V At numerous and redpec'al)'t!. Wle'!t' of
the eititeris of Lewis lownsinp and parts
adjacent, conrened at (M house of Michael
Reader, in the Village of Titrbulville, o-tha
ISlh olt., on motion tlie lion. JUtifN JMUIN 1
COMERY was called to the chair; and Sam-
ueuShIkmoh, Esq., Col. Damicl Debb, Dr.
Tosiis PirEB) Michael Reader and Peter
Stuoup were appointed Vice Presidents; 'and
Dr! Jf. 0. Worrell, and A. B. Artman ysete
appointed, Secretaries.! , . - -
On motion the followiiirr botrimitlee ; wa
appointed to report proceedings for the coil'
ideratioit of the meeting, to wit : Geo. A
WxkofT, John W. Bryson, Esq., Dr. J. 8
Giltner, J. D. Barr, Esq., J.' B. Barr, Dr. II
G.Worrell and A. T. Beiscl.' , :
.Whereupon the Committee retiied and re
ported the following resolutions
Whereas the people of the upper end of
Northumberland county, have long beon ot
the ooinion that ft new count Vi to be formed
out of parts of Northumberland, Lycoming,
Columbia and Union, would be hiuhly advuii-
irrpnii nnil convenient to thfe inhabitants of
&
said new county, without in any respect in
juring the people of the said old counties of
curtailing Iho said old counties of a propor
tion of territory.
Be it therefore 'Resolved, as the sense of
this meeting that petitions be prepared and
Circulated, asking for the establishment of
aid new county. The said petitions to be
signed by the people and forwarded to eur
representatives in the Legislature at Harris
burg. , 1
' Resolved, That Michael Reader, Dr. J. S,
Giltner, John W. Follmer, A, B. Artmart, Dr.
Tobias Piper, John Montgomery, Wm. Sav.
idge, A. J. Derr, J. 11 Barr, Geo A. Wykoff,
S. Shannon, J. D. Barr, John M. Bryson, A.
T. Btfisel and George P. Camp bo a commit
tee of correspondence to take charge of said
petitions and lake active measures to have
the establishment of said new county pres
sed forward at us early a period ns practica
ble, and to confer wilh the people of the
several townships proposed to be included in
the said new county.
Resolved, That the territory proposed to be
included in said new county will embrace
Delaware, Lewis, Tuibul, Clii!iqua,iue and
the borough of Milton, in Noithimiberland
county- Morelaud, Franklin, Mimcy Creek,
Washington and Muncy Borough in Lycom
ing county Limestone, Liberty, Derry and
Anthony townships in Columbia county and
Kelly and White Djer in Union county.
(Signed by the Officers )
NEW COLNTY. ( .. y
A meeting of the citizens of the Borough
of Milton was held at the Odd Fellows'
Hall on the 23d ttlt., for the pmpose of ma
king "some arrangements relative to a new
county, to be formed out of parts of Nor
thumberland, Columbia, Union and Lycoming
An organization was effected by electing Col.
11. M'GUIUAN, President, Dennis C. Caul
and J. H. M'Cirmiek, Vice Presidents, and
S. D Jordan, Secretary.
On motion of J. B. RecJ, a committee of
five was appointed by the chair to draft re
solutions expressive of the sense of this meet
ing. The chair appointed Messrs. J . B. Reed,
I, Brown, W. C. Lawson, J. II. Raser and T.
Slrino said committee.
"After the committee had retired, tfie meet
ing wasaddressed ty J. F. Wolfinger, Esq.,
in a neat and appropriate speech.
'"The committee to draft resolutions made
report, and submitted the follow ing preamble
and resolution to the meeting :
Whereas' the citizens of the townships
composing the uppar end of Northumberland
county, from the great length of the said
county and the geographical position of the
said townships, have always found it incon
venient and expsi.sive to .attend to their
necessary legal affairs at their present Seat
of Justice; and Whebcas there appears to
be a strong desire manifested, not only by
the citizens of the said townships, but also
by those of the adjoining townships of I ho
counties aronnd, to procure a law erecting a
new county out of the said township, with
the Seat of Justice located in some central
place.
Therefore Resolved, That the Borough of
Milton appoint rive delegates, to meet in con
vention the delegates from the various town
ship around that are interested in the new
county aforesaid, and that the said delegates,
and all those who feel an interest in the pro
jeot, both in Northumberland and the adjoin
ing counties, be arrd are hereby respectfully
requested to meet at the Odd Fellows' Hall,
in the Borough of Milton, on Thursday the
3 1st day of January, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,
where the said convention will meet to con
cert measures to procure the passage of a law
reeling said county.
I Which were unanimously adopted.
On motion of S. D. Jordan it was Resolved,
That a meeting be held at the Odd Fellows'
Hall on the 3 1st inst., at 1 o'clock, P. 51.,
and that the different townships in the several
counties, desirous of forming a new county,
be requested to send delegates to that meet
ing for the purpose of making the necessary
arrangements
-On motion, the following persons were
elected delegates for the Borough of Milton,
Joseph Bound, Isaac Brown, S. D. Jordan, J.
H. M!Cormick and John B. Reed, with povr.
r to fill vacancies.
(Signed by the officers.)
A. Certain Cure tor Coi.us. As the sea
son for colds is approaching, I give you a
remedy 1 have never known to fail: ' -
Three cents worth of liquorice ; thiea cents
worth of rock candy ; three cents wgttU, of
gum arable; put them in a quart of water,
simmer them till thoroughly dissolved, then
add three cents worth, of paragorio, and
like quantity of antimouial wine. Let it cool,
and tip whenever the cough is troublesome
It is pleasant, infallible, cheap and good.
Its cost ti til teen cents,., . ....
ir l. .. .
The publio debt of Kentucky, oh the 10th
of October last, exclusive of school bonds.
was 14,497,15a.' The greater part bears an
TTTTT .!'... V O
PEJIJISVLVANIA LEGISLATl'RK.
x.. JrATtRiSBTTBp, Tnuriav''Jan b.
iM' I -lit' I f I 1 ; f "
' Senate The Speaker 'laid before the
Senate, thotaunual report ot the Pennsylvania
railroad company; and that of the Danville
and Pottsvilla rnilroad cpmpany,-i a
He also presented a petition front citizens
ot uoiumDia count, praying tor ine erecuun
f ... 1- l.. -n...i ......
VI B I1CW UUUIHJ4 IU V'3 KlUICU ITllflllUUi f 1
. Mr. Forsvlfi. one from citizens of this Com
monw eallh, praying for the passage of a law
to orohibit the sale of aniiiloua liquors on the
Sabbath. ...
. Messrs. Frailey, Konigmacher, Lawrence,
rjctitions nravinff for the erection of a new
r j o.
county, out of parts of Lancaster, Lebanon,
nnd Dauphin, to be culled Conewago.
