New Advertisements.
Notice to the Heirs of WILLIAM
' i : SEITZ, Teo'd. .
TfcJOTICE ii hereby given to EliasSeitz, 8am
ucl Scitz, Jacob Seilz, Daniel Seitx, and
Catharine Seitz, heir anl legal representatives
nt Jacob Seitz, dccM. To tlic heir of Peter
Hcitr., dee'd., brother of the said Wm. 8oite,
dee'd., to Sarah Seilis, intermarried with George
Daniel, now in Ohio, to Isaac Drumheller, IViir.li
ola Drumheller, David Drumheller, Jesse Drum
lieller, heirs mid legal representative of Catha
rine Dinmhcllcr, dee'd., Into Catharine Seitz.
To Peter Wagner, Samuel S. Wagner, Jolin
Wagner, David Wagner, Catharine Wiigner, in
termarried with Dauirl Goodman, Rosiua Wag
ner, widow of Michael Ncidig, dee'd., heira and
legal representatives of Elizabeth Seitz, dee'd..
who waa intermarried with George Wagner. To
(.'.. heirs and lcg.il representatives
of Margaret Reitr,, dee'd., who was intermarried
Willi Juhob Swinchnrt, now of Stark county,
Ohio that liy a certain writ of Pnrtitiuiii 1'ticf
ruia, issued out of Hie Orphan' Court of Nor
Shntnbcrlnnd county, to 1110 directed, an Inipiisi
tion will ho held oil the Real Estate of said dee'd.,
in Jackson township, at 10 o'clock, P. M., on
MONDAY, the Ctli dnv of October. 1S51, at
which time and place you ore hereby warned to
Ijc and appear, if you tliir.k proper
JAMES COVERT, Sheriff.
herilT' Office, Suubury, )
Aug. S3, 1881 ti. )
T " ( k X K HA lf"KI , KCTI ON
" ' PllOCLAMATIOX.
"pUUSUANT to an act of the Gem-nil As
sembly of the Cninmmiwcnllh of Pennsyl
vania, frit it led 'An' act relating lo the elec
lions ot tins t-oinmouwealili," approved the j
second day of July, Anno Domino, one thou, i
wind eishi hundred and thirlv-niue, I.JAMES
COVERT, llih Sheriff of iho counly of Nor-
thuttibeiland. Pciiiisylvnnhi, do hen l-y ninkej :
known ami giro notice to the electors ol tun
eonuty nforesaitt. that a ireiicnil election will
bo helil in s;iid etiiuily of Norlhiiniberland
oh the SliCONI) TUESDAY 14ih uf OCTO
JSEIv, IS5 1, nl w hich time, Stale uml Coun
ty Ollicers, us follows, arc lo liu elected :
One person ns Governor of this Common
wnhli. O.ie person ns Canal Commissioner of the
Commonwealth.
Five peisons n Judires of ihe Snpieine
'Court of this Comnionvvealili.
. One person lis Piesidenl .Indue of Ihe Sth
.'Judicial Distiic.t of Penns Iviiniu, composed
nf the Comities of Norihiimbei lainl, Lycuin
ing. Clinton and Centre.
Tiki persons as Aociale Jinloes of Ihe
several Courts of Xoithiiuihorliitiil cnumy.
One peisiii us Senator of ihe II1I1 Di-niiel,
composed ol Niiilliuii.bcilaiid and Dauphin
Comitii-H.
On- person to (111 'h; ofTien of Memb-r of j
the 1 1 uise of Jt piesentatives, to represent ihe
county of Noilliuinbi-rhinil in llie lljuse of
Repn senli, lives d Pennsylvania.
One. person is bherill' lor Hie cuunly of
Niif lhlluilieil.il, il
One person as Piothonotary for the comity
of Noillmmbetlai'il.
O.ie p'l'sou as Commissioner for the coun
ty of Northumbei laud.
O.ie persoo us Treasurer for ihe county of
Northumberland.
"Ooii p-ison a- Coroner for the county of
JVtilhuairiiMl.eiil.
One person 11 a Auditor for the county of
.Northumberland
1 also hereby make known nnd givn notice
that the places of holdieg the aforesaid genu
r d elect ion in llie several borouuhs nnd
townships wiihiii the county of Northumber
land are as follows:
The Suiibnry Distric', composed of the
Imrougli of Sui.bnrv, mid Upper Ai gusla, at
tlhe counl y Gun I House.
The Ane'ista District, comprised of the
iwnsliiji of L v.vcr A iusla, at the houio of
eoie;(; ( ,i:nad. la said lownship.
l li NorUimiiberlaiid District, compos d of
..1- 1. ..r v ....1 1 1 1 ... .1... l
the'rtjrooali nf N.nlliumbei laud, at llie house
Mif Auatislus lloni. in the borough of North
umberland. The Point District, nt the liousn nf Uenry
Hairs, in the b ironeli of Northumberland
The Mil:ou District, ut the house of Fred,
eriek 'Slickei, in sai l borough.
'The Tiii bul District, at llm house occupied
Iby Abraham Kissimrer.
The I) liuvaru District, al tho llou.o of
llenrv Kefder.
Tho Chiiisquamie District, at the house oo- I
cupied bv Benjamin Foidsman. ;
'Tim Lewis District, at the house of Mi- 1
K5haol f!
. . ' I
'Tim f.lijinoki.i District, at the hnnsn of I
Charles Leiseiirius. !
The'U.pper Mih.inoy District, at tin; house j
of Daniel lleiin. . j
'Tho Liille. M.ihanoy District, at the house j
of 'Frederick B iker. I
The'Linier Mahanoy District, at the house j
of Michael 80 ii. '
The T.ni-ti District, ul llie Liberty Pole i
School II inse
The J.ick.-on Distiict, at the house of Peter
Sehn ariz.
The Coiil District, at Ihe hons of Wil
Ham M Weaver, in Hie town of Sliarnokiu.
Suction 3. Thai all that part of Coal lown
ship in the county of Nortlnimbeiland, lyiic'
west rif a linn beginning ul llie lino between
Caul uml Cameron townships, ut a point two
.tioiisaid Icel westward of where Ihe said
Hitre crosses the west boundary of a Iracl of
Wild surveyed lo Alexander Hauler the twenty-seventh
day ul Oe.lubei, one thousand sev
'tl hundred and niuely-l'oiii ; ihenco north
louileeu deal ecu wesl to Ihe hue between
the townships of Coal and Shamokiii. be, and
is hercby cieclcd into a separate schiwil and
election illsli id, nnd the qualilied voters re
imling within llie said boundaries shall here
after vole al Ihe general elections ut llie pub
lic house of Henry B. Weaver, in the lowii
nf Trevonou, and Edward llelfeiistein shall
be jnilee, nnd Jeiemiah Pel kins and Daniel
Beckley inspeclois, nf Ihe next general elec
tions, and I tin volers thereof shall elect the
inspeclois and judges of Ihe eueial elec
tion fur said district ut the lime and place of
holding ihe general eleclion
The Cameron District, at the House of
Jacob lluupt.
