SUJM5U11X AJMJlilUUAJX AflU ojlAMUKlii JUUKimL.
attforma 2Ccts.'
ARRIVAL OF THE
CHEROKEE.
,t i Ye,..l,Ui, ,. '
TWO Wfitth lAtEft tWOM CALIFORNIA
. f, I Ufa,., II I l ,
The' rt.msVi Cherokee from Chsirres,
25th'Sfprib'. frid at Nsw York on
Saturday, with iipWsrds of, a million dollars
in gold dust, and intelligence from ban f ran
cisc.6 to the 1st of September. ( ( '
The..SaorameiitO difficulties hare been set
tlssjfoy the -dispersion of the Squatters The
report brought by the Inst' steamer bf the
burning of Sacramento pioes to be uniounn
m,i In thn different melees between the
vitizens and Holers, there seems to have been
tilled on the part of the former, Sheriff Mc
iKinney and Mr. Woodland ; wounded, Mayor
Uigelow and Capt.Redlbrd ; of the Squatters.
Oeo. W. Hetishawr and Madison Kelly were
killed. , Allen, the keeper of the house from
which the first shot was fired, fled, after be
ing llangerously wounded. He was pursued
ud captured. His wife had been danger
ously ill for unme time, and died from excite
went during the aflray. ..
- Politically snd socially all seems to be go
ling on smoothly sin California. The accounts
from the gold mine are still more encourag
ing. .
Tlie new of General Taylor's death was
received with much concern in this country.
In this city measures were immediately taken
to celebrate his obsequies, and the celebra
tion took place on Thursday last. A body of
Chinese residents, drsesed in their national
costume attracted much attention.
The emigrants continue to arrive in large
numbers, and for the most part in great ties
Xitution. Meetings have been held in nil the
principal towns lor the purpose of affording
'relief, and trains have started with provisions
to succor the way farers. The movement
9ias been generally throughout the count ry, am
it is probable that the proceeds of the collec
tion will be sufficient to relieve the distress
iu a great measure. ,
Forty PoCnds of Gold. We are credi
bly Informed that one man, at one haul, look
out a forty pound lump of pure gold, on the
Yuba, nbout fourteen miles from MarysvihV,
the day before yesterday. We have not ?een
it. Other and better men have. It is here.
Marvsville Herald.
THE Ft'GITIVE SLAVE LAW IN MASSAC1R.
SETTS.
BnsToN, Oct. 5.
A large meel'mjr of Fugitive Slaves and
others, was held at Belknap struct Chun-h last
night. Resolutions were passed advertising
fugitive to art cautiously, but to defend their
freedom with their lives. United States
Cummissio'ieis and Assistants were wanned
tu beware of the consequences of attempting
to capture Fugitives The meeting was ad
dressed by J. B.Smith, a Fuuitivelave, who
said he would defend his liberty with his
life. He showed a long knife to the audience,
and advised them all to buy Colt's revolvers.
Another Speaker said that 500 inhabitants
of Boston would protect fugitives from arrest,
and that the police would iiol.uel against
Ihem. A meeting is to bo olled ut Fairueil
Hull.
A great Free Soil meeting wo a held in
Lowell on the same riiglit, ut which with
shouts of applause, a resolution was passed to
call back three fugitive slaves, who had fled
from that city to Canada, with a ptalge that
they shall be protected from arrest by the
citizens of Lowell. '
The Bounty land Law. We have already
, stated that the Secretary of the Interior, wilh
a view to defeat the devices of agents who
seek to exaggerate the difficulties of obtain
dug bounty land, has caused nil the ueppssnry
(forms and instructions to guide claimants in
applying for and obtaining their rights to be
:nreoared, and they are now in the hands of
.the printer. At the earliest pincticnble niO'
imeut copies of these papers will be forward
nil to each member of Congress, and to the
Clerk of the Court of every County in the
lUuitedCtales. ,
SKIRMISH IK SrHLESWIG.
' 'BoTirPABTtr.s Urates. On the 8th of Sep
tember, a foraging party of Danes encounter
' -d a body of Germans near the mill at Slend-
ten, on 'the Stork-brook, and after a brief but
.sharp engagement, both parties retreated.
This fact was first discovered by the Ger
' ' mans, ' who turned and pursued their adver
"., saries, without, however, bringing on a deci.
ive action.
" lllnesi of the Belgian Queen. The Queen
. -of the Belgians is so seriously ill, that Dr.
Chaumel, Louis Philippe' confidential physi.
cian, has been eent forty expiesii from Brus-
eels.
New Haven, Cosn. October 2
A Dovbib ExicfTioN. Foole and McCaf-
: fray, the former convicted of tbe murder of
u, young girl, kie adopted sister, enl the lot'
'ti ter of the murderof twe elderly people i ra
' med Mr'.'! and Mra, Smith, were' exectiied
y, fcerelp-day, at three minutes before J lot kick
-'! They were : both hung on lte eaine plat
fprm. , ' ' V '
'''' The scaffold was so constructed that when
the Sheriff came down, as he stepped on the
last etep, the platform gave way, and the
. C oiu rile ret fell about ten feet, breaking thei
necks instantly. They never moved.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.-You
that have suffered and have failed to obtain
relief from the use of all other remedies for
Rheumatism; read what Betsey A. Ranney,
of Elbridge Michigan, says about Merchant'
Celebrated Gargling Oil : ,:I have used you
Gargling Oil for inflammatory rheumatism
, and found immediate and perfect relief from
" painful attack by a few applications. I had
previously used other remedies without an
'.' benefit; and the relief which I received from
the use of your oil was too apparent to admit!
of a doubt of its value as remedy for that
y painful disease." Get a pamphlet of the
jn. aaent, and read more aooui mis wonderiu
remedy.
11 ' Sold by It. Master, FunbOry, and othe
nritrsisU iu the I . ZVMa.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER I
PEPSIN, thi True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric
Juice ) A great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared
from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ox,
after directions of Baron Liebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, by 5 Houghton,
ol. U., INo. ii iiona cigatn oireei, ruiiaaei
nhla. Pa... This is a truly wonderful remedy
for Indigesilon,i Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint,' Constipation, and Debility, curing
filler Nature's own metnou, by (Nature's own
gent,' the Gastric Juice. ., See advertisement
in another column.
' M Alt Rl ED. ',
On the 20th ult., by the Rev. John Hudson,
Jonas Wotr, Kq. ot Rush township, to Miss
NAJict Lemon ot fotnt township.
D I-K .
In this place, yesterday morning,
ED-
WARD OYSTER, 'Esq., late Recorder, &c,
of this county, aged about 49 years.
At Northumberland, on the evenmc ot the
2d inst.. Mf. HANNAH KA Y. wife of the late
Rev. James Kay, in the 75th year of her age.
At Milton, on the 26lh ult., Mrs. Sabah
FttMiwo, relict of William Fleming, dee'd,
aged 76 years. . i
r ..... Sunbcrv, Oct. 10, 1850.
Whole amount of coal brought over the
Danville and Pottsville Railroad, to Sunbury,
from the Shamokin mines.
Tons.
For the week ending, 617
Per last report, 13140
Total,
13757
l)c ittarkcts.
Philadelphia Market .
Oct. 9, 1850.
