SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
CHESCENT CITY.
w 1 , ,,, '
NI MONTH IATKII Q CAHrORNlA
Oat Milium and a Italf in Chid Dust En
.tvanging Actountsfrom th Mines Execu
tion on Board umtca istaies rrtgatt Damn
fuJtTke Ship! Susan 0. Owensand Mason
mt San Francisco.
New York. Dec. 71 1 P. M.
The steamship Crescent City, Captain Stod
dard, arrived here about noon, brings dates
from San Francisco to the 2d of ISovember.
- Tho Crescent City has on board 160 pas-
engers, among whom Is J. P. Judil, Minis
ter to the Kins of the Sandwitch Islands.
The Crescent City has in freight one mil
lion ofdolldrt in gold dust, in addition to
about four hundred thousand dollars in Ibe
hands of passengers
The news, generally, from California, is
unimportant.
The accounts from the mines continue en
couraging, gold was still found in abundance.
, The health of the miners is generally good,
with the exception of some who are subjected
to alight attacks of dysentery.
It is estimated that there are at least 80,
000 persons at the mines.
Vessels continue to arrive in large num
ber from, the United States and all parts of
Europe. There are now about 100 British
Vessels in the Bay of San Francisco.
Thirteen hundred passengers passed through
Chagres on the 25th and 2Glh ult.
There are now over 100 passengers at Cha
gres awaiting passage to California.
The Isthmus is perfectly healthy and tra
velling good.
A naval execution took place on board the
United States frigate Savannah on the 23d of
October. A sailor was hung at tho yard arm
for making an attempt to murder one of his
officers. The names of tlio mutineers were
John and Wm. Black, both Englishmen, ship
ped some time since at Valparaiso, in the
United States schooner Ewiug. There were
five persons implicated, but the above named
men having confessed the crime and ack
nowledged their guilt, tho other three were
sentenced to hard labor for the remainder of
their term of service, viz : three years.
Tho constitution for the State of California
has been as-reed upon and published.
Among the passengers in the steamer Cres
cent City is the Hon G. P. Judd, Minister to
His Highness the King of thn Sandwich Is
lands, accompanied by Alexander Lahihiho,
heir apparent to the Hawaiian throne, and
his brother, Lot Kainehamheha. The object
of Mr Judd's visit !o the United Slates and
Europe at this period has reference to the
lato outrages of the French at the Sandwich
Island.
It is reported that tho cholera i carrying
rff from twelve to (ifleen persons daily at
Mazatlan.
U. S. bri Gen. P.itterrn sailed from Co
lumbia River nb"iit ihu 15:h Oct. for Vancou
ver1 Wand. lWitjir Geu. P. F Sniilu was
an board.
The Stale CoiW-utiiiii held at Monterey
foi the purpose of framing a constitution com
pleted its labois on the 13th ult., the result of
' wkiuh, having been already published, will
bo submitted to the people on the 13th inst.,
lo be voted for or against. The document
kai evidently met with universal approba
tion. The travel and trade to auJ from Sacra
mento i immensft, and now more than one
hundred vessels are regularly and profitably
employed between the two places.
Politics appear to be flourishing in Califor
nia, accerding ti the Herald's San Francisco
correspondent, and the old party lines are
toleral'.y tightly drawn. The politicians are
moving in the matter of the election of a
' S, Senator. Colonel Fremont is on both
et for U. S. Senator. Thois Butler
will get the Whig nomination on the
ticket with Colonel F.
"wian, Mr. Halleck, Gen. Green, and
if others, are aspirants from the oppo
rty. For the olKce of Governor, Peter
irnitl, W. M. Stewart, V. S. Sherwood;
Lieut. Governor, J. McDjugal, F. J Lip
pitt ; for Representatives to Congress, EJ
vard Gilbert, (editor of the Alia California!),)
Rodney M. Price, G. YV. Wright, L. Dent, I
W. Shauuoa, and others. 7 he lugs have
not pnblicly made their choice for the above
officers.
A correspondent of the Herald, writing j
from San Francisco, says :
"The arrival of ships from the United
States havo been limited, but we have large
numbers fiom Asia, the coast, and other
countries. The number of Chinese arriving
ia enormous; they are brought in cargoes by
English vessels, and sold as servants to the
Sest bidder, on the Cooley system, a shade
San absolute slavery. This h a fpwies
that will soon get its quietus from
government.
:e new fast getting to be a quiet,
ng, social and domestic people en
r soirees, concerts, theatrical per
, balls, and tea paities, with a
now and then of erim. tons., di
.1 elopements. Our fashionable cir
3 been graced recently by tho ap
.e .of some five or six celestial ladies
:bem, to say nothing of the almost
Id it ion from lhe folates, Mexico, Peru,
jili, and even urqpa.
"There if a degree f confidence and cer
tainty in business operation thai lias been
iipknowo heretofore in San Francisco; things
sue gradually settling down to a proper stau
dard. and affair ia all branches of trade are
fast assuojine a healthy appearance. The
bubble, if 1 ran be so called, from all ap-
mttrwtf, will outlive its worst enemies.
PLACER INTELLIGENCE.
Smmlock'i Diggings, Mariposa, Sept. 27.
We mutter about 1300 strong in this neigh
borhood. and 500 Texians are daily expected
This ia unquestionably the place for "big
t bank," but let me instruct you concerning
iheet.
-thj tlnoa by ft man namea euer-
m three mo
njpany of 70 Mexicans,
Jock, who, with
vr? hire. The work
wmiMMsrp- ..,whe.e. Iu
W3 , 4 Weil ill T.t
eight day, three men look out 67 pounds of
pure gold ( and last week two men took out
in two days 29 pounds from a spot neat my
camp. ;
Sherlock "has gone lulo the mountains, no
one knows where, and we have elected a
new Alcade) who, the day of his Installation
into office, issued an order for all Mexicans
to decamp, which they did forthwith. We
11 intend to winter hero, as we can easily
make comfortable quarters. This place is
distant 11 miles from Fremont's discovery,
and is much the richest of the two deposits.
Many large pieces have been recently found
here, averaging from 1 to 8 pounds, pure
gold. The finest pieces usually nro worth
about 60 cents, so yon perceive this is the re
gion of "big lumps."
THE PROSPECT DVMNa TUB WINTER.
. A correspondent of the Courier, writing
from San Francisco, says:'
The tide of emigration is rapidly turning
homeward, and sailing vessels for Panama
are filling up more readily than did tho same
ships on their departure from the States.
Comparatively few will return, enriched, but
by far the greater number must come back
to their father-land impoverished and dis
heartened. I wrote very disparagingly of the mines in
my last correspondence, but the homeward
emigration for the next three months will
fully substantiate my opinion. The sufler-
tni's in Caliloruia during I lie approacliuig
winter cannot bo estimated. The first heavy-
rains will drive thousands of miners from the
mountains into the cities in hopes to procuie
shelter and employment. By the middle of
December tho avenues to the mines will be
closed, and of courso the demand for labor
will nearly cease during tho rainy season.
