1
SUNBUKY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL."
1LIBLE STATISTICAL TABLES,
Ml Flnon, in his Minority Report on the
vonilid ion Question, has collected tow.
Iherfnajy highly interesting facts. They
will k ."Jind interesting for present perusal,
nd -Inkle for future reference.
Tl Sites and Territories of tht Union.
TtClnslitnliori of the United States was
'lift by the thirteen original States in the
foIJoTg order :
lDilaware, December 7, 1787.
2Pinsylvania, December 12, 1787
3iuv Jersey, December 18, 1787.
4Jrgia, January 2, 1788.
SJonnecticut, Janunry 0, 1788.
6,lnchiisetts, February 6, 1788.
7lrylnml, April 28,1788.
8, -nulh. Carolinn, May 23, 1788.
9. 'ev Hampshire, June 21, 1788.
10,'irgiuia, June 2fi, 1788.
Jl.levT ork, July 26,1788.
U.Jorlh Carolina; November 21, 1789.
13 joda Isluml, May 29, 1790,
Slat admitted into the Union since the
dopti of llie Constitution :
N.'ermont, March 4, 1791.
13. entucky, June 1, 1792.
16. 'ennossec, June 1, 1796.
17. hio, November 29, 1802.
18. ouisiann, April 8, 1812.
19. idiana, December II, 1816.
20. lissiasippi, December 10, 1817.
21. linois, December 3, 1818.
22. labama, December 14, 1819.
23. laine, Matc h 14, 1819.
24. .issonri, August 10, 1821.
25 xkansa, June 15, 1836.
26. .irhican, January 26, 1337.
27. 'orida, March 3, 1845.
28. Iwns, December 29, 1845.
29. wn, December 28, 1846.
30. lisconsin, May 29, 1848.
31. (lifomia, September 9, 1850.
Teriiiries for which territorial povern
inents ave been established by the Con,
grew? ofhe United Slates :
Oreon,
MineMila,
Utah,
New Mexico.
The .it inn comprises a group of thirty
one Stair, and pusessex besides, an almost
boundles public domain, out of which nin
ny addionul Slates will be formed here
Mfter. The Coutics of Pennsylvania Time when
Established.
1. Pliadoiphia, 1
2. Hik. l632.
3. C'I'SllT,
3
4. I.ncaster, May 10, 1729.
5. Yrk, August 1!), 1749.
6. Ciuberland, January 27, 1750.
. 7. Hi-ks, Maich 1 1, 1752.
8. Xoihamplon, March 11, 1752.
9. Reiford, March 9, 1771.
10. Nnihimiberlaiul, March 21, 1772.
11. Wutmoieland, Febuary 26, 1773.
12. Wellington, March 28, 17S1
13. Faylte, September 26, 1783.
14. Fiaifclin. September 9, 1784.
15. Montgomery, September 10, it$4.
16. D.iiipliu, March 4, 1785;
17. Luzertv, Sepieinlvr 25, 1786.
18. Iluutinrdon, September 20, 1787.
19. Alleehmy, Septemlier 24, 1788,
20. Mitllin. September 19, 1789
21. Delanae, Septeiiibur 26, 1789.
22. Lycorniig. April 13, 1795.
23. Somerset, Apiil 17, 1795.
24. Greene, Miliary 9, 1796.
25. Wayne, March 21, 1798
26. Adams, lamtary 22, 1X00-
27. Centre, lVbuary 13, 1800.
28. Heaver, March 12, 1SD0.
29. Boiler, Narch 12, lSOli.
30. Mercer. Mureh 12, 1S00.
31 Crawford. Match 12, 1800.
32. Erie, Marti 12, lf00.
33. Warren, ilan-h 12, 1800.
34. Venanyo, March 12, 1300.
35. Armstrong March 12, 1800.
36. Indiana, Jlarch 30, 1S03.
37. Jefferson, March 26, 1804.
38. Mi Kean, March 26, 1R04.
39. Clearfield, Match 26, 1804.
40. Potter, Mi roll 26. 1801.
41. Tioga, Mirch 26, 1804.
42. Cnmbrin, March 26, 1804.
43. Bradford, Febuary 21. 1810, by the
name of Ontario, but afterwards
changed lo Bradford.
44. Susquehanna, Febuary 21, 1810
45. Schuylkill, March 1, 181 1.
46. Lehigh, March 6, 1812.
47. Columbia, March 22. 1813.
48. Lebanon, Febuary 16, 1813.
49. Union, February 22, 1813.
60. Pike, March 26, 1814.
51. Perry, March 22, 1820.
52. Juniata, March 2, 1831.
53. Monroe, April 1, 1836
54. Clarion, March 11. 1839.
55. Clinton, Juno 21, 1839.
56. Wyoming, April 14, 1842.
57. Carbon, March 13, 1843.
58. Elk, April 18, 1843.
59. Blair, February 26, 1846.
60. Sullivan, March 15, 1847.
61. Forest, April 11, 1848.
62. Lawrence, March 20, 1849.
63. Fulton, April 19, 1850.
64 Montour, May 3, 1850.
The Lkbanon Vai.let KailroaD. The
Lebanon Courier is again urging the Leba
tton Valley Railroad as the natural route for
eonecling Philadelphia with the West. It
takes the report of Mr. Edward F. Gay to
our Legislature, showing the cost of impro.
ring the curves on the Columbia road, which
will be necessary on the completion of the
Pennsylvania railroad to the Ohio. Mr. Gay
proposes to make changes and lessen the
curves to the extent of 24 5-8 miles, at
cost of 1,058,585, or nearly as much, the
Courier says, as it would require to construct
the whole Lebanon Valley Railroad. The
Courier says, that as the Pennsylvania road
will have to compete with good modem
built roads in the State, both North and
South of us, it is clearly of the utmost im
portance that the Lebanon Valley Railroad
should be so const racted and adopted as a
part of the great thoroughfare, in eonsidera
tion of the great superiority in (grades and
curves it possesses over I be Colombia read,
' It refers to the report of the engineer wke
surveyed the route in which its advantages
are set forth.
$I)C ittatittts.
Philadelphia Market.
April 16, 1850.
Flour and MKAi..-The market for Flour
quite, receipts and sales light. Good brands
are sellinR at S4,50. Sales extra brands at
S4,62a$5. Fancy brands are held at 854
aSfl.
Rrc Flour, Is seatce at 93,50.
Corn Meal. Is scarce, Petina. is held
at S3.
Wheat Sales of Penna. red Rt $1,00
mixed 1,02, and prime while at 81,04 and
81,05.
Rrs. -Is in demand, sales at 70 cts.
Corn. The supply about equals the de
mand ; jellow commands B6 els.
Oats. Are in demand ut 48 cts.
Whiskey. Sales of bbls. at 24 cents.
Hogsheads are held at 23c.
Baltimore Market
April 14, 1851.
GRAIN. The very limited lots of Wheat
that reach the market sell at 90a95 cts. for
pood to prime reds, and ordinary to good at
90 a 95. A sale of a lot of Penna. white to
day at 107 cts., and another of Penna. red
at 103 cts.
Sales of corn at 61 a 62
cts., for white
and 62 n63 c., for yellow.
We quote O.iis at 37 n 42 cts.
