SUNBUKY AMERICAN AND tSHAMOKlN JOURNAL.
3VU Sorts of Uttxw.
'Smoiita it H fcftwtNd Party. The pro
(if ringing ong at an evening party
may thai b deaoribad ! The young lady, on
being led to tha piano, first throw a timid
ulance round the room, oatenaibly to evince
genfle condition ; 4n reality, te aee who ia
looking at her. She then obaervea to the
irriitres of the house, "that ahe ia not in very
good voice, having a alight cold," which ahe
confirm! by a faint sound, something between
a aigh, a smile, and a single-knock cough.
The hostesa replies, "Oh, but you always
-aina- ao delinhlfullv." The young lady an
'awera, "that ahe is certain she cannot this
'evening; to strengthen which opinion sue
tnakes some young genllemnn exceedingly
Joyous by giving him her bouquet to hold ;
and, drawing off her gloves in iho most np
tproved style, tucks them behind one of the
ttmndlestk'ks. together with her flimsy hnnd-
kerchief. in such a fashion, that its deep
laced border or embroidered namo may be
aeen to the best advantage.
Some discussion is had in the English pe
riodicals of the question of revising the litur
gy of the Church of England. The Athnna
aian creed is objected to; a paswgo fn the
ordination of ministers concerning the for
giveness of sins by the clergy ; a clause in
Ihe baptismal service speaking of the bap
tized child as regenerated, and the words
ur and certain hope," in the bmial ser
vice. , A sleiuh, manufactured of gutta pcrcha,
convertible at pleasure into a boat, is to be
-aetit out with the English Arctic expedition
on the fust of May.
Wager. A bet was made at the Astor
House on Saturday, of S100 to a hat, that the
-steamer Atlantic would go to Liverpool in
ten days from this port. S. Y. Day Book.
P. W. Porter, of Memphis, has made a
nelf-loading rifle. It has a revolving wheel
perforated by forty chambers. The discharge
of one chamber loads the adjoining one.
This is an improvement on Colt's revolver.
The city of Cleveland has subscribed
t200.000 to Ihe Cleveland and Columbus
Railroad, and given her bumls, with coupons
-annexed, having twenty years to run.
,Foa California. Twenty individuals be
longing to Carlisle, in this State, are about to
leave for California.
Cakmiiamsm. According to the Minesota
Pioneer, the Chippewa or Muskicgo Inilians)
who live in the northeastern part of that ter
ritory, arc in such a deslitulo condition as to
le compelled to die or eat their fellows, un
less they get aid.
Alexander Ramsey, (Whig,) the present
Governor of Minesota Territory, retires from
office in March, 1853. Salary $2500 per an
num. It is rnstomary with some young ladies to
divine future events by inspecting the sedi
ment in 1 lie bottom of a bieakfast cup, and
they will actually build theii hopes of getting
-a husband on no better grounds than those of
lea or coffee.
! Question and Answers. A lady corres.
jxmdent asks the following question : "Can
til be possible, as my physician says, that a
dry hectic cough which 1 have arises from
oo large a quantity of hair, which he advises
me to have cut V
To which Major Noah replies: "It may
le so. A superabundance of hair may irrr
pede a required ventilation of the hair; and
the perspiration of serous humor, for want of
auch discharge, may fall upon the lungs and
create the cough. Cut your hair. Keep it
'thin and open."
... Half a crais of the tartrate of antimonyi
with two ounces of water and a drachm of
tincture of opium, "and an equal quantity of
nitrous ether, or colctiicum, nrc said to be an
ffectual cute of delirium tremens, allaying
Ihe excitement of the limiti nnd promoting
the healthy action of the skin and the kid
neys. An Iiish tailor, making a gentleman's coat
and vest too small, was ordered to take them
home and let thorn out. Some days a after,
the gentleman was informed that his gar
ments happened to fit a countryman of his,
and he had let them out at a shilling a week.
C A Boston gill has accepted an offer of (400
a month to go to San Francisco, and act in
the capacity of book-keeper (or a merchent
In that city. It is shrewdly suspected that
the arrangement will end in a partnership.
In a storm on tho 17th ult., a lady in Juf
fersonville, lnd., was turned heels over head,
for'nearly a square, before sho could regain
her feet.
There ha been just born at Enostown,
Iowa, a female child, with a perfect mark of
the cross or crucifix on her breast. The
mark is large and distinct, extending each
aide regular to the arm-pits, and down to na
val. It ia indeed a marvellous perfect mark
of a crucifix. The mother ia a Catholic.
' Roche, the French seronaut, recently made
an ascent at Bordeaux, when hi balloon hit
a chimney, upset the car and threw him into
the street, where be was picked up with one
broken arm and two broken legs.
The Pittsburg Commercial of the 22d inst.,
ays a party of 209 Mormon emigrants, prin
cipally from New England, leave to-day for
St. Josephs, on board the De Wilt Clinton,
dpt. John S. Devinny. Tbey take the over
land route for Salt Lake.
A female, in male attire, joined a Califor
nia company, and on Saturday last, went
aboard the steamer Jewess, of Cincinnati,
with the company. She was not detected
until the boat was almost ready to start, when
aha wat discovered, and proved to be the
wife of one of the company. She had expos
tulated with. br husband against going, but
be being determined, she resolved to accom"
pan? Jfin n4 'parP 111 'oftunp.
.V Two sister af the Irish Patriot, Mitchell,
are now in Washington, They are represen
ted, as )h pictprea of goodness, adorned with
all the accomplUhmeuts of the ladies of ihd
'Green isle."
' THE LILT to Tub valley.
Sweet, modest flower, that shuns parade,
Whose sweets all other sweets excel,
Oft have I sought thee in the shade,
And watch'd thy Slowly opening bell.
In life's fair morn, when I was young,
And sigh'd, like others, to be gay ;
Pale flower, the hear my breast I hun(
And threw the blushing rose away.
Yet 'twas not hatred that did guide
Mv youthful choice, and move my scorn :
The thought the rose was shown with pride,
And thou neglected and lorlnrn.
May pity ever thus prevail,
And softly all my soul incline
To listen to Ihe plaintive tale,
And make the cause of sorrow mint?.
Brutal.--Two individuals in Newark
undertook for a Waaer to drink a nnnrt of
rum a piece. They both had to have the as
sistance of ihe stomach pump nnd emetics to
restore them to consciousness.
Two years ago there were sixteen divis
ions of Sons of Temperance in Cincinnati
There aie now but six. Oh, rum, what on
influence hast thou !
The fidelity of the dog is wonderful. A
small dog, the property of a gentleman in
Albany, on the death of a child it had used
to romp with, whined and pined away, re
fusing to be nourished until death ensued.
Magnificent Onion. A cotemporary pub
lished the following the other day : "Re
solved, That the federal Onion, sealed by the
blood of heroes and patriots, must be pre
served."
About 52,000 bodies are yearly buried in
the city of London.
HI A R III ED,
On the 23d ult., by the Rev. David Long-
more, Mr. John v. kei-set, oi Middlesex
county, Connecticut, to Miss Margaret, old
est daughter or Mr. Samuel Ulain, ot iurbut
township, Northumberland county.
On Thursday afternoon, the 11th ult, by
Rev. L. F. Morgan, Mr. Samuel H.Lamborn,
of Ohio, to Miss Virginia E. Kieiber, of this
city 1 ashtnirton Linton.
In Canton, on the 9th ult , by James Allen,
Esq., printer, Mr. Charles S. Burr, printer,
to Miss Sarah W. Malsdury, also a printer
"Oh, that my words were now wiitten!
Oh, that they were printed in a book !" Job
xix. 23.
I) I K I.