Imagine, then, the condition of a crowded
population, dependent upon their labor, re
ceiving daily accessions to their numbers by
fresh nrrivnls, unsheltered, sick, idle, and
with too fair a prospect of a general failure
in provisions and breadslufls, and you may
draw your own conclusions.
Provisions of nil kinds have risen enor
mously within a week, and the market is
quite destitute already of flour and pork, the
two great staples for the miners. The sup
plies for tho immense number who purpose
wintering in the mines is also very limited,
and my own opinion is, that in three weeks
after the roads close, thousands will bo com
pelled to leave the mines and return to Sa
cramento city, Stockton, or San Francisco, to
procure food.
SIX' CESS FIX KF.W YORKERS.
A parly of ten from New York, turned the
current of a small stream, aiid they gathered
tho first day an average of $1500 in gold
dust each. They then continued thoir labors
for fivo weeks longer, and the result was an
average of 6100 per day, foi each man.
Corrcspondr "re of tlie Journal of Commerce.
S..N FKAStlSlO.
Sam FiiANcisco, Nov. 1, 1840.
This city is rising like magic. The change
that a few weeks has effected, is truly mar
vellous. I nt? peruiauefii jitiiui.iiiiiji uaiiuut vv muni,
if anv under 30.000. Three months
SlllCe It I
.
was 5U00. Ml is bustle ; business brisk, and
large store houses, of two and threo stories,
rising in many direction. Kveiy person has
enough to do ; for all can do something.
Money for all piaclicable uses is abundant, (I
know nothing of speculations.) ud within
the reach of all.
Wages are high, and such a country for a
poor man has not been discovered iu our day.
The noise of the hammer and saw never
ceases, while day light exists ; so the con
stant chink of money is heart!, pass which
way you may, 1 never go into a house or an
office, that I do not see it.
Truly, as in the days of Solomon, silver is
counted of but little value.
Expenses, too, are hero enormous, but are
freely paid. Whatever bill is charged is
promptly paid, and no words expended.
Time, they say, is money, and this is a fa
vorite maxim here. The mines are produ-
cing well, anil will continue to, for many
years to come. TIUs it c truti-.
Vast numbers have failed, but the causes
of failure were too obvious. Tho sickness iu
lhe interior has been appalling; deaths nu
merous, aihl under peculiarly aggravated cir
cumstances : but this has ever been expected
by lhe reflecting, as inevitable, crowdii
ig, us
tie jmmigraiits Ji, into a malarious coi
country,
during the heat of summer, and with systems
already reduced by long voyages or journeys.
The talo is a houiblo one, and is yet to be
told.
THE PAUKMAN CASE.
The Boston Mail, of Thursday, speaks of
the following discoveries having been made
at I'rofessor Webster's house :
Oiviiur. to information, obtained, it is said
by some person employed at the jail over
hearing' a conversation between Piofessor
Webster and his counsel, officers Clapp and
Hopkins were despatched last evening to
make a general examination of the house of
the professor at Cambridge.
Mrs. Webster received them politely, and
interposed no objection to lhe search. On
opening Prof. W.'s private desk, they dis
covered beneath a quantity of other papers,
tlu idtttticul note for $187, which Professor
Webster mm stated he took up on the Friday
that Dr. Parlman was last seen to enter the
Medical College. So far as the finding of this
note is concerned, it only corroborates what
Prof. Webster has stated in regard to taking
it up. But a further search produced evi
dence of a more startling description.
Also, another note pautcbie to Dr. Parlman,
for S2400, dated in 1847, ond becoming due in
1851.' The note was secured by mortgage.
We could not learu the mouth or the day of
the month the note was dated, but the fact
that a note for tho above sum, running five
years and payable in 1831, was yesterday
discovered among Prof. Webster's papers, it
true and beyond question. The back of this
last named note contained uumerous endorse
ments, but to what amount, or whether sufil
cient to cover the facenf it we have not been
able to learn. ' Another statement is, that the
note n'Bi fully liquidated by the eudorse
mentt on tho buckand that the note for 1487
was the ouly demand V-bich Or, Frkroan
held against the accused on the day ho mys
teriously disappeared. .
During last week several checks drawn by
Dr. Webster, on the Cambridge Bank, were
presented at the counter of that institution
for payment, but the teller's invariable an
swer was, '-Mr. Webster has no money here,
nor has ho had for some time." We were
shown a check yesterday, drawn in favor of
Mr. Cumrfiings, blacksmith, in Cambridge
street, for $9 15, that was refused some ten
ilnys since.
The Transcript of Friday says : . -We
learn that the facts quoted yesterday
fiom the Mail in regard to the notes found ut
Dr. Webster's house were not fully stated.
One note for. 8400, duted 1842, was pnst due,
cancelled and filed away. It had no endorse
ment, and had, to all appearance, been taken
up by payment or renewal.
Wr.h regard to the secontl note due in
1851, which was for S2400, and endorsed, it
is believed to have been secured by a mort
gage on Dr. Webster's mineralogical Cabinet,
which cabinet was sold within a year for
$13000, to an association of gentlemen, who
presented it to Harvard College. The fair
presumption and belief is, that the note was
prepaid, on the sale of tho cabinet.
Thus far tho public suspicion appears to
have run in one direction; but by the follow
ing from the Cambridge Chronicle, it will be
seen that something may be said on the other
side :
There are many circnms!ancrs, which, if
properly consuleretl, tend mucli to relieve
the terrible position of Piofessor Webster.
Not only has no positive evidence been
brought to show the agency of Prof. W. in
the death of Dr. P., but many of tho strong
facts already are piovetl to have no founda
tion. The spots of blood said to havo been
discovered upon tho floor and stairs, is found
to be only tvbacco juice! Tho pants, with
Prof. W.'s name upon them, ami stained
with blood, are those which ho wears in his
laboratory, stained with acids! Tho tin box
ortleiedut Waterman's, 3 feet long, dwindles
oonle 13 indies lonir, 18 wide and 13 inches
tleep, and of such description as another in
dividual stales lie has often made for him.
As to the matter of the receipt which has
been so much insisted upon, who ever heard
of a receipt being given on the payment of a
note.
That any individual should have known
him to be at the Medical College late on Fri
day night, when ho is known to have coiuo
home early and been engaged iu spending u
social evening with Judge Fay and other
friends, is, to say the least, remarkable.
Ant! it is no lets remarkable that the janitor
of the college, or any other individual, should
have observed such unusual appearances
about his rooms, as to have excited their
suspicious, not only when ho was thus ab
sent, but so soon after the disappearance of
Dr. P., and only divulgo those suspicions at
so late an hour. How great importance is to
bo attached to the pretended secrecy of Prof.