Mr. Sadler. oi)o from citizens of Franklin
county, praying that the Seventh Day Bap
tists may bo exempted from the penalties of
the act of 1794.
Mr. Frailey, a further supplement to the
act incorporating the Mill Creek nnd Mine
Hill railroad and navigation company? and a
bill to divide the borough of Tamaqua, into
three wards.
Mr. Frick, a bill to incorporate the Zers
bey's Run nnd Shamokin improvement corn
pany ; ana a further supplement to me act
incorporating the Lykens Valley railroad and
coal company.'
The Speaker laid before the Senate the re
port of the commissioners of the Internal Im
provement' fund ; and a communication from
the Auditor General, relative to his annual
stalement of the condition of the several
banks of the Commonwealth.
The Senate then '
. Adjourned.
Thuksdav, Jan. 24, 1850.'
House. Mr. Laird (Banks) reported a bill
for the regulation of banks hi this Common
wealth, .. i 1 . :
Mr. Conyngham (Ways and Means) report
ed a bill to provide for ihe ordinary expenses
of the Government and repairs of the public
works, nnd other tjtvieral appropriations;
which bill was made I lie order of the day
for next Wednesday, and every day there
after utitil disposed of.
Mr. Cornyn (Judiciary) repotted Senate
bill to authorize Ihe purchase of Ihe building
lately occupied by Ihe United Slates Bank
branch, at the borough of Erie, for the use of
the custom house; which, on motion of Mr.
Reid, was taken up and passed finally.
Messrs. Rutherford, W. Evans and Steward,
each petitions for a law to prevent labor on
Ihe public works on the Sabbath day.
Messrs. Cessna, Williams and Packer,
each one for the modification of the school
law of 1849, or its repeal.
Mr. Conyn-iham, one from citizens of
Kingston, for the new county of Lackawanna.
MK M'Laughlin, one from citizens of Ju
niata county, tor a law taaulhnze and per
mit mechanics to vend vans made by them
selves in any portion of this Commonwealth.
Mr. Packer one of similar import, signed
by citizens of Northumberland county.
Mr. Baldwin, two for an alteration in the
Constitution in the matter of right of suf
frage.'' '- "' '
Mr. Dobbins, one for a new county out of
paris of Schuylkill, to be called Penn ; also,
one for the division of Tamaqua into three
ward 1 .
Mr. Gricr, three for the incorporation of a
company to construct a plank road from
Honesdale to the New York and Erie rail-
Mr. Rutherford, a bill to incorporate the
Berrysburg water company, in Dauphin
county. .
Mr. Packer, a supplement to the act in
corporating the Shamokin, Mahonoy and
Schuylkill railroad company ; also, a bill to
incorporate the Mahonoy and Shamokin im
provement company.
Friday, Jan. 25, 1850.
Senate. The Speaker laid before the Sen
ale the annual report of-the House of Refuge;
and an abstract of the accounts of the Mine
Hill and Schuylkill railioad company.
Mr. Packer, a joint resolution relative to
Ihe payment of interest on the loan made to
the Danville and Potlsville railroad company
and the sale thereof.' "'
The Speaker laid before the Sunate, a mes
sage from the Governor, informing that body
that he hud this day appointed and commis
sioned Alexander L. Russell of Bedford
county, to be Secretary uf the Commonwealth,
in the room of Townsend Haines, Esq., re
signed. . ' . .
Senate. Mr. Packer, petition of boatmen
and others, that (he mills at Loyal Sock may
not interfere with Ihe free navigation of the
West Branch Canal. Also, a petition from
citizens of Berk and Schuylkill counties, for
the erection of a new county ' of "Windsor"
out of parts of said counties.
The bill amending the Constitution, by
providing for an elective judiciary, passed a
final reading, ayes, 20, nays 3.'
House. Mr. Marx, for alleiation in School
Law; also, for modification of the three hun
dred dollar exemption law, also, for closing
the publio works 011 Sunday.
Sentences fob Murder In the Senate
on Tuesday last a message was received from
Guv. Johnston, calling the attention of the le
gislature to sevoral convictions and sentence
for murder in several counties in the com
monwealth. ' The first is that of Bridgett
Harman,'who is under sentence in Philadel
phia ; tho second, that of James Hamilton
alius Jame Thackara, in Lancaster, and that
of Andrew Callaghan, in Wayne county. Iu
neither catu bus ihe governor issued hit war-
rani, because of certain doubts in his mind
a to whether they nra really guilty of mur
dyr iu the fnsl degree. .. , , ;
A waggish customer of one of our milk
men, say the Albany Knickerbocker, a few
dys since, refused to buy milk of the pedlar
unless he would shingle his cows! He didn't
say wheiher the milk was affected by the
lute heavy rains or not, but this i the natural
inference. '- , ., - , .
The Election in Quebec Quebec, Jan
18(A. The election here closed wilh the
following 1 result : The ministerial endl.lt
uaaat iu ania. .Mil . i-- . - . . . ' y
nu ins annexation on
didat800 vote. " " '"' ' '
SUNBUH Y 'AME1UCAN AND SHAMOKIN JOUJlL?..
TMII' MOltMOJlS ttiE Mni'Xtf AIK.
Terrible Stunt SllrtkLbsi of Stiff Cattle.
" A correspondent of the Frontier (Iowa)
Guardian of the lSihult., writing from Muddy
Fork,' under date of Oct. 11, says : We cros
sed over Rocky Ridge on the second of this
month, near the summit of the South" Pass
with Ihe Wind River chain of mountains on
the north ; towards night it began to snow
and blow quite hard and fast from the north
east,' weather increasing in coldness, which
obliged us to encamp the best way we could
(without carrelling) on a branch of the Sweet,
water. E, T. Benson and Capt. Richards'
camp some ten to twelve miles ahead on
Willow Creek We turned our cattle loose
and drove them into the willows near by to
do the best they could and share their fate;
and such a storm of wind and snow as we
experienced, we think was never supersede
in Pottawatomie. For thirty-six hours, it
continued to howl around ns incessantly,
blow ing nearly a hurricane drifting the snow
in every direction, and freezing fast to what
ever it touched. Being unable to keep fires,
(except a few w ho had stoves In their wagons)
we had to be content without them, and do
the best we could. Many were tho mother
and infant that was obliged to bo in bed un
der their frail covering that sheltered, them
from the pitiless blast, to keep them from
perishing with nothing perhaps, but a piece
of dry bread, or a few crackers to subsist
upon, while the winds spent their fury upon
our camp of canvass, covering it wilh a mass
of ice, the snow drifting around us in some
places to the depth of three or four feet. On
the .morning of tho third day, the storm a
baled, and we turned outthiough the chilling
blust, (from off these everlasting snow cap
ped mountains, being at an altitude of about
seven thousand feet) and snosv, to look foroui
famishing, and, as ve expected, many perish
ed cattle. '.' , . ,..
