Sunbury American. (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, March 15, 1851, Image 3

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    Cmmunicatton.
M. Editor: Your paper being devoted
to the advocacy of sound morals as wll nt
politic, 1 have expected before this to see
oma notice in it of the action taken by the
legislature of Illinois on the subject of Tem
perance. But presuming that it has escaped
your eye in the selection of news for the pub"
lie, 1 take pleasure in furnishing the main
principles of the bill as it passed in that body :
1. It repeals all present License laws.
2. Prohibits the sale of inVoxicalii drinks
in less quantity than one qnart under n pen
alty of $25.
3. If sold In minors incren.vs the fine to
from $30 to $100.
4. Provides for a pennlty of not less llmr.
$25, nor $100, for selling more than a (juait,
and permitting the same to bo drunk on the
premises of the selleiN
5. Giving away liquor,, to come within the
provision of tho law.
While we regard this action ns ;j. grent ad-,
-vance in the public sentiment of that state mi
this subject, nnd ns indicative of n spirit
which should (ill nil of our legislative bodies ;
we must still consider the bill faulty in seve
ral particulars, though admirable in others
The first clause is right and just, for we have
ever been unnblo to appreciate the argu
ments why there should be n privileged class
jn a community licensed to retail misery nnd
pauper taxes on the iriilnsUHiiis. If a bless
ing, why should not all enjny the privilege?
The second will have a tendency to prevent
drunkard-making, for a man lias gone far
down the hill when lie will turn into a piog
hop and pure hasp a quart of whiskey for lii
own drinking. Perhaps the reason why they
did not make the quantity greater than n
quart was. they ititetnlpil to kill oil" nil the
ihl drunkards as fast a possible, which if re
garded in a pecuniary point of view alone, is
certainly desirable. We think that 5 or 10
gallons would have been better. fi',e, third,
in relation to minora is highly commendable,
Ihnt the penalty should be more severe, for it
is from the young that nnr unity of ilniiikarils
js recruited The fourth is good in come of
its speeilicntinns but defective in others. .
The amount to be sold iimi do ; but why not
compel the bnyr to drink it on the premises
instead of carrying it away and dislinbing J
liis peaceful and sober neighbors, and hold
ihe seller responsible for hi conduct while j
liinler its inllnence ? The (ifth clause of llie
bill most bear with great weight on the iner-.
s'liauls of Illinois, especially if they bait
heir customers with e liiskey as their breth
aen do in this pnrliiui of the Union.
I for one should have been pleased ill see-,
iiug a feature in this bill similar In what has
Ivrnine a law in the state of Wisconsin.
There the retailer of liquor is held vespon
Sile for I If good conduct of his eiistouiers.
iiiul is required In give heavy bond lor that
put pif The only testimony needed fur his
f oovv.iclion,' is lh.it of the wife, or a single
foinpetenl individual in the cnniniitnily who
yvjll fWfifr that Ihe peismi pioseeuled lias
pijlol Ijquor to ihe tresspasser on the public
jjeace within three day. If that is proven,
Ijlje seller is held responsible for all damages;
iid l iv,f llie privilege of instituting n suit
agjijnsl iis brethren in 4he amn hoi.oiahle
falling. fir l4ieir propoition id the line. Tl
uractkal ii-oiiii.'r ,,f H.i law aiuoncr ihe lYn. !
fpfuiiy is bmia amusing and inslriic.ive; and
'
I cannot conjure it to any thing on land ;
M'lil int-lt-llllt- Wl'lv it I IHIIJ'ili ISIMI III MIC I
pi.fi), wIitp tt,e larger sharks devour Ihe
Jinnller. When id we so far ndvancn jn
morality ami hnry as (u itnact similar laws
f (ie Keysinne. State t
foreign c iu o.
r aci ri o.
The llrilixh -Ministry's Resirniitinn Sap
pqael Ycws of Sir John Franklin
The mail bring ns mid il innal details of the
inteligeuce fiom E'irope by lh Pacilie,
The British Pre i discussing resignations
(if the Ministry nnd the imprisonment in the
I'nited fetale of llrilish subject.
In Paris there seem to be n determinalion
lo get up n'Riihscriptioii for the President, in
;pjl nf Ijis wish tq ihe contrary, and seveial
listj Ipiye been opened in Pali. Tl;i! Prpsi
,lenl' hprjea liavu in part been sold, ami he
.hreateustq gjye no Rtore halU or festivals.
The Queen qf Portugal vave birth lu a priu
:eu on Iho qd ull. l died jqmedia!cly ufler
jig birth.
It isautiutiuped that Qaribaldi has ma;lo his
appearance near (Jeieva, w hich is rather stir,
vising, considering that only a day or two
dupe he was, the 'ew Yqtk Tribune says, in
,ood health on Sluleti Islflml.
Jhe law for destroying the currency cf alj
oreign gold, except sovereigns and half sover
jgnf, is being cariied iutu effect in' Portugal,
X t fai us relates lu the changing of all gold
ay illegal for that which U legal nt the Mint ;
ut the matter proceeds b,'H slowly.
The speech of the Marquis d'A.pglio, in
pening the businessof the Chambers at Turin
'as well received. It is said that Siccardi i
t ihe point of death.
ENGLAND.
The London Times, of the 21st ult., says.
Lord J. Russell has tendered his resignation
i Her Majesty, and only holds oflice uutij
lother government can be formed.
StfposEo Nkws of Sia J. Franklin
n extra, published by the Colombo Observer
mtains, under d,ate Siujjaporej January l!, the
Rowing .
Nw from, e. utmost etuU of the. earth
alwa atviejiiable, more especially when
e subject mUtt; the relief of the distres.
d, w ho have riskei and it may be feared1
st their lives in a search after knowledge,
have it in my power this, mouth to give you
ter information of Ihe search which is being
osecuted for the recovery of Sir John Frak
i and hie party, than even the Admirality
.elf is yet potsessed of. Hex Majesty's surr
jing ship Herald arrived, here from the
clio regions, ia the Sandwich Island and
n Kong, duriijg hft ltifiX week, and, e
illie latest adirjcvs fi oral ha far North. Ne
I fitrerue station ol tQ8 itussian rur uom
pany, they learned from the natives that a
party of white men had been encamped 300
or 400. miles inland that the Hussiana had
made an attempt to supply them with provis
ions and necessaries, but that the natives)
who. are at enmity with the Russians, had
frustrated all attempts. No communication
could be opened with the spot where they
were said to be, as a hosjile tribe intervened)
From Ihe Esquimaux they had this vague
story very satisfactorily confirmed, with the
addition that "the whites and natives having
quarrelled, the former had been murdered r
As to Ihe possibility of these iinfoi tunnies be.
iuf; Sir John Franklin's pnrly, I Ichvo yon
and your readers, who have paid nttention lo
Iho case in all its bearings, to judge. Whe
ther thesa men spoken of were or were nut
Sir John's company, little hopes can now be
enteitaiuedof finding them alive, as their pro
visions must have been expended one Jicr,
and their fuel, which is as necessary, innst
have ull been burned out nearly two years
since.
If every man had a window in his breast
blinds would be in great demand.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
PEPSIN, the Trite Digestive Fluid, or Uastric
Juice! A great Dyspepsia direr, prepared
lioiii llenuel, or Ihe fourth Stomach of theOx
after directions of Baron Licbig, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J. S Houghton,
M.'IX. No. 11 Ninth Eighth Street, Philadel
phia. Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia,. Jaundice, Liver
Cinip!.;mt, Constipation, and Debility, curing
alter Nature's own method. l.y Nature's own
agent, the Gastric Juice. See nd'vetlif.crriem
in another column.
HI A tl 14 I K !.
On the 0th inst., by the Rev. A. J, Collins,
Mr. Isac Miles, of Rush, to Mis Eliza
ret i l Vkagkr, of Slyirnokiii, ull of Norlhuin
berland county. ,
On Ihe !Hh inst . by the same, Mr. Wm.
Conrad, to Miss Sarah Wvnn, ull of Nor
thumberland county.