WHISKRY .Sales of Penna. bbls. on Sat
urday and to-day, nt 24 ids., and of hhils.,
to 234 a 24 cts. Sales of Raltimore bbU.
24 4 cts.
SUNBURY i'KICE CURRENT.
VVllKHT.
Kru.
100
56
50
U7
14
8
7
135
10
23
10
75
200
8
ClIRX.
Oats.
Butt sr.
Enu.
PoKK.
Flaxseed.
Tallow.
13 EES WAX
Heckled Flat.
Diiied Arpi.ts.
Do. Peaches.
Flax
New Advertisements'
JOHN CALVERLEY,
Manufacturer of
CAUDLE MOULDS,
ivo. mil usee, iassniras,; siren,
Above Third, opposite the While Swan Hotel.
PHILADELPHIA.
Tallow Chandlers and Manufacturer ran be
supplied willis first rare Article ot'Ciiiiille Moulds,
of Superior excellence and finish.
IN. H. Die Moulds are made of the brat Metal
and polished liy a new Patent Machine, which
Rives them an extra finish. They are after the
English gtvlo the tips to screw on the pipe, and
the pipe to screw tight in the bench.
l-t Waiibasted to be far superior to any
other now in use.-Jj
lie also munulucturrs Surgical Pumps and
Svrinf-es.
April 12, 1851. 6mo.
JAMES IE MAGEE
AS removed from his old Stand, No. 118
Vine street, to
iVo. 52 Ditlwyn St., hct'n CaVhill $ ll'ilUnv.)
where lie has constantly on hand,
BROWN STOTJT, PORTER,
Alfe and Cider.
for hoSif. (Jonsumption on, stnrrixfi.
N. II. Coloring, Bo'.tline, Wire and Bottle.
Vineenr, &c. l'f sale ns above.
Philadelphia, April 12, 1851 ly.
Journal of the
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
or THE STATS OF PEXfclYt.VA.lftA. FO Tilt PBnMOTloK OF
TIIK IHKf U i.VIC .4 UTS.
HE oldest Mechanical Periodical extant in
America, is published on the first of each
month in the City of Philadelphia. It lias been
regularly issued for upwards of twcnty-tive years.
no la earelully edited by a committee of scientific
gentlemen appointed for the purpose, by the
rtiiiklin institute.
The deservedly high reputation, both at home
nd uliroad, which this Journal has acquired and
sustained, has given it a circulation and exchange
list ol the best character, which enables the (Join
inittee on Publications to tnukc the best selections
rom foreign Journals, and to rive circulation to
original communications on mechanical and sci
entific subjects, slid notices of new inventions ;
notices of all the Patents issued at the Patent Of
fice, Washington City, are published in the Jour
nal, together with a large amount of information
on Mechanics, Chemistry, and Civil Engineering.
derived from the latest and best authorities.
This Journal is published on the first of each
month, each number containing at least seventy-
wo pages, and lorins two volumes annually of
about 4 J', pages each, illustrated with engravings
on copper and on wood of those subjects which
require them.
1 he subscription price is Five Dollars per n
nuin, payable on the completion of the sixth num-
er; und it will be forwarded free of postage
when five dollars are remitted to the Actuary
(postage paid) in advance for one year's subscrip
tion.
Communications and U tters on business must
bs directed to "the Actuary of the Franklin Insti-
ule, rliiladclpluu, J eiiusvltania, the postago
paid.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
Actuary, F. I.
April 12, 1851. Ohio.
ESSENCE OF
JAMAICA U1NGKII.
MADK fiin the lt Jninairti f-mje-T, all the valuable
inetlU'inat it (party itf which it will be t'uurtd to poe-
sR-et ut a convenient ami concentrated ( rio.
It it u ills it efttrient and at the mine time l.arinlena, gently
Pimiuiiiiiii vMiir itir me ihiiiiucii and will ne lounu very
Quelle ml in rlievitis the iiuinlul and (lireMiiw
oci'i8ii)iiL-4l by the imjiiiired artntn ol thit iiiiporurtt oran
imii sun vi' ss wiiimc im-siriHui lUkril III m WIII-llllstV
ful ut' wefteiu-d water wilt InimediutHy rrmufe tht Ihitu
leiscy aiKloppreHitm reiultinp trnin iinhifeMhm mid n' mWrii
Uvo nr three times daily, as requir!, will Itt htund highly
uselul nahiBi the laMilmleaod aenitt o unking of lhtnnt
ch attd trnUeiH-y to iti diriered Hrtitm orcutinneil Kv thm
iirrating cHect ol th winmer hmtt, orf tllowinfi after in-
aiBMjiiMinf ana iur our rcc ung tnc uicipicnt ae of diarr
HO!!, r.
t nalio nn rxrtMlcnt mcd.rin for thoce t ho hava In.
jurrd tae tone of their toiiuchs hy the nnmnrrMe um U
mioiH-aim nqnorf, ny iu ngmiy limubitinir rITerl Hpo
the atoinNch reiirovinff the cravm? for timubiiiti, whit it
hai no injurious art inn ou the liram, and ! not succeeded
by frehntof depreHioti, which always follow the ose
ak-otioiic atimuiumi.
A few drops tuldtN to magnesia, rhuharb or other nam
tiv medicines, will roikler them nure arcentuhle in thai
fti'inurb and prevent tiie gripinj which is apt to accompany
(lies i iivisvu.
rntrARED only bt
AMBROSE SMITH,
DRUGGIST AND CHFMIST.
JV. E. corner of 7th and Chestnut Streets.
Pbiladelpbis, April 1, 18JI ly.
CJILVER WATCHESA few double cases
English biWer W atches, for sals at Trry luw
prices by H. u. MA86ER.
Bunbury, Apni li, isoi.
rATENT BKITTANIA ttTOPPEHS for
H bar bottles for sale by
H, B. MAS8ER.
Banbury, April IS, 1851.
"IITRITIXQ FLLTO and self sealins; Ems-
lopes, iust received and for sals br
April 1, 1851 h. B. MAS8ER. j
Great Improvement! in making
French llurr Mill Stones.
BY the sss f
KsDsamsas
tmprovvd oast trim
F.ya which is bnill
into the Kunnri so
as to allow for ths
wenr of ths Stone,
ami hns s movsable
ha lanes rynt snd
driver so as lo keep
the balsnce of ths
stone withiHit tram
ming; until it is
worn oat. O s r
iiipk n( II nflcs is
selected In France, and the best qaslity only oted;
Solid Burr Hi. met from tt 3 feet in diameter with ths
lower SUnne to rim, an as to prevent the runner choking
'J eys. Bulling Cloths of all niiinliers cheap for cash.
Mill Irons and Smut Machines furnished to order.
Orindstoiira of ass irted sizes, suitable for Country Mer
chants, imported and fur sale by
J. K. MITCllF.M.,
No. 14 old York Road, near the Indian 1'ole.
Philadelphia, April 14, 1851. Omo.
EMnfeorniIEONMAimLE,DeC'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters nf Ad
ministration have been granted to the sub
sciibcr on the estate of Gideon Markle,- dee'd.,
late of Siinburv, Northumberland county. All
persons indebted to said estate, or having claims
against the same, are requested to call on the sub
scriber for settlement
MARY MAHKLE, Adm'trix.