Flour. Flour is quiet 'at 34 874 a $5 00
Extra Flour at $5 25 a 6 75. Rye Flour.
Penna. is selling at S3 00. Com Meal is
worth $3 00 per brl.
Wheat. -There is a limited demand; small
sales of new red Penna. ut $1 03; and good
white at 81 10. .
' Rye. South. Rye is held at 63o per bush.
Oats. Oats aie still very scarce; sales
ot prime Penna. from store at 44 cts ; Suuth
eru are worth 37 L a 38c.
Whiskey. Sales of Whiskey in bbls at 271
and hhds at 27 o cents.
Baltimore Market
Oct. 7, 1850.
Wheat. Small sales of eood to prime reds
weie made to-day at 100 cts., and Perm,
white ut 1 10 cts.
Coitx. White at 60 a 61 cents, and of yel
low at 63 rents.
Oats. Prices rnnge from 30 to 35 cents.
Sales of Maryland Rye at 60 a 65 cents.
Whiskey. Sales of bbls were made at 28
cents, nud of hhds at 27 cents.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Musser.
Wheat.
100
56
60
37
13
8
5
155
10
55
8
10
62
200
Ktk.
CuR!C.
Oats.
Butteb.
Eor.s.
PoKK.
Flaxseed.
Tailow.
Ueeswax
Flax
Heckled Flax.
Dried Afi-les.
Do. Peaches.
ist of cttcvs
n EM AIM NO IM THE POST OFFICE AT
SI'! nin Y, Sept. 30, isr,o.
Abraham Dowers,
' Hon Samuel Hepburn,
' Elixahrth Kelly,
John LonR.
2 Hanna Mcndcnhall,
A Mening,
John P Rny,
Rebecca liccder,
J L A'alin,
Sarah L'pdrfp-nfT,
Abraham Wolf,
ohn Bowen,' '
Michael Barnhart,
Eli Carlin,
osc'ph Chamberlin,
Esq. - Dodge,
C'npt V.'m II Ewing,
ohn r arnngcr,
suae W Farnsworth,
olin fiihscm
'lillip Martmnn,
Benj Waitn,
Samuel Whinn,
Elizabeth Hcntzlcwnn,
Suunnuli Yarnall.
R U Packer. P M
Cist of fetters
nEHIMNG tX THE TOST OFFICE
At Northumberland, Sept 30th, 1850.
Allcman Rev. J,
Meder John
Moore John
Andrews J.
Hownmn John
House J. W.
Bright Mrs. E.
Mingia John
Martin (eo. S
Mover Henry
Northumberland.
I'oko Elka
PolliK-k laaac
Pfoula Bcnj. 3
Schuyler Miu Susan
Stranger Wm.
Wialfer Peler
HvKia Nicholas
.Still Itev. A. B.
Van Buskirk Franklin
Wiuklenwn Jacob
Ycager Abraham.
Coleman Geo. J.
Crou-Kcr Kosana
audol Joaeuli
Duniliolton Ira
Kollmer Miss M. A
Forsler Win. B.
Franklin John
Finlier Clwrlcs
Hall G. P.
Johnson Win.
Metx CspL Wm.
Alornaoa Capt C. 8.
c.g. Boyy, p. m.
VjHiriiocKEVElXBB,
Attorney at Law.
nilneratllle. ttcUuylklll Co., Pa.
I L'SINESS will lie promptly attended to in the
- counties of Schuylkill, Northumberland.
Union, Columbia, and Montour-
Eefer to;
A Jordan Esq.i ") ' W'm- De Havrs,
H Bellas, 1 Edward Hughes,!
H' B Masaer, Esq- ( Solomon Shitidel- j
" " Bunbury- J Mniomville J
, C M Hall, 1 D .
M. Mortimer,
Oct. , 1850 ly-
REGISTER'S XOTICE.
J OTICE is hereby given to sll Legatees,
Creditors and other persons interested in
the Estate of Charles Comly, dee'd., settled by
his Executors Joshua W. Comly, Seth I. Comlv
and Sarah W, Comly of John Frick, jr., who
was executor ot John r rick. sr. dec it., waled by
his Executors George A. Frick snd Eli Slifcr ; of
Conrad Raker, dee'd., settled by his Executors
Jacob Raker and William Raker, of Jacob Monre,
dee'd., settlod by his Executor, Peter H. Moors ;
of Mary Moore, dee'd., settled by her Admistra
tor, Peter II. Moore ; of Susan Strawbridge,
dee'd., settled by her Administrator, W. C. Law
sun ; of Elias Conrad, dee'd, aettled by his Adm'r
David Hauck. The account of Peter Ferstor,
Guardian of the minor children of George Fsrster,
dee'd.; the account of Solomon Folk, Guardian
of Henry, Lavina and Samuel Fagcly the so
count of William A. Petrikcn, Guardian of the
minor cbUdren of Thomas Colt, dee'd. That the
Executors, Administrators snd Guardians of said
Estates, have filed their accounts with the Regis
ter of Northumberland county, and that ths asms
will be presented to ths Orphans' Court of said
county on Thursday the 4th day November next
for confirmation and allowance.
, JOHN P. PURSEL, Rrgisttr.
Registry's oiu.-e )
Sunbury, Oct. S, 1850. )
Northnmbtrlind tnnij, m. .
In the Common Tlcss of said court,
Ao B, Not Tern, 1850.
William M. ShcwetL Julis D.1
Shewell and James H. Cochran, i Alias Sirs
and Mary his wife, Facias,
vs
' Daniel. Brsuttgam and David
Tsgirart, Adm'rs of Wm M'Cay,
dee'd, with notice to Wm M'Cay,
Daniel Homier and Elizabeth his
wile, laasc Fausnaught and Cath
arine his wife, Mary Ann M'Cay,
Dr Kobort B M'Cay, Robt B M'
Cay, Karhel M'Cay and Win M'
Cay, minor, children, and Mary
M'Cay, widow of Bcni. M'Cay,
dee'd, heirs of s'd W M'Cay, dee'd.
Thn dnfcndnnl ahnvh named are hefeoV notifi
ed tO be and appear before tbs judge of said court
to be held at Sunbury, on the first Monday of No
vember next, to ahow cause, if any they have,
why they should not be made parties to this suit
and why judgment should not be revived post sn
num ct diem, and to continue lien for five years,
and also whv the Pl'fl's execution against tliera
sccording to' the form and effect of the recovery
aforesaid, ought not to have, and further to- do
and receive all and whatsoever the said court shajl
consider in that behalf. .
JAMES COVERT, Shr'ff. ,.,
8hrfTs Office, Sunbury, ) i
Oct. 5, 1850. tc - J . , .
WM. M'CAKTY,
BOOKSELLER,
Broadway, .
STJNBTJET, PA.
HAS recently received, among other articles, s
great variety of New, Cheap and Entertain
ing publications such as
Coopers novels, complete or sopsrste.
Herberts Do Rodwell,
Dumas do Trollops,
iSue do Halliburton,
Rcvndols do Marrjatt,
Co'ikton do CJrey,
Maxwell do Marsh,
Jcrrold do Ainsworth,
Morris do
At the low price of from 55 to 50 cts per volume.