As we wended our way down tho stream
among the willows, indeed it was a sorrow
ful sight to behold our perished cattle, one
after another, cold and stiff, lying in the
snow banks, food for wolves, ravines, cata
mounts, magpies, Sec, lhat inhabit these
mountain regions in countless numbers, and
live on prey. The greater part of on cattle
had made their way daring the storm about
five miles off to the Sweel water, where they
obtained pasture and fared quite well, not
one being found perished, while those thai
tarried behind fella prey to hunger and the
merrciles storm. Upwards of sixty head of cat-
tie perished in Ihe three camps. Tljoseofour
callle that survived theslorm, did not recover
from its effects for several days ; others died
iti consequence, and some show the effects
yet, although Ihey are improving at present,
as we find quite plenty of mountain grass,
and that hearty and good, and we are in tole
rable good rolling order, making from twelve
to fifteen 'miles per day, and we hope, if w e
are prospered, to reach the Valley in eight
or ten days from this time.
Notwithstanding our loss we consider Ve
have been, blessed and prospered, consider
ing our late start from winter quarters. The
goodness and mercy of our Heavenly Parent
has ultended us on our journey, and surely
we have been protected and preserved be
yond those that have proceeded us. Not a
solitary death has occurred of man, woman
or child in our camp, although we havo ex
pel ienced storms and endured cold weather.
It was so cold during the slorm, and after
that, chickens, pigs, &c, froze to death, and
men passed over the Sweetwater on the ice.
A Celebrated Gambler, after attending a
great revival meeting, experienced, as he
supposed, a change of feelings, and was
finally induced to take his seat upon the
"anxious bench." The minister commenced
examining them 011 their experience and the
slate ot their feelings, and finally, approach
ing the gambler, asked, "Well, my friend,
what do you say?" "Oh," replied he, un
consciously, '-I pass! what do you do, old
felluwl" turning to his loft hand neighbor.
Large Cabuo of CorrEE. The ship Co
lumbia, arrived at New Orleans on the 15th
instant, from Rio, had on board 14,900 sacks
of coflee of 160 pounds each, being upwards
of 2,200.000 pounds, and is probably the lar
gest cargo of coffee ever imported into thut
city. The vessel und cargo belong to Boston,
and are consigned to Geo. Green & Bro. At
the present price of the article, the cargo
will yield a profit of 80 to 90,000 dollars.
Judge Reed. The Perry (Pa.) Freeman
announces the decease, at Carlisle, of Hon.
John Reed, L L. D., and adds :
In this county, as well a in several ad
joining ones, Judge Reed filled, during the
last quarter of a century, a prominent place
in the public eye. He was the first President
Judge in this county at Ihe period of its or
ganization : and continued in Ihe faithful and
efficient discharge of his duties on the Bench
until the winter of 1839, when, by the pro
visions of Ihe amended Constitution of this
State, his Judicial term of office expired
Since that time, up to within a few days of
his death, he devoled himself to the practice
of the law, with what success and ability is
well known to our readers.
Dr. Wolcott, belter known 'a Peter Pin
dar, had for some time a most violent coughi
when his friend, Galen, persisted in reoom
mending asses milk us a certain cure. The
bard tired of his importunities, at length
quieted him by sending the following epi
gram :
'Dear Doctor, do you reully thiuk
That uwea uullt I ought to drink j
'Tw.uld quiia remove my cough you aay,
And diivc my old complaiut away
It cured yourteir, 1 grunt it Uua,
But taeu 'twas mothir milk to you."
Bound to Liberia. Fifty-five negroes,
emancipated by the lale T. Caphearl, Esq.
of Hartford county, North Carolina, aruved
at Norfolk on Wednesday, to take passaga iu
the packet for Libeiia, which i expected to
tail in a few day. , There are quite a uum
ber of Ibi description of pertour at Norfolk;
from vaiious section of the country, for the
purpose of going out in the packet,
1 A child aged 9 years, of J. Hdet, at La fay
etle, N. J., got aocesa toa jug of liquor in the
house, last week, and drank m much that it
' A WAiitENTmE.The deVil''bninr) Piafh
dealer picked up the following moreeau, the
other day. A Valentine's day is ( fust ap
proaching, wo recommend it to some of 00 r
''loveyer" to copy for their tweet-heart !-
'", ' (tint yew H yewertnrkil Uuv ' ' ' ,4,' ' ' ' '
' ' a li itln nn rornlat Trc ': '. '
It it moumin for IU trew luv , '
so Dew I mmne tow be tVltd ths ,
yew ers till dcth iph yew have Me .
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VICTORIA SEMANTHA M. KONDEN.
.- M .-' I
Naturalizations The record of the city
of New York show lhat during the past year
no less than 10,934 foreigners have been na
turalised in its courts. During the same pe
riod 6,694 persons made declaration of their
intentions to become citizens ; and of these
8,83 were subjects of the Queen of Great
Britain and Ireland, and Ihe remaining 8,757
were from Gernrmny, France, Holland, and
other countries, ,,
California Gold. The amount of Califor
nia gold received at the Mint in this city lu
ring the year 1849, was 8,375,61fi; in the
New Orleans Mint, $716,000. The'gohi Coin
ago at the Mint in this city for the year, was
$7,948,332 ; Silver coinage S922.950 ; copper
41.934; total, 88,913,256V ' ' "' '
The signs of prosperity. ' '' ' '
AVhfre pado gtow liriglit mid idle want grow dull ;
Where jnils ure empty, and wh ire Imrim nre full
Where church pathi are wilh frequent feel cmt-wnrn i
Low conrt-yord weedy, silent mid fnrlurn ;
Where doctors font it, mid where dinners ride ,
Where oge atxninds mid youth i multiplied ; -'
Where thcue ligiu are, they clearly indicate, '
A happy people and well-governed Hate.
The celebrated Whiston, dining with Lady
Jekyll, sister to Lord Somers, she asked why
woman was made out of a rib ? He replied:
' Indeed, my lady, I don't know, except it
was because the rib is the cropkedest part of
the body."
A rencontre occurred at Galveston, Texas,
on Ihe lOih instant, between Dr. Robert Neill
and Lawyer J. J. Mills, which resulted iu
the death of the latter.
The old saying is, "To make a man a
drunkard, give him a wifo who will scold
him every lime he comes home."
'. .1' . ,
JURKIEK,
On Tuesday Inst, bv the Rev. James Ewin!?.
Mr. Simeon Houpt, to Miss Sarah Jane
VVtnn, both of Lower Augusta township.
On Ihe 22d ult.. by Ihe Rev. Jos. J. Else-
good, Mr. Sami-ei. Fryvibe.Io Miss Harriet
Gi rrv, both of McEwensville.
DIK It.
In this place, on Thursday
Inst, MARY,
daughter ot George Clark, aged about 8 year
On the 28th of November, at San Franeis-
eo, California, Mrs MARIA, wife of Mr.
