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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
. '1
bExcRirnrE of tiie
The above rnap re-presents the middle re
gion of Hungary, extending from near the
head ofthe great inland ofSchntt to theThrisv
The attention of our reailr, in ,tho first
place, it tlircctai. to the two great stream,
the Danube and theism : the former Tiring
far off in the Western part of Germany, while
the source of the latter are nearly nil in the
Carpathian mountains, a broad and dreary
range running eaatwardly from Austrian Si
lesia, and forming the boundary line between
old Poland and Hungary, on the north. ' All
the road leading into Hungary from Russia,
with one exception (that by the Waag,) fol
low the tribntarfrs nf he thciw. The main
oatl by which Prince Pnskiewitch invaded
he country, leave th hrti'. of the Theiss
er Theiss) near Kushchau (about 100 mile
rom Selseny,) and gaining the river Ipol,
ads into the valley of the Danube below
Iran, at the mouth of the Ipol. Pa.ritievt itch,
nwi rcr turning off at Ipolkenny and tie
ended through Hallan, Palli, and Gyangyos,
ituated in the deliles of the Tatra moun'
Xorciqn News
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CANADA.
evc days later rnoM felnon?.
laspertant lnulllfea.ee.
riLioaAPH Office, St. Johns, N. B..
Thursday, Aug. 53, 2, P. M. J
The leamhip Canada, Capt. Judkin, ar
rived at Halifax shortly after 9 o'clock last
ertenirtg, having been delayed somewhat by
rough weather and head winds.
ENGLAND.
The English papers are filled with the en
thusiastic reception of tho Ciueen in Ireland.
The cholera is on the increase in London.
, . FRANCE.
The Minister of Finance in France in his
tatement to the Assembly, says that tho de
teit on the 1st of next January, will be 350,
000,000 (rancs. It is estimated that the de
ficit at the end of 1850, will be 320,000,000
francs.
, The President of France denies that he
ba any real desire to change the form of go
vernment. ITALY.
Gen. Rostolaw is appointed commander-in-chief
of the French army in Italy, in place
of Gen. Oudiuot.
The Commissioners of the Pope had arri
ved in Rome. They had dissolved the whole
army even those who had been faithful to
the Pope. ,
It is reported that Garribaldi had beaten an
Austrian force that had attacked him. He
bad been joined by many Hungarians.
Venice still holds out, but it is said that
rhree Armenian or American ships bad arri
ved wfth previsions for the besieged.
HUNGARY. .
The news from Hungary still continues fa
vorable 16 the Hungarians. They still occu
py their old line. It is reported that Bern,
with 4d,000 men, had completely beaten a
fcuuian force 6ffl,or)8 men, inTransylvania,
and that be bad taken Hermanstadt and
Cronsladt.
It is also reported That Klapka, the Hunga
tian General, attacked and captured Raab, ,
, A , . , . . u . I
ions and munition, of war, fell back to Co- ,
rn6rn. '
irtPORf ANT VICTORY OF THE HUNGA-
si'" MANS
1
The Daily Ntwt correspondent writes' that
a courier from Galatj brought the following
. , . i
new . . .
-ID AUliriui aiiiu nuBBian simj, u,vuu
strong, after occupying Hermanstadt and
Cronstadt, and other small places, advanced
to Bartratii. ' Vera colfec'ted 40,000 me a and
lrgoa against tnem. , ine Dame enue m fl this place and vicinity, that be has perma
a Complete defeat of the Imperialists. They neutly located himself in Sunbun-. His office
fled torWstpitaWly, leaving 10,000 dead and
nekrr-; all thetr artillery, and 8.001ft
ferisonera. among whom ta Gen. Aulemburp.
. " . . : ,
Von tbetrl foot poasesston of Hermannstadt
and Cronsradt. In Gallicia, Dembinski is rei
portod to IhaVo gtltted a victor)) and taken
Cm. Fraying prfwner."
Our Vianna naiwr and letteri of the fith
i ..,, trtrn(1ience frbm the
wt, eontatn imporUnt SS,
eat of war in Hungary. The city W Iiaab
has been occupied by the Hungarians, after
sharp eoodiot with the Imperialist garrison.
. - . , , v i.Zi..A .t
A disorderly erowd of fugitives Arrived t
Presburg OB tho 4th last., and it wi koon
know that the rarriaoo of Raab bad been
arprltwd by the Hungarians, w
ho had poshed
detachmeni of their bora to WieselDurg,
and erbo were within sight of Altant-n'g, at
tho distance of IS English miles fiom Frv
borg. At Gorgo and Boab tho Uungarianl
found largo stores of victuals and ammuni1
lion. 10,000 buhels of oats, and 2400 bead of
MAP. OF HUNGARY
orErWiioxs or the HLrvoAiUAX axd
tain. By the way of Hatran, Aszott and
Krepcs, he effected a junction with the Im
perial forces, then in puf.Sotsion of Pesih.
The battle of VVaiizen tools place subsequent
ly, and the map shows how the army of
Gteorpey em-aped. lis columns are repre
sented on the Gyangyos road, tlasl of Wait-
zen, and extending as far as New. This is
called the ".VeOgrnd road." By this road,
the army entered Kashchau without resi
lniie or obstruction and subsequently de
scending to th ThciM at Tokay, ft town
about 100 miles from Baholna, opened Its
communnications with the forces under the
brave Dembinski, stationed at several points
along the Thoiss and fti its Vicinity.
The Debrecr.in Rail Road has been de
stroyed by the Hungarians to prevent the
transmission of Austrian troops by that im
provement. Kornorn is an old but very
strong fortress at the lower extremity or the
great island of Sehntt. It is garrisoned by
Hungarians and is represented on the map as
surrounded by the Imperial army. At Totis,
cattle, wbicb they carried off to the fortress
ofCorhorn. Besides this, they captured two
rompaniea of Austrian foot and six pieces of
artillery. Tho Hungarian troops who were
commanded by Klapka, did not keep posses
sion of Raab, but returned to the fortress, in
doing which they seized tho Vienna mails.
The greatest consternation reigns at Vienna,
and among lhe Imperialists ut Presburg.
ITALY,
The French in Rome.
Tile expulsion of the "foreigners," as tho
Italians of other than the Roman States were
designated by the French, has not answered
the intended purpose, and the Romans, now
they are left to themselves, show no mitiga
tion of their sdorn for their deliverers. On
dinot therefore, has beon compelled to take
the farther step of expatriating the most ac
tive and inlluential citizens, in order to pret
Vent in every way the manifestation of pop.
ular opinion. M. Mamiami, well known as
the Minister of Pins the Ninth during a por
tion Of the Pontiff's career of reform, having
expressed in print a decided hostility to the
re-establishment of the government of the
priests, was forthwith advised by Oudinot to
leave tho country, and he accordingly took
his departure for Marseilles on the 27th of
July. Doctor Pantaleone, a physician of
eminence and a close friend of M. Mamiumi,
received a similar intimation, but, unlike M.