On the 18th ult., near Lewisbnrff, Union
county, Dr. THOMAS VA. VALZAU, aged
89 years.
In Lewisbnrz, on tho 22d nit., LYDIA,
wife of John Pross, aged CO years, 5 months,
and 21 days.
At Pekin, Illinois, on the 1st inst., Mr.
SAMUEL MORRISON, formerly of Milton,
aged about 3Z years.
At Northumberland, some time ago, Mr.
RICHARD HUZZEV, aged about 55 years.
(EI)C ittavlfcts.
Baltimore Market
May 2, 1S50.
Wheat. Small sales of good to prime reds
wcic made to-day at 121 els., audl'unn white
at 125 cts.
Corn. White nt 53 a 54 cents, and of yel
low at 57 cents.
Rye. Sales of Md. at 55 cents, and of
Penna. at 65 cents.
Oats. Prices range from 37 to 42 cents.
Whiskey. Sales of bbls were made at 25
cents, and of hhds at 24 cents.
Philadelphia Market
May 2, 1850.
Flour. Flour is quiet and the price stea
dy; shipping brands are selling at 85 25 brl.
Extra Flour at $5 62 brl. Rye Flour is held
at $2 87. Corn Meal is worth $2 75 per brl.
Wheat. There is a limited demand for
red Wheat at 81 17c. piime White atSl 22o.
Rye. Penna Rye is held at 61c per bush.
Corn. Corn is in demand at 60 cts for yel
low. Oats. Southern are worth 39c, and Penna
40c.
Whiskey. Sales of Whiskey in bbls at 24c
and hhds at 23 cents.
SUN'RURY PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Masser.
Wheat. ...
ion
r6
50
37
M
8
5
125
10
25
8
10
62
200
Kit.
CuH.v.
Oath.
Bctter.
KdliH.
I'll UK.
Fl.IXSKI'.II.
Tallow. "
Hkahwai. -Flax.
Hkcki.kii Flax.
Dhikii Ari'i.Kn.
Do. Peaches.
APPEALS.
ri'IIE Board of Commissioners in the co'uniy
1 of Nortlniinlxrltind, have agreed upon the
following dates anil places named in the several
townships and Boroughs in said county, to hear
mid tWide upon all apiie uls agreeable to the seve
ral Arts of A ssciuhly , in such case made and pro
vided, to wit :
April 82, at the house ofMichael Spatz, in George
town Lower Mahonoy.
April 23, at the house of Widow Raker, Lit Mali.
" 84, - or tieo. Hnutb, Jackson Uhp.
" 25, - of P. Beisael, Up. Mahonoy.
SO, M ofWm. Weaver, Coal.
" 27, " " of Ct Leiaenring, Slieinolin.
"29," of Geo. Conrad, L. Augusta.
" 30, " School house where election is held
In Hush township.
May 1, at Commissioners olhce for Upper Au
gusta, and sunbury Borougm
" 3, at the house of Jaa. llilhurn, for Point
township and Northumberland.
" 3, " "of Benj. Foreman, Chilisquaque
" 4(M "of Frederick Blrieker, Milton.
" C, " " of Ab. Kissinger, TurbuU
- 7" "of H.J. Koedcr, Delaware.
" 8, " " of Michael Keeder, I.ewi.
JACOB HOFFA,
t'HAS. WEAVER.
VM. WILSON.
Commissioners office, Comm'ersi
Sunbury, March 23, '50. J
TO FARMERS AND ME OF Dl'SISESS.
OILS, CANDLES AND GUANO.
riHE subscriber offers, at the lowest rates, in
JL any quantity to suit purchasers,
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO,
nd every variety of
SPERM, WHALE, LARD, AND
TANNER'S OIL.
flimuacttutTM, Tanner, Far men, Dealer I and
,onsunert are invited to call.
fiEQ. W. HIDQWAV,
No, 37 JVorth Wharves, the first
OIL 8TORB
Miw Race street, Philadelphia.
April , 1850. 8m
47
VTTt't i .
mm
CHERRY PECTORAL:
For ike Car f
COUGHS, OOX.DS,
HOARSENESS, BROW.
OHITX8, GROUP, ASTH
MA, WHOOPING-COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION1.
The uniform success which has attended the
use of this preparation its salutary effect its
power to relieve nnd cure slTnctioiis of the Lungs,
have gained for it a celehritv eipinlled by no other
medicine. We olTcrit to liie nlllicted with entire
confidence in its virtues, and the full belief that it
will subdue and remove the srverent attacks of
disraKC upon the throat anil I.nngR. These result,
as they liecomc publicly known, very nnlurnlly
attract the attention of ineilical men and philan
thropists everywhere. What is .their opinion of
CHEKKY PECTOKIAI. mny bo seen in the
following i
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.,
Prof. Surgery Med College, Keie York fays :
'It gives me pleasure to certify the value nnd
efficacy of Ayer's CHERRY " PECPOKIAL,
which I consiilur peculiarly adapted to cure di
seases of the Throat anil Lungs."
CHIEF JUSTICE EUSTIS,
of Louisiana, w rites "That a young daughter of
his was cured of several sevcro attacks of Croup
by the "CHERRY PECTORAL."
ASTHMA AND BROCHITIS.
The Cana lian Journal of Medical Science.
states, "That Asthma nnd Rronehitis so prevalent
in this inclement climate, has yielded with surpri
sing rapi.lity to Ayer's CHERRY PECTORAL,
and we cannot too strongly recommend this skilful
preparation to the Profession ami public generally."
Let the relieved sulferer speak fur himself:
Hmri)iui, Jan. 2fi, 1847.
Dr. J. C Aycr Dear Sir: Having been res-
rued from a painful and dangerous disease by
by your medicine, ciatitudc prompts me to send
you this acknowledgment, not only in justice to
you, but lor the tnlormation ol others m like af
fliction. A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected ot first.
became so severe that spitting of blood, a violent
cough and profuse night sweats followed and fas
tened upon me. I became emaciated, could not
sleep, was distressed by my rough, and a pain
tnrougn my rlicst, anil in sliort nnd all the alarm
ing symptoms of quick consumption. No medi
cine seemed at all to reach my case, untl I provi
dcntially tried your CiiEmir Pectoral, which
soon relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with respect. E. A. STEWART.
rnr.PAnKD mv j.c. aveii, ciiemist.lowell.tiass.
t iT Sold by Henry Atusser, SUinburv; Marv
A. McCnv, Northumberland Dr. Gearhart. Se-
insgrovc ; Dr. Uei klv, Danville, anil Druggists
generally.
April fi, 1850.- lycem
'ORPHJNS' COURT SALE.'
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will he exposed to
public sale on Saturday the lltlwfivof May next,
at the late residence of Jacob Moore, of Lower
Augusta township, deceased, to wit : A certain
Tract of Woodland,
adjoining lands of Peter Snyder, Jesse Ummel,
Jacob Krcps nnd others, containing Seventy-nine
acres and forty -eight perches nnd ullowanre, situ
ate in the township aforesaid. Late the estate of
Jacob Moore, ilec'd. Sale to commence nt 10 o'
clock, A. M. of said day when the terms of sale
will be made known bv
PETER H. MOORE, Adm'r,
Py Order of the Court )
John P. Pursel, Clk. O. C.
Sunbiiry, April 6, 1850. ) ts
ESTATE F PETER VASDLIXG, dct'd.
OTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration tie tioni lion have Itcen gran
ted to the subscriber, on the estate of Peter Vand-
ling, late of Upper Augusta township, Northum
berland county, dee'd. All person indebted to
said estate or having demands against the same,
are requested to call on the subscriber for settle
ment. WILLIAM REED.
Administrator lie bom unii.
