SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
,.i iaU'0orte of Jttmg
Thi rtCo HoiiV in at hut explained "by
to establish a republican gowrnmetll, the
.... i: V nUmert on the Island.'-'
General Lopi ?a the general manager. V
the management 1 Mir ajH-cimen'of hh
military capacity, nouna lsianuers nonm
thank their 1oT nai inn uovernmrni irsjer
fored fo thwart their plans, for by Ihf fime
they would in all probability be tailing the
the delfghta of a Spanish prison. 1 nese at
tempt on the part of adventurer from this
country to revnlntionixe Spanish government
have always proved abortions. The people
generally have been too pnsilnnimous to car
ry them Into successful! accomplishment, and
they would not be able to enjoy the benefits
long even if achieved.
'GtN- Worth's Swords. The four splon.
did dress swords presented to General Worth
"on1 various occasions for his gallantry, ore
now in New Orleans, with the body of the
deceased warrior. One was presented by
Congress, another by New York State, another
by Louisiana, and another by citizens of Hud.
son, Kinderhook, fco.
Coleman II. Sessions, former editor of the
Now Orleans Evening Mercury, and much
esteemed by his brethren of the pre.-, died
in that city on the 12th inst., aged 37.
There is a tcmperence lady in Boston who
won't speak to a shoemaker because he uses
a ptmr A in his business. Glvbt.
We know another of the craft whom a lady
refused to majry, having ns she alleged, con
scientious scruples against taking a "cobbler"
BoirS $o'it.
Increxs'c of Steamships. -There are now
under construction at New York, and fait ad
vancing towards completion 'twelve steam
Vessels whose combined tonnage i U,tOO
tons. Of these, five arc steamers of 3)00
tuns each.
The Remains of 'Gen. Worth. Col. Dar
ling, of this city, arrived at New Orleans on
the 11th inst., on the tteamship Galveston,
from Texas, with the remains of the gallant
5eu. Worth.
Snaki Potato. Tho "Eastern Md.) Star
ipcaksof a New species of sweet potato rais
ed in that vicinity, which is a perfec t resem
blance in shse, form and coil 10 the pison o il
er. . Fire ix Newark, N. X On Thursday
liht, a fire in Newark, N. J., destroyed
he property of the following persons :
Chaplin & Carter, building, stock, ma
hinery, loss from 5,00 to $(5000 fully
nsu'red in the Lexington F. I. & M. Ins.
?0.:; Etna, Hartford ; and N. Y. City Eire
ns. Co. Win. Estabrook, loss trilling.
ohn Crawford, entire loss about $S00
o insurence.. J"as. Mitchell, damage from
ater, I6ss f rifling insured in the New
runswick ins. Co. E. H. Sifter, loss
2000 or $3006 insured for $700 in the
Ktna.
tun House of iW'ivLSENTAfivES fs being
re-fiUed, and the Present's House t undef
goihjj'the same ren6va'fi6tr.
'Dr. Amos E. Wood, iletrr. 'Ira's been e'lec
'U'il 'to Congress from Oliio-, "to fill the vacan
cy created by the death if Mr. Dklrin&n,
deiru,., ,
Dreaufl'l'Casuality at Tfre City iNsVr
tition Grtoi;NDs,SoiTH Boston."-; On Wed
nesday aftAnodn, while some convicts were
employed "iti digging at a pit, a portion of
the bank broke off-at an undibcovere'd seam,
crushing and almost instantly killing three
men, named Lawr-nce Doyle, Thomas Duf
fee, and Thomas Morris,
NiRKlGD,
At Northumberland, 011 tho 18th inst., by
'the Rev. T.S.Lathrop, Mr. John W. Sheriff,
bf Danville, to Miss Matilda Waters, of the
'former place.
D1KD,
'In'ihis place, on Monday fat, Mrs. MAR
!GARET BLACK, aged uboul 42 years.
In Delaware township, on tho 1-lih inst.,
Mr. JAMES DUNN, in his 05th year of age.
. 11 j
Coal vtraijc.
Sundurv, October OT, V849.
Amount of coul brought to Suubury over
the-Duiivilleaud Poltsville rail wad, from the
;8hamokin mines: Ton.
For the last week, f'Jl
Per last report, 14631
Total.
15252
ljc iltarkcts.
Ova 14, I84.
WAeat Prime Pennsylvania recta are
held at$106a 1 08 aud white at f t lluSl 1'J
Rvi Sales of Penna. at 60c, and South'
era at 680.
Corn. Yellow ia worth 65 a 660; white
1 a 63 a.
Oat. Southern Oata aro held at 23 a 31 ;
Penna. 35 a 36o.
Whisht. Sales in hhda at 26 to and bbla
ame price.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
OJic 0 tk American, Oct. , 1849.
GRAIN. Salea of good to prime red
Wheals at 1 00 a tl O60 and of white at 108
CORN Sales at 60a 6to for white, and
60 a 62a for vollow.
Rrc Market bare small aulea at 55a58c
OATS Salea at 29 a 82o per bushel.
WHISKEY. Wa note a sale of bblt. this
morning at 28 e, and hhds. at 27 cents.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
. Ctrncttd weekly by Henry Mutier
wmr. . . .
iob
Bra.
56
Cuaa.
Oats.
Bcrrsa.
J?J.
jFuM
Tallow. .,
rui.
Hacaiaa Fiai.
paraa Asriss.
Pt f!4'i
60
87
14
9
S
113
10
35
'
to
60
i
SXXCXIXFF SALES.
QY Virtue of certain Writs of Venditioni Bf
ponat to tn directed, wilt be sold at public
ale, mt I o'clock P. M., on Monday tlto 5th day
m November next, st the Court llowo in tnn
Borough of Sunbury, the following described Real
Estate to wit ! A certain tract of land situate in
Lower 4ugnsta township, fh the County of Nor
thumberland, bounded oh the east by lands of
JohnPoyt west by Andrew Gonsert; buth by
John Long, and north by John Malick ; contain
ing 17 acres mora or' less j whereon are erected a
two atory Brick dwelling House, a one and a half
story frame dwelling House, a small Barn, a shed,
an orchard, dec
ALSO:
A certain other tract of land situate In Iriah
Valley, in Shamokin township I" county,
bounded on the east by londs of Wru. Campbell,
on the south by Joseph Hope, and on the wcat by
landa of James Rcetler and others; containing
63 acres more or less, whereon are erected a 1 J
slory frame dwelling hoiisr, a small barn, and or
chard &c, about 60 acres of which are cleared.
ALSO :
A certain other tract of land situate in Lower
Augusta township in the said county, bounded by
lands ol'Jchn Mnllirk, 1111 the cast, and on the
west by lands of John Long, the stone church and
others; containing 13 acres more or less, all of
which are cleared.
ALSO:
A certain other lot of ground situate in the
township, and county aforesaid, bounded on the
north by lands of Peter Kcescr, and on the east
by lands of John Malick and others, containing 7
acres more or less, whereon are erected a small
store room, a shed, a frame bank barn, cVc
beiziHl taken in execution, and to be soldasthe
property ot Lmanucl Kaufftnun and John R.iker.