Sunbury, Sept. 28, 1850. tf.
r GMiATlEM0VAL. '
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry silver &
PLATED WARE, Stc-
"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rjHE SUBSCRIBER has removed his stors
X from No. 413 Market street, to his splendid
establishment, . '
-Yo. 103 Chesnnt itteti, abovt 3d,
luder the Franhlin House,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where he offers for sale a most extensive assort-'
ment of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELERY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, &e., at such
prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction, and to
which he invites the attention of prrchascrs, as
suring thorn that EVERY ARTICLE IS WAR
RANTED AS REPRESENTED. His stock
consists in part of s full assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES.
Do do L'EPINE do
SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
CLOCKS of everv description.
MANTEL ORNAMENTS, FANCY
GOODS. &c,
LEWIS LADOMUS.
Watches, Jewelry, and Gold Pens sent to all
parts of the United States, by mail, with perfect
safety,
tT I am determined to sell at less prices than
the same articles arc sold in this city.
P. 8. Preserve this advertisement, and call
and examine the stock.
Sept. 28, 1S50. 3ino.
WATTS'
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
AXO
PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE.
THE MEDICAID WONDER OT TUB
AGE.
VlILL positively cure all stages of Neuralgia,
Tic Doloroux, Nervous Headache, Cho
lera, Lockjaw, Hydrophobia convulsions; will
restore manhood to its prestine vigor, even alter
years of prostration, and the only known and cer
tain cure for low spirits or mental debilty.
Extract from the New York Sun, Oct," 3, 1849,
Tht celebiated Dr Watson, when talking of the
miraculous power of "Watts' Nervous Antidote,"
the question was put to him, ',Why such a valua
ble remedy for all nervous affections was not in
troduced by the medical faculty!" replied, "That
if it were, there would no longer be any use for a
faculty, as all diseases originated from a disorgan
ized strte of the nerves ; the nerves are the main
spring of the whole system Keep this in order,
and both the mind and body inuat he.
Four ounce phial, 1" doses, enough for all or
dinary cases, ONE DOLLAR.
K)LD BY
Wm. McCARTY, Broadway, Sunbury.
September, S3, 1650 tf.
ORPHANS' COURT
SALE.
. pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
B. ot :ort!Himtcrlaii(I county, will lie exposed
to public sale, on Saturday the 26th day of Octo
ber next, on the premises to wit: A certain
Tract of Land,
situate in Point township, and county afore.
said, "lieing the Mansion Farm," adjoining
lands of K. M. Curry, John Taut, Kivcr Susque
hanna, Joaeph ankirk and Albin Newbury, con.
taiuing sevcuty-two acres, and twenty perches
strict measure i whereon is erected a
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE,
weather-boarded, a small frame kitchen, a large
frame burn and waggon shed. Also two good
Orchards of choice fruit; late the estate of Henry
Hunsickcr, dec d.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said
day, when the terms of sale will be made known
by UEUKUE A FKIUK, Admr,
By order of the Court
John P. Purscll, Clk O. C.
Sunbury. Sept. 28, 1850ts
V ALU ABLE FARBZ
I3PCEXi 33 LLa L3
A VALUABLE FARM containing 101 aerea
r mora or less, situated in eihamokin town
ship, Northumberland county, Si miles above the
Bear Gap, on the centre turnpike, adjoining lands
of David Marts, Esq., Mr John Keply snuothera,
I he improvements consist ot an excellent
BARN, snd DWELLING HOUSE
with all the necessary out-buildings. This prop
erty will be sold at private sale, a great bargain,
U not sold by the 31st ol Uctolwr, it will men
be oflercd ut Tulilic Sale, on
SATURDAY 30tU DAY of NOVEMBER,
on the premises, at 1 1 o'clock, without reserve to
the highest binder upon liberal terms, any persona
disposed to purchase said r arm will please call on
David MarU, adjoining said farm, who will
make known the terms and conditions. . - '
HENRY PORTER.
Baltimore, Sept. SI, i860. U, - . .
Etate or George Hall, Decfd
V OTICE U hereby ffivtrn, that Letters of Ad
4 ministration have been granted to the pub-
criber. Persons indebted la the estate are re
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same, are requested to
present them for examination and settlement.
J. H. ZIMMERMAN, AdmV.
Bunbury, Oet 3, Ufi0.-6ts ': " 4
BLANK PereiT Piria t)ctBJut fim
Ifd and lot bte l this oflue.
. : Estate of Nathan Saxton, deo'd.
NOTICE is hereby give tht totters of admin
istration havs bsert granted to the subscri
ber, on ths ssfsts of Nathan Buxton, doe'd., lata
of Flemington, New Jersey. Aft persons indebt
ed for said estate or having claims against ths
sams, srs requested to call on ths subscriber for
settlement.
j ISAIAH MORGAN, Adm'r.
i Upper Augusta tshp,; Sept 14, 1850 6t )
Estate of Samuel Culp, sea., deo'd...
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters 'of ad
ministration havs been granted to the sub
scriber, on the estate of Samuel Culp, sen., dee'd.,
late of Upper Augusta. All persons indebted to
Said estate or having claims agninst the same, are
requested to call on the suliscriber for settlement.
JOHN HAUGHAWOUT, Adm'r.
Upper Augusts tshp., Sept. 14, 1850. 6U
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
- John Stone & Sons,
Importers and Dealers in ,
, Silks, Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
rHIX.ADSX.PHXA.
HAVE received by late arrivals from France, a
large snd very desirable assortment of
FALL MILLINERY GOODS,
among which will be found ' ' '' '
Bonnet Vtlvttt of sll colors in variety of prices.
" Satin " . '
Corded Vtlvett - "
Figured, water'd and corded Bonnet Goods,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, a large assortment.
French and Amtritan Flotetrt,
Laees, Bonnet Tabs, Crovns, Buelrams, Ac.
&c.( together with a splendid assortment of Paris
Fancy Feathers.
The above goods were selected bv one of the
firm in France, and will be sold at the lowest
market prices.
Philadelphia, Sept. 81,1850. lino.
l!BRELUXP4RASnlrjilEir "
William A. Drown,
Umbrella & Parasol-Manufacturer.
No. 86 Market street,
frm&ADEI.l'HXA'
DEALERS IN UMBRELLAS AND PARA
SOLS, wishing to purchase handsome goods,
of superior quality, cheap, are invited to call at
my Manufactory' and Store, No. 86 MARKET
street, one door below Third street, where every
variety of Umbrellas and Parasols are sold cheap
er than they can elsewhere be obtained.
A call when vou visit Philadelphia, is request
ed. An examination of my goods will satisfy
you that it will be to your interest to purchaso of
me.
Philadelphia, Sept. 14, 1850 lmo.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
PEPSIN!
the: iiiuE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
, ; GASTRIC JUICE t
A 6BEAT DYSPEPSIA CURER,
rrrparot from Rl'.NNfciT, or the fourth Htoniarh of the
Ox, kfler directions or BARON MK1JIO, the grrnt
Physiological Chemirt, by J. t. HOUGHTON, M. l.,
N'e. 11, North Eighth treet. Philadelphia, Pa.
This ii a truly wonderful remedy lor 1ND1UESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, UVEIl COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION, and DEUIL1TY, Curing alter Na
ture's own method, by Nature's own agent, the GuMrie
Juice.
