SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAM0K1N JOURNAL.
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Poetry
From Ui Ohk Caliivstor. .
A Hcm Picture.
B
Fisher had
finished liis hard
day'
work, '
And be tat at hit cottage door ;
Hi tfood wife, Kate, aat by his idt,
And the moon-light danced on the floor ;
The , moon-light danced on the cottage
floor,
Fler brain were a clear and bright
At when he and Kate, twelve yeai before,
Talk'd love in her mellow light.
Ben Fisher had never a pipe of day,
And never a dram drank he ;
So he Wed at home with hi wire to tay,
And they chatted right merrily :
Rieht merrily chHtled they on, Ihe while
Her babe slept on her breast ;
While a chubby rogue, with rosy mile,
Ou bis father's knee found rest.
Ben told her how fast his potatoes grew,
And the corn in the lower field ;
And the wheat on the hill was grown to
eeQ . . -
And promised a glorious yield :
A glorious yield in ihe harvest lime,
And his orchard was doing fair ;
His heep and his stock were in their prime,
His farm all in good repair.
Kate said that her garden looked beautiful,
Her fowl and her calve were fat ;
That the butler that Tommy that morning
churned,
Would buy h m a Sunday hat ;
That Jenny for Pa a new shirt had made,
Anil 'twas done ton by the rule J
That Neddy the garden could nicely spade,
And Anna was ahead at school.
Ben slowly passed hi toil-worn hand
Thro' hi lock of grey I brown
"I tell you, Kate, what 1 think," said he,
W'H'rn thu hanoiest folk in town."
'I knnw aaid Kale, "that we all work
. I
Woik and health go together, I've found ;
For there' Mr. Bell doe not work" at all,
And she's sick the whole year round.
"They're worth their thousands, so people
say,
Rut I nn'er saw them happy ret
'Twould not bo me that would take their
And live in a constant fret.
My humble home has a light within,
Mrs Bell's sold could not buy,
Six healthy children, a merry heart,
And a husband's love lit eye."
I fancied a tear wa in Ben's eye,
The moon hone brighter and clearer,
1 could not tell why the man hould cry,
But he hitched up to Kate still nearer ;
He lean'd his head on her shoulder there,
And took her hand in his,
I guess (tho' 1 look'd at the moon just
then.)
That be left on her lip a kiss.
A STRING OF ITEMS-
Wit is the refractory pupil of Judgement.
Juccli.no with ourselves is the first step in
almost every wickedness.
Emerson's Works have just appeared in
French, under the title of "Essait de Philos
jihic Amcricaine."
Who sells his neighbor's credit at a low
rate, makes a market for others to buy bis
own at the same price.
The Bloomer Costume has broken out
simultaneously in various parts of Bucks
Couuty.
A touno woman in Providence has been
fined $20 and coals, for appearing in the
streets in male attire.
Throw i no rotton eggs is a favorite amuse
ment of some of the Cincinnatians. Eggs-
ccrable.
The Press. Messrs. Harper, of New
York, the leading publishers of this country,
have published 1285 works, comprised in
1686 volumes. Of these, 640 are original,
and 745 reprints.
The "Hornets' Nest and True Southern"
is debating the iniesiion whether the South
shall recede, secede, or jucseed. She seems
disposed to go to seed, at all events Low-
til American.
SnuNGE.The Roanoke (Va.) Bacon stale
that a hen, belonging to Mr. John Parish, of
that county, has hatched a brood of duels
from ' eggs of her own laying. Thi is cer
tainly the most remarkable produrt of the
day.
' HoiTicviTDsi l. One little "garden
patch" of our has been profitable, very, this
season. The bugs ate up the cucumbers,
the chicken's ate up Ihe bugs, the neigh
bor's cat ate the chickens, and we era now
in search of something that will eat the cats.
Massachusetts paper.
Patriotic Odb to Cuba 1
Will U B alave for A,
Chained to gang iu cluster
And C yo ir hopes D K !
Or join the Fillibuler ?
Cretinism has been discovered in Somer
setshire. In the land-looked villiage of
Chiselebrough, with 400 inhabitants, there
re four-and-tvrenly of these dwarfed,
swollen, idiulio violimi of mental and bodi
ly disease.
Scoi-DINO Who ever knew a Molding
person that wai able to govern a family 1 ; ' "a I""1 ulu. t "cry low jin
. , , . ... u .. ces fur cash or city acceptance.
What malrasi votIsa aoil.l 1 Harinliaia Ihotl I s '
cannot covern themselves. How then can
they govern others 1 Those who govern
well, are generally calm. They are prompt
and resolute, but steady and mild.
Paris Scandal. The Paris correspondent
of the New ork Commercial writes as
follows :
A lady, whose name is well known to the
public, has just lost a large sun) of money,
owing to s mistake she made in the value
of pulio slocks The Siecle stated next day
that the President bad paij ba debt. It
was contradicted by note communicated to
the press by Louis Napoleon, declaring the
falsehood of the charge, and tb,a.t "ihe Presi
dent has paid nothing for anybody, and has
nothing to pay for himself." The "biecle"
was wrong, for the debt has not yet been
paid.
fL - 1 . ll
same u.y mis journal was sioppou
i iuv p-si outce, anu its ponnurtor muicieu
Iji some othei artida
! WI! STUDY TO PLEASE
riMIE attend n of BiilLIm ami others, art respectl'iilt'
I itivltrd to lltn eatrusiva and well selected fttnrlt m(
BWII.DINO IIAHDWAHK Ann TOOl, now offered by
the aulorribrr, c.maitlnir In ran a follows:
Ameiican Front Isms; I .neks, npriaht, wHh night work,
plated or hraee fnrnitnro, of porcelain all rotors,
American Front Poor Ixx-kii, upright, plain, with
iiiflit work, plated ut brass furniture, or potorsitn nil
color.
American Front Door trfwka and Store Door, Horleon
tal or npriaht, liru furniture, or porrebiin all colore.
American Run Lorke, nil sixes and fluidities. While or
bras furniture, or porcelain all colore.
American Mortice Isicks, all aires, with plated, while or
braaa fnniitum, or porrelHin all cilora.
American Mortice laitrlies, all eie.es. with narterl wMW
Of riraaa lumitnre, or porcelain all eoloia.
American Mortice and Rim Ckiaot Locke, prilled 01 Unas
escutcheon, or porcehin ell colon.
American Prop, Sfip, Thumb, Gate, and Store Door
Latchee. '
Ann, Impnited Locke ami tjitctirnnf everv deacriptlon.
Baldwin', and American Butt Hinges, of aU aiaee, fart
or looee joint.
flintier, Onte, Ptrap, T.. end Bockrlap lliinee, all kinda.
Shutter, Onte, Door, Flnah, and Spring Bolt, uf wrought
or met iron and bra, everv ilrarripliisi.
Bcrews, Hpritr, Glue, rVud Puper of the beat quality.
Amcricnn Axle and Hum Axle Pulley, of every
variety.
American Buttons, pkiin or on pkitce, brats, Iron, or
bron ecd.
Amcricnn Nolie, plntcd, white, iron, or wood, all alnrf.
ftiRh-Cnrtt, common ami patent, with oilit-r erticlve too
nnmeroiiM o mention.
re- NAM J! and BASH-WE1GIITS at FACTOKY
PHICES.
Vr All Ooode delivered free or Cliane to env pert or
the City ami lliritricte.