Charles Storer, foinierly of Northumberland.
SUiNHL'RY PRICE CUUR12NT.
Corrected weekly Ini lltnrv Masser. "f-
Whlat.
100
SO
50
37
IS
IS
5
1S5
10
35
8
10
62
200
Rie.
Ctiujr.
Oats.
BlTTKR.
Kti6S.
PoHK.
Flaxseed. -Tallow.
Bkkhwax. -Flax.
IIm-klku Flax.
Diiikii Arri.ts.
Do. Plachki.
THE GLOBE.
VlE would call Ihe attention of our rea-
del s to the term of Ihe Globe.- minted
at Washington Cily, by John C. Rivers The
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those of our readers desirous of obtainiiiii a
correct report of the doings of the next Con
gress cannot tto better than seud in their
names in compliance with the terms annex
ed. ' - .
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to miiKe mem ; ana me importance ot the
measures to be brought before the comiiiL'
Congress will induce many to be anxious to
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JOHN C. RIVES.
KNtate of Henry Yostlielmer.dec'd
10 HOE hereby given, that, letter of admin
istration have been granted to the subscrilter
on the estate of Henry Yoxtheimer, of Upper Au
gusta tuwiiinip, ioriiiuinnerianu county, dee d.
All person having cluiins to said eatate, are re
quested to present them for examination, those in
debted to the estate are reo tested to inak imme
diate payment.
'KE1EKH-K LAZARUS, Adm'r.
Suubury, Jan. 5, 1H50 6t
EUFF.LCE HOBES,
Freuli from the Plains of Oregon.
C1IARLE8 S. BOGAR, respectfully inform
his old friend and former customers, that
he has just arrived from the West with large as
sortment of elegant BufTuloe Robes, of every siu
and quality, which he oilers for sals at the most
reasonable prices. These robes were carefully
selected by himself and can be seen at the store of
John W. f rtling in this place, who is hi author
Ued agent for their sale. " -
Suubury, Vtc 89, 1849.-. ' , l.M
Foil SAM?. : -
1 ...; .
' A handsom new jSleigh, for sale cheap. En-
quire at the (tor of HENRY MASSER, -t
Sonbury, Dec. 29, 1S49.
f I' ISSUE PAPK.-Y elhr' Tiseu paper for
t 1 . covering glasses, fcc for sal at th oflle at
y American. ' '
T ETTER envelope, various tlnik, fs W
EsrECTFtLLY .iniormiti' citiwn .of
Danville and the public at large, that h has
located! In Danville, and is now prepare i ,to prac
tice Medicine urtd Kurgrry in all it various bran
ches, lie wi)l .operate on ul) ,,the variou ,form
of blindness, cross eyes, club feet, harelip, cleft
palate, and attend to the extraction of tumors,
amputation of limbs, and all other surgical dis
eases. His collection of instruments comprises
all instrument In tnscVrn &ttgny,'tt tli" latest
improvement and finest finish. He flatters him
self that many years' practice and experience will
be a sufficient guarantee to thos who may feel
disposed to employ him. " 1 i" -'
His residence is nearly opposite the MoMtgom.
rf Hnildinx, nrl next door to Isaac Rosen
batim's store, in North Danville. -" ' i
' Dnnvillo, Dec. 1, 1849. tv.
TUB PEOPLE'S VADE-MECUM
COMPRISING A COLLECTION OF OVER 300
VALUABLE REClfES, "'
In the Useful and Interesting Arts with a few
Simple aiiil Oilrlom Itiprrlmenls In
' . - 9 1' e t 5 niFMISTRY f"" ' i
T NCLUDIJNG Medicines, rerfuracry,;Chemislry
- Cockery, Farriery, Dying, C'onfcclionary, Do
mestic Economy, etc. etc. etc. I'ricc 6 fts., for
sale by ' ' " "'' HENRY "MASSER.
Suubury, Dec. 8, 18-1 9.' K " "
: 1 "i
Itateof Mary Moore tlci 'd., mid
Jacob Itloorc, dee'd, n
jVOTICE is hereby given, lluit letters of admi
liistrntion on said deceased's estates, have
been granted to the subscriber. All persons hav
ing cluiins against the estates, are requested to
present thorn for examination and settlement, snd
those indebted to the estates an , rocpicsted to
make immediately pavuiciil. .
1'ETER MbORE.
Lower Augusta, Dec. 8, 1819. ,
'.'.. . :.Jr..Ll
, "Winter .Arrangement, -v
PH1LADELPI1IA AND READING ' RAIL
: ROAD, KKOM PHILADELPHIA
TO POTTVILI.E.
ON and after November 1st, 1S19, the Pos.
scnaer Trains will run between Philadelphia
and Pottsvillc as follows :
Leaves Philadelphia at PJ A. M., daily except
Sundays, .
Arrives at Rending nt 1 1 18.
Arrives at Pottsville at 12 CO.
Leaves Pottsviltc at 8 A. M. daily except Sun
days. ., ,
Arrives at Reading at 10. ,.',' .
Arrives at Philadelphia ot IS SO., . ..
FARES. Potuville and Philadelphia-3.A0
and 3,1)0; roltaville and Heading 10 and 1,20;
Reading and Philadelphia 2,25 and 1,90.
. Passenger cannot enter tho ears unless provi
ded wilh Tickets.
There will be no Afternoon Train.
. NOTICE. Filiy pounds of bagiage will be al
lowed to each passenger in these lines ; and pas-,
sengers arc expressly prohibited from. Wking any
thing as baggage but their w caring oppanJ, which
will be the risk of the owner. .
lly order of the BourJ of Managers.
, . 8. BRADFORD, . ,
Nov. 51, 1810. ...Secretary.
HXCKEtf St TULIi,
No. IbO C iM'Miut street,
. r . .Qppusite ihe Arcmk ,-n;i t
." PHILADELPHIA,
t ANITACTL'JJER.S of their improved style
l Elastic .Sled teprins, Solid Solo Leather, and
Solid Riveted J
.-TKI'It'KS, ''
which took the' Only firat premium, awarded by .
the Franklin Institute nt their last exhibition.
H. Jr T. take pleasure in informing the travel-;
1 iliac publir, that they have now on hand, a beau
tiful assortment of their improved style of Holid
SSole Leather Trunks; Double and Single Folio
Trunks, of various styles; Ladies' Trunks, Va
liee Trunks, Uounet Dyxes, Cup Cases, f 'arpet
Hag, and an eleirnnl assorlinent of superior En
ameled Patent l.eathjr Hags, with every article
iu their line of business.
lW Old Trunks Repaired or taken in exchange
lor New ones. ALEX. L. HICKEY.
RICHARD W. TULL.
. Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 1819.-
WIIXKTT HAKOIIiO'S
7HOLESALE Commission PAPER and
' RAG WAKEHOU.se, No. 19 MINOR
Street, Philadelphia. Where a general assort
ment of all kinds of Paper is kept, and for sale at
Ihe lowest cash prices. . ,
Cap, Letter and I'rinf Ing Papers,
&c. on hand.
Plain and ruled white Caps. .
blue
Flat Caps.
Plain and ruled white Letter.
. " blue, "
nine and white Polios.
White and colored Printing Taper
Tissue Papers.
Shoe "
Wrapping "
Envelope " , ,
Hardware and Sl esthin; Paper. '
Tar Boards. . ' " ' " , '
Straw Hoards, . '
Botiuet Hoards.
All orders from tho Country will be attended
to at I lie shortest notice.
All goods sold will be carefullv paeksd, and de
livered at any place in the city. ,,
Tlie highest cash price paid for Raris, or ex
changed for Paper, as low as can be bought else,
where.
Please rail and examine for yourselves.
Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 1849.
N. S. LAWRENCE,
Agent for the sale of Sonthworth ' Manufacta
ring CVj, Writing Pup is. , . .,. 1
IVare House, IVo. it, .Minor street
. PIIILADBLri-IIA.
100 - of tho above superior Papers now
in store, and for sale to trade at the lowest
market prices, consisting1 in part of
r ine thick Mat Laps, IS, 14, 15 and 16 lbs.
blue and while.
Superfine Medium and Demi Writings, blue
and white. .
Extrasucr and superfine Folio Posts, blue.
Superfine t'aimnericul Posts, blue and white
plain and ruled
and white, plain and ruled.
Extra super I.incn Note Papers, plain and gilt.
Superfine, and find Hill Papers, long and broad.
Superfine and fine Counting-House Cap and
Posts, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, plain
nd ruled, blue and white.
Extra super Congress C aps and Letters, gilt.
Superfine (Sermon Caps and Posts.
Suiiertineil blue Ualh Posts, blue and whit,
plain and ruled.
Embroidered .ote I apers and Envelope,
. "Lawyer's" Brief Puiers. '
Superfine and fine Caps and Posts, ruled and
plain, blue and white, various qualities and prices.
Also, 1000 reams wtute end asscneu auoe J a
pers, Bonnet Hoards, white snd assorted tissue,
Tea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted and blue Me
diums, Cap Wrapping, Hardware Papers, ccv'j,
Philadelphia, Nov. 24, 1819. , , ,
ROSE OINTMENT. A freih supply of Out
. excellent article for Tetter, i5 c., juel received
and for sale by " liKMif AbSBK.
! Sunbury, July 28, 1849, t . , B . .
-4 ! r
f Al)YS MUFFS GUM SHOES Ac, jut
M A received and lor sale at lit store of
. HENKY MASSpK, f
Snnbury, Dec. 15, 1849. . , i , , i i
k.i1!LANTvS.
! 3 , i
LANKS of avejy dsWliio tail b hsiPBy
' r"? w. ' J-w -. -it
Groceries ! t Groceries ! !
- -COIYTOIV & Co. i .
S. ly. Corner Arch $ tth Street Philadelphia,
FFER for sale to the Inhibitante of Bu'nbury
nd vicinity, Family Groceries of the very
pnpst quality consisting of , ., ,
Extra Fine, Superior and Common Green and
Black Teas. , ' ...
, Coffees of all kinds tnd prices. ...
Sugars of every kind. ., ., ,' !.,,
, Rice, Farina, fago, Hominy.
. All kinds of choice Pickles, Sauces, Ketchups,
. Olive Oil, Preserves, &c, warranted to be of the
very finest grades in th market and at th
cheapest rates possible. , .
.411 goods carefully parked and promptly for
warded. COLTON & CO.
S. W. Cor. Arch &. 6th St.
Phila. Oct. 28, 1849 chc3m ly my 28,
wiiou:sai.f. dualkr manufactlhkii op
' WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE.
Importer of French Basket Loaklng Classes,
, and Fauey Moods,
IVo. IS Korth Second Street,
Between Market and Arch Sts., tinder J. Sidxiv
JoxKs' Carpet Wkrehouse, two doors below
. Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA,
TTARon hand and is constantly receiving a
large and extensive assortment of Combs,
Brushes, Fancy Goods of every description, (too
numerous to mention, Looking Glasses of Gilt
and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches, Chairs,
4c. ;
BROOMS,
Shekel's Eastern Wisp and Country Brooms,
Window Blinds, Door Mats. Tubs, Buckets,
Churns, Washboards in fact, Wooden and Wil
low Ware of every description, all of which will
be sold low for Cash or Cily acceptance.
1 Merchants would save themselves much lime
and trouble, by calling snd examining my stock
before purchasing.
N. B. Looking Glasses, are insured sgainst
Breakage to all parts of the Union, without extra
charge. :
August S3, 1S49. 3m
TICKNOR'S
COLUMBIAN SPELLING BOOK.
T) EI.NG a progressive and Comprehensive Sys
tern of Orlhoprapy and Orthoepy, including
a variety of definitions, adapted to the use of
Schools in tho American Kcpuhlic, by Almon
Ticknor, a Teacher of twenty-five year's experi
ence, and author of the Columbian Calculators,
Practical Common School Mensuration, &c.
The attention of Teachers, School Directors,
parents, &c, is invited to this new Spelling Book,
which conforms to the modern spelling and usages
in Orthography asbeingoncofthe neatest, cheapest
best arranged, nnd better adapted to the wonts of
children, than any other published in the United
Slats. It.is what it purports to be, a 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
Schools of the United States. Just published, and
for sale by Henut Masskb, Sunbury.
' Where Teachers and Directors can procure
copies for examination.
August 4, 1819.
TUB rAUHElVS
ENCYCLOPEDIA.
' i:i)iti:d ny uouvkhnwr kmi:ksun.
IV ONE VOLUME, Royal octavo, 1 1C5 pa-es.
beautifully bound, containing, 17 fine plates,
besides numerous Wood Cuts, fc-old at about
one fourth the cost of the English work, without
any Plates.
"J uc J anuer s Lncvcbuieili.1 is a real treaUrv
of practical information, wherein the experience of
all ages and countries is carefully eosn n i-p lo
tlie present day, atid admirably arranged for con
venient reference." Dr. Darlington. . '
"V) care fully convinced that such an amount
01 vamaiuc Knowledge lor niriner can lie louuct m
no other work in so cheap ami convenient a form
In fact, no Parmer who pretends to lie well inform
ed in his profession, should be without this work."
New Gennessce Parmer.
An excellent work, fit to he distributed in pre
miums by Agricultural Socilica J, S. Skinner.
, ! or aula at tins Ultice, price
-Also, by E. W. CAKli, Third street, opposite
the Exchange, Philadelphia ; and N. HICKMAN,
Uallunore, Alarvland.
Llf All OnuKHs must ns sccofrixTZD hi
the C.1!H.
