SUN BURY AMERICAN-' AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
Jo reign txo 0.
j . ARRIVAL OP THE '
HUMBOLDT.
OtJR OATS LATER FROM EIIIOPE,
Desyetle Act o( Lsals Naoe'eaa Tbs Ptatioa.
, ol eaarts Asollsaea.
! CORN ADVANCING.
- ' Halifax, N. S., Feb 2.
The Crystal Palace bad been entirely
tired of its contents.
!t was thought likely in London ihnt dun
ardo would replace Normandy an Atnbns
lor to France. " V
Lord Normandy had arrived in England
m Paiis.
The London Newt of (he 12th of January,
aking in relation to the Prometheus, rays
t the British Government will express te
Cabinet, at Washington, in frank and
nly term, their regret of what has oc
red, aisj testify in a matked manner
ir disapprobation of the aggressor's con.
t. That matter may, therefore, be cou
jred ai amicably settled,
'he President of the French Republic has
ed decree dissolving the National
irdt throughout the Republic ; but it is
e reorganized when the government miiy
m it necessary for the maintenance of
lio order. In such rases the President
appoint conimandets, colonels, and
tenant-colonels.
was expected that Louis Napoleon
Id soon declare himself Emperor ; but
as felt that such a step would not add to
despotic power he now execise.
he Mark Lane Corn Market was very
on the 14th, with an advancing ten
y. Bailey had advanced one shilling,
.r tells less readily at last week' atl
e. Floating cargoes of wheat and corn
at an advance of 6J. lo Is. American
- is held one shilling higher.
FRANCE,
large number of persons had been sent
ie government to the pestilent swamps
ayenne. Decrees had been issued bnil
g Victor Hnpo and six hundred and
ty representatives of the mountains
the territory of France, Algeria and
Colonies.
r reasons atTeclins the public tenuity,
temporary banishment of the following
ins from Franre and Algeria, has been
ed, viz : Generals Chancarnier, Lamor
9 and Bedean, M. M. Thiers, Girardin
twelve others. The Generals named
5 had been released from the Fortress
m, and escorted to the frontier,
conspiracy had been discovered for
ig the convicts in the hulks at Roche-
ests continue to be made in all parts r
e, and a virtual Reicn of Tenor had
established. The French funds had
nsequence, fallen considerably.
ARRIVAL OF THE MAGBAA.
Three Days later from Europe.
Halifax, Feb. 4.,
Monitor published the New Constitu
s iudicaied in the Proclamation,
s President is to be a responsible Gov
for ten years. Justice is lo be dispen
i his name. He has the initiation of
and the right of pardoning. He coin
s ihe laud and sea forces, declaies war
nukes treaties, and appoints all public
otiaries. The oath required of all pub
icers is in this form : '-I swear obedi
,o the Constitution and fidelity to the
lent." In case of the President's
the Senate convokes the nation for a
leetion, the President beini? entitled
cret deed to designate the citizen,
nerils the confidence of the people,
i Loudon Times annonnces that Louis
eon is about to strengthen his portion
natiimonial alliance with a Swedish
, the daughter of Oscar, and grand
ter, on her mother's side, of Eugene
arnois. She is 22 years of age, and of
h descent.
KOSSITII AT CLEVELAND.
Clevkkand, Ohio, Feb. 1.
ernor Kossuth arrived in this city about
ick last evening?! and was received
le most unbounded enthusiasm. On the
mm Pittsburg, he addressed the people
imand Ravenna, and from the platform
ears at places, where immense throngs
wembed to see him. At the various
ig-placea he received contributions of
alaid, amounting in all to about $1700,
liance he was addressed by Judge
ins. Chairman of the State Committee.
lis arrival in this city, he was escorted
trchlisht procession of the military and
n to the Waddell House, whieh was
itly illuminated in linnor of the distin
d guest. He shortly afterwards ap.
upon the balcony in compliance with
Is of the immense concourse assembled
it of the building. He made nut a
ddress, simply thanking the people tor
eception, and excusing himself from
a speech, on the plea of fatigue and
Ith.
will speak at the festival on Monday
(dress the Ladies' Association in the
TY one thousand emigrants landed
ada during the past year, and of this
r upwards of twenty-two thousand
nh.
er Ofoh Hyde's paper in Iowa de-
he Mormon tystem of a plurality of
1 he Mormon law anows it ana tne
aeems u w .
Russian Goverment are taking con.
Tor iron in the English markets, for
wtuction ol the railway bridge over
(tula, and other royal bridges.
Wednesday week 123 slaves were
Charleston, at an average of $448
and 16 others at an average of 1 612
i. y A
.i.lt of tha Forrest Divorce Case
eeneral dissatisfaction in Philadel-
n i r...ii-
Mr Forrest, epila Ol U ' UUiis,
From the Boston Transcript.
MORMOKISM A DEMORALIZING DELI).
BIOS. '"
The following it a communication, addres
sed tout by Mr. Hardy, formerly an elder
in the Mormon ohurch, on the subject of
(he charges brought against the Mormons
by the returned United Slates officers from
Utah. We have had some conversation
with Mr. Hardy, doting which he Impressed
ut most favorably by those external signs of
physiognomy and manner, which denote
truthfulness and sincerity. We firmly be.
li.ve his tory, confirmed as it is by much
concurrent testimony from official and other
sources.. We have hitherto defended the
Mormonf, believing them to be a traduced
and persisted people.
