f
SECOND NATIONAL COtttltAi OF THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH IS TlVfi UNITED
' : -. STATES.
i . Bai.Vimoii, May 9.
The Second National fcounoil of the Caih
lio Church in the United States, convened
Nhia morning at the Metropolitan Cathedral
in thia city. The preliminary meeting of
the prelates was rreW at an early hour in
the Arrhepitcopal mansion on Charles atreeti
l the rear of the Cathedral, when the offi
cers of Ihe Council were chosen by the Moat
Illustrious and Most Reverend Archbishop of
Baltimore as follows : Promoters Right
lfvV. Jnhamms, D. D., Bishop of Natchez,
sni! ' Ihe Very Rev. Franois L'Homme, Su
perintendent of Sulpioians ; Promoters' Sec
retaries, Very Rev P. N. Lynch and Rev.
Thomas Foley ; Notary, Rev. Edward Dam
phonx ; Chaunlers, Very Rev. L. De Goes
brarand and Mr. John Dougherty ; Master
of Ceremonials, Rev. Francis Botlnndo.
About 10 o'clock this morning the Pie
lates formed in procession, wenrinn full pon
tificals, and walked from the Arehnpiscnpal
residence to the Cathedral, passed round I lie
square to the front of the edifice, and thence
into the nave of the church, passing through
the biond aisle to the grand altar, chaun
ting appropriate canticles for the occasion.
The procession was headed by a magnifi
cent gilt crucifix, followed by Acolytes,
bearing lighted candles, the master of Cere
monies and Assistants, Chaunlers, Theolo
gians one for each Bishop followed by
the Archbishops and Bishops, taking prece
dence according to priority of consecration
all arrayed in the most magnificent robes.
After all the prelates had taken their pla
ces, the Council was opened in a solemn
manner by Archbishop Kenrick of Baltimore
who addressed the Bishops present in tne
following words :
"Most Reverend Fathers and Venerable
Brothers. Is it pleasing, to you for the dory
and honor of God and for the amplification
nf the Catholic. Church, that the Councilor
Baltimore, lawfully convened and here as
sembled to-day, shall be opened 1"
To this question each Bishop replied ''It
pleases me let it be opened."
After other appointed ceremonies and the
reading nl the decrees of tho Council of
Trent, touching the Profession of Faith and
residence, a Grand High Mass was perform
ed, with a solemnity and grandeur never per
haps equalled in this country. The choir
was composed of upwards of one hundred
male and female vocalists, accompanied by
the entire Germania Musical Society, and
the powerful organ. The singing of the
Te Denm and Gloria in Ercelsis, was execu
ted in a manner grand beyond description,
and excited an intense degree of fervor and
devotion in the eongregntion.
At the conclusion of Mas, which, to
Celher with other ceremonies occupied up
wards of two hours, the Most Reverend
Archhihhnp Hughes, of Now York, entered
ihe pulpit, and commenced his sermon at
124 o'clock.
The Rev. Gentleman read the 10th Chap.
ter nf St. John, and took fur the theme of
hi discourse, "Christ is the door and the
Shepherd."
A Boneless Body. The London papers
describe an inquest held by the Coroner, on
F.li.abethVigors, agel 5 years. The body
presented a horrible spectacle, being one
lump of fiesh, twisted and distorted. De
reased's father slated, that soon after her
birth, a girl threw deceased over her back
in Ihe ere und. Since the occurrence, she
assumed a curved position, could eat nothing
bfit bread and butler and when touched
her bones appeared to snap. She had been
uniler medical treatment for a long lime,
without deriving the least benefit- He found
her dead in bed. Mr. Harrison, surgeon,
made a post mortem examination. There
were no bones in the body ; the limbs were
purely of gristle. It was au aggiavnted cas
of what was called ' rickets."
Tub London correspondent of the Phila
delphia North American thus describes the
dress worn by Mrs. Lawrence, wife of the
American Minister at the Queen's first
draw ing-ioom on ihe 1st inst:
"Mrs Lawrence's cost n mo was very gen
.. ' i ; i ct.. - ..r
eraliy aumireu. uo uma unm ui icu
velvet, lined with pink glace and trimmed
with point de Venise ; dress of pink chine
inoir antique. The head dress was com
poed of feathers, point de Venise lappets,
nnd the ornaments were a profusion of dia
monds and emeralds.