July 14, 1849. 3m
50,000. A'ictims Every Year
Fall a Prey to Consumption, Asthma
and liaising Blood, Hectic Fever
and Wight Sweats.
ASTHMA AXD CONSUMPTION.
I.. J. Real. 19 DHanrcv street, cave it to his liatrr.in.
law who liait Item 1111 invalid lor years l'nm Asthma: t.t
aiiollier confident! ns in cniifluiiiptntii. It leheved them at
slice, mat iney iravruea Kvenil Imndrul nines.
Sl'lTTINti Jll.OOU
Is olwuys nlHriniiig. It Inula In the w.irst kind of Con
sumption, and ilnlexs nrrcsteil -in time! is generally taut.
NicmiHii's All-llc:tliii llnls;itn m thehei-l ri-mwly k'11 jwii i
it lit-uls the WKiiud.-d or ruptured blond vessels nl'tlie lilies,
and lliereliy i-de.-Ui a iieriaaiiunt c.ire, whih ether reme
dies only stop Ihe U.k.hI Inr the, lime. A lew c.es m'
tins llalrain will fcitisly Ihe most skeptical that it is the
nieilieiiitt rrfuirrd It has len siKH-en!.m in many cun'-s,
and thai to- wlioru they had nut intn u rapid iteelin'e, ir, ns
more generally expressed, JIAM'V CO.NM'PTIOX."
'oilil;perB ns. or tli-ne 01' middle ny, UTC la;ire uLjeel
to tlieMS sitaeks than tho tn?eil.
Price ij cenuaud 1 per iHittlr.
ilr. Shel man's Ceuli and W'uri4 I.ozeilftes, and P.jor
MuiTl Plasters. P' 0,1 lis ati.vti.
l'nnciial OHiee 106 X'orsau-sireel, New York.
SIIERMIX'S
1'OOH MAN'S l'LAS'l KIt
hniruml miire mien of Rhriuiintim, Vain iutl-f Ri.-k,
tnl uiwl i'lteit, iHiMibuf) mill Weukm-Mi, thrtn uny Hppli
cuiitm Unit h:i iiicicusKI, liaiutrwlit t-i' iiiiiwincipltfi rascals
linvt iitintiptt! to CMUiitcnVit it. uim! uiiin it oil iiivm tlie
cmin.uiiily nt iti )oniiiii. flifwitrp ul DiTrptltin.i
Kcin miKT tlittt the Hue tintl nuinr I'iii.-tcr in airrtM tt n
mlilie.ii iHipcr nuurt) rxpri'iwiy l"ir the juriu unit every
cuw iJi" Rjiiaturi nt lr. Mieruum in pi niUnl iiptin tlje Imc'k
ot (lie Abutter, nnd tin- whole vuml Uy ' py J'il.i. uie
otlu-ra arc ni-uttiiie. TliMvf re wht n iju wind :j ?! iti.hI
!li(Tiii;m' iVmr .Vhii'i I'luntrr, call til iIicliiIkv, HiO .Nunrutu
triM't, und you wilt ti t he ilisitp;viiuttxl.
Kcmetrilier firincifviiom'-f lit Nimmiu-stirfl, pwYmI(,
wIhto all Ur. rUerni:iii's lizentrt ure JIa Aefal
art Mri. Hum, llit Kulloit etrt-et. Urih.kiyu; llint.m,
illtunicburg ; wtti it'Miif f$ i.o, nottttn, and
. - ' JOHN Y UNO. iihJ.nrv.
AL A. MtfCAY. NortlmmberloiRl
Njv. 0, 1540, ch t-Uiu Jy
riRS PROOF CHESTS,
run uuiK, 1'Ai'it.iis, j.ivm.k v, &c.
KVAMS & WATSON.
A'o. 90 North Third" street, between Arch and
Kace, and 83 Dock street,
OPPOSITE I'llK PlUL.ADK.U'lllA UXCMANGE.
I'ateut Soap-Stoae Lined and Key-
iioie t oier
SALAMANDERS,
FIRE A?iO THIEF 1'IIOOF 1ROS CHEMTSj,
'arnuitnj Ui siuud more Ilsat
tlliui any Cltesti in this Country.
Also I'stent AJr-l.ltainlier Iron
Chests, lliou now in ue. They
uIihi oonii'tue u make the oriliuu-
ry Fire Pruf. at very low priers
Pslvnt ooiiil iiuilioii lorks. With
Guas Koys wliieli can be changed
several iIk-uiuimI tunes elinnea
lue in laet every time the l,nek is
sued II ilesilsUle. '1 beM I ar pr.ml lis amat the most
rxjiert Thieves, heiii siil)lied with Hie Pslenl Key-bole
Cover, and uiade very slroiur. they cannot he blown oen
by liunpiwder. These locks ure inleuded lor ItANhti,
6TOHES.HAFFJ1, Jko.
Healand leliei cou)ui( ureases, are roo doors for Banks
anil Stores. .
pment tshite Lined Berrurerators, uvranterf superior to
all utuers. Water FiUers, bbouer llutlis w lit beat qual
ity. Persons w ishing In pureliase any of the above sr.
tieles, will please give them a oail, as they tell cheeper
tliau any utlier in the t'uited Sutes.
" WAV'ID KVANS,
''' JtillA.VNta WATSON.
! Pbikwielptiia, Novcaiher 10, 1MU ly
Vuluable Hook.
LIFE or Chbist, .liauJsojiioly bound, D'A
r ic si's Hiitobt or rut KkreRM.Tioa,
JlL.ng Uat-sqoks aid Lids (at, full bounded
Kbf sale' St tlie publishers prict hv
H. B. MAWER.
Susbury, July 14, 1M.
ZrtesMsA of Cuth ef.rn.;., IliTint
nth t motive ,lUr,vrj, of Iht lUedend ifik,,JZ vuii 7
iiUAMlri uml ,r a Ml,Un, ' lZ7fZi rW
H",!'"" "'l 1" '' r5''i.r' MiMl .
trtn M Mr.lx ,nt wjAtra km tuhihtrd mod cmntrU neat
Uutasu then Uteri u anestilussMt nidrnet l,tu
BRANT'S INDIAN
1
S j Asia A V 1
fa rc a Jlfarffciiit, la ererr reipeel ; and Ihm-a Is sbav
dsnt proof. In yrtat ewn rhs-teil. that ON It BOI'TI.K
it contslm mure auriljlnc, IimHi. tuiue. mj auasaei
pnetr. than thi-rs li eunta nerl In Fair BonUl of sav ar
ta,riU, t,T my tihtr miiiUiiu that has tT4r twat tfSjreS
for aale. 1 nets ia unHiemrrd irnof In oar priapbleta,
that be the vis of Una pi..t ?ij:s PurH, thee IhsV
were llrrvu vh I. n r. -'.hey that ware I t and t'si.'