W.'s apartments, may be inferred from the
fact that it was the duty of the janitor to take
care of the entire buililiiig. and of course had
ready access to each room. A gentleman
...i... i ,1... , .1 ... i ...(.,,.. ,.,i..i,,.
t iiilu lilt; ivi1113 uiij uuui u licit iiiuj
.,co.r...l i.u t ...t 1... uv-in.i....i 1 u liii.ka iv. .-
ticulaily, and presumed fiom their const iuu
tiou. there could be no ilitHculty iu finding a
multitude of kevs to fit them.
THE PARKMAN CASE.
It has been discovered, by a careful com
parison of the letter taken to Marshal Tukey
bp Eli Kinsley postmaster of East Cambridge
with a piece of paper found iu a desk either
at the room of Professor Webster or at his
house, that the pieces exactly matched. The
letter alluded to was written on a piece of
white wrapping paper, and was enclosed in
an envelope of a piece of yellow wrapping
paper. We publish it for the benefit of our
readers. It is an important link in the evi
dence: "Dr. Parkman was taken on board the ship
Hercules, and this is all I dare tell you for
fear 1 shall be killed. I wus one of the men
at East Cambridge. 1 took his watch, and
as I was going along the road that leads to
the long bridge to Huston, I threw it over, for
fear 1 should be delected. Boston Herald 'th
Mrs. AVuiWTEit, wife of Prof. Webster,
is a niece of l'rescolt, the historian.
M A It It 1 K U.
In Milton, on tho4lh inst., by the Rev. F.
Rulhraulf, Mr. Jusevii Anustaut, to Miss
E.L1ZA bCKUKHT, Liolll Ot iNllllUll.
Iii Milton, on luo oil) inst., by tlie same,
Mr. Simon Lomiok. to Miss Mauy Catiia
hink Smith, both of Point township.
On the 2Jd ult , by tlio Rev. Win. I. Bun
ker, Mr. Jos. Evekitt, of Norlh'd county, to
Miss Massly Lamisos,oI White Deer Valley,
Lycoming county.
In Danville, outlie i'snn un., ly ine same,
Mr. Alexakpku Ik(t, to Miss Mauy A.
Kownovkh, ull of Danville.'
i i i:
In Shiiinokiu township, on t!iu 1st inst.,
HANNAH, wife of Ciduon Kline, sged 27
year.
At her residence in Danville, November
30th. 1849, Airs. I A 1 HAULM-- AlUUi;..
consort of Asoy Moore, iu the 63d year of her
aae.
In Milton, on Ilia 7tn insi., airs, r aa.m,
wife of Stephen Wilson, uged about 43 years.
ocil vErabe.-
Sunbuky, November 30, 1819.
Amount of coal brought to Sunbury over
the Danville and Pottsvillo. rail road, from Ihu
Stuimokiu mines: Tons.
For the last week, 5.")3
Per last report, 17741
Total.
18294
fclje iHarket
rBIXBEXBZA MABKET.
, Due 11, 1849.
Wheat Prime Pennsylvania reds are
held at SI 03 a J 05 and white at S 1 llaSl 13.
Rr i Sales of Penna. at 62 a 65c, and
Southern at 60c.
CoaK. Old yellow is worth 58o ; new 49c;
white 54 a 66 o. . .
Oats. Southern Oats are held at 29 a 30 ;
Penna, 35 a 36o.
Whiskey. Sales in khda al 2To and bbls
57 1 cents. - - i
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
CorrMed weekly by Henry Master.
Whkat. . 100
Rri. ' 66
Cnnv. 80
Oats. . 37
Dcttkii, . . . . 16
Erin. i - 9
Pork. S
Ki.AXr.isn. ... 125
TaHow. . . . 10
Dskswat. 35
Flat.- . ..'1.8
KtiKitiiFnt. ' . . . 10
Dnm Arian. . ... .62
Do. I'kaciiss. ( ' . 200
RRCslSTKtt'S llCti
WJOTICE is hrrrby Riven to all Lrjrnttrn,
X v l.-rptlitnm and oilier persona intrrcstctl in
the Estates of Hrnry Malirh, tloc'tl., settled by Iuk
Ailininistrittnr, IVtrr Mulitk; of Alirnlinin EiMer,
iloc (I., scttlril liy Ills AtlmiiiiHtrntor, John 8. Kis.
tcrs (Kiipplcnirntury acrouiiO of Alirnlisin Kim.
iinrrr, dci-'rl.. Kcttled hv his Excrutiir J.ihn F
Wolliiirjrr, and John Kinnimrrr ; (wrnnil mipplo
nicniiiry nrrnunl) ot John I'nre, tier it., rrtthxl
I'V his Ailininislrntor Daviil Marts, Eq.l of Anne
lrlnml, ilec'tl., snttlnl hv In Executor John Ir
land I of Mary Awl, itar.'d., st-ttlut liyjine of her
Administrators George C Wclkrr, Esq.; eflliurh
Mcd'inly, uVc'il., sotllnl by his administrator Wil
liam IIouspI of John I.iirhou, dcc'tl., settled hv
Ms surviving Executor Daniel lSrmilirran of
tilenner Heed, dec d., nettled hy her Adnnnmtm.
tors I'etrr Arnwine and Muntrn A. Keedi of Geo,
Stratum, ilcr'tl., settled hv liin Atlniiiiixtrator Wil
liam C Luwxon; of Juroli Keller, tlcc'd.. settled
hy his Executors Miilip Keller, Salomon Keller
nud Daniel Keller 5 oi,tuirrey I.acitzcll, dee d.,
settled by his Executor lie njaiiiin I.neitzcll j of
Martin Wesver, dee'd., settled by his admixtrator
William 11. Mueiu-h; That the Exectitnrs and
Administrator of Raid Estntei havo filed their
account s with the Kcginter of Korthtimhcrlund
county, and Hint the same will be presented to the
Orphans' Court of said county on TUESDAY the
win ilny ot January next lor confirmation and al
lowance. JOHX P. PKnSEL, Register.
Register's OIFtcc, )
Sunbury, Dec. 8th, 1819. J
THE rX!3FX.E'S VADE-MECUM
, COMPRISING A COLLECTION OFOVKR 200
VA1.UAHLE RECIPES,
In the Vsrfnl and Interesting Arts with a few
Simple nnd Curlmis FxirrlmiMil in
CIIKMISTRY :
INCM-DINO Med H int's, Perfumery, Chemistry
Cookery, Farriery, Dying, Confectionary, Do
mestic Economy, etc. etc. etc. Price 6 et., for
sale by ' HENRY MAsSSEK.
iSuiihiiry, Dec. 8, ls!9.
Efttalc r Mary .tlnorc drr'd., and
Jacob III wore, dee'd,
JV OTICE is hcreliy iriven, Unit letters of ntlmi
' niRtratiou on said tlt-ceasetl's estates, have
heeii unrated to the milist-rilier. All persons hav
ing claims nonius! the estates, are requested to
present them for examination and settlement, nnd
those intk-lited to the estate! lire requested to
make imnietliatelv payment.
PETER MOORE.
Lower Augusta, Dec. 8, 1841).
