SUNBUKY AMERICAN'-AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
s 2UI 0orfo of jrtttiM.
"ths root. AAO hU nqnkt arc boon
'.V. ::,. fillll.
f We published a few dayl ag6 en extract
from a letter in the New York Post, from a
disbanded volunteer, in California; who stated
that he had . accumulated t7(XX) in gold in
California, and was coming home. , ThB Post
gives the sequel as follows : r
The letter was received here, and pub
lished, in the Post on the 20th inst. Only
two days after its receipt, to the extreme sur
prise and joy of his wife end family, Lough
eey presented himself before them. He had
accumulated at the mines nine or ten thou
stand dollars, and supposing the sum inex
haustible, took passage to this country very
oon after the above letter was written, hav
ing about $7000 worth of dust in his trunk,
and the balance of his wealth on his person.
'His idleness and prosperity were too much
for his new resolutions. He abandoned him
self to intemperance, and the money so easi
ly acquired, was lightly prized. On his arri
val in this city he hired a carriage to carry
him to his home, which his golden letter had
but a few hours previous made so happy ; but
before he reached it he contrived to spend
forty dollars, in drink and upon his driver,
'end on his arrival, the trunk, containing his
$7000, was missing, and a large portion of
the money which he had brought away upon
' his person. His unhappy wife, when die
' became aware of her foolish husband's im
providence, solicited the aid of gentlemen to
whom she was known, and steps were im
mediately taken to preserve what money had
not been wasted, and to recover what had
undoubtedly been stolen from him. About
81200 were thus saved and sent to the mint
at Philadelphia. The trunk and its contents
.are probably lost for ever. Loughrey can
give no account whatever of it.
1 On the subject of Behavior in Company,
'Leigh Richmond gives the following excvl
, lent advice to his daughters:
"Be cheerful, but not gigglers. Be seri
ous but not dull. Be communicative, but
not forward. Be kind, but not sprvile.
Beware of silly thoughtless speeches; al
though you may forget them, others will
not. RememberGod's eye is in every place,
and his ear in every company. Beware of
levity and familiarity with young men; a
modest reserve, without affectation, is the
only tafe path. Court and encourage seri
ous conversation with those who are truly
' serious and conversible ; and do not go into
valuable company without endeavoring to
improve by the intercourse permitted to you.
, Nothing is more unbecoming, when one
part of a company is engaged in profitable
. and interesting conversation, than that ano
their part should be trifling, giggling, and
talking comparative nonsense to each
other."
' New Bedford and C.vi.iFonNiA.-The Cal
ifornia fever in New England has scarcely
. ever ruu higher than at present, though
there is more method in the madness of the
'out goers. There are no less than seven
. large vessels fitting out at New Bedford for
the Gold Regions, mostly loaded with lumber
c and bricks. The owners will unquestiona-
bly make profitable voyages. The whaling
fchips of both Nantucket and New Bedford
are bringing in a good deal of gold from Cali
fornia. As he is wont, Major Noah, of the Star,
has hit the nail on the head. Take six
thousand readers of a public journal, and no
two of them will see things precisely alike,
yet afl may complain if the paper fails to
, reflect tfhe peculiar notions of each. The
most ridiculous labour a man ever under
took is trying to please every shade of taste
by a single dish. Augusta Sentinel.
f It is said that Mr. Chas. Stetson, of the
. Astor rouse, goes shortly to St. Petersburg,
i Russia, to superintend fhe establishing of a
1 first-rate hotel there on the American plan.
. Peaches. The editor ofthe Yazoo City
, (Miss) Whig, acknowledges the receipt of
a box of line clingstone peaches, raised near
UV L-l l
Trial piace.
Condescension. The English admiralty
7iave granted permission to the officers ofthe
American frigate St. Lawrence to visit
Shee'rness dock yard. Wonderful conde-
ecerwion .'
' The following are infallible recipes to
makers- Play at blind man's bun in
printing office. To have music at dinner
teil your wife she is not so handsome as
'.he lady who lives across the way. To
save butter make it so salt that nobody can
eattt-. .
Peettv. Good A man in Albany, the
ither fright, thought he had an attack ot
iholet', some friends encouraged the idea;
nd fiifiilly cured Mm by giving him three
nils, maae from a celebrated shoe blacking.
maginanoti ucvefiefl and cured bim.
One of the severest struggles In life, is
tat between ft proud spirit and an empty
urse.
The Suu-kua Rcmedy. The newspapers
te teeming with accounts of the success of
ilphur in cholera at Chicago. In real cho-
ra the sulphtr has been utterly futile in
.is city, and will be ae every where else
Louisinlle Courier, June 21st.
Senator Footr, of Mississippi, now a re
lent of Washington, fills about seven col
tins of the Union, denouncing the great
issourian.i Mr. Fxtfte says, the Democratic
jty can never take him up for Piesident,
Wilson's Business Direotory for the city o
w York contains the name of 87,670 per
a or firms engaged in business on their
n account. ' Among them are 2824 grace
i and provision dealers. 1086 lawyers, 1390
as and shoe maker, 14 dry goods and
cy goods merchants, and 1640 keepers of
ter bouses.
ior Bd. The marriage of Col. Bragg, of
tittle more grape" notoriety, is noticed by
New York Globe aa a surrender of the
ant colonel, which the Globe says "served
. riirht ! He should havo known that his
u ..,,1,1.! nut resist the imall armi of
Gtljc iltarkcte.
HUbAHXA KAU1T,
Jell 4, 1840.
. Wmat Prima Pennsylvania reda are
held at II 00 a 101 and white at 1 1 04 a
107.
Rri Is in demand at 57c.
Corn. Further aalet of yellow Corn at
57c per bushel.