ALSO:
A certain other tract of land situate in L'nfcr
Augusta township in said county adjoining lands
on the north by Jacub Hoover, on the cast by lands
of Geo. Zimmerman, on the south by lands of
Sarah Keen and on the West by lands of Joseph
Savidge, 'containing A3 acres more or less, where
on aro erected a one story frame house, a frame
barn, a young orchard, Ac.
Seized taken lii execution and to be sold as the
property of David Barnhart.
ALSO:
A certain cn cfTjround situate In Lower Au
gusta township in said county, bounded on tho
north and east by land of John Fleming, on the
south by land of Herman r-'hipman, and on the
weetby lands of Jacob II. Khoics, containing four
acres more or less. Seized taken in execution and
to be sold as the property of James W in. Ross.
ALSO :
A certain lot of ground situate In the Borough
of Northumberland, in said county, bounded on
the north by lot of McCliutock, on the east by a
lot of McQuahe, and on the south by Wuter and
(juccn streets, containing one-eighth of an acre
Inore or lot, whereon are erected a two story
frame dwelling house, a large frame stable, a wa
gon house, a pump of wuter at the door, iVc.
Seized tuki'ii in execution, und to be sold as the
property of James llilburn.
ALSO:
A certain lot or piece of ground situated in
Point township in said county, bounded oil the
north by laud of Joseph Wullin, on cast und soutli
by laud of Jacob Snyder, and 011 1 tic west by land
of John Elston, whereon are erected a lo;; hoimc. &
stable, containing one acre more or less. Seized
taken in execution and to be. sold as the property
of John Snvder.
ALSO:
The undivided fifth part of a certain house and
lot o! ground situate in the Borough of Sunbury,
on the south side of Blackberry street Ko, 264,
bounded on the went by un alley south by the rail
road, east by lot No. 2tiJ, und north hy Blackberry
Street, whereon arc erected u two story dwelling
house and a small stuble. Seized taken in execu
tion and to be sold as the property of John Bogar,
ALSO:
A certain lot of ground situate in the borough
of Northumberland, in said county, bounded north
by Qnecn street, cast by lot of John A, Sterrrtt,
south by lluke street, nud est by property of 1).
B. McGregor, fronting on Queen street liO feet, au
i!0U fret in depth, whereon are erected a frame
house on Duke t. twit stories high, one log house
(weatherboard': d.) oil iuecn street (two stories
high,) also a shop uttuched thereto, n stuble, a
well of water, &c. 6'iczcd taken in execution and
to lie sold as the proporty of Wm. McCoy, dee'd.,
in the hands of his administrators.
ALSO:
A certain lot of ground situuto in the Borough
of Milton, in said county, be 1 ween front street and
life west branch of the Susquehanna river, begin
ning lit the corner of a lot of Solomon Deill'ender
i'e'r, on front street thence along said street 30 feet,
thence by s line parallel with the line on the
south side of said tot of the said Solomon Deill'cn
derler, and extending as fur back westward as
as midway between high ami low water mark of
said Kivcr, thence up the said Kiver 30 feet, to the
corner of the said lot of the said lot of the said Sol
onion Dcifrcnderfcr 1o the place of beginning, it
being the same lot of ground which Seth I. Couily
by deed dated Dec'r. 1st, 1S42 granted and con
firmed to Toul Bennett. Seized tuken in execu
tion and to be sold as the property of l'aul Bennct.
JAMES COVERT, Sl-r'ff.
Sheriff's Office, Sunbury. )
Oct. 12th, A.M. 18l'.i,
FIKK!
runner ! ave
F1RK!!
FIKKM!
yuur Properly
and help each
nllur
FARMERS COMPANY
over -:),(to im-miHTN.
GUARANTY CA PITAL OVEtt 500,000
fHK AVashinntun County Mutual Insurance
1 CVinjjuny of (iramille, X. Y., tbrotieli their
Agent, is new taking risks in this County snd
vicinity, on dwelling Houses, Cluirelies, Taverns,
Hoarding Houses, lluv, Ciruni and runners liro-
ducc generally. Tliis Company tiikes no rinks in
eiponcd parts of villages or on Stores, Mills, Kliops
or Maebinery, nor insures exceeding JJ.C000 in
one locality, The rates re exeuediiiRly low, svs
raging less tlts.it $5 per thousuud for Policies run
ning 6 years or 1 per year. A small premium
nota is required, but tlie prosperous condition of
the Company snd the lariie accumulated cash
fund, precludes all probability of there ever being
an assessment. The Policies nf ibis Company
are free from objectionable conditions often found
in policies of other Companies; the Company
being also responsible for the correctness of busi
ness done by its Agents. It is now the most ex
tensive Mutual Company in the United ritates,
and universally popular among the farmers of N. Y.
Mass and Conn. All losses, however, small
after due notice will lie promptly paid either ut the
ulace of loss or the liraiicu Ullice at llarrisuurg.
The Company is now under the direction of the fol
lowing gentlemen: Hon David Hussell lute memlier
of Congress. Hon. Solomon S. (,'owen, Cornelius
L. Allen, Joseph M. Bishop, 11. JN.tiraves, Henrv
Holmes, Geo. Clements, Jasepli I". Orvis, Arch
Bishop. Geo. Younir, ir., ISatban Uoane.
DAVll) KUSSiKLL, 1'resident.
Persons desiring Insurance in the above Com
pany by informing the suWriber by letter or
otherwise will receive proint attention.
ALUERT A. CAKKIEIt, AgcuL
Suubury, Oct. 0, 18ia.
Estate of Sarah Drelier, dee'd.
TV OTICE Is hereby given that letters administra
Is tion have been granted to the subscribers, on
the estate of Sarsh Drcher, lute of Lower Au
gusta township, Northumberland county dee'd.
All persons indebted to said estate or having
claims against the same, are requested to call On
the subscriber (ut settlement,
JOHN DREIIER, Adm'r.
Lower Augusta Uhp., Oct 20, 1849.
T NOH AND SPRING MORTISE LAP-
m CHES. An excellent article, for sale at
half Uie usual prict by J. W. FRIUNG.
Sunbury, July T, 1749
ROSE OINTMENT. A fresh supply of this
. excellent article for Tetter, sc, just racaistd
ana for salt by HENRY MAwEK
Sunkurr, July S9, 194 V
TEN Stn AY SHEEP
CAME on the premises of the subscriber, resi
. ding in Upper Augusta township, at the Nor
thumherlsnd bridge, about the first of the present
month. Eight of said sheep are marked on their
backs with red'chkfk, the other two are rams and
no marks visible. The owner or owners of shid
sheep are notified to come forward, prove property,
pay costs and take them away, otherwise they
will ke dealt with according to law
JOHN W. KRUM.
Sunburv, Oct. 13, 1849. 3t.
To all Creditors, Legatees,
AND OTHER PERSON'S INTERESTED.--otlcc
Im Hereby Given, That the fol
lowing named persons did on the dates affixed to
their names,- lilo their accounts of their Adminis
tration, to the estates of those iiersons deceased and
Guardian accounts, Ac, whose names are under
mentioned, in the Oiiice of tho Register ot the l'ro
bato of Wills, and granting Letters of Administra
tion, in, and for the County of Northumberland,
and that the same will be presented, to the Or
phan's Court of mud county, for confirmation and
allowance, 011 TUESDAY the Gth day of No
vember next, at the Court House, in Sunbury.
1819.