Mamlaftii, he declined to follow it. With
singular courage he virtunllv told General
Oudinot that, his practice being worth 10
nnn i L L i ...
000 scudl a year, he had no intention of sac-1
rificing it through terror either of French or
Papa! vengeance.
E. J01TE3,
WHOLESALE PEALt.R & SlAM FACTl ItEIl OF
WILLOW AD MODES WARE.
Importer ol Frrneh Baskets Looking Classes,
and Foner ftooris
o. JH IVorlli Scroiid Street,
Between Market and Arch Sts., under J. Sidssv
Jokes' Carpet Warehouse, two doors below
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA,
tIAS on hand and is constantly receiving a
laree and extensive assortment of Comti.
Brushes, Fancy Good of every description, (too
' ntitn4.mil. I f m.nliAn N T i . rlBM f nil
' and Mahogany frames. Baskets, Coaches. Chair.
&t"
BROOMS,
f baker s Eastern isp and Country Brooms,
Wimlow Blihdl( pocr Mats, Tubs, Buek.t.,
Churns, Washboard in fact, Wooden and Wil-
low Ware of every description, all of which will
o'd low for Csah or City acceptance.
Merchants would save themselves touch time
and trouble, by calling and eiamining my stock
(on purchasing. ...
N. B. -Looking Glasaes, are insured against
Breakage to all parts of the t nion, Without xtra
enarge.
DOCTOR R. S. JLL,
1 EffPECTFl'LLY Informs lhe eititehs of
M "e,t door Mr. Jacob Painter's hsttsr-shop,
h! ' M r
l 'OT,I,J ngagca.
Smbiry, Augurt S5, 1849 3rn
SHERIFFS SALE.
T3Y Virtue of a certain writ Of Fieri Facia to me
directed wUl be sold st 1 o'clock P. M on
Monday the 10th yf September next, at the pub
lic house of Frederick Slicker, in tho Borough of
uiwre oi me ucicnaanu in a cer-
ffomi ituu' ln the " of MUton
bounded on the north by an Alley, on the east
by lot now in the occupancy of Blair cV Reed, en
uJ'y."h.nin ,re"t. and on the west b,
, ' smu Blair, whereon is erected a small
j Hou-. toW , Ewutjon tnd to ta
sold as the property of David West and Motly
West his wile, JAMES COVERT, ShrtT.
UtlA.. .11 .1.- . . ;
, Auirii4TT,
LAND 7AniLAiPf-
rVllE highest market price will be paid for sol-
diers' Land Warrants, at the
EXPRESS OFFICE,
. PotUxill., P,.
re'UvflK Aorusl 15, 1649 St
w,'yiiii,.rtticyAjiMilcittiS
imperial AhMiES.
immediately in the rear of the besiegers, Au
lich, a hot'headed Magyar leader, is posted
with about 35.000 men, ready with the first
opportunity to throw supplies Into Kornorn,
or attack the berieging army as may be
thought best. Aulich's position, however, is
exceedingly dangerous, the enemy surround
ing him on three sides.
Great allowance must be made for the or
thography of the names. Some of the Hun
garian towns have as many as r7ve different
names, and beside this our reporters and
telegraph operators are in the habit of com
milting tho most egregious errors without
notice or correction by the Editor. Gya
sbryrt, for instant??, is in some of the papers,
spelled "Jassbcrini." . . ,
The lnngitude in this map is calculated
from Ferro which is ,70 degs. and 40 min
ute west of Greenwich. Thus Buda, (some
time called Ofen) which' i on the meridian
of 37 degs. E. longitude, on the old maps, is
in 19 de. and 29 minutes E. longitude from
Greenwich.
TV! OTIC'E is hereby Riven-, that the undersigned
' Auditor, appointed oy the Orphans' Court of
.Northumberland county,, to settle and adjust the
rate and proportions of the Assets to and aiming
the creditors of the cstatb of Isaac Vansirklc. dee'd.
hereby notifies sll persons interested in said mat
ter, that he will attend to the duties of hia appoint
ment, on Wednesday, the Sd rf September next,
at 10 o'clock, A. M., at hia office in the Borough
of Sunbury. CHARLES J. BRUNER.
Auditor.
Sunl'ury, August S3, 1849. 3t
ORPHANS' COUfi
SALE.
IN pursuauceof an ordeV of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland coulitv, will lie exposed to
public sale, on the premises, on Saturday the 15th
day of September next, to wll I The Undivided two
tilth parts of a certain
Tract of Land.
situate in Miamokin township, iNorthurriher'inu
county adjoin londa of Augustus Huey, Ephraim
.Miller, John JJerr, I'ctcr Arccger, I'eter fun,
TJunklcbcrgcr and others, containing S00 acres
more or less about 100 acres of which are cleared.
Whereon are erected a House and Barn, Orchard
A c Late the estate of Daniel Human, dee'd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., of said day
when the conditions thereof will be made known
by SAMUEL FI RMA-N. Adra'r.
By Order of tho Court )
David Rockefeller, Clk. O. C. )
6'unbury, August 18, 1849. 1
Fetate of Jacob CSearhsirt, (Cttr
penter) defc'd.
V OTlCE i hereby given that tetters of admin
i titration upon the estate of Jacob Ocarharti
l-;inter) late of Rush township, X or
lan(1 county, dee'd, have been granted to
.Hiber, residing in said township, illl pe
ortoumher
the sub-
persons in
debted to the estate are requested to make imme
luate payment, and all having claims sgsinst said
estate are desired to present ahem to the subsc ri
der, without delay.
WM. D. GEMRIURT, Aim?
Aui 18, 6t.
KEGlsTEtt & KECUKDf.'.K, cV.c.
rpilE undersigned regpcctfully oflers himself as
a Candidate at the next general Election, for
these offices. Being well sCqtiainted with tlis
duties for several years, and fully determined, if
elected, to discharge them faithfully, be believes
he could give general satisfaction'.
I also pledge myself, that, if elected, I will apply
the one half of the nett proceeds of the offices, to
the support of Mrs. Irwin and her Orphan children
(whose indigent circumstances greatly need it.)
for two years from December nett, the titrte Mr.
Irwin's term would have expired, if. he had lived.
The support of the electors would be greatly re
membered by
DAVID ROCKEFELLER.
Sunbury, August 4, 1649.
REGISTER & RECORDER, &c,
THE lulxcriber has been solicited to offer him
lf again for the office of
nEQHTSH Jb RBCtMDBR
for Northumberland eounty, arid trusts if elected,
hia experience iu said otiice will enable him to dia
charge it duties atisnictorily.