Upper Augusta tshp., April 13, 1850. Ct
r. n. n.
A new mill lirillimil liL'lit li:i. Iiil.-lt'nri.ii ntt.l n ...Bi..n.U
highin the uori-m. ihnlitiii it. ifoiilca lisht ol hopr
.lie .H.I a ui-nMin iii iiiiini. ii, uiu ihii-i nimi OI1I1 IlllOOItll
with mill. IlkR I lit, linrstliiir Inrtliot (Iim p.miiih.I m.a
the sun upon Die eoltl, diftniat legions is" tltc Irisul z me.
The tlirts letturs whirli Ueail lln. imrampli is Itie .igntli.
eutioaoi'
RADWAY S READY RELIEF.
An IiiaLmUuifMus Anliilolo for VuUia of nil kiml. the
very intitaDt Hjiilu-ay'd Jtcidy Uclict' u npjiticd, il mu
rchcviiig ijuiililu'i urr rwilizctl, it will rt licve the limit
Vcrc jutiiui i KlH-uiiiiititiiu, l.umuug i, (iuiit, rurulysi, 'i'ic
l(i.rt'iix, Vc.tiiiti lew minuit'H.
I'Uhki MATit-u It CuiiHiw, Tieittmciit nnd Cure,
ALLHIirA MATIC PAINS INSTANTLY CUltKD BY
Rliruniiitiitinsirifi'Sf'roiiKlilit rtnl f;Mic, hul inot irone-
mllv procettl irom l:iKIi), iv riurt to cold (lamp w eather,
uml nJeepmir in tl;uiit uitiirinii'iiii. Tina ciiipitiiil is tltvi-ih-d
into two vi j men ; the lirnt lulluiitiH ry, mo riillctl i mm
the swelling tuxt uttluinriuilimi tliut nttetil8 ilt jminn hi the
imrtsaiftTtiHlj wrtnul, t :intMiie iht--unmUe. Bn-Mlled lr.nn
the long co(iliMunn( if thr tiK;if. It tiilt kii'wnji
Lutnlxig i, er (will in the ut U ; SiHntiriii. tr puius in the
hip or ur.iin ; AtiUirixivnin, r wiiuu in llie joint. Thtt
Acute lthttiiiiatimn gt-ucriillv t riiniiaie tutu one oi Uirue
untl bee tint a a hi nine cuipiiiiiit.
TO RKUKVK YOI R TORTl'RliH
Apply Riidwuv'i II -n.lv Kt'lirf, on n w;trm fliuiiicl cl itli.
previouNly Uiiliinx the piirt- with wnrtti wutirt ultn titke
;wi or 4 drop ol the Kelu'l iiitenuiLly in iiie iiiulutwes
twice r thin- time tiny ; tlii will jiive warmth i.i the
toinarit, ami Riireiy relieve yon irntn all Kiu-mnutn pit in.
It mala.) speedy hihI rtfertiial in its operuttu in the cure
ot'dioeHUedSIMNK. STITCII IN THK HACK, I.AMIv
NKSS. tStHKMSO 'I IIK JOINTS. WralineM, and
pnili in the aide, Nervmia lleadaehc. Tic jKdereux ami
J'ttolU Aehe, Spusiua, Sirniim, C'rnniiM in the hionmrh,
I'iiei, S-tres, liurns, St-ulda, llrntiiHniti o' the Skin. tur
toiiiiu-h, Heart Hum, lloarseneusund Sre Thruit. lieu
der. if you have lite muiortuite to lie trouble I with either
ot the aUve ilUtretvKiiig coinptuitita, h thanktul tlmt un
antidote tor your puins ui at hand in KADWA Y'H Ul'.X-
It 1 aurc to give your infant ease, and to your yy will
enuire yoU a pedy and ieit'eet euie.
8ee Htat cneu botttle tiaa the lac aiuiile igiutttue of
R ad way h Cm, njnm each lubel none other ia genuine.
A BEAUTIFUL PICTIKE.
A NEW LABBI-TKKL KNG HAVING.
To protect tha public (rtnt ptirelmniny cmnterfeita of
Rudwuv'a Chineaa MwlinatnJ tioau, H. ti Hudwav. the
celebrated Chetmatof New York, hua at a (ireot e&veiu0
et waited the aervirea of one oi the niat artiata of atevl eu
a;raviiif in Aiaeriean and will oh the at at of April, lt0,
iaau naawaya meutctaica rap in ita new aiiiei. it ia a
beaut i tul alee! etigmviiur, it rereaeuta two feuuile 6urea
of health aial beauty, recliniec u tablet ami acroll work.
on which are the wimla "lliMlwav'a Medicated Htwii in
illuminated lettera. Ou the tmpoaite aide of the tablet ia
tha lac at mile aiguuture of R. G. Had way. The cleaigu
ia neat, cliate, aitiatic. and eletfantlv executed.
TliK VIKTl l-OF TI1KSOAF
are alao imroved, the high prHikirity which thia excellent
aonp haa attuined tor iia auiieritmty over ail others tor Toi
let, Medicnuil, mid Sliuviitg puqiosea, has impelled ua to
strive and improve upon its merits, inst end o renting aa
tiMbed on ita ulieaily (ajHined luurele. We have now entered
into arrangements for the iinporiatiou dirucl fntin our cor.
reapmdfiiia in C-HutUuitinoplu in Turkey, and Canton in
China, fur our aevanil nils. (iims. Ituhfuma. and exlmcta of
rare nieflit-inal virtues, which we ttae in tlie nmnuiat ture
ol Railway's ft dip, instead of reeeiving litem limn third
parties, ao that now we liave the aiituiacUou of knttwlng
tluit the hifflily uiedical untl Uiltsuuue propeiiica of out
Soup are pure and undiiltenitrd.
AS JiKAL I TiCIKR OPTHKHKIN.
It Mtrtuieru-a everything oi the kind in the wirld, it re
moves RedueM. ini !en, UI itches, Funtiltea, Tetters Unsll.
It cures Kilt Rheum, Hunt Worm, Soreilcuds. ires, lua
tular Krnptions. It iiiiatrta hentih to the akin and beauty
ttt the complexion. As u uiirfierv ami Toilet tttp, it ii Ike
yond the reach of rivalry, and tor t&haviiifr puroaes it is
the beat in use, One uike of R tut way's feoap will bat Un
Uuui three oukea of the suiiie ei.se of any other etp m
Ufcie, theretore it is the cheu)eal and beat 8oup in the world.
Price cent, hirpe cukes in ciiftruved wrappers, and the
signal are ol ti. G. Had way oduu each wrapjiex.
Now throufh the Hare in rhambera many lights
Of busy sltttpet proclaim tltu unlet riftlils
While ataue Iving buliu fioin Cirevasia's fuir,
To dress aud beautify their lovely liuir,
AVhich makea Ui nuods of Circaamuii aire!
Within the breasts of kuura pure love inspire.
TO DUEftS AND BEAUTIFY THE II AIR.
Rad way's Circassian Hnlm is beromina; quite popular,
in the ooureeof time u will aupersude all other preparation
in Mi it cures buklncM. atrengtlieus the hair, cimiaulea
danaruit, ajwiiiako the hair soft, tiite. a id aloasy. fly Uaiutt
Uie bulni as per directions, it will inuae it euil oeauiilutty,
reseniblinf nature. Hrtce ii"cts., in huge bolllpfl. bee that
Kadway 4 Co , lanpooaarh bottle.
AL.F.sr H B Maaert unbury.
April, le-'jO trinity
II AHIHNU & IIOL17S
WHOLESALE Commission PAPER and
RAO WAREHOUSE, No. l MINOR
Street, Philadelphia. Where k general assort.
mnt of all kinds of Paper is kept, and for sals st
the lowest cash prices.