M ap tan now Vi.i: .the f that were t"ic. bi n.rtt.oue,
ar.a o'.herttiae dieafr.l, liare hern HriLtD snd Ctasu.
IIundiciB-Thousantla -
whe hate ue, ISaasr's roamti, ertor hatlii, aaed tejl
teeted ai.l. Ihe nr-rrd'of and et'.irr Brilirinf a leceia
mesded t ea,e Dnu.l diieaaea, hare drciiird that
Braiu'B is the Cheapest, .
hert'i On Built J it hat stun mediral, rural. re aetV
t-r in It. ai.4. in em j. n,. nee, rara eio'r iitran la anas
lr lime, thsn ,, lui, ,. ,,- mediivue.
II. t,i-n. 0K tU-.lt 1. 1' lia.su Pvsirita t'1l enrs
FOLK IIMLS ni ne aaie thin cu bmlt nT tarMi
el.'; -Hsa-M's ri rinsr." w.mid he at tA'aa at our dol.
Inrt a hrltle a fna;tvil a! e itolirr. Unt liHAST'S
I'lUFIFtt la so d Ini unly (ink lHil.l.AR a bottiei and
ra a lm::lp ,.l it hat cuie.t. and it rnjniifi of ru'inf. Four
7"ii al mn -h .):. aa on bwU i.f larntearil there.
ti'le. aarapar;! i in csna..qae-iee u! ita lata, puwer sud
If lr.e.n-hi ill.-irr, thnulj b tl.l tt ne eiert thaa
'Vrs.'y-'iei (jeutf tKt- butt e, to be st csrsa aa lbs Puai)
Has a: O-ia JJji. ir.
Ono Dollar's Worth!
Hew mu li f avrts how nun h FrrHil.ia rm rase
Scs'.ruLt :i On ;;r'a i-ur.sot firtut t VURlTltR
cure t Kea.l il:e luiluM'iug stateuieut. wkxll la a euteb
men of i! pwer.
CAWCEROUS SCROFULA!
'1 li'i it LSrt n-f ol a ty-rg man who ym Hve. H im
dim nt a Wd- ifa rie tA fu itii, liy ouiy lietlr Bottita
it sit;t I'ur.ifr, lli.ni eiir wm vurrd y tim ut uf
'JVrlvt (i-iHons i( tl:e btnt nartnpariUa thst wu trt-r mid,
s-ttus.fi't i.ni nnt stiJF.cimt medial wtr tu c fleet tbs
cure uf irii h remltinv'.y hoplt cm.
. Mr. i li IUr.kiN. ot Jiome, Oneida C , Jf. Y., bif) Jcrwf
via fuur f.:rs--w sj conliijt fl to Ini Ivd tlie tatt yenr- h
( mauh itijr-H9rtl Mid (it-l):!itti(l bi to I if. dmbi! tw
i lie hi hunt to hi hf.l. lie l.nl ihu Uti metil ad-.
T;i-r hM.l u.-t-'il alt dt tim let urtA;mrii;u to no uoi
rff-'.-l-unt a-ftfiw? nd ur.ru. ar.il wm cutii,dril lo be in'
a tyir-ef Shut, Mini ctiuUI ihu tv-Mtty.t'ouT hjtrt longer.
wliHt, lio ."irint-m-",! (itini; i'.llAN Trt il-'ICH. Hit
tt k wn ettien nr,irly nj t- uui tar to Mr a holt waa etu.u
thmuct, ,, vinJj'ij uii.lcr hti cinn. io that h hrrathsil
thiuU(,h iV holt hit tar m u raun aruiiml it it It
.n;i',1 liua jp out nt iu i-iiwe, it vi,y iioMing by ft
mill pi-M-r-- the hit t.f ove arm wm dtstroyed l.jr two Ul
cnt an Vhtr tuMer the arm. lart a a tnui'i hand,
had WMry citien iiit't)ich his litlf into hi$ lady. 1 hu, ha
wi fiiHii-tr.) wi h VWmy iticii putrid acrii. oftntiv 1
ccrs. hi u nt h'i j jriJii. For fuiiuer aud fuil
J;n:'I:rtil;.rs, t i; o jr PampfttfH,
Di-vt. '1 iitiMAi Williams, on of the moit ikilful phf-'
liciitr.i u Iii-!tu, wm cV.rA tc Ilaikin Ihw day htJor
IT: cfmM.icr.rr J t.nire ftrnKt's I'vrifn; XV. exam
irif.i )i,in, n:..l then uh i im tinted ths mtdicintsia ibm
icWJt.jii'.i v.nt cure li:m tunt hi cae wa
Worse than Hopeless
Mn htnr Vr. HASKIN R itntcmcnt rf . V.n iM :'
Wy ni prormtVi nru ixj'.V of B:IAM'S PURfVYIXtJ
LXYHA i i.'f f'utttl if Ltonnri. )rxi if Huioa
I -i n'ri;ct.i'c i .titt lh it. R!m1 htjfi,n In st bettor that
i : i i.v etviMcd mt- to jrrt oj my bt lt wl:rt 1 had bi-n
-r i :"t : -i . 't vr,ir tlu SKcnM in.iitj ct aliini me is m
Ott o" the hv utt -th' THIitli battle enable J me tn H'alk
Vi" Mi its. t.i K,n; Crime, w.lto 1 pn-curetl Sit Rottlm
ui'TP : ;..) n ht'ii 1 h! finish. -,1 uiing tl.cm. $evtttte (ul
of 'iVtmy L'l.fi s inn Hrnvtu ir-krl tkre botiles mor
rlV.-cts-ii a I KKM IT V: H vi a.; tha Uiceti, anl r
nturt'd met' fu-A h-aL.
FOURTEEII WITNESSES t '
Mr. IlA:;KiN I at worn to thi aliora frtcrt, ard tha
fat U a'ti w.M.fMfij an.! crri.rj to t' lMj("J'. T. Wll,. ;
l.tAIS-Mr. Ci. H 'K:V.S. -ri-p-i-tnr of the irg$t-Rum
H-i"t -Mft.ra 11. SM A- I.UjNAUI). Wlioliaale ao.1
reu.i If; ii-ii-rfu- mni LLi'.VUN oilier reeytUabU leunutm.
Wa Challengo ths Vorld
To ri'OVK a f we i t tn r,xoltir anI utterly koptlest
cmh nf Hcinl'uln. i t ihr ufc rf J'ilN TiMNS aa much
rar.'n-jarilui. or u.iy ntinT mciiieiii. ai whu i;icd f Brant'a
)'ur('lrr t-j r!ict t! o bovc our' v'h!fh ami) hall b
pntt tl 1 y t,i many todl known, r especial. U vimutu, w it
tlie n'.'DVf cure.
VOV S U.r. nv Jvhn W. rrilmg, SanUry Ta.