On the 20jrt nit., by the Rev. Thomas Bn,w,
man, liev. J. U. C Dnsit, of the Baltimore
Conference, nml Mis Hannah B.. ilatighles
of Jeiemiah Talhnaii, of Lycoming county.
In the M. E. Church. Williamspnrl, uji the
2nd inst., by Rev. II. G. Dill, Rev. Charles
Maci at, Missionary In California, and Miss
Kate P. daughter of Thomas W. Lloyd, of
Williamspnrl.
On the 251 li ult., by Rev. A. Chrixtmam
Lyons Mr ssina. of Ihe Lock Haven Demo
crnt. and Miss Mary Ann Cocts, of Iliuik
M ll 1 1 l I .
In Milton, on the -1 1 It ull., by Hip Rev.
Dtivid Longmore, Mr. Si.mon Moi hieIo Miss
Axoki.ine Rf.iter, both of the boioiij-h of
Northumberlaud.
In Whiledeer township, on the 27th nit.,
by Ruhcii (.'andor. Esq., Ms. Alexander
Fisher, lo Mi. Angelina Huff.
At Mmicy on Thursday, the 4th inst., by
Rev. George Parsons, Rev. Peter Ihirn, to
MissSarah A Hill, ofjlughesburg, Lycom
ing county Pa.
5 i: u.
On Wednesday, 1 Hi inst., SA RA H GR.CE4
the youngest daiighieruf Peter Lazarus, c,
ot thi,.i place, aged about 13 veais.
lis, Ihi plaep, on Thursday las.!, LOUlSAj
daughter of Francis and Mary Ann Bucher,
aged about 7 year.
Iji this place, on Thursdav, the 13th inst.
MARY, ilaiighler of .luliu Barllow, ugeil
i,'l(,ul 13 L'"r4-
L '1, ,h" X
LANCHION SHINDKL, son of Peter H. and
, Iny Moure, aged 4 muullts md 6, day..
!)C iltarlicts.
Philadelphia Market.
March 12, 1851.
Fi.ocr. The market for Flour continues
nuict, with very little iniuiry lor export.
Standard brand are held at S4.50 ; ami
hnldeis firm. Sabs for city use limited nt
M SO a $4 62 Fancy blends are held nt
SS J a til II VE Flour is without i,..,niry at
3 44. Corn Meal-Is held at 3 87 i.
U .lEAT-Priees are steady ; sales of prime
fioulhern and Pemia red all 01 els ) prime
while at Sri II. Cons. I worth 5!l a 59ic
lor new yellow.
Rvb. The last sale was at 65 cts.
Oats. Oats nre now steady: sales of
prime Pen tin. from 43 lo 44 cts; Southern
sell at 43i cts.
WntsKEV. Sales of Whiskey iii IJis. ut 23i
and hhds. at 21 J els,
Wnr.AT.
Kv:.
Coav,
Oats,
DlTTtH, .
Eli US.
I'llllK.
Flaxskkii, 1
Tai.i.um ,
llKr.SWAX'
Hki kli :n Flax,
Diiikii Apci.ks.
Do, PtAlllhS.
Flax '
Mi
5(1
14
125
10
25
10
75
soo
8
LIST OF JUEOES.
F Northumberland County for, Apr'd Tcviu,
A, D. 183L
U ran (I .luroi'si.
Svkbi'rv. .j, II. Zimmerman, "Thomas
Uotutis, Andrew Duist, l. '. Suupsuii.
MlLTo.Vj. Joltu E, (jelpij;.
CiitmstjUAiiCK. Fleming Nesbii, William
Fordsiuan, Elijah (lill, Jacob Woliver.
Delaware. John Leiser, (Jeo. W. Dixon.
Tciiui T. rWilliam Fullmer.
Sit amok IN . Casper Adams.
Lower Ai gcsta. Jeremiah Wetzel, Caleb
Ely, James. Header, Pler lleit..
Lower Mahonov. Joseph 8patz, Adam
Leuker.
I'ei'Ea M ahonov Jonathan Smith.
Point. Henry Moiau.
Coal. Peter Weikel.
Little Mahonov. John Hensyl.
Jackson. Michael Wolf.
Traverse Jurors,
S.pBVHV. S. Thompson.
NoRTUUMfiERHiiD. Peter Hanselnian, Ja
cob. Eckecl, Charles Maus.
M u.tom. Samuel Blair, Moses Chamber
lin, James Buoy.
Ciiilik4uajue. Daniel Zeller, Joseph
Frederick, Win. Maehimer, John Kinkaid.
Delswarb. William lieard, William Mc
Williams', E.. Y- Uorrickson, John M. Smith,
John C. Heiny, John Woik.
Point. Ttjomas Yank'nk, Daniel Leaher,
J. W. Slamm, William Leihow.
Lewis. Isaao Dunkel, Daniel Derr
Lower Augusta William Kreighhaum,
Thomas Snyder, Wm. Bloom, Hemy Con,rad,
John Savide, Peter 8nydje.(t sraul Thuridpn,
David Hjo'ck, Leyi Thomas.
Uiisu. Alexander Campbell, Joseph Bear.
S UNBUUY AMERICAN AND SIIAMOKIN JOURNAL.
Littlb M Honor. William Rotharmel,
Jacob D. Hoffman..
Uppea Mahonov. Henry Mallick.
Lowea Mahonov. John Dockey, Michael
Riiille, John Messner, jr., George Enierick,
John Bone.
Shamohm. Ghnrles Leisenring, Asa John,
Jackson. Daniel Groh, Wm. Siarlman,.
Peter Treon.
Coaj,, Alexander Caldwell.
relit .Jurors.
Sunhcrv. George Diehl.
Northu MBKRI.ANU Jumes Shriner, Daniel
Vtiris
Mjlton. Simon Randolph, Wm. Wilson,
Peter Irwin.
Point,. ,1ihii Spccce, Jesse C. Morion, J.
C. Roadeubach.
Lewis. Andrew Laflcrty, Teter, Slrouse,
James Call, Atnos KIhzh
Tt'Hturr .James Blair, Kylian D.nnklo.
I)Ri.Aw.Ajif.,-.-J)avid Gold, Win. JPGuire,
John Frymire
Lower Mahonov. Michael Grimm, John
Winner, Jacob Kiiigptrinn, Samuel Young.
Little Mahonov. John Hensyl.
Upper Aihjcsta. Moideeai Lawrence.
Lower Auui'sta. John Shine. John Hen
deishol, Wm. De Win. John H. Fisher.
Siiamokin. John Reed, sr., Jesse Camp
bell. Elida John, Samuel Moore.
Krsii. William Gcarhart, Joseph Shaijv.
less.
Coal. John Heim, Wm. Fegely.
Jew Advcrtisemcuts-.
UXIOX HOTEL,
SUNBTJRY, PA.
rpiIR MISS WUITZEL'S respPctfully inforu
1- the Public that they still continue to enter,
tain travellers and others at their old established
stand in Market Rtreet, west of the Court llousr.
Thrir lonif experience in the business, nml th$
well established reiutnlioii of their House, will,
they triiKt, be a mifiicieiit pimrautre, that thci
eustumi rs will be well accommodated.
March S, ISM tf.
LAURENCE HOUSE.
DU2TBUEY, PA.
IIE subscriber respectfully informs her friends,
3 nnd the public generally, that she has taken
flic nboe well known stand nearly opposite the.
Court HjOnsc, lately occupied by Mr. j. C. Per
kins. Mie trusts that her experience in business,
and ber ellbrls to make her guests eoinl'ortablc,
will irivc entire 8;iti.-liictiou lo those who muy fa
voV her uith their custom.
ANN V. MORRIS.
MareV 8, 1S31 tf.
Estate of SAEAH NEWBEEEY, Eeo'd.
" OTICK is hereby given that letters of admin
istration have been granted to the subscri
Imt oji the estate of Sarah Newberry, ilce'd., late
of l'uiut township, Northumberland eountv. All
iiersons ie.lcbled to said estate, or bavins claims
j against the s i me, are reipjesled to call ou the siib-
scritK-r tur scttlviuent.