Sunoury, April 12, 1831. 6L
STOVES! STOVES!
fTlHE subscribers return their sincere thanks to
-sl their customers, for lilieral encouragement
for tho Inst year, and hope by strict attention in
filling orders to meet with the same liberal patron
age. We have on hand the greatest' variety of
patterns of any other Foundry in the United
Stales, and still adding to thsir number. Give
us a call before purchasing slsewhcre. Our stock
embraces a great variety of Cooking stoves, of the
most approved kinds, Parler stoves for wood or
coal, common stoves, cylinders of all kinds, and
odd plates of all kinds to repair stoves.
For Summer use, a smnll Stove, called Sum
mer baker, new and sujierior Furnaces for burn
ing charcoal or stono coal, Gas ovens of several
ditlbrent patterns, Dnkc ovens, several patterns,
hitching posts, Spout irons, and a variety of arti
cles in casting, too numerous to mention. The
Hardware trade can be supplied with common 4,
6, 6, 7, and 8 quart Tea kettles, at very low pri
ces for cash or city acceptance.
A few casks of superior German black lead on
hand.
WARNICK & LI BRANDT.
Noble st. wharf, DWawarc, Philadelphia.
April IS, 1831 fimo.
NOTICE TO LUMBERMEN !
L. Vf II. GIESE,
(.Iftnt for Henry Carr,)
LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANT
Falls Duck, llaltimore.
The tindersignrd ta!;es this method of inform
ing his friends and u'sncn healers generally,
that with a view to having lirrfect control of the
business, and the better to further the interests of
his friends, he has thought best to discontinue the
arraugemont hud wild Messrs. Brown, Jones &
Co., und he is now acting as the agent of Hixht
Caiiii, Esq., and is prepared to receive consign
ments of i.t'MriKni to which he devotes his whole
attention, and hoprs by diligence in obtaining the
highest market prices and making prompt returns,
to mci'jt a liberal share of patronage.
Advunces made on consignments, and sales
cashed and remittances made as sbott as sales are
closed.
Letters and consignments should be addressed
to I.. W. II. ClESE, Agcht.
X. 13. Tho suhserilier will give every infor
mation respecting prices and also vVith regafd to
the proper sizes to which this different kinds of
Lumber should be sawed.
lialtimore, March 22, 1851. St.
Cist of Cotters
UEMUMNG IS THE POST OFFICE AT
fcl'XIilRY, April 1, 1S5I.
B
Brewer Geo II
Itloorn D.i v id
Beimel Biven
Huwen Juliti
Bovver Joneph
Burn Ba.il
Kline Gideon
Kilbourne E
L
Lander Chas
Lower Tiluhmart
M
Basolmey Magilulien Maliek David
iMarln Sain'l 11
N
Neidljr Ann Mary
P
PafT Peter
R
Rothermel Mrs
llenner Francis
lioss Wm
Kesnler Isaac It
Jtoss Sain'l
s
Shive David
Caffry Morris 2
Conk Charlotte Mrs.
Campbell Wm
Cornell Win or John
Conrad Louisa
Coopert Jacob
Cable Jacob
D
Diehl William
E
Ely Caleb
F
Fausold Joseph
Snyder John EstJ
Farnesworlh Isaac W Smith Chas
Fry Jacob senr
Smith k Moley Messrs
Bluuuh Jacob
Sunburv Encampment
No 61
U
Updegraft Mary
W
U
Gazette Wm
Gass Martin
H
Haupt Jacob
1 1 1 11 in Win
Hvner Matilda
Wynn Stephen D
Heiluer and Uuchner Waters Jonathan
Messrs Wvnn John
Itii'kernell Jacob Wayne Wm T
Iliifimin John Wyiin Sam'l
H.tnnlineh D.in'l Wimnole Frnnklin
llarrisou Joseph Willelz Nicholas
Henry Wetse
R. B. PACKER, V. M
LIST OF LETTERS
ni:nisno is the Post offIc e
At Northumberland, March 31, 1851.
it
91
Montgomery Pheobla
Moury 8amucl
Morrow Mary
McCormick John
P
Poul Wm
R
Raup G. P.
Roilenbaurh Wm
Reppard James
Ramsy David
Reazor J M
. 8
Mtrphlson Moses
preadline UeorgS
S of T., Ko 118
Hmilh Jacob
3 Bunders Joseph
Hlim-P Peter
Seveson Samuel
T
Teck John
Tace Nancy
Thatcher Lydia
Thomas Hannah
17
Updegroff A brn
Burlr. Jane
liashorc Josrph
Coiiton John Esq
Uuminings W
Cooke Jacob
Culier Joseph
Carb John
D
Ditty Anilrer
Uevenport Lvilia
V
Frymier Moses
Fulmer Joseph
Fisher David
Faunse Kebecca
ii
Ciregory Ephraim
Uleeson Timothy
II
Hiestand John
Hackenhurg L P
Harrison Thomas
J
Johnston Dr
K
Kecler Hcisler Esq
K reamer Solomon
Keefer Hainmon
Kaufman J R
Keperting John
Ketner Jacob
V
London Thomas
Landes Charles
Logan Arbur
Levy John Cap!
Luwdig Adam
Lsdsrig Isabella
M
Membart G
V
Vastina H H
Vansant John
W
3 Willi! Wm.
Walbourn Andrew
Wenkleman Jacob
Williams Henry
Watters Jess
Weaver Oeorgs
. Walsh James
Washington Yf D
Wheeler Hiram F
Wirt George
Miller E R
MARGARET WEIMER, P M
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
THE attention of Builders and others, are respectfully
inrlted to the rstrusiva and well selected stock f
BUILDING HARDWARE asdTOOI, now ottered bf
the subscriber, consistine; in pert as follows :
American Front Door Locks, nprisht, with riih work,
plated or brass furniture, or noreslaln all colors.
American Front Door bocks, uprinht, pkiln, with
nisht Werk, phned or brats furniture, or porcelain all
colors.
American Front Dnot locks snd flnfe Door, Horitom
tat or upright, brass furniture, or porcelain all colors.
American Kim IjoCks, all sises and qualities. White or
brass furniture, or porcelain all colors.
American Mortice Nicks, sll sizes, with plsted, white or
brass furniture, or xircelmi all colors.
American Mortice latches, all sixes, With plated whits
Of brass furniture, or porrebnii all eokns.
Ainerionn Mortice and Rim Clutet Loeks, plater! ot brass
escutcheons, or porcelniii all colors.
AmerlcaH Umpi Stop, Thumb, bale, and Store Door
tietches.
Also, lmpoited Loi'ks nmt Twitches of everv description.
Hnhlwiu'r. and American Uutt Hinges, of nil sizes, fast
or loose jelut.
Shutter, finlc, Pimp, T . nnd Hirkflap Hintes. atl kinds.
Blmtter, (lute, Door, Flunh. and prinr Kolt, of wrought
or cast iron snd braNl. ever? description.
Bcrews, !irli;, Olue, Pond Papsr of the best quality.
American Asia and !hum Axle Pulleys, of every
Tsriety.
American iluttons; ulaln or on nlates. brass. Iron, or
bronseil.
Anierienn Nobs, plated, white, Iron, or wood, all kinds.