Oats. Delaware Oats arc held at 28 a 28 ;
Penna. 32 a J4o,
Whisk bt. Sales in hhds at 21 e and in
bbls at 21 1 a 22 cents.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
OJJict of ttn American, July 2, 1849.
GRAIN.- Not much Weat offering. We
note sales of small lots of good to prime reds
at 88a93 cts. A sale of a cargo of Pennsyl
vania mixed, white and red, at i)S cts.
Sales of Corn at 54 55 cts for yellow, and
50a51 cts. for white. A sale of Pennsylvania
yellow at 54 cts.
A lot of Pennsylvania Rye brought 55 cts.
Oats sell nt 24n28 cts.
WHISKEY. The demand is very limited.
Small sales of bbls, at 21 cts, and of hhds, nt
21 els.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Masser.
Whiat.
100
SO
90
33
14
8
S
125
10
IS
. 8
10
62
300
Rrs.
Coll. .
Oats.
Bl'TTIB.
Enos.
Pona.
Flixskb.
Tsiiow.
Basswix.
Flax.
Heckled Flax.
Dried Arri.Es.
Do. Peaches.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUM
BERLAND COUNTY.
FrLLnw-CiTizsns: At the solicitation ef a
numlwrof my old friends, in different parts ofthe
county, I hereby offer myself es a candidal for
the office of
REGISTER a. RECORDER
at the ensuing election,
EDWARD OYSTER.
Sunbury, June 30, 1849.
REGISTER & RECORDER, &c,
'"THE suliscrilier has been solicited to offer him-
sell again for the office or
rkgisteu & itEconnr.n
for Northumberland comity, and truste if elected,
his experience in snid office will enable him to dis
charge its duties satisfactorily.
JOHN I PURSEL.
Sunbury, June S3, 1848.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
'THE sul'scnl-cr offers himself to the electors of
- Nortliunilierhinil county as a cntuliiluto for
COMMISSIONER.
should he lie elected he will faithfully discharge
the duties of his office.
WIM.IAM WILSON.
Lewis township, June S3, 1848.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
Fkilow Citizexs. Encouraged by numerous
friends I hereby offer myself to your coniiideratioii
as a candidate for the ollice of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the next general election. Should I receive a
majority of your suffrages, ! will endeavor to dis
charge the duties of said ollice with fidelity.
WILLIAM M. ALTEN,
Chilisquaque township, June 16, 1849.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
TI7M. W. BETTILYON, of Upper Augusta,
offers himself to the electors of Northum
berland county as a candidate for
COUNTY TRE18URF.H.
Should be elected, he promises to discharge the
duties of said office with fidelity.
l.pper Augusta, June 9, 1849.
COUNTY TREASURER.
JACOB YOUNG, ofthe Borough of Sunbury,
offers himself to the electors of Northumber
land County, as a candidate for the office of
TREASURER.
Should he be elected, he will endeavor to discharge
the duties of the office in such a manner as to
give general satisfaction.
auubury, June 9, 1849.
Notice
A I.I. persons indebted to the sulwrrilirr, either
by note or book aocount, am requested to
come ami moke payment immediately Prompt
attention to this notice may save trouble.
CHARLES. 8. BOGAR.
Sunbury, June 30, 1849. tf
85 JIEWAKD
YT7TLL be paid by the subscriber for the dis-
covery and conviction of some miscreants
who entered upon her property on Saturday night,
destroying her fruit and shrubbery, and ollierwise
damaging her property.
Sunbury, June 30, 1649.
CAUTION.
Jt 4.1, peraons are hereby cautioned against
2tL purchasing or receiving a note of hand,
given by tne to Silas Woolverton for Ten Dollars,
dated June 19, 1849, payable in ten days. Having
received no value tor the same I will never pay
it, unless compelled by law.
miLlf KKIfcUBALM.
Upper Augusta, June 30, 184931
sTTOT AsMtfYEsD.
A New Asaorimettt of Fresh Good
IRA T. CLEMENT,
T ESrECTFULLY Worms his friends, eus
tomcrs and others, that he has just received a
handsome assortment of
NEW GOODS
at his store in Market Square In iSunhury, such as
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, &c.
Sunbury, June 23, 1840.
STONE WARE,
STONE milk Pans, stone Jugs and Pitchers,
and other articles of stone ware just received
and for sale by JOHN W. F
RILING.
Sunbury, June S3, 1849.
CHARLES W. HEGINB,
JLTTOXUTEY AT Li.7",
FotUvllle, Pa.
Will promptly attend to collections and sll trasi
nea entrusted to his care,
Jone 16, 1649,
BLANKS.
1 of every description e
VBLANKS of every description eats ha had by
I applying at the office of the American.
fl'ISSUE PAPER. Yellow Tiasue paper for
i covering classes, &.c, for sale at the office of
the American.
TjAISINb, currants, citron, cheeak, pepper
XV sauce, &c t or sal by J. W, f KlLI.'VG,
. Sunbury, Pec.?. I 18.
WEISE & CLEMENT,
Saddle and Harness Makers.
THE undersigned respectfully
inform the public, that they
have commenced the abova busi
ness in Sunbury. and will con
stantly keep on hand and manufacture to order, at
their stand in Market street nearly opposite Young's
store, all articles belonging to their tin of business.
AU articles manufactured by them will be made in
the best and most durable style, and at prices as
reasonable as they can be had at any other estab
lishment in the county. They therefore respectfully
solicit persons to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of pro
duct tnken in by the stores will be taken in ex
change at the market price. ,
HENRY WEISE.
AUGUSTUS H. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Jnno 93, 1849.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
T) Y virtue of a l. Krymnat to me directed,
will lie exposed to public saloon Monday the
9th day of July 184 'J, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Court House in the Borough of Sunbury,
the following described property to wit !