JOHN P. PIRSEL.
Sunbury, June S3, 1819
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
THE subscriber offer himself to the electors of
Northumberland county as a candidate for
cokHtmoNEn.
should he he elected he will faithfully discharge
the dutie f hi office. ' . . '
wiLliaM Wilson. .
Iwi township, June S3, 1848.
riEAS, from the AeW lork Cantou and Pekin
X Tea Company, for sale by
J. W. TRILIXG.
Sunbury, Dec , 1848
BOOKS end Gold Pens. On hand several cop
ies of the life of Christ, and also a number of
gold pens which w will sell at the Philadelphia
price for sate St this office.
ADD1 eelebraftd Horse and Cattle Medi
tin for sale by HENRY MAfiflttt
unbury Jan. STdi, 184)
KB AND BPRINO MORTI8B LAT.
L tHES. An excellent article, for sale at
half the usual pries by J. W, FKILING.
Sunbury, July T, 1T49
FOR RALE. A good cow, nearly fresh tur
sale cheap. Enquire at the office of the
American.
Kuhbury, June 1849-.
Tito YHiuablfe PlAnlatlon)
AT PUBLTG SALE-
BY Virtu of the tart M ill and Testament e
George Krcbs, dee'd, laid of Jaekeon township,
Northumberland county, the undersigned Eiecu
to will stll at public sals, ou the pramrse on 8
Tcaust, tin 15th of ScrrtnsKa. nx) at 10 o'
flock, A. M. the follbwiiig described real property
. .
A Plnhtnilnn,
eontaihint; i6 teres, more or less, sitnate in said
Jstkson township, bounded by lands of Jacob
Gsorct, John M. Snyder, Piter Key bock and
ether. Thereon is erected t twe story stone
dwelling House, a bank Barn, a 8prinehoue and
nevrr-fallihf (print, of water upward of 20 acre
of this tract consist of of meadow Itnd. Alto an
Orchard and Cider Pre.
Anotlirr lMnntntlrtn.
containing IOC acft, mors or Irs, adjoining the
first mentioned plantation, and land of George
Hoerner, WillisrB Schletrcl, David Znrtman and
titer. On this plantation there i also erected a
two story log dwelling IIoum, a log Darn, a never
failing spring of waut, and a sufficient quantity of
meadow land, an excellent Orchard of evrry va
riety of fruit . tree. There are upwtrd of 00
acres cleared and the residue well timbered.
Attendance will be given and conditions of sale
made known on the dav of snlft bv
GE'OKGE UPM.V,tx'r.
August tl, 1849. t
Estate of Alexander Strickland,
dee'd.
V OTIC'E is hereby given that letter testament
' tary have been granted to the subscribers, on
the estate ol Alexander Strickland, late of Upper
Augusta township, Northumberland county dee'd.
All rsona Indebted to said estate or having
claims against the same, are requested to call on
the Subscriber fof settlement.
WM. OAKS iVr,
WM. M. MILLER, S
Vp: .riugMst Uhp. Augusta Ui 1849 St
. v
CHARLES W. HEGINS,
ATTOP.1TET AT L.tVTT',
l'OIISt IIIC, 1 II.
Will promptly attend to eoltertion and til busi
ness entruited to hi care.
June 10, 1840,
IVIN'S Ck ACKER BAKERY.
.Vo. 198 XoHh Front HI., abort Vint,
rHZZ.ADEI.PHZA. J
HEsubscriUr kontittuel to make of the kst
1 material, snd ktcps corlstantly on hand a full
auortuiciil of
CRACKERS,
Suear Soda and Brand Biscuits, Jumbltes, itpees,
Scotch cake and Gingermits, die. tlsit a large
supply of Navy, Pilot and other shipping breads,
all of which they guarantee to be made df the bet
materials, snd engage to sell at the (sweat cash
prices, at their hid tstabliihtd gtafid. No. 198
North Front sL, above Vine.
J. S. IVINS' k Co.
Philadelphia, July SI, 1619 4U
BOSS OINTMENT, rOa TETTER
KF.AD ths followthlf eeitificsie from Capt. lM--oe. the
well knows and populur Miam Boat CapUUi (of the
xravcuci.j
PntLAnixrnix, October 31, 1646.
Several years since I was attacked with 4 breaking out
on my neck in the form of Teller, which 1 sm convinced
was contracted at tha Barber's Shop. It grsiitJuaUy extend
ed over my face until it reached the upper part of the
cheeks. During the several motitha tliat it continued
spreading, I used dificrent applications, soma of which bad
the ctlecL, apprently at least, of increasing th disraae, but
from none of them did t perceive the least benefit until 1
appliedtheRossOiNt.Mx.it. By the use of one jar of il,
I waa perfectly cured and have remained free of the affec
tion. I have since Used the Ointment, lightlv applied for rough
ness of the face, blotches, chapped hands, ic. With per
fect success. 1 have no hesitation in recommending it in
the strongest manner to the public.
JAM Ed DEVOE.
Agent Hxv Masiis, Sunbury.
July !, If 19.
TICKNOR'S
COZstySIBIAXT UPELLINO BOOK.
T5 EING s progressive snd Comprehensive 8ya
tern ot OrUiograpy and Orthoepy, including
4 vsrftty r deQllltions, adapted to Uie use af
Schools in the American Republic, by Almon
Tieknor, a Teacher of tWentv-five year's experi
ence, snd author of the Columbian Calculators,
Practical Common School Mensuration, cVc
Th attention of Teachers, School Directors,
parents, die., i invited to thi new Spelling Book,
which conform to the modem spelling and usage
in OrthogTspby as being one of the neatest, cheapest
best arranged, and better adapted to the wants of
children, than any other published In the L'uitcd
Stata. It is what it purports to be, Spelling
Book and not a Reading Book, and only requires
an examination on the part of Instructors of youth
to secure for it a universal introduction into the
School of the Utttted State. Just published, and
for sale by llENar Massk, 8unburV.
Where Teachers and Directors tan procure
copies for etaininatlom
August 4, 1649.
WUl WILft 1 ot; StFI tit?
WHY
will you uejlect
tboaa premonitory symptom
Which sre ivmg you wanucf that aome
thing must be aVuis to save you from uie grave of
tic consumptive ! Why encmrage that
hacking cough the tain in the)
aide night sweats raisuaj
of blood or ditiiculty of
breathing t Why
cherished and
oster the
itSKAriL
that is
greying upon
your vitals,
takirlE away your strength
with each passing day, ami baataulng yoo to
"that bourn troui whence uo traveller returns ?" He is
now able to travel and sttaiid to hia business.
Witness the eases of Key. Hourv Jonra. lis- Kutht Ave
nue, who waa cured ol" a cough ol SU year Standing ; Mm.