Hash.Conl, common ami mtent, with other articles too
numerous to mention.
Is'- N11J and SASIt-WlJOIlTS at FACTtSHY
PRICF.S.
fs" All Ooods delivered free of Charac to any part of
the City snd Districts.
At tliis establishment can be found one of the largest snd
best assortments of While and Fnney Nobs for lin ks. Ac.j
in the City j some patterns, of which, ennnot lie seen, or
obtnined, at any other Store. TOOI.H
Peai ft Jackson's Back, Panel. Ilumli and Rlpp MW",
imxrled exprcsslv for Rninil soles, all selected with fare.
Sole agent foi the cclclimtiil Planes, made by F.. V. Car
penter, f I jiiHumer. Pa., being all miule of split warm,
and the Bills irmitud and tried. Itealtv's ft Willinnis' make
of Chisels, Axes) llatchels, Drawing Knives. Ac, all war
ranter! goon.
Pugli's and Slsck's make of Augers and Auger Bins, all
sizes . a
Americnn SqunreJ and Devils of every description.
Americnn Rules. Qnoires. Wawsetts. Coinpocscs, cVrcw1
drivers, Ac.
Ainerican C. S. Hummers, Clnw and Riveting, all sizes
Anvils anil Vices, all sizes.
Rlecl. Iron, mid Wooden llroees, with C. f. Hills, in
grent vnnetv.
W. (irenves ft S'n's, Hatcher's and other celebrated
mskcSof Chisels. Files, Plnue-lrons. Ac, .Vr;
Arldn's celebrated Cnrvins Trols, nil shapes.
Mnkiugone of the best end most extensive assortments
of Building Itarrlwnre nisi TihiIs in His Slnte.
At this establishment it is cinl irlered a pleasure to show
the Goods. You nre invilert to call ami examine the assort
ment, and hear the prices asked, before purchasing else'
where. .Come nnd see us.
Yours, respectfully.
WM. M. MeCl.t'RK,
No. 2S7 Mnrket st.. between 7th and fcth, upper Bide.
Philadelphia, April 14, lS.il. ly.
MISS MAUY AVItAUTON,
YU ILL open on Saturday, April 12, 1851, a
" general assortment Of
M lllinerV,
st the house lately occupied by Jacob Painter, as
. n....rueio,i i.. Market Rn.... S.i.ilo.rv.
.m-.:..:... ..e '
, .... , r-r .
Bonnets, Tubbons, Lawns, D Lanxel,
Uarages, thtnttes, qv.
ALSO :
An assortment of Gentlemen's fancy goods, m
IN Et'Kfciit'iiirKS. Collars, HoisntV, &t'i
April 5, 1851.-
Dissolution of I'sirtncrsliiy
fllHE partnership heretofore existinj: betren
J. Joseph Saviilpe. John Bowen, Matthias'er
sinir and Jonathan Waters, in the work tipf the
Trevorton, Muhonoy anil Wusquehaiiiia Ka'"d,
has been this day dissolved, nnd the eontf t de
clared abandoneil by the President and Et'neer
of said Road. The" same has been relet tf'oscph
Savidge, John Bowen, and Matthias 1'fmi;.
All the debts contracted for the use of sd work
will be paid by said Savidire, BoWen cV'ersing.
No other but such flebts will lie naid.
Also the Bridsc near Mrs. Makers' 7vern has
been abandoned by siiid Company, ant'ie same
relet to the said Joseph Savidire, Jo" Brtwen,
snd Matthias PersinR. All debts erfracted for
tho use of said work will bo paid by .Vtthias Per
sing & Company.
dUSKl'll MA llin-',
JOHN BOWEN
MATTHIAS PjRSINn.
Jontractors.
Trevortoh, April B, 1851. 3t.
UMRRETsTsAS & pyltASOLS,
SELLING OFF CHEAP!
No. 104 Markrt Street,
PIIIZ.ADEZ.IHXA.
TTAVING decided to quitthe business, I pro-
a B pose to sell the stock very low prices
It embraces the newest and nost desirable styles.
You are invited to call aiu'exainine.
WM..1. KICHARDSOX.
April 5, t S5i Smo.
Estate of JOHN ?0RTEH, Eec'd.
VOTICE is hereby ein that letters testament
' tarv have lieen erurtcd to the subscnliers on
the Estate cif John Port-r, dee'd., late of the bor
ough of Northumhcrlaul. All persons indebted
to said Estate or liavii? claims against the same,
are requested to call 01 the subscribers and settle
the same.
DANIEL BRAL'TIGAM, ) EIccutofs,
WILLIAM H, WAPLES.J eeuxo"'
Northumlicrliiud, March 20, 1S51. Ct.
CLOTHING!!!
Wholesale & ICctail,
At the PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE,
South East Corner, Market and 6th Sts.
Clotliin; FasliionaMy Cu! and will Mudc
p. it. ti i:iMi: &. ( o.
INVITE the attention of Wholesale and Retail
Buyers, to their extensive and complete stork
of MpriiiK and Summer Clothing : comprising
every variety of style :hat can lie produced.
Our Sun is to picnic and accommodate all; and
in order to do this, we manufacture Clothing at
almost every price.
SelluiK for eafh only enables us to otter cloth-
inn st a very trifling advance.
I ST Our motto is, Zmull riajita ana (Juitt
We are confident that an examination by you
is all that is necessary to confirm what we say,
and secure your custom.
P. H. Mr.M-ll.l.K & CO.
Philadelphia, March 15, 1851 lm.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
THE subscriber resjiectfully informs his friends
and fellow citizens of Northumberland coun
ty, that he will be a candiate for
County Commissioner,
at the ensuing election. He therefore solicits
from his friends and fellow citizens a liberal Sup
port, and promises should he be elected Id dis
charge the duties of the office with fidelity and
impartlaliiy.
EI.1A4 UHOSIULH.
Sunbury, March 15, 1851.
. FRUIT TREES,
- SIIRI'BBCEY. te. -c
THE subscriber will receive orders for all kinds
of Fruit Trees, such as,
Apple Trees, Plum Trees,
Peach Trees, Cherry Trees,
Pear Trees, Apricots,
Quince Trees, Ornamental Trees, &ci
Together with all kinds of Shrubbery, Bulbous
Roots, Plants, Grape Vines, &c All of which
will be sold at the lowest rates by
H. B. MASfiER, Agent
t7 Orders for Trees, Ac, should be sent in as
early as possible to secure them in time.
Sunbury March 15, 1851
SMITH'S ESSENClf OF JAMAICA GIN.
GER, a fresh supply just received, and for
sal by H. B. MASSER.
April 13, MSI.
G
OLD PEN8 with and without silver eases
just received, and for sale by
H. D.MASSKR.
f uribury, April 12, 1851.