In ihe. mailer of the, exceptionsio the account
of Cutiarine and Rebecca Painter, Exe
cutors of Miry Puinter, dee'd.
rjlHE suhscriher appointed auditor by the Or
A plums' Court of .NortliumlK-rlantl county, in
lhe almve matter, hereby notifies all persons inter
ested, that he will attend lo the duties of his ap
pointment on Saturday, the SSd day of December
1H4!1, at 10 o'clock, A. M., ut his ollico in the
borough of Snnbnrv.
CHARLES J. HUCNEU. Auditor.
Sunbiiry, Dec. 8, 184H
n r.SPECTFrLLV informs the cilizcii of
Danville nnd the public at larce, that he list
located in I'anville, and is now prepared to prac
tice Metlii ine and Suruery in all ils various bran
ches. He will operate on nil the various forms
of blindness, cross eyes, club feet, harelip, c left
palate, nnd attend to the extraction of tumors,
amputation of limbs, and all other surtricnl dis
eases. His collection of instruments comprises
nil instruments in nu-drni Surgery, of the latest
improvement and finest finish. He flatters him
self that many years' practice nnd cxH-ricnt-e will
be a sufficient guarantee to those who may feel
dispocd to employ him.
His residence is nearly opposito the .VohIcow
nj J!iiitings, and next dour to Isaac Roscn
bamu's store, in North Danville.
Dauvillo, Dec. 1, 1819 ly. -
ORPHANS' COURT
SALE-
N pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northuinlicrland county, will lie exposed to
Public Sale uu Saturday the Vl'Jlh day of Decem
ber next, at the house of Mrs. W harton in Sunbii
ry, the following prorty to wit : A certain lot of
ground iu the Hoi-ouh of Sunbiiry, bounded on
the north by lot No tilt, on tho west by Witter
street, and on the South by lot No. 88 and number
ed iu the town plan -No. 87 communis one t
liitirih of an acre mure or lcs, whereon is erected
a two story lo(r House, rough cast, to which is at
tached a log kitchen, Ac., late the estate of Mary
Harder, (or Van Jlcrircr.) tlcc'd., now in the occu
pancy of Samuel Fetter. Sule to commence at
10 o'clock A. M. of said when the conditions there
of will lie umde known by.
HENRY UARTSHER, Adm'r.
Ev order of the Couit,
David Rockefeller, Clk O. C. J Dee. 1, 1819.
VENDUE,
or Ileal and I'eraonal Properly
( S Wednesday the 26th of December next, at
" ' 10 o'clock A. M.,at the late residence of Peter
Horn. ili.c'iL. in l.riur AiiirimtM l..U7.rl,l.. ...Ml
' , . ' " o t . ' ' " I
le oflcrcd for sale, Horses, Vusi;ons, Plough, '
Ifarroiv. hhccti. Hoirs. Coi-n nint f)nti l.v tU. 1
bushel, uiul (irain iu the ground together with
some Household furniture, one Ride, one bhot Ciun
Hay by the ton, &e.
Al.SO At the same time and place,
A Tract or Land,
containing; 118 acres more or less, on which tho
deceased resided, and on which are erected two
comfortable Dwelling Houses, one Darn, one
Stable, About 100 acres of said land arc cleaved,
and iu a pretty good state of cultivation. The
suid tract of land is about 6 miles below Sunbury,
and adjoins Henry Conrad, Henry Masser, Joseph
Folk and others. Terms of sale will bo mdo
knowu on day of sale, hv
HENRY BURNS, Ex'r.
Lower Augusta tp., Dec. 1, 1849 ts
" SIIElilEFS SaT"
BY Virtue of a certain writ of Fieri Facias to nis
directed w ill be exposed to public sale at tht
house of Jlenry F.ckbcrt, in the borough of Milton,
at 11 o'clock A. M., on Salurday the 32d of De-ct-Biler
next, the following real estate, to wit :
A rertain lot of ground situate in the borough
of Milton, between front street and the west
branch of tho Susquehanna river, beginning at a
corner of a lo of IS. Dicfl'enderfcr on Front street,
thence along-said street 80 fct-t, thence by a line
parallel willt the lino on the south side of said lot
of the said Solomon DiefTcnderfer, and extending
as far back westward as midway between high and
low watermark of said river thence up the said
river 30 feet to the corner of said lot of the said 8.
DielU-nderfrr ; thence by the line on the south
aide of the said lot of the said Kolomon Dietfcnder
fer to the place of beginning i it being the same
lot of ground which Keth I Comly, liy deed dated
December 1. 1843, granted and confirmed in fee
to Paul Dennett. Whereon is erected a large
two story brick dwelling bouse and store room,
with a brick kitchen attached and other out-build-uigs,
now iu the possession of Paul Uennelt.
JAMES COVERT, fehr'tt '
frhenfforfioe Rimburv, )
Cct. 1, 1619. u' i
"Winter Arrangement.
PHILADELPHIA AND READINO RAIL
ROAD, FROM PHILADELPHIA
TO POTTSV1LLE.
ON and after November 1st, 1849, the Pas
Rcnfrcr Trains will run between Philadelphia
nd Pottsvillo as follows I
Leaves Philadelphia at 8) A. M., daily except
Buiidnys. . . (
Arrives at Readintr At 11 1Q.
Arrives nt Pottsviile at 13 AO.
Leaves Pottsviltcat 8J A. M. daily except Sun
days. Arrives at Rendini? nt 10.
Arrives tit I'hiladclphia nt 13 .10.
PARES. Pottsvillo and Philadelphia 8,60
ami 3,00 j Pottsville and liendint; 1,40 and 1,30
lfcailingnnd Philadel))hia 3,2 ft and 1,9(1.
Passengers cannot enter the ears unless provi
ded with Tickets,
There will I no Afternoon Train.
NOTICE. Kilty pounds of liarcunge will he al
lowed to each passenger in these lines; and pas
senders are expressly prohibited from taking any
thing a hatjiiuirc but their wearing apparel, which
will lie the risk of the owner.
liy order of the llonrd of Msnniirrs.
8. BRADFORD,
Nov. 21, 1849. Secretary.
HICKEY 8c TULL,
No. i;o ClicKiuit afreet,
(Opposite the Arcade)
riHLADELFniA,
IANIFACTfRER.S of their improved style
1 Elastic Steel Spring, Solid Sole Leather, and
Solid Riveted
which took the only first premium, awnrded by
the Franklin Institute nt their hist exhibition.
H. eV T. take pleasure in informing the travel
ling public, that they have now on hand, a beau
tiful nssortinent of llicir improved style of Solid
Sole Leather Trunks; Double nnd Single Folio
Trunks, of various styles; Ladies' Trunks, Va
lice Trunks Uolinct Eoxes, Cap Cases, Carpet
Rags, and an elegant assortment of superior En
nnieled Patent Leatluir Rags, with every articlo
ill their line of business.
lW Old Trunks Repaired or taken in exchango
for New ones. A LEY. L. HfCKEY.
RICHARD XV. TLLL.