The undivided one-fifth part of a house and
lot of ground, situated in Sunbury on the north
cast side of Blackberry street No. ISO bounded
westwardly by annlly, cast by lot No. 179, north
by an ally, south by Blackberry street aforesaid,
whereon ia erected a two story dwelling house,
Putter ahop and barn. Ac.
ALSO:
The undivided one-filth part of a house and lot
of ground, situated in Sunbury on the south side
of Blackberry street No. 264, bounded on the west
by an ally south by the rail road, vast by lot No.
862, north by Blncklwrry street whereon is erec
ted a two story dwelling house, and a small log
stable.
ALSO:
All the right title mid interest of John Bogaif of
in and to a certain lot of ground on the south side
of Market street in Sunbury No. 13,libunded north
by said street, east by lot No. 1 6, west by Centre
ally, south by Barbary ally, whereon ia erected
two two story brick dwelling houses, a frame
table ifc
Seized tnken in execution and to be sold aa the
property of John Bogar.
JAMES COVERT, Shr'tT.
Sheriff s office, Sunluiry,
June 16, 1849.
FARM FOR SALE.
'"PHE subscrilier is authorised to sell at private
sole,
A tract of Lntitl,
in Union township. Union county, Pa., 3 miles
from Northumberland, and 5 miles from Lewis
burg, lying on the western road between these
two Boroughs, and continuing about lf0 acres.
Bounded by lands of Frarnn, Merrill, Cauley nnd
others; only 130 rods from the West Branch of
the Susquehanna.
About 60 acres are cleared. The rest well
wooded- some good timber.
The improvements are a log house, bnrn nnd
apple orchard. An unfailing spring of pure nnd
wholesome water, near the door.
For some years past, more or less lime has been
put upon the land annually, and as Iron ore of
good quality has lieen found on continuous tracts,
there is reason to lielieve it exists on this.
In consequence ofthe distant resilience of the
owner, Mr. Samuel Hains, of Philadelphia, This
tract will le sold probably nt a lower rnto than
any tillable land in the neighborhood, A title
"clear and unquestionable" will lie given. For
terms and conditions, inquire of the undersigned
at Northunilierlaiid.
1 AVID TAGGART.
Attorney for Samuel Hains.
Northunilierlnnd, June 16, 1849. 5t
TUG CHEAP BOOK STORE.
D JL1TIEL3 & SMITH'S
Ciikap New- ft Second hanh Book Siokk,
A'orA Welt corner nf Fourth and Arch Streeti
rhitadrtphin.
Law Bonks, Theological and Classical Books.
MEDICAL BOOKS,
BIOGRAPHIC ALA HISTORICAL BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Scientific ano Mathematical Books.
Juvenile Books, in great variety.
Hymn Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, all sizes
and prices.
Blank Books, Writing Paper, and Stationary,
WhoUtnlt and Retail.
V Oca prices are much lower than the rkottlab prices.
re" I.ilimrirs awl nimll parcels of tMki purclutaed.
17 Hook impnrtnd tn order from liundoii.
rniittaeipuia, Junep, ltiu y
LARD LAMPS.
CORNELIUS. CO.
1T0 rhesnut it..
RESPECTFULLY announce that they have
just flnished the moat extensive assortment
ot
LAMPS,
they have ever offered for sale, comprising
ELEOANT NEW STYLE CHANDELIERS,
HKAtiKKTS. I'KNDAMS, MANTEL.
LIGHTS, &c.
In great variety, and of
OUKilNAL DESIGNS.
Much attention hnsbeen paid to ECONOMY,
in the construction of these Lamps, and such are
made as will produce the greatest amount of light
from the least consumption of Lard.
Recent improvements in the manufactory) Willi
the introduction of new and perfected machinery.
enables tliem to sell at a very UKEAT KtULL
TION from former prices, ami all articles before
leaving the manufactory, are carefully inspected,
and arc warranted perfectly tight, and to give satis
faction.
Philadelphia, June 2, 1849. ly
WALL PAFEP.S.
FTMIE Subscribers have on hand the largest as-
X sortment of Wall Papehs in the city of Phi
ladelphia, Wholesale and Retail, consisting of
every variety suitable for Parlors, Lntnea, Dining
Rooms, Chambers, 4c., which lor quality and
atyle cannot be surpassed. Doing a cash buaineaa
we are enabled to sell a belter article at a much
lower rate than any store doing a
TRADE BUSINESS.
On hand, a lanre assortment of Wide Pirn
for Curtains, Fire Prints, Borders, &c, which will
be sold for Cuah. Paper Hanging done in tile
country at city prices.
IS. H, Dealers are invited to call and eiarmne
their stock before purchaaing elsewhere.
r irI it HtniuA,
No. 142 Arch Street, South aide
Philadelphia, May 26, 1849 ly
2000 PRE3IIUM BLINDS
II. J. WILLIAMS,
NO. 12 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Venltlan Blind and Window Shade
Manufacturer.
(AWARDED the first and highest Medals at
(aw York. Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibi
tions, for the superiority of his ULl.MJb, With con
firmed confidence in his manufacture,) asks the
attention of purchasers to bis assortment of 2000
Blinds of narrow and wide slats witn tancv and
plains Trimmings, of new styles and colors. Also
a large and general assortment of TRANSPA
RENT WISiDUW BHAjJts, all of w bicb be
will sell at the lowest cash prices.
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal to
new.
tVpEALER8 SUPPLIED on liberal terms 3
The Citizens of Northumberland County an res
pectfully invited to call before buying elsewhere
coundent of pleasing all.
