Sunbury American. (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, November 02, 1850, Image 3

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    SUN15UHY AME1UCAN AND SHAMOKIN JOUKNAL. .,
A TAMfE MOS.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Htrahl, writ
ig from Taris says : for the last vreolc
rench, officer recently returned from Africa,
u hd fur his companion in the streets a
lagnificent lion who follows him like a dog.
he name of the animal ia Emir, and never
ve I seen a more splendid specimen of the
ing of the forest. Though I did not like
moh to be near his majesty I ventured the
her night to approach him, and horsksco
efcbrnsI he licked my hands as a dog
onli do. The French proverb says that
we must not play with fire," and I frar one
f these days the lion vf ill find his wild na
ire, and make some bloody deed.
Volcanic Eruptions. An Oregon paper,
ited 21st March, gives the following no
)unt of Volcanic eruptions in Oregon:
VVe are informed by gentlemen that bolh
e mounts (St. Helen and Baker) are sending
.rth volumes of smoke, giving undoubted ev
ence that their volcanio fires aro not yet
jlingitished. The craters from whieh the
noke was issuing in St. Helen were two in
imber, and low down the north and north
ist wile; white in Mount Baker, which is a
jrfect cone, the smoke was issuing in dence
asses from the centre of the summit. It is
obnble that these are the only living volca
les in Oregon.
Geoobaphical Discoveries in Central
frica. About two years ago, the scientific
orhl was surprised by the announcement that
rs. Krapfnnd Rebmann, who had been fur
imo time zealously employed in connexion
ilh the Church Missionary Society in East
:n and Central Africa, had discovered a
lountain or mountains within one degree of
vi Efuator, and about 200 miles distant
on the sea, which thero was every reason
. suppose were no other than Ptolemy's
Mountains of the Moon." It now appears
lat there is no doubt of the fact.
A DAMPER TO BATH1XO.
"The1 last number of the Medical and Snrgi
il Journal utters the opinion that once a
eek is bften enough to bathe the whole body
or the' purpose of luxury or cleanliness.
'lannel worn next to the skin nt all seasons
i proper, and is infinitely more henihful than
!1 the daily baths now so fashionable. The
rgument by which this opinion is supported,
t as follows:
"The oil which is secreted by the sebace.
us glands of the skin, serves the purpose of
lbricating its surface. Now, if this secre
ioiv is constantly removed as fast as exuded)
s destined object is thereby defeated. The
xcretory 'ducts of the perspiiatiory glands,
nd the glands themselves, reipiiro this unc
igus matter of thu skin to keep them in
ealth and action. If ve-y frequent bathing
f the whole body is practised, it most be ob
ioiis '.hat Ihis matter cannot be long present
n perform its olfice. As to the assimilation
f functions of the skin and I11112, it will be
pparent, that when the skin acts imperfectly,
r censes to not nt all, the luns have an extia
.mount of 'duty to perform ; and it is seneral.
y in just such cases that endorsement t;ikes
)lacp, constituing ih'flairmtiou or phennio
iia." 'Increase of'Goi.t Asr Stt.VKtt. It is esti
mated thaUthe gold and silver imported into
lie United States from various parts of the
world, over and above the exports during the
last three years, amounts to 1 00.000,000.
'Improvement in Biiicks.- An im
provement recently adopted in the forma
tion of bricks is to shape them so that they
dovetail each other. By this means extra
ordinary strength is obtained.
The New Iau, of Schuylkill tounty has
heen commenced. It is to be two stories
high with a basement, and to contain -tO
cells.
A Large Flbkt. The largest number
of vessels arrived this season came into
port yesterday, via: ten ships, one bark and
fifteen steamers. The -steamers brought
'down 8,678 bales of cotton, and a quantity
of Western produce. jV. O. Pie., ISA.
Canadian OiMmxn Population. A
movement is now in progress 'in Canada to
-ameliorate the coi .lition of the collored
population ol the Provinces. A tract of
land has been purchased 111 the township of
Raliegn, Canada West, containing about
9000 acres, 011 which a school and mission
Tiave been erected, and ate now in acti ve
operation.
TO OWNERS OF HOUSES. This may
certify that 1 have had for many years the
care of from 100 to 200 horses, and have
made use of Merchant's Gargling Oil for two
years past, and can safely say, that for all the
diseases that horses are liable, 1 never saw
its equal. I use about one bottle per mouth,
and recommend it to the publie, as the best
medicine lor horses now in use.
E. D. MINOR.
A pamphlet ef description may be had gra
tis of the agent. 1
Sold by H. Masser, Sunbnry, and other
Druggists in the U. Stales.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
PEPSIN, the True Vipestiet JKiinf, or Gastric
Suit ! A great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared
from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ox,
after directions of Baron Liehig, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J. S Houghton,
M. D., No. 11 Noilh Eichth Street, Philadel
phia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy
, for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
' Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Nature's own method, by Nature's own
agent, the Gastrio Juice. See adveitisumeut
in another column.
MARRIED.
On the 15th inst., by the Rev. 8. R. Boyer,
Mr. John Kutz, to Miss Hannah Leinbavcii,
both of Turbut township.
At Northumberland, on the 17th inst., by the
Rev. Mr. Conser, Mr. Christopher Woods,
to Mrs. Gracl Born, all of that place.
On the 15th inst:, by the Rev. J. L. Reber,
John L. Bakek, Esq , editor of the "Lebanon
Democrat," to Miss Elizabeth Steiii, of
Jonestown, Leoanon county.
On the 17th mat., by the Rev. J. F. Mes-
ick, Timothy Taylor Woth, Esq., editor of
the Lebanon Courier," to Miss MaT Elek,
daughter of Joshua M. Weistling, , f
Hjtrti'bury.
II I II !)
At Peru Mills, Juniata Co., 6th inst., in hii
47th year JAMES MATHERS, formerly
State Senator from that District
At Milton on 22nd inst., Mr. JOHN MURT
ENUS, aged 71 years.
At the same place, on the 23d inst., Mrs.
NANCY VINCENT, aged 68 years.
Sunbury, Oct. 24, 1830.
Whole amount of coal brought over the
Danville and Pottsville Railroad, to Suubury,
from the Sliumokiu mines.
Tons.
For the present week, 634
Per lust report, 14377
Total,
15011
&l)c ittctrkcts.
Philadelphia Market
Oct. 30, 1850.
Flour. Flour is quiet at 64 874 a ?5 00
Extra Flour at S5 25 a ft 75. Rye Flour.
l'ennu. is selling ut $3 19. Cum Meul is
worth S3 00 per brl.
Wheat. Prices are higher; sales South
ern aro made at 107 cts. Penna. red ar 107
els ; prime while at 1 12 a 114.
Corn. Corn is in fair request at 64 for
good yellow ; white is worth 62 cts,
Rve. live is in demand at 70 a 82 cts.
Oats. Oats are now quite dull: sales of
prime Penna. from 41 to 42 cts; Southern
sells at 30 a 364 cts.
Whiskey. Salesof Whiskey in hhds at 26,
and bbls at 26 i cents.
Baltimore Market
Oct. 28, I80O.
Wheat. Wheat is in demand at a triflinrj
improvement on prime qualities. Sales of
fair good to prime reds at 90 a 102 cts. and
of inferior to fair nt 60 a 90 cts. We quote
white Wheat at 105 n 110 cts. and family
Flour white ut 112 a 120
Corn. There is very 'little Corn at Mar
ket. One or two parcels of white were sold
In-day nt CO cts. and of yellow 60 a 62 els.
Whiskey. Sales of bbls. at 28 cts; hhds.
are held at 27 cts.
SUNRURY PRICE CURRENT,
Corrected weekly by Henry Matter
WllKAT.
100
60
80
U7
14
8
7
1!5
10
25
8
10
62
200
Kris.
Cuns.
Oats.
BlTTKR.
EllOS.
Pork.
Fukeu.
Ta 1.1.0 w.
Beeswax
Flax
Hr.i'KLKii Flax.