Philadeliihia, Nov. 17, 181!).-
"OR PH AN t3'C6URT
SALE.
EN pursuance of on order of Ihe Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will hp exposed to
public sale on lhe premises, on Saturduv the 20th
tiny of Dcccinlier next, the following described
property to wit: The one undivided half part of
nil that certain
TRICT OF MM),
situate in Point township, and county nforcsaid.
Adjoining land of John Nixon, Leounrd Pfoulx
and others, nnd the North Branch of the Susque
hanna, containing in the whole, one hundred and
ninety-four acres nnd seventy-five perches; about
one hundred and sixty acres of which are cleared ;
w hereon nrc erected a large STONE HOl'SE and
a good F ti oik 13ahn with other buildings, the
land is ot the best quality. Late the estate of
William Lemon, tlcc'd. Sule to commence at 1 1
o'clock A. M., of said day, when the conditions
thereof wiU.be made known by
lH'Cai M'WILLIAMS,
By Order of the Court, Executor,
David Rockefeller, Clk., O. C J
Bunbury, Nov. 17, 1849. 7t
WILLFJT &. IliltllllXi'S
7HOLESALE Commission PAPER and
K Alt V AKEIIOLSE, No. 19 MINOR
Street, .Philadelphia. Where a general assort
ment of all kinds of Paper is kept, and for sale at
the lowest cash prices.
'ap, Letter and Printing Papers,
tc. on iiauu.
Plain nud ruled while Cups.
" blue "
Flat Caps.
Plain and ruled white Letter.
" ' bluo "
Blue and while Folios.
While and colored Printing Taper
Tissue Papers.
Shoe "
Wra piling"
Envelope "
Hardware and SreaUiing Paper.
Tar Boards.
Straw Boards.
Bonnet Boards.
All orders from tho Country will bo attended
to at the shortest notice.
All goods sold will l carefully packed, anddo
livered nf any place in Ihe city.
The hic-st cash price paid for Rugs, or ex
changed for Paper, as low its can be bought else
where. Please call and examine for yourselves.
Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 1849
"n7s. lawretb
Agent for the sale of Sonthworth Manufaetu
ring Co's. Writing Pap-rs.
Ware House, o. 3, Itliiiur street
FHXX.ADEI.PHXA.
100 '!!;''';' f the aliove superior Papers now
iu store, and for sale to trade ut the lowest
market prices, consisting in part of
Fine thick Flat Caps, 12, 14, 15 and 16 lbs.
blue and white.
Superfine Medium and Demi Writings, blue
and white.
Ex.ra super and superfine Folio Posts, blue.
8uM-rlinc Caiuiucrical Posts, blue and white
plain and ruled,
and while, plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and gilt.
Superfine and find Bill Papers, lung anil broad.
SuH'rlinc nud line Cuuuting-Itouse Caps and
Posts, blue and w hite.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, plain
and ruled, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, gilt.
Superfine Sermon Caps and Posts.
Kupcrlincd blue llaih Posts, blue and white,
plain and ruled.
Embroidered Note Papers and E.rvelupes,
Lawyer's" Brief Papers.
Superfine and fine Cajui and Posts, ruled and
plain, blue uud while, various qualities and prices.
Also, 1000 reams while end asserted Shoe Pa
pers, Bound Boards, while and assorted tissue,
Tea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted and blue Me
diums, Cap Wrapping, Hardware Papers, &c
Philadelphia, Nov. 24, IH10.
Valuable Hooks,
IIFE or Co u ikt, liKinlsomely hound, D'Ai
J Bit. Nt's HikTUIir or TUX Rr.rnttNATlOX,
Blawk Dai-books i-ii Lkiigkus, full bounded.
For sale at the publishers prices by
' H. li. MASSER.
Sunburv, July 14, 1819. ,
'S'lSSl E PAPER. Yellow Tissue paper for
1 covering glasses, &c, for sale at the otlicc ot
the Aiuericuu.
7 IN DOW CLASS, 8 by 10, forsalotv
V HENRY MASJiTEB
Stmhuiy, Jan STth, 1649- If.
R05E OINTMENT. A fresh supply of this
excellent article for Totter, ire., just received
and lor sale by HENRY MASJSlft.
Bunbury, July 58, 1849
riE AS, froifl tlie New York Canton and Pekin
X Tea Company, r or sale hy
J. W. FRJUNO.
Sunbury, Deo. X, 1848
I.
AY RUM. An excellent article for sal
by HENRY MASSER.
Suubury Jan. S7th, 1849--tf.
BLANKS.
m lylyu at tbs oiice of the American. .
, Groceries ! Groceries ! !
COLTOIY A, Co.
S. W. Corner Arch If 6th Street Philadelphia,
rFFEtt for sale to the Inhihitants of Sunbury
and vicinity, Family Groceries of the Very
finest quality consisting of
Extra Fine, Superior and Common Green and
Black Teas.
Coffees of all kinds and prices.
Sugars of every kind.
Rice, Farina, Pago, Hominy.
' All kinds of choice Pickles, Sauces, Ketchups,
Olive Oil, Preserves, cVc, warranted to be of the
very finest grades in the market and at the
cheapest rates possible.
; i4ll goods carefujly packed nnd promptly for
warded. COLTON & CO.
S. W. Cor. Arch &. Gth St.
riiila. Oct. 28, 1819 chc3m Iy my 20,
""e. hicks' J01TES7"
WHOI.KSAI.K TIKALKIt MANUFACTl'tlER OF
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE.
Importer of French Baskets Looking Glosses,
and Fancy Goods,
No. is North Second Street,
Between Market and Arch fets., under J. SinxKt
JonEs' Carpet Warehouse, two doors below
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA,
TJASon hand and is constantly receiving a
large and extensive assortment nf Combs.
Brushes, Fancy Gooils of every description, (too
numerous to mention,') Lookiurr Glasses of Gilt
and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches, Chairs,
&c.
BROOMS,
Shaker's Eastern Wisp and Country BroomR,
Window Blinds, Door Mats, Tubs, Buckets,
Churns, Washboards in fact, Wooden and Wil
low Ware of every description, nil of w hich will
lie sold low for Cash or City acceptance.
Merchants would save thcin:-lvcs much time
and trouble, by calling nud examining my stock
lieforc purchasing.
N. B. Looking Glasses, nrc insured against
Breakage to all parts of tho l.'nion, without extra
charge.
August S3, 1849. 3m
TICKNOR'S
COLUMBIAN SPELLING BOOK.
LING a progressive and Comprehensive Sys
tem of Ortliogriinv and Orthoenv. including
a variety of definitions, adapted to the uso of
Schools in the American Republic, by Almon
Tickuor, ft Teacher of twenty-live year's experi
ence, and author of the Columbian Calculators,
Practical Common School Mensuration, &c.