DAVID TAGUART, Adm'r.
Norllniiubfrninil, March 8, ISol. (it.
PUBLIC SALE
of
HOUSEHOLD FTJENITTTEE.
'P1IK subscriber vill expose to public sale on
Friday the SSin day of March 1S51. at his
resilience in Sunhuiv, his household and other
pcri-iiniil property, consisting in part of
Carpets, Stores, lUiuirewis, Ttthlcs, Qhairs,,
finis, lvtiltlyig, i'c.
nnd a variciv of kttiben vteusils. Also a COW,
and many other articles, to. Ivdiotis to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'c(o.il, A. M., on said
iav, when the terms will be niiidc known bv
i. It. V-l'KUV.
Punbury, March 8, 1831 ts.
Ji()OKSKM,KHS. COUN'TIiY
Merchants and Teachers.
respeitfuilv request the attention of nit
dealers in KCIIOOL, MISCKLLAN K
OI.S or llLA.Mv UOOKs, sTATIONEHV,
PATKR and WINDOW SHADES, to. our supe
rior facilities fur supplying at unusually low rates,
for cash or Approved credit, every article pertain
ing to uir business.
A long and active experience warrants us in
ta vini; (bat we ran oiler inducements to purcha
sers, Elit'ALLRD HV FEW EXCELLED T,V NUN E.
W o earnestly ask an examination of our mode
nf conducting business, believing- if all experiment
is mime, it will tic 1 on nil tur the interest ol those
ni our one to comuiue opcratmg
. U"V , . . , , ,
seasons larRO, and selected
, WI.,h ' '''"" the wauls of I'enn-
' ',"", ,lm' ","J "'V"'" ,rde Bel',,r''".V'
, ( , ,M. it( lwlrH ;,;,.
lr Tk ui Um riven for KAU8 in cash,
, l'KCK & ULISS.
I Xv,tl,-.i:a.. Carurr of Third A- Arrh Sis
, PHILADELPHIA.
: March 8, 1851 lm.
' -
MACKEKEL.
Ml AD. CODFISH,
i SALMON,
HEIiKINUS,
Constantly on hand and
tur sale bv
J. PALM EH '& Co.,
POKK,
HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOCLDElts.
LAKD fc CHEESE,
Market Street Wharf,
PHILADELPHIA.
March 8th, '31 -3m.
REGISTER'S NOTICE,
U OTICFr s hereby given to all Legatees,
7 ' Creditors und oilier M-rson interested in the
the
Estates of the following named persons, thut the
Executors nnd Administrators of said Estates have
filed their accounts with the UcgUtcr of Norlhuiu
berbiud county, and that the same will l pre
sented to. the Orphans' Court of said County, on
'J'ucsil.iy the day of April next far confir
mation nnd u'lowauec
issi,
Sobiiiion Swank, ilec'd., settled by his Adm'r
Jo.ithnn U. Deihler.
Sruh M;ller, i!i!c.'d., settled by her Adm'r
Frederick Weaver.
Daniel Fiymirc, dee'd., scaled by his Executor
William H. Fry mire.
Peter Drosius, dee'd., settled by his Executors,
Peter liro.sin ind tiodf'rey Key buck.
John Keller, dee'd., 2nd account settled by
bis Adm'r Saiaue Keller,
(il'urgo Krebs, dee'd., settled by hi Ailm'rs do
bonis con cum testameiito uuucxo, William
Depie ri and Jacob Krebs.
James licddcs, dee'd., settled by Ids. acting
Executor Charles bale.
Frederick 'i'schopp, dee'd.. settled by his Adin'rs
Andrew Tsi bopp and Philip Tschopp.
Peter llraucher, dee'd., settled by bin Executor
W illiam Saeman.
William Keeser, doe'd., Bupiilcmentary Ac'uL
settled by his Executors, bamuc and David
Eeescr.
Abraham Dii'hl, dee'd., final account, settled
by his Executors, John und Michael Diehl.
Mary Lyon, dee'd,, settled by hor Executor.
tieorj;? Lyon.
WJIIium Imoii, dee'd,, Supplemeiitory Aee't
tcftifj by his Executor, 11 ugh MeWilliums.
JQHX P. PURSEL, Keguler.
Keristrr's Ollica, )
Sunbury, March , ld5l 6U
T, S. BOBST'S
AND WATCH ESTABLISHMENT
In Selinsgroye,
C'locUa. Wu(tiiH and Jeerr,
r EPAIItED n the best manner and warranted
V Iq perlurui well.
AH work intrusted to his cars will be strictly
attended to.
8cUngrove, Nov. 30. 1850 If.
X'KOCLAMATIQN. .
TV OT1CE is hereby given that the several courts
of Common Pleas, General (Quarter Sessions
of the peace, and Orphans' Court, Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery., in and
for the county of Northumlierland, to. comment s
st the Court House, In the. borough, of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on, Monday, the 7lh day of
April next, and will continue TWO, WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices of the Pescfl and csnsts.
hies in and for. thq county of Northumberland, are
requested lo le then and there in thoir proper per.
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, Ui do those. t!i;)gs to their
several olliccs appertaining to bo done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in Iwhalf nf the Common,
wealth airninst tyiy prisoner arc also rnpicsled and
commanded to.be then and there attending in their
proper nersmis. lo prosecute rejaiust him, ss shall
bajitst amj not to depart without l.yave at their j
peril. Jurors are requester! to lie punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Givon under my hands at Sunbury, the 1st day
of March, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred ami fifty-one and the In
dependence of the I'nited States of America
the T.'Hh.
JAMES COVERT, Sh'fT.
God savo llie Commonweit,hh.
Valuable
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
rTjHE Subscriber who resides in Philadelphia,
. nllcr for sale the following property in Mil
ton, Northumberland county, viz: The large
BRICK BUILDING
1 in upper Milton, formerly occupied by j
Messrs Pattersons as a Carricge Makers yl jip.
The building is 60 fret front on upper i,arket ,
street, and 40 feet on Front street, and is two ;
stories hih. Also a two story
IJIUCIC BLACKSMITH SHOP, j
40 by 25 feet, on the same premises. The lot is ;
on the corner nf upper Market ami Front streets, i
and is CO feet front, and ISO feet deep.
The premises would be valuable for a Foundry j
or other mumifaetui'ing purposes, and will be sold
on reasonable and accommodating, tcrmq by ap
plying cither to J-ACOU CAUIUGAN,
PhiliidcJphia.
I. F. WOI.FINGEU, Esq.. Milton or
II. 13. MAMSUR, Esq., Sunbury.
Phihulclphia, .la.rj' 23, lSSl.r-tf.
ALSEniCAN HOUSZ,
POTTSVILLE, PA.
YIRS.MAItV WEAVER respectfully informs
the public and triivclling community general
ly, thi.t sjie has opeued this large and coiiunoilious
HOTEL, furnished in a superior style. From
her long experience in the business of a first rate
Hotel, and wejl. known reputation to accommo
date, hex customers may depend on being supplied
with every thing conducive to, iheir coieort and
convenience.
Feb. 13, 18M. tf
rilEEMflN, IIODGSS &. CO.,
nU'Oil'I'KI AM) JOIMURS,
5 LUmty Slrrrt, IVrw York.
(Hclweuii Itnmilwuy a nil Nnwiiu
A UK n nv nTciviiip n rih iini hmiiul nMiriment ff
. Kuncy Silk iiml MilliiiLTy trotwlii, tn wtiicli r would
tiirticiilnrly invitr iUc tiitriiinHi ) nil Ci I'dicJiiiBfr. and
will ni tkc it uit iIkhM lur tin-in t f:ivc u n c.iil, un wr ure
ilftrrniint'd t ni'll our titui uluinil, tr Cnsli, (owrr llmu
ever h'Mtiro oil't rrd in tlnt nmi krt.