The eleclion to opsn between the hours of
It and 10 o'clock in Ihe forenoon, and shall
continue without interruption or adjournment
until 7 o'clock in the evening, when the
polls shall be closed.
The several Inspectors and Judges elecled
on ihe 3d Fnday of March last, in pursuance
of the 3d Section of the act of the 2d of July,
1R30, will hold the eleclion on Tuesday the
Uih day of October next.
(iThat every person except a Justice of llie
Peace, who shall hold any ollicc or appoint
ment of profit or trust under ihe government
of the United Slates, or of this Slale, or of
miy city or incorporated dislrict, whether u
commissioned oflicer or agent, w ho shall be
emptoyed under the legislative, exctilive or
judiciary department ol this Slule, or the Uni
ted Stoles, or of uny city or incorporated dis
trict, and also thai ev ery member of Congress
and of the State Legislature, and of the select
nnd common council of any city, or commis
sioner of any incorporated District, is by law,
incapable of holding or exercising the ollico
or appointment of Judge, Inspector or Clerk,
of any election of lliis commonwealth, and
that no Inspector, Jodjja pr any other officer
of such eleclion, shall be eligible to any office
to be then voted for.
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled
"an act relating lo the elections of this Com
monwealth," passed July the 2nd, 1832,
further provides as follows, lo wit :
'That the Inspectors and Judges chosen as
aforesaid, shall meet at ihe respective places
for holding the election in Ins district to
which they respectively belong before, uiae
o'clock in tho morning of tho second Tuesday
of October in each ami every year, and each
of said inspectors shall appoint oneclork, who
shall ben qualified voter of such district.
1 also hereby make known and give notice
that by an act of Assembly passed on the
Oth day of April, 1849, it shall be lawful for
the qualified voters of Northumberland coun
ty, fiom ami after the passage ol said act, to
vole for all the candidates lor tho various of
fices, to bo tilled ul wiy eleclion on one slip
or ticket : Provided, Thnt ollico for which
every candidate is voted for, v-h.ill be designa
ted, as required by the existing laws of this
Comtnonweullh.
Skction 2. That any fraud committed by
any person voting in the manner nbove pre
scribed, shall be punished as similar frauds
are diiected to be punished by the existing
laws of lliis Commonwealth.
"In casii the person w ho shall have receiv
ed tho second highest number of votes for In
spector shall not attend on the day of any
elecliiin, then the person who shall have re
ceived 1 he second highest lumber of votes for
Judge tiie next preceding election, shall act
as an inspector 111 his place, mid 111 case, tho
nerson whu sh:ill have received the high
est number of voted for Inspector, shall not
iitleuil, the person appointed Jml8 shall aV
point an Inspector in his place; and in case
the person elected Judjje shnll not attend, the
iuspeclor who received the highest number
of voles, shall appoint a Judge in his place;
nnd if iinv vacancy shall continue in the
board for I lie spaen'of an hour after the time
Ii veil by law lor me opening 01 1110 election,
the qualified volers ol the township, ward or
dislrict, for which such ollicers shall have
been elecjed, present at the place of elec
tions, shall elect one of Ihuir number to fill
vncnucy.
, , i)t,'t, ,uly of said assessors re
p,,c,jv.H.. 0 attend ut llm place nf holding
rvt.,.. jj,.em special, or township eleclion,
duiinij lh whole time said eleclion is kept
(l,t fr ,,a putpose of giving inlormntion
lo the inspectors and judge, when called on,
I 111 relation lo lint rmlil ol any person nsscsseu
j by lhem to vole at such eleclion, or such
: oilier mailers in relation lo the assessment of
I voters, as Hid said iuspeclor or judge or ei
j ther of them, shall fiom tituo to time rc
I l"ite.
j No persnn shall be permitted to voleat any
I election as al'orcsaiil, oilier than a while free
! man of Iwenly-oue r more, who shall have
' resided in Ihe slale at least one year, and in
i Ihe election district whcie he offers to vote
at least ten days immediately preceding
! such eleclion, and within two years paid
I state or county lax, which shall have been
j assessed at least ten days before Ihe eleclion,
j Hut a citizen of llie United Stales who had
I previously beim a qualified voter of lliis slale.
i and removed therefrom n'ul returned, and
I shall Ii.ivh rest. led 10 the eleclion district, and
p:t j, tH ns n foresaid, shall be entitled lo vole
alter resitlitia in this slate six mouths, Provi
ded, Thai llie while freemen, cilien of the
United Slates, between the ane of twenty-one
and twenty-two yeats, mid having resided in
llie stale one year, and in the eleclion li
tiicl leu days as aforesaid, shall be eulitlad
to a vote, ullhouyh they shall not have paid
taxes.
No person shall be permitted lo vole whose
name is not contained in the list of taxable
inhabitant furnished by Ihe commissioners
as aforesaid, unless. First : lie produce a
receipt for Ihe payment, within two years, of
a rtute or roiiiitylax assessed agreeably lo
llie constitution, and give satisfactory evi
dence either on his own oath or lUfiiuialiuu,
or 011 the oath or affirmation of another, thai
he has paid such tax, or on failuie lo produce
a receipt, shall make an oalh lo Ihe payment
I hereof ; or second, if he claim a right to vole
by being nil elector between tho ages of
Iwenty-oiiennd twenly-l wo years, he shall da
pose 011 oalh uratiirmalioii, that ho has resid
ed in the !ale at least one year next before
his application, and make such proof of rcsi-
Icnce 111 the district us is required Dy lliis
cl ; and that he does veiily believe from ihe
:ief'iiiiiilA 'riven liim tlint In ifil I lie in-ie ultiro
icciauils yiven htm that he isol tlic aye aloio-
said, and pivo such oilier evidences us is re
quired by this act, whereupon the name of
the person so admitted lo vote, shall be in
setted in alphabetical list by ihe inspectors,
and a uole made opposite Ihereio by writing
the woul 'lax,' if he shall bu permitted le
vote bv reason of fiavin: paid lax, or lho
! word 'aye,' if he shall be permitted lo vole
011 account of his age, anil in eil her case Ihe
, reason of such voles shall be called out lo the
clerk, who shall make notes in the list of vo-
lei kepi by lhem.
In all cases where the name of ihe person
..1..:...: : r I .. .1... 1: . r..
1 laioini 10 vou: is inn ioiiiui on inn iim iwr-
ui-hed by Ihe Commissioners and Assessor,
,,r ''' r'-'1' to vote w hether found l hereon or
is objected toby any ipialified citizen,
'be Iuspeclor shall examine such person on
1U' a b'" qualification, and if he claims
t have lesiiled in lho slale one year or more,
I'' "alh shall be a proof thereof, but he shall
prove by ut least one competent wiinuts, who
shall tie a qnalilieil elector, that he resided
within Ihe district at least ten days next im
mediately preceding the eleclion, and shall
also himself swear lhal his bona fide resi
dence, in pursuance of his lawful culling is
aii bin the dislrict, and lint he did not m
rnove into said district for ihe purpose kf vo
line theieiii.