OT Half a teupnonful of 'liu Fluid, iiifuaed in water,
will digeit or diaaulve, Five Pounda of Kuuil lleef lu
about two hours, out of the toinncli.
DIGESTION.
DIGESTION is ehielty performed in the Mnmcb ly the
aid of a Ituid which' freely exude from the luner ctut
ol tluit orgim, when in a Mtate of health, culled the Ciustric
Juice. Thin fluid is the Grcut Solvent of the Food, the
Purifying, Preserving, and Blimulntitig Agent of the t-
uuk'U and uuestinea. Without it there will be no dit;
tien. no Conversion of food into bl-iod. and uo nutrition
of Uie body ; but rather a foul, torpid, paimul, anddeetruc-
uve condition ol tne wnoie uiaeHiive unpuruiue. a weuK
lialf dead, or injured stomach product mi frond Gastric
Juice, and hence Uio discuse, distress aikl debility which
ensue.
PEPSIN AND RENNET.
FKPHIN is the chief element, t nrmi Uiriitw Princi
ple ol th Guitric Juice, it in itiuiid in great abuuiiaiire in
the auliil paru of the huinun lUHtwcri ul'ter death and mne
tiniei cMUea the stomach to digeBt iUell, or eut itvelf Ui.-
It is ol found in the itoniach of uniinula, ui the ox, culf,
Ac. It in the muter iu) used by farmer in making cliceae.
called Keiinet, the eft eel of wlneh htis hmt betn the peciui
wonder ol the tfuiry. The ctinllins tl nnlk I the hrat pro
cent of diiettstin. Kennet pomcssea Haiimifthinx power.
1 he Monuu'h 01 a call will runlle ntfirlj-one thotiMttnUtimtw
it own weight of milk. Huron I.iehig vuitea thatT "One
part of PcpPin ditaolved in aixty tbrnootiKl partn ot watei,
will diteirt meat and other ft tod"." lntenied lomnrhi pro
duce no gtHd (iaatric Juicrf. Rennet or Petw.ii. To iliw
that this wunt may le perfectly HUpplit'd, wv quote the fol
lowing HAROX LIB BIG, in hi relehmted work mi Animal
Chemmtry, auy": "An ArtiHeial Diirentive Fhud atmlugittiai
to the (iuRtnc Juice, may be rendilv preimrrd frotn the 11111-
coui membrane of the toniut h f tlie calf, iu which various
articles of food, as meat and epg, will he softened, clump
ed, and dinstesJ, jut in the sauke uuiimer us tlicy wtultl be
lu Uie htm in n stt'iuacn."
Dr. PKKKIKA, hi his famous trentioe nn "Food and
Diet," imbluhed by Fowlers X Wells, .New York, nuire
35, states the mme great fact, and detcrilKs the method of
preparation, mere are lew Higher autiioriiiea tnun ur.
'ereirn.
Dt. COMBK, in his valuable writ-iiir on the "Phvaiolofy
of Digestittn'oltserved tluit ariiiniiiuiitmof the due qnnn-
tityorthe imatrie Juice is a prtHninent and all-provaihitg
i jjyspepsia ann ne aiuie thai "m mgimgiuant M
pnaeMor of medicine in lsoialon, woo win severely alfiict
ed with this csminbtmt. findiinr every thint dae hi foil, had
reoourae W the Ouatno Juios, liUiwed from the auaiaich of
living auimnls. which proved completely aurreMinl.' -
vt, tin.MiAAt, an ww 01 ine iambus works on vege
table Diet," Bays: "it is a remarkable fnrt in phyuioky,
that the stanachs of animals, macerated in water, impart
to the liu id the property of diNaolving various arliclea of
fKd. and of erTectiiifr a kind of artitifiul dtffeatitm ol' litem
hi uo wise dirTTenl frmn the nulUrul digestive proresM.V
Dr. HIMOVS great work. I lie "Uhemistry of Man,"
(state Blam-luird. Fhila. 1WU, pp. im-t) anys: 4'The dis
covery of PKIISIN forms a new era in the chemical history
of Dietioii. Krtaii rerent rzriimeiits we know that
food is diimotved as rupitlly in im artificial digestive fluid.
prepnied Iroiu repaim as it is lu the natural Uastric Juice
Itself.
1'iofeseor DI NOLISON of the Jeflerson CoUeire, Phila
delphia, iu his irreut work ou Human Physiokyy, devoles
inttre inati any K " eiumiiuiiou h una uujtHt.
His exiHTtnieuts wilh Dr. Heaumout, on the liaatrie Juice,
olttaiued from the living human stomach and I nun aniiiuils
are well known. "In all rnK S," he aaya, udifeiMloii oeeur
red as perfectly in the artificial us iu the natural digeationa,''
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
Dr. HOUGHTON'S prcparntiou of PKPKIX has nrodu.
red the in tat marvellous etft-etJ, Curing caaea of Debility,
rmaciauon, nervous uecime, anu uyspeptic UcaisumMiou,
suiKiaed to be on the very verge ol the urave. It is im-
posinble to give the details ol cuaea in the limits ot this ad
vertisementbut authenticated certificates have breti aiveii
of more than TWO IllNDKUD HKMAUKAK1.K
CL'KKS, in Philadelphia New York, and H -atn aione.
These were nearly all deancruie cases, and the curea were
uot only rapid and wonderful, but iiermnuetit.
It isaffrent NKItVOI 8 A.NTIDOTK, ami prticularly
Mseiui l4r tefMieitcy to u.uoas aisoroar( iivur Uompuot,
Fever and Acue, of badly trwted Fever and Aarue, aiwl the
evil eflecta ol Qumiuet Mercury, and oilier drugs uptMt the
liigeattve irraiia, aitec a mg sicancaa. Aiat, inr eieeaa
iu etitiiitf. and the too free use ol' anient Hants. It almost
reeouciiea Health wilh Intemperance.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There is no form of GJ STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which it does not aeem to reach and remove at once. No
matter bow bad they may be, it tilVK! INHTA.NT Kl
I.IKK ! A single dwe renvves all the uupleasuut syiu
tt'iiw. and it only needs to be repeated for a short time, to
make these ffooil eifecis permanent. 1H H1TV OF HI.OtlD
and VldOH OF UuDVf follow at oiae. It is articukirly
e&eeHent iu nwes ol' Nausea, Vomiting, CninipS) KHcnras
of the pit ol' the fkomach distress after vatiufi, low, eildr
state ot the tsiooti, tieavineas, t)wnes 01 npinis, jjeMin
dency, Kmaciation, Wcakuesa, tendem U Insanity, Hui-
. ... ..
Price. (.t. lHiisUAU per Doiiie vjiic douus win oueii
edWt a luetmft cure.
PEPSIN I POWDERS.
tr BENT BY MAU, I'KKE OF FOfTAGE.
For nnvuiienre uf sending to all parts of I lie country,
the DlUhevn VE M ATTllK OK TllK l'KPSIN is put up
iu the lona ot f owders, with directions tu be dissolveit in
water of syrup, by the patient. Tiiesa powders nnuiu
just the snuw matter as the buttles, but twk-e the quamitv
for the same price, and will he sent bf mail, KRKK OF
POHTAGK, r ONE IK1LLAR sent (prw-psid) to Dr. i.