Valuable
PROPERTY F0pALE-
THE Suhserilier who reside Philadelphia,
offers for sale the followil,'r'!y
ton, Northumberland county, ' 1 he ,8r88
M BRICK bt;DIno ,
ill tipper Milton, fFf oc,P'l J
Messrs Pattersons as a Carr Makers Bhop
The buildinar is 60 feet frl on UPP' Market
street, snd 40 feet on Fr",reel ,lJ ' ,w"
stories high. Also a two fi
BRICK BLACKITII SHOP,
40 hy 2S feet, on the sn)'mi"0. Th ,ot
on the corner of upper Met "J Frdnt streets,
and is 06 feet front, and" leet P-
The premisrs would sluatile for S Foundry
or other mBnufactllrinlf'P0e, nd ,0,d
on reasonable and nv"noJ,,,inS trTm P
plying either to jOB CAKRIGAN,
. Philadelphia,
J. F. WOLFIT'11' E,1- Milton ot
H. B. MAtSSE i Sunbury.
Philadelphia, Jani 1851 Ji-
I
IMPOUTEH AND JOBBERS,
tfH JUbri' YorU.
A fit3. Howrpeeitf B T'(,', ,mu,lr,l iNrlinnlt of
j. Fttnry Hilk ai?','',,er)r " whk-ti We Wuittd
nurticiilnrlr invito u'"1'0" "f Ptirhawrt, aitd
will nitikf it an ol, llr lnem S've m " ra"j "B re
dctenniiird fi fV,r HMKirlnieiil, fur Cathj IvWcf than
evrr Iwl'uri (.IT- ri" t,,i" t,mrkrl- . , , , ,
MiHiiiRts run i'V thrninvlvrt with evry nrticte hi
their line, nt ulrftnc lfflt "poritt,in or Auction pri
res. Manv !" If""ts nre ni:iinuiictri1 exprely fur
our own Kill's t'miit he i.riwtfd fur beauljr or loW
prices.
Rich lint nrur ,li,,,,n"" nrrf variety.
titkn utKi Si" ?t,r iVaV""1 i, t
TrupeF Cn ' itrletohri nnd IlliisUm Lncet
Trimniincf cl Jrwf.
Jriinv l.iir"'"' ,,r,' ,,nu Prru "('a" Hreiwiei.
I-rnlriilf!' -"p Ctllrn, t.ull'i, uiv.l rhciniBPtm.
Kmhrtiid I n,,', inwitiimii, twiMand MupIIH.
Tlireuil Vultiii iciir, iik and Lisle Thread
fr'nihn.iM Krvrtie nnd llnlh I.in'-n Cam. trie Hkft
ld, Rpt
Mittn.
c;i,.v,.si .
Kidt tSilk, Lisle Tnrcad and ttuwlnf
Silk '
S'nrfo nvaxn nn vrrn iikis
HViCr''ronc,t' R'1" MiisliiiMs nnd RiKhp IjiwiiI.
Kmltrrrr'' Dntiinwk '"id 1'lnin Cunt m Crupe Sl.uWll.
X .'iK'Tni'nt tif fimv H-iw-ihi.
yrftnnd AmtTM'nn Arlilifinl P wern.
Witt 'l,rpe vnrifty n-"t inetitinnhl nlmve.
X oliins to nvriid pitying I 'njr pricei Will make money
bvmK "ni1 Kitiitynif; llniitri-ea.
.jYork, Jim. 2', 1851 Irrt.
7 UNION TIOTEI
SUNBURY, PA.
JlR MISS WEITIZEL'S respectfully inform
'' Public that th.-y still continue to enter
travellers nnd others at their old established
land in Market street, west of the Court House.
heir loinr experience in the business, and the
rstll,,lisllt,Xr.flu,Hliim of ,ieir House, will,
thfy xtXj ,)0 a all,vK.ient guarantee, that their
customers will be well accomiuoilated.
March 6, 1851 if.
TU"PllYl5ICIANS and6thers.
rilHE subscribers olli r to physicians and drug
JL gists, a carefully selected stock of drugs and
medicines, which they will guarantee to be of tho
best quality, pure and unadulterated in all cases.
1 heir facilities tor importing lorcign drugs anil
chemicals are such, that they are enabled lo Sell
them upon the best terms, nnd ut the same time
to assure their customers of their gfnuinenessi
They have also recently prepared and nd of1
fer for snlo a superior article of
Cll.t IAFI Hi OAKS! .4, &C,
Resembling Henry's Magnesia, free from carboh
ic acid and roughness or grittiness, almost entirely
tasteless, combining in an equal bulk from thfee
to four times the strength of the common kind,
and sold at shout one hulf tho price of Henry's
Mngiiesiiti
They have also prepared the
Fluid Mugncsin,
Which is a new and valuable remedy iti acidity
of the stomach, heartburn, nausea, Ac, at less
than half the price of the foreign article.
They also have ou hum! ot tlu'ir own pre para
tiou uu assortment of
Pure Drugs in Powder,
Neatly put up in 1,4 and 4 pound bottles, Such
as Aloes, Rhubarb, Senna, Senega, llliatany, Ki
no, (ium Arabic, Serpcntaria, hxt. Cilvcyrrh, Ipe
cac, Potassa Sulph., Potassa Nitras, Borax, Spi-
gelia, Buchu, Orris, Cascarilla, Lanclla Alba,
Lvii Lrsa, Ac.
Great care has been taken to havo these fre
pared from the best selected drugs and in such a
way as to preserve the characteristics of each ar
tide without injury.
They have also a variety of
Cliemicnl & Pharmaceutical
Preparations of their own manufacture, and add
to the list all the valuable new remedies as they
become known. Among them may bo mentioned
the billowing :
Hyilrocyuitic Acid,
Preiuirulions of bslinei
14 of PolilSSil,
Liquor Ammonia,
Aqua, do.
Pti'ispltute, do. a new re
mtly for Hlicuinmism.
Preparations f Mercury,
' iron,
" .inc.
Kxtract of 9eniw, fluid:
tiiena-nit form to sdmiaislsr
to children
il'.itiHCl of Uuclia Comp
lllue .muss,
fluid,
I'.xtmcl ot lienllml,
o (jiiusftiu.
rilicna.
Sliiisuiurilla Cum
" I iinixlcntn,
" Valerian, fluid, a
new and useiul remedy.
jMisitloii fluid,
do. do. islid,
do simple, do.
Col. k y nth I'omp.
do simple.
ps.
.T.ther Nitrds, Ui Si P., Oils of Copaiva,
Culiebs. Ersot, Tohscce, &c. Citrate of Iron
and Quinine, Sesqui-Oxide of Iron, an antidote)
for arsenic, Citrate of Magnesia, a new and pleas'
ant cathartic medicine, put up in 12 or., bottles,
$2 per dor. Collodion, or Liquid Adhesive Piss
ter ; a convenient application in many surgical
operations, put up in small vials. Also
CANTHARIDAL COLLODION OR BUS
TERING LIQUID,
A convenient preparation of eantharidcs in many
cases where there is a difficulty of applying ths
ordinary blistering plaster. A coutiug of it appli
ed With a camel's hair brush and covered with oil
silk or some similar substance, will produce a
Mister in three hours' time; or when exposed,
ill the usual time of about twelve hours.
Physicians and others may depend Upon the
faithful Snd prompt execution of their orders at as
low rates as tho best quality of medicines Can bs
purchased.
UflAlil.Ufi El. 1. 14 & LUi
50 C'besnut street, Pliiladsi
Laboratory, Clh and Morris Sts. Suutl.wark.
November 10, 1S5U. tf.