.1 illiiMTH cun iiittply tlH'iiiW'lvi- with ev;ry nrtirln in
their Inn', nt it bunt tlm t mi fit ititjittrtniHi or Aurtion pri
ce. Al:uiy nt tnir gthKU are in iimiiii iij,rrf( t-xprwifly Inr
our I'Wii Kitt-'H, und I'ltmi'it be mrjuffxtnl I'm beauty ir Km
liirh lint niul Cup iliiilniH. n largo variety,
ilkri und S.iliHK inr Hh'mii.!.
t'niicK, L'nijiH l.iriHi'ii, 'I'jiflfMnn nnd lllufci-iii Jjicot
TrimiuiitiiM i r llix, ('iipHimil Llrc-st
Jniiiy I, md (Ui, I'urty mid ()pnm UtVit! DrcsfMi.
Kiiihritidfit'd i-'iipcit, t'nllaiH, l t.it. nwl. C'h'iiiiriti.
llinbroiiltTi'd IvknigM nnd 1 tiffj t i iu . Swinsnnd .Miinlin
Thread, HriiMul, VuleiH-iciie, Silk und i.isli Tlircud
J jnliroidfrttl. Ki-viri mid 1'Liin r.inni rmiihrir Hki.
(tlovrs und .Milts', Kut. SilL, l.ttde Thrcud nnd St-winl
Silk.
S-nri, f'nivnK ond Dri'M 1 1 U t.
Swikk. Jji'Jiiett, 11 Kk Moflinf, inui ijlifih p Tjiwiii.
in')riidfrftl. lXinmk and IM.iin Cmiloii Cuki hliav-i.
A Full ANM-trimeut ol" S'rnw ;.imI$.
l-'rctich fintl Auirrirnn ArtitiiJnl Kl
With a large variety irt mentioiittl nlx e.
Alt winhiua titnvtiid navinu I n-j mice will make uttitey
liy falling nnd "atisiyini: thiMuM'ivcf.
New Vurk. Jiiu. lijl 'lm.
VPTitohor.v run cr.i.KititATKn im. c. v.
ItOHACK. l'ri'iir ft" A-tri. py. A!tr n'iity, l'hre
tJtrv. und lie Hiiaiiey. rtiuluitd wiih CO.NJI KATION
li ut Swollen, i like n. 71 lAH'. SV Hnr, I'litknU lihi,il
nili'-.h Iiim MTMtt'H lutlieeiti.i-nn nf .nrtliimi!tri!i.i(n1 county,
Iiiik liecii I'liitMiiti'd l nli Ihe rrwni-tl lieuiW ol' Ktirupe,
and enjoy a IiiIht repuiiri- lin an Artioltfr than uiiy one
.alivnir cilriiUitrd ue.' triiin Ut tieiiiuaiH'y I
dt'ji (f;), treiilli-in.iil .i iVryiif1 nt ti liitaiu--ai run have
tlteir nati iiir-ititiuVM hy 'ndinjr thedati-m the day n' thrir
Imlh. All Irtli'M I'lmtantiuij tin- iitnve t'ft: rveeivr iin
llitsiiate uttfiiti 'll. mid .allillra ncnt In tiny juitt uf Ihe
w r!tl writU'n iu durahle ikiixt : und he is nr- iiarttl to nuike
iimi of hiA piwei ly cititjiiniiMn un uny ti the t11 wiiit; tn
puji : (iirtliip,aivu-eptV('ii tur the u'fefinil m-f-Mnpliiili-ny
i,! ni n wealthy mairiaire ; he hui llie t r ti redeem
fi.i-ji i tat arc ui'eu t llie Tree iite il the Imttlr ; und Itif ull,
i;iii'M ol" hax:inl, anil for the rec ivery tit ftdrii "T l't proft
eily, and piii'ch:is,inu of lottery ticket. Th-'UH-indx of the
iiUive nauit'il t'liK H have been d ne irt this eity and il virm
ety. ai'H t,n the t'liitt-d SihU h to the lull KititutUioii of all .
KMKMi Nulivities or llorescoperi have heeu eant during the
lat tour yi'ii while here. Li'lteift will nnnver v wry pur:
psi, and yvill do as well flu to cill in persons, and the inai
ih now o Kite that per iih hkiI int fwir to trust money
through me lo OdVe. l)i. Itolviek reeeivi irim .So0 ti
HHit letter monthly, und haw never inis-d one He par
ticular If mine W Difiee, County nnd Slate. All letterg
will 1m relie;i iy attended to, if prep:iiil. For more pur,
tieulars eall nl the oilit-e of that paper and pet an Astrologi
cal AhlUaJUlC'S LfiiliS.
VI iii K-ut street ahve I'.ighth. Vhtlrtdclpkiit.
C. W. KUU.VC'K.
riiiladeiplih Feb. P, 1p.-1. Om.
CALL AND SETTLE,
MVIE. strt'eserilKT hereby informs nil those that
I. are indebted to him, on Hook account or
otherwise, tr, call and settle the same on or before
tl. first day of April nevt. I'ersous neglrcling
this notice u.ay find their accounts in the hands
of a .Magistuttc for collection.
i;i:oi:(;n roiiubach,
dimbury, ,Iarch 1, 1S51 -ft.
Bl.TY I,AB
AM) PENSION AGRXCY.
The ntti ntion nf the luililio is rallod to the ad
vertisemeiit of Mr- Clnirlcs Tuvker, Attorney
and Airnt at AVashistoii City- Person hav
ing chums lur. homily I. amis iu; I'ensions are in
fnrinrd that tlmsuhscrilier lins it,sde iirraiiiiPiucnts
for the requisite forms, and claimants calling at
his oll'ieu, run have their imuers irrpi(td and
lorwiirilril V Mr- 'J'urkcr st WasliinRton, and
hy him Iv pruperly attended to before vhe Lie
partiueut there,
II- p. MASSE I!,
fiiinfcury, Jan. IS, 1851-
TUHVORTON HOUSE.
TPiEVORTOX, A.
f jIIE auuseriliar rasjicctfully intorms the puitlic
L thut he has 0MineU fulilir. House, 111 the
new town of Trevorton, Norihunilerlaiid count;.
and thut he is well iri nirt'J to arcainmodale his
Riiesti in the hest insnnur. His house is, tai'ated
neariv oposito the Company' fctura. lie (salso
provided with good startling suflicient fur V0 hor
ses, lie trusts hy prompt and careful attention
to business to meet share of the puldic patron?
Se. 1IE.NKV 11 WEAYE1V
Trvortan, J.n- 11, 1850 tf-
PAY UP!!
THE undersigned hereby politics U persons
iudebUid to her, on Uoqk aeiount, Ac, that
they are requested o call and settle their account
without delay, t lunger indulgence cannot b
gjven o.n sceaupts already over due.
ELIZABETH FOLLMER.
Bunhury, Feb. 2, 1851. tf.
Cotton Yarn, Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Lp
and Wadding, Cotton Outline, Kendy md
Pantaloons, Keady made Vests, Oongras Knive,
Porcelain lined preserving k.fll inst received
for sale by 1,1,. MAER.
Buukury, Vh- t, 1141, .'. .
GREAT AHMVAL QF, "
5r21y CCJDCp.s3S3a
WlgII.UAM HOOVER rwctfully informs
ff hjs. friends and custQipe rs that he has
just rrturnqd from Pbilajijlpbif, with anxcellent
assort iiionl of
N5W GOODS,
which hp oilers for salp at his new stors.at Mas
scr's Millt Hollowliiq Kun. These goods were
scloctcd wib great, care, and will bo sold at the
lowest prices.
HIS STOCK. CONSISTS OF EVERY VARIETY, Via
J)ry Goods,
.S,c ns Cloths. Ciissimeres, Snttinets, Muslins,
Cifllii.oes, MiH'tscline I)e Lniuts, Al,
paccus. Merinos, Flannels,
Q hecks, (ring
haw, Ifc.
An assortment of
HATH, CAPS. MUM AND LEATHER SIIOV.S.
aUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, IjRO.N ami STEEL, NAILS, tic
A general assortment of Groceries, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Ten, Molijs
seSn Spices, ttc.