A New style of Watches has been recent
ly imported into this conntiy from Genevai
Switzerland. They are so constructed as to
be wound up, and ihe hands moved back
ward and forwnrd, without tho aid of a key
and without opening. This prevents the
Must from settling upon the works, or tho oil
from evaporatinc, and renders them less lia
ble to get out of order than ordinary wat
chesat the same time the const root ion is
so simple that any watchmaker cart set
them in order without difficulty.
All of our banks slopped specie payments
on ihe 10lh of May, 1837. A well remem
bered fact by all business men.
The LtMtoii Journal says Daniel Webster
is the only Whig who can, under existing
circumstances, carry Massachusetts!
Mii.k-Titebs, showing exactly the com
position of the while fluid, are said to be
old for 25 cents each in London.-''
Thesc are several hundred clergymen
from the country, now in Sew York, await
ing the anniversaries.
Peach nd pear trees are blooming, and
give promise of plentiful yield. The late
tiess of ihe season exempts them from dan
ger of injury by frost.
Patrick Carroll recovered 84000 of the
jf,aw York nd NISW Haven flail Road, for
breaking h bV collision.
A fld wprt f ,na 'ea,h' t lr- Clay
reached Cumberland, Md., oti Tuesday,
sjtien U h fir be" of lhe 0I B wer
tolled.'
.,! futt were S3 deaths in Charlerftfr oViiig
tieiidliif May J. -
DISTRIBUTION OF Tllfe PUBLIC LANDS
An amendment of Mr. Underwood to the
bill intioduced into the United Slates Senate,
to donate public lands to Iowa, for railroad
porpfci'es, proposed a distribution 16 all the
public lands, among the HI old Stales of the
Union. The two new States, California and
Texas, are included. The lands are to be
used for purposes of internal Improvements,
or of education, within the several States, as
Ihe Legislature thereof may direct. The
division is as follows :
To the Stale of Maine, 683,040 acres.
To the Slate of Verment, 313,020 acres.
To the Slate of Massachusetts, 994,240
acres.
To the Sinte of Rhode Island, 147,520
acres.
To the State of Connecticut, 870,020
acres.
To the Sialo of New York, 3,097,280
acres.
To the Stale of New Jersey, 490,280
acres
To the Slate of Pennsylvania, 2,311,680
acres.
To the Stale of Delaware, 90,S60 acres.
To the Stale of Maryland, 546,800 acres.
To the StHle of Virginia, 1,231.680
acres.
To the Stale of Noith Carolina, 753,240
acres.
To the Slain of S.uilh Caiolinia, 514, 2s0
acres.
To the State of Georgia, 753,280 acres
To Ihe Stale of Tennessee, 906,566 acres.
To the State of Kentucky, 897,920 acres.
The design of the above distribution is to
assign to the old States, land equal in
amount to one acre to every inhabitant, ac
cording to the census of 1850.
Da. Hiwrt.ANn's German Bitters. That
this medicine will cure liver complain and
dyspepsia, no one can doubt after using it as
directed, ll arts specifically upon the stom
ach and liver : it is preferable to calomel in
all bilious diseases ; it acts bs specifically
upon the liver its calomel ; calomel prostrates
the system the bitters strengthen ami nev
er prostrates Ihe patient, nnd will give re
newed life nnd health to the delicate invalid
and restore Ihe liver to its functions, and
give digestion nnd appetite in those severe
cases wherein ihe ordinary medicines fail in
producing any elfect.
D I K l.
In Williainsporl, on the 3d inst., Mrs. MA
RY A. KALHFL'S, wife of Rev. Charles
Kalbliis, nnd daughter of the late John Bow
man, of Columbia county, aged 39 years and
7 mouths.
On the 5lh int., nl his residence near Wil
lia.nspoit. JEREMIAH TALL MAN, Esq.,
aged about 76 years.
At New Diggings, Wisconsin, on the 11th
ult., F. P. DEKItINU, aged about 60 yeais.
Mr. Derring was well known in this neigh
bmhood, having for a long time resided at
Selinsgrove. Wherever known ho was highly
esteemed for his amiable disposition and his
uptight nnd honorable conduct. Somo years
since, he removed to Wisconsin, where his
sister and bioihers, formerly of this place,
now reside. He left no family, but to his
bereaved broiheis and sister, his loss will be
that of a father En Am.