At this establishment can be found one of the tarscat and
beat aaaortmcnle of White and Fancy Nobs for lx-k, Ac,
in Ihe City; enme paitcrne, of which, eauiiot be acen, or
obtained, at any other fttore. TOOLS.
ppeni ft Jnckann'a Hack, rnnel, Hand, and itipp aiwi,
imported exprcsstv for Hetnil sales, all ecleeted with wire.
Pole agent fin the celebrated Ponies, made by K. W. Car
penter, of Incnster, 'n.. being all mnde of split wood,
and the Bin ground and tried. Uonttv'a William' mnke
of Chisel, Axes, Hatchets, Drawing Knivn, Ac., all war
ranted goon.
I'nglra and Slack's make of Auger end Auger mils, all
Sizes
American Pqanrea and Fcvtls of every deacriptlon.
Amcricnn Itules, linage, SawKlt. Coiiipuaaea, Screw
drivers. Arc.
American C. B. Hammer, CIuw and Riveting, all atzea.
Anvil and Vices, all sizes.
Steel, Iron, and Wooden Braces, with C. 8. llitte, In
great vurietv.
W. Orenvee V Stm'a, Butcher'e and other celebrated
mskee of Chisels. Files, l'lune-lrotis, Vc, Ac.
Autlis' celctimleo carving Tools, nil slni)it'M.
Mnkiuc one of the liest and most extensive use irtmeitte
of Building Hnttlwnre and Tools in Ihe Male.
At this cstiibhtthment it is con idered a pleasure to. snow
the Good. You are invited to cull and examine the assort
ment, and hear the pricce asked, beiore purchasing else
where. Come ami ece ue.
1 ours, respectfully,
WM. M. McCU RK,
N'l SH7 Market St.. between Ttli end 8Ui. uiner side.
Philadelphia, April 1, 1B51. ly.
S50 FORFEIT.
Tn. HUNTER will forfeit $50, if failing to
cure any case of secret il incase that may
come under Ins care, no matter how long stand
ins or afflicting. Either sex nre invited to his
Private Rooms, 38 North SEVENTH Street,
Philadelphia, without fear of interruption hy otlv
er patients. Strangers and others who have
been unfortunato in the selection of a phvsirian
are invited to call. 1 hose who have injured
themselves by solitary vice are aUe) invited.
READ AINU REr LEU I . The afflicted
would do well to reflect before trusting; their
health, happiness, and in many cases their lives,
in the hands of physicians, ignorant of this class
of maladies. It is certainly impossible for one
man to understand all the ills tho human family
are subject to. Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch, in which he is mure success
ful than his brother professors, and to that ho de
votes most of his time and study.
1EAKS UK FKAUTIUE, exclusively duvo-
ted to the study and treatment of diseases of the
sexual organs, ogcthcr with ulcers upon the bo
dy, throat, nose, or legs, pains in the hesd or
bones, mercurial rhcumutisia, gravel, irregular!
tics, diseases arising from youthful excesses or
impurities of the blood, whereby the constitution
has become enfeebled, enables the Doctor to oiler
tpttdy relit to all who may place themselves
under lus esre.
Philadelphia, April 19, 1851 ly,
Valuable
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
flHE Subscriber who resides in Philadelphia,
JL oilers for sale the following property in Mil
ton, Northumberland county, viz: J he large
BRICK BUILDING
in upper Milton, formerly occupied by
Messrs Pattersons as a Carriage Makers Shop.
The building is GO feet front on upper Market
street, and 40 feet on Front street, and is two
stories high. Also a two story
BRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP,
40 by 85 feet, on the same premises. The lot is
on the corner of upper Market and Front streets,
and is 6b feet front, and 150 feet deep.
1 lie premises would be valuable tor a Foundry
or other manufacturing purposes, and will be sold
on reasonable and accommodating terms by ap
plying eiiucr 10 jauuu UAHl(l(iA,
Philadelphia,
J. r. V ULUiNULK, Esq.. Milton or
II. U. MA8SER, Esq , Suubury.
J-Iillailelpliia, Jan. 23, 1851 It-
Great Improvements ia making
trench Burr Mill Stones.
T)Y the use of
J K EX DK DISKS
improved cast iron
Kye which ia buitt
into the Kuuuer. en
a to all iw for the
weu oi tne ntone,
and h:ia a moveulilo
luiuuice - ryue and
driver a:i as to keep
the bulnnce of the
etoue without tram.
nung until
worn out. Our
etoek of Blocke ia
selected in France, end die best quality onlv used.
S ilid Burr Slimee from It to 3 loci in diameter with the
lower Stone to rim, ao as to prevent the runner cliokiiig
in the eye. Bolting Cloths of all nuinliers, cheap fur ceah.
Still Iroiieanu Mnut Mucliuiea lurunmed to order,
(irindstoues of aite-irted size, euiluule for Country Mer
chants, imported and lor aute by
j. t.. iui ciir.1.1..
No. It old Yoik Kind, neur the Indiun Pole.
Philadelphia, April 11, 1?51. tino.
STOVES! STOVES!
THE subscribers return their sincere thanks to
their customers, for lilieral encouragement
for the last year, and hope by strict attention in
ulling orders to meet with the same liberal patron
age. V e nave on hand the greatest vani ty or
patterns of any other foundry in the Lmted
Stales, and still adding to their numlier. Hive
us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Our slock
embraces a great variety of Cooking stoves, of the
most approved kinds, Parlor stoves lor wood or
coal, common stoves, cylinders of all kinds, and
odd plates of all kinds to rcpuir stoves.
far Hummer use, s small Stove, called bum
nier baker, new and suiierior Furnaces for burn.
ing charcoal or stone coal, lias ovens of several
ditl'orent patterns, lluke ovens, several patterns.
hitching pouts, Spout irons, and a variety of arti
cle III eutftltior. loo nnmorikiia to mention. 1 lin
Hardware trade can be supplied with common 4,
A few casks of suierior Caermnn black lead on
hand.
WARMCK At LI BRANDT.
Nohls st wharf, Delaware, PhUaik-liihia.
April IS, 1851. timo.
L. AV. II. GIESE,
(.1g tut for Henry I'mrr,)
LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Falls Dock, llalllmore.
nr LIBERAL ADVANCES wade on Con-
signments.
Lsttsss and Cosiusmists should be ad
dressed to
L. W.;il. CIESE, AgenL
May 10, 1851. 4 mo.
RAISINS, currants, citron, cheese, pepper
aauca, .c for sale by J. W. KRIL1NU
Bunbury, Dec. 8, IsHat
pt'RE WHITE BRANDY FOR PREHER-
V ING, just receive! and o aula by
H U. MA0SER.
Sept. 28, 1850.
wmLANK NOTES, w.ivif th. tiemption
bjj jp uw or aisuu, lor sale hy
I April t, 1951- . B. MASSEB.
i-rr iSSC
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Far Ihe Care ef
COUGHS, OOX.DS,
HOARSENESS, BnoiT
' OHXTIS, GROUP, ASTH.
1ZA, WHOOPIWO-OOUOH
, and oosrsunxpTioza'.
The nniform success which has attended the
use of fids preparation its salutary cfl'eet iis
power to relieve and cure affections of the
Lungs, have gained for it a celebrity equalled by
no other medicine. Wo offer it to the afllictcd
with entire confidence in ils virtues, and the full
belief that !t will subdue and remove the severest
attacks of disease upon the throat and Lungs.