Attree, No. 84 Cornelia-street, who bad been given dp
by lira. M Ht, Rose and McClclian. THo grandchild of
Christian Kleuiie, irijl Lu (How-Street, who was alao given
up to die. Mra. Millne, lorinerly Hrooklin, whom th
6r,t Physicians snid could not be cured : and host of
others who have been afflicted with
AKTI1MA. CO.MSLMPTIO.X, UVER CO.MPLALNT,
and all the vnrleus fonns of disease iu the vital organs.
iio any oouu uie eincury una nieuieine r lci them
go and converse Willi tuose who have beui cured by it.
Pamphlets eaitaiiiing the names and residencea ol' a small
portion of them may be obtained, gratis. In purchasing,
be sure vou get the aeiuiinc, ask for ''N1UK.M A.N '8 A Lb.
HEAL1N0 BALSAM," and see iluu th Written siana-
tura of A. Sherman, M. D. i oa Ui rapper of each boute
SHERSoVg
POOR MAN'S PLASTER
has cured more ossrs of Rheumatism, Pain m the Rack,
Bide and Chest. Lumbago and Weakness, than (rly appli
eation that baa increased, hundreds of unprincipled raacala
save attcmptM to counterfeit it. and paint it ot upoa ths
eonimunity as the ganuin. rBwars of Deception,
Keraemhvr that Ilia true and genuine Plastar is auraad upon
reddish uaner made exureaslv for th tstrnnta and every
ease tha signature of Ur. Shannon Ik printed upon th hack
of the Ptaaun-, and ths whole secured by Cony Might. Nona
others are geuunie. Trteref when you went s real g.iod
tUwrmae'a Pour Man's Plsstsr, call at tiwomt, I0S Nassau
street, and you Will not be ditsppoinlad.
Remember principal Crltes lMNaaaau-atreet,New:York,
where ail Dr. Shermsn' Loacuge sis 4d. Hia Agent
ars Mra. Hays, 13 Fulton street, Brooklyn; llineac,
YVtluamsbarg : ana nsoains io, Boston, ana
." ,.,, JOHN YOVNOi Bunbory.
si, A. met. A i , noruiumrjeruuM
Aug. 11, IMs-eh cSnvuly
Valuable Books.
LirE or Ciibiit, haiirUortlely bound, D'Ar
isSs's Hismar or tas Rrosif low,
Blisc Dsv-sooas Lssesas, lull bounded)
For sake at the publishers prices by
Hi b. masser.
6unbury, July Ui 1149.
WHEAT WANTED On dollar, p
bnaheti cash, Will be paid for Roe) wheat
by tHA T. CLEMEftr. -
BunbUry ian. ti th, 1 84 tf. '
TrrENintDY's patent ash rxs.
TBNINGtL A cheap arid eicelUttt artt
de tor MUning sash fcr al by '
J. Wi FRILINQ.
SunbWt. July M. V ' , w
ROSB OINTMfc.NT-A tretH supply of thi
exotlleitt ertklt (or Tetter, tVc jut reeiv4
and (or sU by HENRY MXaMER. v
8wib7, July S, 1649 ,
HESOLUTION.
RELATIVE TO rWJMJMitiEJW
. , of the cowTrruTioM ,
MksdLvn sv vita -n a Sm.,.h.i
ttvks ur tilt Commonwsaltii ow Pinhstlvssu m
OtKtst A.rstv T, That ths Coi.stiiation of this
bumnoiiwaaua b amamlee in Ui sraon section of lhe
Bllh article, so tint It shall reatl a fuUuws t Ths Jadge of
,.u.,,,., ,nw!rcrai lonrtsoi votnimm rieaa,
and oi Men other ruaris oi Rnmr , .k.n k. ---
klisnod by law, stall be eliwtMt by tb titsulificd k-etnra of
Ilia Cvnimonwrsltli la U) imniMr lulluwinf.'lo' wit: The
Judfes t the Huptems Court, by th nnnfiscil electors of
toe .ipip.w eH4i si targs. Ti,a l'reRlem JmJns uf the
ssvsrai Covlrts iM fonim-si Plm surt of snch other Court
f Kscml a art or Shall b rsmNiVm) i hw, and all
thr JnUc rkquintf lu to fcarnrd tat ths law, In ths aaali.
led clccttira of the raiubftive districts uri-r which they
are to preside ol ki't as JiWb s. And the Arsneinte Jurists
if the Courts of Common I'less hy ti qmlifinl slectTirs
n miw uiih r-("-T-iivriyi j m- jutiffes ot the mipretna
;.sirt shall hokt thilr o.tiers fir the term of lin.,. v,
it they shall sii I mn tieliavr thrtnrlres well: (subject to
wi 'iiiifiiii unriTmiirr I'mvinm SUnseOUCin U lh
first election ;) 'l'h Prmiilnil Juhtcs ' ihesrveTal Courts
4 Cuuint'D Fins, itd H such other court m Keeord as
are it shall be estahhshnl by Inw, und nil ntSer JudRes re
quired to to learned iu the liiw, .(mil hold th-ir nthces for
tne term oi ten yeuns u inejr shnll su lon toluv them
selves well : The Associate Judrs nf the Court of Com
mon rieoa shall h kl thetr nfficrs lt the tern uf five Tears.
If they shnll kmu liehsVe themselves well : all of whom
hull be commissioned bv ths Governor, but fur anv rea
sonable esuss which shall not he sitrSrirnt (rounds of
inipeucnntem, ine vovcrnor smtu reimw any or tnem on
the uiMrcM ol two-thirds of rue h hrtnicli of the lnishture.
I lie first election shall take plnce at the (reiiersl elretifh of
una woniiiinimesitn nest alter ine adoption ol tins amend
nient. anil the ctmmissions of all the 'mlpirs who tnsy to
then in itfSee shall esplfe on the first Monrbv of Deeem
bee f -lljwint, wlien the terms of the new ' jud(.'is shall
commence, rhc pers w w bo shnll then be elected Judces
oi me i-npruna c.mrt shall hold their tiifici s as followa:
n of tlient lor three yeors. one for six ynnrs, one for
out; ioc twelve yenrs. anu one t irniteen years j
wie term oi encn to oe aecioeu bv lot by the mid judges. M
soon allot th i election as convanirnt. ami the result earthed
T thj 'o the CroVrrnor. (hat the commissions fluty be
"r:nT i ne lunirc wnoea commti
aiou in Dm -.pir ,unu m ttiiet Justice diirine his term,
and thrresiter ,ach jiidfe wh e e-.mmissioit shall first ex
tlte thnll in turn 1 the Chief Justice, and If two or more
oironiMtona shall expire t a Ui snme ilny, the judces
. Hiiwnico hioii oe ine chief
Justice. Any vacnncii-s hnptwniMf; hv dentb, leaianation,
or otberwise. in any of the said eiim'ts. shall lie rilled bv
appointment by the Ort i-nvr, to continue till the first
Mond.iv of Deeemlwr sdcccvdir'.g the next renrral election.