Also an sssortment of Liquors, such as
Bmndy, Rum, Whiskey, Wines, ivc.
I'y" Produce of all kinds taken in txehange at
the Inchest market prices.
llulluvving Kun, Nov. 23, lRSO, ly.,
TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.
rIIE subscribers ol'pr to physicians, and drug
Ml Rists, a earidully sedectyd stock of; drugs and
medicines, which they will guarantee to be of tin
best qunlity, pure and unadulterated, in ull rases,
Their facilities for inijiorting foreign ilruijs and
ehemicals arc such, that Uipy arc. viublyd lo sell
them upon the best terms, and at the same time
to assure their customers o( their genuineness.
They have also recently prepared and uo.w of
fer for sale a superior article of
l ll.(lKl) U4;KSIi, &C.
Resembliiifr Henry's Mjairtiesia, free from carbon
ic acid and roiiKiuiess or frrittiuess. almost entirely
tasteless, coin,binitu. in an equal bulk from three
to four times tho strength of the common kind,
and sold at about one half tho price of Henry's
Magnesia.
They have also prepared the
Fluid Magnesia,
Which is a new and valuable remedy in aridity
of the stomach, heartburn, nausea, Ac, at h?M
than half the price of the. forifijji, article.
They ulso have on liaid of tlieir q;;ii prepara
tion an arjpprtiuee.t ui'
1'uve Drugs in Powder,
Neatly pet up in 1, J and -t pound, bo',i!ys, such
as Abies, Ubulmrb, ien i in, Scneii, Khataiy, Ki
no, Hum A riibic, Mcrpentaria. Ext. (Jlycyrrh, Ipe
cac, l'ot:',ssa .Sulpb., l'otassa Nitras, llora., rSi.
trelia, li.urhu, Orris, C'uscarilla, C'anella, Albu,
I'va I"ra. Ac.
(ircn,t care has been tijicn to have these pre
pared from the best selected drills and in such a
way as, to preserve the characturistics of cact ar
ticle without injury,
Tlcy have also a variety of
Clei:iical A: E'bnriii.iceutical
1'repa.rations of their own manufacture, and add
to Hie list all the valuable new remedies as they
become known. Among them may be mentioned
tho following:
Hydnteyiiuic ArH,
t-jUiriititMM ii' I tliiif.
l.iqii'ir Aimn-'tna,
A(pm, il
rk'iBjihiitr. do," iimv rc-
uit-dy t' r K Itmiint iatii.
Jttne .Much.
Kxtniui oi" (ifiymii,
Ijtl.'lHrli'l.
' Ttinixipum,
" Yidi-rum, ilnid i
new und uv-'lnl rumttly.
PrquiRitintis m( Mercury,
' I; hi,
u inc.
Utrat't f f'';,iii Hind, t
pleusitit i'oini lii udiminattr
t' rhildrfn.
find,
( 14 tYwelia, ,
,; jiitturi!l('oui:
pufitUui fluid,
" d.. d. .hd,
' do iini l d,
Cid'H-ynlh rmnp.
dJ flimplc.
Sps. .Ether Nitros, V. S. V.
Cubebs, Ergot, Tobacce, &e
Oil. of Copaiva,
Citmte oi' Iron
and Quinine. Scsqui-Ovidc uf Iron, an antidote
for arsenic, Citrate of Magnesia, a new and pleas-,
ant cathartic n.vediciuc, put up in 12 oz. bottles,
$2 per doz. Collodion, or Liquid Adhesive. Plas
ter ; a convenient application iu muuy surgical
operations, put up in small vi.il. Also
CAXTiiAiin,T, coLi.nnjn or blis
tkiuxg Lim in,
A convenient preparation of cantharides in many
cases where there is a difficulty of applying the
ordinary blistering plaster. A coating of it appli
ed with a camel's hair brush and covered wiijioil
silk or sunn) similar substance, will produce a
blister in three hours' time; or when exposed,
ill the usual time of about twelve hours.
I'livHirinu., mid others may depend upon the
faitbfql and prompt execution of their orders u,t as
low nites us t,hc best quality of medicine ca,t; b
purchased.
OIIART.F.iS! EI.I.IS& CC.
Sii Chesuut slroel, I'hilada.
Tialwratory, Cth and Morris, ISta. iiouthwak.
Moveinber 10, lS.il). tf.
EmVJX 1I.VLL,
(I.ATK II F TUr Kl n M OF WlTKINSOV & IALI.,)
,A'o. Q-l S.wti SecoMil Street,
Philadelphia,
l 1,S1 t.(. 1 1 mforiiisliis obi rnends and
l etistoiners, as well as the public generally,
that he has opened un entire new slock of elegant
ESl'ECTrn.J.Y informs his old frienJs and
styles of
Eprinj & Summer Eress Goods.
II is assoitment consists of the hicl and iostdeKi
ruble styles of Euqlish, (iermaii, Freueh &. Aine
ricaii (iooils. Such as Delaiue', Tissue. Dera-
ges.Silks, Lawns, .Muslim, ShawltllilUtl'tiloves, '
anil every vanelv ol Dress and rcy liuous.
Philad. Mitrcii 10, 1850. ly
G1SLLIITG CF7
AT ItKDUt'KI) IMMCF.S.
rilHE suhscrilier desirous of diMposin of her
.1 stock of
MILI.1XKUY AND FA.NCY TillY qCiDS,
respectfully informs the public, that she ni.ll sell
l,cr entire stock now on hand, it very reduced
prices, Hej stnek is made up of an assortment of
lashimiabln iillinerv goods. Alsi a lot nf fash
ionable Fancy Dry lioods, consisting in part, of
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
and handsome materia.!, of various kinds, (uf lu
dies' dresses.
ELIZABETH FQLLMER.
Sunhuty. Jan. If, 1S31. tf.
MAY YOItli & eilll.iDKLI'SllA
JOURNEYMEN
Ilatlersi sorlnHni,
Cor. of 6!h and Cheint Srtet, Phil (vltl phia.
""ONTINl'E to muke and aril a finer and more
durable Hut for jho money haii any other
establishment in the United Stu,lc,s standard
price of llata 3 00. Genu and II oy s tlulli and
Caps. I jiilircllis, C'arpet Bsgs, Calefy
ruimuia and Straw Hats t equally low price.
May 25, 1850. y
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
JlSlltU Of THE TEACC
Sunbury, Fa.
Oflita in Deer Street, immediately oppwAte l'4o
Public scliool ttouse,
T" Mnuira eolleotsd and u buaiii woir,,iv maA
failjr Attainted to.
April 0, llo,-
NOTICE.
At the ulerlbr intond rraking new arrange,
ment in hi business on the Meat of Janua
ry 851. all parsana knowing thoutcve indebted
to tiitu, are requested to call and make settlement
up la that time, by payment or gixiiuj their nob
(or th amount due. - i j '
JOHN W.rMLING '
Suuhury, Dye, 08, 1850e if. " A
POST OFFICE STAMPS. !
TO POSTMASTERS. The advertise r, Post
Master ot l'leasalit (Jrovo, Alieirhany Co.,
Mil., ii the first person in the United stales who
conceived umipn,, extensively to publish
the idea of furnishing all post ollicos in the coun
try with cheap stamps. All stamps made by him
are warranted equal 'or superior to any others
than can be procured for the same price, and
nhencvtr any are sent out in any manner detec
tive or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be forward
ed, on notice, without any extra charge. All who
order a set of stamps, with a full act of Vhangrt
for dates, at only V, lur :lu pieces, shall bo kept
in stamps ad lilitum. Full set w.th one change,
SI.
These stamps arc neatly made with turned
handles and screw same style as the regular
government P. O. Htujnps durable, ellicieut and
warranted. Price one to two dollars only, ami,
special authority to send by mail lio.
Address "I'. M.. l'leasalit tir(oyc, Allegheny
county, Maryla'jd."