M ORMONISM EXPOSED.
By an esMormon.
To the Editor' "f ihe Transcript The late
high handea and" treasonable proceeding of
Ihe Mormons in territory of Utah, as
shown bv the officii "?pirrt of the U. S.
officers returned there.W. however strange
and startling they may appear te the unini
tiated, form no new development lo thoie
who have had an opportunity of scrutinizing
and observing them, and ihei. doctrines and
practices, and designs ; but a r perfect
keeping with the character o.' 'he sect,
openly avowed by thrm to most or 'heir
members for some ten yeats or rnore
The writer of this having been f
their number, and having been person ""Hy
acquainted with Brighm Young and l.'s
associates, called by them Ihe twelve Apos- I
lies, and having had frequent conversations
with them in respect lo their policy in rela
tion to the government of this country, is
perhaps better qualified than many to sub
mit a few hints thereon.
First then, a word in regard to their great
leading doctiine ; they believe and teach
that the aboriginies of this continent are
descendants uf a branch of the house of
Israel, through the seed of Joseph, the pa
triarch, and, consequently, those remarkable
blessings pionounced upon Joseph, and his
two sons, by Jacob, his father, also by
Moses, will be fulfilled upon the head of the
Mormon Church, and on this continent.
Hence all those terrible denunciations and
destructions predicted of in tho Prophets,
against the oppressors of Ephraim and Ma
nassnh (Ihe Indians) aie to be fulfilled upon
the devoted heads of the American people,
tho Mormons beina the instruments !
The Book of Mormon misnamed Ihe
Motmon Bible which Joseph Smith claim
ed to have found miraculously, in the shape
of metallic plates, inscribed upon in an un
known or lost language, but translated by
him through inspiration, is the sacred and
political history of this branch of Israel, the
predecessors of the American Indians. The
organization of Ihe Mormon church is the
beginning of this work, of returning political
powers to the Indians ontensibly, but in
reality lo the Mormon church. In regard
to the government and laws of this country,
they are ready at any and nil times to set
them at defiance, except when they may
deem it politic to do otherwise. In addition
to their religious idea of vengence on this
government, they Iiave sworn vengence
against Ihe States of Mississippi and Illinois,
from which they have been driven, and
against the U. S. Government for not siding
with them against those States.
The Salt Lake movement was got up for
the avowed purpose of placing themselves
without Ihe pale of this Government, (they,
with all their prophets, little dreaming that
it was so soon lo be a part of that Govern
ment) that they could the belter manage
their treasonable designs, and at that time
the Mormons petitioned Qneen Victoria for
aid for Ihe Mormon emigrants from Great
Britain, urging in that petition the impor-
tance of her Majesty's Government counter
acting Ihe rnpid emigration from the United
Stales to California ! That petition can be
seen by examining the files of the Mormon
paper printed in England at that tune, call
ed the Millenian Star.
In regard to Polygamy, it hns been
preached among them for years ; and, if it
were necessary, I could give you cases of
the separation of husbands ami wives, and
breaking up of families, the demoralization
of young women by some of these twelve
apostles, in this city and vicinity, that would
almost chill the heart's blood.
They leach and avow openly that marria
ges performed out of that church are null
and avoid, and can be broken at the plea'
sure of either nr both parties ! There is no
particular order or system about it. The
heads of the church manage to secure to
themselves the most desiiable of the fe
males thai join the church ; and when tired
of them, given them over to Ihe laymen of
the church, and not before.
1 know of one instance of a family from
this city, where the mother and two daught
ers (mere children) were used as wives by
one of these apostles, Heber Kimball ; he
at the same lime living with his lawful
wife ! I know of another case, in which
P. P. Pratt, another of the 12, took the
young wife of Mr. Hum of this city, unbe.
known to him, and they have lived as hus
band and wife since. But your space will
not permit to begin lo enumerate instances
of that kind that have come to my personal
knowledge. Instead of polygamy, it should
be termed licentiousness run mad. Any and
all of these charges I stand ready to substau
liate by their own documents, and by uniin
peachuble witnesses.
JUHN HAUL)).
I The Austrian Government is aaid to be
demanding a tax of two hundred and twen.
,y.five do!ar, from ery fu)i gro,rn tton
emigrating to America,
Qucstiohi to bc Amswered.--Do you be
lie vu in ibe Rochester Knockers 1 Do you
love figs' peel Do you love ismbs lungs ?
Do you live near tbe ehottecary'e pop 1
DiJ you ever ride in a wagage baggoul
To draw a ton upon an ordinary conn try
road requires a "full" of one bundled and
forty-seven pounds J upon a Macadamsied
road, sixty-live pounds upon the Rue
pvroRi9 iuirsjiaio puuuu.1 t upon piana
.1 rii.JK Mill. luanlt.lkfU nnnn.l. t:
Iloofland's German Bitters, prepared and
sold by Dr. Jackson, at the German Medical
Store, 120 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily
increase in their well deserved celebrity, for
the cure of all diseaes arising from derange
ment of the liver. These bitters have, in
deed, proved a blessing to the afflicted, who
show their gratitude by Ihe most flattering
testimonials. This medicine has establish
ed for itself a name that competitors, how
ever wily their schemes or seducive their
firomises cannot reach. It gained the pub
ic confidence by the immence benefits that
have been derived from it, and will ever
maintain its position.