!)C iUorlicts.
Philadelphia Market.
Mav 12, 1852.
Fi.ni'R and Meal. Flour is firm sales
of 700 bids, mixed brands at $4 per bbl ;
vales for city ue at $4,121. Extra Hour
is held nt 4. it $5
livfc Flour.. Is scarce, and would bring
$3.50
Chun M.al. Last sales of fresh ground
at 3,4.
Wheat Little oflering ; sales of prime
red at SI ; while is held at 95.
Rye. None arriving ; last sales at 78
cents.
Corn. Is dull ; sales of good old jellow
at 64 cts.
Oats. New Southern are in demand at
42 a 45 cts.
Wiiiskkv. Sales at 21 cts. in bbs. and
21 cts. in hhds.
Baltimore Market
Mxy 10, 1851.
GRAIN. The supply of Wheat is small
for the last day or two. Sales of good to
prune reds to-day at 88 a 93 els. ; while at
96 a 99 cts. ; ami a laige lot very prime
white, taken tor shipment, at 103 els.
Sales of new Coin, in iood condition, at
58 cts. while, and 5ti a 57 c.ls. for yellow
Damn parcels sell at 45 a 50 els. Sales of
old torn nl 54 a 56 cts.
Sales of Maryland Rve at 3,50 cents.
We quoin Ouls nl 38 a 40 cts. for Mary
laud, and 37 cts. for Pennsylvania.
WHISKEY. Sales of Pennsylvania bbls.
at 21 i cts., and of hhds. at 31 cents.
SUNBUKY PKICE CURRENT
WHKiT. 0"
I! ie. 68
(Jo as. fii
Ovrs. 45
Potatoes, .00
ltlTTlH. - .14
KnuK. ... 10
PoitK. ... s
Kl.nsitn. .... 100
Tsiliiw, .12
Dr.KswiX . SO
Hki klkii Fl. ... 17
Dhieii Ai-pi.es. .... 100
Do. Piaciies. . . 250
New Advertisements.
FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
MISS JANE FINN FA'
(Successor to Mrs. Eliiabeth Follmer,)
fJESPECTFl'LLV informs the citizens of
' Sunbury and vicinity that she has recoiled
a new stock of
Fancy and Millinery Goods,
Such as li'mnets. Kibbotu, Laces, Edging
tine Dluslint, tfc, ffc, Cfc,
Also' a' laVge assortment of
Iadlea and Children's Shoes.
IJONNETB done up in the neatest stylo, Bnfl
at th6 shortest notice.
In order to sell cheap, she has' sdopted lbs
rash system. Khe will therefore bs enabled to
sell at the lowest prices.
Sunbury, May 8, 1852. t
EsUle of GEORGE DEIBLEB, Deo'd.
"1VOTICE is hereby given that letters of adrnjn-i-'
istratisn have been granted to the subscriber
on the estate of George Dsihler, dec'd., late of
Hliamokirr township, Northumberland county.
AU persons indebted to said estate or having
claims sgaiast the same, are requested to call oa
the subscribe' for settlement.
JONATHAN 0. DEIBLER, Adm'r.
Shsniokui, April 17,' H59. til.
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOUKNAL.
In the matter of the Estate of PETER
STTJLL, Dec'd.
'lHE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to 9am
uel Null, who is deceased, leaving issue
Peter Rtull, Jane Ktull, Esther Stull, Kanny
Stull, Elizabeth Stull, 8amticl Stull, Lester
Stull, the last named two are married. Ka
chcl Stall, married to Joseph Jones, which said
Joseph is deceased. Anna Btull married to
Abraham Snyder. Elizabeth Stull married to
Daniel Wampole. Maria Stull married to Wm.
Neville. Maria is dead leaving issues F.lir.a,
Jeremiah and Jane, all married. Fanny Slull
married to Jacob Lilley. Jacob Stulh Pel"
Stull, Henry Stull, and John Stull. Aaron
Gastort Is appointed Guardian of the minor chil
dren of Maria Neville and of tho two minor
children of Samuel Stull, dec'd., pro. har. riet.
lineal descendants of Peter Stull, dec'd., and all
other persons interested,
GREETING I
Northumberland County, as.