The attention of Teachers, Hchool Directors,
parents, &c, is invited to this new Spelling Book,
which conforms to the modem spelling and usages
in Orthography as being one of the neatest, cheapest
best arranged, and Is-tler adapted to the wants of
children, than any other published iu the I nilcd
Stats. It is what it purports to be, a Spelling
Book and not a Reading Book, and only reiuires
an examination on the part of Instructors of youth
to secure for it a universal introduction into the
Schools of the United Slates. Just published, and
for sale by IIi:nht Mahsf.ii, Sunbury.
Where Teachers ond Directors can procure
copies for examination.
August 4, 1849.
THE F.ill.UEK'.?
ENCYCLOPEDIA.
F.DITF.D BY liOFVF.HNF.ril F.MKKSf i.
BN ONE VOLUME, Royal octavo. 1103 pages,
lieautifully bound, containing, 17 fine plates,
ls?sides numerous Wood Cuts. Sold at about
one fourth the cost of tho English work, without
any Plates.
"The Farmer's Encyclopedia is a real treasury
of practical information, wherein the experience of
all aces and countries is carefully piistui vr to
the present day, ond admirably arranged for con
venient reference." Dr. Darlington.
"We arc fully convinced that such nn amount
of valuable knowledge for farmer can be found in
no other work in so cheap and convenient a form
Iu fact, no Fanner who pretends to be well inform
ed iu his profession, should be without this work."
New Gcnnessec Fanner.
An excellent work, fit lo Ik- distributed in pre
miums by Agricultural Socities. J. S. Skinner.
For sale at this Ollice, price !f'i.
Also, by E. XV. CAHK, Third street, opposite
the Exchange, Philadelphia ; and N. HICKMAN,
Baltimore, Maryland.
13 All Oukkus mi st ni acccmpaxied nr
tub C4.S1I.
July 14, 1S49. 3m
50.000 Victims livery Year
Fall a Prey to Consumption, Asthma
and Raising Dlooil, lloclic Fever
and A'iglit .Sweats.
ASTHMA AMI t-OXSl .MPTIOX.
I.. J. Ileal, III Drl.inri-y slrci t. guv it In liu .iM. r-lll-luw
wlm Imil lieiii mi inviilij I'.ir yesm from Amines ; to
another coiiFideml hv in congumpti.ni. It relieved llicni ut
unee, so lliat lliey travelled several hundred utiles.
fu'irnxo nuion
li uluiiys alarming. It Ini.ls to tho worst kiinl nf Con
uiiiitl -ii. Mini toilers urriateil in time i grn. r.illy Intnl.
Wurman's A ll-l IiuIiiik ItiUun is ihe licit reinrily known:
it heals the wouiuliil or ruplureil Uo. Ve.. ls ol'lhe lmi;s,
unit Iherehy rlteels a perinaiianl cure, while other rriu
ilielonly slop the l.lo-O l.jr the lime. A lew iloavs of
this llalsaui will KilislV the innsl skriiliral Unit it is the
lueilic inc retpiircd II has heen mi.esMiil in mum- ciinrs.
uisl Ihut t k wlit'te tlicy littd ftm itit't t nipiit ilfi'lnu. nr. us
nir.re pi'iiemlty fxiirt-sstvl, ll STV l)M I'TiON."
Ymmp Kn uis. r thfve r nihl,!lc ii-c, urc iu-.ru suhji et
tutht'st; (iltnckatimn tti it Red.
Vrwv eeiitx attd 1 u-r txttile.
Ur. Miritnin' I'oiifih uiul Wunu I.Kjicnp'on, nnJ Toor
Mmii'i lhatem. s ll n ntvive.
i'nnciitt tMiice 1W Niuuciti-Rtnirt, cw Virk.
SHEOAX'S
POOH MAN'S PLASTKIl
h:t cured nKre ram-i oC Rheiimnliitm. Vain iti lite Fak,
hnit; hihM'1is(. huniltatro ihhI WcdkntPn. titan Miiyappli
m tn hi ttmt Iijih iiwtrn4t(f iiiiiklr.tl( i f uiiriiK'ij'l-l r.iM-ul
tiuveattfniptinl to diinteriVi, it, ai.d vilm 11 t rt'ti-ii ih
ominiuitiiy m the ptiiiiiiie. -Ilv)tri o" ler ;tti -m.. j
Kfiiii-iiitit-r tlutt lite true uittt mi me l'lnii-r m kprtiut u(m n
reiitlirtli MiptT maile expri'fely for Iho piirjHiiiu unit rvery
e:e the nitniiitutc of Dr. Stimiuiu in printed iiprin tin hark
nf lhe lLiHtcr, uud the whole wn-iired hy tVpv it iiit. tii
oiliL-m are pvimine. Theref.re wlnaii yon w.mt h utiI pvnl
Shertiun'K Imr .Maii'a I'laMer, call at ihetuhce, lot .aau
wrt-et. ynd yo4j will mt lw diipviinted.
Itemed it t pniM-iiiUdire Kit :iitMustre't. N'fW-York,
wheie all lr. Stierman' Itizeim- uie a.ld. Mm Aut
Hre Mn. Hay, :il Fulton mreet. ilr H-klyii; 1 line -a,
Wilttumithurg ; umi RihIiIiii Sl (.', Bitloii, nuU
JOHV YOrXfi. Hiinhun.
M. A. McCA Y. Xoilhumherlttna
Xov. 10, tin ch elm w
FIRE PXIOOP CHESTS,
FOR BOOKS, PAPKUS, JKVEMlV,&c.
EVANS tSi WATSOX,
So. 90 North Third street, beticeen Arch and
Race, and 83 Dock street,
OlTOPITE Till: l'lIII.ADf.I.flllA KXCHANCE.
Patent Soap-Stone Lined and Krj
liole Cover
SALAMANDERS,
I IUK AM) THIEF 1'KOOF 1UUX rilLHTS,
Yarruteil Ui itand niorv Heal
i itt Alao latent AiroTIamber Iron
iittikiwiFTT- T lluuiajiv I liel iu una i tumirT.
I'liests, ItSW now ill um. They
slso cutiliiiue lo nwkti th unlina
rv Firs lr"ol. si very k'W pntM-s
....fc' - - V 'I
Ml -
' r.'t tauire Keys, wliieh csa be rtumgMl
rl Piitellt oi'Uirillulllllt MK-ks. With
Iile ill tsot every tiiue the Lurk is
used If de.ul4e. Thf U-m w poM sjainsl lit. inou
expert Tliieve,biinr'iiplil with lhe IWiii key-lKile
Cuver, Slid usuie very strui.e. they un..t bt bkisill ms-il
bv (iiiiiswilor. These lsicks are uiletslctl for UANkS,
S'rtlKKIS (tAFKS. . . ,
hmlmid lettet eopyuig presses, 6 re proof doors for Bsitks
"f'eieiu'sisle l.imil nefrijteralnrs. wtirrsntnt mperi.e la
all others. Water Filters, hhowef iiitlis of Ihe lt gust.