Every person qualified ns aforesaid, and
who shall make proof, if inquired, of his resi
lience ami payment ol taxes, ns nloresaid.
shall be admitted to vote in the township,
ward or district in which he shall reside.
It any pcoou not qualified to vole in Ibis
Common wealth, iigrecably lo law, (except Ihe
sons of qualified cuizens) shull appear ul any
place of eleclion lor the purpose of issuing
tickets, or iulliieuciue; citizens qualilied lo
vole, he shall, on conviction, foifeit ami pay
any sum not exceeding one hundred dollaia
for every such oHencp, and be imprisoned
for any term not exceeding three mouths.
Il shall be Ihe duly of every mayor, sheriff,
alderman, justice of the peace, nnd constable
or deputy constable, of every cily, counly,
township or disliicl within Ibis common
wealth, whenever called upon by any olfirer
of an election, or by any three qualified elec
tors iheienf, lo clear any window or avenue
lo any window, to the place of general elec
lion, which shall be obstructed ill such a w ay
as lo prevent voters fiom approaching the
same, ami on neglect or refusal lo do so on
such requisition, said oliicer shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor in office, and on con
viction shall be lined in any sum not less than
one hundred nor more than ono thousand
dollais; and it shall be the duly of Ihe re.
spedive constables of each warn, district or
lownship, ol l his commonwealth to be present
in pei'son or bv deputy, ul the place of hold
ing such elections in said ward, district or
lownship, for the purpose of preserving the
pence as aforesaid.
Il shall ba Ihe duly of every peace officer,
us aforesaid, who shall be present at any
such disturbances al nn eleclion as is de
scribed in this act, to report the same to (he
next court of quarter sessions, and also the
names of the witnesses whu can proro the
same.
And by Ihe 4lh section of the act of J6th
of April, 1840, il is enacted, 'Thai the 15tk
section of the act, as paesed Julv 2d. 1839.
entitled an act relating lo the elections of
Ibis commonwealth, shull not be so construed
as to pievent any mililia officer or borons h
oflicer, from serving as judge, inspector or
clerk, at any general or special election in
this commonwealth.
The Judges are are to make their return's
for the county of Northumberland, at the
Court House, in Suiibnry, on Friday, ihe 17 lh
day ot October, a. u. teai.
JAMES COVEKT, Sheriff.
8ur 'ifr Office, Suubury, )
Sept. 0, 1851 01. i
God ive the Commonwealth.
SUNBUUY AMEJUICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOU1WAL.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
According to appointment, tha Executive
Committee of the Northumberland County
Agricullurnl Society, met at Sunbory, on
Saturday, Aug. 16, 1851. Members present.
James Cameron, Jos, R. Prieslley, Jacob
Seeshollx, Geo. C. Welker. Jacob Htlbish,
Alexander Jordan, Jesse C. Morton, Amos E.
Kapp, Peter Oberdorf, Wm. L. Dewart, Wm.
I. (jreenoiigh, and David Taggart.
Alexander Jordan, Esq., was called In pre
side, and Wm. 1 Greeuough, acled as Secre
tary. On motion of J. U. Piieslley, Esq., it was
resolved that the Agricullurnl Fair or Exhi
bition, bo held al Smibnry, on FIUDAY, Ihe
17lh day of October, lo be opened al 10 o'
clock, A. Al. on such crnunds as a Commit
tee appointed for ihe pnrKisH shall procure.
llesulrat, That Samuel Hunter, Alexander
Jordan, Geo. C. Welker, Jacob Seesholiz,
Win. 1. Greenoiiuh, Peler Oberdorf, and Wm.
L. Dewart, compose l hut Cominillee.
The following premiums weie then agreed
upon, lo be awarded by tlw Cominillee here
after liumed.
HOUSES.
For the best stallion, marc or gelding,
over 4 ears old, $8.00
'' second best, do do 4,00
" best coll under 4 years old, 5,00
" second do do 3,00
CATTLE.
For the best bull of any breed, over 2
years old,
" second do do
" best milch cow,
" second do
" best yoke of oxen,
" second do
" best bull calf under 2 years, &
over 6 months,
" " heifer, do do tin
" " bull or heifer calf under 6
mouths,
" " steer over 2 years uld, ac
cordins to n yo.
SWINE.
For Ihe best boar,
P,oo
4,0.0
6,00
3,00
6.00
4,00
4.00
4,00
4.00
5,00
3,00
3,00
3,00
hou,
" " pair of shoals umlei fight
moulds old, 3.00
" " litter of piL' under 2 mo's. 3,00
SHEEP.
For the best ram, 3,00
: " ewe. 3,00
ponrrtY.
For tho best pair of Chickens, I,!i0
" second do do 1.00
" best pair of lui kies, 1,50
" second do do 1,00
" best pair nf geese, 1,50
" second do do 1.00
" best pair nf docks, 1.50
" see'd do do 1,00
" best lol of Poultry, including all
sorts. 2 00
GI1AIX AND KOOTS.
For the best bushel of wheal, 5,00
" " 2 bushels ears of corn, 2.00
" " bushel of oats, 1,00
" " " " polaloes, 1,00
" " '' ' turnips, 1,00
" " " " beets 1,00
VEGETABLES.
For Ihe best head of cubbage, 1,00
" " beet, 1,00
" " 6 heads of celery, 1,00
,: " hall bushel of onions, 1,00
" " peek of tomatoes, 1.00
head of cauliflowers, 1.00
3 pumpkins. 1,00
FhTIT.
For the best half bushel winter apples, 1,00
" peas, 1,110
" quinces, 1,110
peaches, 1,00
5 lbs of grapes. 1.00
1.
11
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES AND
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
For the best cheese nut less Ihuu 20 lbs., 2.00
butler " 5 lbs., 1,50
home-made woolen carpet,
not less III in 20 yaids, 2,00
coveilid of wool & coltou, 2,00
home made linen, not less
than 20 yds, 2,00
in carpel nut less than 20
yards, 2.00
homo made cloth " 10 yds, 2,00
" flannel " 5 yds, 2,00
pair, knit woolen socks or
stock itiL's, 1.00
" " " cloves, l.tio
" " linen sucks or 1
stockings, 1.00
bed quill, ijoo
borne made thread not less 1
Ihan I lb. I 00
r LOW ING MATCH.
To the best plm man, 3,00
" second 2.00
" third " 1,00
AGHICULTUUAL IMPL E .il EN TS .