. UOUUHTO.N, No. 11 North fcifhlh street, Philadtihia.
Pa.
Bis paekases for (vs dollars. F.very narksr and hotti
bears the wnuaa signature of J. B. HDtliliTuS, M I) ,
sole Proprietor.
Bold by aglte in svenr town la the Vnited Rules, aial
by lespacubls dealers ui Medicines entrally.
FOR HALE BY Joan V. Friluif, and Osnrga Brig ht,
Bunbury, Ps. , , .
Mary A. MeCsy '' NnHhrtbfamd.
JohuU. Rsaei Milton,
Harea A MeCoralieki i , MnEwensvills,
B. J. C rouse, ' Behnsarowa,
John O. Kent!, . . - Upper Mahantasf
William Peppin, M.biH) .
i Bualmry, Btpt Itih, 1j0
EstaU of Henry Leighow, deo'd.
IcVTOTlCE is hereby (rrten tlMt ItttoY of Ad-
1 ministration are friren to the subscriber, on
the Estate of Henry Leighow, flee'd., Inte of Point
wwnslilp, INorttiumberland county. All persons
Indebted to ssid estate or having Claims sasinst
me same, are requested to call on the subscribers
or settlement.
! WILUAM LEIOHOW, ) A ,mV.
. , PEMBKOOK LEIGHOW. J A"ra
Northumberland, Sept. 14, 18S0. 6t.
MACKEREL,
SHAD, CODFISH, !
.'. ' ,
PORK '
HAMS AND SIDES, '
SHOIXDERS,
LAHU AND CHEEUE,
Constantly on hand
snd for sale bv
J. PALMER & fcc
Market Street Wharf,
PHILADELPHIA.
8ct. 14, '60-3in.
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
TV OTICE is hcrel.y givr-n to (lie licirs of An
' drew Rcist, dee'd, Inte of t"pnr Mahonov, to
appear at an Orphans' Court, to he held at Sun
bury, in and for the county of Norlhuintierland,
on the first Monday of Xoveinhcr next, thdn and
there to accept or refuse the real estate of the said
dee'd., at the valuation fixed upon the said real
ostate by an Inquest duty awarded and confirmed
by the said court, or shew cause why the sumo
should not be sold, &c
JAMES COVERT, Sli'lT.
Sheriff's Office, Munbury i .
; Kept 7, 1850. 6t. )
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
TV OTICE is hereby (riven (riven to the heirs of
' Henry Fetter, dee'd., Inte of LpMr Maho
noy, to appear at sn Orphans' court, to lie held at
bunbury, in and for the county of Nortliumber
lnnd, on the first Monday of November next,
then and there td accept or refuse the real estate
of the snid dee'd,, at the valuation fixed Upon the
suid real estate by an Inquest duly awarded and
confirmed by the said court, or shew cause why
the same should not be sold, fee.
JAMES COVERT, Sli'ff.
Sheriff's Office, Hunbury )
Sept. 7, 1830. Gt. J
LIVER COMPLAINT
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,
AND all diftptutc rtriimfr from a disnrderrd liver of N
mach, such nucnnnlipntion, inward Piles. FullneiM.fjr
hloid ti tlio lieail. Acidify ol tlie Stinnnch, INuuitca,
ITrtarrJitiriis dinuat lor FkI, fnllnewi or weiglit in Uie
sStntnadi, sniirKrnetiilimiP. siiikintr or flutteritifi ot lite pit
if the Htiimwh. swiinming of the head, hurried ami tlilTicnlt
hreatliine, flutterintr at tlie heart, rhnkiiip or milTx-nting
senft.il ini w whf-n inn lyiny ntwlnre, Jiniitci of vision,
dots or welts liertire the sitfltl, Fever and dull nnin in the
head, deficiency ot" perspiration, relloWueB of the skin and
ey!, puin in the side . huck, ciient, linilm, Ac, sudden
HuHh'ii ol heat burning in tha flrli, cjnstunt iuuigiiiinga
of evil, and great deprt snion of spirit,
CAN UK KFFKCTLALLY CL'RflD UY
DPk. HOOFLAITE'S
ixljKuratku m:rma bittehs,
1'SKPAitKD nr
UR,C. M. JACKSON,
GERMAN MKDIUXE STORE,
Io. 130 Arch St., Philadelphia.
Their power over the aluve diseases ia not excelled, if
equullcd, by any ether preparation in the t inted Stalt,
an the curea attest, in many cuaea after skillful physicians
hud failed.
These Bitters are worthy they attention of iuvalida.
Pi8wwiii( picat virtues in the reciificulinii of dieuiei of
the li ver und wvr glniMl, exerctiiitK the most scoivhntK
powem in weakii and aiicetieii ol the tliatntive organs,
they arc, witluU, aifet certain and plcaiiaiit. .
Ftoui the Boston Uce.J
The Fsditor anid. Dec. -iWtl
''UK. JfoOt-I.ANU'lf ('EI.HHHATEd fiKltM?( DlTTRItS for
the eurc of Liver CompLutit, Jaundice, iiyypeppiM, Chronic
or Nervous Debility, m dewrvodh one of the most popu
Inr medicines of the day. Thcw Dlttris have been lifted
by tiiousfinds, and a friend at our eilrow suys he Ims him
self received an eltectuul and permanent cure of Liver
Complaint from the use of this remedy. We are convinced
that, iu the use of these Hitters, the patient constantly
pain strength and vigor a fact worthy of tfreut eousidr
mtion. They nre pleatmut in ttisle and smell, and con be
used by persons with the mmtdellrute atoinuclis with sale'
ty. under any circunitliinces. We are speaking from ex
perience and 1o the ailiicted we advise their use."
Ju.tneM. M. Noah, a geiitlrmrui villi great scientific
and literary attainments, stud in his "New York Weekly
Messeifter,' Juniuiry 6, In.'Ai :
Dr. Hottflamr German Hitters. Here is a preparation
whloh the tending presses in the C'niouanpear to ie unaiii'
moiifl In recommend it iff, and the reason is ohviotis. It is
made after a prescription rushed by one of the moat celc
hruted physieiaus of modern tiines,'the biteUr. Chrstcpher
Wilhctm Hotrland, ProfcMsor to the I'uiversity ofJenn,
private Physician to trie King of Prussia, and one of the
greatest medical writers Germany ha ever produced. He
was empltulieally the enemy of humlaig. and thcieforea
medicine of which he wus the inventor and audorser may
be conlldciitly relied on. He specially fcommended it in
lAvcr Compkiiut, Dyspepsia. Debility, Vertigo, Aridity ot'
the atoiuach. Cinsiputijn, aialalt coiiipliduts arising from
a disordered cm i it ion of the stoiuuch, the liver und the
intestines. Nine Pluludehlhiu djiimts express their jttnvic-
titai it' its excellence, and several of the editors spcuk of
iitj riicvi iMmi inch ii iiHiivitiuiii rpcrienee. inner
these circumstances, we feel warranted, not only in culling
the attention of our readrrs to the present present proprie
tor's (Dr. C M. JiHkstars) prt-pnratioii, but in revommend
iiiK the article to a I afflicted '
Mor$ Evidence,
The "Philiidclphia Patnnlny Uanctte,'1 the best fmnilv
newspaper published in lite L'nited lutua, tha editor suys
Dr. Hnofland's German Bitters.