"Vv Persons wMiinf in purch ' f Wr.
tides, will plrsise (live Diem a call, as they sell chearstf
liuut any otber iu Uie l ulled "jj"";,,, FVAN,
Jolt ANMM JVATlO.N.
rbilaJtliih'ia, Koveiuhet 10, IMU ly
rolilt-'i Tooth Irbe Drops,
A most vslualilc cure for Toolh Ache. For
wle lv CiliOKCiB W. C'OBLB.
Fourth house tlsf " .. .
a in Water rrt
Ruiiburv, Pec. I, 1819
la all Chilatlsnlsed snil clrliltnt emintriea, hss rsuM-d a
Isrser iropoilii,n of ilemln thiin sny other inslsdy thai
smirts thn hmnsn tninilyi ami. enril within tii ysars.
there h not lieen any rrrlain rmtuig to tou Cle ileTasta
tion ol the destroyer, lint now . .
BRANT'S
I'ULMOMR
INDIAN
Ciirai vrrf many nf the most timntf marked and rtertl.
nped rnr ot Pulmnnarv Con-nmptinn riai tmdnhttd
cs.es of titrcrattd nnd Hitraivd I.I. M.'.V-ou. h knttint a.
e as were nrrer lielbni ruled .y anr nlhsr madiclne.
fo eirtery hiiprUit wnro soinn of llm stilirtrd perinns, as
to have been pronuuneeil hy phlihiant mid fri.-nds to be
sctimm.y I'ViNii. Some, who liij iheir biirlsUlothea
lll'l-tft, havii be.-n enreil. mid yet ItVfr others, who It WM
sni.l wouM not lire stn.thur dy, are now as well sad
hearty s they eer arera.
It imwnv s!l the rle.n.om nnd pnrlfylnf Tlrrnel
neaiiy nll puwcrlul aud active u the preparation which
H rail r
Bit ANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
Tli! d'-V. r, from tht bemu'e llii- posaetin mrm-ml otkir
; "' ," "-lii. il are pnulfarlf aJaylei to, and are autn-
? now.,.-),, to cure
Coughs and Consumptions,
. ni-en-f oi n pal.iioiifiry m-tun. enrh ditestw
V pruv tn fiiti.1 ut.der urdiinty titatuient w
thick lha ,
Brriisi, Throat, tnn. Rinl IJcurt
Thin RA l.SA W hmlt anil mm tlvri in tht I,ung$. and
rinr-nh-Te initmnllft. hn ctrtn'tnlf nnd tatilu h thu Ptai
rvivi Kx riiAt r cures nmt h-aU ulepra CJrtrrntiUv. 'ihla
H!f nn tires .inr. caf !' Cjuyh it mi Consumption out
of Ten. idler all oilier retnetiii's hiv failed to do good.
Thousand.g of Consumptions
rd rinir (ju$h, nhiinflftntl.T prnre Ift Hnfailin til.
ray m nn h tltM-a-'. nnd it tifultaihted enmtira xiwer.
hud pfi .th.rirr. hcHiiup piopcrtir'ii. in thn fnlluwina ewtn
pl iihtH n.itl iti-i nv vr. .: fyt'ttins of Plood, IHtfdinjf mt
tht Lunc, i' tiH in the flrrttM and .si.'ie. AiA( Svsnts, A'jr
rrta f '(;.; V'-t7rt of the Ifmrt, ( 'AoVra Infan
tum, liv-rutrn Mhd Stmmtr Complaints (a Children and
Auul', A-tkinn, and ALL
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS.
No rrinrdy thnt has been oftered to thn public hat vor
hren h'h'f rrrtain nnd rfrrtitnl in roTTtctintf ALL ihe ut
eiih'iif ni vnfinr.'fe nod irrrtruhrititm ot tha temnla acx, aa
HltAM S J'i LMOA h'Y HAI..SAf. It mnlcai Do al.f-ti-renei
w !i.-th'T Him il''i'unueiniiit ho ruyftrtttion. excess,
nr ii! her inrhlr-tt'al nW.e? it Ki;(;n.A I KS ALU, bf
ftrrrtjthtKlnj o fvU in. t?itaH:iHf fV rirrditliont and
tnothittv vtui ellttuiit NKKVoL'S 1KRITABIUTT. Sot
our I'amyhitt fur ii(M)f.
CONSUMPTION.
A Dying Woman Cured !
Wh f-titp tit rr. to jirnTp the potter to sate life, whan
tlii UA I.SAM i u ii, ev.'ii nltt-r the perann it considered
hy pivfti,-j,in mid Irii iiira to he hi the inf flag nt liaa
hciii .I y fivimr - nnd. In this t-ae, so far gone that ttaa
rhrou.f niiil bin iul d-y'hes were hmieht. Kr thf panic
turs nf th! vnn, nnd tho rcrpertaile nnd vntlnnLttd proof
nf n'I tin' ( irfuiii-ttniicej and lucU, wo rct'or t oar
v: vriii.Ki.-.
Tlii-i eur- wh rtTsTted on Mn. ZIRA DYKRMAH. of
'illstri'i j, par at n a (o , .V J. We can profe, bernad
a id'ii'ir. rrn : -t- tthnn-t equally ai hnpfh i. nnd nnu
mcrnbl cnv ot Cmvh uiul ('uitsttr.ij&ions CI' It which
were pn.nmitM'ril incurable l.y Bkillul phyuiait.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
i?ic the euro of Vr. Ifitbhard, of StHinfurJ, l,'t, and othara
Dyspepsia I
S. e ihe eure of T. $ It il oj, mrreuffnr f Attfra, Wjo
nriii; fo , N. Y., mid nmny mora, in our pMtnphh-U.
Dyseutexy & Summer Complaint
in ChV.Jrrn nnd A InUs ar atteavs rnrtd. Weakly Children
will b ci-nie f-hy. hralthv. and hearty, and trim rapidly,
hy the ime nt ' ihin I.AI.AM.
No nii.iher need ert-r ninuni th dentil nf her ehfld hy
C'tiflr:! I iiOnittitit, wlnht teething, if flRAyVt
Prr. Wfty.tlfY BALSAM hendniiiii-t. red. Itvhnald b
far aiici ruses, (fiven in lnrj.vr than. the ordinary doaaa.
LiJCIUP.3 a PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND
Th" loll.iv'n:: n un. J lrrlnri and Wvftrt'ssf baTV
l.l l. y reei.itinu-tiiM 11 KANT'S MKMCftKSl
l'r. X lit :; t:AH!, Stmnlonl. Iunn.
Ilr. .1. X. HMI I II, Wat. rMwn, N. V.
Iir. ihhsmas. i:i-j II.-nrT tr. et, Urouklrn, H. Y.
l'r. T M. HI'N T. Auburn. N. V.
Ilr. ii:. KIIANr-H. Mi.l.ll.-liiwn. Cobo.
nr. liKH. A. KO(ii:ils, BiulL N. V.
Dr. S. Winn-:. Fre.lTin. N. V.
Iir. t'. II. li.U.KNTISK. Ilvrnn. N. Y.