Fur the best threshing machine, 4,00
" " reaping 1I11 3 00
' " seed diill, 2.00
" " winuowiiii; mill, 2,00
" grniu or bay rake, 1.00
plow, 1,00
' " corn sheller, 1 00
" sliaw culler. J,00
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Under this head will be embiaced, me
chanical inventions, tools, lurniluie, and all
other mailers, Ihat may be thought condu
cive to llie progiess and comfort of the com
munity. Prizes will bo awarded, according
in the means of the Society, and the meiits
of ihe articles ulfeied
The follow fin' Committees were then ap
pointed :
Hoiisks. w iison iiuicniuson, James Cam-
eiou, A. K. Uapp, AJichuel liuruhart, Wm.
B. Kipp
Catti.b. Thomas Johnson, John Nixon,
James Fonester, Jesse Heusyl, John Yoris.
asinb Joseph aukiik, John loore,
Win Deppen, Win. II. Ease, Joseph Wil.el.
Mikkp. James Mniih, rMniuel l.aulz, lion.
John Montgomery, Jesse C. Hoitou, Wm. D.
Genrhart.
Pot'tTBV.--Dr. Wm. McClery, J. II Zim-
merniun, Henry e-ckberl, Win. l.foisylh,
Robert Wilson.
Chain and Roots. Samuel Hepburn, Jos.
R. Piieslley, Samuel Suvidge, Samuel R.
Wood, Jacob Leiseiuing, (Shamnkin.)
flairs Hon. James Pollock, Alexnrtlar
Jordan, Horatio G. Taggart, George Everard,
noil. Ueo. U. Velker.
Ar.Kici'LTi'aAt, Implements. Wm. M.
Auteu, II. 15. Maser, Dr. Jos. Prieslly, J.
Weimer Lighou, Alexander Coll.
Plowinu. Jacob Painler, John B. Heller,
Samuel John, Robert (iifl'eu, Elisha Kline.
V i:oetaui.i:9 Jacob beeslioliz, Wm. L.
Dewart. M. J D. Withington, David Marl.,
Dr. J. W. Peal.
Daihv and DoMKSTIC MANl'rAC TUKEns.
John Taggart, Jacob Hilbish, John Wheulley,
John Frank, John P. Pursel.
Miscellaneous Abticles. Wm. rnisyth,
David Tugimit, Peler Oberlorf, Charles
Pleasants, Elijah Crawfoid, R. M. Frick,
Gen. B. Youninan, Rev. Jus. G. Ciaigbead,
J. F. Wolliuger.
1 ho Cominillee regret that their limited
means, for the present, prevent their offer
ing higher preminns. They nevertheless
rely on the good will and xeal of their fellow
citizens to make this first effort, what it ought
lo be, an inducement to lurlber progress,
and an honor to the County.
They most cordially invite their neighbors
of olbur counties to come forward wilh their
slock, their products and their handiwork)
for although by the Constitution of Ihe Socie
ty, they will not be entitled Iti immediate
pecuniary rewards, yet all will be fairly re
ported in the Older of their excellence.
BY THE COMMITTEE.
Suubury, August 23, 1851 if,
Notice to Delinquents.
A I.Tj persons knowing themselves indebted to
iA. Mrs. E. Follmcr, will please call and nettle
llieir account, lo save further trouble, as in a
few weeks the books will be put in the hands of
a proper person for collection.
Hunbury, 8ept. 6, 1851.- 3t
JAMES J. NAILLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
SUNBURY, FA.
"ITTILL attend fuilhfully and promptly to all
professional business, in Northumberland
ami Union counties. Jle is fnmiliar with the
German language.
OFFICE i- Opposite tho "Lawrence House,"
a few doors from the Court House..
funhury, Auir. 18, 1851. ly.
Estate of MOSES RICHIE, Dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby Riven Ihat letters Tes
tamentary hnvo been granted to tho suli
seribers on the estate of Moses ltiihie, dee'd.,
late of ghainokiu township, Northumberland
county. All persona indebted to said estute, or
havinst claims aeainsl the same, are requested
to call nn the subscribers for settlement.
They will meet at the house of the dee'd., on
Saturday, the S7th Septemlier, for Ihat purpose.
IiAAO niCHIE,
AUNEIl T1IAKP, J
Executors,
Sharaokin tp., Aug. 10, 1831. 0L
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
20 per cent saved.
Country Merchants BuyLnj
ri&fc BOOTS &SHOISS
m ran avo i' ccn' ''y
WOT. I. KING,
Xo. 46, N. 2nd St., Inline Arch tttst side.)
PHII.ADBt.PHXA,
"YTHERE con l found a large assortment ol
t l,o above mimed articles, just received
from the manufacturers.
August 23, 1851. 3ino. !
FrSECHANISSBUIiG
INST1TUTK. j
A Select School for Yoon? Iadie3. 1
FBMIE Mcclianii-Hlinrc Institute is pleasantly'
J. located in the healthy village of Mechanics- i
burir, Cumberland county, nine miles west of
Harrisburii ; a villain 11 olid throughout the sur
rounding Counties for the morality nf its citizens.
It is accessible by railroad, the Cumberland Val
ley Railroad passing through the place.
The course of instruction is such as is pursued
In Ihe bet Seminaries iu the rountry.
It is the design of the Principal to instruct tha
intellectual powers, to cultivate becoming man
ners, and to educate in such a manner, as may j
prove practically useful.
Sessions.
The school year is divided into two semi-an-nnnl
sessions, each of live calendar nioiuhs.
The summer session commences the first week
in April, and closes during the last week nf Au
gust. The winter session commences the 1st
week in October, and tcrminutes tho last week of
February.
At the close of each session there will bo pub
lic exun biatiuns.
Terms :
Hoarding, including liidits,
per scwion 5 mo. $50,00
Tllitioiy ' 10,00
Modern languages, " " 111,00
Drawing, " fi.OO
M usie. Piano, with use, " " 15,00
Or, if preferred, er session of 5 1110,
including the above items, 35,00
Payable in advance $35. balance at the close
of the session.
Hooks, stationery, music, Ac, furnished st
Philadelphia prices.
Pupils will be received at any period during
the session, and charged accordingly.
For further information, please address the
Principal for a circular.
F. M. I.. GILLELEN,
Principal.
Merbaniesburg, Aug. 0, 1S51 3ino.
Alden's Condensed Reports of Penna-
Tjl I'H'I Published, and for s.ile by the subscri
ler the Fremiti Volume of Alden's Con
densed Pennsylvania Reports, enntiiining the
last three volumes of Yeutes' Reports, and two
firrit volumes of Iliuney's Reports. The first vol
ume of Allien, containing Dallas' Reports, 4 vol
umes; nnd eates heports, volume I, is also 011
hand, and for sale. The above two volumes ara
complete within themselves, and contain all of
Dnlliis' Reports, 4 volumes, and all of Yeatcs'
Reports, 4 volumes, besides the two first volumes
of Uinuey's Reports. The third volume is ready
and will be put to press iiuinediulclv.
II. Ii. MASKER, Agent.
Suiibnry, Aug. 1G, 1851.