OIK l.
In i his place, on Thursday last, ELISA
BETH, daughter of Mr Jonathan Baslian,
aged 5 years.
In Upper Augusta, on the SSth ult., Mrs.
MARY RENN,"relict of Mr. Bernard Renn,
aged about 78 years.
In Milton, on the 201 h tilt , Mrs. REBECCA
COATS, wife of L P. Coats, aged years.
In Delawnio township, on the 26th ult.,
Mr. SAMUEL CALDWELL, aged about CO
yea rs.
In White Deer township, Union county, on
the 2d ult., JOHN, aged 19 tears, and on the
24i h ult., JACOB, aged about 1? years both
sons of John Bachman, Sr.
Tn Lewis township, on tho 17lh ult., Mrs.
SUSANNA GLASE, aged 34 years.
In Lewis township, on the 21st ult., MA
RY JANE SEVESO.V, aged 6 years.
In Point township, on Ihe 10:h ult., Mr.
JOSEPH GIBSON, nged 79 years
In the same township, on the 17th ult., af
ter a short illness, Miss MARY HAMMOR,
daughter of the Into John Hammor, due'd., in
the 20th year of her age.
In Limestone township. Montour county,
,-.n iho 3d ult., Mr. JOHN FREDERICK
ERG, aged 75 years.
In1 Delaware township, on the 25ih nil.,
JAOPB HITTKL, infant son of Josiah Ktlser,
aged 1 )'enr ai"' $ mouths.
In Le Hisburc, on the 10th ult., MARY,
wife of Martin A. Slock, in the 73d year of
her age.
H)C iltorkcts.
PhiLideitihia Market.
Fk. 5,
1852.
Fl.ofR and MeaI..--Flour is firmer sales
of 1500 bbls. fair bi.vids nt 5i per bbl ;
sales for city ue ill $4,374. Extra flour
is held atS-IJ a 5
Rye Flour. Is scarce, and would bring
S3. 50
Cohs Meal. Last saf.es of fresh ground
at S3,12i.
Wheat Little ottering ; sales of prime
red at 90 c; white is held at St. 00.
Rye. None aiming; last sales at 73
cents.
ConN. Is dull ; sales of good oU yellow
at 68 cts.
Oats. New Southern are in demand at
40cts.
Whiskey. Sales at 21i cts. in bbs. nd
21 cts. in hhds.
SUNBUKY 1'ItlCE CURRENT
WllSAT. "0
lit K. .50
Con. - -50
Oats. . . U7
DuTTsa. 16
Kerns. ... 12
I'o iik. ... 6
Flaxskcii. .... 1C'
Tallow. -10
lit ts wax - 25
tUcKLKti Flax. ... 10
IJiiif.1i Api'I.ik. - 100
Do. PttAcakS. 250
Flax
New Advertisements.
J. STOCKMAN & SON,
Manufacturers and Dealers m
GOLD AM) SILYEU PENCILS,
Tliimllis, Silvrr Warr, Jfffrlry, if.
At th" Old Established Stand, Sijrn of the
Gold Thimble, No. 60 Chestnut Street,
Suuth side, between 2d and 3d Sis.,
PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE thev manufacture and keep con
stantly on hand a vnrirtv of articles, suita
Mc for city or country trade, among which are
Gold and Silver Patent and other kinds of
Pencils, Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Combs, Finper Shields, Knitting SIiphIIis, Needle
Cases, Scissor Hooks and Chains. Purse Clasps.
Tooth and Eur Picks, Twee7.ers, Nursing Tillies,
Odd Fellows' and Sons of Temperance Jewels
and Emblems, dec, also
Silver Spoons, Forks and Butler Knives.
In addition to which they keep a general sup
ply of
Rogers' superior Plated and uertnan bilver
tioods
Of the first quality, such as Spoons, Forks, Soup
ami Oyster Ladles, ButterKnives, Spectacles, Ac.
Jackson a celebrated Lead for I encils of all
f'wrt by the quantity, tt the lowest market prices.
January, .4' !" im-
WM. M. ROCKEFELLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
aiLYIHUtY, PA.
Dec. 13, 1851 tf.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
N pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed
to public sate on Saturday the 7ih day of Febru
ary next, on the premises, the following real es
tate to wit : A certain
TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND,
situate in Lower Augusta township, Ceunty
aforesaid, containing
14 Acres,
adjoining land of Samurl Reitr., Henry Rodger
and Ailuin Snyder, on which is erected a
FRAME HOUSE,
a Lot; Darn, all of which is cleared, and
on wh:ch is a small ORCHARD. Late -tht es
tate of Lavina Beachcl, dee'd
8ale to commence at 10 o'rlnrk, A. M. of said
day, when the terms of sale will h made known
by 8AMI.EL REITZ, Adio'r.
By tinier ot Ihe Court,
e Court, )
Clk. O. C.
J5U )
P. PLKSjil,. cik
Jan. 10, MX
TUG WORLD'S FAIB.
Gold Ifledal ii warded,
To Eli Krupp, for hit "Essence of Coffee."
IT is now satisfactorily decided that Krupp's
"Essenc of Corl'ee" is ths best auj most
wholesome preparation for Coll'ea in tha world,
W therefore recommsnd it to all lovers of
"Good Coflit as an article of great value.