QroPtN IN THE EVENINGS.u
March S4, 18493m
fADD'S celebrated Horse and Cattle Medi-
LP cine for sale by HENRY MASbE
feunbury Jan. ZTth, 1819 tf.
, If ESSENCE OF JAMAICA OIKOEIl ;
PREPARED and sold pnjt, at. FREDERICK
BROWN'S DRUG and CHEMICAL Store,
K. E. fomer of Firra and Cbkssct streets, Phi
ladelphia. This Essence is warranted to possess
in a concentrated form, all the valuabl properties
of Jamaica Ginger, and will be found bn trial an
f xcellcat Family Medicine. It is particularly re
commended as s tonic, to persons recovering from
fever or other diseases, a few drops Irrtpartitig to
tho stomach a glow snd vigor, equnl to a Wine
glass of brandy or other atimuland, without any of
the debilitating effects, which arc suro to follow tho
use of liquor of any kind I and it is thrrcfnro
especially serviceable to children and females. To
the aged, it will prove a great comfort i to the
dyspeptic, and to those who are predisposed to
gout or rheumatic affections, it gives great rcllcTs
and to the inebriate who wishes to reform, but
whoso stomach is constantly crnving the imxioi
liquor, it is invaluable giving tone to the diges
tive organs, and strength to resist temptation t and
is consequently a great agent in the ruuse of tem
perance. LF'Full directions accompanying each
bottle.
The aliovo article can be had at the office of tho
American.
Philadelphia, June 2, 1849. ly
CHOICE GROCERIES.
coiroN & Co.
S. If. Corner Arch If 6lj Street Philadelphia,
HAVE now in store a well selected stock of
the very best Family Groceries, which they
will sell nt the lowest prices and warrant to please.
Green and Black Teas from $ 1 down to 25 cts per
lb., tho Black Tea 45 cents by the Box, is unusuil
ly fine. Coffee of all qualities and prices better
Sugar for G cts. per lb., than any other store.
Maecaroni, Vermicelli, Cnntou Ginger in Syrup,
Olive Oil of the best brands, nit assortment of the
richest Jellies, and every article kept in our line.
All goods sent to the country, put up neatly and
securely
Please try us once and satisfy yourselves whether
wtj can suit vou. COLTON cV CO.
8. W. Cor. Arch & Cth St.
Philadelphia, May 26, 1849. cheSin ly
SALE.
IN pursuauee of an order of the O rphsns' Court
of Northumberland county, will lie exposed to
sale, at the Court House in eSunhury, on Monday,
the. 9th day of July next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., a
certain lot of ground on the South side of Black
lierry street, in said Borough, No. 234, liouudcd
East by lot 233, Vest by lot E32, on which are
erected two lop dwelling Houses, a small shop and
a log Barn. To be sold as the properly of Daniel
Itoffmnii, dee'd., by Henry Manser, his administra
tor. Conditions of snlc will be made known on
day of sulc.
MARTIN IRWIN, Clk., O. C.
Orphans' Court office,
Sunbury, May, 28, 1S19.
LAWRENCE HOUSE,
Market Square, opposite the Court House,
SrxnuRY, Pa.
T
IIIS well known Hotel has just lsen refitted,
u i id handsomely luriushed uv the uiiilersigtieil,
and he begs leave to say, lhat it is his intention
to render it worthy of the lilienil patronage, by
liii li it bus heretofore been sustained.
J. C. PERKINS.
Sunbury, May 17, 1849. 3mo
CUTLERY.
AN extensive Stock of Pocket and Table CUT
LERY, of sale by
J HIT 3. C0LE1O.1T,
JS'os. 32 and 33 AKCADE, and i North
THIRD Street,
ompristng 5000 dozen Penknives, Scissors and
Razors.
Also, a choice assortment of Rodgcrs Sons,
Wostenholm's (Ivcavc's V. iV K. Butcher's and
Fenncy's Cutlery
Also, Spanish, Dirk and Hunting Knives.
Also, Guns, Pistols, nnd Bowie Knives.
Also, The American Razor Strop, a superior ar
ticle, worthy the attention ot Dealers.
Cnn Dealers in Cutlery, will find the above
Stock worthy their attention, as the Subscriber's
chief business is importing mid selling cutler)'.
Philadelphia, June 9, 1849--ly
Notice.
riHE partnership, heretofore existing under the
A name of "Dewart & Bmner," having been
ilissolved, the aubscribcr announcea to the public
that he will continue the practice of the law at the
ollice formerly occupied by said firm, in the
Borough of Sunbury. Business entrusted to bun
will be promptly attended to.
un.trti.r.o J. uiil.u.ii.
Sunbury, April 21, 1819 oino
CHEAT AHKIVAL.
1 OHN W. FRILING has just received ut his
' store in Sunluiry an extensive assortment of
NEW (10ODS, of every variety which he ia hbw
ready to sell or exchunge for produce ; anil consist'
ing in part of
CLOTHS, C.1SSIMERES, frc.
Linen and Cotton drilling, and summct
wear of all kinds.
Calicoes, Chintz, Gi.;iiam, Lawns, &.C.
Muslins bleached and unbleached.
PALM LEAF AND OTHER HATS.
Quccnswarc and Hardware of all
kinds.
Drugs Paintk, and DykstitPs.
FISH, SALT, AND TLASTER.
And a great variety of other articles all of which
will lie sold at the lowest terms.
Sunbury, Muy 20, 1819.
TANN ERSTA KENOTICE.
New Hide Oil and Leather Store.
No. Ill North 3d St. 3 doon below Race St.
Philadelphia.