Aug. 4. John J. Woolvcrton and William
Reed, Kxecutors of Charles Wool
vcrton, dec'tl.
G. Christian Cable, Guardian of Barnard
Shaffer,
7. John I). Lcinbach, Administrator of
Daniel Lcinbach, dee'd.
IS. William Dewitt, Executor of Marga
ret Dcwttt, dee'd.
Sept. 8. Samuel Campbell, Guardian of Sarah
Jane Wilkins, now Sarah J. Roth.
15. James Miller, Executor of Harriet
. Summers, dee'd.
18. Thomas and James Pollock, Execu
tors of Michucl II off, dee'd.
28. Abraham Sterner, Executor of Henry
Culp. dee'd.
28. George A. Frick, Administrator of
Henry Frick, dee'd.
Oct. 1. William H. Leghorn, Acting Survi
ving Executor of Jeremiah Vastinc,
deed.
1. Daniel Brautigan and David Tuggart,
Administrators of William McCay,
dee'd.
Register's Office, Sunbury,
Oct. 0, 1849.
DAVID ROCKEFELLER,
Register.
WHY WILL Yi: MTFKlt?
why
will ynii iHfrVet
tlife itTiii:iiiltiry symptoms
Which tire giving yon viimn'i that imni
thine mint be d mt to ave you Iroin I he giuve of
tiic coiisiiuiptivf W hy ciicuuruo tJial
imykinp cnugh th iin in (his
siilc night nvciitf ruining
ot hi ! or iliiiiculty oi"
breathing ? Why
rbrrikheri and
str the
that im
preyiim upnti
yuiir vilalM,
Liking tiwiiy ymir ftrciilh
with each iufjnig riuy, aiui h'jFl'iiiiitT y.-n to
'that t'urno inut win-ner 11 traveller rriiiiim.''' lie is
11 1 w ahlc to tntvcl iukI ;itt:unt I j lun hiisiic.
Witncw Uc cun:M ul' Itev. Mcnry Jmiff, llh lliht Ave
nuu, wlu wiiB ciirt-il of a conli uf .'0 yc;ti k UniiUim ; Mm.
Altn-e, f Tiii'll:i-lri i-l. who h:l Itvm jiiVrn uji
ly lrh. .M 'It, lini" ami Mr-CK-I'mi. T!it piuu.it hilU ot'
I'lirintiiiii Ktrnh, hihil-w-fitrcrt, wh wu u!no jiv-n
uiti(lif. irn. Alt line, formerly of Uro-tklin, wii tii tin
lii it I'hyficHnn Kiitl tvmlrt not le turid ; and a hut uf
nthrrii wliu huvr h'it ntHiftiil wiih
ASTHMA. i U.SL.n'TKN, LlVI'.It COMPLAINT
und til) the vnrinia f.-rnmof ilimiiM in the vital irt;:iii.
) i any doubt the eUicJi'-y ol tins inwlifiiu l.rt them
f i uJid com crm; with tlnwu who have bet 11 eured by it.
'uuijhletN e ntuinintt the ii;mik-h und roulcitem of a small
poru .11 oi' tht-in may lie obtained, riti.- In purchasing,
be kui'c y -n u':t t lit Knuitie. unk for 'HlKltMA.'M A 14
IIKALINO UAJsSAM," und see that th written signM
turc of A. hhcrtiuin, AI. 1. is ou the roiK'rol' inch buttle,
SI1EKUAYS
POOH MAN'S PLASTKK
has cured more cvifcs of lthruinatisin. Vain in the Hack,
Sale tmd ( hest. l.uinlxmii ami WtstkiiuM, tluni anyjipjtli
cut n that has inercasitl, hundred uunriiiciilAl ratals
hiive attempted to c mntrrfeit it. and wlin it oil ujv hi liitt
etininninity as the peiuiine. l'llewnre H J)itepUHi..
HeiiiemlKT that the tine and genuine 1'luslcr is Kprurul um
reddish (taper uuule exprefsly for the piirMtsa und every
case the Kttiuturt' (' lir. Slierinau is prinb-U ngion the kick
ot' the l'liitler, und the whole tc tired tv Copy Hilit. None
others are genuine. TlnTt-f ru when y ui wuni real $ tini
SSherinue'K INmit Man's I'luster. eall ul thcotllcc, 1U6 Xuhsuu
Street, qui) you will n t Inr ditrtpt Miitud.
lteuieinbi-r prineiKil Otfice ItC Nasiii8tr'vtt ew-YorW
wliere oil Dr. Shermun's lozentfes arc tkj. ilts Ai;enis
arc Mrs. Hays, i:(n Fulton street, Itrix4clyn; HmesLitt
WniiuniKburj; ; and llediitiir K Co, ftoston, und
JOHN YOCNti. Sunburv.
M. A. McCAY, Northuiiibcrbud
Aug. 11, 1MU. ch cSiii ly
ROSE OINTMENT, FOR TETTER
1) KAU the following; Cfililii-alo ipmi Cnpt. Drvoe. the
1 writ knun uihI (Kijiulur i?li:uh Uai I'uiituiu (oi lite
'i'luvctk-r.)
riiiLAnhxriiiA, Oct'ilxT 31. ti0.
Several yean kiiiee 1 wan tilLicked Willi u brenkinfr out
on my uetk ill the trm nl' i'i-lli:r, wliii-h I tun cinvliired
r-jn e.iiitriieinl ut ttie Miitb'nSlinp. It pruiuJn:illy cxu'inl
el over my fitee until ii reucliru th ii,))f pari of ihe
ehei'Ws. Uuruif; the hcvituI m-tnths lliat it c MitiniHil
Kpreutlins, 1 iimI iliiltTi'iu app!ie:itioii. a nnp of which hml
tliu elltvt, opiit-ulty ut iitiPt. "i inercuhiiifr ttie iIimumc. I,ut
from none ol llii'iu ilnl 1 p-rci'i'e Ihe leaitt ui'Tieht until I
Itpplletllhc l0K tllNTMKNT. Hy tin iiwt of nuu jnr ot' it,
1 wuh jicriuetly curttl und huve ruinaiiiud free ol the nt'ec.
tiun.
1 httve viurs UH'.fl.tlie Ointment, lightly Applied forrouh
niK ol Ihe Ijee, M.ileht'H. chnpiH-d Imnrti. Ata. Wuh per-l'tt-t
wieevKt. 1 Iwve no tieminti m in recoiuiuriiiting u in
Hie flrongcht mauiirr to the publie.
JA.llL.n IJlVUl..
Ap'ut IIknrt Masses, Sunburv.
Jul) IHIH.
PATE1TT lEICHTES.
Green's Oxytenuted liitter, price reduced.
Did Jueob Townsend's Sarsapsrilla.
llaker's Sarsupurilla.
Swayuc's fyrup of Wild Cherry.
Swuync's Veriniluc.
Ayro's Cherry Pectoral
Dr. Drake's Panacea.
Dr. Cullen's do
Tibbit'sl'aiu Killer.
Dr. Hoolluiid's German titters-
Indian Vciretuble Pills
Hbrse and Cuttlo Medicines
Por sale by HENRY MASSF.lt.
ullbury, July 14, lt4.
Estate of Albs C Itarrett, dec'tl.
M OTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
1 ' istration have been granted to the subscri
bers on the estate of Alba C. Barrett, late of the
borough of Northumberland, dee'd. All persons
mucuicd to the estate arc requested to moke imme
diate payment, and all having claims against said
estate are requested to present them for examine
tiun and settlement. '
CASPER J. REED.
D. C. BARRETT,
Administrators.
Northumberland, Oct 0, 1849. 6U
SSllEWAllD.
CTOLEN from the subscriber in .Sunbury on
Monday night the 25th insU, a BLIND fcOR-
REL HOK&fc. with a white streak on his fore.
head, long tail and Inane of the aame color, about
10 or 1? years old. A wagon saddle was also
stolen from the stable of Benjamin Hendricks, at
the same tune. 1 he above reward will be paid
for auv information that will lead to the roeovery
of the horse. FRANCIS ULCHER.
Sunbury, Sept, 8'J, 184a 3t
Kotlce to Ucllnqucnta.
I LL persons indebted to tlie subscrilier. lonm
A than six months, on note or book account, are
requested to call and make settlement, or else their
accounts will be kit with a magistrate for collec
tion. JOHN W; F RILING
Sunbury, July 7, 1849, .
FOR 8ALE. A good cow, nearly fresh for
sale cheap. Euquire at tlie office of the
ylmeriran.
Sunbury, June 9, 1849.
Valuable Books,
T IFE ot CsaisT, handsomely bound, D'Ap
- aisst's HiSToit or tat RsroaMiTioa,
Bmi DT-aooat x tsscsas, full bounded.
For sale at tha publishers prices by
H. B. MAfiSJCR;
Sunbury, July 14, 1845
TO PniSlCIAKS, SRCGGISTS AND COtNTBT
MERCHANTS.
"Tn, J. N. KEELER it Bro. most respectfully
solicits attention to their fresh stock of lS'ip
litk, Ft nek, German, and Amtiian Drvft, Med
icines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stutis, Glass
ware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines &c. llaving
openod a new store No. S94 Market St. with a
full supply of Prcsh Drugs and Modicincs, wa re
spectfully solicit Country dealers to examine our
stock before pun-hasina; elsewhere, promising one
and all who may (eel disposed to extend to us their
patronago, to sell them genuine Drugs and Modi
cincs, on as liberal terms as any other house in the
City, and to faithfully execute all orders entrusted
to us promptly and with dispatch.
One of tlit proprietors being a regular physician,
affords ample guarantee of Hit genuine quality of
alt articles sold at their estobliolunciit.
W especially invite druggists and country
merchants, who may wish to liecome agents for
Dr. Kreler't Veitbrated Family Mtdifinet, (stan
dard and popular remedies,) to torwnrd their ad
dress. Soliciting the patronage of dealers, we respect
fullv Ycrnniu,
J. N. KEELER & DKOm Wholesab Druggists,
No. '2114 Mnrket strcat, I'luladclpiiia.
.September 15, 184!) ly.
MM
liitsrrallliidc lit Hie baNtal cilmc of
num.
YUE are not among that class of Editors who
for a few dollars will, (at the expense oft ruth
snd honesty) "crock up" an article and bring it
intp rapid sale ; neither are we willing to remain
silent, after having tested the utility of an im
provement or discovery in tunica or art. Our
readers w ill recollect we told them we were un
well with a sore ihroat and violent cold some few
weeks ago. Well, wo purchased two bottles of
WINSLOW'S DALSAM OF HOREIIOUND
and so sudden was tho cure, that we forgot we
ever had a cold. Those who aro ulllictcd, may
try it upon our rccoinmendution. Lewi tt on Tele
Staph. A fresh supply of tho above valuable medicine
just received, and for snlo in Sunbury, by John
V. Friling, Mury A. McCoy at Northumberland,
and at wholesale by Frederick Klett, & Co., cor
ner of 2d and Callow hill streets, Philadelphia,
Philadelphia, .Sept. M!d, 1S49. 8 mo.
E. sicks' j cites, "
WIIOI.KSAU: LEAI.KR Jr MANUFACTURER OF
WILLOW AD WARE.
Importer of Trench IlaskeU I.onkiug Glatsn,
and Fnucy Goods,
Xo. IS oi tli Second Slrccl,
Between Market and Arch Sts., under J. Sid.nxy
Jo.vCs' Carpel Warehouse, two doors Lelo'.v
Clirist Church,
PIHI.ADFXPIIIA,
J 7 AS on band and is constantly receiving a
1 Inrijc and extensive assortment of Combs,
Brushes, I'uticv Goods of every description, (too
numerous to mention,) Looking Classes of Gilt
and Mahogany fiatnes, Baskets, Coaches, Chairs,
Xc.
I5ROO-MS,
Shaker's Eastern Wisp afld Country Brooms.
Window Blinds, Door Mats. Tubs." buckets.
( hums. Washboards in litct. Wooden and Wil
low W arc of every description, all of which will
Lc sold low for C ash or City acceptance.
Aicrciianis wouia save themselves much time
nd trouble, by calling and examining my stock
before purchasing.
11. Looking Glasses, are insured sun inst
Breakage to all parts of the Union, without extra
charge.
August S3, 1S40. 3m
TICKNOR'S
COLUMBIAN UPELLINO BOOK.
14 KING a progressive' and Comprehensive .Sys
tcni of Ortliogriinv mid Orthocnv. inclndiii '
variety of dcliiiilioim, adapted to the use of
Schools in the American Kcnublic, bv Alinon
ick nor, a Teacher of twenty-live vear's etiieri-
rnce, and author of the Columbian Calculators,
'radical Common School Mensuration, &c.
I he attention of Teachers, School Directors,
a rents, Ac, is invited to this new Spelling Book,
w hich conforms to the modern siiclling and usages
in Orthography asbeingone of the neatest, cheapest
best arranged, and better adapted to the wants of
liiktrcn, than any other published in the tinted
Stats. It is what it purports to be, a Spoiling
Book and not a Reading Book, and only requires
an examination on the part of Instructors of youth
o secure for it a universal introduction into the
Schools of the I'nitcd States. Just published, and
for sale by llr.Nny Masses, Sunbury.
here 1 cacliers and Directors can procure
copies for examination.
August i, 1S-1U
Tin: i"iti?it:ti's
ENCYCLOPEDIA.
r.DITF.U BY GOUVK.R.NF.nt KMEnfON.
EN ONE VOLCME, Royal octavo, 1 105 pages,
beautifully bound, containing, 17 fine plates.
besides numerous Woud Cuts. Sold at about
me fourth tlie cost of the English work, without
auv 1 lutes.
The Fanner's Encyclopedia is a real treasury
of practical information, wherein the experience of
oil ages and countries is carefully rosrto rr to
the present dav, and admirably urrangrd for con
venient reference." Dr. Darlington',
'V e arc fully convinced that such on amount
of valuable knowledge for farmer con be found in
no other work in so cheap and convenient a form
In fact, no Fanner who pretends to be well inform
ed in his profession, should be without this work."
New tiruneseee rarnier.
An excellent work, fit to le distributed in pre
miums by Agricultural Socities. J. S. Skinner.
tor sale at tins Otnce, price $4.
Also, bv E. W. CARR, Third street, opposite
the Exehungc, Philadelphia and N. HICKMAN,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Idr OuDKas mcst bi AcccxrsMtD ai
ths CSH.
