. 10
tjusrtict Watches. 4 to 10
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to coin) per set 4.50
14 JJcsert, -4 44 44 44 10.00
" Table. 44 44 44 44 15.00
Together with a splendid assortment of Chaste
and Rich Jcwellry, .Vc, 4c, Ac.
GOLD CHAINS, of various styles, from the
best Manufacturers.
CC Please preserve this sdvertiscment, and call
at . LEW IS LADOMlS'S,
No. 413 MARKET STREET, above Ele
vimtii, North Side.
tlT" I baVe Gold and Silver Levers' still cheaper
tbsn tlie above prices.
(CT A liberal discount msde to tha trade.
April 14, 1819 Uio
Notice
AS the subscriber is done selling at Auction, he
requests all those who have not complied with
the conditions of sale, to call immediaU-ly and do
so. He has still soma MOLASSES, PLASTER,
Ac., on hand, which he will sell low. As the
store is closed, customers will please call at tha
house. . CHAS. S. BOGAR.
8unbury, April T, 1849tf
SUNBURY FOUNDRY.
fTvIIE subscriber respectfully informs the public
J. thst be has sgain become connected with the
above foundry, and that hereafter it will be cou.
ducted solely uuder bia management and control.
From his long experience in Ihe bussi eu h, trusts
ha will be able to give general Kusfaction to his
old friends and CAistoroei a. ", business will be
earned on in all ita brap'.oea. He will eonttuiie
to manufacture fteiue, and all kinds of caaUpgs
will be done wtth promptness and in th Vat
aanner. GEO. ROI1RB&CH. ;
Sunbury, June 9, "l$49. .Srfl ' , j
W7"OB SALE. A M Vow, nnsrly fh for
wO sole ehcapi Euquire at Uie office ef the
ilmericaft, '"'''
' Sunbury, June 0,1 S49.. .'...lt
CALIFORNIA SmiORA.siTS. .
The St. Lentis Republican of the 4th inr-t.
contains1 the following httcf, da'ed Fort
K&mer, Nebraaka Territory, May IBfh :
The Mormon mail from the happy valley
of the Salt Lake has jutt dropped in upon us,
on its way to the fruitier. The ice it at last
broken, and the inundation of i oUl diggers is
upon us. The first specimen, with .a large
pick-axe over his shoulder, a lonfj riflo in his
hand, and two revolvers and a Lowie knife
stuck in his belt, made his appenratic? here
a week ago last Sundav. He only had time
tak for a drink of buttermilk, a piece, of
Rngerkrcad, and how "fur' it was to aCa'er
fornry," and then liallooirijr to his long-lrg-Ifi
d, slsh-aided cattle, drawing a diminutive,
yellow-top Yvnkee wagon, hu disappeatPil
on the trail iowa.-'t the gold "ilijgitis.'' Up
to this moriiinp, 4bB wagnrjs have pone p:st
this poii.t, and this is but tha advance g-mitl.
Persons who have come thtot:h htiiriedly
from tho fiwti'ui., say that every load is
lined.
Not a mail but what h:ta a pun and a revol
ver or tvr, and one follow I saw, actually had
no less than three borne kniven stuck in his
belt. Many nf ihe parties as originally form
ed in the States, have had di.ssemioiis, snd
ore broken tip, and each fellow is striking
out for himself, tt matters but little whether
a man is in an organized company or by
himself, for it is impossibla to pel out of
sight of wagons. Such un emigration rs
i now passing over tht plains, has not
had its parallel in any age. Composed,
as it mostby is, of the best material of our
land, the country that teceivos it most neces
sarily assume a commanding position.
The laxt arrival from the frnntiets is a soli
tary foot traveller, who says he has come all
the way from Maine, without the assistsncc
of either railroad, stage; Rteambcat, or tele
graphic wires. He ia accompanied by a
sataee looking bull-dog; has a long rifle over
his shoulder, on the end of which he carries
his baggage, consisting of a small bundle,
about the si7c of your hat. Hu 1ms no pro
visions, but gets along pretty well by ?pong
ing on his fellow travellers. He says he
wants but a hundred meals to carry him
through, and he rather guesses he'll find
Christians encngli on the road to supply him
with that number. I think ihnt the ralin hp.
tween men and wagons, ia three and a hall M
to one.