IaDRIDGGS
PATENT CORN SHELLER.
attention of the Public is invited to this
improvement in CORN SHELLERS, which
is acknowledged to be for superior to any other.
la-ing on an entirely new principle, shelling tha
Corn lengthwise of the ear, the Cob passiuf
straight through without revolving thereby re
quiring no gearing to increase its sliced, which
adds so materially to the cost of other machinery.
It turns easier and shells cleaner Hihii any oilier,
and is porliblc in size, and durable in construc
tion. Persons in'crested aie invited lo call and
see it in operation. The right of Uum and other
CoiiiiiitM iat side. For further particulars ad
dress or apply to
DAVID ELDRIDGE,
N. W. Cor. 8d ct Dock 8U., 3d stories.
Philadelphia, Aug. 6, 1861. 2mo.
The Housew ife's Help and Husband's Jay
THE GEEMAN WASHING FLUID
DOES away entirely with that laborious task
of rubbing the Clothes umiii the wasidmard.
It contains no ingredients whatever, Injurious to
the finest fahrie or the Jni. The proprietors
wish every one to give it trial, and if it does
not prove to lie ss recommended, Ihe money, in
every such rase will lie refunded. Full direc
tions arconipauy each bottle. Retsll price 12J
Cents per Bottle, sufficient to do rieo ordinary
vohig, snd saving; the Clothes mure by nut
rubbing them, than the cost of aii bottles lie
sides removin g stains of fruit, Ac, if there be
any, and the time and lulior saved.
Prepared only by
I. P. HOYT & CO,,
P. A. Fox, McEwensville, sole agent for the
Counties of Union and Northumberland.
Philadelphia, Aug. 30
PATENT BRITTANIA 8T0PPEU8 for
bar bottles for sale by
II. B. MASSER.
Suubury, April IS, 1851.
A H.OLD'8RlTlNa FLUD dTdh
sive and legal envelopes, for sale by
II. B. MASHER.
8unbury, April 26, 1851.
JNK Boureau's celebrated ink, anil also Con
gres ink for sale, wholesale and retail by
December S. 1650. ti. B. MASSER.
IEE BILL8Justices and Consts.Ues Te
Bills baudsouielv nrinla rninr,!.,.,.. r...
a.U .. .!.:.. " l-l'
"lyRITINO FLUID and self sealing Elive
' ' lopes, juat received and for sale br
April 19, 1851. H. B. MASSER.
TOR sale at Ibis ofllce, BUperlor Black Ink,
-- CktUe Medicine at S3 rts, Pure Essence of
Linger, 83 rents.
EXTRACT CF GINGER A fresh supply
just received and tor sale at this oflice.-
Price 35 cents.
Suubury, July U, 1831.
TO THE 1NDEPENDANT VOTERS OF
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
rtMIE subscriber hereby offers himself to the
a. electors of Northumberland County, at the
ensuinj election as VOLUNTEER CANDI
DATE for the office of
Sheriff.
Should he be elecled, he promises to discharge
the duties of the office, ill such a man nor as to
give entire satisfaction to nil concerned.
SAMUEL 8AVIDGE.
t'ppef Augusta, Aug. 9, 1831.-
TO THE INDEPF.NDANT ELECTORS OF
NG RTI1U M H F.R I. A N D COUNTY.
jHE subscriber hereby informs the independ
- cut voters of Nnrtliimilierlnnd county, that
he is a VOLUNTEER CANDIDATE lor the
ollico of
County Commissioner.
Should he be elecled be will tise every effort to
discharge the duties of the nllice in such a man
ner as will give entire satisfaction to the commu
nity. JOSEPH WAI.L1S.
Nortlniinlcrliinil, Aug. 0, 1851.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and fellow citizens of Nor'liumlicrland coun
ty, that he offers himself as a cundidato for
County Commissioner,
at tho ensuing election, lie solicits from his
friends and fellow citizens a support, and promi
ses should he I c elected to discharge Ihe duties
of the office with fidelity.
CHARLES WEAVER.
Suubury, May 21, 1851.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
Fr.it.nw Citixisvs: At the earnest solicita
tion of many of my friends, I hereby announce
myself as a
VOLUNTEER CANDIDATE
for the office of
County Commissioner
at the approaching election. Should I le elected
I promise to discharge the duties of said office
wilh fidelity and impartiality. I solicit the sup
port of my fellow citizens.
CALEB BARRET.
Lower Augustn, June I I, 1851.
SPENCER & RENDELL,
MAXtTi'Acrriti.ns of
CSa-CD' T r j LPl23S3e3
b'ulil ami Silver Pen nnd Ptnril Cases,
No. 2, Maioi.n Lane,
One door from corner of Broadway,
New York.
Every pen will be warranted for one year.
N. 1). The alinve firm were awarded (Sold and
Silver Medals, for five consecutive years, at the
Fair of the American Institute, for tho best Gold
Pens.
July 20, 1S51. Smn.
NEW GOODS, AT THE STCRE OF
JOHN YOUNG,
"THO TFSiectfully informs his friends and
customers that he has returned from
Philadelphia, with an excellent assortment of
New Spring Goods,
which he offers for sale at bis old stand in Mar
ket street. These goods will be sold at the low
est prices. His slock consists of every variety,
vii:
J)i'V (looiln,
SticA an Chtlts, Cussimercs, Muslias. Calicois,
Ginehtim; Lturn.t, Chintzrs mid La
dies Dress u,id Fancy Gooils
gcneiulltj.
Also an assortment of
Palm Lenf Hat?, Caps, &c,
aUEENS7ARE.
Hardware, Iron nml Steel, Nails, it.,
ALiSO :
A general assortment of Groceries, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Cheese, Mo
lasses, Sjiices.
W Prndueo cf all kinds taken in exchange
at the highest market prices.
Munbury, May 2 t, 1851.
GEEAT ARRIVAL OF
NEW HOODS'.
AT TUB STORE OP
FXlIIiXNG 8c GRANT.
Market Street, Sunbury, Fa.,
rwiH E subscribers hereby inform their old cits
tnincr and the public generally, tluit they
have juat leccived a l.ire and rMcmdve assort
ment of all kinds of .Mercliundise, which they
offer to purr hascrs at such r.itcs, that they can
not refrain from buying, 'i'hei,- annul Uncut of
Dry Goods,
is large, embracing all kinds of
Cloths, Cussimers, Suttinelts, let.
A general assortment of Summer wear, of
LINEN, WOOL and COTTON,
Staple, and Fancy Goods for Ladies,
of all kinds, such as Calicoes, iMous. du Laines,
Lawns, Ginghams, Ac.
GROCERIES and QUEE'A'SWARE.
Also an neellent assortment of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
DlitT.ft AND MHI)lCIM".t.
Fish, Salt and Flaster.
CV Counlry produce of all kinds taken ill ex
change at 'the highest market price.
Suubury, May 10, 1H51.
LOCK HEP.S,
W-K7ILLIAM HOOVER rrrtfti1ly informs
y V bia friend and customers that be has
just returned from Philadelphia, wilh an excellent
assortment of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
which lie oiler for sale at his new store st Ms-
ser's Mill, Hollowing Run, These goods will
lie sold al the lowest prices.