'l bs price is only 144 cents per package, which
with one lb. of CoTee will go as fat as five lbs.
of ordinary Cotles alone.
Storekeepers and all others that may purchase
it ara assured that if it does not giv antira satis
faction it msy ha returned, and tha money will
Da reiunuca. jtianuiacturao ny
ELI KRUPP,
' No. 639 N. 8d 8U, Philadelphia
January 8, 1851 3m.
fa ISSUE PAPE& VeUow Tiasu papor wr
I. ovwinf Issm, Ac, for sal a rhs orCea A
Ua American. . . ,
Ml rXaj W4
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Far lb Car mf
COUGHS, COLDS,
BOARSSNX2SS, BRON
OHXTXS, GROUP, ASTm.
XVI A, WHOOPIItrOOOUOH
AtfX) CONSUMPTION.
In ofTering to the community this justly cele
brated remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs, it is not our wish to trifle, with the lives or
health of the afflicted, but frankly to lay before
them the opinions of distinguished men and
some of the evidences of the success, from which
they can judge for themselves. We sincerely
pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions or
false statements of its efficacy, nor will we hold
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts
will not warrant
Many proof arc here given, ami we solicit an
inquiry from the public into all we publish, feel
ing assured they will find them perfectly reliable,
and the medicine, worthy their best confidonce
and patronage.
From th' distinguished Prnfrsiorof Chemistry
and Materia Medita, Uoicdoin College.
Pear Sir : I delayed answering the receipt of
your preparation, until I had an opportunity of
witnessing its eflccts in my own family, or in the
families of my friends.
This I have now done with a high degree of
satisfaction, in cases both of adults and children.
I have found it, as its ingredients show, a pow
erful remedy for colds, and coughs, and pulmon
ary diseases.
PARKER CLEAVELAXD, M. X).
BnrMswicK, Mi., Feb. 5, 1847.
From an Overseer in the Hamilton Mills, in
this City.
Lowkli, Aug. tn, 1849.
Dr. J. C. Ayer : 1 have been cured of the
worst cough I ever had in my life, by your
"Cukbrt 1'EtTonAt," and never fail, when I
have opportunity, of recommending it to others.
Yours, reapectfullv,
8. i). EMERSON.
I'iT Read the following, and see if this medi
cine is worth a trial. This patient had become
very feeble, and the cH'cct of the medicine was
unmistakably distinct ."
U. S. HuTUL, SlHlTOBA SpRINOS,
July 5, 1849. $
Dr. J. C. Eyer, Pir : I have been afflicted
with a painful nfl'vetiun of th a lungs, and all the
symptoms of settled consumption, for more than
a year. I could find no medicine that would
reach my ease, until I commenced the use of
your "Chkmmt Pkctoral," which gave me
gradual relief, and I have been steadily gaining
my strength till my health is well nigh restored.
While using your medicine, I had the gratifi
cation of curing with it my reverend friend, Mr.
Truman, of Sumptcr District, who had been sus
pended from his parochial duties by a severe at
tack of bronchitis.
I have pleasure in certifying thee facts to you,
And am, sir, vours, respectfully,
J. F. CALHOUN, of S. C.
fST The following was one of the worxt of
csaes, which the physicians and friends thought
to be incurable consumption :
CiitH-run, P., Aug. 22, 1S46.
J, C. Aver. Sir : I wss taken with a terrible
cough, brought on by a cold, in tha beginning of
lust February, slid was confined to my bed more
than two months. Coughing incessantly night
and day, I became ghaetty and pale, my eyes
were sunken and glsssy, and my breath very
short. Indeed, I was rapidly filling, and in such
distress lor breath, that but little hope of my re
covery could be entertained. While in this situ
ation, a friend of mine, (the Rev. John Keller, of
the Methodist church) brought me a bottle of
your L'uirut Pkctohai., which I tried more to
gratify nun, than from any expectation or obtain
ing relief. Its good effect induced me to con
tinue its use, and I soon found my health much
improved. Now in three niuiiths, I am well and
strong, and can attribute my cure only to your
'cut medicine.
With the deepest gratitude, vours, &e.
JAMKS GODFREY.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mtus.
fold in Sm.hury by II. MARSER, and by
Druggirts generally throughout the telutc.
November 1, 1651. lyceSmo.
PURIFl'ISIl EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
In the whole Wom.it
IV Priest $t pr fi" flit, or Hi Hottlm far
1l U now nut tin tn U1.4 ItT ItOTTI.KS. of tt
tine jnatrunl s?iWctf tfnup tin when In mi if huttlet.
r.iirh Iat., txtnle contains) I XT YPOi It l0KH,
tt.l Om tilicHtinna are u ntitirly ( nnrriitrnlrif
Html only One TaUtpmfl t rp)innd at ae thrr
timm a atf tlius) oiiti IhiiiIsj !( Twenty-One !nv,
wiin-n it n men ioni'-r wan ikiw of or other ttHHlirin
IrIs). linraiiM IttHi-st it reauired uf tlita aunniUv
tf a (loam.