The Judircsof the Supreme Court aiul tht Presidents of the
Severn i cuns iisumon i-tcn shall; at Mated times, re
ceivetor tnctr serv icn nn sdcouste compensalKsi, tube
fist-d by law. Which shnll not be diminished during lhvii
continuance in otfice, but they shall receive no lers or per-
qtusites ot onice. nor noni any nUier offr?e of profit under
tins i.oniroonwcititii, or under trie tovenimcnt of the L'si.
ted Ctnti-a, or any other mate of this Union. The Juilcs
of the Sujiieme Court, during their continuance in offics
snau reniun wnnui mis vummonweaith ami the other
Judfc dining their ewitlnunnct irtoltice ahall reside within
tin insirivi or ciAinty lor wnicn they were respectively
WILLIAM P PACKER,
Sf taker of the Houre of Representative!:
GEO. DARSIE,
Speaker of thi Senate.
In Tiir Sknatb, March 1.
1849.
RMULvss, That this res ilution pals. Y eat ai, Nayl 8.
-Aii-iv, ,iviu mi rfuiirnai.
SAML. Wi PKARSOX. Clerk.
Is Tiie IIocse or Repuucktatives, April J,
1849. .
RstoLvxn, That this resolution pan YeaiSg, Nays 0,
lixtract trora the Journal.
WM. JACK, Clerk.
Secretary's OrHcE.
filed Aprils, I (MP.
A. L. RUSSEL.
Df. Srr. of the Commouwealth.
Secretart's Orricc.
Fekssylvania, ss :
. I no ciSTirr that the ab'?re and foregoing 1 a true
af.d eorreet eo,y ol th Original Klutton of tiie tieneral
Assembly, enuUed "llesolutiou relativ ti Amendment
or the Constitution." aa tiie same remains on file m this
office:
In testimony wSfcrcof I have hereunto
set my hand, and Caused to be aXxl tha
Heal of t!i Secretary's Office at Hams
burg, thi eleventh day of June. Auno
Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
forty.niue.
TOWNS END HAINES.
Scc'ry of the Commonwealth.
"Journal or Senate.
''Resolution, No. IM, entitled 'Resotltion, waa read a
third lime. On the questMni will the Senate agree to the
resolution ? The ims and Nays were taken agreeably to
the Commotion, and were aa lollow, sir;
Yxas Messrs. Hoes. Urawley, Crabb. Cunningham
Jprsyth, llugiu, Johiuwn, Lawrence, Levis, Maaon, Mat.
thus, M'l'asiin, fiich, Richards, Sadler, Sankey, ftaverv.
tMuall, Smyner, Sterrett and Stine SI.
"Nara Messrs. Best, Drum. Prick, Ives, King, Konig
macher, Pottciger and Llaraie. rjPiAX 8.
"So the qucstiou was ilctermined in the sffirmativs."
"JOURNAL Or TIIC HOl-SK Og RlCPRt.C.STA-
Tt vsfa.
lh rc;iution pass ? The yeas and nave were
taken agreeably to the prevision of the tenth article ot the
icnwiiiuiion, ana are as follows, viz :
"Ysss Measra. liideon J. linlL David J. Bent, Craig
Diddle, Peter 1) Bloom lleviH t bnl TVa.. it
Jacob cort, John M. Uichl, Nathaniel A. Elliott. Joeeph
fcmery, David l. Lfhli man, Willmm Evaia), John KsumW,
j,url h'ti --mepn . r isner, nenry .11. f uller,
Th'Xiiua Glove, Hobert llnmpson, (ienrc P. Ilenazey,
Thomas J. Herring, Joacph Hiciiins, Chartca Horts, Joaetih
. i.imm, nwueu nioiz, riairiaoii i'. liro, Abraham
Cartney, J ihn P.M'Culloeh, Hugh M'Kee, John M'Laugb
I111, Adam Martin, tsomud Marx, John C. .Myers, Edward
Nicklcson, liieWart Pturce, James Porter, Henry C. Pratt,
Alona.) Robb, Oeorge Ruplcy. Theodora Hymen, Bernard
9. Sehoonover, Samuel Seibrrt, John Sharp, Christian
Snively, Thomas C. Steel, Jereminh B. Stnbbe, Joseph J.
Lllloenon. Jrunca J. Lrfwis. Jnmea W Iinv l.-Ji Mi.
iiiiaiiuiii, niiKvuan nwunxweiaer, snmuci luggert, lieo.
T Thorn, Nicholas Thorn, Ariinah Wattles, humnel Wei.
ncn, Aionxa 1. vvtieox, Daniel Zerbey and William F
Packer, bpeaker Sr.
"Nats Messes. Aucustns K. Coram. Tl.vlH J rs.
rev, David K.vsns. Ilenrv S. Evan. Ji'ihn Fenion John w
eorge, 1 nomas univspii-, John B. Onrdon, Wm. Henrv,
'amesj. Kirk-, Joseph Lauhach. Hobert R Linle. John h.
M'Calnwnt, John M'Kee, William SI 'Sherry. Joswh Miller,
William T Momssi. John A. Otto, William Y. Roberts,
r .1 u. d 1 , . .... .. ...
j ' ..in . . 1 i.rnrrrT .im n. n iiiii.iii wn n h nnni. . . .
John Smyth. John Soudtr, Ceorg Walter and David p!
11 mieiiip, lev.
So the quettion was determined ia th affirmative."
SKcseTAHv'i OsTice, 1
flurrittluir- lima , I HA tt t
Pensstlvasia. ss : ' '
I do CKBTirr that the above and forego,
ing is a true and correct copy of the "Yeas"
and "Naye." taken on Uie "Resolution re.
m lativetoanamendmentof the Constitution,"
as ine -nine appears on m journals of th
two Houeea of the General Assembly of this
Commonwealth, for the session of le40.
Witness mv hand and the seal of aaid office, the Sfteentk
nay 04 June, one tnotu-and eight hundred and forty-miie.
TOWNSEM) HAINES,
Sec ry f the ConHnoiitreuli'rl.
JulyT, IMP bm.
TIIE FARMER
ENCCLOfEDIA
F.DITLD BY OOlVr.B.NF.LR E.MEKSC
t.MERSO.V.