Cap, Letter and Printing Papcn,
S.C. on hand.
Plain and ruled white Caps
. t,lus
Flat Caps.
Plain and ruled whits letter.
" " blue "
Dine and white Folios.
White and colored Printing Paper
Tissue Papers.
Shoe
Wrapping "
Envelope "
Hardware and SI ealhing Paper.
Tnr Boards.
Straw Hoards,
Donnet Hoards.
All orders from the Country will be attended
to nt the shortest iisjlice.
All goods sold will be carefully packed, and de
livered at nny place in the city.
The highest cash price paid for Rags, or ex
changed for Paper, ns low as can be bought else
where. Please call and cxnminr for yourselves.
Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 18 tO
ALEXANDER (J. CATTELL,
PlCCKSSlin TO JAMES M. nOI.TON, DF.CD.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MER
CHANT,
For the talc of Grain, Flour, Seeds, Iron, Ltim-
hrr kt.
No. 13 Nortk Wharves,
PllII.AllKI.rlHA.
Goods forwarded with care, to nil points on the
Schuylkill, Union, Susquehanna and Juniata
Cnmils.
11?' Salt, Plnstcr, Grindstones. &c, for sale nt
the lowest prices.
Philadelphia, June 2, 1819. ly
C MAUL ES W . II EG I N S ,
sA.TTOP.lTE7 AT LAV",
Pottsivlllc, Pa.
Will premptly attend to collections and all busi
ness entrusted to his care.
June 16, 1849,
JAMF.3 COOI'1-.It. lllllA CAM Kit ON
COOPEK& CAMERON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
POTTSTIMK,
Stliiiylhlll County. Pa.,
AT7ILL collect monies, attend to litiirnted rases.
' and act as agents in the management of
. Ti :: .1...: :
i.siuirs, ivi. i crmius urmrin uicir services, may
refer to the following gentlemen:
ruiLAm-.i.riiiA.
Dsiriil S. rtrnwn, Iwiac H. Duvis. l.i leon O. Wrstrotl
llrniy v nltr, I- mttriit i . i:m-K, vt in. 11. Hifd. t-.s.,
Cliiu'liibljoht. t'q. .I.iel Cook, Ki(., H. II. lliewctcr, !..
C Tliomiwun Jones, Kin.
NEW YORK.
n'jn.Mcs''. TT. OrhmHt, tl'n. f icilfii II 'Tunn,
Hon. .littnrs Alnnrnc. Iton. I'lwtirfl Curtis.
Hon. AbUjlt livrciu-r, Itosro.N.Jolm Aikcs, l, LoweliA
Jans 3, 1M0.
FRI'lT &. OKV4IU i:T4L, TREES
I.) RSONS in want of any Fruit or Ornatnen-
till trees can tic supplied every few days from
the nurseries of Mr. Perkins in New Jersey, by
applying toll. I). Masser, his agent for this place.
Sunbury, April 6, 1850.
THE CHEAP BOOR STORE.
DA1TISLS & SMITH'S
Ciirap Nfw & Skcond hand Rook Siork,
A'd. 36 Jv. Sixth St. be ,r-cn Miirhet Arch,
Vhilaiteliihln.
Law Cooks, Theological and Classical Rocks,
MEDICAL BOOKS
RlOCRAVmCAl.it HISTORICAL ROOKS,
SCHOOL liOOKS.
Scientific and Mai hk.matical Ro.-iKs.
Juvenile Books, in great variety.
Hymn Cooks and Trayer Cooks, Bibles, all sizes
and prices.
Blank Books, Writing Paper, and Stationary,
UVwl tare and Hit all,
W Oca prices nre niuelit owcr tlian tlie Bur.n.in prices
7 I.iltinrirs and sinnll parcels o! iMHiks purclvisctl.
17" Itooks tinpiirted to uriler I'roui Lomlou.
I'lillsdrliitiia, June (1, lt-l) y
C. liKNKKUT,
BOOT MAKER,
b. 40 South Fourth Street,
PlIILAIIHLrlllt,
HERE every variety of Frcneli (,'alf Skin
Moroeeo. Putent leatlier. Cnnirress nml f,i.
ter lioots, of the best stylr nnil workmnnship, arc
constantly kept on band or manufactured to order.
JUan-li It), 16 jo. tnu
l'llir.ADEL PHI A
ZSDICAIi HOUSE,
ESTABLISHKf) 15 VEAHS AGO, BY
mi. KTXKKLIX,
V. V. Comer oj 2 hud aai Union Street.
BETWEKN SI'HL'Ci: AND TINE STREETS,
IlFTKI.N YEARS if extensive mvl iininterrnpted
pr.tetice spent in thin city have rendered Ur. K. the
ni'ial expert nnd micri-aatul praetiii-iner t'ar and near,
in (he trenttiieut oi'nll diatiicifN of n nrivnte iriture. Peru ns
aiilietcd with ulcers up mi Hu b mv. throat, or les, paniK m
the tieuilor b-im s, murcuiial rhetnuitiitni, striclnieji. i; ravel,
dist-nm; iiriyin I nun youlhiiiU exceMtes or impurities of the
bl hwI. whereby the poustiiuiiii hus become eiiiecbled, nre
iremtii won snceews.
Ie whoplacefi himself under the csire of Dr. K.. inav re-
liimialy confide in bis hon"r as a Ketillcinait, tual conntltot
ly rely upon bin skill us a phymcian.
TAKE PARtlcrisAIt NOTICE.
Younff Men who have injured tliemitelves bv a tvrlnin
pinetice iuduliel in a hubit fremientlv learnetl front evil
coiupuuit'iuf or at sinooi-i-uio ellects ot wlneh are wikthily
tell, even when unieep. aiul destruv b ilh miml and blv.
sli n !d apply immetliately. Weakuena and eoiiRtitutioiuil
debility liM of inusenlar eiirrfry. phyairul laffsitmle and (ren
vrnl prosiratioit. irritnbihty nnd nil nervous infectious, indi
gemion, slutruimieas of the livci, aud every tlueioji m any
way conue ieii won me tun rtier 01 uie procieutive tunc
tions cured, and full vigor restored.
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A vigorous lifo or a premature death.
KINKELIN on srlf m serration.
ONLY 25 CENTS.
Tliis n Nikjasl ullitiril ii Glial willi uKful inhinnstim
on intii aiiiif unit ilntt.jtii.-s of tlie Oraerstive Orgaits.
It aiklresiK iu.'Hslike lo YOUTlI.MAMlOOUand OU)
AliK, anil .hould lie rewt by all.
Tlie vuluahle atlv iee aisl ' inirt.ssive waruiaa; it fives,
wilt prevent years i A miser)- and sullering aud save auuuul.
ly Tliousamls of Lives.
I'.r.au. hv rewlina il will learn how lo prevent the des
truction ul' their children.
A rciultUince oi 2.1 cents, encloseil in a letter, ait.
drctmed to lilt. KINKKI.IN, N. W. coriter ofTIHRD
I'MON Ktteeu, lietween S,ruce k Pine, Fhilailrlphua,
will ensure a b nk, under envelope, per rclurn ol' null.
l'ersouiHt a di.iance limy address Dr. K. by letter, (post.
Htiil.) untl lieeiueil at home.
i'.m kai.ks tip Aiimiriri'.s, duif.ctions. tc,
forwurih-d by scmlinff a ri'imluiuce, and mit iinsecuie I'miu
JJAMAtiK of t'ritlOSTY.