IW Any editor publishing; the above (with
this note) 3 times, and sending a copy of the pa
per, shall rccoive, credit for S3 on woo;, letter or
$.10 proof press or if preferred, a wood engraving
or ah engraved newspaper head, of the above
valu;, will be forwarded.
March I, 1351. 'M.
'AT38E'
CHERRY PECTORALr
For h Cure sf
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BHOM
OHITIS, CROUP, ASTH-
ma, wHoopiuo-cough;
aits consurrPTiou.
Tl e uniform success which has attended the
use of this prci aratii n its salutary effect its
power to relieve and cure affections of tile
T.ungs, have pa'ned for it a celebrity equalled by
no other medicine. Vc offer it to the alllirtcd
with entire confidence in its virtues, and the full
belief that it will subdue and remove the, severest
attacks of disease upon the Ihru.'.t and ly.ungs.
These results, as they bpeoaio publicly known,
very nuliirajlv uttract t,!ie attention of medical
men and jihilantroiistn rvrrywl.rr What is I
their op'mwu of CIIEUi V PECTO-aAL :ii?j
seen if Uie following :
VA1.E.T1.E MOTT, M. D.,
J'rnf. firtreru il.W. t-'ulirc, Je- Toil, rays: :
"It gives mc piensure In reriny llie v.iiuu nml
effiracy of Ayei a C1IEKKV PEri'DA'Al,,
which I consider peculiarly adapted to cure disea
ses i' the 1 hroat ami l.uns.
THE KT. KEV. l.OUl) 13I.SIIOP FIELD.
wrrVes in a letter to his friend, who was sinking
liinler an affection of the I.uiiirs : "Trv the
CHEA'HV PECTOKAI. ni.d if ntiA' meilirine
cun irivc von relief with the lilesiiij of tiod that
wiU."
CHIEF JTSTICE EFS'm
of Louisiana, write "'I'luit a youni; (loiiRhter of
his whs cured of several severe attacks of Croup
hy the CHEKKY l'ECTO.'AL."
ASTHMA A.D DUn.XCHITIS.
TVie (.'riHiidiurt Journal of Medical 're;ce
states, "That Asthma and Urouchitis so prevalent
in this inclement climate, lins vielded with surpri
siut; rapidity to Aver's C11EXKY PECTOKAI.,
and we cannot too stroimly recoinmenil this ski'J
fill preparation to the Profession and puhilc gui
erally." Let the relieved siillerer speak for himself:
UtH lrllHll, Jiin. S6, 1 S17.
Pr. J. C. Aver -Dear Sir : Having been res
cued from a aiuft! ai,.l dawrous disease
your medii'inc, ralitude prompts me to send you
tliis, ai'Uiiowiediiinujit, not only in justice to you,
luit tor the inloriuution ot ollicrs iu lic utllic
tiou. A slight cold upon the luni;sf ncslcctd at first
iei.amc so severe that spittim; of hlood. u violi-nl,
coim'.l biuI profuse niiht sweats folloed and fas
tened upon me. 1 became emaciated, could not
sleep, was distressed by my couh, uod a pain
through my chest, and in short hud nil the ulurni
1 n syintoms of quick consumption. No medi
cine seemed at ull to reai-h inv case, iirtii I provi
dentially tried your CHErt.'Y PEt-'TOA'AL,
w hich soon relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with r.pt,vl. )'. A. MTIW'AKT
Alh.vnt, N. Y. April 17, lbl?.
Dr. Aver, Lowell Dear Sir. I have for years
been ulllii'tt d with Asllinia iu the worst form ; so
that I have been obliged to Bleep in ir.v chair for
a liirirer part of thf time, being uuablc to bruithe j
ou my bed. I had Vrb'd u ureal many medicines,
to no purpose, until niv Plivsivian pri-sri as I
an experiment, your CJIEKKY i'ECTOKAL.
At first it seemed to iiuiko mo worse, but in;
lc'js than n week I lieirun to experience the most
gratifying relief from its use ; und now, n four '
weeks, the disease is entirely removed. I can !
sleep on inv hc.V'with comfort, and eniov a r,tute !
I ol health wlucu I had nf-vcr evpected lo e-p;ov.
liEOKtiE S. FAUKA.Vi'.
eiir.r.AHKii ut i.e. ui k, i ,ii:xisT,i.owk:LL, mass
fir" Sold by Henrv Mas-er, Sunbury; Marv
I A. iIcl ay, iXorttiiiinlicrlaiHl' l!r. liearliart, Se-
linsp-ove i Dr. Uh'kly, Danville, and Druggists
! generally.
j Feb. IS, lt?51. 1 yct'tlia
1'ine fat'occrfN al Teas!
DAVID PKASK,
W Comer 6th if Arch Street, Philadelphia.
"OFFERS for sale ull kinds of choice Family
l iroccrics and selected artielcs in his line ol
business; tireeii and Black Teas of ull qualities
and prices; Kiuil Mocha, Old Java and other
kinds' of Coffee, Sugars, Corn Starch for pud
dings. Farina, Figs in small drums. Layer Kui
sius, Ereucll Claritied lsintlas-i for jellies; Extra
W'liilo Wheat Knchester and Philadelphia Fa.
in i ly Flour in Whole and Half Barrels ; l.utoiir"
Ulive Oil; ussorted kinds of Sauces and Ketch
ups, Pickles, Olives, Preserved Ginger, &C., Ac.
Goods packed for llie country and sent to Kail
Roual Depot of elsewhere without charge.
DAVID, PEASE,
S. V. Cor. tilli cf Arch Sts. 1
Philadelphia.
Feb. 1,18.'.. ly ch. M. A. 'oil.
AM)
boot-tree tiakee,
A'o. 95 liac Street.
Second door rvlow. Third,
WPHILAErLfHIA.
HERE all kinds r i lasts, &e of ths latest
tvle and lie-it material, uie mauul'aiiurcd
ou reasonable term a, T
All order vrr.nptly and punotuall)' attended ta.
Philadelphia, IVov.' U, 18511,-ly.
M rrjl C A iV IN STli UM 1
CHAS, DUKMIG,
I Jiu. 807 Clusnut . fffeet, Jroul Anatle,
PlIILAIIKLelllA.
IMPORTER and Muuufacturer of all kind uf
Musical Instruments, Fancy Articles and Toys.
Hi price are 1 ower than those of any other store
in Philadelphia- All kind uf Musical Instru
ments repaired in the best workmanship, and aluo
taken iu trade. '
Philadelphia, May Si, ISoO ly.
800 IJU20RERSV ANTED. "
IMMEDIATELY on the Trov'ortou Rail Bead
rb whuin liberal wagea will he paid.
Y KIMBER CLEAVER,
'Enslaiet.
Tteyo,1on, Jan. 4, IS51 tf '
.1
A.WTHEIl hClK.YTIFtC VOA-VeU;
T II i: Tl V E
DIGESTIVE TLUID
QASTRW IULCE !
A OBCAT TJV3?KPSIA CUBE II,
Prniwri-it.ioiRt.NM'.T, or, tht.fmulli Stumoch of tfcs,
'x, titter i.liu'ili 'iis i.flur.ON l,ll'.l!l, ths prem
Pliysiol-iplml riminisi. I.jr'j. !. IKit'llHTON, M. I) ,
No. II. ViriH KiKliih siri'ct, Pliilarlelphin, Ps.
Tru is M truly wmilerful reineily lor IMllGKSTIflN,
DVMI'K.pnlA. J,viM)llT., I.IVlin COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION hikI DDIIll.l 1'V, Curing after Ns
tnre's own iiitlliiHl, by Nature's own 113ml, tlic Gaitni;
Juice
t3T Hull leaspnonful nf this Kluiil, iiifiisid in wstw
will direst "r ilisnilve. hir I'uimls 01' lloast Heel la
If MU Iwu liLrs, nut i.f the Hi non-li.
DKi'l'IO-V.