THE suliscrihers oiler to the tanners on the
most favorable terms their fresh importation
of Hides, consisting of Buenos Ayrea, Laplata,
f.aruccas, Laguira, Hung-Llry, Lhili, baited rer-
ambuco and all kinda of Spanish Hides, dry anu
salted. Also, Green Slaughter, Dry Salted, ant)
Black Dry Patna Kips,
Also, Straights, and Bank oil and a general as
sortment of Currier's Tools.
They will aell or trade for Spanish or Slaughter
Leather, the above Hides, Kips, Oil and Tools, oil
better terms, than old Houses In the city,
Cash paid for Leather of all kinds.
KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
Philadelphia, May 26, 184'Ji ly
COLD & SILVER WiRE.
J. STOCKMAN,
No. 60 C(mf-sf, at the sign of the Gold
Thimble, between W. if id. its., &01HA side
Philadelphia.
MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly
011 hand, at wholesule and retail, the fol
lowing articles, of a auperior quality, at reduced
prices : Gold and Silver Pencils, do Thimbles, do
Finger Shields, Silver Table, Desert, Tea, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, do Forks, Soup and Oyster
Ladles, do Combs, Purse Clasps, Scissor Hooks
aud Chains, Knitting Sheaths, &c
ALSO, Jewellery, Plated and Brittannia ware,
r,.rm.n Silver H noons. Ac: Gold Diamond Hois
ted Pens at various prices; Jackson's Superior
Everpointed Leads, ore, etc.
Philadelphia. May 86, 184&
DAR IRON of all kinds for sale low, at the
autre of C, & BOQAB.
bunbury Jan. 20th, U49e 1
TJOOKS and Gold Pena. On hand several top-
ies of the life of Christ, and also a number of
gold pena which we will sail at the Philadelphia
prices, ror salt at this omre.
MAllRALLtl
Concentrated Saraaparllla, ,
For the cure of Tetter, 8crofula; Erysipelas, Piles,
Chronic Rheumatism and all disorders of the
Blood, Mercurial Disease, ice .
TT ia recommends! to PhysltlSns and others, as
1 tho strongest preparation fiow in Use, and en
tirely different from that put tip Ut quart bottles,
possessing little or no abtlve principle ef the Sana
parilla, but intended to deceive the public For
sale by M. A. McCAY, Northumberland. ,'
IIEYL'S EMBROCATION for Horses will
cure Sprains, Bruises, Cut, Galls, Swellings, and
all complaints requiring an external remedy. It
is highly useful in Spavin, Curb, Ringbone," stiff
ness uf the Joints, cracked Heels, Splints, Ac.
. It has also been used with great success by per
sons iiltHctcd with Rheumatism, and other com
plaints. Prepared only by W. Marshall, Philadel
phia, and for sale by M. A. McCay, Northumber
land. Philadelphia, May 20, 1849. ly
AjPPLETON'S
fJll EAT CENTRAL
O II E A 1 BOOK S T O 11 E,
164 C'heKtiuit Street.
Corner of Seventh, Swaim't Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA.
KNOWING the wonts of the community, the
Proprietor nf this Estarlishmext bus fitted
up a More in the most elegant manner, having
due regnrd to the comfort uf his customers, so that
every Stranger visiting his Book Storo, lny feci
entirely at home.
tltS HVHVtliNSH STOCK
of Books is elnssified according to the various De
partment of Literature, so thnt viaitors can find
the Bonks they are in search of for themselves.
Buying his Stock fnr the most part at the Ai t
tiox Salk, and being connected with one of tlte
I.Aiinv.sr l'tci imitMi 7oi-sf.s in this country,
besides publishing largely himself, enables him to
sell all Books nt
LOWER PRICES
than anv other house of a similar chn meter on this
continent. His facilities for the Impoiitatiox
uv Books from Europe arc unsurpassed, having a
Branch of his Establishment in London, where
orders of private gentlemen are carefully executed
and forwarded to this Country by every Stkaheb
and Packet.
A CATAtCOtjB
of Books with the prices attached is issued quar
terly, containing Lists of New Additions made to
his largto collection, which arc in all cases for sale
at the
LOWEST PRICES,
or. from Sli to 73 per cent, below Publishers'
Prices. Thus in iiliying even a Ktw Books,
quite a considerable amount is saved.
As a still further
INDUCEMENTS
to stronsers visiting the city, every one who pur
'buses On Dollar's woiitii of Books, will re
ceive ii copy of tho
S-riiAMiKn ix Pnii.AHKi.riii, an clegnnt 18
mo. volume, the price of w hich is 25 cent.
I The limits of an advertisement arc too eon
lined to enumerate the prices of any of thtf Ith
incline iidvnntuues to lc derived from purchasing
lit tllC OlIKAT C'l.VTlt AL ClIKAP BllllK STORK, bllt
let nil who are in search of Books send for a (.'uta
logue, und buy the Books they are in want of, and
when visiting the city, give Applelon one cull,
and you will be sure to call aguin.
STATIONERY
in all lis branches, furnished at the Lowest Prices.
The Initials of those purchasing Letter and Note
PaH'r, neully stamped in the corner, without
charge.
Orders for any ortlcle may I sent by mail, ad
dressed to the Proprietor, and the directions in
all cases will lie fully carried out, with great punc
tuality und despatch.
Orders for Catalogues should bcrnn-PAin.
(iEO.S. APPLETON.
Bookseller, Publisher, Importer, and Stationer
10-1 Chesnvt St cor. of Seventh, Su-aim's
BuiUHns. Philadelphia.