HIS UTOCK CONHIrvr OF KVKH V VAIUETV, Vu:
Dry (loods, tSjc,
Such as Cloths, Cassimerts, Muslins, Callicoes,
It'tnghums, Lawns, Chintzes and
Ladies Dress (lootls senerallit.
ALSO:
An assort ment of
Palm Leaf Hata, Caps, &c,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, IKON and STEEL, NAII.S, &e;
A genrral aaaorlmrnt of Groceries, such ss
Sugar, CofTee, Tea, Molas
ses, Spites, Sic.
Also su assortment of Liquors, such ss
Brandt, Hum, VV,Ukey, Wines, ic.
IT" Produce of all kinds taken iu exchange at
tae highest market prices.
Hollowing Run, May 10, 1831. ly.
SILVER WATCHES A few double eases
English Silver Watches, for sale at very low
prices by H, B. MASSE K.
Sunbury, April 13, 1931.
SMITH'S ESSENCE OF ' ' TT-TTTl-GER,
fresh su.-1 . ;-'MAIVA G
u , , just received, and for
AP.'-'L. H" MA3SER,
f0i' PP-' Vib ! iljll silver case
t r nsin. i . . . q, McjsiR
i funbury, April 1 . ' ' '
CATTLE POWDER
PKEPARFD BV
IMRtNin, PltONKKIEM) fe CO.
No. 187 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
THIS p m-,lf is eiiliitr.1 bv tlie united tcstim-uy of all
wh:i hnve unit II to the lint rank of sit lh we CAT
ll.h MKlHCI.NKf), which Iihvs Iwen OmurIiI ir.ii.
worthy for many years. IKlml v rluillei)ri imv pers m
lo iimke a superior, 01 any mvilrr ihnt nrin in Ihe mine
rmnnier. If the unirnnl he peirlly henllhv it will eltlier
inrreiisolho amount of milk or (reimi am) l.o ti r i or tin
niiiinnl wilt lmpr.iv rspiilty i r,ii. h Wl , ro,-, in
time lie e nisi.lereil we hnv e no tlni'ilil "nei.l llir a'Hi h' iirii
clwi every l-'urmer, who k., n ,ymy . , ,v,.rv
persin nwimiH a Inntc. It ii ut ., ,;f (i.m kiiwl ol
".""" " inrruljr swell mi niuiinl up (, a dlTt
!n"pi.i"o I'i,',''."" rnp:";', "' "fr..,iyerlii'r
HltM'l HIC ACIi) (whiehifiiii nr.-te mntirr) into 1,e
TlCACiDor olsise; cnns'S pnM aiii"iinl of iimri'i "lis
nnlli-r to lie rxlrnutetl frnin llie siiiiic niii'-iuit nf fm. llinn
poMihly eoiilii he, were the nclive princiiitnn ,,f nutriti n
to pun "in ef the syatem in lliu I'miii of Ihrrcsie Acid .
We hnve leceiviil a iniilliiuilo of evuleuec lo prove whut
we hnve snitl nhive. fmOee to uny i
M Imve mixt'tl llie nciii e npi-ni, wilh a Biit nnmVr
of Vki.it aw.k plants mul In rt'S, tt liicli time unit ue hnve
provinl to lie ntel ul. iiiinniviinr I lie ennrritu anil nP'innliiiir
iliireni 'ii nf ihe fo i ; tliitsj wi'iirinir n hetilihy e 'lulitiim i.f
me union, i rein which ine niii.s nun r at innal lie l.irinrfl.
It irmy Ih naeil f .r II.ib.hh. Cows nnd lloos fur Die follow
ing cuinpluiuU and iliseuxi .
IKlHSKf".
YEI.LflW WATER, a ctuoperons irliiiea, which di-
tr.'ya many Vti)tr.itite Itolara everv vt-ir. ! verv til'lti
ciiureiy enriii iy ine iree llac ol una powJvr, In au Viktv
it will prevent I tic iliflwiFe from roinillic nil.
ThisilisetiKe is owning t s lliu qih! iiupoveriahnl stale
" uioou winen oecomi's iiiui, walcry auu ul nil yellow
color.
1 ma powncr liy inipr ivine Ihe alnmneh nnd giving to
the hi Kid a gienler qunnlily of red mrtu-le, ell'inls the
lieatnml only rxmiljte rlinnrs of reeuvery. If the horse
- .'.. b iir, iv morning nnd niiilit a Inbleeponin nl lit wet
feeil, 11 in the tginniug unr;e a dur st n on, il only to pra
vent the iliin-nelwieen week. -
fM,AHUi :it IMi.Tiiia it 1I10 riiiniitlon of ninny vultia
lile llorsrs liy exIiailRtiini liy a conMaiil diw hlirge of suli
vn which nnKht 1 go into ihe atoimeli to uwist iligrsiion.
It la a aieie ,,f .livio often proiliaeil l.y Im.ias Til
rieeo growing i ,ho ,,turc rr,mllli A iaLlciHieiiliil
thri-e limn n week will frequently nrrrat the How, if il
d.-. n it deiiend on Ihe Tob.cco i t ,niM, msler auch
C,7'.V7.."',,'!o.' 1" V"""1 lw ' P' ' Hio " '''le
lll? 1 1..V1I hit. 1 1 Ihe powder ia early and freely naed,
IS. other renieily nc.il lie nueil, it Inn. alrendy rnml linn
drnta IIoriiks ol this troublesome ditune lollie mriiriac
of Ihose who IH.-.I il. If le 1 uanl ratly, hrforo mutter tins
lonne.1 in llie neck it e.mnot restore llie aniiiml pert'eellv
linlll tlie m iller ia din hmgeil, lire it nirly nnd preven'l
neh a result. A Tublenpooiil'id once ir iwiee a Uny in
en nigh.
(lliANPI'.RS, Tliis diamine line Imllled nil t'AnaiMia,
(live Hi la powder h fiiirjrlnl mill it will do womlers in
thi lerrilile mid hitherto inrumlile nmliiily It ia n itiaenae
of the itlniiiliir.il ayWem ami kept up liy imperfect nutrition,
in audi cnaea a Tuhleajioonfiil every dny twice lor a month
or two, in consttml aneresaiini, will in nine aiaes out of a
dozen cflcct n cure, it (ma Im-.mi fairly Intnl.
Conglia mid ahortuera of Itrenlh ilepcnding on wenk
liuiga, a Tulileaonoiiful every ineriiing j if it ubutrs once
or twice n week.
PdOll I.OW-SPiniTKD IlcmSKS. or where there la
any remnina of Foamier or atiirneas of motion, nuil the
llorao will not fatten, or wliere Ihe linir is roiurli mid
Manila almiglit out, tho fiaal aeemiiig to do img-md, tlia
I'owiler pr aliieea alinoat iiniueiliale iinprovement of Ihe
animal; the iligeation iniprov.-a mat wilh it nil the aline
giahneaa nf llie mil (iNiiieiira. Iiecomillg lively and
spiritcil, and the lmir ainiHiili nml slick.