The renf ffujwrtWtYs of tlift Bland Purifier ever a!)
o'.lr ttielu-iiie, ctHiHstta in ftfui nieavura In it ps
tM'ntT m a of Ut cmifsminii. i le pomtrtd Medical
innn us anmio nrnrre ami iiare
Indian Roots and Barks,
wMr!t no otdfT tnerttcinr nuMsxaes. Thfc ara the arKt swrv
" I'ttrtfiiTa of Hluod itiat were ar known lo
tHiltnr ImJmm or tckitr am., ana Utrae basing aaaywasisfad witn
Ua ttromyt -eumcMt rated ht tract of
SarsapariHa, Yellow Dock.
CHERRY AND SASSAFRAS BARKS,
ntaka tlii a Vraretnbl Kxtrnrf, not only tha prastal
Itlitnd luritifr, l-ui ai, a dirt per arfn ny
lirent ortri ih;n any otJVr It in dwiper, Isacauae Uw
ffuud'y uf u that may lm nmtiUi for One llol.Hr will laat
murb lontier, tMul will rurn Ten Tliuen mora Bluod
d-R. than a iWnVt wnnh tf any .itimr MMtkln).
y rur uuduiiUUMi ftrour uf Uia L vrmol
Scrofula, Fever-Sores.
fiwld Htd, y.rytifHJ.it, H,ilt- Mm, RMm ttim, 5Aisa,
rup4fM Pufj-itm om tht k ', I,iverC'ompluliita
Ptlet, l.umKctf. Cttiararoifa IWi, ('oaf iveneaa Sura
t'va. IrTMtM-ln Patm a U ai, Htmut, iiimm, mnd
Jotott, nt i i. oiHra iMrtjRi-Ui.oou UikCAiir.ft, aea otir
PAMrnl.m. IS M4 UoucUnil-tivrj Agvi baa tbaal lu
giv away.
For tLS by J. W. Friltntt aiiuburvt Mary A. Me
Cay, N'ittmniierwnl j J-4ia ii. Hot-tt Matou; llayca Sc
5IrCormi k, MrKwtfiiavill.
May 3, IWl, olw. ly.
STE1W CllUDH AND MILUNERT.
R. A. CROOK UK & CO.,
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND
DEALERS IN
STRAW CLOUDS,
Silks, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
AND OTHCa
MILLINERY GOOD?,
Nos. 47 and 49 Chestnut Street, snd No. 58
South Second Street, west side, near Chestnut,
Philadelphia.
December 57, 1851 ly.
Witt. G. MASON,
Engraver and Printer,
No. 40 Chestnut Street, above Second,
PHILADELPHIA. -
IS prepared to do ENGRAVING and PRINT
ING, in all their branches. Wedding, Visiting
and Business Cards, Ball Tickets, Watch Papers,
Labels, Bill Heads, Notes, Checks, Drafts and
Diplomas. Seals and Bumps for Corporations,
Odd Fellows, Masons, Sons of Temperance, Ac.
All the above engraved in ths best msune
Orders by Post promptly stt"ied to, t
December?. ISJI.ly,
TOLANK DEEDfci printed on ths bast quality
of perchmrat paper, sold at tha lews prkee
I c, Vy whoussaW n rtn ' f '
is
"AID AND COMFORT,"
lo Your Own Mechanics.
GEOKGERENN.
' . . MaNtTACTURER Of
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of tha most Fashionable Style.
T"HE suliseriher respectfully rails the attention
1 of the public to his large and splendid assort,
ment of every quality and price of
ClARINET-WARI?.
which cannot fail to reiommend itself to every one
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best stock to be had in the city. No effort is
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the
subscrilier is determined to keep up with the
many improvements which ara constantly being
made His stuck consists of Mahogany
Koran, IIvnii and Lounges,
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
m, BREAKFAST AM) DINING TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BUNDS, equal to Phils-
dvlphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
in short, every article in this line of his business.
He also manufactures all kinds and qualities of
CHAIRS,
including varieties never before to be had ir
Sunbnry, such as Mhoort, Bi.c WimcT
iiuiCi'susMiniGiuaiJi n Wixnsna
CHAIRH, ixn rAMf Puno Stools, which are
of the latest styles, and warranted to lie excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscrilier is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can lie entertained
about the quality and finish of his ware and
Chairs.
Hi articles will be disposed of on as good
terms as they can be purchased elxewhere. Coun
try Produce taken in pnvment for work.
CV UNDERTAKING. Having provided
himself with a handsome Hkarsk, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending funer
als, in this vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tance from this place.
W The Ware Room is in Market Street,
below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tavern.
GEORGE RENN.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1862. tf.
HERRING'S
(WII.DERH PATKNT.)
SALAMANDER SAFES.
fMIE validity of this patent, (after having Wen
vigorously contested by suits nt law for the
last six years.) has been fully and finally estab
lished in the Supreme Court of the United States.
The undersigned, at his depot, has ou hand a
large assortment of the genuine
PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES,
ALSO, ALL KINDS OP
Iron Chests, Money Boxes,
Vault Doors and Dank Vaults, both fire and bur
jrtar proof, with new and Second Hand Safes of
other makers forming the largest assortment in
tlie world. Also, the fo'lowing
LOCKS:
Jones's Changeable, Combination, Permutation,
and LetteT Changeable Anti Gunpowder Locks;
Hall's New Patent Powder and Burglar-Proof
Lock; Day, Newell & Day's; and Locks of
otlier celebrated makers.
JOHN FARRCL,
No. 54 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Sole Agent for the State of Pennsylvania.
January 10, KS2. Sin.