May, 12, 1M4U. 3m
SILENCE
Thnt
drendful
Cough ! the
Lungs are in dan
ger, the work of the
Destroyer has been begun,
the cough of Consumption hath
in it a sound of Death,
Rev. HENRY JONKS, 109 Eighth avniue, Wna cured
01' couitll anil culiirrlinl alirctinn ol 50 yrars standlns:. The
lirst it'isefruve him mors relief thou ail th other medicine
he hnd ever tnken. Jlr, 1.. J. Hints, ltl Drlsnry-slreel,
tnivt it to s iieriii!uw who wum bilMHiring ituilrr t.'ou
Mitnptioin und to another stirrly nfllietril vvilti the Asthnia.
In liMb macs its eri.n'is were immediate, soon restoring
them lo cmfortiiMe health.
Mts. I.Ul'KKTI.V Vi:i.l.. Ik', r.'hrhitic-st. suuVreilrroni
Asthma 4Jyenrs. Hiernvtn'i Itulmnii relieved her nt ones,
and the iucontprirativcly well, bring enabled In mibdiie eve.
ry stuirk by s limety use oi'this medicine. This indeed is
I lie great remedy lor foiiphM, t'olds, Hniuinit l!lil, l.iver
Comiluinte, nnd' sll the slfwlions of tne tluoat, suit even
Arttimu snd Comiiiniption.
Ak lor Shernuin's All-lienlinfr Unburn, and aea that Ilia
written sifrlintlire is on ern-h hotlle.
I'riee lfc cents nisi vi per dome.
Dr. tOi'inum's W.mn mid Osifth Loaengea. and Poor
Mull's 1'Uwlers sold sw aWtVe.
SHERMAN'S
POOlt MAN'S PLASTER
Itna rurrd mors rtiutnf HHHimatiwh; Pnilt hi tht Hhrk,
Hitlt uml Chrt. Luinlatiuo ninJ WwtknW, tlitm iiy ppli
rutiixi that Ihi intTtwHl, limulrfds f uiiprinriplttl rttMiila
haveultfinpt(l In ctmntoriVlt il. awl putm it upon the
community im tlic peuuine. llu-ar itf Drreptii,.j
KtmrmlRT tlmt the tnw nnti ppimiiw PlWer in tprnid tijNn
rrnklikh pnpr nvttlf xprfmly l'-r the wrpow and eerv
ftiiw till ttipiuiturt'of Dr. Klifrntaii printed utmn the laat-k
tit' thf PlHrtfr. mtd the yhAr inn-nrnl by Cpy Kiht, Notirt
othrm are gftiuiiM. TltrisTi ire when you wunl a ril fmtl
KlieriiHir1 lnjr Mttn'i Plunter, mil at (IteotfitHf, 1()Q Nhikiu
urtft, viul you will ivt le dmnpp-nnted.
KrinrmlM'r prinritiil liftine I(i6 Niiswiq-irtrrft, WW-York,
whftrt hII lr. ShcniiHii1 Utzenffti lire nold. Hip Aawitt
nre Mm. H)iyt l:tti Kulttwi trrt?t, Brooklyn; lliutn,
Willwniatliurg ; aitd Ue1ilitic K IJ-nUn, ami
JOHN YlM'NU.Himlurr,
M. A. MfiWV, Norihuiuberlaiid
Muy 10, 111' r It c3.ii ly
JOHN DONNELLY,
RtAifVACTt'nER or Donnkli.V's Upright
Safety Glaf.d Caihixkd Bi.ie
MATCHES,
and United Statm Oil Paste
black I n.
No. 83 Nbrth Third Street,
riixx.Aosx.raiA,
rpHESE MaUliea are justly consiJend the best
a in the tinted eta teat tliey are tree train un
pleasant smell, and can be introduced with perfect
safely into all Mores and Dwellings. Warranted
to keep ten years.
J be Ulaekiiig la of superior quauly, and tree
from and inamdient that imstir the Leather,
COUNTRY UEALt.no and oHU'rERa Will
find it to their interest to call and see for them
selves. N. Ii- An assortment of Matches Of ttltioils
New York Maiiufiicliirers. Matches 111 round
wood boxes also, packed in farce or small tin
cases, to ship to any part of the world,
JUHIN IJtl.XlN tl.Ll ,
Late of SO Bank Street, now S3 North Third Ht.
March 91, 1649 ly
LIQUORS, WINES, &C.
nHE aubscribcr has just received a new supply
A of the beat liquors that ever came to Sunbury,
couaisting in part ef
Superior old pale Brandy.
Pine Cognise Brandy.
Superior Old Jamaica Spirits.
New England Rurrii
Fine Holland Gin.
Superior Old Whiskey
Common do.
Superior Maderia Wine.
Lisbon do. do.
Snperior Port Wine.
Burgandy Port do. .
Sweet Malaga Wine.
' Superior Claret Wins in bottles.
Champagne do. do.
HENRV MAS6EF
funbury, May f , IUti
i :-
"Encourage Your Own!"
p HAAS &UENN:
FASHIONABLE MAKE dP
FURNITURE AkD CHAIRS.
of the public to th.it janre and splendid assort,
ment of every quality and price of . l( ,
C4ninfKT.WAIE,
which tanhtft fail to recommend Itself toem one
Who will examine ft, en aeeorml of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best stock to be had in the city. No effort is
spared hi the manufacture of their ware, and the
subscrilicrs are. determined to keep up with the
many iintirovements which are constantly being
tnado. l heir stock consists ot Mahogany '
Sofa, Divans and Iounprca,
liurcntts, Sf f rc tarf cS, SH)f to.iriis,
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DIN'INO TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLlNtW, equal to Phila
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and pricts,
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CAN DM2
STANDS, TOILET TABLTiS AND ,
EXTENSION TABLES,
in short, even- article in this line of their business.