You are hereby cited to lie and appear licfore
the Juds of our Orphan's Court In be held at
Sunbury, on the first MONDAY of August
next, then and there to except or refuse to take
the teal estate of said Peter Stull, dec'd., situate
in Delaware township, containing; 103 acres more
or less, which was valued and appraised in pur
suant of a writ of Pnflitinn awarded by the
Orphan's Court of said County, und hereof fail
not.
Certified from the records of said Court at
8iinbury, on the 13th day of April 185S.
By Order of the Court, )
J. P. PURSE!., Clk, O. C.
May 1, 1852. 5t. )
Tremendous Encitemunt! !
Cash, Steam, Klectricitv '
The Aerial anil all other lines out-done by the
I,lglilnlng Mne or
IRA T. CLEMENT.
WHO, havino creat faith in rapid sales and
small profits, has just received anu opened
a Urge assortment of
SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS,
At his Store in Mar;;et Street, Sunbury, which
lie offers to the public at the lowest prices.
His stork consists of a general assortment of
Dry (Joods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimers. Cassinets, Jeans. Drillings.
Muslins, Linens. Calicoes, Muslin de
Lains, Lawns, Ginghams, Bcrages.
Sii.k & Palm Leaf Hats.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children.
Groceries,
Sugar, Tea, CofTee, Molassps, Cheese, Spi
ces, Fish Salt, Plaster.
HARDWARE,
Vis : Iron and Steel, Nails, Files, Saws, ike.
QUEENS WARE,
Tea Setts, Flutes, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, 4-c
LIQUORS,
Vine. Brandy, Gin, Hum, Vhisfcry, it-
VsT Country produce of all kinds taken in ox
change at the highest market prices.
May 8, 1S52. ly.
LICHTMNd HODS.
AFTER many years' close investigation and
numerous experiments, the Piiteulee takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has arri
ved at the true principle of protecting families,
dwellings and property from the destructive influ
ence of I.KiHTNI.NO. The calamities that
every Citv, Town. Village and Country fulls vic
tim to annually, through the gross negligence of
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is so easy to obtain this is
found in
Patent Magnetic Lightning Rods,
and in this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in tho world
Professors M'Murtrie, Johnson, Wallor and ma
ny others that have ciaminrd them, recommend
and sneak of thorn in the highest terms of appro
bation, and have pronounced them the only safe
rods in use in this or any other country for the
protection of Lives and 1 ropertv. One advan
tagc is to ilivulc anil throw hack a part ol tne elec
tric thud harmless to theclouils; in tune of a
stroke this enables the rod to conduct that portion
of fluid that belongs to the earth without the
slightest danger of leaving the conductor. Thii
rod has many other advantages over the old one.
The only place of manufacturing is in
I'i'ii St. 3 doors abort 12fi, Philadelphia,
where all persons are rcsiicctfullv invited to call
and examine for themselves, ror sale Wholo.
sale or Retail bv
T1I0MA8 ARMITAGE.
CT" The onlv authorized Agent for the Coun
ties of Union, Juniata, M i 111 in, Clinton, Lyeom
ing, Norlliuuiberlaiid, Montour, Columbia, I.u
leme, is SAMUEL HOOVER.
Jlartlelon, L nton comity, ra.
Orders and letters addressed (pott paid) to Mr.
Hoover, will be promptly attended to.
May 8, 1852. - 4 in.
NEW STORE.
BEN J A 31 IN HEFFNER
TlESPECFFULl.Y informs the citiiens of
Sunbury and vicinity, that he has opened a
new store in the room lately occupied by George
liright, opposite Dolton's Hotel. He has just re
ceived a handsome assortment of
.Spring: and Mummer Goods,
consisting in part of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets.
SUM ME It WARE of all kinds, of linen, cotton
and worsted. ALSO :
Callt-oeN, Gliihaim, Lawns,
nioiiMNclInc lie lvalues
nnd all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
GROCERIES of every variety.
Also an assortment of Hardware, Iron
and Steel, Nails, &c.
Also sn excellent assortment of
QUEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also sn assortment of HOOTS it SHOES.
Palm Leaf and other Hats and Caps.
Suit, Fish, fjc.
Also a variety of LIQUORS such as
ISi'.intly. Wine, &c.