THE GERMAN
WASHING POWDERS
considered by thousands who have tested it,
as being the greatest
Scientific Wonder of the tl'orld!
Entirely doing away with that laborious and in
jurious practice of rubbing the
CLOTHES I'pon tub WASHBOARD,
And a grcnt saving of
TIME. LABOR AND EXPENSE.
N. B. To prevent fraud and imposition, (for
many are trying to palm oil article put up lika
mine.) the Proprietor, I. P. HOVT, will put
his WRITTEN MGN'ATTRB on the top la
bel of every Packsge. And he only asks sa
enlightened fiiblic not to confound
THE OKR-MA AVASIIIKG POWDER
with others that are in tho market.
It is put up in Packages with full directions,
and sold at the.nomina) price of 12J cents.
tV PRINTERS will find it greatly to advan
tags to purchase tbose Powders to cleanse tlieir
TYPES AND ROLLERS,
being a very superior article for that purpose.
Manufactured only by I. P. HOVT. at his
Laboratory and Principal Depot, No. 10 South
Fifth Street, Philadelphia.
Wholesale nnd Retail A (rents ; Henry Masssr,
Sunbury ; S. 15. Denormandie, Northumberland.
Remember the name
GERMAN WASHING FLUID.
All letters to be post paid.
November!?, 18M. Oino.
J. Z. DITTEHICH,
-Vs 78 Xortk Sd St., bttwetH Arrk and Race Sr.,
PHILADELPHIA.
YYEREBV informs the public that he imports
and constantly keens on hand at his new
store. No. 78 North Sd St., a large assortment of
Foreign Fancy Goods,
Musical Instrvmtnls, Pictures $ Paints,
which he will sell at the lowest prices.
His stock, in part, consists of, Accordeons,
lolins. Music Boxes, Parlor and Bar Koorn On
gans, Melodenns, Herniiliiues, Mathematical In'
airuinents, Mugncls, h'py and Opera Glasses,
Stationery of all kiiuls. Pocket Books, Bronze
Powder, DuU-h MeUl, Gold and Silver Leaf,
Kcalea of all kinds, fvinfl" and Tobacco Boxes,
Lithographic Puinls, Copper Plate and Steel En
pra vinns, and pictures of every variety. Also
Gilt Frame Mouldings of various sizes.
Dealers. Country Merchants, and Pedlars, sup
plied at reasonable prices.
December U0, 1651 tf.
HOVER'S INK 'mANIJFACTORYT
rtr.novi:r to
No. 144 Race Street,
Between ith and SA, opposite Crown St.)
PttlLADELTHlA.
1XTIIF.RE the Pniontrtnr ii anaHerl, bv incfasKit farfli
lie, to euortlv Uia growing ileinsisl lor HOVEK'H
INK, which IU wiilo-anitaij rulali"ii lm created.
This Ink ie uow so well eeuUilied in Die (raid opinion
and e ai&leuce of the A meneen Public. Ikftt it ie arefeeijr
aucteiiry ii aav aurihini iu in iuvr. aiul the mauuiecta.
Mr inea this opportunity to euy that the confidence Uiu
Srrurrd shall rt'S lie abneKl.
lu aitditi.ai to the various kinde of Writing Ink, ke elan
BMiiulacturea Adamantine Cement for nieiHUnf Glass and
China, as wll as a annerior Hair Dye ; a IruU only is ne
ceeeary to inanre n lulur use. aud a Bralins Wax, well
adapted for Druggists and Uottiers, ai a very low price, in
terse of smalt qiuuit Hies.
Orders addressed to JOOEPH HOVER,
Manoineturer, No. t4 Race Bireet, Between 4ih
A tie, opposite Crowa Street, riuladelphie,
December 7, 1M1. n.
BUFFALO ROBES.
Al0, TANCY FURS, such as Muffs, Boas,
Tippets, Victorias, eVc tVe. Tha subseri
hers oflier ths abate for sals, wholesale er rataiL
in ths greatest variety, and on ths cheapest terms,
at tueur establishment, No. S3 North Tbirsl
Street, opposite Cherry, Philadelphia.
JAMES REIaY eV CO.
November ft, 1S51. 4mo,
HAZUI&A superior artkU fur sals at taa
ssorsj of . - HENRY MAMXX .
hinkqrr, fK l, l80- i' t
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
L. PKLOUZE'S
Philadelphia Type Foundry.
Great Reduction In Type, Ac.
PF1HE undersigned begs leava to call tha atten-
tion of Printers and Publishers to ths greatly
reduced prices of his Type, Vis I
Pearl, $1,08 Minion, . 4.
Agate, 7 Brevier, 4
Nonpareil, 58 Bourgeois, 87
Long Primer, 34 Small Pies, 3
Pica, 80,
and all other type in proportion. But wishing
to encourage cash payments, the subscriber will
make a still larger deduction of from 12 to IS
per cent, for cash. Having greatly enlarged and
improved his establishment, he flatters himself to
be able to supply his customers with greater des
patch Uian most of his competitors. He has
constantly on hand Cases, Chases, Composing
Sticks, Stands, Brass and Wooden Galloys, and
all other materials used in a Printing Office.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to at the North West Corner of 3d and
Chestnut streets. L. PELOUZE.
N. B. Old Type taken in eichange for new
at nine cents per pound.
Philadelphia, Dec. SO, 1851.- tf.