Ho ik-sellers. New Aeuts'edl'irs, Ciuivssfters, ami all
oihera siLiplit-d With the abova work ut very low rules.
l-'cbruury 0, Itwo ly
TONE Ware, Earlhrn Warn, Raisins, Al
nioiuls, Pruiirs ami Cream NuU.
I'lanos of nil kinds.
Suit auj l'lasti-r. Just n i'i'ivi j and for sale
by JOHN W. rnitJNG.
tfunbury, Ve. S3, 1619.
KROWN'8 ESSENCE OF tilNtiEliTI
A new supply of tins excellent article just
ricoiveil und for stilo liy 11. 11. MA&SEU.
Sunliury, March l(i, 1850.
R
AY RUM. An exrrllrnt article for sals
by HENKY MASSEtt.
Sunbury Jan. 57th, 1849 tof.
nOI'HE TO KENT Tlie premises on Mar
kct street, lately occupirU by Hiinon MarU.
Apply to HENKY MA8SEK.
Sunbury, April (1, 1850.
WHITE UKANDY lo7 7vi"irgb7andy
' ' pcacliss of an excsllciil quality, for sal
by H. AlAWEIf.
funburv, Sejit. SSd, l43.
WlI.LIA-tlS' ASTIDYPEPTIC
Ef.tXirt is, with th nlirlost eonndenfje, nffereilto th
Werllcnl r'rrm1tyrld the public lor lbs cure of llrspen.
ia at Indigestion, and all disease anaisf from ii, soch
Nnnsea, Ttcndnclie,
Vert if o, Dimiiepsof Wijht,
Debility of tha Nervous tys
tern.
Hyp-K-hrnvtrls, Jnuudics,
lissof ajipetite,
Wasting uf the strsntrlh.
Tlillolis Votnltimr,
lltirnina: scnmtioa at the pit
rt me stomncn,
f .ivcr crminlaiirf.
Oppression after entliif ,
rslpltsttofi nrthe'flmlt,
Pnin in the pit of the sfsnseh
or towards the richt side,
ftiillownrss of complcsl'ii,
jDeprrssimi of 'the spins snH
Flstulence, with frequent
lirlcninf oi wnul,
Vltistnltnste,
Conntitetion ami nncasiness
mummy oi ictiiper, ere.
of the bowels,
If a esse of dyspepsia sSould be nrrlrrtcd, most scriom
efliTis may ensue, for it lays the foundation for, is the in
ciK.iit cause of. and very frerpiently tcrmlnutesln cous'imp
li'.l. I wnlld impress upon the mind tluit to tiille with
this disense mny lie. to sport with the reason whk-h consti
tutes nmii snpereniinciii ninoux aniintil Itcines, ot lo cni
biller existence by adding a consciousness of folly u) the
penalty of iiuin.
Tliis nieilit-ine is ucrtt'y id up in 1iott!es, with smple
directiius for use, and is sold iii Suulnirv by .Inns W,
fsinxo. Jamks Williams.
'r.'Siiuionv.'t Mr. Aimer KImes, hniu-r, Atnrkei street
nbne Xiiili, ri rrd)initive of I ho cllicnt-y of Will nun.
Auti-Dt'spc ptic 1-lixir
rn.At)Ei.fliiA, Octolwr 3, 1PI9.
Mr. Javri Wn.i.nitsi
Dear tii It aivt-s me rrf;it ptra.ure to kii w that you
nre strain pn-jiarind yon uinttrinc fr (lie cifre of Dyspep
sia, fir in.my ol' my ncipriinlnuccs hnve rcpcnliilly nkift
me where it c'MiI'l tie procureil, knowina tint I hud been
cured liy it. As I think thut a public acknowledgment of
the i;re:it IjL-nc'il I have riM-civi'il t'run the ufc of your med
icine is n il only due lo yon. lint mny be useful to others. I
How ni'ike it. For several year I sulT'Ti-d from Dyspep
sia, which iii'.-riMip-'d lo sneli nu rstfiit Hint my hc-ullh and
coiiihiti hi Were rapidly sinUiii'i nuili-r it. I was com
pllrd to restrict nivi'lf to tlie most sipiple fund, nnd even
Ihnt I c-iuld not ilitrvst. I aVIl a Iom of utrcmitli, disiucti
nntl:n to exercise, nnd, ns you hnve it in your advertise
ment, a ireneral fee'iin'i of ileprefsion nuu inde.serilinble
wenrines.. In lite year T-.'la. Itciriul! from others hinhre
e.uiunendnlion of your Anii-l)ysicp(ic J-'.lixir, I pneured
sail used H with the most happy cllect ; uiitlef it infiucnee
liinufir anil wariness urnibinlly pnRsed nwnv, nnil my nppc
lile retnrneti which I e inlil crulily wilh impunity. Ten
years h.ive ir-w elapsed, and my e infidenee in the curative
p iwers "f y.uir uitiliriiie hns of course iucri'nsetl, for it
cnipletely e'urt d me wtteu i f.iiletl to'ibtitin roliel' from nny
oilier source. Very respeelfullv vnifs,
aiwkh r.LMr.fs.
TVtliininyof l-.hv.nd IT. I! iwlev, Wleiles ile Merchant
of the firm of Rowley. Ashlniunei fc Co., No !i South
Wlnrves, in pr onfnf the clheaey of Williams1 Auti'Dys
peptie l-l i xir.
PmnnrLMiiA, October 20, 1P19.
Mr. Jamks Wim.isms i
l)enr Sir ! 1 take pleasure In Tecommendiuir your Anli
Ilyspeplic I'.lixir for Ihe cure ol' Dyspepsia, 1' have tnken
it myself lor lite ihsensc, met hnve lieeu entirely cared.
Yours respeelfullv,
I'.DWAIII) II. "ROWLEY.
AokxT JOTTX W Fnil.INO.Suiibury, fa.
March 1. IP.jO. Iv
KOUT. L. Sl-Vfll. TItOS. P. B. SETIl
SRTII & IsllOTIIKR.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
Commission ilTr tritAittK,
NO. 89 PRATT STREET,
(Near Bowi.Yrs Wharf.)
BALTIMORE,
VilI pay partirnlar attention to tlie sale ofORAIN
anil nil other products of the farm.
"Baltimore, January 26, 18.r0. ly
Ilrown'H rsienrc of Jamaica Cln
prer. Prepared only by Frederick Brown, al his
)rii'i and Chemical Store, North East
Corner of Fifth and Chestnut
f reels, Philadelphia.
rip'TE Essence is a preparation of unusual rx
jL rellenoc and of varied projirrtirs. Iuullca.es
where a powerful and safe stimulant is required,
it is unrivalled for eli'ieacy as well ns immediate
action. To the traveller and to the family circle
it is invaluable, as a few drops diluted in sugar and
water present u sale and agreeable remedy to the
invalid who requires immediate relief, as well ns
to tho convalcscinir patient who needs a gentle
tonic. In a Southern climate, whero the relaxa
tion of tho system so generally induces thirst for
stimulants, it will always be found an excellent
substitute for those templing beverages which de
bilitate the stomach and c.niso a moi-hid condition
of its powers. In dyspepsia, in relaxation of the
bowels, in nausse.i ami sca-sirA ness, it is an active
and safe bs well as a pleasant and refreshing re
medy, nnd is prescribed by the most eminent of
the medical facility,
A supply of the above received and for sa!e by
II. 1). Master, Sunbury.
April C, ISjO. fim
MECHANICAL ARTS AND SCIENCES.
P. APPI.I'.TON & CO., NEW YOItK,
Have In rsursa of rtthlicattort,
IN PARTS. riUCIl TWEHTT-riVl CENTS EACH,
A DICTIONARY
Of Machines, Mechanics, Engine-Work and
liXGINEHKIXfi;
Designed for Practical Working men and those
intended for the Fnixincering Profession.