And s great variety of other articles such as are
suitable to the trade, sll of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
tV Country produce taken in exchange at
the highest prices. t
Sunbury, May 1, 1852 ly.
JUST KKCKLYK1)
AT TUB
Saddlery and Harness Establishment of
G. AV. STKOII,
Market Street, Sunbury;
A new assortment of Silver, IlraNS aua
Juniinucil Mounting:
Which he will either make up to order sir sell
separately for cash at prices as low if hot lowsr
than can be bad anywhcre-vlse.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS,
Trunks, Vallces, 4.C.,
Constantly kept on hand or1 manufactured to or
der; CARRIAGE TRIMMING
done on the shortest notice.
. All persons are invited to call and examine
themselves.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange.
Sunbury, May 1, 1858 tf.
1JAZORS, A superior article for sale at the
"store or . HKNKY MASSEU.
Bunbury, t eh. 1G, 1850,
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Per ihe Cut's f
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BROW.
OHXTXS, CROUP, ASTK.
JVIA, WHOOPING. OOUQB
AVS OOSrSUMPTXOV.
This remedy is offered to the community with
the confidence ws feel in an artirta which sel
dom fsils to rcslitt the happiest fleets that ran
bs desired. 8o wide is the field of its usefulness
and so numerous the esses of its cures, that al
most every section of the country abounds in
persons, publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desptrate diseases of the
hint's, by its use. When once tried, its superi
ority over every other medicine of its kind, is too
apparent to escspe observstion, and where its vir
tues arc known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote to employ for ths distressing and
dangeraua affections of the pulmonary organs,
which are incident to our climate, And not only
in the formidable sttaeks upon the lungs, but for
the milder varieties of Colds, Colons, Hainsi:
kcss, Ac, and for Ciiiliihe it is the plcassut
eat and safest medicine that can be obtained. No
family should bo without it, and those who have
used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gontlcmen,
who will be recognized in the various sections of
country where they are located each and all as
merchants of the first class and of the highest
character as the oldest and most extensive
Wholesale Dealers iu Medicine with an experi
ence unlimited on the subject of which they
speak. If there is any value in the judgment of
experience, see
THIS CERTIFICATE
Hi the undersiuned, Wholesale Drusrists,
having been for long acquainted witk Ayer'i
cneirv recwrui. nereuuceriijy our oeuej mac
it is the best and wios effectual remedy fur Pul
monary Complaints ever offered to the Ameri
can People. And tee would, from our knoirU
lee of its composition, and extensive useful
ness, cordially commend it to the afflicted as
tcorthy their best con fidence, and with tl-e firm
conviction that it will do for their relief all
thct medicine iu do.
Hcnshaw, Kdmands fi Co., Dost on Mass.
Reese & Coulsou, ltultimore, Md.
Ladd & Iiifrraliain, Dangur, Maine.
Haviland, Harrall V Co., Charleston, 8, C.
Jacob IS. Farraud, Detroit, Michigan.
T. H. McAllister, Louisville, Ky.
J'rancia eV Walton. St. Louis Missouri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alabama.
Theodore A l'eck, Uurliiiuton, Vt.
Haviland, Risley & Co., Augusta, Ga.
Isaac D. James, Trenton, N. J.
J. M. Townscnd, Pittsburg, Pa.
Clark A Co., Chicago, Illinois.
E. E. (iay, llurlington, Iowa.
M. A. Snntos fc Son, Norfolk, Vs.
Edward llringhurst, Wilmington, Del.
John Gilliert cfc Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Z. D. cc W. II. Oilman, Washington, D. C.
J. Wright A. Co., New Orleans, La.
Watson, Wall ct Co., Fort Wayne, la.
C C. Richmond & Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Lewis fi Ames, Tallahasse, Florida.
U. R. Strong, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Chilton & Duer, Little Rock, Ark.
Stiller, Slade A Co., Lexington, Miss.
N. D. Labadie, Galveston, Texas.
Chas. Dvcr, Jr., Providence, R. I.
Jos. M. Turner, Savannah, Ga.
Wads, Eckstein A Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES :
J. G. Coffin A Co., Valparaiso, Chili.
K. M. Dimnnd A Co., Vera Crux. Mexico.
Rred Rivas A Co., llogota. New Grenada.