"It is srldom that we recotiimeud what aie termed Pa-
tent Medicines, to the confidence aial patronage of our
rt-uticrn, uihi, iiineioru, wiien we recoiuillfuil 1JI. IIO -1-
kuut's fiernutn Hitters, we wis it to Ut distinctly uttdci
siood (hut we are not speaking of the ii'struius of the
day, that are it"isd alxnit for a biief period cud then for-
Entlt'iiuftfi tbry bavc done their ijuilty nico ol' inincbii
ut oi'a luetliriue linijr esiublihlietl. uni'verwilly nrize!, ai
whirli has inH the hearty approviil ol the Karully ilwlf.'1
ud
i
Tlutt this medicine will cure J4ver Comnlniut and Dvs-
pepsiH, no one eumloiibt, after ucimt it as direeted. It acts
speciticallv upon the stomach and liver it is preflerable
to etiliHiiel in all billions diseases--! ho eileet is innuliuie.
They nm Ite administered to Female or infant with safety
aud reliuble beiictit, at any time.
BRWARR OFCOlNTKHFFIr!a.
Tliis medicine has atjiined that hrh cbaiacter which is
necesKiry for all metliciues to attain to induce ctmnteifeiiera
to put forth a spurious article at the risk of tha lives of
those are innocently deociwd.
LOOK WKLLTO THK MARK OF THK GF.riNi:
They luive the written signature of C. M. JACKSON
Dptm the wrapper, ami the name Utowu in the bottle, with
onr whieh they are spuiious.
For sale, wholesale, and retail, the
German Medicine Store,
Sn. t0 AKCHftraH, one dour beUW Siith. (Iut of
37m Race Street) Philadelphia, and by respectubie dealers
generally throughout the country.
Also ; For ante by 11. .Mass Kit, SunUiry, nnd M. A.
MCat. Northiimbertmwl.
August l7.1bou. ly
ZEXTZ & CO.,
t M 1 O K T E R H OF 1'OllKIUX
Books, Prints, Engravings, Stationary
Gilt Frames and niusltHl Instru
ments. No. 78 North 2nd St., between Arch & Race,
Philadelphia.
IMPORT to order snd have constantly on hand
s verv large assortment of goods in the above
named lines at wholesale and retail. Principally t
In German, Latin. Greek, Hcbre. French. Italian
8panih and other languages; Clasriira, Diction
ariei, i.rtmunera, Vocalmlariea. Kthool, Juvenile,
Picture, Drawing and Model books for Architect
fadinrt, Carriage and other manutacturera.
MAPiS.GLODES and Blank Booka of every
dearriplioti. iSnleiulid J.ithorunliic and other
Prinla,
MlRICAL IINSTRI MENTfc.
Accordeoiia, Baujoa, Bowa for all string liutru
nieuU, Liriiltra and Tailpieces. L'larioitrts, FilVa,
Klugeolrts, Flutes, Guitars, Octavo Flutes, Tateut
Heads for Guitars and Violincclloa, Tstuhourines,
Tuning Forks aud Hammers, Violins, Violin aud
Guitar Pegs, Violincvllot and iStrinpdorsll kinds
of Instruments VVholeKule and ItetuU. Accor
deons repaired.
Also constantly on hatul, wholesale and retail,
a large assortment of the very best
GERMAN BHONZE POWDER
Dutch Metal, French and Florence Leaf Metal
--ThefiiiomeU!ra,---Hsirpencilat-Faber and other
Leadpenctlt, Ked, Whits and Black Chalk Cray
oh. Mathematical Instruments, Bcarncators,
Spriiif Lanceta-Pocket Prescription and 0old
Scales aud Weights Letter, Fancy coloresTand
gilt Paper Playing Cards and other French aud
German Fancy Articles, for Uie sale of which
they are the MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
July , 1850.
P" URE WHITE BRANDY FOR PREFER
VING, just receded sud for sale by
II. B. MA 6c EH.
GREAT ATTRACTION 1 1
KEW 4IVD C1IE4P OOODS,
john vr. rniLiNG.
Market Street, Sunbury, Pa.,
HAS just rrxeired and opened s Isnrs sssort
tnsnt of superior snd rholcs Fsnry and
lspl Dry Gomh, well adapted to ths coming sen
son, which hs will sell at ths lowest prices, ills
stock, consists of general assortment of almost all
articles of use in ths Dry (Joods tins, consisting
in part of , ,. . ,
Clotht, ' Ctummern, Summtrhtff for
Clothing and Vesting,
1adies DrtM Good.
Uloves, Hosiery, Lares, Hhswls, M uelins, Plt-
ings, 1 likings, Fins Muslins, Ginghams,
. Linens, Ac.
ALSO: A senerRl ssortnient of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QVEEXS.
H AKE, LIQUORS, DRUGS. AX D
MEDICINES, PAISTS
AND DYESTUFF,
and every variety of articles,
t V Country produce of all kinds tuksn in
change at the highest market price.
cuiiDiiry, Anl 27, 1830.
NOTICE
Is hereby given to
William G.Moore, Charles G. Moore. Jnl.n W.
Moore, Isaac G. M oore, and Frances Moore,
1 hat by virtue of a certain Breve de Parti tiom
Facietuta to me directed, an Inquisition will be
held at 11 o'clock, A. M. on Weducsav. Octulier
1A50, upon a crrtjiin trnrt nf f.n.iil. itnntn in
Klistl township. Xorthnmlierl and pnnotv. Imhii.
ded by lands of John Gearhert, Jacob Gcarhart,
ricrmaii uearhart, Llnalieth Dcpiu, and John
Gulirk, containing 87 acres and 18 ncn-hes. more
or less, to inquire whether the same can be equal
ly parted and divided to and among tha aforesaid
parties without sopiliation of the whole ut
which time and plnce the aforesaid parties are
hereby warned to he and appear, if by them it
is deemed expedient
JAMES COVERT Sh'rfT
Sh'rfls Ofllcc, Sunbnry, j
Ann 9" .Hr.a oiri 1
, ; ,
' I
v -fi.AW.X4J X 7fi,WseiLireliiiO i
D A V J 13 I E A S E , i
ir. Corner 6th & Arch Street, Philadelphia !
T" t, c r , ,. I
i. no ,or saie an Kin.ia oi cnoice r anniy iroce- ,
TIPS nt thf tffrv Irm'nat irinm .
Extra Fine, superior and common Ulack and
Green Teas ; old Gov. Jiva and other kinds of
Coffee, all qualities of Crushed Light Brown and
Drown Sugars ; best Sperm Oil and Sperm and
Amantii.c Candles ; Daker's Chocolate, Cocoa
and Droma; Farina, Tapioca, 8agoaud Whentcn
Grits) Olive Oil, Isinglass, Ketchups and Sauces,
Maccaroni, Vermicelli, English Split Peas, &c.
They will pack up all goods for the country
neatly and securely and deliver them promptly at
any Depot or Hotel a desired.
DAVID PEASE,
S. W. Cor. 6th & Arch Sts.
Philadelphia.