IN ONE VOLUME, Royal octavo, 1 163 pages,
beautifully bolind, containing, 17 Ine plates,
besides numerous Wood Cute. Sold, at about
one fourth the cost of the English work, without
any Plates,
'The Farmer's Encyclopedia is a real Irestury
of practical information, wherein the experience of
all age snd countries is cirefullv roafttt If to
the prevent day, snd sdirilr'ftbly arranged for con-
venirnl rclerence." Un IJarlingtont
"We arc fully convinced that such an amount
of valuable knowledge for farther can he fotlnd in
no oilier work in so cheap and convenient form
III fact no Farmer who pretends to be Well infortn.
ed in his profession, ahoutd be without this Work."
ew tiennesaee firmer.
An excellent work, fit to be HUrtributet! IH pre
mium by Agricultural ftocttlr J, 8. Bklhner.
For sale at this OHlce. pHce $4.
Also, bv E. W. C'ARK, Third street ettodsit
the Eichiuitre, Philsricluhla and N. HICKMAN,
naiitmorc, Maryland;
CF An Castas nest III ICcfMrsali fe
TMlCSH.-
July U 14: 3m '
Green's Oxygenated Bitter, price reduced'.
Old Jachb To'wnsend's Sanaparilla.
Baker's Saraaparilla.
8wyn' Pyrup 8f Wild Chtrrry.
Bwtyne'lt Vermifuf.
Ayre's Cherry rcctdral
Pr. Draket Panacea.
Dr. Cullen's do
Tibbit's Psin Killer.
,- Pr. Hooflsnd's Cenriih BitW
Indian Voluble PUU
Hone snd Cattle Medicines
! For sal by HENRY MASSER.
' (Sunbury, idly 14, 184.
Notice to bellnquents. ' '
ALL person ihtftbted to tha aubacriber, longer
tliaa six months, os not or boost account, are
requested to call and make settlement, or (la Uteu
reounts will be bft with magistral (be coirvc
ioa. f JOHN W.- FRlLIiVO.
CUnbury, July T, 1849. -o - . -
r i
Kqirttabt life faftnmiHte, Annnlty
1,1.1. LaDa Tru Company .
iKKS ?tREBT' pwubKLPHu.
THi. 1.orsj-iCaTx rsSnrrtAi..
nrLnTC2?o!.',?W V" "ormset bonne
mante anil tn 71t trusts, make endow-
menu, ana to gram and purchaea armuiliea The roes,
pany nil annutt es snd s- . . " . Thr
ia, minors and heirs a Trustee.
Tsbl of Premiums rcqntred for tha Aasuranea
th whole terra of Ur.
of trJdfor
Ap. Prw. I Age. I Pram.
1 ISO "sT so
17 163 at tIS
18 IM 93 19ft
1 I fM It 117
ISO 35 33
t I as M 40
166 37 7
S3 IS 3H M
ss 170 10 tn
W I S3 . 41 HI
S7 It 43 393
2 let 43 3 01
2 i 44 3 1
30 104 44
Age. I pfem.
TaT
47 14
4 t1
4 T7
M 4
t 4 13
M 4M
S3 4 01
4 4 71
63 4 91
50 1 1
57 srtri
CS 654
511 S 7H
80 603
The premiums are less than any other corHraily, and tha
P, 1 S,'!rd t"0"'" dvnntagea. Tbles of holt-yoarly
RAtka roa IKabsim SI 00 on single Uf
s.wquariariy premiums hall erwlit rates of prernuim, abort
lerms, Joint live, snrvivorahips and endowments! also,
i!l Z ' W'leat .si (lor which there are blank Sheets') sr
W.,S."pt!RDVrulrt"' " " U W
Fur 7 ytfsrs.
For Me.
,70
3,ot
6,03
J.94
S,07
3.b7
ExA.Hr-r.s-A person aged St) yc,r kti
birtri day, by
r-r.-ia v..,.,, m veins wotliu aCrttre to his fninilr
or heirs 810U (hot.kl he die in one year ; for 0 ta as!
cures to them eiUCOj n for Sin annua ly fi jev.u yeira
he secures to them SIIHjO sbsild he die in seTeT via rsT r
reiM paid utnnllv during Uf. he .We! ti ta
paid when he dies. The insurer seeming hi.onb."tlV
by ihedulcrencc in amount ol premft,m. Vrotn.horchsrfr5
should h die In one year.
Forms ot application aKrt nil twrtieular may be hl 4k
theotnee. l'F.TERCLLLEN, President
Vice President, Wm. M. Baikd.
VA!ris W. Rawlx, Secretary and Treasurer
i il'V"'0 PMTsrciAS Dr. J. B. Masser, Sunburv
ty "EDT' Sunljur'i Agent for Nonhumberland'eoun-
ftmbury, Jury 98,184B. ,
r a
M'EISE & CLEMENT,
Saddle and Ilarnetm Makers.
THB tiiulcrlgwjtlrcpertfully
inform the public, that they
have commenced the a hove fellatio
stailtly keep on hand and manufacture to order, at
their stand in Market atreet nearly opposite Young'
tore, -til srticfcs belonging: to their line of business.
All srticles muhufaetlired by tlicin will be made in
the best and most durable style, and at prices as
reasonable as they can be lu'd at any other estate
lishttiwit in the county. They therefore f bpectfully
olicll persons to call and examine fof themselves
before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of pro
due taken in by the stores will bs taken in
change at the market price.
HE.KY WEISK.
AUGUSTUS II. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, June 2d 1949.
GREAT ARlsIVAL.
TDHN W. FKILING has just received at his
stofb in Sunburv
eon.
JfEW GOODS, of every variety which he is now
ready to sell or exchange for produce ; and consist
ing in part of
CLOTHS, V.lSSmEnES, 4 c.
Linen and Cotton drilling, and tummm
wear of all kind.
Calicoes, Chintzv Glncham, Lawns, &c.
Muslins bleached and unbleached.
PALM LEAP AND OTttEfe HATS.
Queensu-are and Hardware of all
hinds.
Drlgs Paints, xrf Dyestcffs.
FISH, SALTj AND PLASTER.
And a crest vsrietv of other article all nfwhi'cl.
will be aold a tile lowest terms.
Sunbury, May 86; 1849
LIQUORS, WINES, &C.
rPHE subarriher has junt received a new supply
of the best liquors thst ever came to Sunburv.
consisting in part oi
Superior did pale Brandy.
Fine Cogniae Brandy.
Superior Old Jamaica Spirit.
New England Ruin. '
Fine Holland Gin. ,
Superior bid Whiskey
Cornmon do.
Superior Msderia Wine.
Lisbon do. do.
Superior Tort Wine.
Burgandy Port do.
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Superior Claret Wine in bottle J:
Champagne do. do.
henry Masser.
Sunbury, May 26 1849.
L A 11 D LAMH.
CORNELIUS eV CO.
N. ITS Ckesaut t ,
f EsrECTFULLY announce that thevhave
. Just finished the most extensive stMrtment
ot
LAMPS,
they hsve ever otTcred for sale, comprising
ELf.t3ANT NEW STYLE CHANDELIKRS.