Hr. J (i. MIM-M AS. I sv.-"ltnil!e. V. T.
l'r. J. SKIXXKII. llvnn-'sr. linH.klTn, N. T
Ur. O. r:ilir.M.l.X. CVirllaml. N. Y.
1--OH f At.K HV JolinW. Friling, Simhnnr Pa.
.Mury A. MeC.iy
N 'iilmiubaralad.
.lohll 11. I(:'ie
ll.-nry J. Miueir.-r
K.lwaril A. Kmziier
Atlnii t onrlnl
llii-. flr Mety.riuiek,
A . V. 1. I'liiiiter.
J. I'. .MS'iu ,V f.,
Ilv;ir.l W lis' ii.
'riiorutoii ll.i'iver,
S J. ( 'rouse,
W. U. lii. klev,
Milton,
t
do
Poltserov,
iMelwcisiville,
Mllliey,
llitv'heaville.
New Iterlut,
T.ewisliurfr,
fVliusitnive,
Jtmivilte,
V.. V. l.-itz - Jolm R. Mover.
nl'umslinix-
1 i: li-n-TK mitl nnliTH iniii-t inj uitdresavd to Wullaca ts
t'o., Itui lro:'ilv.-iv. .'v Vork.
SiiiI.iii'vi July SI, l-ll ly.
Kquiiablc I.Uc IiiNiirance, Annuity
nnd TriiNt Company. .
OITirKTI WAIAfT PTHEKT, PHII.ADEI.rHIA.
Capital iiii,tiliO. Chastkr l'tsrsTCAt.
ri'lll' Conijviny lire ikiw prestreil to tranmet businaaa
t iijv'ii tin- in .M hih-rul uud udviiittniteoiia terms. Iltey
lire luit'i'inzed I'V tlieir elnirler (si-et. li) uto make al aita
e ery iiiiuninep uiM!rtaiuiiitr to lii'e risks of wlintever khtd
or iialure. and to leeeive mid extvute trusts, trctke etvlow
ineiiis. nn.l l i enuit ami pitrehitse uiuittities.'1 Iie Com
(viny s'!l mni'iiiiei nud ciiduwiiieiits, uud avt as Truatccai
I'or miiiom and heirs.
Table ot Premium rcimrnl for Ilia AssunttK-a of 8100 for
tiie wliolo term nf Lil's.
Ak. I Prem. Aye. I Pretn. Age. Prera.
in i rsi iii a m 40 1 3 as
17 I od Ui a 15 47 3 41
ii im at a .hi 48 3 8
111 I I VI i ai -7 4U 3 77
an i mi x a ii so im
ji i ti t .mi a in 5i 4 is
aa i nd 7 a 47 w 4 sa
l I in :li 8 51 S3 4 l
al I - 3-.I aitl 64 4 71
a-'i I 7il 411 a 71) 5A 4 Vl
-J'i I r 41 J H SI III
a; i mi 4a aia 67 is
as I. I 4 1 .101 68 6 61
J!l Its- 41 a 13 59 6 78
:io a "l 4r 3 aa eo U3
Tlii1. pri-iiiiuiiis are I'-ss than any other eouiuiy, and lha
poli' ii s :-.d" -id :re.iirr tulvanlai.ia. Tables of liall-yearlf
nud 'luarleriy .eiiiiiinip. ii:ilf eretlit rat.a of pn-muim, short
tcruis. j-niit lives, stirvivoriliips and tsskiwliieuta; also.
It nn "I' Appiie.iliou i' ,r wtiieli there are bbitk atieets1) ar
to 1 ltu.1 on nnplieali ti at ilie otlii-e, or by letter Iu thai
Agent, J. II. PI UUV, funl.ury.
liAru rott istuRiMi glut) 'Mi a siiif! Ufa
AKe. l-'or I viair. For 7 -cars. Pot l.ifa.
ao M pi 1 .10 ,
on p.j i. .10 a.m
40 I.J I.M ,7tl
so i.hi a.o7 a.u4
i'.l d,la 3u7 d,u3
I'.XAMi'LK A pen ni aiin 30 yoira next birth day, hjr
pn iii-r the t.'oinp-iny i. eeuis woukl secure to his family
or In uu ltKI hhou'd be die iii one yuttr ; or for 9y-u0 ba an
eur.-s to ih. in llitsi ; or lor ld ttitiiualty for seven year
lie m-eures to llieiu sillHKi aboiikl he die in aeveti years; or
I'or -.si.t MUl anuiially diiiiui.' life he aet-urea I(IU0 to ba '
viid vvli.-ii be dies. Tlie insurer B.TUI iiiK his own bonus.
I the ililli-reuee iu um unit of iireuiiuins fr'Siitlaiaei'liarioa
by oilier oiiiees. I'or rlu,-U the heirs would receive S50UU
Khoiihl he dm in one year.
l-'oruut 01 uj'plieaiion and nil pnrtieulnrs may ba hud mt
tlie odiec. i-l'.TCU t'l LbtV, Preaitleal.
lee President. Wv. M. DilKU.
I'niMK V. Hau ls. S-er.lnry aisl Trraaun.
t'oxi i.tin.i I'liv.ieiAM Ur. J. U Musaer, Sunbury.
J. II. t'euni, Suubury, Agent lor .N.sthuudicrkisl oosuv
Iv.
'Suiil'iiry, Julya, ISI0
1 HE tllEAP liOOK STORE.
EeaUTIELS & GIITE'3
I'hkap Nkw & Second Hand EookSiobi,
.Vd. 56 S. Sixth St. be.wecn Market Archi
Philadelphia.
Law Pooka, Theological and Classical Books,
IKEDICA1. BOOKS,
BIOGRAPHICAL H1STOK1CAL BOOKS,
SCHOOL HOOKS.
Scisstihc amu Matukmaticai. Book.
. Ju ven He Books, in great variety.
Hymn Book and Prayei Books, Bible, 1I i
nd price.
2jiuii4 Books, Writing Paper, andStationary,
holuali and Retail,
rw Oaa prina are inuelil ou-er than tha asr.ei.Aa prissa.
re1 l.ilsanra and nuall parcels is books purchased.
I e" Iis4is iiiii. itukI to order fnau LoimWu.
Phlludelphiu, June 9, 1M0 )-
IJAliSlXS, currants, citron, chi
,aa, ptpiMf
aauee, Ac. For sal hy J. W. FRILINU
Suubury, Vet. 2, 1818.
WHITE DRAXDV for pr..wrln Urdy
pcarlie of an f ACt-Ueiil quality, fo, wl
by H. MAfc-SER,
Suubury, Pept, 85J, 1849
Wjf" K OBA X D 61rRlNATlkiORTItiE I.AT.
eilKS. .An excellent article, lor sale at
11 Uie usual price by I. XV. KKIUX?V
Jj Suiibur)-, Jaly 7, 1749 i
PIASTER, Salt and t uh, inst received anal fc ,
bv J. Y. rRUAXQ. i
Sunburr, Dec. 5, 1S4S.