These results, as they become publicly known,
very naturally attract the attention of medical
rmen and philnntropiula everywhere. M'liat is
their opinion of CHERRY PECTORAL may bs
seen in tho following :
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.,
Prof. Silrgiry Mei. Collrge, iV Tori, tnyt :
"It gives me pleasure to certify Ihe value and
efficacy of Ayer's CHERRY PECTORAL,
which I consider peculiarly adapted to cure discs,
scs of the Throat and Lungs."
THE KT. REV. LOUD BISHOP FIELD.
writes in a letter to his friend, who was sinking
under an affection of the Lungs : "Try the
CHERRY PECTORAL and if any medicine
can give you relief, with the blessing of God that
will."
CHIEF JUSTICE EURT1S,
of Louisiana, writes "That a young daughter of
his was cured of several severe attacks of Croup
by the CHERRY PECTORAL.
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
Tt,t Canadian Journal of Medical Science
states, "That Asthma and Bronchitis so prevalent
in this inclement climate, hns yielded with surpri
sing rapidity to Ayer's CHE SKY PECTORAL
and wc cannot too strongly recommend this skill
ful preparation to tho Prolession and public gen
ernlly."
Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself:
Ha m ro it ii, Jan. 20, 1847.
Dr. J. C. Ayer -Dear Sir : Having been res
cued from a painful and dangerous disease by
your medicine, gratitude prompts me In send you
this acknowledgment, not only in justice to you.
hut for the information of others in like ulllic
lion.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected nt first,
became so severe that spitting of blood, a violent
cough and profuse night sweats followed and fas
tened upon me. I became emaciated, could not
sleep, was distressed by my cough, und a pain
through my chest, and in short hud all the alarm
ing syiiitoms of quick consumption. No mcJi
cine seemed at all to reach my ease, until I provi
dcntially tried your CHERRY PECTORAL,
which soon relieved and no'.r has cured me.
Yours with respect. E. A. STEWART
Alhast, N. Y. April 17, 1848.
Dr. Ayer, Lowell Dear Sir . I have for years
been afllicted with Asthma in tho worst form
that I have been obliged to sleep in my chair for
a larger part of the time, being unable to breathe
on my bed. I had tried a great many medicines,
to no purpose, until my Physician prescribed, as
an experiment, your C HLIiKl 1'btIUKAb.
At hrst it seemed to make me worse, but
less than a week I begun to experience the most
gratifying relief from its use; and now, in four
weeks, the disease is entirely removed. I can
sleep on my bed with comfort, and enjoy a state
ef health which I had never expected to enjov
GEORGE 8. FARRANt
rniPAnr.n iii.c.iuh, chemist, low ell, mass,
l tr Sold by Henry Masser, Sunbury ; Mary
A. McCay, Northumberland Dr. liearliart, 8c,
linsgrovc; Dr. Bickly, Danville, and Druggists
generally.
Feb. 15, 1851. Iyc3in
AMERICAN HOUSE,
P0TTSVILLE, PA.
1RS. MARY WEAVER respectfully infonm
L'- the public and travelling community general
ly, that she has opened this large and commodious
HOTEL, furnished in a sujierior style. From
her long experience in the business of a first rate
Hotel, and well known reputation to accommo
date, her customers may dcM?nd on being supplied
with every thing conducive to their comfort and
convenience.
Feb. 15. 1851. tf
LAWPENCE HOUSE.
SUNBTJRY, PA,
THE subscriber respectfully informs her friends
and the public generally, that she has taken
the above well known stand nearly opposite the
Court House, lately occupied by Mr. j. C. Per
kins. She trusts that her experience in business,
and her efforts to make her guests comfortublo,
will give entire satisfaction to those who may fa
vor her with their custom.
ANN C. MORRIS
March 8, 1851 tf.
TRBVORTON HOUSE.
TREVORTON, PA.
riHE sulwcrilier resiectfully intorms the puU'.
JL that he hns opened a Public House, in ti t
new towu of Trcvorton, Norlhtimlierland rounty
and that he is welt prepared to accommodate his
gucets in the best manner. His house is locstcal
nearly oppniiita the Company's Store. He is also
provided with gond sUibling sufficient for 20 hor
ses. He InisU by prompt and careful attention
to business to meet a sbure of the public patron,
age. HENRY 11- WEAVER.
Trcvorton, Jan- 11, 1850 tf
BOUNTY lAD
AMI PKNSION AGKNCY.
The alteiition of the public is called to the ad
vertiacineut of Mr- Churlcs C Tucker, Attorney
and Agent at Washigton City- Persons hav
ing claims for bounty Lands or Pensions are in
formed that the subscrilier has made arrangements
for the requisite furms, and claimants calling at
his otliee, can have their papers prepared and
forwsrded to Mr- Tucker at Washington, and
by him be properly attended to before the De
partment there.
II. B. MASSER.
Suubury, Juu. 18, 1831-
ESSENCE OF
J A 31 A 1 C A G1NG K It .
MAIM- from ihe lies! Jmimica Giuirer, all the valuable
iiiediciuxl properly i" which it will be found to oa-ai-a
in a e iiivenn-ul ami concentrated f.iriu.
It is a luwt ellu ient ami ul Uie Kilue lime Iniiiiileaa, eeitll)
sliiuuLniiiK I' line l r the Moiim-h, and will lie found very
himelii-iul in relieving the puiulul and Uiatressnig leellii);
uciviaimied hy Ihe iiu:irrU ucli-.ll of thi iuiorlant itrnjii,
r row null loft wllllle iuh-sjhhhiiiii uikcn in a wiue-gaiM-ful
of wueleiied wut.it will iiuuiolulely reiuove the Wutu
leucy amloppresaiiHi resulliiig I'roul iudiuestioii, uial il tuken
two or ihiee limes iWily, as required, will be found highly
useful azainal Ilia luMllude aixl acuae ol sinWiim ul Ibesbilll-
auh and U-oilcin-y tu iu disordered ucniou ovciuiioiuxl by the
euervulin edeel of the summer lieuts, or fill iwinaruller ia
diatiuaiiiuii, and lor ervreeliug Hie incipient sUges uf dian
hrpa, o.
It i aleo an excellent medicine for those who hove in
jured the toue o( their st outsells by the iiuiik derate use of
iiiuuucaiiiig nuuora, ny Ha augatiy etiuiuaiiiinr eunri unm
la aUHiuu-h removing the craving for stimulant, while a)
has no iuiurioua avli.iu ou the brain, and ia uot euoeeaded
by fueliuxa of depreaaiuu, whkh alwuys follow the lua of
enxrieiHO auuKlBUHe.
A few drop aifclnd to magnesia, rhubarb nr other purga
tive medicines, will render Ihenl more acceptable lo Uie
cwaca ami prevwu the griping whieti ia apt lo aeowapau
lac eMu. i
PREPARED ONLT l)T
AM BROS K SMITH,
uuucumr and ciikmist.
N. E. toner of 1th and Chestnut Sheets.
rkuatktukia, Auril U, USt -If
A CALL TO HOUSEKEEPERS '
At tlio Cabinet Ware Koom of
SEB'N IIOUPT & CO.
Market Bqaare,
Also at the corner of fotrw street If the Railroad
BUAbUllY, PA.
Thankful for the patronage of his friends and
customers during the 17 years he has been in busi
ness ki this place, he solicits from the public a con
tinunnce of their favors. During this period he
hns endeavored to keep up with the improvements
of the day, and hss accordingly extended his busi
ness in every lirancn and variety. The public are
therefore invited to the attention of the present
stock of
CAIUNRT WATIF. AND CHAINS,
MAN'.TAcTunicn ny
SEEASTIAN H0TJPT & CO.