BtlAGKETS, PENDANTS, MANTEL
LIGHTS. &c.
In great variety, and of
ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
Much attention has been paid lo ECONOMY,
in the Construction Of these Lamp, and such sr
made a will produce the greatr-st stnount of light
from the least consumption of Lard.
Recent improvement in the manufactory, with
the introduction of neW and ptrfrctcd machinery,
enable tlieni to aell kt 1 very GRBAT h'EDUO.
TION from former prices, arid all article before
leaving the manufactory, at carefully inspected,
arid are warranted perfectly tight, snd" to give satis
faction. .. ..:.,
Philadelphia, June t, iS49 ly
TilE CHEAP BOOK STORE;
ecUTXL3 & SMITE'S
C Nxw H Sitontr BaSb Booa 9tbi,
AorfA Wat corner nf FbuHA ant Arth Strettt
frkilmditftktm.
Law Bboks, Theological snd Classical Books,
MBDIOAZ. BOOKS.
BIOGRAPHICAL 4 HISTORICAL BOOKS
SCHOOL BOOKS. '
SciiMTirre ass MaTksiiATicti. Boost.
Javtnilt Bookt in great varieivi
Hymn Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, all sixes
and prices.
Blank Books, Writing Paptr,nnd Stationary)
IWoJMr inset HelaU
rr ptja pHeea are mbehl oWer than th Wail aeiee.
S fcw"'- Psi of bnokl purrhe.
OT,11 imported lo order from Urnduo.
rmwipuia, vuu , IbtaWjr
A IVewAtMrlincatorFreiilt booU.
IRA T. CLEMfiNT,
TE5rECTFCLLY informs his friends, cus
tomers and others, that h has just received
uudcA aortmenlof .
NEW GOODS
t hi star in Mark Square tn Sunbory, nch as
i)fy Goodi, Qrbceriei, Quecnt
ware. Hardware, die.
Sunbury, June 23, 1849. . , .
CTONU 7Ann
Art. For I year.
Bl
m gn
So VsS
3,48
G TON K milk P.K,orss Jug. anT Pitch w
J and other artKles) of stone ware hist rwwtvad
and fof sate b john w f FttlNO.
Sunbury, June t3, )S4 '
TnVnlsaaats af (firm tf rWefai. CaMum swtou
tr tmrnm ditwm of th Mood ens' if ow ar A ifiij.
tV4SrTr tsr ims ustf of Moifrim a, ceel Ok-as
sac 'It suss. s an prow tj te as. tyt v im aaa.
sac HUtnon. a an proof f tht ss. ifliv s
r m ras M'dlHnt sMic toMvit and esnmars swft
Otwsses -Osa lAsrs it atjssrosassls rtitnuo Stat-. ,
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFHi EXTRACT;
is sunt s MtdOms, in every respect 1 and tfcnra I -dsnt
nrouf. m rsst ears eiteeted, Unit ONK eOTTLK af
It eontsins swrs aurllrlng, brsling virtue, i
d In Toil fionlm tti aar s-
supsrWa, ot any oMsr moMnt that bs aver bretl uaV
tor aula. There la undoubted proof In our nsmubJesa,
that bv tbe a-s of this grust ftNm PrtjVi Hy e
"ire UVwo ! I.ivk ibrv that were l.s-l Car-
.r.o ran nuw Wtt.K they that sm ml . Srai
su.i otlirwiH, iiwlMj- . hea uLao aad
hundreds tTious an ct-
whs li.ro itd R.ast's Posirns, after bssln aai I
Wsied ait the tarMptriiiof slid other iiHilUritfee raas
meiiilad to run- blooil disesws, bsva itaiti abas
Braivt'a U tlia Chotipwat,
Heestw th, Mnik of It h nidieal. esrstlV
Its liMc. Uimii esi- hortc uf anv nth,r mrfi..it
in in ii. m.,i. in rui, uetne, cures Meet dtsanss la I
dJ.... i :(:.. """ rusirin srui
FOL ft 7if..V inure itis.'kwt ihan on htu .J u.
Ii' !... nvi' lf-f. i..k ... . ...
rfla. - llaT't PvsiV-iks" wmllil lm as rfaia at ftrnr
tar a bottle, as rarfapartfta nt 6nt a'sla. Ijut atHAtt
. nt Oil aMiW b..s till aMMT-S
I'UlitFIKR la'tflil It.ronlT ONK 1U1.1,AH h-.u . mmA
m iHiitlt itf it Ait eitiftl, mvl i r'&ptbtk of curing, Fwwr
TiMt n- ifnirh li'nif - 4tf bouU ! HtrparlLx ikmr-
!um. r-'Hfir,H; irt ctiK'tlui'itej nt Iu ltt tiowtr m4
en itirtif( tn."sii.y. houhl he lultl M iw Mr tbna
7nty f. e Out pur b Jille, to be m cheap m W fvs
trium hi One Dollar.
One Dolly's Wortal
How mufli VAsrtn hnwmiirh HTrmtrt-rho marh
Sch)Kula-MI1 On Poll' worth '( Br$ PlRITTtK
cure ? lies,! l lie l,,llowiii auieiucat wtucb Is
men ut iu pnivcr.
CANCEROUS SCROFULA !
I ii., i. thr rs-e ut a Ity'i mAn wbo yei Mess. Hs asi
rrt,i of a mr.i' esse ut fcnifiils, hy hilly 7VeIs ffirMsl
ui Itraut'a I'urilW. thnn ever was ertred by tea se aT
Tmlrt fltllltnt m lhe htrt mtefiariUa that was ever taadl.
riarsepnrilia baa nut raj.rnu awnVat sever to efTeet tjbe
cure of turh a revoltimiy sesciftts ese.
Mr. 1 U. Haskin.oi oi. Oinda Co. jr. Y.. bsel re
' four yearwaa eoiiiiueil tu bis bed the M year-lie
Waa sii much dlx-nsed and di-billlatrd as to Iw uaahle ks
raise bi. hand lu hi. bead, lln had the test aacdlea! aaV
sicc-had u-l til uf the oat nnapmriUtu tn au rood
tl.wt-iit icerst and crs. and mi considered to be Mi
k Iffint Slate and riiulrl not live nsrnryear knars liasfar:
when he riirniiM-iinHl iislui BHANTrt I'L'lllr'IKlt. ItJ
teji waa aafsa nesWy off. Irum oar u aar holt waa rate
tbruiidi bis Srhidpipr, umler hia rbiu. so thst he b real keel
Uiruiig-li ilia hub: hia ear was eo eaten aruuad Uaat H
eiil.l be lifiti tip out nf Its iluee. It only huhlief bv a
ssistt titer,. the usa nf esu am waa dmiaassl hy tweVV
cersn fVcrr under the nnn. ss large as a sasn'a a est,
had nearly niirH throne bM stile nils Ut ar. 1 has la
wa. attlirtril with tVenfy auch atnel acrist sfluest
rtt. oh rsrttids strts of his persuu.' fur farther aa fast
particulars, are our l'ooiphtctt.