They also manufacture all kinds and qualities
CHAIRS,
including varieties never before to be had in
ISunliury, such as Mjuiooast, Black Waixct
ami Ct;ni.Kii M.trn (tiitciAX ; asu WiKnsmt
CHAIRS, A!DFAwrY 1'iA.xo Stoois, which arebf
the latest styles, and warranted to be bxcclled by
none manuractured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The aubscriliers are determined that there shall
Ik! lid excuse for iersons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence cuu be entertained
about tlib quality ond finish of their ware and
Clniirs.
Their articles will be disposed of on as good
terms as they can be purchased elsenliert!. Coun
try l'roiluee taken in payment for work.
(If UNDERTAKING attended to on reason
able terms.
Tho Ware Room is In Market Street,
opHisite J. Young's store, and nearly opposite
Weaver's Tavern.
DANIEL HAAS.
GEORGE RENN.
Sunbury, April 28, 1849. tf
THB XCXNUS OF O ALIFORM XA OUT"
DONBI
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
The Diamond City oflMilladclplila
Mill Ahead t
JACOIJ LADOMUS,
2-16MAKKKTST,
BELOW EIGHTH, SOUTH SIDE,
PHILADELPHIA,
TS constantly receiving from nil flic best Manu-
iiicturers of Europe, every style of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Keiul this ilverlisenieiit cut it out of the
pupeT put it tu your pocket, nnd cull the first
time you visit the city. Among the assortment
will lie found :
Gold Levers, 18 V. eases, full jewelled, $'30
Silver Levers full jewelled, - - 13
Gold rKpincs, IS k. eases, Jewelled, - i!3
Silver 1'Epiiics, jewelled, ... 10
" (uartier Watches. - - . 4 to $10
Silver Tea Spoons, equul to coin, per set, 4 BO
" Desert ' ' " " 10 00
" Tnlilc .. 13 no
Together with a splendid assortment of Clinste
ami Kich Jewelry, &c Ac, &e,
liold Chains ol every variety anil pattern at a
slight advnucc upon the originul cost. Examine
them bv all means.
C Tlic Trade will be supplied upon the most
advantageous terms.
J. LADOMUS,
No. 240 MARKET Street, Mow Eighth.
South side, Philadelphia,
April 14, 1848. 3 mo.
CAIJINET
WARE ROOMS.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
that he continues the manufacture of CABI
NET WARE, in all its branchss, at his stand in
Market street in Sunnury, and that he has now
on hutid a handsomo assortment of well made and
fashionable furniture.
He til'o carries on, at hit old establishment, in
r awu street, the
CHAIR 9IAKIXG UTTSIXESS,
in all its hranchra, and keeps constantly on hand,
an assortment of well made and f.isluonaWe
CHAIRS, plain and ornamental. All of which
he will dispose of nt prices as low aa at any esta
blishment in the county.
His long experience in tho business, justifies
linn in the belief that he will be able to Rive pen.
cral satisfaction, and therefore solicita from his
customers a continuance of their patronaire.
llr All kinds of produce taken in exchnnpe.
SEBASTIAN HOTPT,
Sunbury, March 17, 1849. tf
The Cheapest anil Most Splendid Assartlurnt ill
WATCHES AND JKWELUY
IN PHILADELPHIA,
No. ( I.EWI LAW1MI S, 1 Km.
413 ! MARKET STREET, j 4 J3
A "KW HOOKS ABOVE ELEVENTH, NORTH SIDB.
HAS just received by lute arrivals, from the
most celebrated Manufacturers of Europe, a
magnificent and judiciously selected assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
which he will aell cHursn than any other estab
lishment in the United States. Among the as
sortment will lie found :
Gold Levers, 18 k. cases, full jewelled $38
Silver Levers, full jewelled, 15
Gold rEjiihcs. 15 k. cases, jewelled, 25
Silver I'Liiinef, jewelled, 10
" Quarher Watches. 4 to $10
Silver Tea Spb'tms, equal to coin, per act 4.30
" Pesert, " - 10.00
" Table, - 15.00
Together with a splendid assortment of Chaste
and Rich Jewellry, Ac, Ac., Ac.
GOLD CHAINS, of various styles, from the
best Manufacturers.
t3T Please preserve this aMvertiscrnent, and call
at LEW 169 IjAvUMIoo,
No. 413 MARKET STREET; above Els
vexth. North Side.
jy I have Gold and Silver Levers stili cheaper
than the above prices.
(Cy A h.eral discount made to the trade,
April 14, 1849 3ra
SUNBURY FOUNDRY.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has again become connected with the
above Foundry, and that hereafter it will be con
ducted solely under his management and control.
From his long experience in the bussincss he trusts
he will be able to give general eatisfaction to hia
old friends and customers. The business will be
carried on in all its branches. He will continue
to manufacture Fioughs, snd all kinds of caatinga
will be done with rrfomptness ahd ta the beat
manner. GEO. ROHRBACH.
Sunbury, June 9, 1849e3m
FOR 8ALB. A good cow, nearly fresh for
ale cheap. Enquire at tha office of the
merioam
Sunbury, June 9, 1849.
TEA8, from the New York Canton and Pekin
Ts Cempanv. For sale by
J. W. FRILING.
6unbury, Pee. t, 1848
WHtAT WANTEP One dollar per
bushel, cash, will be paid for good wheat
by ISA T. CIEMINT.
Sunbury Jan. J7th, 1813 tf, , y .
' Max n Home.
- rnipors ana nkt Italian:
the fetter of Blsndp Hughes, W which we
referrfd a day of twrj ago, explained, to Mr.