DniKii Appi.es,
Do. Peaches.
PROCLAMATION.
jV OT1CE is hereby (riven that the several coirrts
of Common Picas, General Quarter .Sessions
of the peace, mid Orphans' Court, Court of Oyer
and Terminer and (iencral Jail Delivery, in and
lor the rounty of Northumberland, to commence
at the Court House, in the borouph ol iSuiiburv,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, 4th of Novem
ber next, will continue TWO WEEKS.
The coroner. Justices of the Peace and consta
bles in Bud for the county of Northumberland, aro
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those thing to their
several oH'iccs appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosccutins in Iwhnlf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to lie then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute onanist him, as shall
1 just and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to he punctual in their
attendance, at the tinio appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hands at .Sunburv, the 12lh day
of Nov. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty and the Independence
of the United States of America the 74th.
JAMES COVERT.Sh'ff. ,
God save the Commonwealth.
LIST OF JURORS.
F Northumberland County for November
Term, A, D. 1S30.
Grand Jurors.
Names. Occupatio
ItKlDINCg.
Jackson
Pha'.nokin
Lower Mah'y
Coal
Tui'but
Shamokin
Lewis
Dclunara
Lewis
North'd
Milton
fusli
Chilisquaque
Lewis
Sunburv
do
Point
shamokin
1 John Daniel, sr,
Farmer
2 James Vanhorn, "
3 Daniel Weaver, Tailor
4 David Thompson, Farmer
'5 William P. Hull,
0 Tunis Lott Labor
T Thomas Watts Farmer
8 Jacob Hodman "
9 David Walter "
10 Jacob Leiscnriiijr Sadler
11 John Miller, Esq, Justice.
12 Joseph Pes:; Farmer
13 Andrew Kulz "
H Charles Russel "
15 Benjamin Hendricks "
10 John J. Younginau Printer
17 Jesse Aiiiineriiian Farmer
lft Sainue'lHuininel "
19 James Youns "
Lewis
20 F.inanucl Xiinmerinan Shoemaker Shamokin
21 William Hood Coachmaker Delaware
22 Jacob Shull Fanner Shamokin
23 David Martz Justice do
24 Ludwig Pfleger Farmer Cliilisquaque
Traverse Jurors
1 John Lenker Farmer Low. Mahonoy
2 Abraham Slraub Surveyor Milton
3 Wm Henderson Carpenter do
4 George Houpt Farmer- Chilisquaque
o ueunis uuoy
6 Peter Shaffer "
7 John Hirnel, r, Boatman
8 Henry Funk Farmer
do
Turbiil
Low. Mahonoy
Tuibut
Lewis
9 John Schuyler Carpenter
10 Fred'k Sticker Inn Keeper
11 John Ciouser Sawyer
12 Wm Strine Buai builder
13 Fred'k Knseman Farmer
Milton
North'd
Milton
Shamokin
Turbnt
14 Jacob Hofia
15 David Harlranft Sadler
Delaware
L Angusla
Delaware
Point
Shamokin
Delaware
16 John Creesinger Shoemaker
17 George Hoffman Farmer
18 Gilbert Vandling
19 Solomon Fagely
20 James Duuam
21 Peter Oberdoif
22 Joel Yordy
23 James Shearer
24 George Weiser
25 Samuel Heller
26 Jacob Larman
11
it
II
l(
e.vJustice
Farmer
t'p Aususta
L Aumisia
Chilisquaque
Ninbury
Lewis
Lw Mahonnv
27 Samuel Eisler
Shoemnkpr Low Aiiffiifcta
28 Wm Berkhimer.srj Farmer Chilisquaque
nn A .l f . ' .
niniicw Jverpeci " 00
30 Samuel Garnhart Delaware
31 Andrew J. Tambrook " do
32 John Hummel Boaibuilder North'd
33 Levi Lvnn Farmer Turbut
34 Jesse Yarnell Inn Keeper Coal
35 Daniel Driesbach Farmer Lewis
36 William Housel Chilisnuanue
A t L 111 t - 1 .'
01 jacuu iy caver iuuorer Kusn
38 S. D. Jordan Gentleman Milton
39 I larman Shlpman Farmer Low Augusta
40 josepn nicety . Diiuer Delaware
41 Michael Wagoner Farmer Lewis
4'2 Tetcr Mengas "
Chilisquaque
11
45 Conrad Reede Sadler Milton
46 Leonard Stoughton (Jentleman . " ' i
47 David B. Montgomery Farmer Lewis
48 George Reiser . . " Low Augusta
Pcllt Jurors
1
William Eisner Carpenter Lewis
2 Win Waldron
rarmer
Turbnt
3 James Lewar "
4 John Guffy "
8 Samuel Hunter "
fl Peter Haiman "
7 Adam Connrd Merehont
8 Jacob Wheeland Justice,
9 Casper Sholl Farmer
10 John Hnflmun "
11 Henry Paul '
12 Daniel Haas Laborer
13 John Uondarmel Farmer
14 Henry Rockefeller "
15 Thomns Grange "
16 Chnrles Bucher Boatman
17 Jacob Mnench Farmer
18 Samuel Bieber "
t!) John Parks
20 John Riiiiieman Boatman
21 Win D. 1 (oilman Justice
22 John Runkel Laborer
23 Samuel J. Fry " Tailor
21 Willinm Elliott Boatman
Lewis
Delaware
Up Augusta
Lewis
Chilisquaquo
Milton
Coal
Rush
Point
Coal
Shamokin
Rush
Lewis
Sunbnry
Shamokiu
Lewis
Chilisquaque
Lw Mahotioy
Jackson
Shamokin
Sunbnry
North'd
25 George Lawrence Gentleman Milton
20 Ephiiiiin Lvtlo Farmer Low Auirust
27 John Caul "
28 James Bryson "
29 Adam Bingeman "
30 Daniel Fullmer "
31 Lyman P. Rotes Smith
32 Jesse Hnnayl Farmer
33 Joseph Everet "
Chilisquaque
Delaware
Lw Mahonoy
Delaware
Milton
Shamokin
Delaware
34 Chas Honshbongh Smith "
3ft J. P. Hackenburgs Merchnnt "
36 John Tuggart Farmer Lewis
LIST OF CAUSES.
"nn :.. i . , 1 .. IV.. nc
11MH llllil III IIIIT UUUIl Ul VyUIIIIIIUII . III" ...
'nrllninili..vlutii1 fmtili ut (.oilier
Term, 1S50.
P Ililcmnn adm'r. of Geo.
The heirs of Thos"
Grant, dee'd.
Bowers Lowlier ct at
ttimo
Jonas Bowman ct al
" Grant
vs George Miller & son
vs Joints Bowman
vs .Samuel KnulVmon
Danville & l'ottsvillo
Rnil Rosil Co.
Frederick Keener
Henry H. Burr
I.ncli Strocckcr
Peter Kichter's cx'rs
Ann Myers
vs Haywood & Snyder
vs Win. Ayrcs
vs Win. McCtiy's adm'rs
vs Jacob Hoffman
vs Dodijo & Barret
vs Dcwartik .Ionian ctal
vs F.ltzaheth Wcitzcletal
Racliael MrCartv
Win. & K. Fc(jclv& Co. vs John Shisslcr
Jacob Karehner
C'hns. W. Richards
Marv Snyder ct al
vs Daniel 1'rymiro ct al
vs Joseph Pettit
vs Robert W Dunn
vs James Dunn
vs Jacob Cabel
vs Samuel R Wood
same
Wm H Thompson
Pontius A Thompson
S D Jordan, S Hunter
Alex Jordiu
Coin, for Saml Furman vs
John B Miller vs John 1$ Boyd's cx'rs
Robert McCsy vs Edward A Kutztier
Jacob Philips vs George L. Wcinier
A S Lawrence adm'r of n , . t ... . . ,
vs Peter & D V cimer et al
Sarah Leiliou.