July 14, 1849. 3m
DOCTOPs P.. H. AWL,
RESPECTFULLY irifdrras the cititens of
this place and vicinity, that he has penna-
nt'iilly locutrJ himself in iS'unhury. His oirica
is next door td Mr. Jacob Painter's hatter-shop,
where he con at all times be founJ, unless pro
fessionally encaged.
.Sunbury, August S3, 1849. 3m
C It A Tt LES W
llEGINS,
AT LAV,
ATTCPslTET
INillMVllle, I'a.
Will promptly attend to collections and all bust
nese entrusted to his care.
June 16, 184,
STONEWARE.
STOXE milk Pans, stone Jugs and Pitchers,
and other articles of stone ware just received
and lor sale hy JOllX W. FRlLlXU.
tSunuury, June S3, 184!).
1
ISSUE PAPER Yellow Tissue paper for
covering glussos, &.C., for kale at the olliec ol
the American.
n OOKS and Gold Pens On band several cop-
its of the life of Christ, and also a number of
gold pens which we will sell at the Philadelphia
prices; - For sale at thisotfice.
WHITE BRANDY for preserving brandy
peaches of an xcellent tuality, for sale
by 11. MASSER.
SWibury, 8ept Std, 1849;
flEAS, from the New York Canton and Pekln
X Tea Company, for sale by
Tea Company, for sale by
w. ruixroo;
unbury, Pec. t, 1I4I
If tkontanti$ of CVfi of AfvWn. Comrrrt, PvpKiliM and
oih r tfr.oMrr' diirtun of the lloo&td if the toy SMALL
QUASTfVr which nd of Medirhu to rffret Cut
of wh DitHiMct he mif proo f of th pvrt fyinf mniicnl ftm
tr in the MrdU-iu tchuk hat ubdv4 tind oonyutnd wuoh
Di$ta?A thtn thcrt it wiqtu$tionabU tvidmot that
RANT'S INDIAN
mmm extract
t ittrA hftdtrinK tti ry rrMTt i und tbrn U nhiin.
itwiit iMowl. in ertst mrM nile'i .ilmi Li.NK BO ITLK 4
it oiMttfiliit tnrrt pui i' iiist. hnL'ntr vir u nnj m-Uical
prr tiiKit tlu'i u cniirH M'-d in mr Route uf nuv $ar.
Mfftrilia. tr hu)- oih r mi-iiiiine tht Lji fvr 'wn ottered
lor iiif. i'iii ti it iunnii!iti U U imr pmtiph1bi,
tlmt lir th" ,f pitmt Mi'fll Purijitr. Uivy that
tjrv bvirro v' l.ivst ill y tlint Tcr I.Amu mw Cuir
ri.Kii tin tuiw Wai.s ili- ilmi wtfi-e mick. eirfmriTnut,
HIlJ Oili rlW lIlHllrfd, iirtv IVU 11 Ai.KJJ mid 1,'UMKD.
Hundreds Thousands
wliv lisivil ird UllANT'n t't.'KIKtKK. UltfT llNVinff d d
l-tri At. I. tlt.i ffirtriv-tr,i!n Mini ul her ttifititniu rtivutu
IlltJI lt d u l-Ulf buni MtiOrM-Hls), llHVl! tUiiiliH tllltt-
Brant's is tho Cheapest,
hprmicy Qtw liuttle of H Im mure ttiriUfiil. curntiv ?nt
Irr in it hiiiI. in cuiMi'djiii-ticr, irutt-ft mart diat in tuucii
lest it wic. 1 hit 11 one httlt ul mtv uttir mvuicitm.
IT. th-ti. ovg flmtteot HhaM 1 Ht'HiriRK wil! en'fe
FOt'R TIMES liniiii ilisifHMt tiinh On houle( tarttpa
rilU. - liHtNT t I'm in kit would lu tA-a? ut faurttol-la-i
r l-Mttl,;. Hf aarntmrillm hi nnt hlltr. But URANT ri
I'UltlKlClt l rul.l h. 1 uiiiy ONI.' UOLI-AU n butll; und
it m tiuitli ul' it ha 1:11 n d. nnd t (textile uf I'tiriiig, Four
'IHmtt ti inm li diMiitif n one bottU uf taravarilla. thon:
lorn, NMrxnpnrilhi, In coiimqiifiicu ut it iW. (hiwct mhI
19$ tut'ili'-nl Hi!iti'jr, flHiutd bn luld it no more thnn
Twitty-Ficr Ctnti or bo it Id, lulwiu duap m thm Hu
rika at One Dollar
On Dollar's Worth!
Htiw mill li Ct.vritit luiwmiirh Mvriiii.it hnw much
ScaorvL will One iHitlar' tan-th til Brant $ Pt'RlFIER
turttl Hend llir lulluwiuji blnttmrnt. which la
IIHTH uf II (JHWrT,
CANCEROUS SCROFULA!
'I in it Hit) cmm! ut n lvtnf mnn wan yet lire H at
cured til' n woi vm ul unitiiU, hy only 7Vtht bvttle
tit Htufir'ii I'linlici'. llum uv.t wn rurd hy th use of
Twtre ftftllotu n thr b em-yoymritta thnt wH evi-r irmda,
HiirsMtunnhH Im tint tvjkcunt medical jttneer tu rtlect liiu
cure of flitch n revolting if hiipritif tv,
Mr. J II !Iakin. ul AVmr, Oneida Co . A. ., had ScroJ
ula four years Rt ruithiiml tu In lift) tlit Lift year- hi
wa much tti iM'MiM'd Hiid deliilitiitd hh tu he unnhle to
rtiirt' In hniid tohin buittl. Ho hud ihu tX tnedicHl nd.
vice lind irt nit i1 tlit' but turtapariiiae tu tin ifuod
etWt iit iror mid troree nnd w i uit-idHritl tn he in
Iyinf State, mill cuiiSd nut liv tvrnty four hourr lunger,
wIji'-h he cuuiniiMicd luitin bit AN'l 'rt "I'L'KI Kl KH. Hit
ttvfc MM eaien nenrly oj. limn car to tar h holt wtn cut en
throu;h lii t: in i! piif viitdttr cliiii, nu that lw li-fHtlitd
til ruu, h thn lusisj hi ear wuh u t-Hh-n Hlolitid thut it
cuiil't Im litird 11 j j out ut it iUct, It only holding by n
emu II jdi'ft Ihf u-i- of one arm wns dttroyrd by two Ul
ct'rn mi I'tcer undi-r tin nrin. hh hirir m n iimu hand,
hml ncHrly eaten ihruui-li hi ide into hie body. I bit", htt
wm ntHit ti d wiih TwcniM mitrh putrid, acrid. offt:nrir CI
en, un vruitm mit ut hi 't'l-'oii, tut lui'llu-r Aud full
pHrhirnlRri, unr pamjthhtg.
l)uct. 'I hum .is Williams, one uf th niot killnT hy
tiriHiiH ut KuiiK. whh i-nlii-d tt lijibkiti ihw uiy l'ur
tut t'txniiM-nucd uini tlrnnt'e Vuri&rr W . rxHin-
nifd tiun. mill ih -tt I -id turn tli't all thn mvdititu in thu
trurhl cunlit not run linn tlint hi eau wh
Worse than Hopeless !