At the Old Stand.
Where in addition to their former stock of the
establishment they now manufacture
Mahogony, Walnut & Cane-Seat Chairs,
Larsre Sprinir Seat Rocking Chairs,
Vressinir Bureau, Centre Tables,
MarbU Top Wash Stands,
and a variety of other
new style und
Fashionable .Furniture.
Having secured a Hearse and made the neees-
snry arrangements for the purpose, they are now
preparen lor undertaking in all its branches, in
Ibis vicinity or at any convenient distance.
Ye maid and mistrcssr, and Imshanils too,
Here's furniture of every style and hne,
From side boards down to kitchen tnblrs,
From rocking clmirs to tockiim cradles
Slionld yon not have the ready Jobs to pay,
We'll wnit awhile for n brighter better day,
Or tnke potiitoee, oats, corn, wheel suit rye j
nnrk, hoop pr.i , slave, or lumber wet and dry,
Or any tiling but yokes nod tlircrtiiug flail,
From piir and lurklce down to little qnaila.
Come on then friend, cinne one end ell,
Keep trade a moving, so "pice on the hull."
I v" Orders from a ilialiinconroinntlv attended
lo and work of all kinds delivered with dispatch.
Sunhury, March 0, 1850. If
T. S. EOBST'S
AND WATCH ESTABLISHMENT
In Selinsgrove, Pa,
Clocks, Watt'livi mid Jewelry,
T EPAIRED in the best manner and warranted
--'to perform well.
All work intrusted to his care will be strictly
attended to.
fcclinagrovc, Nov. 30. 1850. tf.
PHIIiADULPIlIt
RXSDXCAIi HOUSE,
ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS AGO BY
DP. KINKELIN,
A W. Comer of Third and Union Streets,
BETWEEN SPRUCE AND PIN K STREET.
PIIILADELrHIA,
IJMFTKKN YKAHS of rxteiuuve Bin) uninterrupted
pruciifsj lR-nl in On cily Imve rendered Dr. K. the
mt cjirt and ucc(uiul pructilitmer fur and near,
in the treMtiieut ot itll discuses ul'a privute nature. Peranui
111 ic ted with nlceia upon the lxdy, tlinuit, or leg if, pains in
the heudnr nunes, iituienriid rheumatism, mrieture. grnvel,
disease arising inmi yniithtuH excesses nr impurities o tho
blood, whereby the constitution 1ms become cuReblud, are
all trenled with success.
lie who placet himself under the care of Dr. K.. mnv re
ligiously confide in his honor us a gentleman, and coitbdeut
y rely upon bis skill us a thysirimi.
TAKK l'AIlTICLXAR NOTICE.
Young Men who have injured themselves hy a cerlnin
pi notice indulged in a habit frequently hunted from evil
companions or tit scli'Kil -the effects ot which are nifrhlly
felt, even when its lee p, and destroy both mind and body,
should apply itmneduitely. Weakliest, and constitutional
debility Ions of muscular energy, physical lassitude and (ren
end prostration, irritability nud nil nervous affections, indi
gestion, sluguisliness of the livei, and every disenseiu any
way connected with the disorder of the procreutivt func
tion cured, and lull vigor restored.
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A vigorous life or a premature death.
KINKEI.I.X on Self Pr. serration.
ONLY 85 CENTS.
Thi D k)st published is filled with useful ttifurmntion
on the iiiliruutics aurl liiciir if the trciicriitive Orenu.
It ,Un:in nu ll alike to VOI.'TH, MA.M1UUU and OLD
ACK, and should be read hy all.
The valuable udvice and impressive warnine; it gives,
will prevent years ol" misery and suUeriug and save annual
ly Tliouminda ol' Lives.
Parent )v reading it will Icurn how lo prevent lite des
truction of their children.
A remlttimce of cents, enchised In a letter, ad
dressed to 1)11. KIMvKUN, X. W. corner of THIRD
I'XIOX Streets, between Spruce A: Pine, Philadelphia,
will ensure a b"k, under envelope, per return H mail.
Persons nt a distance limy nddress Dr. K. by letter, (post
paid,) iid becureil at home.
PACKAUKS OF ,MK.DIOIXr.S, DIRKCTIONS, ke.,
forwanled hy aendine; a remittance, aial pul up aecuie from
DAM AUK nr L'l'KOITV.
Buok.aeller. New Aeents. Pedhirs, Canvnssers, and all
others supplied with the above work at very low rates.
cepteunier , ikvi ly.
VM. M'CAKTY,
BOOK8KLLKH,
Broadway,
SUNBTJRY, PA.
TTAS recently received, among other articles, s
great variety of New, Cheap and Entertuiii-
ing publications such as
Coopers novels, complete or separate.
Herberts Do Rod well,
Dumas do Trollope,
Sue do Halliburton,
Keyndols do Jlarrjutt,
Cockton do Orcy,
Maiwell do Marsh,
Jerrold do A iusworlh,
Morris do
At the low price of from 25 to 50 cts r volume.
ISunbury, Kept. VS. 1WU, u.
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
jisncK or Tim rcicE,
Sunbury, Pa.
OlTice in Deer Street, immediately opiiosite the
Public NmiooI Houae.
7" Monica collected and ail business nioinullv and care
fully atleiultit lo.
April SO, 1850.
TJROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN-
1 1 (JER, an excellent article.
Rah wax's Medicated Soup for sun burns, tan,
tetter, eke.
Hadway's Circassian llalm, for the hair dand
rull'Ac.
liadway a Kcady Relief for Cramps, Cholic,
Cholera .Morbus, etc. for sale by
II. li. MASSER.
Sunbury, ug. 3, 1850.
CJTONK Ware, Earthen Ware, Raisins, Al-
pj) monds, V unca and Cream Nuts.
Pluues of all kinds.
Salt and Plaster. Juat received and for sale
by JOHN W. FKILINU.
Sunbury, Dec. 29, 1819.
BOOKS and Gold Pens. On hand several cop
ies of the life of Christ, and also a numlier of
gold pens which we will acll at Uie Philadelphia
prices, f or sale at tills ollice.
fr ENNEDV'S
PATENT SA.S1I FAS
SL TE.MNUd. A cheap and excellent arti
cle lor fautuuiug sash for sale by
J. W. FRILING
Sunbury, July 7, 1819,
ILEY'S COVGII CANDY. An excel
lent remedy fur cougba, colds. For sale
at this oilics)
fi ISSUE PAPER Yellow Tissuo paper for
1 covering glaaeea, ic- for sals at the olfiee oi
the American.
fURSINQ BOTTLES B reast pumps, and
nipple tubes. A supply of these useful arti-
cles just received and for sale by '
- JOHN W FRIIJNO
Sunbury, Jan. 18, 1851 tf
BLANK DEEDS printed on the best quality
cf parchment'paper, sold at the lowest prices
l this oJlu-e, liy wuolesale and reUU.
AJYOTIIE n SCIKA'TIFIC WOJWtEU.
PEPSIN!
TIIETRUE
j DIGESTIVE FLUID,
I GASTRIC JUICE! '?