S. Provost A Co., Lima, Peru.
Morton A Co., Halifax, Nova Scotia,
T. Walker A Son. St. Johns. N. U.
C. G. Salinas A Co., Rio Janeiro, Uror.il.
With such assurance, and from such men, no
stronger proof ran lie adduced, except that found
in its effects upon trial.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by H. MASSER, and by
Druggists generally throughout the Slate.
JNovcmhrr 1, 1851. lyccSino.
ITEViT STCP.E,
(Nearly oppos'tt Weave r'$ Hotel,)
Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pa.
I. AV. TENER & CO.,
TEG respectfully to announce to the citizens
of Sunbury and its neighborhood, snd to tho
public generallv, that they are now opening an
entirely new and well selected
Stock of Goods,
Consisting of Dry Goods, Grocerlea.
Hardware, Queens ware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
With a choice assortment of
Consisting of Brandy, Ginger Brandy,
Cherry Itrnndy, Holland Glu,
Rum, Whiskey, and Tort,
Madeira and German
WINES,
All nf which they are determined to sell for the
smallest profits.
e respectfully solicit a call and inspection of
our stock.
Sunbury, Msy 1, 1852. ly.
NEW MILLINERY STORE,
Fawn Street, Sunbury.
-MISS ELLEX PETKitY,
VITOULD "pcctfully announce tri (lis ladirs
of Sunbury and vicinity, thai she has iuit
returned from the City of Phftadrtphia, and in
tends opening a nr arid handsome assortment of
SWING MILLINERY,
on Saturday, April 3, at her Store, opposite the
Baptist Chitfrh, and invites the public to call and
examine Mt stock.
Sunbury,' April 3, 1852. tf.
Ltst of Jurors,
OF NcVrlhumberland County, for Mar 31.
1852. Special Court,
i.iwi's. John Clapp, John Dimm.
DtL.wiRr. Joiin Nicely, R. H. McCor
mfck, Isnao Vincent, Charles Fox, Eph'faim
IfiTliard, Samuel Sees, Simon LanU.
T.ubbut. Henry Lttdwirr.
Po'int. Henry filoryan, Wm Hartnr..
Milton. Thomas Strine, Wni. C. Wilaon,
J. H. McCormick, Ooo. K. Keafer.
NoRTHiMBCRL.ND Jarpe . Doiflenbach,
Jorjn Hummel, Charles V. Little.
SuNBuar. Ira T. Clfmeni, Hirafn' Prfct.
Rush. Joseph Peg?, ,( ,
Lower Augusts.. H'enry1 Sheib, WillrarVi
Bloom. .,i
Jacksom. Frei!erjcf ShrefTler. Jacob WATr
ter, Samuel Clark, John Clare, j. R. Reigef,
TBvoTof.C7ef. Weaver, D. V. Dora
baugh. .. vl..
Low i a Mahohoy. Micbasl Biltinc. ,
Upper , " Jacob llofta, F. Sfou
rer, Peter Geise.
SsjAMpnit. Amandui Miller.
. IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS.
THE suhsrrilier has constructed a LIGHT
. NINO ROD oh t,rus Philosophical princi
ples, by which buildings supplied with them are
rendered perfectly secure a,gainst destruction by
lightning. The connection and insulstion of the
rod, as well as the preparation of the ground rod,
is on an entirely new plan, matting a more per
fect conductor than any heretofore jn use.
Measures have been taken to secure Lottsrs
Patent for the improvement. ... (. ,.:( ;
Persons desirous of securing their lives and
proicrty from destruction by lightning, Iran have
condurtors put up to their buildings in the most
perfect and substantial manner, by applying ei
ther personally or by llt&r, W the uhderiigned,
,l. r.i, :. .
. me iuiiu,tiiij puces i f ' 9 I
For 40 ft. inch ropper rod goia plated
:.. . I. i ... . . .
puuii, tuna ptatina ftp,
And forty rents for oterv additional foot
over fortv.
For 40 ft. i inch tnhular rods gold pl
ted oint, tolid plathia lip.
For 40 ft. iron rod gold plated point, toU
id plnlina lip.
For 40 ft. iron roil n'rrr plated point,
h,50
18,50
10,00
And twenty cents for every additional foot over
fortv. T. 8. MACKEY.
Milton, Sept. o, 1851 ly. cap 17, 1R52.
Estate of JOHN UNGER Sen., Deo'd.