J Clayton for J Me Williams vs John Bowen
F O'Donnell for Win F Ntt?le vs John Divers
Mary Ykkery vs Peter Fcrstrr
same vs Peter lirosious
Charles 11 Frick vs Eli Slifor
Thos Cuinmiiiffs et al vs .1 Parke et D It Rishel
Jonathan Leedam et al vs Writ McCoy's adm'rs
Christian Bollinger vs Chnrles H ousel
George Troxel . Vs lienj. C. Clayton
('has. A. Andre vs F. Matthews
Daniel Haunabach vs John Cjnrad
Moses Bower vs Richard Goodman
Samuel Seaman vs Philip Spayd
same vs Geo Bowman
S. A. Jordan et al vs John Arnold
J lluuler oV wife vs Dr. J S Dougal
Green it Bros, for T Howard vs Henry Lantz
David Perry vs Abraham Luncer
same vs Henry Haldermiin
Com. for P Ilileman vs T A Billiiigton ctal
Montgomery A Sweny vs James Covert
Benj lluinmi'l vs Philip ClotWter
Margaret Summer vsThecx'rofH Summer
W K Shoemuker adm'r
Jas Kirkpatnck vs p(Mm IIaa!l dei,j
Jas T Sutton $: Co vs Sainuel Kyle
J P Miller Indorsee &e vs J Sweny & Son
Clayton for Me Williams vs Jos Savidge
Win L Dewart vs Northumb'land county
R 1) Cummings vs Montg.niierv & Masteller
M Miller vs II & F Wilhelm
Jacob Stitzcl vs Samuel L Beck
H R Kase vs Geo A Dixon
G P ysou for Job Tyson vs Dunh l L. Schncck
John Haric and wile vs Susan Haueuslino
Jas Carother et al vs Edward D Pearce
Philip Billmver vs I) H Walson
Jacob Niltraucr vs Samuel Jarret
Frederick Shell vs G F Kull's adm'rs et al
William Persing vs Peter Adams
John Kessler vs Geo Shaffer
Cieo Apslev vs Northumberland county
James Diellcubach vs same
F Fryer & Wm Moyer vs Elias Garman
'm M Auteu
vs Thomas Kascr
Win McClery
George Lawrence ,
Daniel P Canl
Taylor Paulding ctal
Aaron Reppart
Ilenrv Cobcl
Platt ife Piatt
vs li D Cuimnings
vs Allen Shreyer
Vs Dentler & Slontague
vs J De Normaiidio
vs Ira T Clement
vs Win MeCarty
vg Henry Manser
P K Holl'iimi A wife vs H Kuhnts, MeCarty ctal
Joseph nyilcr
Hatfield V .Sou
vs Joseph Dimmig
vs It M Seydels' Ex'r
vs Keulien Trojel
Vs Isaac Shaffer
vs II Yoxtheimer adm'r
vs Daniel Drcisbach
vs D C Caul
vs H Stcinsnctz, ex'r.
Hugh Martin
John McCormlck
Martin Irwins' adm'r
Mott & Shober
Jacob Masteller
Fullmer for Caul
JOHN FARNSWORTH, Proih'ry.
Prothotiotary's office )
Sunbury, Oct. 10, 1850. J
State Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,
OF JIAUIUSBURC., PA.
riMIIS COMPANY, chartered by tho Legisla
JL ture during the last Session, is now prepared
to take applications for Insurance against losa by
lire upon Buildings, iVc, upon terms mora advan
tageous to the insured than any other Company
doing business in this .State.
This Company, in accordanca Willi the provis
ions of its charter, divides property into two sepa
rate classes, viz : Fanners' Property, called the
'r armers t onipanv, and the other property, in
cluding property in towns and villages, called
".Merchants ( lass : the tunils ot earn being kept
entirely separate; consequently each class pays
its own losses end no other. It will be the en
deavor of the Company to arrange thbir buiiness
that 110 assessment will be necessary on their
premium notes- 1 he rates of Insurance will be
very reasonable-
C. F. LITTLE, Agent,
Northumberland.
IV. I) . Persons wishing to make application
for Insurance will be attended to by dropping a
line through the Post Office, to c. F. Little-
Northumberland, Oct. 19, 1850.
WM. IB. ROCKEFELLER,
Attorney at Law.
Miner ille. Schuylkill Co. Ia.
1" L'SINESS will be promptly attended to in the
counties of Schuylkill, Northumberland,
Union, Columbia and Montour-
Eefer to:
A Jordan, Esq'-, Wm- De Haven,
H- Bellas, Fsq-, I Edward Hughes, I
11 B Master, Esq- Solomon Shindel j
Sunbury- J Mineraville- J
M Mortimer, J .
Oct- H, 1850 ly
43 John P. Summeit "
41 liiiht.11 Tnnvel
Nortbombcrlond Conntjf, 11.
In the Com man Pleas of said court,
No 6, Nov Term, 1830.
William M. Skewed, Julia D.1)
Shcwell and James H. Cocltrsli,
and Mary his wife,
vs
Daniel Brautigdril and David
Toggart, Adm'rs of Wm M'Coy,
dee'd, with notice to Wm M'Csy,
Daniel Gossler and Elizabeth his
wife, Isaac Fausnaught and Cath
arine his wife, Mary Ann M'Cav,
Dr Robert B M'Cay, Robt B M'.
Cay, Rachel M'Cay and Wm M'
Cay, minor children, and Mary
M't'av, widow of Benj. M'Cav,
dec'd.'heirsof s'd VV M't'av, dee'd.
Alias 8ir
Facias, &c
The defendants aliove named are hereby notifi
ed to bo and appear licforc the judges of said eotirt
to be held at Sunburv, on the first Monday of No
vember next, to show cause, if any they have,
why they should not be made parties to this suit,
and why judgment should not be revived post an
num et diem, and to continue lien for five years,
and also why the Pl'flli execution against them
according 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 shall
consider in that behalf.
JAMES COVERT, Shr'ff.
Shrubs Office, Punbury, i
Oct. 15, 1$:0. tc
GREAT REMOVAL.
Clock!), WatflicN, .Icvt dry silver &
PLATED WAKE, &c-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rjTHE SUBSCRIBER has removed his storo
(1 from No. 413 Market street, to his enlendid
establishment,
-Yo. 103 Chtxtiiit street, nliove Ztl,
L'ndcr the Franklin House,
PHILADELPHIA,
AVlierc he offers for sale a most extensive assort
ment of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELEKY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, &c., ut such
prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction, and to
which ho invites the attention of prrchasers, as
suring them that EVERY ARTICLE IS WAR
RANTED AS REPRESENTED. His stock
consist in part of a full assortment of
GOLU AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES.
Do do LEPINE do
SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
CLOCKS of even- description.
MANTEL UKNAME.Vi'y, FANCY
GOODS, Vc,
LEWIS LADOMC
Watches, Jewelry, and Gold Pens sent to all
parts of the Cnited Stales, by mail, with perfect
satety,
13' I am determined to sell at less prices than
the same unifies are sold in this eitv.
P. S. l'rciervc this advertisement, and call
and cxamiuo the stock.
ScpL iI8, 1850 3mo.
AVATTS'
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
AM)
PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE.
TUB MEDICAL. WONDER Or THE
AGE.
ILL positively euro all stages of Neuralgia,
Tic Doloroux, Nervous Headache, Cho
lera, Lockjaw, Hydrophobia Convulsions; will
restore manhood to its prestine vigor, even after
years of prostration, and the only known and cer
tain cure for low spirits or mental debilty.
Extract from the New 'York fun, Oct. 3, 1810,
The erlthiateil Dr Walson, when talking of the
miraculous power of Walls' Nervous Antidote,''
the question was put to him, '.Why such a valua
ble remedy for nil nervous affections was not in
troduced by the medical faculty V replied, 'That
if it were, there would no longer be any use for a
faculty, as all diseases originated from a disorgan
ircd Btrtn of the nerves ; the nerves are the main
spring of the whole system Keep this in order,
and both the mind and body must be."