A ORE A DTTSPErSI A CURE It,
Prepared fromTtKNNKT, or the fonrth Womnth of the
I Ox, after diiectinn of BAftON I.IKIlln, the grent
Physiological Chemin, by I. S. HofOIITON, M.D.,
No. ll, Nnrth KlghtJi Sreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
Tnis Is a truly wonderful remeily for lNDIOEclTION,
, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICR, I.IVKR COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DHBIUTY, Curing after Nn-
Inre'a owo method, by Nature's own sjent, the Unstrie
Juice
tr Half a teanpnonful of thi Fluid, Infused in wnter
will dtgeat nr dissolve, Five Pound of Huuit lleef In
about two hoars, out of the (toinm-h. i
' DIGESTION. .
DKiRSTION is eliieily pen'ormcd m the toinnuh by the
aid of u Hiiid which hecly eiuih from Ihe inner pint
ol that orgun, when iu a utile ol health, culled Ihe Ijiirtrio
Juice. Tin fluid in the (Jreat H ilvcnt of the Fl, the
Purifying, Preserving, and Sliiinilnting Aceul of theski-
mncn uiul Intestines. Without inhere will he no ilirjes
tirn. no conversion of f.nl into litmxl, and no niiliilion
of tlio lirnty i but rather n foul, torpid, puinliil, and ileeiruc
live ciauliti.ai ol the whole digestive aip,ir.iti. A wiaik,
half dead, or injured utoiuich pmluc-s no gil tjnstric
Juice, audhencethe diseuse, distress nud debility which
ensue.
PKPSIN AND RENNET. .
TKl'SIN is Ihe chief clement, or grout Digesting Pnnci
pleol the (Justric Juice, it i liiuud iu great nliiiiiibnce Iu
Ihe uli, I parts of the huinnn toittm-li alter dentil, and s ime
times cnusi-a Uie stomach to digust itself, or eal itself up.
It is also found in the alomiich of nniuuds, as the ox, culf,
i,' i i" t,,a ,nate""l uswl by farmers ill iimkinir eheeke,
e-llleil Keiinet, Ihe effect of which has l.nnr lieen the Bieriul
woniler ol I licvlalry. The cunlliug of miik is the lirrt pro
cess or dirrentiuii. Relink p ,..,-,,,. antonicliiiiir p,iwcr.
1 he stomach of a eslf will nmlle nenrlvone ihinneunl times
itsmni wenrht of milk. Bar.. ,jei,jK ,,,, ,,t, ..()
pnrt of cpiu diw.lved in ainv II snnj ,.,ru of water ,
will digest liie.it nnd other f, . Dicunl noiiuieh pro.
duce no ifr,,l Uuatiie Juice, Hcinii-t or lepsin. To , ,w
hnl Ihis want may be perfectly supplied, we quote the f .1
lowlllg SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
HAIION MKIlin, in hi cclehratcil work on Anlmnl
Lhemntiy, says: "An Arlilicial Digustivn Plaid uunluirou
In Ihe Umlric Juice, may be reuililv prepurcd from the iiin
coii ineiiilirnne of . stomuch of the calf, in which viiriou.
articlesof ikI, na meat nml ep-,rs, will 1 soiieual. chuie-
eil, ruin uigested, just in the same manner Ms they would lie
...U .M.iii.ii, Cl-Mlllll'll."
.",;.','''"'.''"' '" ls fain ii Ircntise rn "Pox! and
uiei," pulilialiul by Fowlers .V Well. New York, imee
.a. states ihe anmc gre.it fact, nml dcscrilcs ihe nii-thtxl of
nrepnnuion. j Here uie few lugliur uutlioriiiue Hum Di
Perelni.
1)1. COMBR, in his valuable writing on lhe"Phviologv
V'Sc""""-""1'a,:"',,l that "a diuiiiiution ol the due tpian-
... o,c ...iBinc juice is ti prominent and nll-prcvniliue
cause ol Dyspcpsmj" nud he stale that ' tliaiingtiisheil
professor of medicine in lni,l,iii, who was severely ulllict
ol with this complaint, findiiif every thimr else to fail, had
recourse to the Gastric Juice, olilniiied from the st utiach of
living animals, which proved completely successful."
Dr. till A II AM, nnlhorof Ihe famous works en 'Veire
bible Dili." sayat "il is a reiunrkahle fuel iu physin.,v.
that the stoin-iehs of imiiniils. maccmled iu wider. iiiiia'rt
to the fluid the ptopeity of diss .Ivins vnrimis urticles of
fiaal. and of eileciiuir a kind of urtilii-iul digestion of them
III no wise dillerenl from the natiind diirestive proce ss "
Dr. SIMON'S great work, the "f 'heuiiiarv of Man,"
(I.en4 Blaneli-ud, Philn. IMO, pp. 3SI-S) piy: "The dis
covery of PKPSIN forms n new era in the chemical history
of Dnreslion. From recent rxpctiuients we know th it
fisnl is dissolved ti rapidly in nil nrtifieinl ili-.-eslive Mi, 1,1.
prepnteu iioin rcpsin, us il i iu the natural (JuHiic Juico
Itself,'
Pinfcss r Dl'NOMPON or the Ji-ITer in Pollegc, Phi'.'
ilelphin. in hi grent work on llainnii Phvai-il-nrv. devote
more lliiin liity pupes t nn exaiuiiuilion of this siibjeet
III eXienmeiits with Dr. Ilenum nit, on the i;aslrie Juice
obuiiiu-l from the livina hiiiii in htomach nn I from nuimul,,
are well kiaiwn. "In nil r-iara," he says, diircstiou occur,
red as pen'eclly in the artificial as in the iiatnnililistions.'i
AS A DYSPEPSIA CIT.ER,
f)r. IIOHmiTON'S preparation of PKPSIN hn ppxlu
cihI th -nost iiiurvell ma irTi-c-lB. curing casm of DehiMlv.
Kmaci on. Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Oonniinpti m,
supposed to be on the very verge ol the crave. II is im
rmeaible to give Ihe details of ease in the limit of thi ad
vertisement hut niilheiiliealeil certificate l-nvc been given
of more linn TWO lll'MWKD Itl-'.M MtKAIll.K
CI RKS, m Philad. lpliin. New York, und 11 st -n alone
, nvwc weie iieai iv nil ilespernte caeee, and tfiu cure were
not only rapid unit wonderful, btit permanent.
ll is n L-reut NliltVOIS AXTIDOTE, nud pnrlicul irlv
iiicful f. tendency M b.li ms di-irder, I.iver Comol-ii .l.
t-'rTeV1""1 Arine, or hudlv trjnliil Fevi-r nud Aiuc. und the
evil efleets of (Jiiiuine, .Mercury, und oilier drug iifioii Ihe
Digestive orinius, nl'lei n long siekuefui. Also, for enees
in cutme;, nnd Ihe loci free uc of uidc-ut iplrii. It almost
reconcile Health with liiteinpcniiice.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There i no form of Or.n STfir ifir rrixnii. u-N
which it diK not eem to reneh nml r ova nt once. No
mailer how lad they mny Iw. it JIVI-:r INSTANT III-:-I.IKF!
A siii'iledoe remove nil the unpleasant svuip
toms, and it only needs to lie repeulnl. for n short time, to
muke lliewg-skletTeia neniianeut. Pl ltlTY OK lil.OOl)
and V1UOK OF HllDV, follow ut once. It is pnrticularlv
excellent ill cases of Nioisen, Voiuitine. Cniiuns. SoieiieKS
f the pit of the floniuch distress nfler entniir. low. cold.
late of the IJI. ami, H.-uviiies. 1iwuuss ol ."..irils. Desp hi
tlcney, Kinaeiatii.n, Weukiica, tendency to liucuiilv, Sui
cnle, Ac.