Greely that the collob'tibni to be taken tp ifi
He Catholio CHnrohes in hit diocese oh Burl,
day nex, were to aid the Pope in hi pieserit
Vnnis, and not to stipprfrt him in his struggle
agninst the Italian people. Had the Bishop
stopped Kpi; the letter woijid not hare Riven
any further cause of discussion, but the Bishop
expressed his opinion in regafd to the revolu
tion in Rome in three words : '
"A revolutirtti has indeed takrn filace. bilt
there is no evidence that It is the work of the1
omnn penplH;' whilst it is certain that to a
great extoni those who have taken part in
it tire stmnrrers to Rdrtle, who found Othe
parts dfltnly and of continental Europe url
willing to receive or to retain ifiom; they
inve succeeded in expelling the government
shitli had privet! Iheht hosb'ilalilv. Thev
linvo established, according to what t tecrard
as the truest nboontits, a reign of terror over
the Roman people; whicH they bull a govern
ment. They lmve broken and bdrned tKe
carriatts of the Cardinals, ait if that Were
heroism. They have plundered the churches
they have extorted rho'ney from the peo
ple -they have uJmost legalized assassination
wHet-erer their outhority prevailed. And thi
s the phalanx lecoenized by Mr. Greely as
the Roman Rennblio! Yet no ambassador
from fnreiur. countries has recognized sucM a
Kepublici."
The Tribune replied id tHis letter bn Wed-
tesday in a lonjr article; in which, after dis
posing of the matters personal to' the editor,
it bnuijihl forward facts to' shoiVthat the Ro
man people approved the revolution," that if,
was their work, and that they were worthy
of support by republicans in every land. Yes'
terday an Italian exile, residing in New York
G. F. S. Cassnli, published a letter in the
Tribune, in which he reviews the arguments'
and Btnterhents of tjie Bishop's letter as fol
lows : -
"The object of collecting money," says
Bishop Hughes,' i ''merely lo relieve tho
present wauls ol the cniet l'rli-st ot the Cam.
olic Church.'" To this 1 mnv respond that
Pius IX ia not yet in a destitute state. The
Pope is in Gaeta. surrounded by the royal
family ofthe bloody tyrant of Naples; and,
from what I have lately heard, is living in
sumptuous ttyle. The King of Naples has'
offered to tho Pope 560,000; the Emperor bf
Russia has sent to him 60.000 ciowns; Queen
Isabella of Spain has presented Pins IX her
sweetest bonbons, nnd plenty of Spanish gold"
the Austriali Generals in ef ery city they Cap-'
tured imposed on the poor population heavy
taxes in favor of Pius IX, saying nothing of
the tlimisainls of beincs they have butchered
in one word, the Pope hai received, from
the first day he deserted Rome to the present
time, large -supplies of money front vifioua
quarters. This money is not needed for the
use Of the Church nor His Holiness. Tho
llohiun People, when they proclaimed hhn
fallen from his temporal throne, offered to
maintain his spiritual puwer with his prince
ly incomes ns in former times; this the Pope
has declined und his conduct in making an
appenl to foreign nations to reinstate him ill
his temporal sway, even through seas of hu
man blood, ef (in though Rome should full in'
to ruins, is enough to warrant a belief that
the funds collected in the Catholic Churches
in the I'nited States will, in effect, be used
to overthrow the Roman Republic. Bishop
Hughes informs the reader that "Pius IX is
the same man now that he was then." It
is very truo that the pre.eut living Pope is
the Pope of last year, bill with this differ,
ence that from a liberal ruler he has become
tho ally of the Despots of Europe; and hag
denied his people the right of Self-Govern
ment, and delivered them up to the wolves
of Austria. His Holiness wished to retain
his temporal throne, surrounded with bayo
nets and with all tho Roman Hierarchy.
In regard tu tha other point he adds
Bishop Hughes asserts that the Roman Re
public was proclaimed, by foreipuri, whd
could lint bo received in any other part bf
Italy. 1 assure the Biehop that the Rombn
Republic was established by the Romans a
lone, through their National Assembly com
posed of Roman citizens: Sterbini, the first
man who proclaimed the Pope deposed from
his temporal throne, is a native of Froisnoqe,
only a few miles from Rome. Savini, who
on the 9th of February announced to the pub
lic the creation of the Roman Republic, it
from the Roman Slates, as are all the mem
bers who composed the Ministry as well as
the Constituent Assembly. The Revolution
was made by the Romans. The Swiss Guards
were fought uud beaten by the Roman peo
pie, and not a foreigner had a hand in the
affairs of the Republic till the disastrous issue
of the late war of Piedmont with Austria.
The Romans then called to tliem tne best
children Of Italy ; men who had given proof
of their bravery, patriotism and talents. The
Assembly then passed a degree, approved by
the Rdraan people; that Mauirti, Generals
Avezzana and Galrribaldi should be named
Roman citizens. These noble men; since
their arrival in Rome, Have not only defended
the independence of their adopted country;
but have prevented much effusion of biod d
by the vaunted champions of the Pope.
Respecting Rossi's death, he says :
Rossi was murdered while the Pope wal
yet in Rome. The Republic of Rome is not
answerable for such a crime; as it wal etab
lished four months after.
He concludes tha argument as lollows: ,
Let us tee now where is anarchy lit Rome,
and what Romans have done since tike fall
of the Pope. All the measures of. Ihe Roman
government bear the impress of wisdom, and
attack the people more and more to them.
Even if Rome should fall the memorable
deeds accomplished by the modem Reputx
lioens of Rome cannot be forgotten, they
have distributed tb every poor peasant aa
much land as two oxen can plough the
contents lately uniuhobited aod use leas, are
now the horoeeof the poor who, under Fine
IX, lived in the most unhealthy quartern ef
the city. The Inquisition hat bees deetrtrya
ed, and those . unhappy living victims wh
had been suffering there for many years, are)
now free, .... ... ,.,t. .., , ,