COWS.
For Mil.lt l no Cow, we nre fully convinced that it not
iinly improve the finality, hut that' it Inorraaea tlie amount
ol Milk. Cream uikI lluttcr ; a nue who hnve tried Ihe ex
periment any a Pound a Week, otliera any half a pound
while one per hi inaialnl iijx n it that lie iiiiiile I wo piinnil
more a week from each Cows. Wc think it will b- louiiil
to Hvernge irom a hnll to a ponnd per week on eneh Cow,
if the Cowa arc pvrleetly hcnlihy. Tina ailililional am unit
I made by the e.niverai oil ef Ihe llippuric Acid into Nilro
geniHia ami fully e.impnutsta : nla i hv aupplying the oxy
gen taken in by the Innga, wilh the elemunl'a of reaction;
willrout taking miy of the Nilroseiioua portion of the lent
HOLLOW 1IOIIN r WOLF; HOOF D1SKASK,
oisl all olhcr diaenae ol" neat entile depending upon a laid
stale ol Ihe Hiiids. are rem iveil apeeihly uml effectually.
Cowa, whoae milk ia blue, thin nnd watery and where it
(I'H-a not yield much cream, or where Cowa give bliaKlv
milk, or winch nre naed lo atiind louir dry, it will be found
nn ulinoat infallible remedy, hv improving the condition nf
the bl al and ercaliiig a heahiiy tlisreatioii ; a Tuhlesootf
ol every day or every other ilay a il may be mxeanarj-
Pig III the summer oflen orerlieat themaclves. get awel
leil nerks, emigha, nicer in tlie Limira and l.iyer, which
cause lhem Iodic very suddenly, these may ! prevented
entirely by pulling a puml or a half into n ilarrel of awill :
ami it will at the same time considerably liaslen the fallen
lug process.
X. It. 111 an nnim'll which is eirnifr milk m..A ...
desirous lofnlleuat the srmie lime, vnn should 11 it iriva
more than u lubli-apiaiuful once a week or it will retold the
formation ol" I'm by inerenaiug Ihe niuoiiiit of .Milk.
IJl oue! per m try its efferle for hiuisetf uml ha will
oni, lie saliatieil of its rxeellent illlliliee, and that no Far
mer should lie without it.
For the purpose of fiiulinsr nut still further how far our
Jlially celebrated CATTLI'l POWIIKR, is entitled lo the
coufideucc of an intelligent people; we have addressed
letters lo nil purls of the Tiulcd Sialea, where our Pow
iler haa lieen oae.1, mid we are able now from tlie evidence
thus brought before us, to naatire el'erv Farmer. Dinrv.
man nnd I lorseoiiau, that it has thus far vefy much ex
ecedetl (Hir muit sangniue expertaliotts.
Willi the n.lililioieil knowlnlge thus far nlsaiueil, Ws
Hops wc will be enabled to make tlie last and in ml per
feet Cirn.E Mkdicink ever ret oftererl M a discerning
people. It acta ns a valuable promoter of digestion, un
lOives Ihe ipudiiy of Hie lilo,K nnd thus inerinaes the
amount ol eiiher Fat, Milk ami c niacipieuily of Uuller.
ICveii m the healthy Animal
ileware of Coinilerl'eila ns the extensive sale of oar
powder has iudiieeil olhcia lo m ike nn linitnlioit of it.
Kaeli pack has our written Signature on llie end.
1.1 , i , , ""'W. .r'ROXKr'lKIJJ A CO.
Philadelphia, July SO, ISil ly.
Tha undersigned hnve entered into Co-partnership
under Ihe firm of
. HIM BY LAWRENCE,
TO CARRY OS Tilt!
Fapcr & Ra Business,
At JVo. 5, Minor Street, Philadelphia.
"lT"iIKlE they intend keeping n large assort
' ment of pupcrs, &c, ciinsUting iu part as
IOIIOWS I
Writing pnpcrsj wove ond laid, American and
bllgllMI
Until Prats nnd Note papers; wove and laid,
gilt and lilain.
Polio Pota, Flat Caps. Printing Papers, all
sizes.
Hardware pajicrs, from 1Q by 21 lo 40 by 4H.
Colored and white tissue pujers, American
and English, Holliugsworth's Patent Manilla
pajiers.
Colored and while Shoe pnpers, common and
extra sine. Hurt' Envelope pujicrs.
Colored Printing and Cocr papers.
Manilla pupcrs, all sizes, (j lazed Royal, all co
lors. Druggist, Blue Medium and Filtering papers.
Tea, Secret and Colored papers for confection
ers. Rag, Manilla nnd Straw wrapping papers,
llonnet, Binders, Uox, Cap and Trunk hoard.
While and Unit' Envelopes; Legal, Letter,
Note and Card sizes.
Agents for Bliss, Potter $ Co's
Frinters' Cards
in packs and sheets, white snd colored odd si
ces, cut to order. Alo, their Uilt, Figured and
Plain glazed pupers.
JOMEPH KIMBV, late of 88 N. Third st.
K. S. LAWRENCE, late ol No. 3 Minor st.
N. B. 500 Ton of Rags wanted in exchange
lor cash.
Philadelphia, July 20, 1S3 Cmo.
"SiHM tsiiicii Take Xotlce."
JOHN KJUDEU,
North East cor. Walnut If Second Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
AS ON HAND, just received, a cor, .,cte
Assortment of Shot Guns, Powde, PiLu-
Game Uags snd all other ciportinir Apparatus of
the best and most approved pat,.rn.
He has eonsUiitly on h,J, .porUng powder of
all descriptions. Percuio Cnp. Shot, Unllet
lniilltf Hull .n,l . n . .
, . own, Laruulges, snd a gen-
eral ssortmcrA of material, for Gun Makers, Ac.
Also , crcussiou Caps of a superior quality,
des'frncd expressly for U. 8. Killc.
An Assortment of Fishing Tackle slwsys on
band.
All the almve, and any other articles In hi
line, the Subscriber will sell a low a any other
establishment in the United States.
In testimony of his skill ss a manufacturer, tlie
Franklin Institute, in tlie years 1840 and 1842,
awarded to him two certificate -and iu the
years 1R44, 1846, 1847, 1848 and 1RM), five sil
ver medals, all of which may be seem at Iti".
place of business.
JOHN KINDER.
Philadelphia ju,y 9) i85i,3mo.
100 LABORERS WANTED
IMMEDIATELY on Ihe Trevorton Rail Road.
Scolions 81 ik 5- at the Mouth of the Ma
uonoy Creek, to whom liberal wa will be paid,
IRA T, CLBMBN'r Co.
Sunbury, July 5, 18M it
UAZOItSrnJk superior article for sale at the
stow of HENRY MASSER.