Price. ON R DOLLAR ner b litis. Hoe 1, .III,. v,ll ol'len
effect a luslimr cure.
PEPSIN' IX POWDERS.
CT SF.NT HY .MAIL, FllKK OF POST A OK.
For COIIVCIIietlCP of Seitilii. lo nil nnrls of lli eoitMliv
lheDIOKSTIVK.MATTF.lt OF THU PF.PSIN is iil ii.
in the lorm of Powders, with directions to be diss lived ii
water or syrup, by the patient. These powder contain
juat the anme matter na the Is.llles, but twice Ihe ipiuuiitv
for the snine puce, nml will lie sent by mail, FltF.K OF
1-iir.l .M.f. , lor tlNK Dlll.l.AH sent (p osl-iwirl) ti Dr. J.
U10fUU I'ON, No. II North F.ighih street, I'liiladelphia.
Six nnckaires for five dollars. Kcerv auieW-no-e nml t an
lieur Ihe wiillcu signature of J. 8. HOL'liiiTON, .M. D.,
sole Proprietor.
Sold bv iitfenls in everv town in the I'xiieil fti-.ies n,ul
u) "I'eemoic ui.-:iiers iu iiieiiieines generally.
FOR SA1.K BY John W
Frilinif, and Georj;o lUiclit
Suuliurv, I'u.
Mary A. McCny
John II. itnser
lluvc & McCnrmicli,
. J. l'roue,
John ti. Iteiin,
Williiim Deppin,
Suubury, Sept. 14th, IBM
Norttmmlrcraliifl.
Mlih'll,
Mi-ICwi'iinviHe,
Si.liiiirrivi,t
l'lpvr .MahauUiit
Muliutiu) .
PHILA. AUD READIN3 EAILR0AL,
Sl.MMI.Il AI!HAMiEMi:T FROM
rillLADF.IJ'lIlA AND PO TT.SVIL,1.K.
Fares Ueduecd.
rqr:
JiUZl.JjSFmi. Iti
Office of the Philn. If RcmliHg Railroad Co.
I'imadelplna, March 2t, 18ol.
Two Passenger Trains Daily, (except Sunday.)
ON and after April 1st, 1851 two trains will
lie run each way, daily, between Philadel
phia and Poltsvillo
MOUXIXG LIXK.
Leaves Philadelphia at 7J A. M., daily except
ftuntluys.
Leaves Pottsville at 7 A. M. daily except Sun
days. AFTERXOOX LIXK.
Leaves Philadelphia ut 3J o'clock, daily, except
Sunduva.
1-cavca Pottsville at 3J o'clock, daily, except
Sundays.
FARES,
Between Philadelphia and Pottsville, 3.75
1st class cars und fi'i.'iS 2d class cars.
Between Philadelphia and Reading, St. 75 1st
class cars and !21.45 2d class cats.
DeHt in Philadelphia, corner of Broad ami
ine Streets.
Passengers cannot cuter the cars unless provi.
ded with Tickets.
NOTICE Fifty pounds of baggage will be al
lowed to caeil passenger lit these lines : and ias-
sengers are expressly prohibited from taking any.
tiling as baggage but their wearing apparel, which
will beat Uie risk of ils owner.
By order of the Board of Managers.
B. BRADFORD,
April 19, 1851. Secretary.
" "I1TE! I1TE! I1TE!
BOUREAU'S
Indestructible and Indelliblo
WEITINO INK FACTORY.
No. 1 JSoulA 3'AiYiJ street.
j 1 ERC1IANTS and the Writing community
are requested to call and examine this INK,
which Is murrautej not to eorrmJt Metullie J'rut,
nor change its Color.
Vt lioleuale and Retail,
No. 1 SoulU Third street, Philailclplua.
A liboral discount made to Merchants and the
Trade
For sale by II. B. Masser, agent for Sunbury
November 9, 1850 ly.
Valuable Ifoolia.
LIFE or CiiaisT, handsomely bound, D'Au-
iVa Histoit or ths IttroanATtos,
Blask Dai-souks asb Lioesas, full bounded.
For sale at the publishers prices by
li. B. MASSER
Sunbury, July 14, 1819
PANIC NOTE .TABLE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
PENNSYLVANIA.
CtTT or PHILMIELNH
MArWACAfSETTf.
All solvent hauka dis
KHODK ISLAND.
All ,lveut Imuks di
CONNF.CTICUT.
All solvent Imuka dis
NEW YORK,
cirv.
u. S. Jjnuk ikhc lAdis
nu varein nuiiKS m
colrKTav
Hitiik of Cluimlicrburg 1 di
......n ... . nenier O. par
Hunk of Del. Co. Cheater Jmr
...Minoi iT,nirmiuowil
Hank of Gettysburg
Hank of Lcwiitown
Hank of A iddl.-tou n
imrlAtl solvent Isuiks dS
111 Lff UK notes under M I ms
t'OIIXTBV
1 di
All solvent Ismks 1 di
M'nilgomery Co Hank
par
NKW JKIIBKY.
Hank of Northumbcrl'iid. pnilllr
Hank nf Pittsburg 1 dis'tle
Ilelvidere Hnuk 1
f?omm..reial ll.o.b- I diS
Hank of Dnnvilla purl Far. Hank Mont Holly par
Cnrhsle Ilnnk 1 di F. M.. Mi.ldlctown PI. pur
Columbia H'k ffge Co trMeehiinle' Ilk, Newark r
Doyelstown Hunk pnr;Mech. Ilk of llnrliiiirton par
F.iioii R.nk pnrl.Mi-ch. A- Man. Bit Trent pr
K.rie Hank 3 ilisj.Morris Co llauk I di
Kxehairje H'k Piltstinrg I diNewnrk llk'g & In. Co J di
F.ai-himce H'k, Itriiiieli I disfOriiure llnnk Jells
Fanners' H'k, Hacks Co nur'l'e iple's Hk Pntlsrsnn j di
i-ariners' hk, l jiiic.-tRter par I rlncelon llnnk (sir
Fanners' Ilk. Rending pnr, Salem lliiiikiur Co, pur
Fnrm. Kk Hchnvlkill Co p-trlSeincrret Co ilauk dis
F At D. Hk Wiii nesh'g U,lis State Hnuk nt Cumdcii imr
Fmiiklui Hk. YViish'u ijdi Slide Ilk Klizalslhton 1 dis
llinistmnr Hnuk 1 dis Pmtc Hunk Newark J dis
Hnncwlnlo H.-oik , I di Suite Ilk. N. Hrunswick pnr
Ijincaslcr Hank nnr.Suns x linuk. Newtiai I ilit
.elwiliou Hank rrroitoii Itttiikhtv fii nnr
Mereh. A Mun. llnnk 1 disll' nion K-ink. Dover I dis
Aliucis' li'k, I'ollsville perYnnl!evv'lerDell)rC" isdia
Moiiong-il.elu Hnok I diiiyllk note under f,1 1 di
I'nylorsvV OelH'eCo lo disl DIM-AWARK.
Wesl Ilrnueh llnnk pur nnnk of Delaware pnr
Wyoming Ilk, Wilkcsb'c purlltniik of Smyrna pnr
,-!,., .' 1 ills Uelinvnro Ully IIiiiik
par
VV Ilelicf Holes t .li.
Ilk Wilmir'n A llraiiilyw. pm
Farmer' Hk St Delaware pnr
MAINK.