Four ounco phial, 12 doses, enough for all or
dinary cases, ONE DOLLAR.
fOLD BY
Wm. McCARTY, Broadwav, Sunbury.
.September, 2S..1S50 tf.
Ri:cisTi:ns xotice.
N0.'
OTICE is hereby given to all Legatees.
redilors and other persons interested in
the Estate of Charles Comly, dee'd., settled bv
his Executors Joshua W. Comly, Seih I. Comly
ami Sarah W. Comly t of John Friek, jr., who
was Excrutor of John Frick. sr. dee'd., settled by
his Executors (ieorgo A. Frick and Eli Slifer; (if
Conrad Raker, dee'd., settled by his Executors
Jacob Raker and William Raker, of Jacob Moore,
dee'd., nettled by his Executor, Tcter II. Moore;
of Mary Moore, dee'd., settled by her Admistra
tor, Peter H. Moore ; of Susan Strawbridge,
dee'd., si-ltled by her Administrator, W. C. Law
son ; of Elias Conrad, dee'd, settled by his Adm'r
David Hauck. The account of Peter FersU-r,
Guardian of the minor children of George Fcrster,
dee'd.; the account of Solomon Folk, Guardian
of Henry. Laviua and Samuel Fagely; tho ac
count of William A. IVtriUcil. fSnunlinn nt tl,n
minor children of Thomas Colt, dee'd. That the
Executors, Administrators and Guardians of said
Estates, have filed their accounts with the Regis
ter of Norfhiiinlierlaiid county, and that the same
j will be presented to the Orphans' Court of said
j county on Thursday the 4th day November next
for continuation and allowance.
' , JOHN P. PCRSEL, Register.
I Register's office )
! Sunbury, Oct. 5, ISoO. S
Bank of Northumberland.
TIHE Stockholders are hereby notified that an
A Election will be held at the Ranking House,
on Monday tho 18th day of November, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and A o'clock,
P. M., for the purpose of choosing thcefrom di
rectors to serve for tho ensuing year.
A general ineetiii(j of the Stockholders will be
held al the Ranking House on the first Tuesday in
November, at 10 o'clock. A- M-. in accordance
with the act of Incorporation.
JOSEPH R. PRIESTLY.
Nortliumlierland, Oct. 19, 185Ui 4t
JACOB REED'S
4 LUTIIIM; KOtMLS.
Southwest Corner of Fifth and Market Streets,
PmLAbF.i.pitiA,
TT7HO always keeps 011 hand a targe stock of
' every varictv l clothing mads u of good
materials, and in the latest and best styles. He
would also inform the public, that he paya consi
derable attention in getting up Military Clothing,
in gilod style and on reasonable terms.
June 15, 1850.- ly
A CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
lOR sale at a reasonable price, a well built sar
riage in good condition with tongue and shafts
for either one or two horse. Also, a double set
of harness. Enquire at this oliice.
Aug. 31, 1850. tf.
ENVELOPES. Tha sulisorilier would reiect
fullv announce to hi friend and a generous
public, that he ts manufacturing Envelopes of the
best uuulity and of all kind. For sale by
fiunbury, Oct. 19, 1850 tf.
l'state or George Hall, liec'd.
Y OTICE is hereby given, that Letters of Ad-
' ministration have been granted to the sub.
scriber. Persons indebted to the estate are re
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having clairhs against the same, ara rcquesicu to
present thcra for examination and settlement.
J. H, ZIMMERMAN, Adm'r.
6uubury, Oct 5, 1850 fit. i
BLANK PiarsMist Pi" Pirs just -printed
and for sal at this office.
WM. M'CAltTY,
DOOKBBLliERj ,
Broadway,, '.-.
TOBURY, PA.
HAS recently received, among other articles, a
great variety of New, Cheap and Entertain
ing publications such as
Coopers novels, coiAplcte or separate.
Herbert Do Rodwell, .
Hums do Trollope,
Sue do Halliburton, '
Rcyndols do Marry alt,
Cockton do Grey,
Mavwcll do Marsh,
Jcfrold do Ainsworth,
Morris do
At the low price of front 25 to 50 cts per volume.
. Sunbury, Sept. S8, 1850 tf.
UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS CHEAP.
Willinm A. Di-ohii,
Umbrelm & Parasol Manufacturer.
So. 86 Market street,
PHXX.ABnX.PHtA..
DEALERS IN UMBRELLAS AND PARA
SOLS, Wishing to purchase handsotnc goods,
of superior quality, cheap, aro invited to call at
my Manufactory and Store, No. 80 MARKET
street, one door below Third street, where every
variety of Umbrellas and Parasols arc sold cheap
er than they can elsewhere be obtained.
A call when you visit Philadelphia, is request
ed. An examination of my goods will satisfy
you that it will bo to your interest to purchase of
inc.
Philadelphia, Sept. 14, 1850. liiio.
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
John Stone & Sou 1,
lMroBTF.113 AND Dt3AT,liR8 IN
Silks, Ribbons and Millinery Goods,
iVo. 45 SoiiZt .Second Ut.,
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE received by late arrivals from France, a
large and very desirable assortment of
FALL MILLINERY GOODS,
among which will bo found
Bonnet Velvets of all colors in varisty of prices.
" Satins " " "
Curded Velvets "
Figured, watcr'd ond corded lioinet Goods.
Hunnrt and Cup Hihons, a large assortment.
French nnd American Waivers.
Laces, Nonnct Tabs, Crowns, Biieirams, &c.
fee, together with a splendid assortment of Vuris
Fancy I'mtters.
The aboxo goods were selected by one of the
firm in France, and will lie sold at the lowest
market prices.
Philadelphia, Sept. 21, 1850. Imo.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WOXDER.
PEPSIN!
T II K TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
O It 7
GASTRIC JUICE !
A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURE 17,
rrcpnrml from ItENXHT. or Ilia fourth Stomach of the
Vx, alter directions of UAIto.V l.ll'.lllli, the grrat
Phyaioloiical theiniit, by J. S. IIOfUHTOX, M. V.,
No. 11, North Kijrhth Street, I'liitaJ.-lpliiii. l'u.
This is a truly wonderful rtinotly for 1XD10IWTION,
UYSl'F.PrtlA, JAUXniCK, 1.1VER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION, aiKlUr.lillJ'rr, Curing otter Nil
ture'a own nicth'sl, by Nature's own ugeul, the Gastric
Juice.
XjS" Half a tmpoonful nf this Fhml, Infused in water,
will digest or dissolve, Five Pounds of lloast Beef 111
aLxut two hours, out of the stnutsch.
DIGESTION.
T "vIOKSTIO in chiefly pert.irmed m tbr itotmfeh by Ihc
f uid oi it rtn id winch uerly fxtidtn in tin ttiu murr cmt
ni tli;it or 1:1111, when in a tt;it oi hi ulili, rulleil the Outric
Jtiice. 'J im thiitl i tilt Gre;it StU'ciit oi the KmiU, the
i'tirn ying, rrtMerviug, and ttiinultiiiiin A pent ot" tlie stu
nmeh uitU intcHlincfi. Without it there will be no diyeti
tin,, no c'nvvrii'ii of i'ihkI into hlittil, and no nutrition
ot'thc Ik-mIv ; but rut her n ioul, torpid, giiiiutul, umtUentnic
live etiiutition of the whole difft:iti'e nppuriiluM. A weiik,
h;df tletid, or iniuricl kMiiuHi nriHlm-ci no uod (inn trie
J 11 ire, and hence the diseure, iliHtreui mid deUility uliicii
ctuue.
PEPSIN AND KEN NET.