DtHF.fiTION I. eluntly pi.Tlnnno.l m l-e stniimch liv tlm
nut nl 11 Hunt ivliirli ni'rly eiuilct Inm ilie inui-r eiiut
"t lliMt rt'm. when in u Huie nl hinllh, eullril tin; tuistrii:
Jiii.'i'.. llilsltiiiil 1MI1.1 Criiit Sili'ei,! , il. FinsI. til
Hnrilyniu. k'rin.'rvuic, tm,l !UiiulnliiiK A;piiI ol' llie H i-
innsli nml ihh-mum .. Wuh mi it tlturv will l (lines.
In 11. is mm.i. nol'1,1 imI.iI.i .kI. 1,11.1 no nutriMi
if the liinty ; Iml rnllier 11 i',.ii. ,,r,,i,. pinnuil, unit ileslrm
tive e uhliii.iii ,.1 t lie, whole ilicfivr Spirnins. . wenk,
lioll' ileml. 1 1 niinrei! t.iiiineh prmhiivs no ij,k1 liiiMne
Juice, ami lienerth disentr, llimrtMi nml dehililv wllith
cjisue.
VF.my AND REXN'KT.
ri'VSIV in (h-rliin c'ciii'Mit. irt" prpnt ?)ij''8tiiiit Jrinci
pe oi tlir li.iitiiip Juicf. it iff imiiul mi rrr:ti ulniiKliiitr in
ttte aV'liit iirta nt thf IniMiitn st'imnrli niH-r tl'iilli, und s niir
tiiiirn rniM't ttir rtiumnrh n tUpm itf.-lf. or pal Itwif
It in ulw I- "Mil in llit: fit tnin'!i ot" aiiiiiint, ut i h- x. cttlt',
JVo. It ii thf m tlrit tl usrit tty r;iriiit-rfi 111 niiikiiii; rlit'fiti',
nllcV Kej.itir, the rllvt i wliiHi inF Imiir Ih.tii Ui- P;rci.il
w.'iitlT t 1 t li-Jjjiry. 'I'tir riinlliiitf lTink is tin. iirsl pr.
rvnn of i!ir''t1i.iii. ' i!nm.-t p .wi-w tiiiliiiiff pnwr.
Thn ft'ttniK h f ti rni -yill runlle ncurlvtiur t liMH.tiiit (uiu-s
its own wk'lit u intik. Mur m l.irl ip utvm tlmi. On
pari nt 1V.?!mi -tiwt .p.l jii Fi.t V ItvMiwiiul vr nl wafi,
v:li tliirfxi inr it mvl (ithc'r I i mI." Dur-im-il ntumnclift .r-rtm-e
11 ft Hi (jusirip Jt .' It rimet of I'l-psih. To ili'iv
tlwt rii.i wunt muy itf- pertVcllv mipiilicd, we quote the t'uN
liming
SCIENTIFIC EVIDEN'CE !
n.Rf. I.IKI!!',;. 111 Ins. rcl'.'rinttwl wrk nil Anhnn
nifiiiif'ry, mvm "An Aniti-il mi'iti'i Klunl ttiuilujtuis
In llie (i.istrH- Juii-c. niiiy lit- rt-inlilv ri'nnsl Tniin ihv inn-t-'Min
tiicniltraiii i tltf Mt'iiiin ii.if tiiccnlt'. in which vurintiv
articlrs tn itMHl, im iiiM.-it ;ni. I tvyrj'!, will tw 8 fVnol. t innp
l, nml ilifR'Htnl, jiiHi in Uiu suiiic mmiutr tm liicy W-.-uld be
hi llie tmnmi t.tniiicli. v.
Dt. I'l'.U I )l It A in Ijq fit in mis tTmtis rn '-pund, nnd.
Diet.'.' pnniii!i.-( In- rnw'fis 'yt mv York, pii-jo'
kUiIi-h thu Kiiiii trrtuii fin, niul cl-r-ri(-it the'iiic'Eitnl v''
im'(Mirnti,m. TiiPiti ure icw In-linr uullioriiji ll.un Lv.
I't'icint. '
pi. C(Mni-:, in hiri vii!u.'ihlft wrhiiipnon the 'I'liysinl f;y
(t DififHti-.ii." iilstMvni tlmi iiiiiii:iiiinii'r ihriiiic mi
tity of lla iMStno .liiie i n pr .niinvfit nml nlt-provniliii
eiiitW'Mt' DypL'psm ji; und li mntr tlmt -i iliMiiipiii!lti
pri't'c r nl iiii-im-iiu- in Itndnn, wfin wim m-vrrdy iilllii-i-l
-iili thiF c tii)liinif, titiiliiir s-vrry tliinp clai to i;il, liatl
ircMirsi 1 1 llie If tlri' tun-?, T.!-i!t!iii:il rn-iii the si tii ici nf
living itiiiin.ilH, whirh prnvt'it miplrtflv siifTifsrul."
lilt All l nmh k- ..I tl. .,.,..,- ,rL. .... i.V.MFr..
tahie Uirt' rivh: -u is n rrin:irk:il!e in-t in physi -i ir,'
i umi ni" si 'in u't-n nt ninmaift, nmn'ruttxl m v:it:r, nnpiiit
to llie Hnir lln pmprily ( tlis l iinj vriridiia nrlielfit i-f
t"'HJ. mid of WtrrtMii: u kind ol tirtiiicinl iliifetjllt'il of llirlll
in n. wire (litli'ti-iil troin t)u intunil diirt-irtivc prwrM.TJ
Dr. SIMON S prv:it v.r!;. the M'hemirtrv n" Man,"
! (,v.tX HI-nirlfiTfi. I'hiln. 1:rt. pp. :mi-2) iiys: "Thedis-
rtU iTy m IM.I'SIN fornitt a ni'W en in thechcniiral hiftnrv
oi Diuesinin. l-n.in n
eXtH" imriita vp kmuv thnt
: ii"ii m f i i v'tf H( nipi'tiy in an nrtiliccii ihf-ntive ilimt,
I nre;KHf. iioiii IVpJn, n-it ia t!e natural Gaonie Juice
li.iiew'.r ll'f;i,ISO of uc j lrem-Mi Cnllcjrr, INiiln
delphia, in Inn nvit witk on Uutnan lliy.i ! , ilevoten
iiMre Uian liily pjnres l itn f xtuninaiioii oi thin 'mil.ji-Tt .
lltf t'X;iiTiimn1x with r. It- -um-MiU oil ih 'iaMric .litire,
ih!ann. from the fivinir hurnn t-iiiteh mid fnnn tiiiiuials
oryrll kn -In all i-.if.ti,"' ht- KlJ'Bt ".lict-si ion ik-ciu-red
uf cnrct!v in the mtificrd ;is in the natural digest ioiib.'
AS A DVSPEI'MA CUKEK,
Pr. 'lOtHJII'VON ,S pn nnnitioii nf PI-.PIX linn prodn
esl iIip ni"K ntarvt'lI'Mi i thvif. cir ing casin of li-'hilily,
Kimciiiiioii, NtTVt' Dei'lmr. and ,l;w'ptir Consumption,
uppotfed ti Ik; on Hit- vtvy vi i-ji.' nl' Ou: prave. ll n iui-P"sil'li-
to ptvi- th- d l:ii!'oi i asr in the liiiiitn of this ml
Vnriirirm.-iil Iml jiiPhfiiiirMtc t r.TtuifHteR have Im-hi pivrn
of tnoru than TWO III .iH'.U KKUAI.K AHLI.
fM'Itl'.S. in IMiilmh-ii-lii-i. N v Vork, und II ikI mi u! ne.
The.' we it- near I v u'. dfipi-ratc c,Hf-n, nnd llie curim wevo
not milv rapid am! w h ri'id. h-it p.nn meiil.
It maitreat MtNOI'h AN'tlUliTK, and -irtienl irly
iiffiul for tendeney l l, lions iIik ad;-r. I.iver t.'ompli'i..l,
Fever and Ayne, o liadiv tratfil Ffver find Ane, mid tlm
evil rffi-ets of tfniiitiir, AU'ri tiry. mid other dnipn upon the
OiircNiive nru'aii!, aiief a lunti sirkneiis. Ainu, f r exeenn
in caliiijf. niul tlir t'to f.eii cse'of anient spuilfl. it ulmvbt
recpneiien I (faith will liit.-iiipfianee.