MORE GOOD NEWS!!
MORE NEW GOODS ! !
JOHN YOUNG,
TTAS just received and opened a fresh and
general assortment of
Pall and Winter Goods,
of the newest and best styles, consisting in part of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
aTJEENSWARE.
Hardware. Iron and Steel, Nails, ic,
ALSO :
SILK AND SLOUCH HATS, MILITARY
AND CLOTH CAPS.
Gum Shoes, Fish Salt, &c.
A 11 of which he will sell at the most reasonable
prices fur cash or country produce.
Give him a call and try his prices.
Sunbnry, Nov 22, 1851.
JOHN A. II All It IS,
Manufacturer, &. Dealer in
Imported and Domestic Segars,
Also, a general assortment of
Leaf & Manufactured Tobacco,
CONSTANTLY on hand, at the lowest msr-
ket prices. Comer of Chestnut St, and
Wharves, Philadelphia.
December S7, 1851. ly.
GREAT BARGAINS 1
Watches and Jewellery,
WHOLESALE niil RETAIL,.
HAVING constantly on hand an immense
stock of Watches and Jewellery, I am de
termined to sell at less prices than the same qual
ity uf Watches or Jewellery are sold in Philadel
phia, viz :
Gold Lever Watches, full jewelled 18 ka
case, only $30,00
Gold Lcpine, '-18 84,00
Silver Levers, full jewelled, only 14,08
Silver Lepines, - 11,00
Gold Pencils, 1,50
Gold Pens, Silver holders, 1,00
Also an immense stock of all kinds of Watch
es, Gold Chnins, Breastpins, Earrings, Silver
Spoons, Vc, all of which I will sell at less pri
ces than ever have been sold in this city, as the
prices ara certainly much less than ever hereto
fore sold in this city or county.
California Gold bought for Cash. Particular
attention paid to repairing Watches and Jewel
lery. All I ask is a call to convince l'urchasers
that this is the place to purchase Watches, Jew
ellery and Silver ware.
Persons by sending the casli tliey wish to ex
pend can have a watch or watches sent to them
hv mail with perfect safety, having sent them in
that way lor the last 6 years. All communica
tions must be post paid. Please call or send or
ders to LEWIS LA DOM US,
No. 103 C'hcsnut St., hetwn :td and 4th St.,
East Wing of Franklin House.
Philadelphia, Oct 25, 1851- tf.
TO DYSPEPTICS.
THE subscribers offer for sale Cheltenham
Suit. n invnliiabln remcdv for this disease
it is an exsct imitation of the water of the cele
brated Cheltenham Spring of England, which
has leen found ao beneficial in cases of Dyspep
sia, bilious Complaints, Hick Headache, Habit
ual CoKtivencss, cite, and is particularly recom
mended as a substitute for Sciillitz Powders, as it
acts troth as a tonic and gentle purgative. A
Pamphlet containing an analysis of the water and
directions fur its use, accompanies each bottle.
Price 3ti cents per bottle.
The subscribers also prepare a highly concen
trated Essence of Pure Jamaica Ginger. Price
25 cents per bottle.
Full Catiilortin of drugs with prices attached
furnished Physicians gratis. Also priced Cata
logues of l"u re Chemicals for analytical
Chemists.
The attention of Druggists is particularly in
vited to our stock of fine drugs, chemicals, &c.
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemist,
Cth & Arch Street," Philadelphia.
October S5, 1851. smo.
E. S. JONES & CO.,
CORNER of Fourth and Race Streets, Pub
lishers of the Model Architect, bv SAMUEL
SLOA N, Architect, to be completed in 'ii month
ly parts.
The abova work is designed to meet the wishes
not only of those directly interested in bnildiugs,
but of all who desire the advancement of thia no
ble art in our country, and wish to cultivate their
tastes and acquaintance with architecture. The
handsome manner in which it is prepared and
embellished, renders it a tasteful ornament for
the drawing-room, while its accurate delineations
giva it the highest practical value.
Nos. I. 2 A 3 now ready for delivery.
Price 60 cents ler number. Address as
above, post paid.
May :t, 1851. ly. Dec. SO. 1851.
M. L. KIIIXDEIj,
ATTORITEY AT LA"77".
Office in Market street Sunbury, opposite
Weaver's hotel
BUSINESS will be promptly attended to in
the Counties of Northumberland, Union,
Columbia and Montour.
Sunbury, Oct. 11, 1851. ly.
THOMAS PALMER)
COMMISSION MERCIIAKT,-
No. 6, North Wharves,
Where the following goods are received and sold
oil coin mission,
Dried Apples, reaches, Plums, Pears. Cherries,
Ac,, Green Apples in Barrels or by ths Bushel,
Beans, Feaa, Cranberries, unions, mercer ro
ta toes. Sweet Potatoes, Shelborks, Chestnuts,
Ground Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs.
Prunes, Grapes, Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Cheese.
And all kiuds of Foreign and Domes tic Pro.
dura. .
Philadelphia, Dee, 13, ,851 ly.
SOAP AND CANDLE il.
THE subscriber takes this meJ'jod uf Inform.
Inj the citizens of Sunb'jry and vicinity,
that they are engaged ip. tha rnanufactrrra "of
6oap and Candles, pf tb beat quality, at No, 44
Filbert street, Philadelphia. They respectfully
Invite all who buy for cash, to give him call as
they will find it to Is their advantage is) dealing
with him for articles in their line.