M:ry A. M?Vy Nnrthumbtnltid. "
Jrui JI. Haw Miil'-il,
Henry J. SlirirfTer (ii
Efiwi'ml A. K'4iner dj V
A''.aiu Ct'.ir'uil p( tugroTa. i
U-yr V M.-Cirmiclt, M'-KweiiBviUa,
W. 1. I. VumUT, Muncy,
J . P. M-iii't C 1., Iluflf'hvil'e, . ;
KHwr.nl Wits mi. New JJei iiu,
Tli'TnUui A: Halier, Kcwmbitrff,
S. J. Cr rse, t'riiiwirrme,
W. H. liickl.'v, Hnnville,
K. I'. Litz ft John R. M -.yer, Kliwmnliurf.
All inters nri!"w i.ttifi be tJdresst-J u W ailaa h
Co., 1C0 Hifm Iw-Tu-, Nw YoiU.
StiiiburVj July -JJ, l,rIU ly.
Tquftablc IJfc Insiiratico, Aimiilly
and Trust omzany.
orrici, :i wai.m t STiiKvvr, rmr.APFLPHiA.
Capital s-'J-iCWM). Chauik I'khpktlal.
fl'III'. ('ninpuny now pr;,irM to trnnsat-t businea
1 iip'tn th tn li t lif'crnl nml ndMintnce 'us terma, Thcf
art! tttiU.'rt3ii by their clinr ('I't. .ri) "to uiaWe all aiiil :
every itiiiurtuife nptrt:iii.ina to Ine r.Ml.i if whatever kind ,
or mil ure, mid to ipeeive aiul fiecute trnnts. make etidow
meiitF, mul lo rnut and purchute oiiuumes," i'lta Com ;
p;my f!l annuui'-n and cudowiiienta. and ait at Truataaa)
t'nr mumra and heirs.
Table of Premium rerptifHl tor tito Amraura of $100 for
the wiule term of I.ua.
Age. Prem. Ape. Prnn. t ARt. Prem.
1(1 1 JVJ ' Hi (t: 40 ' 3 31
17 1 5-1 Hi li 15 47 3 49
IS 1 .Ml M iM 4 3ti-J
19 1 1, ar 4i 3?7
SO 1 b't n." M XI 60 3 i4
l?1 1 01 Ui $ 40 61 4 13
2 b :i7 a -it 6J 4 an
tfj l ay M '2 51 6J 4 61
n i :j; a gj 6i 4 71
J ) 1 ;j 4H if ;U f5 4 91
L'ti I 41 21 bd 5 I 'si
J7 1 trii 4J U Vi .-)7 g an
1 m1 41 3 Ml 5 64
i 41 a -i so 5
:w a oi 4 3'JJ Ci n3
Trie prt'iiiinnw ar !es thun any oil rr omjny, and lh
rv-lieiea mt'ir.l yreuioi- ;'.mi tes. Tables i i' luliAearly
ami quarterly pmtiiim. half erettit Tit- i o( prtMnuitnlaliort
tt lino, iiw.4, bin i u orf-liij.t and eii'lou-tnenta; ala.).
form 'i .Viislic;.:i"n t wiii'i t'rte are bl.uili tslit'eta-) ura
t be lii.tt ui;iif:ttirin at ihe mT.ee, or bv letter to tha
Agent, J. I'L UUV. Mtubury.
Ha Iks toil INL'KINu HrtJ ON K iilij'f l.ll'a
Aire.
i.r 1 v,
r 7 yurs.
til
,M
l.W
4.U7
3,j7
Fur I ifs.
1.00
K.I4
S
6,(4
40
60
KxAMn.n A pfi'.jn nr.'.l 30 yrtiia next l.irtli ilay, l.y
laying llie Cinntmiiy (ii I''its would Htvr.re ." his iitmiiy
ur lu-us iliili s:.-ul! !.c i!;.' in iu t-ar ; or lur f(i-90 lie ar
ruri t' limn Itaifl : or t'.'i it.l aiui!i-i!;;. i'ir s- vu ywrs
lie tM-ciiiri. !. Iht-nl y H'lul ulii in- the in sevru ft.'rs; or
I". .r Si-ill. It! (mid amiua ly li.iijir 1 1 it- lie Ktiirri plt.m lo lie
land wli'-n li'" ili.-s. ins.irrr a. . in iiu Ijianwfi tonus,
liy tli iliilri -m in uiuiMliil nf irHi!iinnia ir'nn til .-li.ire:,l
liy oilier i -ui:-'.. l-'or ar)9,jU li.e Iil-ii. wmtM lecia-e SOOUU
hji-'.iiil Ue ihf in imi. y.'ai .
l-'oriu. 01 upi'lii'mi'tn an'l nil ivirli Milnra inav lie had at
the oitwe. I'l'. ri:it I I i.l.i:.N, I'resideul. ..
-e lrel.mrt. Wm. M. Hibo.
I'HAM'i, V. Hjwi.h. firn-tarv nnl Trenauri-r.
CoN.fi.TiMi I'ii v ,i. v. Ur. J. H. Mawr, Suulmrr.
J. 11. rittuv, ..iiSui v, Aj,ait I'or Noriiiaiuueraual cuuav.
ty
fuiil.ury, Jul) HI!)
Win. ('ocheaii & Co..
AVIiolrsiile and Itelail, .
WtSU AMI l.Ujt'Olt MKRCII.WTS,
Ko. 72 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
AVE ilivays on hanJ a very lurcre stoi-k of
Win a, I.iimnis and I'cars, of their own
miijoruiioii. Mora ivropcrs, noin necpers, ana
private gentlemen, will be sapl'lad ou Ilia moat
lilwial terms.
l'liilaclelphia, Not. IT. 1HS
IIAISINH, cuiranls, ritnm, rlipese, pepper
aauie, For sale by J. V. F RILING
Sunbury, Dce.S, 184S.
"17LDOW GLASS, 8 by 10, for aale I r
HKNKV MASftR
Runhinjr, Jan 57th, 1810- tf.
AY RUM An excellent srti.la for aale
by . HENKY MASSER,
Sunbury Jim. S7lh, 1S4! tf.
A7HITE HRANDY for preserving lirsnd.T
peachea of an excellent quality, for sale
by 11. MASTER.
Sunbur,', Sept. S?J, 1H19
KNOB 'AND PFRING MOr"tISBLAT
CHES An exoclleiit avtirle, for sale s
hall the usual priee by J. W. FK1LINO. '
; Sunbury, July 7, 1719
atMTONE Ware. Eartiien War. liaiains. AU
monds, Prunes end L'roam Nuts.
PIuiipm aoj ell Lin.1,. f' '.
. U and riaUjr. Just received snd for sal
hy JOHN W. I IULING.
5unbury, P. t9, 1S,
li
interest of six per cent. ' ' ' 1
died next day.
- at tkt eie.
spLjnag at ths ems sf lbs Amsnsan.