Aug. 17, 1650. lyMay
HEADY MADE
CS LLa L5jC Z2 S-T C2
TT7 E take this method to inform tlie readers of
the Snnl.iiry American, that, should they
visit, Philadelphia, in guest of
Good and Cheap Clothing,
and favor us with a cull, they shall not he dlsnp- !
pointed in obtaining the best of garments at the
lowest cash prices. We have now on hand the ;
largest assortment ever ollered in Philadelphia,
among which are DRESS and FROCK COATS i
from 5 to 18, PANTS and VESTH from 75 i
cts. to S3, OV ER COATS. CLOAKS, DIISI-
MESS SACK COATS and COATTEES, all of
winch ahsll be sold at such prtces as to make it
un object for the peoplo of Sunbury and the sur
rounding country to extend to us their patronage.
PERRY R. M'NEILLE & CO.
outh East corner of Cth and Market.
July 13, lSoO
"DEATH'S DOOR.
How frequently do we hear this expression, which is
meant to couvey to Um mind the last stage ol' sickness
tluit a patient can be reduced to, and live. Mrs. Hnrn
son, a lneiilttcr of the Trinity Church, was, as she eirea
sess hersi'U' hrought down to "Detail's door" by Khau
mutism and Nervous Uendachv, Whuii. like In aiifel of
nieicy, ItndWity's Kcody Klief relieved her of her severe
pains and rtWiiredlier to her frinida iu pericct health.
The very instant Kuttwuy's Heady Kfliei ia appiictl. Its
beneiicial elfofi uro experienced, it sNthes, heals, clean-s-s
and jttirities; it instantly allays irritation, reduces in.
Ila mi na! ions and swellinfis, relieves the nswt severe Neu
ralgic pains, (rivtjs ease to Hiirus, Scalds, Mores, Kruptions
rurea Hhemn:itisui l.umltago. (it nit. Paralysis, riuraius,
Stniins, Spasms, ttifl Xwk, Weakness in the Hnln and
H4Uk, tores si an kiihjs, tutus, iiruises, t hales, j;tj
Thrtjut, Inlluenza, iltsirsenrsH. Couglis, Coltts,
TOOTH ACIIK Cl'HKU IN OXE 8KLOXD.
This tontirinflr ofleotinn can be cured iu an instant, for
the moment the lM.ei louehea the ner'e, the siin is mi
tig.ited. So with Tic Doleienx and lleuiicruum, Neural
gia and Sick, ileadarhe bathe the parts where the pain
is most severe, and in a few inihntes you will be eitlirely
rrlieved. Tnkeu inieriuilly it will arrest the most violent
S(sasinsand i'minpn, stop Vomit intr or to much purlins;,
iu all oases it will (five slrencth for wenkuess, uise for
twin, health for sirknws. No Koariy Keliel' is sreiiuiue uil
less signed by KADWAY V (-'-) Mi Tulton mrret.
tXKCANT TOILET REQI IMITKK.
TOKMUKUJSH AND KNIf ANCti Tilt; CHARMS
OK liKAl'TV.
Raiiwav Medicatkd Ioaf.
R ud way's Medicutetl S ap,ao favonihly known thrmifrh
out the fiisihioimlile worltl for if extremely bltind, piiruy
im; and soothhur ell'tvta on Uie skin ; while by its action
ou the pore ami the luinutv secretory vessels it uxiw'ls all
: impurities iroiu tlie stir lure, allays every tendency to ut
J Humiliation, aud rflVctually dissiputea tili rudness, tan,
1 pimples, spots, froekles, diacoloiuioiiaund other euUuinous
ernplitais The mtlinut lt riii it imparts to the eheek, the
stitueas aud dc-lirucy winch it induces of the hum Is and
I arms, its capubihty of soothing irri latum and removing cu
' taueous delects, render it intlisMuKuhle ttj every toilet.
I Oenttemen after slmviug will find it allays all iirittuion
and tenderness of tlie akin, and renders it soft, smooth aud
i pint sunt.
Lfurmg tne neat ana fiusi oi summer, or trt and bleak
winds oi winter; and iu cases simtmrn, stints ot insects
chilblains, chapped hands, or incidental iutlainimttinnt its
virtues have loiurand exiensivelv been acknowledged, lis
puril ytujr ami refreshing properiiVs have obtained its selec
tion from the th'insiuKls of other cosmetics, both of Kuro.
pean and domeslie manufufture, by the bn ton of all pitrts
ol the fasliiiMiuhle world, from the Imi ruing tropics to the
frttxeii realms i4' the Ice Kinp. The public will picas
hear iu mind tluit Kudwnv'a St illicit ted oau. ia the only
safe prcpaiation for the slim now iu use ; this hits been
: eertitied to by our uiist pi nm incut chemists. Hmtwnv's
I Ktnp is free from piiMoiutis, irrliatiii mat pernicious tu
I iiredieuts, it call Iw used ou the tender skin of the inf:mt
j wilh the same luippy results as upon beauty in its prime.
see that encu cake ts envoci in a spienaui sioei oi
steel eiifrraviux-uiul furthrr see iliat ths sifnwture 4 R.
(i. HAUWAV u upon each cuke. Price Da Cents, lure
cukea.
THE GROWING OR' ANIENT OF DEAVTV
ISA tsLXIRIANT HEAD OF GUY HAIR.
lADWV'S rtRCASSlS.91 HALM.
Warranted ilu best Hair Tonic in usct
For Dressing and Beautifying the hair.
It t'kue8 the Scalp from Uundrutt', keeps it clean, cures
Hcurvey, Jialtlucss. atul Sores ou the Head stt.pa the luir
fnan falling tail, renders it strolls, fine, smooth, s it sim!
glossy. Persons who have ktst their hnir by sickness will
find a eoaiptetesiiiidole tuRadwav'a Clrcossiaii Balm. It
also gives It a dark sih! beautiful enhtr. Slid will prevent it
I rota turiuntr crey. Fnau its exquisita purity, it is admi
rably u. In pit I r.H the hair of chiltlreu ot tha nitiat tender
rute. It is sold irt Urye hottien for IS ceuU per I sot tic. mid
ia varrantett the best hair preitaiaiioH ia use, it will not
soil the hat, cap, oi the Smst fuhnc. See that the signa
ture oi KAUWAY A t'O., is upon each bottle no fir.
cat inn Hull u is genuine withtait the stunatura ol' Radway
x fo.
Aoint II. B. Masaer. ftuubury
Aug. 10, 18.10 cc-Jmly
TOXIC MIXTURE,
Foa the Cure or Ftvrs ako Acre. Was-
SANTtD.
THIS snri.isllt.1 main iw? may b rrlictl nn wbfn near
ly all otbri miiflics isil. its vslur is is sutlicioiiily
kmiwn. tlisrel'itrv. thu putpridrtr .lcsires bt ciiltir)r ths
ncUl isT its useiiiliMM by imikint; known its virrurs sim! nh
car) tu tlMSisaikls tS Bulfrrrrs wntiare nii SHmre that tuey
can bs speadily and ladiroUyruioi 4'
, FEVER AND AOl'K,
withnnt tha nss of p.imons dtngs, luinnsis pnlions ar
Ilia deleterious elterls K' quiiiiiir. it ia mti rrd t tlir .ul
lir al a low price lu place it within the men of all. aaairi'd
tlmt those who use it arrortluift to directioiui win bjnd it a
m(m and speedy euie for
' rsi-st ass Unit.