Edited by OLIVEIl liVKNE, formerly Pro
fessor of Mathematics College of Civil En
gineers, London. Author and Inventor of
'The Calculus of Form," "The New and
Improved System of Logarithms," l-The Ele
ments of Enechd by Colors,' etc., etc., etc.
This work is nf of nr;a 8vo. size, contain
ing nearly two tiiolsano pai;es, upwards of
m'TKEN lUNnm.o i-i.atks, nml six tiidisaxd
wood-cuts. Il will prosonl working-drawings
nnil description of tin; most important
inacliiiiis in the United Slates, independent
ol the result of American ingenuity, it will
contain complete practical treatises on Me
chanics, Macliineiv, Engine-wink, anil En
Hineeiinjr; with u fi that is useful in more
than one llimis.iuj il.illais' worth of folio vol
umes, inauaincs, and other books, among
which may be mentioned tha follow nig:
1. liibliolhotiieijuo ilea Arts Judiislriels.
(Masson, I'aris.)
2. Civil Eiiyineor and Architect's Journal.
(Loudon.)
3. Knoiiieer and Machinist's Assistant.
(Blackio, Glasgow.)
4 Publication, luiiustriellc. ( ArmenauJ
Aiue, Paris.)
5. Jamiesnii's Alecbauics of Fluiili.
6. TreatMj ou Mechanics. (1'oisson.)
7. Allgeineino llaiixcitung mil Abbildmigen.
(Foister, Wieu.)
8. Organ lur dio Fortscliritto des Eisenbahn
weseus in litehiiiselier Hczichang. (Von
Walilegg, Wiosbaileu.)
9. Sherwiii's I.ogarillims.
10 HyriuvH Logaritlims.
11. The Mechanical and Malliematical Works
of Oliver Byrne.
12. Silliman's Journal.
13. Allgemeinu Mascliiiicn-Eiicyclopadie.
, llulssee. (Leipzig.
14 Cotton Manufacture c!f Great Britain anil
America contrasted.
II. Uollzapder Turning and Mechanical
Manipulation.
10. The Steam Flngine. (J. Bourne.)
17. Eisenbaliii-Zeitung. (Slnltgarl.)
18. TredgoUl on the Stuani Engine.
19. l'iko's Matheiiiatical and Optical Instru
ments. 20. Dictioiniaire des Arts et Manufactures.
(Labou)aye, I'aris.)
21. Soauzar's Civil Engineering.
82. Brawn's Indicator and I'yiianomater.
23. Origin and progress of tSieam Navigation.
(Woodi'ioft.)
24. Ees.-ai sur I'lndustrie des (atieres Tex
lilos. (Michel A lean. I'aris.)
25 Macneill's Tables.
Sfi. (iriors' Mechanic's l'ockci Piclionary.
27. Tenipletdu's MilKvtigllt's and Engineer's
Pocket Companion.
28. Lady and Gentleman's Diary.
29. Marine Bleatrt Engine. (Brown.)
30. Weisbach'a Mechanic aud Engineering.
31. The Mathematician. (London?)
32. Barlow on Strength of Materials.
33. Iluiin's Mechanics.
34. Mechanicjij Principles of Engineering
and Architecture-. (Mostly.)
35. Journal of the Franklin Institute.
30. Tha Transactions of the Institute, of Civil
Engineers. (London.
37. The Artisan.
38. Quaitoily Paper on Engines. (Published
Eng. by Weale, London.
30. Impi'iial Dictionary (GUfgow.)
40. Student's Guids to the Loromoti.
41. Railway Engint tarrige Wd'Cu
low, London.) n
42. Kecuinl dps Machines Instiumens et Ap
parels (Le Blano, Paris.)
43. Buchanan on Mill Work.
44. Practical Example of Modem Took) nd
Machines. (G. llennie.)
45. Repertoire de I'inHustrie Frmncaise tt
Etrangere. :(L. Mnthias, Paris)
46. Treatiese on the Manufacture of 3as
( A cottm, 'London.)
47. Setting out Corves on Railway. (Law,
London.)
48. Hodge on Ihe Steam Engine.
49. Scientific American.
50. Railroad Journal. (New York,)
81. American Artisan.
52. Mechanics' Mngazinn.
53. Nicholson's (Peter) Dictionary of Archi
tecture. 54. Dictionnnire de Marine a Voilel 01 a Va
pour. (Da Bonnefoux, Paris.)
55. Conway nnd Mcnai Tubular Bridges.-
(Fairbarti.
60. Brees' Railway Tiae-lieo. .
87. Barlow's Mathematical Dictionary.
58. Rowditcli's Navigation.
59. Gregory's Mathematics for Practical
Men.
CO. Engineers and Mechanics' Encyclopedia.
' (Lnko Herbert.)
61. Patent Journal ; London.
112. Brees' Glossary of Engineering.
03. Encyclopedia of Civil Engiucoting.
(Crasy.)
04. Craddock's Lectures on the Steam En
gine.
03. Assistant Engineer Railway Guide.
(Haakon.)
00. Mechanical Principia. (Leonard
The great object of this publication is, to
place before practical men and students such
an amount of theoretical and scientific know
ledge, in a condensed form, as shall cutrble
them lo work to the best advantage, and to
avoid those mistakes whii'h they mlglit other
wise commit. The amount of useful infor
mation thus brought together is almost be
yond precedent in such woiks. Indeed there
is hardly any subject within its range that is
not treated with such clearness and precision,
that even a man of tho mcst ordinary rapa
city cannot fail of understanding il, and thus
learning from it much w hich it is important
for him lo know.
From the annexed list of Ihe principal au
thors nnd subjects comprised in this wotk, it
is self-evident that all cltiens engaged In the
practical and useful arts, ect., mny derive es
sential advantages from the possession and
study of this publicat ion j tho following may
be especially designated :
Millwrights.
Moulders and Boiler Makers.
Artificers in Brass, Copper and Tin.
Cutlers and Workers ol Steel in general.
Carpenters.
Brickmakers.
Wotkers in Ivory, Bone and Horn.
Civil Engineers., Railway Contractors, and
Contractors for Farth-work and Masonry
of every description.
Architects and Bridge Builders.
Builders, Master Masons, and Bricklayers.
Ship Builders, Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, and others connected with build
ing and docking ships.
Block and Pump Makers.
Hemp Dressers and Rope Makers.
Manufacturers of Linen and Cotton Fabrics.
Manufacturers of Spinning Machines, Roving
Machines, Card Breakers and rmishers,
Drawing Frames, Willows and Pickers,
etc., connected with Cotton, Flax, and
Wool Machinery.
Calenders, Bleachers and Calico Printers.
Cloth Folders and Measures, and parsons In
terested in Sewing Machinery.
Anchor and Chain Cable Manufacturers.
Cutting and Turning Tool Makers.
Pin and Needle Makers.
Nail and Rivet Makers.
Bolt and Screw Boll Makers.
Nail Cutters.
Ceiners.
Leather Dressers and Curriers.
Manufacturers of Great Guns and Small
Arms.
Candle Makers.
Biscuit and Cracker Makers.
Lace Makers.
Ribbon Weavers.
Stone Tntters and Marble Mason"..
Dyers, Cloth Washers and Scourers.
Coopers
Cider and Cheese Manufacturer?.
Crown, Crystal, and Plate Glass Makers.
Sugar Boilers and Refiners, wilh Proprietors
of sugar plantations.
Manufacturers of Railway, Bar, Round, Rib
bon and Rod Iron.
Wheel, Axle, and Spring Makers.
Ensine Drivers and persons connected with
tho Locomotive generally.