PKPSIV in tlie rli ief element, or ureal l)it'eitiiic Princi
pU 01 the Ojktnc Juice, it ih found in jjrent nhumlunee in ,
tlie 1 'lid piirtn of the human st tniiich uttt-r deutlt, mid notnc- I
luucs causes tlie 1"Iii:k'Ii to digest i l elf, or cut iltelf up
It is ul found in the KiKiiitH'h f (uuukiIh, kb the u., ealf,
&e. It ih the iimtcruil usl by f inners in making elieene,
culled Keiuiet, the elfeet of which U:w lonp txeu the riul
wonder of the duiry. '1'he t-urdliiiK of tinik ih the hmt pm
eesi of duft'Htiun. iteutii't 'fxi-Mfe umoniHhin jMiwer.
The Htouiiirh of a mlf will rurdle nearly one tltourcuid tiuti-i
itM own weiifht of milk, lliiron Lirhig nnitrti thtit, '()ne
jKirt of IN pMiu ditlvt--d iu sixty thotifiind purlR of water,
wilt dit'-tt niHiit ti nd otlier food." l)iKr;im il stonmehs pro
duee nop-NMl UuRtrit Juiee. Hi ihiot or Pepsin. To hov
that tliu wuut may he perfectly supplied, we quote tho ftd-
ttII,S SCltiNTlFIC EVtDfcXCEl
1MRON MHHIfi. hi hit eelebntH work on Animal
Cliemiatiy, ku)k: An Artitieial Digestive riturt nun tuff oi is
l the ti,uinc Juiee. imiy be rmdilv iirei tared from the inu-
eons uietiibruu o the stoiuiieli of the calf, ia whieh various (
urtu'tes of loitd, us meat ami e?s, it ill lie inftem-d. rham-
wlt and digested'. Just in tlie suiuc maimer us I hey would be !
in the lntin;in fioniaeh."
. Dr. L'KKKIKA. in his famoiis tr'-atise ti "PimkI nnd I
Diet," ituhhxhed bv Fowlers .V Welle, .New York, iwine i
instates the Biime reat fart, nit deseiities the trfethuil of
preparation, inercure lew i.iguer uuuioiiues man vr.
Vi. COM !U5, in his valuable writiinji! on the ''Phynittlupy
of Uijjt Sliou," olufervetl that ''lutimiiuiiiouof thcilue tptan
tit y of the inttrir Juice is 11 promim ilt uml nil-prevailing
cause of Dy 'pepsin and lie states that 'a dislinptiisht-S
profcksor of medicine, in Lmdoti, who was severely Minifi
ed with ti complaint, tiiuiiutr every thing else to lull, had
ibeouise ttthe (iuiifrie Juiee, oliiaiued iroin the stomach uf
living HiTiiiiiils, wliuh proved rodtpletely rureetMlul."
Ur. tltAllA.lt author of the fat nous works on 'Vcge
table Diet," sai : "it in a remarkable Ittct in phynioloty,
that the stomachs of uitimal, macerated hi water; iiiituri
ly the riuul the projH'ity f di tlvbig various atticles nf
Ixm1. and of effecting u bind of urtttit ial digestion uf I hem
in no wisf ditii rcal iroui the natural digestive mk-cmi."
Dr. HIMON'S prntt work, the "Chemi!trv of Muii,"
(xaU DlaiM-hanl, Philu. pp. -fRl-t!) Mays: ''The dis
covery of PKPS1 forms a new ru m the cliemifa! histiiry
nf Jigeiioii. t-'rom recent expeiiiueiii wu know that
food is ilisHolvetl a nipirtly iu hii artificial digestive fluid,
prewired Iroui Pepsin, ai it i iu the natural Gastric Juiee
Itself.,'
Proi'eKS ir I)l'(iMMX of the Jetlerrm College, Phila
delphia, hi his great work on Hainan Physiology, devotes
11111a than tit 1 y puires to Mu examination ol this suhjeet. -His
experiments with Dr. lb'itutuouit on the tmslric Juiee,
obuiiiuil from the living human stonuu-h uud from animals
nn- well know u. "in till rascjf." he Kavs, l,d'uertimi cHTiir-
red u pfri'Y't!)' in the artificial as in the nuluruUugestioiui."
AS A DVSPEPIA Cl'UER,
Pr. HOUGHTON pn-paratioii of VK1SIX hail produ
ced the in t marvellous eilects, t iiritig cases ol' Debility.
Kuiaeiation, NerVous Decline, uud Dyspeptic Cousumpiiou,
Bupixed to Ite tm the very verge of the grave. It U im
p K4iUe to give the deuills nf canes iu the limits of this ad
vert iseinei it hft nuthriiticated oTtilieates havelwen gueu
of more than TWO IH NDK Kl) HK.MAHKAHLL
t'l'RKS, iu Pbiladelphin, New York, uud listou ulonc.
These were neurly all dseraiu cases, and the cines were
not only rapid and wonderful, but erni menl.
Jt isu greut NKUVOi rt AM'IDOTK, nnd pnrlicidurly
usefift for tendency to b.lious dix rdeif J.iver Coinplai..t,
pe er uud Ague, or Isidly truuleil Fever ailtl Ague, mid the
evil cifccis of Cjuiiiiue, Mercury, and other drugs upon the
Digestive, organs, ultei a long sickm -us. Also, for excess
iu ealmg, uud the too free use of ardent spirits. U almost
reconcile HeullU with luteuipermiee.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
Thsre is ih form of OLD PTOMArH COMPLAINTS
which it does il4 Seem to ruueh uml retiutve at once. No
inutti-r how Iwd thev irar lie, it tilVP.S INS TANT KK-
LIKP ! A sonile d se ieinves nil tlut implcuittnt symp
t atis, and it initv needs to be repealed, for u slwi t ttnw, to
intikti these goml. tf -ets iwrimnent. l'l'lllTV OP HUM)D
uml VltiOU Or' ltoL , foilnw st oure. It Is purticulurly
excellent in eases of Nausea, V omit hue, Crumps lSweiHs
or the pit ol the itotnucu dihiress inter eating, low, oohi,
suite 01 the HI khI, lli-aviuess, lowueM ol' Ppirits, lrtpiHi
deucy, Kmuciatiou, WeskiU'Sst tetsU.-ut4) to Itituutiy, Sui
cide, Ae.
Price.ti.M-. Ui'I.UAlt iter hoi lis. One Itoltlc will oiteu
eifect a lasting cure.
PEPSIN IN POWDfcfiS.
IT" fK.NT BY MAIL, KKi:F. OP VOfif ACiK.
F'f Convenience of Kenitics to nil parts of the rounlrv.
the DH i KSTI V K M A'Vl'VM fK TDK PMPSIN is put up t
in inc iorin yi rowoers, wun uirectitms 10 lie diss nvtti in
Wuler or syrup, by the patient. These powders e.miairt
)ust the same matter as the bottles, but twice the qnantiiy
".tr the saine nriee, and will be sent bv inuil. KUKU OF
POtSTAliK, for ON E DOM.AH lent (post-pnid) to Dr. J.
8. HOLoa TON, -No. 11 NurUt Eighth street, i'uiladdphia.
Ta.
ten nockafr- for five dollar. Everv fnCkAc and bnttl
bears the wntica signature of i. B. liULOll I ON, M. D ,
ok Pj:))rietur.
Btild by apeuts in evrrv town ia tha United fiiaUs, and
by tetecutrle deolerain Medtcinet fcjieially.
FOR fcALE BY John W. F riling, and Gaorga Bright,
Buntmry, pa.
Mary A. McCay Nthombersbti
John H. R aaar Milton,
Havea k MoCortmck, , MnEwwumUs, .
ft. J. Crousa, Jielinsarova,
John G. Rstin, . 1rppf Mahaiittnf
William r1n. , , Msaono) .
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OU
NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASE .
OF THE KIDNEYS,
A NDtllHIi.nwnnrilmiB fnnn dix.nlcmt llvrtnritn
A much, iioliuiit.initiiliim, inward flln, KnltiirM.ur
liliRKl t.. iho l.wi.l, Anhliiy o( lh Blomnch, Nnun-n,
linrttHirii, ihnRnm Inr K011I, fulliiBm or weight in the
eimiiii-h,ourKtm uii,iiiii, inkiniror rltmnrliig' at the nit
or the mntimch, nviininiiiit f thn heml, hnrrinl'Hnit ilifficult
brniliiiV, HiitMrincat tlie hrt, ph"klnf or tuff.imiiiiff
i-naalmni when in Iving p..ure, Uiinnen ttt Yi.ii.n,
' b'f""tl"itlit, l-'sver uml dull pnin In the
head. dpHrienrjr nf perapirntiun, rnlhiwiteM (if llic akin and
ve, pain In lt. aide, hick, eheat, linilia, Ac., .olden
Ituihea uf heat biirniiin in I ha fleah, eunalailt iiuniimiiga
ui vil, and great Uepri-winii (if aiiritf
CAN Bl Ki rHCTLAI.t.Y CL'RIiD BY
ID?.. HOOPLAITE'S
CLLlURAlIilt fit'lDIAM i)irTuni,
mlTPABKD BY
DR.C. M. JACKSON,
AT TUB
GERMAN MUDICINE STORE,
No. tun Arch St., IMillndclpliln.
Their pnwer iivor tha above diaenne if ii"t ctfelled, if
eqiiulled, hy uiiy ethur prupiirHlioii in tloi United Sint(,
ni ihe eurea attest, in many cuaea alter akilliul ph) nieluni
had luiled. i
Theae Hiltera aro worthy they aileiition of invalida.
PoffaeRRini; punt virlnrs in the ruMincnliun of (lin-iiara ol
tlie l.ivcr mid Icwr pliuntn. excrciHii-fr It"; iii"it aeiircliiny
xwera in weaknewi unit ntfectielm of ttic diealiva OTgjiiti,
tlicy are, withal, nie, eertiim und pleneant.
f Fioin Hie Uoatuu Ueu.J
. The Kdilor mitt, Dec. -.HI
"Uh. lloori.Au'a OHMiATin German BiTTima for
tlie cure of l.ivcr ('ompl.iiiil.Ji dice. Dyxpepiiai Chronic
or Ncrvuna Debility, ia dcflervndlv one of Die 11101 opii.
Inr incdicinca nf Ille duy. Thcac "fltltcra huvo been nai-tl
liy llioiiKindn, and n fiieml at our elliow miya he lui him
aelf received an eiTcclmil and periiituivnt cure uf l.iver
Coinplitiut iruni Die line of ttiia remedy. Wu nru cutiviuccd
Hint, III Iht! line of then illllrra, the pHtienl onuntiilltly
(Tiiiiia atrciiirth nnd vipir n I'nct worthy ul grunt eiiumde
ration. They arn plcaannt in tu!o and smell, unit enii be
uacil by peranns willi the muatdellcnte atoumclia with iwl'e
ty, under liny eircuiusiHiicea. Wo ara apiuking from tx
pcrience. uud to I lie nrllicted we ndvue tlicir use."
Judge M. M. Noah, (reullcinnn wilh truut aclcntiftc
and literary uiiai enia, anid in hia "New York Weekly
MeFiteiiucr," Jiiiiunry 0, M) i
'Dr. H'.flntid, liennnn Hitirrs Here I a preparation
whiuh the learinip prone in the Union appear to be ilunul
nuns in recomuit-iidiiii!, uud the miaou ia obvionni It ii
iiindc niter a prcsi-ripunn rushi-d by one of the moat cele
tirntcd pliysiciuna of modern tiinca, the lute Dr. Clir tcilicr
Williclm llootlailil, l'rolor til the I'nivt-raity ufjeuu,
private Phyniciuu to the Khur of l'rinmiii, and una of tlie
gicutcat innliuil writera (.icrmaiiy hua ever prixluccd. lie
i emphatically the etlcinv of liiiinlni. Uud Ihcicfore n
medicine (if wliicti lie wua tlie inventor nnd midomer nmy
be eonll'dcutly relied uli. He apecitilly recouuncuded it in
l.iver Cuillpliiiut. Dyspepsia, Debility, Vertiifo, Acidity of
the Htumiicti, f'oiiHtipntion. und nil conipluintH nriniu from
n diaordcred coiiditioti of the stonuich, the liver uud the
iuteitinca. Nine I'liiludcldliia pupera cxprcim their junvic
lion of itA excellence, uud Hcvenil of tlie vdilora apenk of
its cflVcta from tlicir own indivJililn! pxpt-rience. Under
tlieae circuiiifltiincc, wc feel warranted, n-it only in callinff
the nttctitliiti of uur nnidcra to tlie (ircacnt prcAent proprie
or (Dr. C. AI. Juckm;t) prciiurutiun, Init in rct-oiiuiicud.
ing tlie article to a I ulilicted "
More Evidence.
The "Pllllndelphla Siiturdn- linzctlc., the tlc I'limily
newiper piibhslied In tho U'nlted SUiteij tlie editijr aa)t
uf
Dr. Iloojtand's German Bitters.
"It ia neldoin th;t we recommend wliut urn tenned I'll'
lent Medicine, to the conhilclice nnil putronni;i: of out'
readera; uml. tlii iclorc, ivhcu we reconnucud ilr. Itiif
luud'a Cerinni liillci-n, we wia it to bo dintinctly nndci.
atood Dint wo urn not pciikiu),' of tho noatruma (if Ihe
duy, that nre noised nhout lorn In ici" period und then for
(fottennltei tlicy Imvcilune their iruillv nice of mim-hlcf,
but of n Illeilii-iue lon entiihlislied, ntilverKIIIV prizil. loitl
which hua met the hcorty upprovnl of the l-'iiculty itself."
That this medicine will ciiio l.ivcr Couipluiut uml l)y
pepsin, no one cundoultt. nt'tcr nstii- it u.( directed. It ncta
Hpcciticully upon the nlomucti und liver it ia prcflcmble
to culoiiiel iu nil billi'iiLi dist'iioca-Mhe irlcct ia iuuueiliute.
They can be ndmiiiixtcrcil to l-'t-mule ur Infant with autety
and reliable benefit, ut any time.
nr.WAUK tF r()t.NTi:nFi:i'r.
Tliia medicine bus nt.uined Hint lnijli haiuctcr which ia
lieecRHuryforutlmcdiciuex totitttiinto induce coiiulctfeiu-ra
to put lorth u iunoua urticle at tho rink uf tho livca ul
ttioae lire innocently derived,
LOOK WKLI.TO Till: MAKK8 OK Till: OKNUINK-
They have the written sijrnntiire of C. M. JACKSON
upon Hie wrapper, and the inline blown iu tlie bottle, willi
uur which tlicy arc apuiioua.
I-'ur aalc, wliulcnale mid rclnil. llio
German. Medicine Store,
No. ISO AIU.II Street, one door Mow Sixth. (Into oi'
2M Ilace street.) I'liiludclpliiu. and by respectable dealers
generally throughout the cotttitry.
Alo: For wile by II. .Masses, Biuibury, and M. A.
M'Cav, Northumberland.
Aiiaust I? , lsjti. ly
Estate of Henry Leighow( deo'di
TftTOTICn in licrpby piven thnt Ifttcrs of Ad-
Hj ministration are given to the subscribers, on
thc Estate of Henry Leighow, dee'd., late ot" Point
township, Northumberland county. All persons
indebted to said estate or having claims against
the same, aro requested to cull on the subscribers
for settlement.
WILLIAM LEIGHOW, ) . , ,
PE.MDKOilK LEIGHOW. j AUm
Northuiubeiland, Sept. 14, 18.r)0 fit.
MACKEREL,
SHAD. CODFISH,
SALMON',
HERKLNGS,
PORK,
HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS.
LARD AND ClIEtSE,
Constantly orl hand
and for sale bv
S- 1. PALMER & Co..
Market Street Wharf; I
PHILADELPHIA.
Sept. 14, '50i; 3m.
NOTjECE to heirs.