Buubury, Feb. 16, 1850,
L OOK JLKltElll
THK Bulsieriber reapcrlfnlly
biforms his friends anil the
public generally, that he alill
continues Hie
SADDLERY BUSINESS,
At his old Inland in
Market Street, Snnbury,
two doors nliove Market Square, where he con
stantly keeps on hand, a larye assortiuent at
JJcncly NftAo llurncss,
(Double & Simile.) with 8Hvrr, Trass and Japan
ned mountin?. Also Saddles, llrldles, Trunks,
Vallccs, Whips Collars.
All kinds of work in his line ninde to order, in ss
ne.it a style ns run be trot tip in lliis country.
Prmoii" wii.binri to ptircbns will pleiae call anil
cxnniino his stock before pun liasing elsewhere. ,
N. 11. The subscrilrer has just openoil new
and splendid
Assortment of Saddlery,
Surh ns Piker. Brass and Jnpanncd mounting,
Patent fceir-Ailjutiii!i 'J' rres, Potent Roller
Hi's. Kidiini Uri.llc Bits, Trunk and
Yulicc Locks, Trunk Hoard, Trunk
iV'uila, Homes, Traces, Trim
ininu Laces, Ttn, Sad
dle WeK Single and
DouMe, White
Knameled Leather. Patent Leather, Oil Cloth,
Hose It a. Tinsels, Fancy Urow-Banda, Saddle
Trees, Deer's Muir, ,
PATENT FLY NETS '
of all kinds. All of which will be sold essliesp
if not cheaper than they can be got elsewhere,
for cosh or approved credit.
ANDREW J. STKOH.
Snnbury, April SO, 1851 Gin.
MARBLE MANTJPACT0SY,
CHEAP GRAVE STONES.
rlIE anbscrilier informs his friends and the
public, that ho continues to carry on tha
Mnrblo Business in all its branches, at his old
stand in Milton, I'm, and U prepared to tminu
fueturu Monuments, Tombs, Gravestones, &o.,
of the beat materials, and moat finished work
manship, nnd at the lowest prices.
Letter Cutting, English and German iu the
most modern and elegant style.
Dcsijjna for Monuments,' Grave Stones, eve,
always on band.
N. B. Orders for the East side, of the river
promptly executed by leaving the same al the
ollico of the "Suubury American."
anthony mrp.
Milton, May 10, 1851.
NEW AND POPULAR SCHOOL BOOK.
COMPREHENSIVE summary of Universal
History, together with a Biography of Dis
tinguished Persons, to w hich is appended an epi
tome of
Heathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Gon
crul Astronomy and Physiology.
Adopted and used in the Public Schools of
Philadelphia.
E. 8. JONES & Co., Publishers,
S. W. Corner FOURTH snd RACE St... Phila.
Teachers and School Committees addressing
letters to us post paid, will Ik) furnished with
copies for examination.
ly A Full and Complete Assortment of
BOOKS and STATIONARY, for Sals at the
Ijowest Vriers. '
May II, 1831. ly.
"j6hxc a lvekle w
nianiir.tcturi or
CAUDLE MOULDS,
Ko. 109 Race, (Sassafras,) street,
Above Third, opposite the White Stean Hotel
PHILADELPHIA.
Tallow Chandlers and Manufacturers can ba
supplied nitha first rate Article of Cuiidle Moulds,
of Superior excellence and finish.
N. It. The Moulds are made of the best Metal
and polished by a new Patent Machine, which
gives them an evtia fnii.-di. They are after the
English style the tip to screw on the pip, and
the pipo to screw tight in the bench,
V W'tiniANTKU to be far suierior to any
other now in usc., l
He also munulactures Surgical Pumps ami
Syringes,
April 14, 1851. f.ino.
Xew Music .lust Published.
EE & WALKER. No. ICS Chesnut U
A arc constantly publishing and receiving;.
new uih! beautiful music from the most distin.
guisbed composers.
The following list contains some of the:!-choicest
uml most popular Songs, Waltzes. Polkas,
Ac.
Now, thou srt (lone, a beautiful song, word
I ''' 'i'boimis .1. Uichl, music by H.unbridge.
My New England Home, words and music br
Mrs L. Wade.
(Ir ilic's Omnibus j by C. Groins a collectioa)
of Duetts.
Sounds from Home, piano and violin, by Jo.
Gung'l.
Pretty Little Tolkas for Pretty Little People,
by J. Ling.
All ho Winds oj3 Sleeping, by A. 8, Wont
soy,
Guardian Angel, by the author of "Love Not."
Household Words, written by Chas. Young,d
The Adieus, word hy Thomas J. Diehl, mil.
sic by ilorr.
LEE fc WALKER have constantly on hand,
superior Piano, and a supply of Martin's Cele
brated Guitars, which together with a tine as
sortment of Musical Instrument snd Merchan
dize in general, comprise a stock not to be sur
passed by that of any other establiahmont in the
country. LEE & WALKER,
162 Chesnut street, Swaiin'e Uuilding.
Philadelphia, June 38, 1851 ly.
NO CURE NO PAY I
Hughes' Fever and Ague Fills ! !
A PERFECT end speedy ciue for the Fever
1 and Ague is pusraMu-d to any one who
may use the Pills. Ttey have been used for the
rjt ttrnt yrurt have never been known to.
fail iu a sin'ie instance and in rases, too,
wUero pe-von have had the disease for several
years, without intermission. The proprietor
c Jiensrtt tlf vorld to produce an article) that
will euro in ss short a time, without leaving any
deleterious effects from Ihe us of it. If the Pills
do not perform a speedy snd perfect cure, the
proprietor will return the money. For sale hy
Jiicoh S. Lawrence, Minersville; E. Helfen
stein, Trevorton t 8. R, Dixon, Schuylkill Ha
ven ; John W. Friling, Suubury Mary A. Mc
Coy, Northuuilierlaiid t Dr. Ueekly, Danville ;
John Sharpies, Catlawiasa Dr. Judd, Williams
port John lUaer, Milton, and by respectsbbi
Druggist throughout the State.
J. CURTIS C. HUGHES. Proprietor,
Fottsville, June 88, 1651
UNION HOTEL.
STTNBTJSY, FA.
npHE MISS WElTZELia re-pectfulfy iufoms
M. Uie Publi- that they stilt continue lo enter,
tain travelers and other at their old etrUhliatteJ.
stand p. Market street, west of Ihe Court Hooae.
Tb.iir long eiperience in the Imiineaa, and th
well eatahlished repulation of their House, will,
they trust, lie a aulKcicnl guarantee, that their
customer wilt lie well accommodated,
March 8, 1851 tf.
Knob "an d spring Mortise lat
CUES. An excellent article, for sale t(
hall the usual ldtm by J W. FRILINU,
Suubury, July T. 1840
T1LANK Parch neat Paper Deeds and blank
MorlgagM, Uonda, Eieculiona, Summons,
ftw sale by II. u. MASSER,
Suubury, April SO, 1851 1