Engineers and Captains of Steam Vessels.
Managers of Stationery Engines.
Lumber Dealers and owners of Saw Mills.
Veneer Cutlers.
Owners of Planing Machinery.
Com Millers, and persons connected with
Bulling and Biun-sepaiatii;g Macliiucry.
Fanners, and persons using Grain-shelling
and Threshing Machinery.
Buhl Workers, Carvers, Engravers, and Orna
ment Makers in general.
Persons employed in the manufacture of Gas.
Makers of t'oppei and Lead Tubing.
Linen and Straw Paper Makers.
Ship Owners, Harbor Masters, and others in
terested in Dredging Machinery.
Well Singers.
Astioupiners, Philosophers, and others using
Philosophical appaialus and instruments.
Miners, Engineers, and others interested in
Pumping Engines.
Persons interested in Canals and Aqueducts.
Warehousemen, and others using Hydraulic
Presses, Dynanomelrio Cranes, Jack
Screws, Common and Feed Cranes.
Workers in Metals and Alloys.
Tin Plato Workers.
Spring Manufacturers.
Whcelrights, Clock Maker and Ilorologists.
Etc., etc., etc.
The publishers have expended a large Sum
of money to get original drawings or ma
chinery in practical use in this country, and
have procured nearly every work onthei sub
ject, whether published in England, France,
or Germany, the most essential parts of which
being composed in this Dictionary, render it
as peiiecl and comprehensible as possible.
Tlie publishers have endeavored to use great
economy in type, so that each page of the
work contains at least four times the num
ber of words found in ordinary page of the
same size. This has also secured to each
plate working-drawings of ample size and
clearness, so that a mechanic may construct
accurately any machine described.
The publishers are, in short, determined,
regardless of cost, to make the work as com
plete as possible ; and it is hoped every one
desirous to obtain the work will procure it as
issued in numbers, and thus clicourage the
enterprise.
The work will be issued in semi-monthly
numbers, commencing in January, 1850, and
will progress with gieal regularity.
The whole work will be published in 40
numbers, at 25 cents per number, and com
pleted within the current year, 1850. A
liberal discount will be made lo agent.
Any one remitting the publisher SI0 in ad
vance, shall receive tho work through the
post -o I lice free of expense.
April 13, 1S50. 5t.
Qv" If the foregoing advertisement is in
sorted five time dining the year, in any
newspaper ill Iho lTinld Slates or Canada,
and a paper containing it sent lo us, a copy
nf tho woik will be sent gratis in payment.
In nil ;hriJmitd unrl rtvll'izcrl eotitMHr-f; hw rau-J A
lurtur proportion ol rirntln ihm mny tflKr tt-tuUrlt tbiil
fili ft the hiunnw family : mid, until wIlliiM fe Jmrwi
there hi not tarn ny ctrtain rrmtly to Hup ruM dUnii
tinti nf the detroyr. Hut nuw
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM
Curt$ wry af of th nif-nt $trnn,vtf murVtod nnd nV-ml:
npd Ca-ttf of pulmtmmy nipinnnk mndtmkud
cmtt-j of ulctraUei nnd HixAttd M.Vf tuch kojHlt$ ra-
m Wf-re iwrer hHbra rtftrd hy any other mwliriMi
8o ftry koptttM wr mnt nf tli ntllii t- d iwrwma, 4
to hmw nxi pnniuanrtd hy ftyfiitri mid frlrnda to
ACTtULl.T DTTN4I, fi(4ne. who -titi tfrlr liurftil -c lotlit
nifule. hnTi ikftrn rurrd. nnil yft'lYvr of!if-ii. who tt wm
mM -fVmtid not lira unotlier y, art nuw wall ft)
hfurty u thfy vr wsttb.
rt poiitMii ti ttm rtPHnMrrf nnd fwirlff tn? Tlrtntf
ntrly iu pcmerlul and tuMiftj m the iirwimrntitfft which
frf ml!
GRANT'S iHSlAN fURirYINO tXTftXt.
Till- tffr-r from thut. liprmiet, piir!iei icrfral bJk
yfrrtiratioK wlu. Ii me fKcutidHg a'adrf t, Mid are twJ'
tuilly nrrtMMrv, to r lira
Coughs and Consumption
atifl all iliflrnsirB if a pultn'mnry ntur tm-h diaeaaea 4
un"Hy pn ..'( fninl under iinliiitiry trrntment, wtHra)
tluy nttm-k tltf
Urcastt TIirfiat luncs, nnd IIrrl.
Tliii li.'i f.SA V hrnl rtrtrV cure H-frr in the .wwr. an1
.whrre inttrmiUi, nn rftrinlv mm)-entity nt th Tiran
FY i Nil I'Ikth act cure nihi halt iilrfri" ertcrnally. Thii
!!! -in mrrt Xnr cntfi nf Chf,vk timl Cntwnpiton out
of Ten, alter nil oritur run?ilit. liuve aiUJ M do good.
Thousands ot Consumption
pnil Chronic Owie-hs, aluinrlnntly prnra ttl ttnfnilinp tfi
rrtry in ntch din-nf. anrl iti unmuhtl etinrtlm (Httlriff
anil rMHitliinc. iH'wling prni'itira. in Ihe followinfr ruhi.
pluint atitl ilirnri, vi. s ftttttinf of tttrtod, fttttAinr M
the Lnnptt Pain in the JlnaM nnd Su)e, Mgkt-tbrmtt, JVrr,
rru$ Crmiftlaintt, 1'alpitation of the tfrtirt, Cholrrn tnfnn
tntn, ty'ffffrry and Summer 0mptaint$ in'Childrtn nd
Afivlia, Astitm, and ALL
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLATnTS,
Ko rrmrdy thnt ha bvn orti rrd to th pOhlle'hM aVtr
lpfn hal f a. certain and rjferfuat In corrtriinf A 111, fh In
rid ntHl irrnknfitfi nnd ir regular it ie of tha ten-tula mx, a
HRASr. VL'I.MOXARY HALS AM. It in a It M 'ho dlf.
fi-irnro wlirth'T the (lorntiiiemt'iit In fuppreetion, ere,
or othrr incidtntnl Kvnknrt it HK(ii:i.A I KS ALL. by
ttreitftheninff flm ytfm. mrtmliiinjr the efrrnlnflvn, and
oothinr ami nHayi'n tiAX OL'S iUUITABILlTY, ?
our Pamphlet lr proof.
CONSITMPTIOIT.
A Dying WotAatt Cured!
We ttste this cure to prove the pr.rrr ft ute'lift, -whefl
till. HAI.riAM It im d, srt'n slier the person ia dituWtrut
by phrskian snd fririid. lo lie In Ihe lit ttnfi, nf dlfeV
sctuslljr dying- anil, in this rsae, ra far gtmt that . Ihe
throud snd burial clothrt were honght. Kur the pArtiri
ttlri nf this esse, snd the ropmnlU snil mdoutlM prool
of all the rtruirmtsnres sud facts, wa rekr to oaf
PAMPIII.V.T5.
Thi enra Was ell'ortivt on Krs. .tnA tlYKEMAN. of
Bullion S-pa, SarittngH Co.. It. Y. W i-sn nrnVe, Hefond
a dool't, masynthrra almost raunlly sa.hnpefrs.. sndvrate
"9iurablt esses of C'Asnd CossrfnitioSf Ctrnkht tehie
wera prononneed inrurnolt hj skilful phytirfaht.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
era tha cure of Dr. llnHmri. of Stamford, CI., snd other,
Dyspepsia J
Srf Vhe ftirp nf T. ft'ilcoz. merclisnl, of Allies, Xvo.
m:ng Co . W. V., and many mors, in our rahiphlrfs.