TVI OTICE is horrbv given to the heirs of An
' drew Gcist, dee'd. Into of Ipper Mahonoy, to
appear at nil Orphans' Court, to lie held at Sun
burv, in and for the county of Northunilierlnnd.
on the first Monday of Novc'iIiIkt next, then uud
there to accept or refuse the" real estate of the said
dee'd., ut Ihe valuation fixed upon the said real
ostate by an Inquest duly awarded and confirmed
j hy tllC Hli'ul court, or hlll'W CUUHO why
the same
, sUou(j Ut HJ,j
JAMES COVERT. Sh'lf.
SherilT s Oll'ice, Suuliurv
Sept. 7, 1H50. bt.
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
TV OTICE is hereby iriveh epven tri the lielrs rlf
Henry Keller, dee'd.i litte of liper Mnho
nor. to umieiir nt tin Onihans' court, to be held ut
Sunbury, in rtnd tor the eOun.V of Xor.hum.K-r-
IUI1U, t'li tin tiiai .iiununv in ui(;iiiiPL-r lit i,
then and there to accept or rel'uSid Ihe mil estate
of the said dee'd., nt the vuluutioii fixed upon the
snid redl entd'c by an Inquest duly awarded nnd
confirmed by the snid court, or shew nui.su why
the same should not he wild. fed.
JAMES ("OVERT, Sh'lT.
Sherilf's Oliice, Sunbury 1
Sept. T, 1S50. fit. J
ZBITZ & CO..
IMPORT Kit 8 OK I'dltf. Ill X
Books, Prints, Engravings, Stationary
Gilt 1'ranica nnl Musical Inslru"
ineiiH.
73 North Slid St., butween Arch & Uace,
l'lllLAIIKLeillA.
1MPOI5T to order and huvc constiinliy on hand
a vcrv large assortnient of feoods in the ubove
named lines at wholesulo and retail, rriiicipally :
i3 X CO L2.
In Cierman, I.utln, (ireek, Hebrew, Fit'neh, Italian
Spanish nud other laiiiruages; I'lussica, Diction
u ries, Gin in mcrs, Vocabularies, School, Juvenile,
l'icture, Drawiuiiand Mulel Hooks for Architects
Cabinet, Caninwe and other in.inufacturcrs,
MAI'S, (iIjOUES and Hiaiik Uook of every
description. Sjilendid I.iiliuraphic and other
Prints.
MISlt AL IXKTHLMEMT9;
Arcordeons, llanjos. Dons for all siring instru
ments, bridse nnd Tailpiece, Clarionet, Fifes,
KlaceolcU, Flutes, (iuitara, Octavo Flutes, I'aient
Heads for Guitars nnd Violiucellos, Taniliourines,
Tuninir Forkinnd Hammer, Violins, Violin and
Guitar 1'crs, 'ioliiieelU)8 and String for all kind
of Instrumenls Wholesale and Jtctail. Accor
deon repail'ed.
Also constantly on hand, wholesale and retail,
a large utsorlment ol tne cr' ue
GERMAN BRONZE POWDER.
Dutch Melal, French and Fbrenre I.eAf MeUl
Thermometers, Hairpencils.-Fahei and oilier
Leadpencils, Ked, Wtutouud Ut ('hulk Cray
on, Mathematical InatruiiipnU, ttouficftturt,
iS'prinif Lancet Pocket P-.eacription anj. Gold
Bcale and Weight I.c'.U'r. Fancy eolorod and
gilt Paper Playint; Cftnt nd othor French and
Cierman Fancy ArtWWai fo tha aale, of which
they are the MAKVl'ACTUKUBS AGENTS.
July 6, 185Q.-, .
puREWHiTii bkaxdVrkeser-
VINO, just received and for ale by
VI. B-MAS5EK.
fy.pt. 5", 1S50..
GREAT ATTSACTIOV I ! -XEW
CIIE4P CtOODS.
john w rniLino.
Market Street, 6tUttHlry tL,
MAS Just rrceived and opffleVl hfgt imettU
fnent of aupcrtor anil rhoir fancy ind
! t)nr Gooda, well adapted to th t Ortttnf Ma'
ion', whiffi lie will tell at tho lowest prtcfnb Hii
stock consist of (rencrnl assortment of alMost alt
article of (iM til the Dry Goods line, eoHtitiaf
in part of ' - w
Cloths, Camnmeres, SummerJStuff
'Clothing und Vesting)
1'tidies llress Ooods
Olovcs, Hosirry, taccK, Hliiwls, Mdslins, ttM
iiigs, Tickings, Klne" Mrtslln, (Jlnghims, '
Linen, At?i
A l.SO : A ecnrrnl ssaoTtmrnt of
GROCERIES, HAklM'Alte. QUEENS.
WARE, LIQUORS, I)ttUGX,ANt
MED1CIXES,. PAINTS ,u
AND DYESTUfF,
nnd every variety of Ut tide. , .
flT Country produce of all kinds taken 111 tt
cliange at tlir l)ii;licst market pricsti
Siinlrary, April 27, 1850.
" NOTICE
Is hereby given to
William O.Moore, diaries (J. Moore, John Wi
Moore, Isaac G. Moore, nnd Frances Moore.
That by virtue of n certain Breve dt Partitioni
Facienda to me directed, an Inquisition will be
held nt 11 o'clock, A, M. oil Wcdnesay, October
'2, 18SU, upon a certain tract of Land situate In
Kimli township, i'ortliuniler!nnd county, bowl'
di d liy lands of John Gertrhflrt, JilCrtb Gearhart,
Hermun Gearhnrt, Elizabeth Dcpiu, and John
Gulick, coutainiiiK 87 acres and 18 perches, moral
or Icsh, to inijuiro whether the samtf ran be equal
ly parted and divided to and among tha aforesaid
parties without sopiliutiou of tilt whole at
which time and pluce the aforesaid parties ant
hereby warned to uc and Appear, If by them il
in deemed excdiciit.
JAMES COVEllT Sh'rlT
S"lrrfl Omce, Sunbnry, (
Attar. 22i lH50-21-6t l
j,.lIL7 gSoSEIIIBS.
DAVID PEASE,
S IP. Conies Glh 4- Arch Street, Philadelphia
tl AS for sale all kinds of choice family Groee
ries nt the very lowest prices, tilt
Extra Fine, superior and common Dlack and
Green Teas old Gov. Jtva and other kinda of
Collec, nil (ualitica of Crushed Light Brown and
Drown Sugars-, best Sperm Oil and Sperm and
A inn mine Candles ; Baker's Chocolate, Cocoa
and Brortia; Farina, Tapioca, Sago and Wheatan
Grits; Olive Oil, Isinliisi, Ketchdps and Sauces
Maecuroni, Vermicelli, English Split Peaa, dr.
They will pack up all goods for tha country
neatly and securely and deliver them promptly at
any lepot Or Hotel as dfsireil.
DAVID PEASE,
fi, W. Car, 0th et Arch Su.
' ' Philadelphia.
Aug. 17, 1850. lyMiiy
HEADY MADE
V 7 E take this method td inform the readefa at
' the Suiilmry American, that, should they
visit, Philadelphia, in guest of
Good and Cheap Clothing)
and favor us witli a call, they shall not be disarm
pointed in olituining the best of garments at Itiat
lowest cash price.-, We have now on hand thi
largest assortment ever ollercd in Philadelphia)
among which arc DHKS-S and FItOCK COAT!
from 5 to $18, PANTS and VESTS from 75
cts. to OVER COATS, CLOAKS, BU8I
NKS SACK COATS and COATTEBS, all of
which shall be sold at such prtccs as to make it
I olljRct '' the people of Sunbury and tha ur-
rounding country to extend to us their patrona(
TERRY R. M NEILLE & CO.
South East corner of Cth and MarksU .
July 13, 18.r0,-
"DEATH'S DOOR:'
tlow ltHucnily do we htur tliis cxprcslioii) Whltfll U
ineuiit to cciivcv to the iiiiiul tlie lust tu of skknvsjs
tliui a putitiii c-jii le htlnct'd ti, ami lira. Mrs. Uirri
sun, u mem Iht .' the Trinity Cliurt-li, wus. as site ciurcs
I schs ht'istlt. tirmiht down to "DeutU's door,1 bjr Khn.