VPTIlOl .OU Y . Tl 1 K CKI.F.IIRATKD DR. C. W.
lillll.U K, l'riiu.s.r of Atr.l.v , Astronomy, Phre
nology, snd Geomuncv, eoull'incll with I'O.XJl'KATKlNi
1 1. 'Ill Sweeden. olii.e No. 71 1.(11 I SI strcel, fliilsdrlphis,
otUcrs his srvices to the citiEcns of .Norlliiniiberuiial county.
He litis Ut:iii eonsulicd by all llie crowneil heuils of Kurupei
and enjoys a higher repulutioluis ail Astrologer I htm any oils
living- NuttvilicS calculated ai'tvnlmg to OeoiluillCy la
dies ttf, tientlf-nutn 94 Persists at a distances cuu luivs
their nutiviliesdruwn by sruduii llie date ol the day nf their
In rlli. All Irltrls uinUlilllllir the uowve fee Will reseivs im
uie.li.ite alienllnh, and NulivitlrS selil lo any part of the
wmld Wliltril on durslile sier ; and he is prepared U make
use of Ins power bv conjurution on any of Ihs foUowiur to
pics i Courlalup. BiiviceKiveu for thesuifesslul acoomplish.
nient of a wealthy in:unu,ie I lie kits the power to redeem
such us are s,iveu to the tree Use ia the IsKtle and lor atl
cases ol' huz ird, and for the recovery ol st'ileil or kstt prop
arty, and piircliuslns of loll ery lickeis. Thuusamlsof the
above uuiurd cases Live been done in tins cili and lis yicin
My, and in Uie I'uiled Srules to the lull salisluction of all
IU.iskj Nativities or llorescijies lisve been cast during the
lust lour yenrs while here. Letteis will answer every pur
pose, and will do as well as in chii in perwiiw, aim ine null
is now so suir that nersis need is fear lu trust money
throusb the Post llllice. Dr. UobocS receives from StM to
100(1 letters iiinurlily, and bus never missed one. Ue par
ticular in istiue Pool Oihic, County and Hone. All leuers
will be relininusly attended to, II prepaid. For more par.
liculars call at the oiacsol' tins paper snd get an Aatrulof i.
oal Aliuuiuu'saraus.
71 Lioeust street atiovs r.ignin, rnnsdelriMa.
C. W. KOUACK.
Philadelphia, Feb. 8, 18Jl.-ra.
soncE.
AS the subscriber intends making new arrange
nients in his business on the first of Jsnua
r 1851, all persons knowing thomselves indebted
to him, are requested to call and make settlement
up to that time, by payment or giving their notes
for tha amount due.
JOHN W. rRJUNO.
Sunbury, Bee 28, 1850 tf.
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Fr the Care tf
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BROW.
OHZTZ3, CROUP, ASTH
MA, WHOOPIWO-OOUOH
AND GOWSUMPTIOIT.
Tha uniform success which has attended ths
use of this preparation its salutary effect its
power to relieve and 'cure all'cctions of the
Lungs, have gained for it a celebrity equalled by
no other medicine. Wc offer it to the afflicted
with entire confidence in its virtues, and the full
belief that it will subdue and remove Hie severest
attacks of disease upon the thro.'.t and Lungs.
These results, as they become publicly known.
very naturally attract the attention of medical
men and pbllantrnpists everywhere. What
thci opinion of CHERRY PECTOKAL may be
seen in the following t
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.,
Prvf Sitrgrry Mtd. Colrge, AVre Yorl, taft :
"It gives me pleasure to certify the value and
etticaey ol Ayers CilEKKY l'ttTUffAl,
which I consider peculiarly adapted to cure uisea1
ses of the I hroat and Lungs.
THE RTi REV. LORD BI.SHOP FIELD.
writes in a letter to his friend, who was sinking
under sn olTection of the Lungs: "Try the
CHERRY PECTORAL ond If any medieins
can give you relief, with the blessing of (iod that
CHIEF JUSTICE EUST1S,
of Louisiana, writes "That a young daughter of
his was cured cf several severe attacks ot Lronp
by the CHERRY PECTORAL."
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
flit Canadian Journal of Mtdital Seienrt
states. "That Asthma and Bronchitis so prevalen
in this inclement climate, hns yielded with shrpri'
sing rapidity to Ayer's C'HEXRY PECTORAL
and Wc cannot too strongly recommend this skill
fill preparation to thd Profession and public gen
erallv."
Let the relieved sufferer speak fof himself !
HiHTKinn, Jan. SG, 1847.
Dr. i. C. Aver -Dear Sir : Having been res
cued from o painful and dangerous disease I
your medicine, gratitude prompts me to send yoU
this acknowledgment, not only ill justice to you
but fur the lntormation of others in like altlic
tion.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at first,
hesame so severe that spitting of blood, a violent
cough and profuse night svVCtits followed and fus'
tened upon me. I became emaciated, could not
sleep, was distressed by my cough, and a pain
through my chest, nntl in short had all the alarm
tug symtoms of quick consumption. No incdU
cine seemed nt all to reach mv case, until I provi
denlinllv tried your CHERRY PECTORAL,
hich soon relieved and noW has cured rtie.
Yours with respect. E. Ai fTEWART
Albast.N. Y. April 17, 1848.
Dr. Aver, Lowell Dear Sir . I have for years
been alllicted with Asthma ill the Worst form so
that I have been obliged to sleep in my chair for
larger part of the tunc, being unable to breathe
on my bed. I had tried a great muny medicines,
to no purpose, until my Physiciun prescribed, as
n experiment, your t'HEKKY PECTOKAL.
At first it seemed to mnko me worse, but in
less than a week I began to experience the most
gratifying relief from its use ; and now. In four
weeks, the disease is entirely removed. I can
sleep on my lwd with comfort, and enjoy S state
of health which I hud never expected to enjoy.
liEOKUE Si FA It R A A T,
rriKriRKii nr j.e. i rr.it, chkmisT, liiwkll, mass,
t"?" Sold by Henry Musscr, Sunburyi Mary
A. McCay, Northumberland Dr. (learhart, Se
linsgrove; Dr. liicklv, Danville, and Druggists
generally.
Feb. 15, 1851 lyceSin.
ROOKS BLIjEKS. COUNTRY
Merchants and Teachers.
VSTE respectfully request the attention of sit
" dealers in SCHOOL. MISCELLANE
OUS or BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PATER ond WINDOW SHADES, to our supe
rior facilities for supplying at unusually low rates.
for cash or approved credit, every article pertain
ing to our business.
A long and active experience warrants us in
saying that we can oiler inducements to purcha
sers,
KlU'At.l.F.n BT t r.W FXCELl.F.D BY KOUE
Wc earnestly ask an examination of our mode
of conducting business, believing if an experiment
is made, it will be found for the interest of those
desiring goods in our line to continue operating
with us.
Our stock is at all seasons large, and selected
with particular reference to the wants of Penn
sylvania, Ohio and the near trade generally
Otdrra b$ mail or olhervnut df patched prompt
ly oitd at the Intrest rates oifri in any market.
The highest price given lor KAUS in cash
PECK & BLISS.
Xorth-liatl Corner of Third' tV Arrh Stt
PHILADELPHIA
March 8, 1851 lm.