Dysentery & Summer Complaint
In chil lrrn nn.l A lnUi srn almyt rurnl. VetOtlf CiUUrtn
will become ftt'liy. hrahhy and kctirtf, and trow rayidlv.
lit the me of this HAI.HAM.
No mother nerd oT.'r mourn the death of her rlil4 )r
Cliolfia Inrxiiln.n, while teething, if nkAXrM
rCI.MOXAIIY ItAl.SAM ho adminiab-rrii. Il .hould be,
Ur luc'.i caaes, giTeii in linger than the ordinary doses.
DOCTORS & PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND
'I'll fiilliiwincr-nnmed llnrtort and fvrielw Taaf
htish'.T nrotnnieii.led l'.KA.N'l"r MLUlClHlWl--
Ur. N III'PIIAKII, ."smn.nl. Conn.
Ilr. J S. ,-MlTII, Watertown. N. V.
Ur. lto.-MMAN. i:w Henry ureet, Brooklyn, N. T.
Ilr. T. M. Ill'NT, Auburn. N. Y.
Dr. lil'.ll. FKAM'H, Mid.lletown, Coan.
Dr. CiKO. A. lt')(!KIW, Hsth. N. Y.
Dr. WIHTK. 1're.lonia. N. Y.
Dr. C. II. (iAt.KN'I'INK, Brron. K. T.
Dr. J. O. 8HIPMAN, I'avctterille, N. Y. ..
Ilr. J. HKINSKH. Henry' at., Hrooklyo, N. t
lr. O. Hlin-MAN. Cortland. N. Y.
Ffin .M.E BY John V. Frilinj-, Suiaiurr Pa, , .
jiuiry .. .iici ny iMirinuiiiDerauMi
,l"liii !' HitsL'i
Milton,
I l.-itry i Shiieifisr
KilWiird A. Kiluuer
Ailuiu Coiirlid
IIuvi"s At MeCurniick,
V. V. I. I'ninler,
,1. I. Miiiiii I'D.,
Kilwnnl WilseS.1.
Tliorntoii A H iker,
K. J. rruise.
V. II. Hiekli v.
no
do
JPiitisjffoTa",
MrKwensv.B'ei
.Muncy, .,
Ilugheavillei
New Berlin)
J-ewialinrfr,
SelinspniVe,
Danville,,
I. I.euz A J.'lni It. M.iver,
All It-it. rs vuil iinters must l, addressed lo Waliaaa 4
Co.. Ili6 llrisiilwiiv, New York.
tSiinbury, July til, lsltl ly.
Cquitablc Life Insurance, Aiinult
and Trust Company.
OFFICE TI WAI.Nl t TRF.RT, PHir,A!)f!lnili
Capital Siiu,UU0. Chabtsk PaarCTSAL.
ri'IIE Cirnrsmy nre now preiwreil to fraussct imajueaal
1 iii.ii the ni'ial litiernl nml nilvantrireoua terms, 'they'
are authorized by their charter (sect. 3) uto rnnk alt ,an4
every iiuiirniiee npMTluiuinff to life risks of whatever kin
or iiiilure. nml to receive aiul execute trusts, make eildcwJ
inents. and Iii pniut tuid jiurcluise nimuilica.' Ttta Cosa
puuy sell nuninties and endowments, and act as Ttiiste
for minors and heirs.
lil'Miuialiurir.
Table of Premium" rruirM for tha Assuniueo of 810 M
the whole term of Lite.
Age.
Prem.
I .V)
I .1
I M
I .'ill
I ISI
1 U.I
I Kit
I
I 7-J
I 7U
I f 5
1 "u
1 '.it
I !
2 Ul
Ajre.
Prem.
if. ( ITeaa.
II)
17
IS
1!)
'ill
SI
Ji
Jl
a.i
911
a 7
ti-i
jo
ju
Tin
3 ISJ
11 IS
i 211
4 27
m
a 4ii
9 47
iH
J 0.1
ii TO
2 Kl
a w
3 III
3 Ili
3ffl
sr.
3 6
77
H
4 13
43
4 51
4Tl
4l
13
3.f
M
7
I 03
prt-miuiiis nrc less ihtin any other rohiisiiir. aud1 tki
polieies n ril greater ail'niitni;ea. Tnhlea ut" hall-yearrf
iiikI i;iitiin-r!v preiiiiuins, hull' ereilit nites of preinuiin, short
lenna, . i.t fivea, aiirvivurships ami enn.iwmeuts; also
himi of A pplirntiyu (for which there are Jilank sheets') are)
to Is- hi.il "ii upplienti.in ri the otTicc, or by letlet let la
Agent, J. II. I'l'HUY, Smibury.
It atki ron isnraixo tluO on a a.iifls I.ifa
Al'c.
For Lit.
1 SO
.04
S.79
.ii
:ni
4U
60
S.04
4,01
Ky ample A peroon ajred ill yenrs next birth day, by
priyiiifr the Ooitiiany up cuts woukt aecura to his fiumily
or heirs ss liai rli.iukl he die in one veur; or for aVgO ha sa
riirit to Ihem or for 61:1 niuulally fiar seven years
lie aiTiin-a to them p nasi sliould he die 111 seven years; or
for sl'Jll.411 Slid iiiitiuny diiriit;; hTe he secures 81IKSJ 10 ha
paid when he dies. The iiiauror accuiinft his owa bonus,
by tlie iluf'Teuce in am Slut of iireuiieius from th.iseeharitea
lit- "llii'.r oibecs. For Ho 5U ll't heirs would receive tMD
an si!il he the ill one yeui .
l'onnv 01 upnlirati'iu and nil pnrlieulnrs mav ha had at
the oiliec 1'1-TI .H C I L1.KN, President.
Vice rre.-.i.tciit, Wm. M. IIaird,
I'lAMii W. ItAWLa, rJecretnry and Treasurer.
Cohi i.tio Piivticus l)r J. H. Mnsacr. Hunbury .
J. It I't unv, Sunbury, Agent for NocUiuuuMrauad ousasti
tv.
Sunlniry, July?, 1M9
"siMiutY'coioiiC
COMMISSION MERCHANT
for the sale of Fish and Provisions.
i'o. 9JWRTHW1L1RVES,
-PHILADELPHIA.
Markcrol; Sliad CuJ and Pun Fulif
Kaluiiiii, . . Herriiig, t'hecsc. .
I'liilud. li'liia, May 61I1, 1S4U. ly.
TUB PEOPLE'S VADE-MECttM
ril.Ml'HISINti A COLLECTION OFOVCB 200
VALUABLE 11ECIPES;
Iu the Useful and Interesting Artt ititk a fe
feiiuple and rurlous KnprrlrueBU ia
1'IIK.MISTRY t
1 NCM'DIXi Medicines, Perfumery, Chemistry
('ookrry, Farrier)', Dying, Confectionary, Dow
mrstic Economy, ftc. etc t'tc. I'ricsj 6 askV, ftst
sale l.y HENRY MASSER.
tSunliury, LVc. 8, 1849.
O.SE OIXTMENT- A frh supply asf this
exrcllettt rtkk lot Teller, i c jus racaivsj
aud lor . hy HENRY MAUSER.
Sunliury, July (8, 1649.
r I1KA8, from tlie New York Canton an4 Pekin
X 1 ea Company, r or aale by
J. W. TRILINO
Kunbury, Dee. S. 1848
EE IiILl.8 Justice and Cauiatajale ftt
bills handsomely printed on cud papor. fo
ate at tlii.oHV.c.
For 1 year. For 7 years,
bl et
09 ':lu
),5u t.iu
1,-fl '.7
3.H .v7