OLD STOMACII COMPLAINTS.
Tla-rw is n f. trm of OU) ST()TACI! COMI'MINT
which it dnen not c'cin to nnt:!i Had retiiiw nt ouee.
umiirr how hal fh-y muy he. it t-lVI'.S i.NSI'A.NT KK-I.lt-.l!
A miiuiii d ri-ni tv' all llie iinplcaKint lymp
tomn. and it only n-inii In u repat'-d. for u hort tillif. t'
, inirt.- thtfe irntwinir.-.mi pcrinnn.-nl. i'l IUTV lK HUOi
ami M.tHi w l )i Y, I..11..W o oiiee. It m Hirlinilarly
exerlh nt in fast-n ot .nnn-it. Voiutiinr. - Crump. S'tieiienn
o lift pi' of tin Viivir!i (li.-lrt ns nftrr fating, low, cold,
tide of lh lil tod Itr-aviiieM'. lfvia'sn of rSpirit. Desp tn
denry. laiiai iatlni, Weaknesn, li-mtuiicy tu insanity, Sui
eid, Jf..
INtre. tF, lOIsU!l per luttle. ().iebttlr will often
eifect a Jasiinu en re,
l'Kl'SIX IN POWDEKS.
1.7" sr. XT liV .MAIL, I'KKi: Of OST.li
ru'ei,i,'ni'r ijf sen;Jii.r tr, n't virrs of i tie r.'ititry,
iiiL'Diiii-.siivK.tt vti'iii; or tiii: i'i;rs; isimiujv
in tin 1'irtii i.( .pwl-rs, witli itire'-tti.ns to lw di.rs til hi
vilrr hi cvrnp. liv tin-, pnl i.'i-l . Til-!,., p.m-'tem inlsiti
just the nine ; mnei ns'itie li ntles. hut twiee Ihe qiemlitv
inr nie Kiime piiee. inui wiit tie sent tiv malt, ri,i-;r: Ol-'
Pllri'l' M.K f.ii tli; 111 M. 1. All n.'iii '() el-piin) t llr. J.
!. IliJL'iittUIX, .No. tl Xortli ::ililliiro,l'lntiilelnhia.
l'j.
tix pnekiiL'eg f,,r five, it Minis. iU-ere ji'iettnire nml liottln
tMiirs the wiilleu kiuuture ol J. UOl'lill I'OX, Al. I) ,
sole I'r-iiri, li'r.
S 'li! h in;eni tn every town ill Ihe I'nited Slates, ami
!. lesei'tnhli! tteu'eiain .Nleitieini'S oi-uei'ully .
PUR SA1.1-: t;v j,,lm V. Kriliiic, auJ lio-irpe Urnht.
Siml'tlry,' Ihi.
Mnry A. .Mol'ny N irlliiimtiLTilnil,
J ihn K. Ilusel Mitton,
Iluves At .Mi'C'Tiiiiek, M, Kwi'imville,
Si. J. t'rr'ime. Selin.iinive,
.lohnti. II mi. liipr'.M:iluwtuigo.
Wilunin Deppiii, Mull noy.
nnliiirv. uiit. I llli. 1S.',II .
Eoxmty land and Pension Agency,
WASHINGTON, V. C.
Till untie miifii il A tt nu-- nn'J ltur:il Ajirnt ot Ihe
t-'iiy i' W a!iiift hi, MitTs tiM (h-rvici-s tu i-r-viirnut
j b umy iaMiitU :iihI JVi.nii b-r ili-nf ivuiilct. IkMiikt per
t iii.iui'hily t n-stitti tit ihe p:ti 'i it -rn.iu'ii!, M'lth uior
; t'iii;li tu ul luiHiii.-il lie Ll:iiut;iin'j v tt, tl; - itevefstsry loriim,
i umi i'tiliuu o( husinrK, niul h;i iiit'fe"fs K K:ittirii Hiirl
UoV.h lilcl in I . S. wtir iw" -.- tie t-icililie hit
' tti BMe;y titi't Kiiii;u.-tAry iiiljiiUm.ut vi I t.'Vrmiieiit
. cluiiiu i( 'rry kind. ' " -
1 lly ii late Ai"( i tt'ii!rew, )(u:ity I aim it ii puiletl to
j tlm nilier Hint nnMiem m elte wiir ii I !:. tnul lln vnri-
I inniiliK Hiit itrre ; t i th' Mi- xvh.i tr id li iir tn-tjuhw t0
I ut-tvii; unit t iti )t who skived .-ue in ni!i 4(1 utrca.
! Arriiit.-iini;i!i have (n i, uiuili with yt-ntlfiiiri, of the
I IViril Miiiati-.ii ni il lli n itt tw-ctii'ii .,' tiio t'liuntrv, lr
; t'ie J x mi ii m' warvuniH, nnd the .ilt: ni' the uirom( when
1 iiH'.iel, m llie in u-it nth JHl;iL''(iin ttTiiu: t r lln ptiinc(it
j i iiiK'.'K. ritteinpiioit of In i nit-, hdI-.) ,,.r iuen; e 'Iwu m i("
' il"'!.! ; itn l i'.t tin truant tin nl yenetut lnv lunintss, in
Ihi- dnr'Ti-nt Siiitc-K unl Terntri
lie ifiiil'-m Inb ser . irm tit im-mlf-rfcf ,lio proii-snion at a
ilUitinof, iimi wtiftii rl'uiiu: mj.iiii; if,e-i tveruiTicfii, nre rr
! i:iriti hy 11 l.N'j! Agi'iii. wiil ulaip nirt' luili Ink u .nl j'ee .
j I'tir n. rrnnin f liiiri nii.1 itial HM't iitpn, und inrriii:ition nil
i nil istiines'lr :iperiinitu I 1 u urteceHSl'nl pri'wciilin thi
iiiiim m will lr iuntu.il '. regular Crrt-smiHn with-
Oil! filPlpC.
j Pei:Oii! tlt'iritia iit'niuri 'ii nt fn-inls tu thr Hrmy or
w,, will ('uv intr i Inm Nil ihe nifiilaia kn wn nf thef,1'
i C'lVlfc, t'-K'-ther illi i it ni' tine d'l!:ir, Und Ihatir eniUi
' ricf wit) Ut- d-mIikI l i hy ilnrn ni' tn;nl, Ail einnmuitca
) tioat U iie (fhbI'aio.) Qiitt ml drrfted 1 1
I Ol VKU'i O. Tl'CKr.n,
(11 1G7, P. K ) WatJuintt-n, l- C.
rrrcAirrvr "
i ll O K s i: I, I. E u ,
liroiidwny,
SUNBURY, TA.
T.J AS rrcently received, amonu oiV"' articles, a
great variety of New, Cheaji aud'Elitt'rljin-
ing pubticutiona such as
C'ooHrs novels, comiilcto or f-jiat.
llerUerta Do iVudviell,
Duma do Trullope,
iSus do llalliburtsu,
Reyndols du Marryatt,
C'acktou da lirey,
Maxwell do. Marsh.
Jerrold du " Ainsworth,
Morris dJ
At the lovr pries of from 'ii to 50 cts per volume.
untiiiv, !'tl't. 'iS, 1850. tf.
Valuable llouk.
a'5 or Chuiss, hiuidsomely hound,
inn' Hiaroai uf ths KsroHtATi"s,
Ul ik lA-aoos asii PuittHs, full boui.Jcd,
ForUU at the publisher price hy V
? II. tt. MAK8EK.
Siuihury, July 14, 1849.
I'Rs'INd BOTTLES -Bresst pumps, and
nipple tulies- A supply of these useful srti
cli just recaivej and for aula hy
JOHN Vi- FRUJXQ
bunhury, Jn W, 1851 if '