N.tw birnr Mr MASKi.N'S MutfiiiMitt id" run.-, all Mid :
Mv p-urur. d .mt- L.iitlH ul ItUA.STS VL'MFYlXtl
KXTHACJ' uf J instil V Uonari Ihu2,'i-I". id' Kumti
I cwmni'iM'eri u-:iil' thut. und htsian tu t-t brttrr that
But i lk CtinuVd u to tt oj Mi wluTtt 1 had hccn
cuntnu'd one. yaKr i (tt-.Ltj.MJ l"utll nmljicd vw. ta H
out of 'he house tUv thikii htitiln i imidcii ni tu H'aSt
Tiro Milt lo Koine Cfiitn-. whiv I prrn'm-t-ii .Sir Hottl
111 1 M u : himI v Ijt-ii I hml Imiplird uilii ihcin. ixrentcen out
l TKcttty I'U I'm ltl iiKAt.Kb l p tnd thrct bottle more
ttVcu d u l'i.HH T ( t ill, id nil thu L!uer, itnd ru
htuicd nu tu tuJ hmUk.
FOURTEEN WITNESSES!
Mr. IJA.KIN 1iiii HWtini to tho ahovrt I'hcib, und the
(vl nr.: witiMrd und r rtitied to hy lMNJ'J'. '. WIL
I.IAMS-Mr. li. It lillliWS. pnniru-lur of tho IVtrt-Kome
llui-vT liisM.I. A I.KONAKll. Wlioh-HHlo nd
rctniJ Ii uii;ifti Niid Kl.KVKN other revjtectable trttnete$.
We Challenge the World
To I'UOVK it Cure uf n reroltintf und utterly hopett a
L'n uf -crtdtttH, hy thi- iim of TKN T1MKS hj murli
farmttariila, .r any oihrr im dicuitt, a waa uicd uf Brant'$
Funjitr tu t-ll-Tt thn above euro which cure hall b
pi-ovi d ly n many veil-known, respectable witnueea, M it
tho hIiuvc cure.
FOR 8AI.F. II Y John W. Frilitig, ISunlmry Pi.
Miirv A. McCay N"ithuiiibralud.
J .hit 11. Ktnwi Milt 1,
llwiry J. Wlaii-iTt-r do
hUlwurd A. Kut.nrr do
Alt Mtcra and ordrri must U uudretsrd to Walla co A
Cti., 11 Hi Hrcmilwuv, New York.
HuiiLury, July 21, 1I9 ly.
Equitable Afe Insurance, Anuulty
niil TriiNt C ompany.
OFFirT:?4 WAtAFT STHKKT. PIHLAiOF.LPIlIA.
Capital friVj.tiou. ( hakteb 1'lmpktual.
rM!K Ciii-sitny r ii'tw prercd ti traiiant butities
upon the in mt lihrnd iuhI udvunlticfi'tia trrnm. Tliey
are authorized hy their rhiirtr (awt. ;t) 'to nuike nil oud
every iiunrunpr npH'rtainins to lile rinks of whatever kind
or nttture, uutt to rifriv und pximmiIl1 truM, nmke entl iw
incuts, mill to sntut nud purclmai ammidrs." The Cmn.
(kiiiv srll annuiiiefl mid endowment tt and act as TiusUxt
fof minora nud heirs.
Table of Premiums rrv-mrnd for thn Aurunce of 6100 for
the whole term of lsiie.
ASe.
Prnn.
1 M
l at
l ju
l so
l 0I
I hi
1 tki
1 I
1 7U
1 7
1 M
1 Ft)
lll
1
Jilt
Ajye. Prcm.
Age. Prein.
IS
17
H
III
Ul
Jt
l
!M
-'I
Si
dll
-'7
ai
2'J
M
f J"
.1411
3(ia
3 77
3 Kl
4 13
4 M
4 ul
4 71
4 HI
ia
!M
S.VI
5 H
U)
i 15
a -jo
a i7
a in
a hi
"47
a si
a ui
a tu
4.1
a im
a ot
a ia
3 21
Th premiums arr less than nnv utlttr c.miptjiiv, ami Ilia
p.ilii'ii-s all" -ftl jiriiili-r ttiU-:inlu);fa. Tatilt-s ii fuiir-yfarly
Bnd qnurlfrly )nf-iiiiiuns. hull' orrtlil rntt-s ol' pri'inuiiu. short
U-rniN, joint livt-s, Furv iv trhips and rii'tovvmeuls olsi,
I'urm ul Apphi'uti n fl' r whirh there art hliu'.k shtrts) ur
t I lu'l t'ti applirali -n at the ntltce, or by letter tu the
Afciit, J. II. I'UtUY, Sunbury.
Hills rou t.-t'ai.o 6 1 Won a single lift
Agr. Kur I ;ur. I Tor 7 vests. For Life,
an fl I ut tun
30 ll 1,3(1 S.lll
40 i. a., I l.iu ,:u
so i. a,o7 s.ot
ill 3, IS 3.u7 0,U1
Enures A prrs'iiagnl 30 yenrs neit birth day, hy
raying Ihe i'omivmi emus woul.i secure to his uuilily
Mr hens luu shiMilil Uu die in nnc yeur ; or lor cVi.gO h sn
cures to them eloisi; r rr 613 nnuuully V scieu years
furi'ail.tO pnifl auuuully ilurinc luc be secures t(10ou to be
iic nitrt. ,u incut eiww suiitiiu ne me in seven years, Ol
wrq wllrii he dies. I he insurer securing bis own bonus
uy me uinerence in amount K premiums triNiitno
uutm ni
echqrijn
by ollntr oilii-es. Kor Hfxyiu the heirs would receive MU0
slioitld he die in one veur
Forms ol'upplicuttou ond all purttculurs mav bs bad at
the office. I'lj i'lilt CCIXKN, Prusideul.
Vice President, Wn. M. Haihd.
KBAXris W. Hawls, Mecretury and Treasurer.
CoNhCLtiNo Fmy.icias Vt. J. II. Mssser, ftunbury.
J. II. l'tsov, SuuUiry', Agent fur Northumberland cotia
ty. Bunbury, Julv IS, 1819
LAUD LA .MI'S.
conftELiuaic td.
No. 110 I hrsuiit M ,
R
ol
ESPECTFULLY announce that they havo
just mushed the most extensive aasartiucnt
LAMPS,
they have ever ollcred for sale, comprising
ELEGANT NEW STYLE CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, MANTEL
LIGHTS. &o.
In (treat variety, and of
ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
Much attention ha been paid to ECONOMY,
in the construction of these Lamps, and auch are
made as will produce the gr cutest amount of light
from the least consumption of Lard.
lien-cut improvements in the manufactory, with
'.he introduction of new and perfected nischinery,
enables them to sell at a very GREAT REDUC
TION from former prices, und all articles before
leuvlng the manufactory, are carefully inspected,
and are warranted perfectly tight, and to give satis
faction. Philadelphia, June S, 1319 ly
A New Aastorlisieutol Freah Goodi.
IRAT. CLEMENT,
RESPECTFULLY informs hkt friends, cus
tomers and others, that ha ha just received a.
handsoma assortment of
NEW GOODS
at his ttora in Market 5quir tn Sunbury, such aa
Dry GootU, Groceritel, Quent
ware, HrdtrevA.c.