One of the men with the Mormon mail is
just from the ''ditrgincs" in Culifuniia, ami is
certainly a huppy fellow ; for he says tliat he
has as much gold as he wants. Ilo showed
a stocking full as a specimen, and, a? you
may well suppose, tha emigrants opened
wide their eyes at the sight of llie glitt'aring
mans
May 19!h. The cry is "still th ey come."
Yesterday ISO wagons pawed here, (Making
in all. 6rfl.
Splbioi s GoLf" DoLLAns. The l ittle Rock
(Ark.) Democrat says that a passenger on a
steamboat lately passed at Napoleon fifteen
or twenty "pinions one dollar rolj pieces.
They purpoit to be issued by A. Bechller,
and to contain twenty seven grains of Caro
lina io!J, tweuty-uue carets fine.
PaoGiirss. A Wisi'oi'sdn orator, who was
lately delii'liting his audience with ii'uflru
tions of our country's progress, used the fol
lowing emphatic retuaik: '-Feller ciiizere,
the tail of uivlizition is now exactly uhar lha
frcrtit cars was no iiiorern sixty years ao."
The remark was received with boisterous
cheers.
ScpniubtuiT or Women. According to
Haller, women bear hunircr longer than men;
according to Plutarch, they can resist the ef
fects of wino better; according to.Unger
they grow older, and are never bald ; accord
ing to Pliny, they are seldom attacked by
lions, (on tho contrary they will run after
lions,) and according to Gunter, they can
talk a few.
An Exi'tvsn e Fahi.e. Some of ihe pa
pers cull the trial of Walker, for tho murder
of his wile, a '-farce ;" it is rather an expen
sive one, however, both for the county and
the friends uf the uecused. It is said that
Mr. Walker's father has expended over SiO,
0d0. Each w it ness bi ought from St. Liu.s
was paid S13D0. and one of the counsel em
ployed for the defence received, we uudct
stand, SiOO a day during the trial! The cost
to ihu County must have been about SI 2.000.
A. Y. M:rcury.
Mr. Pagley, of Mi'.o. Me., shot an eagle a
few days since, just as it was in the act ol
alighting upon his child 1
Tlio discontented man finds no easy chair.
TO TUF. ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
Fellow Citizess. EiKourdired by numerous
friends I hereby otVer myself lo your consideration
as a candidate for the oliice of
COUNTY COMMISSIOXKK
at the next peneral election. Should I receive a
majority nf your authuees. I will endeavor to dis
charge tlie dulirs of s.iid oflice with fidelity.
WILLIAM M. AUTEN,
Chilisquariiic township, June 10, 1S49
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUM BEE-
LAND COUNTY.
WM. W. BETTILYON, of Upper Aujrusta,
otfrrs himself lo the electors gf Northum
berland county ss a candidate for;
ror.vTY TitKiTRru.
Should bo elct ted, he promises to discharge lha
duties of said dlice wi4 Vidclitv.
Upper Augusta, iune , 18W.
Cft'fJSTV TnEASUKER.
T XCOB YOl"NO, of the Borough ofunbury,
9,4 offers himself to tha elector of Norllmmber.
land County, as a candidate for we oinca
Should he Ve elected, he will endrt vor to discharge
the Uurhjs of th otfioa in such a manner as to
give general satisfaction. ,
Sunhury, Juas 0, 1649 .
EAS, froes the New York Canton and Pekin
Tea Company. . For sale by
J. W. FRILING.
Sunbry Dee. I, 1848 ,
""7HEAT WANTED. One dollar per
. 1 bushel, cash, will he palj for fma wticat
hy . IRA T. tLfi.MEN.. ;
Sunbury" Jan. tTth, 1640111 L .
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