Dnnk of Whel,K-k ft dis
Mercantile Hk, Hangor lli.li,
All lveut hnuk 3 ujH
NKW IIAMI'SIIIRI-!.
I uiiai Hank. AViliiunglon fiar
IV t'nder W di
OHIO.
All Advent lunik 3 di
All lveitt Iwink di
ttHk note under fi' 4 di
t i-.ii in i.n j .
Hnuk of St A IK-iiia 3 ill
NORTH CAROLINA.
All odvciit Isinka di
I y Under 3 s, SJ dii
All a il vent bunks ) dis
A VI J IS T E S 13 TS E3 T
Bounty Land and Pension Agency,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
rpilK iindersigiiHl Attorney nml Uenenil Agent at the
J. Cily ol ushuigloii, oiler hi. .ervice. in prururiiig
llolinty l.-uid and Peusi-m fir lli,e eulilkil. Ileing ficr
iinueiillyl c.it.diit ll,es,-.it of li .verinneiil, with u ti,.,r
ouahniid laiiiilmr neipiuiutanee with the necessary forms,
am loutiue in business, nml having ucecss to Iti-gts'tcra nud
Rolls filed in the I . S. WW Olfiee. he presses iMe'llllies f
the apiwlj. mid a-llislaitory adjustment ul U ivorilincnl
cUiiiiis ol every kind.
Hy n late Act ..f Ciliitreiw, Homily ld is grunted In
the . -triecrs mid soldiers of the war of IMS. nnd of ll,e vnri
ri ai Indiun wars, since 1714). To those who served nine
in-'Ml l,s 10,1 ueresj to III -sc. tvl servetl four liloiitlis bO
ucre; untl to 111-.ue who Merved one m-nilh 411 acre.
Arnmgeineiita Imve bee ude wilh gentleuien of Ihe
lgnl prolession imbirercnt sinlioii of Hie Coimlry, for
the hs'.-iliou of wnrrunls, nud the sale of the putciils, when
issued, on the most udvniiUiguous t.Tins; for the payment
ol tines, redemption of land, ild fir luxes; c llecliou ol
debts: und for the transaction of general Imw hiuinesa, iu
the dillerctit Slates nnd 'i'erritori, s.
ii it-iioeis ms sen lees I , lucuiliers o tile profi-ssloll ot a
iliilnnee. and when claims niraiusl the t'iveruuieiit. nre pre
pared hy u l-s-ul Agent, will ulnle one hall his usual fi e.
i nc neeesKiry lorms nml lutriictioiis, und luioruiatiou on
nu siinjii'TS apperiuioliii: I u u resfli,l prosecutioii ol this
business, will be furnished to regular C'orresp, indents with
out i-hurce.
Persons ilcsirlmr informal! m of fri-ml in thennuy or
navy, will forward to him nil the particular known of their
seiviec, together Willi il fee of one dollar, nml their enqui
ries will he reolied to l,v return of unil. All cumin,
lions to be (IMtKt'Ain.) und uil-lrcssed 1 1
(.'HAKI.I'.S C. TL'l'KKR,
(II s 167, P. O.) Wnshinato,!, o. c.
Dei-eiiil,er S-, ll-.H).
DCCTCP. TC'JP.SELP I
I
I'K 25 C i:TS II!
I! T MKANSOP TI1K PotKr.T
Esei'Lipit s, or, Every one
liis own Physician ! thirti
eth edition, with upwards of
liuinlietl engravings, show
ing peculiar diseases iu cc
ry shnpc attd form, and mul
formatious of lim gencratie
system,
by tut. Yorxn, si. n.
The time has now arrived
that peisnns stillering from
secret diseases, need nn more become the victim
of Quackery, as by the proscriptions contained in
this book any one may cure himself, without hind
rance to business, or the knowledge of any one,
and with one tenth the usual ex pence. In addi
tion lo the general routine of private disease, it
fully explains the cause of manhood's early decline,
with, observations on marriage besides many
other derangements which it would not be pro
per lo enumerate.
Any person sending Twnvrr-rivE rt:tTS
enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy Uf this
nook, by mail, or Uc copies will l c sent for one
dollar. Address, "1)I. W. YOUNG. No. l.VJ
.SPRUCE Street. PHILADELPHIA." Post-paid.
tfDR. YOUNG can bo consulted on any of
the Diseases described in his dill'etent publications.
nt his Ollice, 152 SPRIX'E Street, every day be
tween !) and 3 o'elo. k. (Siindavs'cxcepted.)
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, 1S50. ly.
PATENT JAPAN E1ACKIN0.
Manufactory, Nn. 50 CHESTNUT Si reel,
MEDAL, awarded by the FRANKLIN IN
STITUTE of Philadelphia in October,
AND Till'.
FIltsT TREMIUM by the MARYLAND IN
STITUTE, tit Baltimore, Nov. ISiSand HI 9.
J'hiliu.ljfn'a, October SfiA, IRIS.
I have used J. Wcllur's Patent Japan Liijuid
and Paste Blacking fur some nine months, and
am happy to say that it surpasses any blacking
that I have used these twenty odd ycarj. I Hud
it holds Ihe polish and preserves the leather bet
thr than any blacking that I have ever tried.
A.XU1IKW R. ClItMHKIIS.
No. C7 Chestnut Street,
Win. CUPJIEY, Manufacturer.
Successor lo J. WELLAU,
No. 50 Chestnut .Street, above Second.
November, 9, 1S.10 ly.
AND
BOO T-T REE MAKER,
So. 95 Race Street.
Second door below Third,
rHILADKLPIIIA.
VV HERE ull kinds of lasts, &c, of the latest
style and best material, are manufactured
on reasonable terms.
All orders promptly and punctually uttended to.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, 1850. ly.
LIQUOllS, WINES, kC.
'PHE subsi-iilier has just received a new supply
- of the best liiptors that ever came to Sunbury,
consisting in part of
Superior old pule Brandy.
Fine Coguiae U randy.
Superior Old Jamaica Spirits.
New England Rum.
Fine Holland tiin.
Superior Old Vhiskey
Common do.
Superior Mudciiu Wine.
Lisbon do. do.
tVupcriur Port Wine.
Hurgundy Port do.
Stvcet Malaga Wine.
Superior Claret Wine in bottles.
Champagne do. do.
HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, May 26 1840.
CHARLES V.
HEGINS,
sk Wk s a. at.
l'otlavillc, ku.
Will promptly attend to collections and all busi
lies entrusted to his care.
June 16, 1849,
STONE WARE,
STONE milk Pans, stone Jugs and I'itehers,
and other articles of alone ware just received
and for sale by JOHN W. FRILING.
Sunbury, June S3, 1819.
rpEAS, from the New York Canton and Pekin
JL Tea Company. For sale bv
J. W. FRILING.
Sunbury, Dee. t, IS 18
AY RUM. An excellent article for sale
by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury Jan. t7th, 1849 tf.
('i:iicourng:e Your Own!'r
. HAAS &KENN. :
1 FASHIONABLE MAKE OFT
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS. .
HE sulisihsrsrwrpprtrully call trw irnirrition
of the public to tlirir InrfTn anil splcmIiJaaK)rt
ment of every quality and" price of
AIi; f.WAKE.
whlcll cannot fail to rci ommcnil Itself to every eras'1
who will cxatnino it, on accmint of its durabiV '
workinsnaliip an.1 splomlij finWi, mailn up of th
best stock to be ha.l in the city. No .(fort s '
spareil lit the manufacture of thrir ware, anil th
suliscnliors are determined to keep up with fh
many imprnvcmcnt which are constantly being:'
made. J'hcir stock consists of Mnlteagany
Softm, nivnitM nnd Lounges, ' '
Uurc.ius, Secrttntfcs, sretboarTrs.