AL1ERICAN HOUSE,
P0TTSVILLE, PA,
"RS. MARY WfiAVK.R respectfully informs
thn pulilie anil travelling eonlmiinity (reneruU
ly, that slie lias ojiened this large anil commodious
HOI hL, furnished in a superior style, r rom
her long experience in the business of a first rate
Hotel, and well known reputation to accommo
date, her customers may dciiend on being; supplied
with every thing conducive to their comfort Snd
convenience.
Feb. 15. 1851 tf
LA Wl' KNC K 1 1 OUSE.
SUNBURY, PA.
n"HE sulisrrilicr reaiiectfully in for ins her friends,
II and the public generally, that she has taken
the above well known stand nearly opposite the
Court House, lately occupied hy .Mr, J. C Per
kins. Ulie trusts that her experience in business,
and her efforts to make licr i;uests comfortable,
will give entire satisfuolinn lo those who may fa
vor her with their custom.
AXX C. MORRIS.
March 8, 1S51 tf.
IIOtATY l4,lD
AM) TENSION AGENCY.
The attention of the public is called to the sil-
vertibcincnt of Mr- Charles C Tucker, Attorney
and Agent at Wabliiston City- Persons hsv-
nig claims for Imunly Lands or Pensions are in
formed that the subscriber has made arrangements
fur the requisite forms, and claimants calling at
his olllce, can have their paiiem prepared and
forwarded to Mr Tucker st Washington, and
by him be properly attended to before the De
partment there.
II. D. Ai-icioiun.
Sunbury, Jan. 18, 1851-
TREVORTON HOUSE,
TREV0RT0Nr, PA.
THE subscriber respectfully intorms the public
that he has opened a Public House, in the
new town of Trevorton, Northumberland county,
and that he is well prepared to accommodate his
auests in the best manner. His bouae is located
neariv opposite the Company 'a Store. He is also
provided with good stabling sufl'icieut for 20 hor
ses. He trusts by prompt and careful attention
to business to meet a share of the public patron
age. HENRY B WEAVER
Trsvorton, Jan- U, 1850 tf
JA-OTHKIt SCin.XTinC WttJS'DF.It.
PEPSIN!
TIIETRIIE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,:
GASTRIC JUICE !
A GREAT -D-ySFEPSIA CUKEB,
Prepared from RKNNET, or Die fourth Jltomseli of Ihs
Ox, sfter directions of DAItON I.lf.llln, tlie greet
Physiolonicul Chemist, by 1. 8. HOIT.HTON, M. 1).,
No. It, orlll F.ishth freet, Philadelphis, Pa.
this is a truly wonderful remedy for INIIGKrTIIN,
DYCPF.PHIA. JAL'NDICR. 1.IVKR COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DKMI.ITY, CiifinK sftet Na
lure's own inetliod, by Nature's own agent, ths GasUis
Juice
" Hslf a tcanpoouful of Hi n Fluid, infused in water
Will digest or dissolve, Firs Pounds of Hoast Beef in
bout two hoars, out of the tfomsrh.
DIGESTION.
DlfiF-SmoN i, cliivfly performed in the stomach by tbs
aid of a Kind which lr..i .....i... .i.- . . .....
of that orgsii, when in a stale of health, called the Limine
juice, iiiis auin is the Ureal Kilvelit of the Food, Ilia
.... . '. . . . ...m,h, vniini vim
- r.t.- ' .... kiiiiuiioing iisi ol the sto
nncli Snd intestines. Without It there will he no discs
lien no conversion of food into l.l..l, snd no untrilio
al ths Issly I lint rather a foul, torpid, ruinlul, snrltlcalrue
tivs condition of the whole digeRtive iipporoliis. A weak,
half didi or iniofed stomach produci-s no good Osttris
Juice, and liencethe discuse, distress ami dehility which
ensue.
PEPSIN AND RENNET.
FF.PM V is the chief elcinent. or ireat Disrstins Prinel.
pis of the Uustrie Juice, it is found in grent atitunlonce in
the solid pnrta of the Ittunun stomach nller death, and sunt
times cimses the stomach to digest itself, or eat itself up..
it is also found lu Hie st'imucli of auitnuls, us the ox, culf,
&c. It is the maleniil used liy fnmiers in niakintr cheese,
called Unmet, the effect of which has lone liecu llie specisl
Wonder of t heilniry. The curdling of lulls is the firt pro
cess of diifestinit. Rennet possesses iislonishing power.
The stomiich of a calf will Hurdle nearly one thousand limes
ilsown weight of milk. Il.irnu l.iehig slates Hint, "(His
isrt ol Pepsin dissolved in sixty thoiinnid purls of walei,
will digest ine it nnd olhiT fond." Disetiscd slomnchs nro-
duce no g'nl Uuslric Juice. Iltunet or Pepsin, To show
llist this Wiiiil may lie perfectly supplied, we quote ths fol
lowing SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
DAItON I.IF.niO. in his celelirated work on Animnl
Chemistry, suvs: '.'An ArtiHeial Digestive Fluid uitnlagoiis
to the linslric Juice, nnv lie reuililv prcpnrcd from tha ma
cous memurune of the stiimei h of tlieculf, in which various
articles ol food, as ni'-Jit and eggs, will lis softened, chang
ed, and digested, just In the same mimiicr as they woulS b
in the hiittiim Rtonnirh.o
Dr. Plilll'.lltA, in his famous treatise sn "Food and
Diet," plil.lmhrri bv Fowlers Wells. New York, page
35. suites the same grrait fact, and dewrilx-s the method f
preparation. There ura few higher authorities tliun JJr.
1'errirs.
Di. t'OMHK, in his valuable wriiiucson lhe"Physioligy
of Digestion," olaervcd that "adimiiuiiionoi ihediie quan
tity of the (instric Juice is a prominent and ull-prevuiling;
cause of Dyspepsia j" and he suncs that "a distinguished
professor ol mi'diciiie in I union, who wus severely iillhct
ed with this complaint, finding every lliiug else lo fail, had
recourse to the finstric Juice, ohtuincd Irom the stomach of
living animals, which proved completely successful."
Dr. liKAHA.YI, nullmruf the famous works on "Vege
table Diet." says: "it is a remarkable fuel in physiology,
that the stomachs of animals, it,:Kcrnted in Water, impart
to the fluid the propetly of dissolving various articles of
foisl, and of eflerlixit a kind of nrtiiicinl digestion of them
in no wise difli-nnit from llie natural diccsuye priK ess."
ut. pi.iiu.vn grcai worK. ine ( hemiKtrv oi .vian,"
(I.en 4 Klani-hnid, Phita. 1MI1, pp. Hl-l!) mvs : "The dis
covery of l'KlUIN forms a newern in the chemical history
of Digestion. From recent expeiiments wc know thai
fisvd is dissolved ns nlpully in un artificial diu'eelive fluid,
prepared from Pepsin, us it is in the nuturul Guslrie Juics
itself.,'
Piol'esBor Dt'Nfil.ISf )N of the Jefferson Colh ge, Phili-
aelpnia, ut his great work on Human Physiology, devotes
more than tilly pages to un examination ol turn subject.
Mis experimeiils tt ith Dr. H.'ainnoiil, on the Uaslric Juice,
obUiuid from Ihe living human stomach anil from animals
re well known. "In ull cases." he savs. "iliir.'siion occur
red as pcnecllv in the nrlifi-ml as ill the natural digotiulil."