C. DUFFY A BON,
44 Filbert sbsrs M.
Dacaabsi r, 111 tL
MORE
! NEW GOODS!
FRILING & GRANT,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public an!
"the rest of mankind," that they bavs ra
eeived a large assortment of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
of every variety of style, consisting In part of
fine assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Merinos, Moutselini de
Lains, Calicoes, Muslins, Lhecks,
and every variety of Dry Goods.
Also a large assortment of GROCERIES
81'CH AS
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Spices '
of all kinds.
Also an assortment of
HARDWARE and OTEENSWARE,
Pish, Salt and Plaster.
Also a iresh supply of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
GT Country produce of all kinds tsksn in St
change at the highest market pries.
Sunbury, Nov. 8, 1851.
NEW GOODS !
J. 11. KAUFFMAN
At nil New Store In Hollowing ton,
TJESPECT FULLY informa his friends anil
' customers, that he has just received a new
stock of goods, which he offers to ths publia
at the lowest prices, viz :
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
SUCH A3
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Merinos,
Mousseline De Lames, Flannels
and every variety of goods suitable for ths season.
Also Silk Hats, Caps, dice.
ALSO: An assortment of Hardware.
ALSO:
All Kinds, of Groceries,
LIQIOKS.
ALSO :
A variety of Quecnsware, Crockery, &c
Besides a variety of other articles, suitable for
farmers, &c '.
All kinds of produce taken In exchangs for
goods at the highest market price.
Hollowing Run, Oct, 35, 1BSI. tf.
LOOK HERE,
W1KTILLIAM HOOVER respectfully informa
V his friends and customers that he has.
just returned from Philadelphia, with su excellent
assortment of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
which he offers for sale at his new stors at Mas
scr's Mill, Hollowing Run. These goods will
be sold at the lowest prices.
HIS STOCK CONSISTS OF EVIiRY VARIETY, Ytit
Dry Goods, fjc.,
Such as Cloths, Cassimeres, Muslins, Callitoetr
Gtnghams. Lawns, Chintzes and
Ladies Dress Goods generally.
ALSO:
An assortment of
Palm Leaf Hats, Caps, &c,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, IRON and STEEL, NAILS, &
A general assortment of Groceries, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molas
ses, Spices, &c.
A lso an assortment of Liquors, such as
Brandy, Rum, Whiskey, Wines, tc.
VtT Produce of all kinds taken in exchangs at
the highest market prices.
Hollowing Run, May 10, 1851. ly.
Phoenix Fire & Thief Proof Iron Chest.
"I"t WARRANTED to stand equal heat with,
any other Chests in the country, and te
defy the Burglaa' ingenuity. Manufactory, No.
10 Hudson's Alley, running between Third and
Fourth streets, south of Chesnut, and in tho
rear el' the Girard Bank.
M. &. S., the proprietors, are Practical Me
chanics, and feci confident, from long expsrianeo
in the manufacture of Iron Chests snd Safes, and
a special attention to this particular branchpf
giving satisfaction to all who may give them a
call. . '
N. B. We have selected one of ths best aim-
erals ever used as a non-conductor ol neat la
this business, and we warrant our Chests and
Sites to be made of the best material and in ths
most durable manner, and te stand any heat
that can bs applied to them.
MILNOR& SHAW,
Manufactory No. 10 Hudson's Alley.
Running lietween 3rd and 4th streets, S of Ches
nut, in tne rear of Girard Bank.
Philadelphia, Oct, 25, 1851. ly .
111 IMEOYSTEUS!
THE undersigned is in ths daily receipt of"
fresh and excellent Oysters from ths eele .
brated establishment of Mr. Field, No. 83 L
West Lombard street, Baltimore,
All orders will be promptly attended to aast
forwarded without delay. Apply to tho auo
sciiber at Lee's Hotel, Northumlierland. Pa,
PHILIP SJBAV, ,
N. B Oysters of common quality at $1,0
per can.
October 11, 1851 3mo. '
OYSTKKS! OYSTEttS!!
AYING settled at Northumberland, I ana,
now prepared to furnish
Fresh and Spiced Oysters
during the whole season at the reduced pries of '
one dollar for whole and fitly cents per half can
You can depend upon them being fresh, as
shall receive them daily, (Sundays excepted,
and when landed here they are only 18 UrMuoostb
of the shell.
All persons who are in want of t'M above (rti
etc, at a distance, can have them aeut oor doson
or single can by addressing
GEOR'JE W. JONES.
N. B Parsons calling 'j,, th aohecriber mf
find him either at Burr's, or Haas' Hotel.
Northumberland, O-t, 4, J 851-
WASHINGTON HOUSE, .
'UNBVRY, PA.
rXIHE '.ubacriber respectfully informs ki friends '
jid tho public that ha haa taken lbs well ' .
anewn Public House, corner ol Market and Riv
'a streets, hu-ly occupied by Mrs. Whartoa. f
trusts by strict attention to basinoee, ho will a '
e ruth led to gio satisfaction; to all who snay fcvor
him with their custom,
JAMES COVERT. "
Sunbury, Oct , 1441 tf. . ,
I bar bottles for sals by
h. b mam nr.
S anbury, AariL IS, 1851
PEE BILLS Justices and Constebras Foo,
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