UUlliMli li ill) .MJtvi'UJi iiniiiut;iic, wiiuii, ins uu vi
iiu iLV, Umhviiy's Htudy UlHm relieved her of her trr
piiiiis iuid reAnntl hT lo tier friends iti crie?tft health.
Tkm very ii'sutiit Kndn-uy'S Keuity Heliel ia applied, lt
briititieial i tiff is are iXKrieiH:el, it Hrthfr) healf; claaa
scR nnd juiritir it iiiMnntly nllnys trrlimtott; redtlcet hi.
liumtmtlU'ilR nnd Mvclliiius. relieves tlie iinvt severe Na
mlle iminn. (fives enf lu Hums, Stnilils, rurtli Krttptiunt
rlurei Itlii.iiniiitii'm. laiiiilmgo. tiuut, l'aiulysis; Sprains.
' Str.tins. Siaotius, P-iitt' Neckj Weakness iu the Side ejm!
t;itk. Sores -l till khuK", (iulls, Kruises, Criafts, 8oc
'1'hnmt. InHdrnzu, JltutAetitM, Cudglis, Cokls,
TOtJTH ACIIi; CL'HHU IN UK 8UOOXD.
This turturinsr iiilMrtiou run lw cured in an instant, fnf
tlie iiioiiH-nt tlif Hrt.ol touches the u:rve the pain is mU
tiatetl. So with Tie Uoleieux und ileitlic'ruilfat; Neural
giuundSirk MiTiilji'ht htittw the pnrt ti-here the paia
i" intiM sevTt. ihhI hi a tew miliine you will be tiUireljr
rrlmved. Taken iiitiruully it will arrest the iriost violent
Svisuisaiid Oiiiiitj. sti'p voiiutinir or to much pilrnirif,
in nil iKr it will nivu strength for Wkitfss; enae for
Lvilii, health f.r Kh'kufss: Xo Ktsidr Rnlief is geiluiiia aa
ies signed hy It A1VA V k CO., 1(N Fttltoh Street.
H,i:(.AT TOII.FT It EIJITFH.
TO KMUK1J4S11 AXU KMlANCJli TUB CHARMS
or HKAirTVi
RIIway'h MEbfrATkN rltAf.
Rndwny'R Minllealid Soup; so mvorubly ktUIWll through;
otit tint fuiituoitulile world for its extremely tilund; purify
ini und S'Hilliintf elfeeis on the skill ; while br its action
tai the pubs uml the minute wretory Vessel it ex pals alt
Iti.piiruif- ruin the surf tie tv, hlluyft every lendtney to iu
tiHtuiuatioi.t uild ell'ii'tuiilly diitcijiuies ull redness, tan,
jdinjilrH, thf. iri-ckli'S; diMolorattnusaild otlier cutoiletmt
eriiUioii.. i he mnuuft hiHkin it lit!wrt)i to the elites, ui
Sstltness a.u) ilelti-ui!)' whit h it indtu'toi ol' the huitda and
) itt IV'nHiA:!"'
(.M'utletueu aiier sliaviiiir will find II iillnvsull Irritation
i ii i ul tenderness of the skin, und renders it soft, smooth ami
pleaKuit.
j During the hrnt mid duVt of miiflhler. ot Trott and bleak
winds ni winter; and iueaM-sof snnhurn; stinps M uiseeta
. ehillilttiitli. t )miiel imn I; or iueirlentul Ililiainnuition, its
! virtues tiave toinr uhd exteiisivi'ly wu ai'knowledjfed. It
I iMtrii vintf uml reirenn properues huve obtained its aetec-
tion rroni iheth'Hisaadfc f ttthiT i'osir1etis, both of Kuru.
peuu und dotneslii1 iilanaiWture, by the Iwu ton ol' all purtt
ul the lashi'iiialile world, from the hunting tropics to tha
frozen rtstlms of the It'tt Huip. The nulilic will pleasa
hear in inuid that Kuitway's .Medibntetl Ksip, is the only
sale ptvpntntitm for tho skiN itow in use; this has been
berttfted lo by our nmst jnoiniiiriit rheiuisU: Kadwav'i
Sup in iritj irui HMHiMioiis. irnlutlnii und peruiriotis in
arn
rnlients. it ran Im used on the tender skill df the infant
with Ihe same Iviiipy results as uki beuitty in ua prime,
ben
a i
Se thai caeh cake
iM-d in u splendid label nc
steel fnirniviiif and further see that ihe siirntilura of R
(i. It All WAV is upou uicii t.iko.
l'rictt ii ccuu. large
e:n.(.
the c.nowiso ouNamext of beaity
IH A l.L'Xt ItlAX r IIKAU OF GLOSSY HAIR;
BADWAV' CmCAVlAX HALM.
U'nrraiiled the brut llatr Tonie In tlie,'
For lrriuiiii; nnd liiviiititVinff the hnir.
II rlnuiM-s tin- Sculp In.i'u Uuii.lriilf, li.pa il clean, fr
Si-iiit-v, Jkililnrns. imrl KirL-a on tli 1 1 curl atop tha hair
Hum lalliiii; isu, ii-ndcra il Wriinir. fmc, sni'olli, ft iwt
liliuwy. l'cfs nil Im huvc lost Iti'ir hiiir liy ak-ltnesa will
liml u coinilci.- nniiikittf in ititdwn) 'a t'irciiuinn Balm. It
hIiui pives il a (link aii'l licuiitiiiil ctilir. uud will prevent it
t'roin Itiniinc frri-y. I-'rnnl its cxqiiiiiitti jsirltr, il ia r)rni
raiily adaptrd I'.u ilie liair (ni-liiktrcii ol tlie'nmsi iiMtar
iiiic. Il i A iM iii l-'ire bottles tor '21 rents per bottle, surf
la wunuiitctl tbtf W't hair pr(iniarioil 111 use, H wtll W4.
a il tlir hut. cie. hi tin fluent liilifie. hW-r llutl th aifna
hire of R AUWA V I'll., ia uwm rarh uutlns-no (i(4
rtimiiaii UiiIiii in geiiaine witluHit tbe aignutifr ot Iladw
4 Co.
Air?iT II. B. Muisr, Sunbury.
An. I", lx.il. o-Jiuly
.1 AKMIAI.I
TONIC MIXTURE.
For the Clbi; ar Fkvk a.nb Acne. Vfj
HANTtD,
THIS onriAaltrd mnticinr nmy be rrlin) na wbafi ft'-'
ly U "lU-i luiiHitii-s iuil. lis vurue w not snaViMtlr
known. Ilicrclorc, Ilie tioirietor ilraire tn ariBirc
RcU ol n uwlnliicia liy inakiiiji known us virtnaa '
rMoy to tlvaiMiislii nt' aiiaK-reis vviviar ant a war iliat tast.
eun u ix-uiiy tii tmliraiiy curico oi , .- f
FtVElt AXO AOI'E,
wiihont in nir of poivamna rlaar, aauaana aloa
tlie tlclcleruHia rilVclaof iiumiae. Il ia otrrfed p Da
lie at a low price to plner it wilbi tiia reach Of "."J"
thnt those who use il armrdih; B (Uracil" B II. .
ml ! speed)- i-iu Ut
Fa'i ak Motra.
It i not a AirfM Mnaealui iprne u afTM-.
able lianc eaU-iiInk w retnov tU disaM awlfiTa Utilkf
action to the .uminoh and l'W'"-
rreinred only hr Muralnll Co., at at ann) wknliaalaa
an reiMl hy Rowind Son, No. ftl North h tunas.
Philadcl.hia Prn HI P aiiifi bottla, and k4 par imm-
Juuc'-W. 14" if
TuNotD'n writing; flitixanc con
A CRE.f INK for sal ttthn cffica.