S0F1, BRliAKFAST AXD DIXIXQ TABLES, '
and abo VENETIAN IJI.INUR, equal to P.nla-'
ciuiia liianuliictiire. . . ,
UEDSTEADS, f exvry paUfTn ,nj nxc,.
ClTPnoARPS. WOKK AND CANDLji- ,
STANDS. TOU.ET TABLES AND
EXTENSIDN TABLES,
in short, every orliclc in this line of their business.
They bIm manufacture all kinds and qualities.
ciiaihs, :
ineluihiirr varieties never before to be had lit
Otinbiiry, such as M uiooant, Ulsck WststiT
" M",,E(iK'U'; AXIl WlXIISOSi
IHAll.H, 4xi,P,,PT Pi- Stools, which art) Of
the latest stvlcs, and warranted ta lie excelled by
notie manufactured in the Cities or elacwhere.
1 he subscribers are determined that there shall
l no excuse for persons to pim-liase furniture in .
uicciiicH, a every conlnicnce cult lie cntcrtainerl
nbotii tho quality and finish of their ware and
(Jlintrri.
Their articles will be disposed of on as good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce taken in payment for work.
Pi UNUERTAKINti. Having provided
themselves with a handsome Hkihsf., tlicy are
now prepared for Undertaking, and attending fu
nerals, iu thi vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tance from this place.
UT The Ware Koom ia in Murko Mtreei,
opposite J. Young's store, mid itearl opposite
Weaver's Tavern.
DANIEL HAAS.
liEOIiUE KENN. .
Sunbury, Dec 11, 1850. tf. i
"WATTS'
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
AMJ
PHYSICAL KESTOHATIVE. '
THU MEDICAL V.'OPTOHK Or TH
V57ILL positively cure nil strides or Neuralgia,
Tie Dolorous, Nervous Headache, Chrv
ler.t, Lockjaw, Hydrophobia convulsions ; xt'.'
restore mauho d lo ils prcstiue i;;w. even after
years of prostration, and the only known and rsr
tain cure for low spirils or meitlid ilebilly.
Evtract from the New York JSun, Oct." 3, 18-S9.
T' e celchiatctl lr Wiitsnn, when talking of the
miraculous power of "Watts' Nervous Antidote,"
Ihe tiiesiiou was put to him, '.Why such a valua
ble remedy liir nil nervous tillectioiis was not in
troduced by the medical faculty 1" replied, "That
if it were, there would no longer bo tiny use for a
fueiilty, us nil diseases originated from Ii disorgan
ized slrle of the nerves ; ihe nerves are the main
spiing of tho whole system Keep this in order,
and both the mind and body must be."
Four ounce phial, li doses, enough for all or
dinary eases, ONE DOLLAR.
'OLD BY
Yi'ni. MeCARTY, Broadway, Sunbury.
September, 'S, Isod. tf.
FAsr-noHABLi; uats.
C. J. WALTON,
So. 210 Market st., brtircen 7 !f 8:k si.,
(.hm'Ii side.)
PSIILADELfriXA.
""THE Stil-sciihef has oiientj a new hot store
and niters u traders and others who visit the
city, n huniUoiiie assortment of huts, caps, of eve
ry variety, made up of tho best material, and ill
Ihe latest and best style, and on terms as reasona
ble as cut be bad in any establishment in Phila
delphia. iz: Pine silk hats at $3,50 1 tioud do
do ut fjillU). Persons from tho country who pur
chase uf him, can rely, ut all limes, oti getting a
good article that will please them, and one that is
hilly worth the moiiev paid.
C. J. YVALTON.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, 1850. ly.
ROSE OHJ ililZViT, FOH TSTTiiisU
IKAD the foil iwinc criiificntr from Cit. Urv.ic, tha
well known ami ji ,.ular Phalli Uoal CiiltUiu (of tha
Traveller.) K
l'iun:,Ki.i-niA, rictolirr 31, si.
Several years since 1 was mt.icuc.l willi a tircakiiiff out
on lay nci k in ihe i' uiii of Teller, which I am eminent
wa c ntniclcil at llie llarlicr'sMmji. ll t;rMiiiluallycAli;nil
cil over my face mini it re-ichcil the u,r irl of tha
checks. J ,i i i,t-. the Bcvernl 111 aillis that it coiitiuuait
Biat-aitiin;, I usi-il iliilcri-iil upplicnlioii. s aur of which had
theclM-ft, nij,rcnlly nt leant, ol" Incrcusiin; the iliscase, hut
from n-iiie ol tticin iliil I Mi-ccivi3 llin least benefit until I
lip.lleil Ihe Ko.li IJINTMCST. liy ihe use of one jsr ,hT it,
I w.i lu-n'cclly cmed uml have remained I'ree ol" the aflae
tiou. I hare iui e used the Ointment, liiditU niJiet forronch.
lies ol' the lace, hi ilches. chapiieil Imails, ir, Willi per-I't-irt
siicce.. I have no heaiiiiM-in iu rnMuliueudliif il ia
the strongest mtnaier lo the piililic.
J.Mi:S DKVOK.
A-renl Henry Masscr, riiiilniry.
July ils, 1-in,
PATE1TT XCEEICJI1TES.
(iieen's Oxygenated Hitter, price reduced.
Old Jacob Tuwuscnd's Sarsupurilla.
llukir's Sarsuparilla.
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Sway lie's A eriiiil'ugo.
Ay re's Cherry Pectoral
Dr. Drake's Panacea.
Dr. Ctillcn'a do
Tibl-ii's Puin Killer.
Dr. Hooflaml's (iermau Bitters'
Indian Ycsretnble Pil
Horse and Cattle Medicines
For sale by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, July 14, 1S49.
tub rroPLZ's vade-mecum
UOMl'lUSINQ A COLLKCTION OF OVER 300
VALUABLE RECIPES,
In the Useful and Interesting Arts with a few
Simple, and Curious EvperiuirDts iai
Cllt.MISTIlV I
I NCLUDING Medicines, Perfumery, Chemistry
Cookery, Faniery, Dying, Confectionary, Do
mestic Economy, etc. etc. etc. Price 6); cts., foe
sale by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, Dec. 8, 1849.
Htmi: iE2 YV 4ilOE !
Just received at the store of HENRY MAS.
SER, a lot uf Caps, Cum Shoes, Almanac.
jucenaware, Llquoi-s &c All of which will be
sold at the lowest price.
Dec. 11. 1850.
" INERAL WATER, from tli Oak Orchard
Acid Springs, highly valuable in chronic di
seases, and tonic rcmcuic. Ssrsule
HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, JuooS!, 1850 if
I'lAl'S.
An assortment just received. Also.
v silk HATS at for sale hy
H. MASSE Rx '
Suuburv, Dee. 84R.
PATENT Truss of all kinds, Harrison'
writing and indellible ink, Cotton, y a1 4
laps, just received and Cut aaje by
J. W, F RILING. .
Sunlnjry, Dec, S, 1&48.
BLANKS.
of every description a
HP LANKS of every description can be had by
P-l)'iug at tlie ollice of the American.
ADD'S celebrated Horse and Cattle Medi
9 ne for sale by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, Jan. S7th, 1849-.' " '