AS A JJM'bl'MA CLUKU,
Dr. IKllimiTIIN nrconration of PKPHIX hns nrodn-
ced the most marvellous effects, eurlilg cases of Dehilitv,
Kinaciiitioii, Nervous Divlnie. and Dyspeptic Consumption,
supposed to he on the very verge ol the grave. It is irh-
possuue to give the ilutuils ol eases III the hunts of this ad
vertisement hut nutlif nticnteil eertificatcs haveliecn given
of more than TWO 1M NDUKD lll'.M AUK Alll.K
rtKS, ill Pliiladclnhia. New York, anil Itoston alone
These weie nearly all di-sperme coses, and the cures wera
not only rapid nnd wonderful, but perinjilcnt.
It is a great NKItYOL ANTIDOTE, and prtienlsrly
iiselul for tendency to li.lious disorder, l.iver Coiunlaiu,
Fever and Airlle. or hadlv trjnled Fever nnd Anne, smiths
evil elicits of I (limine, Mrrcurv, nnd other drill's unon Ihs
Digestive orguiis, uftci a long sickness. Also, for excess
in eating, nnd the loo tree use of urduit spirits. It almsst
reconciles Health with Intemperance.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which it does not scorn to reach und remove at once. N
mutter how I nil they may lie, it tiiVI3 INfTANT RF.
1.1KF ! A single dose removes nil the Unpleasant symp
toms, and it only needs to he repeated, for a short time, lo
make these g.le(Tccts periimiieiil. Pl'KITVOK IILOOD
and VH. (IK ()' 111 ID Y, follow at once. It is porticuuirrr
excellent iu cases of Nausea, Yoiiiitiiu;. Crumps. Sjienrss
tH'tlie pit of the stomach distress nfier eittini;. low. cold,
state ol the HI skI, Heaviness. 1iwuess of Spirits. Despon
dency, F.niui:iiithiiii Wcukilles, teiidcucy to Insanity, Sui-
cuie, sec.
Price. ONK DOLLAR ncr buttle. One bottle will oftsa
trfect a Uiainig cure.
PEaPSlaV IS POWDERS.
VT Ht'.NT UY MAIls, FRKIi OP OSTACK.
Fff ronvfri'di-T of n.-iuiifc trt n!! nnrm of the coUnltV.
the KS'I'l V K M ATTK It Oh' TIIK 1K1S1N ipui ti
in the litrni of Pitwtlfn, witli itirtTtiuin, to te ditssolvrd iij
water ui avrup, iiv the ivitieuti These Dowdt-ri con taut
jupt the jiine nintttT on the txitllen, but twice thr quantitT
tor the tnnie ptife, inn I will be lent by mull, KKKl'i OF
POST.UiKj (.r ONK Dol.l.AH unit (i-twi-mitt) Ut Ur. J.
t. HOUUHTOX. No. tl Xurth KiirtitU ilreet. PhiUidelDhia.
Six lUPkti!?eti for five itnlliim. Ki-erv mu-knirti nrl hottl
brnr the written nature iM J. 8. HbUGUTON, AI. D.
le Pr.-prifliir.
!iM hy uiretitft in every tmvn in t)ie I'nitud Btatei, and
by iMpectHble illerp in Medirmet (;enenilly.
FOR SAI.K HY John W. Friluir. anBOeorto Krieht.
Sunburv. Vn.
Mnry A. Mot ay
John II. linnet
Hsiyea A McCormick,
H. j. (riMine,
John O. Heim,
William Deppii.,
Sunbnry, K..,ii. Mill. IttO.--
N'rthumferalnd.
Milttm,
Mt'1-.wenville,
Seliiirtuntve.
I'pper Muluintaiigo.
Mahonuy,
Bounty Land and Pension Agency,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Till- uiulcrsitml Attorney and Genera! Aflciit at the
City of WunhiiiKton, oH'crs his services in nrocuriiif
B-iunly lnidsaiul I'ensions lor tliose entillcd. licmg per
niuncntly l.H-ulcd ut the sent of Oovcrniiieiil, Willi a ttior
onli and luiniiiur uc.utilnljiice with the ncccMciry forms,
ami routine of liiisiin-sa, nnd havinc access lo Kt-fiiMers and
Kolis filed in t lie L. 14. war otfice, fie muuicmh-s facilities for
tho spt-ctly and sutisiuctory adjusluicnt of (iovornaieiit
claims of every kiml.
Hy n lure Ael of riaieress, )niiity Ijmd is (rriuited ta
ttle officers and soldiers of tfe Wnr of 'inl, and of llie van
rious Itiilinn niirs, since ITtHI. To thoso who served inns
months liUI acres; to lliose who served four nionlhs il
acres: and to those who served one month 411 acres.
Arrunpeineiils huve been nuiilc Willi :eiitlenK-n f tlia
I-iMl profession in ditrerent seetions of the L'oantry, for
the lis-iilion ui wiu-rtnils, anil llie suit, of the patents, when
isaiiciI, on ihc most udviiiitjiireoiis terms; for the iuvnu-nt
of tases, redeuiiilion of hinds, sold for tuxes; collection of
delns; mill lor Ihc lr.iin;i,-in,n ol eeiicral ijiw tmsiiiess, is
the different Stales anil Territories.
He tenders his services to menihcrs of the nrofession st a
distiinee, and when cluims in-iunal the tioveriunciit, are pre-
pnreil liy a ts-:il AKent. will uoate iuie hull Ins usual lee.
I'tie neceSMiry forms and instructions, and tuiorinutioii sn
all subjects iiiii-rt:uiiiir to u sili-cciisflil prosecution of tfua
oiisuiess, will lie liiriiislicd to regular correHHiimeuis with
out chame.
IVrsiius deririnir inf mnati ai of fricmls in the armv or
navv. will forwiirdto liim all Ihe imrt icnlura known of their
seivicc, toiiellier with a fee of one dollar, and Ihsir ennai-
ncs will tie replied to lo reliirn ol mull. All communica
tions Uj be (psksaU),; und aiidicssed to
CI1AKI.K C. Tl CKr.R,
( 1ST, P. tl.) Washington, 1). C
December 4, I foil.
GHEAT AHEIVAlTOF
WW7ILI.IAM HOOVER respectfully informs
WW his friends and customers that he has
just returned from Philadelphia, with an excellent
assortment ol
NEW GOODS,
which he oilers for sale st his new store at Mss
ser's Mill, Hollowing Run. These goods wera
selected with great care, and will be sold at tha
lowest prices.
Hit STOCK CONSISTS OF KVERY VARIETY, Vis
Dry Goods,
Suck as Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Muslins,
CaltUoes, Mousseline De Luines, Al
paccas. Merinos. t'lannelst
Cheeks, Ging
hams, fee.
ALSO:
An assortment of
HATS, CAP, Ol'M AND LEATHER SHOES.
QUEENSWAEE,
HARDWARE, IRON and STEEL, NAILS, &e ,
A general assortment of Groceries, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molas
ses, Spices, &.C.
Also sn assortment of Liquors, such as
Brandy, Rum, )Vhiskey, IHnei, 4 c.
(9" Produce of all kinds taken in exchange al
the highest market prices.
Hollowing Run, Nor. 23, IS&oV-ly..