Sunbury, June 13, lt4t.
ADD1 eeteWVed Horse and Cattle Medi.
duafcc tlebr HJNKY MAMCR
anbury Jan. iTth, H4I
PROCLAMATION.
N iCE ' Tt ivtn th severaf courU
i'f Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
or the peace, and Orphans' Court, Court of Oyer
tnd Terminer and General Jail Delivery, in and
for Oie county of Northumberland, to cemmence
at the Court House, in tho borough of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, Sth of November
next, will continue TWO WEEK.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and1 consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to bo thon and tlicro in their proper per
son, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting ill behalf of tho Common
wealth against any prisoner aro also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against bitn, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to lie punctual in their
attendance, at the time ppoinlod A'gTecsble to
their notices.
Given under my hands at 8nnbiiry, the 6th day of
Uctobcr in the year of cur WJ one thousand
eight hundred and forty-nine and the Inde
pendence of the United Suites of America the
73d.
JAMfcn COVERT, Sh'lT.
God save the Commonwealth.
LIST OP JURORS
OF Northumberland County for November
Term A, 1). 1S49.
(si'and Jurors.
Upper Augusta. Elisha Kline, Samuel Ri
land. Lower Augusta Peter Malick.
Rush.-Joshua Reeil.
Upper Mc.houoy. Benoville Holshoe, John
G. Renn, Felix Maurer, Burnnrd Adams.
Low:r Muhonoy. Michael Emoiich.
Jackson. Samuel Malick, John Otlo. Levi
Drnmheller.
Chilirqiwqut. William Krii-U. Joseph N.
Nest-itj William E. livin, Neal Caul.
Milton. Simon Randolph. William Fry
mire. Delaware. Samuel Finnev. D. II. Watsrm.
Lewis William Tweed, William C. Ellis,
l.fvi Gla.e.
Turbut. Peter Billmire.
Traverse Jurors.
Sunburii. Francis Bnclicr, (ieoigo liriulit.
Upper Augusta. Frederick Haas, Abraham
Sarvis, John Keefer,
Lower Aupiista. Jacob Kchr, TlKima3 L'p
deirralf, Jno. X. Conrad.
Shamnkin John Caseiuan, Isaac Titsworlh
Henry Leisenring.
Rusk Gen. A. Dickson, Isaau Woolvcrton
Stanley Gearhart, Jos. Kelly.
Coin. Washington Smiek, John Everitt,
Jos. Zurii, John Thompson, lMithael Deik,
Philip Stambach.
Upper Mahoiutp. Daniel line, Abraham
GeUl. Jacob Eitmaan.
Lower Muhnnoy Frederick Tsclioop.
Jackson. Wm Deppin.
Sorllmmberland. Thos. Wil hinjlton, C'lias.
Rey, Charles Little, Robert Martin.
Point. Thomas Vankirk.
Ckilisquntpte. Andrew Felzer, l'elcr Voris,
Abraham bantrer, John Miell, jr.
Milton Tims. Stiine. J,sse Derricksnn.
Dclawiire. Wilson Hutchison. James Itin
carson, John Work, Edward Druekemiller.
James Oaks, Wm. MeWilliams.
Lewis. Rudolph Ilnntsinp-cr, Anderson
Dennis, Aaron B. Arlman, Daniel Derr, David
Johnson.
Petit Jurors
Sunbury Jacob Cable, E. V. Briyht. Ed.
Gass, Caleb Fisher.
Lower Augusta Wm Bloom, Wm 15 Sil
trerwood, Daniel Hohebach, John Foy.
Shamukiii. Jesse Campbell, Asa John.
Jttsi John Case.
Lower Malioiioy. Charles Urosious, Benja
min Trefio.
Jackson Jacob Philips, Geo. Il..pner.
Northumberland John Adams.
Point . Wm. L. Cook, Thos. Thatcher.
Chilisqituqitc. Jacob Kramer. Daniel J. Can!
Milton John Frick, Wm. Fillnian.
Delaware. Jackson Gullv, James Arm
strong, Thomas D'Armand, Tims. Kirk, David
Knhns, Win. Beard, Thomas McKee.
Lewis. David MeGnie. Michael lirobst,
Samuel Russel, Amos Klaze.
Turbut. George Reili, Martin Billmyer.
LIST OP CAUSES
FOR triril in tlie Court Coinmon Pleas of Nor
thumberland County at November Term
IS 19.
Jacob Shiti
Jacob Rccd
Danville & Poltsville
Kail Road Co.
Win & R. Fcgcly
Isrnel (iiiti'liiis
Wm. Marks
Uradv for Muydcr
Frederick Keener
John Carver's heirs
(udrew Garvcr cl ul
Robert M. Clark
Henry II. Burr
John McCiiiuis
Lewis Cressmaii cl al
La'ch Stroecker
Jacob Ilousrl & wifo
Jonathan Purscl et al
Eleanor Kind's adin'rs
D. Houts for J. Buiiud
Hanie lor Mathews
Peter Hu hter's ex'rs
Peter Erw iuc
Ann Myers
R.ichucl McCarty
Jucob W. Scitzinecr
R. Goodman & the
Com. of Penna '
vs
vs David N. Lake et al
vs Hauood & Snyder
vs fleore Heckcrt
vs John Porter
vs John McGiitiis
vs (i (iianl & Garnishees
vs Win. Avres
vs Leah Stroecker
s same
vs Isaac Ijrown
vs Win. Mi'Cu'sadm'rs I
v Wm. Stark
vs Jacob Kulil's e'rs
vs Jacob llolliiian
vs Philip Houtel admr's
vs Jos. H. rt J, Kline
Vs Jacob Wcik
vs Ilcrriiigtcin & Giltnro
vs Conrad (iiltucr
vs Dodw & Barret
vs John Jacob Weike
vs Di'wavlct Jordan etal
vs ElizalviU Weitzcletal
Vs I.euh Stroecker
Win; & R. fcgcly & Co. vs John Shissler
Noah S Mackey vs Samuel Finney
Thomas Keener vs Nanuii 1 lil.dn
Mows I'IiuiuIk ','lairt vs Thomas is. Msckcv
D. lloats for W. H. Fryniirc vs Isaac Brown
bianiuel Boudlnan vs Jacob Ilovvcr
V. S. Dodge for Moor & Riddle vs W. ci K.l-Vgvly
Sarah Reed vs Eleanor Kccd's adm'js
Jacob Karchncr
vs David Fry mire et al
vs A. Rliawn
vs Ira T. Clement
vs Predvrirk Haas
Jacob W. Pfouts
Jacob Wcimcr
John llower
Aaron Reply
Palmer B. Johnson
Chus. W. Richards
David Miller
vs Ira T. (.'lenient
vs Jumcs While
vs Joseph Pettit
BilliiiKton, Buyers et
Hunter
vs A. J. Feticr
v J. et M. A. Sweney
vs J. Wynn ct J. Vansaiit
vs Jacob LeiKcnring
vs Jacob Caliel
vs Robert W Prum
VI James Drum
vs Cornelius ISmith
Chas. G. Dott
Jacob P. Miller et al
S.lruh Hover et al
Win De Puey
Wm H Thompson
Mary Snyder et al
same
Joseph Vandyke
Pontius ir I hoinpson
vs Samuel R Wood
John 1 nicl'hersott
vs 8 Snyder, M Snyder et al
Com. for Saial Furman vs AJm JorJn
M Sweney 4- wife' vs Michael Miller .