Unct. TimmsS Wtixtsrss, one nf ths most sttrtfal p
icisus uf Kulne. was railed ti sre Haskia the Say otfon
ae eumtiieui uil uiinrr Rro.nCt purifier. Imrt. W. rxasa
ineil Inm. ami then told kirn that ail la ssadtMsjas la Ike '
kerld cuulri Hot curt linn that hia casa was
Worse tha A Hopeless! '
Now besr Mr. MASKIN'S ststi'tnsnt nf cure, lie said
Ms wile nriKureil une Ix.itlr of IUUKT3 fURIFllXtf .
EXTHACT uf ftUnU s Ltonord. fjriiucials. uf r una
I cunimeiired e.ihj that, end rsan to set errwr-TH.V
surri.s rnaliled me to fret of my Ltd. where I had keen
eonhnrd one tir the sicbso liullle enabled natirs
eat of tlte cu- the Tinsn laittlu rnshled me tn trik
Vtto Miln. to Hum On I re. when-1 (iriiciireil .! tttUm
mure : Kiel when I bail Amslied using thi m. eVswaiaa ew
ut Ttrnitu Ulcers had iikaLku rr-nnl rarac ssalss asur
rtlucUHj a I'KKFM.'r " LKK ul all tha Ulcers, a4 lw
sturcd mi tu mood tu-oltk.
FOURTEEN WrfitESSES!
Mr. HAfKIN has swnm tu the ah'ore facts, and ek
fsett sm witiicsned snd certified to hv I)(CT. T. WIL
I.lAMSMr. G. It. BROWN, prorirleti'.r uf the raf.aal'
JSiawl.Mcsars. UIS."KLl. LK.ONAIIO, Wllolesal aaat
renal Ilr,i;eiiu mmJ KLKVl'.N utber rrtpeetotU mtntotm.
Challenge the) World
To rrtoVK a Care uf as rrioilm snd atrrfly Hiyslais
ease ut ."rnilula, hy the uw of '1'KN TIMK aa mack
ssrMrwril.". nr any other rnedirinr, aa waa used uf trmtt)
Pwrifier tti fleet the shoV cure wHicrl cure shall k
proved hy aa tMHt wtU knom, rupttiabU k ftnauaa. as M
the above Htr.
FOR SALE BY John W. FrUing, Sunbdry Pa.
Mary v. AtcCay Norihuinbwaas.
John II, Itnsei Miltoni
Henry J. HhrieSrr do
Kilwurd A. Kutzncr do
All Irttrra and ordrrs must be addrfcxed to WIJae a.
Co.. 106 llrotiilxrav. New York.
Sunbury. July.'l, IMS ly.
"Encourage Vou Own!"
HAAS &IIENX.
FASHIONABLE MAKE OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS.
rTHE Subscribers rcirjH-rtfully call the attention
- of Uie public to liicir large uid splendid orV ;
rnent of every quality abd price of
CAIalVCT-AVAItr,
which citnnot fail to rccorbmend itself to every on
who will examine it, on account of iu durable
workmallMtirj and sjikti'di'd finish, rhada np of tho
beat stock to be had tn the cityi No effort in
tpared in the matiufarture of their ware, and tha ',
lubscribers are determined to keep up with fh
niany iinproVfmputs which are constantly being
made. Their rock consists of Mahogany
SofiaA, Dlvann and Louna-M.
liurcnus.Srcrctftrtfs.aaicboarliit.
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DICING TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Fttfla-
dclphia manufacttire;
BEDSTEADS, of every pattrrri and price.
CUPBOAUDS, WORK ANb CANblE
STANDS, TCMLfcT TABLES AND
EXTEN'StON TAflLES;
ih short, every articlo in thi lint) of their bnarieeK,
They also ' manufacture all kitlJl and rjualititss
.CHAIRS
including varictie never btfcfre to be had la
fc'unbury, such a Mhoi;avi, IIlack Waiver
tm Ciiittn MiruOticu; is) Wiia.
CHAIIiS, axd rsycr Pi a so rVrboLS, wliichareof
the latest stvlba, and Warranted io be excelled by
none manufactured th the Cities dr els where.
The eubscribers are detcrmint'd that there hll
be no excusb for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, ns every confidence can be eiitrtain4
ibou the quality and fihish of their war and
Chairs.
Their articles will be tliNpoaed of on J aWoil
term as they can be purchased elaewliere; Ctflin
try Produce taken in pavtnent for work.
CP" L.NDF.RTArtlNt. attended b dn rease.
i able term;
tt?' Th Ware Kbom ia irt Market fitrkM.
opposite J, Young's stbrs, and nearly Bpobail
Weaver' Tavern:
DANIEL HAAS,
GEUKU KENN.
. SunbUry; April SS, l840-tf . , .:i ,
choice fenocEniaCi
COLl-0. & Co.
S. IP, torner- Arch f 6th Street Philadelphia,
HAVE now in (tore a well etlectad slock of
the very beat Psmlly Grocerie. which lby
will aell at the lowest ftricceaiid wirantopia; 1
Green and Black Tea from tr 1 down U ctt fss? i
Ilk, the Black Tea 45 cent by the Box. b unttMiU. .
ly finci Coffee of all (jiialities and prices baiter
(sugar for fit ct. per Its, than any Other stotw
Maocaropi, Vermicelli, Canton Ginger in tyran. '
Olive dil of the beat brand, an Mortmnt of Hva
richest Jellice, and every article kept in mu liav.
AU good cnt td the cburitry, put up neatly assl
ecurely
Plec try n once ihd adsfv yotrrselvw wbetner
w can uit you; COLTON dr. Ca
S. W. Cor. Arch V 6th Ut
Philadelphia, May 16, 1849 che3m ly
Kotlce to Dcllnqneat CaitortaMBs
ALL collector of Use Whoa dtlrjAcSt fn
viou tq 1849, have not been UitA.vti
by notiCcd thai their bonds will bs sobsred ta
cord rf ettlcmept l Hot mde.
By Dnletr Of the Coenaiisiar,
pEORGE MAKTUr, Clk.'
Sunbhry, tAy T, 1841V
TtSStt PAtERWr.Uow Tiasa paper fcs
conerm glas, te for J t Ae tSmot
the AwMWaJ.
BLANKSs
Jj LANXS of very dWripaau itaa b hsi by
SjUSr ITrJ,n ' insemos 01 nr AaUncaaV