It is sot a diaterosable uanarating compound Srtmc atree.
ahle smne eak uUrteri to reinovalhe disease snd sire kealthy
action to the stoanarb and bnwclla.
Prepared only by Marshsll 4 C o., and aold wbolmlea
and retail by Ho wand 4 So., ,, t tiotlh Slh Utreet,
psiledclphis Price SI pet swate bottle, sad So per dos.
JuueJU, tWO ly ' . , .
A RNOLD'S WRITING TI I IO ANP CX-V.
V 0ESS IMC lor sal at this sQics.
CHERRY PECTORAL:
rmr turn Cars) af
COUOH, OOLD8,
OHXTX3, GROUP, A8T1I.
MA, WHOOFXITo-OOUOa
AD OONSUMPTIOM'.
This truly tsI.ibMc Remedy for all diseases of
u.r i-.Miirs ami i iirosl, has lieoome the ehist rl.
sure of the afflicted as it is tlie most certain curs
known for the above complaints. While it is a
powerful remedisl stents in the most desperats
and almost hopeless esses of Consumption, It is
also, iu diminished drues one of the mildest and
I most agreeable family medicines for common
l common cooiflis and colds. Rend below tlie opin
I ton of men who aro known to the world, and Uie
world respect their opinions.
FROM pnoFESSOlt HITCHCOCK.
"James C. Aver Sir : I have used yonr"Cssa
; dr Pmutoeai.,' in uiy own esse of deep-seated
l ttronchitis, snd am satisfied from its chemical
I constitution tlntt it is an admirable compound for
the relief of liirvngiul and bronchial difficulties.
It' lny opinion ns to its superior character can bs
of any service you are at liberty w Use it ss jrott
think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LLD.,
President of Amherst College.
From the "London Lancet."
"AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL la one of
I the most valuable preparations that has fallen an.
i der our notice. After s careful examination, we
I do not hesitate to say wc hare a largo apprecia
! til" of its meriis and the fullest confidence In its
I usefulness for coughs and lung complaints."
Dr. llrewstcr, of Windham Co,, Conn., sends
; us the following toRtimoiiv.
i Dr. J. C. Ayer Dear Sir: I enclose you
i emulate iroin mrs. Ualhanne K. Uady. a highly
rcspectaiite ludy of this village, wife of Mr. Seth
f'ss.l.. 1 i Ol .f
cut Ihccvre in her case was verv oromnL and
" attracted general attention,
t.. W' A- BEW8TEB, M. D.
.. " "T ivii.ii?i.t, Lt.,ept S8 1848.
This may certify that I was afflicted with a very
.1 ....
severe cough in tlie winter of '47-8, which threat
tened to terminate in Consumpticfh. I had tried
many medicines in vain, snd was cured by tha
use of "Aj er's Cherry Pectoral."
CATHEHIXE K.CA.DY.
From Dr. Bryant, Druggist and Postmsster,
Cliicopce Kulls, .Mass :
Dr. J. C. Ayer Dear Sir: Enclosed please
find remittance for all the CHERRY PECTORAL
last sent inc. I can unhesitatingly say, that no
medicine wc soil irives such satisfaction as your's
docs ; nor have I ever seen ft medicine which
cured so many cases of Cough and Lung Com'
plaints. Our Fhisieinns are using it extensively
in their practice, und with the happiest streets.'
Truly joins, D. M. BRYANT.
racFASKU st J.c. ateb, chemist, Lowell, mass.
CI?" Sold by Henry Masscr, Sunbury) Mary
A. McCay, Northumberland- Dr. tiearlisrt, 8e.
linssrove ; Dr. Bcckly, Danville, and Druggists
generally.
July 6, 1850 lyccSm
MAHOGANY AND MARBLE.
STEAM SAW MILL,
AKD TI'RMMi SHOP,
Corner of Eleventh and Ridge Road.
CABINET MAKERS,
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
No. 134 South Second Street, below Dock St.,
Philadelphia.
riIIE subscriliers would call the Siecial atten
A tlon of Cabinet Makers and others, to their
very extensive assortment of materials in their
line, consisting of Mahogany Veneers, Boards and
Plank, Hair Cloth. Curled Hair, Glue, Varnish,
Looking (jlass Phites, Mahogany Knobs, Bed
Posts, Marble Tops, aud every description of
llardu are Tools, &c.
Cabinet Makers residing out of the City, would
find it greutlv to their advantage to call at our
store to purchase such materials as they want,
connected w ith their business.
All our poods are WARRANTED,
of the best quality, and at very reduced prices.
Our Terms are Cunh, (no trade.)
Wc guarantee to gic every man the worth of
his money.
T. & L. THOMPSON.
N. B. Mahogany, Walnut and Hand Rail
Plank, und Stair Ujllusters for Builders, also
Maible Mantles, always on hand, and every de-
i scription of turned work.
June 8, 1850 lv
AOIlTlll.-tllli:itL,AD
DHY DOCK-
THE subscriber has built himself a dry dock
iu Norlhumlierluiid, above the first lock on
the Weit Branch Canal, where he intends build
ing uinl repairing canal boats. He can take boats
on the dock from two to live dollars cheaper than
they run be taken out, with machinery.
Thniikful to those who favored him before, be
ho) bv carefully attending to all the repairing
entrusted to him to still merit s share ef public
patronage.
JOHN HUMMEL.
Northumberland, August 10, 1850. 3m.
XEAV STOiiEl
XI.IV STOCK OF GOOD,
At the Store formerly occupied by John Bogar
In Market Street, Sunbury.
THE subscribers iesMctfully inform the pub
lie that they have just received, and are now
opening
A HAXDSOMK ASSORT.MKN'T OP DRY GOODS
Consisting in part of
Cloth, Cdssimeres, Sathnetts, Vesting, Pana
loon Stuff, Calicoes, Ginghams, Lawns,
Vestinps, Flannels, Cambrics, Linens,
Fine Muslins, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, let.,
Hardware! Queenmar,
Dni'ua aXD Mkuicixks.
ALSO t
A large assortment of
Groceries, Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Ladies tshoes and Gaiters, Fluid and Fluid Lamps
All of w hich w ill be sold ou the uiost reaaona
ble terms.
VST Country produce ef sll kinds taken lit tf
change at the best prices.
JOHN BUYERS cV CO.
Sunbury, April 13, IS 50. ly
CROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
liEH, an excellent article.
Rau way's Medicated Soap tor suit burns, Ian,
tetter, Vc
Railway's Circassian Balm, for the hair dand-
rull'&c ,
Radway's Ready Relief for Cramps, Cbolic,
Cholera Morbus, ckc for sale by
11. B. MA0SEB.
Sunbury, Aug. 8, 1850.
B AY RI M. An excelTmt srticle for aaha
uy HBNRY MAUSER
Sunbury Jau. S7th. 184! if.
AS, from ths New York Csutou and INkin
T
Tea CoiiipaJTT rot sols Sf
. J. W. FRIUNO.
Sunbury, Dee. 1. IM
llHOWN'H EWtsENCE OF JAMAICA Gil.
GER, for sale by
(apt IS, 150.