li U Montgomery vs Koborl AtcuortnicK
John B Miller vs John B Boyd ex rs
Wm L Dewart vs Noruiuniberland couuty
Robert McCay vs Eward A KuUucr
J. P. SbulU va Jacob Weike 4 wife
Jaeob Philip vs Goarge L. Weimer
4 b Lawrence adm r of
vs Peter & D Weimer tl al
Sarah Leighou,
John Hartman vs F Burkenbina adas'r
J Clavtoufor J MeWUIiam v Jolm Bower .
r. O'Donnell Cut Wru V Nagle vs John Diver
Com'wealth for J Kroh nl'A Billtngtoa 4- kail
Henry W, tnyder va Wm F Wafenseller
Oha F teasanu va Jams & Wm Row
' JOHX TARNSWORTH, frgtk'rf
Proihoualary ' ofiloa
Sunbury Oct. 13, 184
THS NEXT LEOISLATlHE.
The following is complete list of die tiaitt
legislature new tnetnbera are tnarlied with
a star (;) Dtmoorats in Romati",; Vfbigi in
Italics :
SENATE. , .
1. Philadelphia CiyBen)ainin MattKatf
William A: Crabb; , -
2. Phlladelphitf Cotjt'y Thoa. 8. FeK
non, Thbl. fl. Fotayth, Peltg-. B. Sentry.
3. MohtgomeJosHua T. Jvjne. (Denr
gain.)
4. Chester afld Delaware H. Jontt
Brocke.
5. Berk Henry A. Muhlehberg
BucksBennrrtm Malon.
7. Lancaster and tcbanoti-os. Jfohtg'
fiiuiJicr', J3dnl. Sin.
8. Monroe, Carbon, Scnuylaill1 aftd1 Pike'
Charles Frsiley.
9. Norihanipton and Lehigh Conrad Shi'
mer, (Dum. gain.f
10 Sus(uehannah, Wayhe and Wyoming
Francis B. Streeter.
11 Bradford an'd Tiogi John W. Guern'
sey.
12. Lydoming,' Clinton', Centfe' and Sulli
van Win. F. Packer. (Dem: gain.)
13. Luzerne ffnd Columbia V. Best.
14. Northumberland and Dauphin R. Mi
Frick.
15. Cumburiaiitf and Perry R. C Stcrrett;
16. Mifflin, Juniata and Union. J. Cun
nitigiuHi. 17. York -Henry Fulton, (Derri. gain.)
IS. Franklin and Adams W. R.Sadler.
19. Huntingdon, Bedford and Blair Alex
aiuler A'ing.
'30. Armstrongj Cambria. Indiana and
Clearfield Augustus Drum.-.
21. Wes'.mcreland and Somertet Isaao
Ilutis.
2J. l''a) file nnd Green Maxwell M'Cas
liu. 23. Washington G. V. Latcrenct;
24. Allusdieny nnd Butler George Darsic,
Wm. Jl. Daslctt
25. Heaver and Mercer David Sankcy.
20. Crawford and Venango J. Porter
Brawlty;
27. Erie Johti II. Wulk'r.
2S. Warfen, Jefferson, Chtridn; McKeart
und F.Ik Timothy Ives.
iKim-: OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams Diim'i'I .1. Smystr.
Allegheny Jonas K. M Clintock; iniliurH
F.sp'y, John Miller, R. t. Walker.
Armstrong John S. Rhey.
Bradford Chas. Stonkvi-ell, Joseph C. Po
well. Bedford Jolm tess-na, Samuel Rbbinaon: (
Beaver- John Allison, Wni. SniiiL
Berks Daniel Zerbey, Wm. BhatTnerj
Alex. S. Feather, John C. Evans:
Blair t'Aos. H. Kblkead.
Holler J). B. Vrower.
Dueks Etlwiud NiekleSon; Hiram A. Wil
Hams. JunUs Flowers.
Crawford lieiijavun D. David, Anson
Leonard.
Centre and Cletilfield John B.Meek, Win: ,
J. llt-iitpliill.
Chester Duiid J. l!cnti John Atker, John
A. liowci.
Columbia Wi n;. P- Fortnry.
Cumberland Henry Church; thorhai C;
Scouller.
Cambria Wm. A. Smith.
Delaware imtifs J- Lewis.
Dauphin John E. Ruthfrfordi tnoinai
Duncan.
Erie James C. Rcid, LeffeA Hart.
franklin Wm. Raker, John MLcan.
Fayette James P. Downer, Joseph fet
Grlliiii.
Green Lewis Roberts.
Huntingdon -liigiMlu A;. Cornjn.
Indiana Wm. Evans.
Jefferson, Clarion and Venango Jdhd 8.
M'Culmonl, John Hastings.
Lebanon Mu W. A'iliiiiftr.
Lehigh and Carbon--Robert tloli, Baniiiel
Marx. 3
Luzerne John N. Conyngham; Andrew
lleamnuiit.
Lancaster AndreU) Wcde, Lewis lturford,
Robert lialdwin, Jacob Xissly, A. Scott Etc
Lycoming, Clinton and Potter-Wm. Brin
dle.'Wm. Doiiii.
Mitilin Alex, tlibboney.
Montgomery David Evans, Wm. T. Mor
risou, Win. Henry. .
Mercer John Hogp, Morris Leech.
Northumberland John B. Packer.
Northampton und Monroe James M. for
ter, Michael Meyer?, John D. Morris.
Perry David Steward.
Philadelphia citj---IVioitJ C: Steel, George
II. Hart, Charles U'Xeill, Jesee R. Burden,
Craig Riddle.
Philadelphia county Thos. K. Fiilletter,
Fayette. Pierson, Joseph C. Molloy, Wash
inyton J. Jackson, Richard Sirripson, Wm. H
Snuder, Henry lluplet, Sylvester Cridtand.
Scliuj Ik Ul Nicholas Jones, William J; Dob
bins. Somerset Henry Little.
Susquehanna and Wyoming Sidney B.
Wells, Ezekiol Mowry.
Tioa Jeremiah Black.
Washington Jonathan D. Leet, tbomaa
Watson.
Westmoreland Harrison f . Laird, John F
M'Culloch, Joseph GufTey.
Warreu and M'Kean G. W. Sconeld.
Wayne and Pike Tho. R drier;
Union and Juniata J?Ii Slier; Jokn Mc
Laueklin.
York Edmund Trone, Jacob
S. Halde
man, Alex. C. M'Curdy.
axcAriTutiTioii.
Dfrtt.
Seuate, IT
House,
Whig.
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41
T6
58
67
bani. maj. on joint ballot, 1
Thi Blent Sot o a Womam. At tha
Bourbon (Ky ) Agiicultural Fair, hsitd) ft
Tuesday last, Mrs- Chapman. Coleman, dangk
ter of Go. Crittenden, received the- pramluan,
a $100 cup, for the beet silk quilt, mad
wiih her own hands It ia a wholeaom ins
die-alien to ladic contending for rr0M
""Ul i Vnanufacturei. .
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