TV'OTICE is hereby given that letters testi-
' inenlary have hren granted to the subscri
ber on tho estate of John L'nger, sen., dec'd.,
late of Shamokin township, Northumberland
county. All persons indebted to said estate on
book account, vendue notos or otherwise, or hav
ing claims against the same, sro requested to
call on the subscriber for settlement, who will
attend at the house of Charles Lcisenring, in
.Shamokin township, on Tuesday tho 25th day
of May next, for that purpose.
WILLIAM II. MUENCII, Exc'r.
Shamokin tp., April 10, 1853. 6t.
MORE
NEW GOODS!
FRILING- 8c GRANT.
RESPECTFI'LLY inform ths public and
"the rest of mankind," that they have re
ceived a large assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
of every variety of style, consisting in part of a
fine assortment of
Cloths, Casrimercs,. Merinns, Mousselint de
Lains, Calicoes, jiliisuns, Checks,
and every variety of Dry Goods.
Also a large assortment of GROCERIES,
situ A3
Sugar, Teas, Codec, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also an assortment of
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also a tresh supply of
DRl'GS AND MEDICINES.
tlT Country produce of all kinds taken in ex-
chango at the highest market price.
Sunbury, April 17, 18.)2.
NEW" GOODSl
J. 1?. KAUFFMAN
At His Nrw Store in Hollowing Run,
13ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
customers, that be has just teceived a new
stock of goods, which he offers to the public
at the lowest prices, viz : '
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
SUCH AS
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattmetts, Merinos,
Mousseline De Lames, Flannels
and every variety of goods suitable for ths season
Also Silk Hats, Caps, Ac.
ALSO : An assortment of Hardware.
ALSO:
All Kinds, of Groceries,
M1! OK.
ALSO:
A variety of Quecnsware, Crockery, &r.
Besides a variety of other articles, suitable hr
farmers, iVc.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange far
goods at thr highest market price.
Hollowing Hun, April 17, 1852. tf.
PROCLAMATION.
NOTICE is hereby siven that a Special
Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
County of Northumberland, to commence at
the Court House, in the boiouh of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday the 31sl
day of May 1852. and will continue ONE
WEEK.
Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance, at the time appointed
agreeable lo their notices.
Oiven under my hand at Sunbury, the 17lh day
of April, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-two and the In
dependence of Ihe United States of America
the 7Cth.
WILLIAM B. KIPP. Sheriff.
God save the Commonwealth.
LIST OF CAUSES
lTOU Special Court of Common Pleas of
Northumberland County lo be held thr
5th Monday of May 1852.
fLAlNTIFFs. DKFENDANTS.
Frederick Keener vs Win. Ayres
S D Jordan S Huntet
Com. fur Sand Furman vs
Alex Jordan
Samuel A Jordan et al vs John Arnold
Aaron Kennart vs Ira T Cltmcnt
Henrv Keiser vs Henrv YoHheimor's adm'r
Ucorge E. Cshrig et al
vs i'elcr v arey
Thos A Billing
ton et ul
Com for Wm I. Heinem'an Vs
Robert Philips VI James Kenny, jr
George (iarmsn , vs B H Howell et al
Com. for FrCtl'k Vv'eavcf Henry Bardsher &
and Wile Jacob Fry
Mahonoy and Pl.aihokin Abraham rul
lmproemcnt Co.
James lioss vs Jacob H Khoads
JiVh?irt'.i,,,n" x ""b''13"11""'
Hrrlrv llonnrl ct al vs Huirh Bellas
!om L Hoss vs Leonard Koadarmel et cl
JAME8 BEAKl), ProuYy.
Prothonntiry's Oiricc, )
Suiiburj-. April 17. 1852. S
New Carpet Store.
BAILEY & BROTHER,
IfWAVINQ made extensive alteraiiun in their
B( r. Slore, and increased iheir facilities for
Ui;sinesa, would Invito tlie f ttrntion ol purclia
sera to their la'ge assortment of
English Taftstry,
Brussels, .
Rupt tnsra'irf,. CARPETINGS.
Imperiai 3 Ply,
Plain &, Twilled Venetian j
FLOOR OJL CLOTHES of eveVr width.
Cistos MiTTisr.s of ti tty style and quality
imported. As these goods have been purchased
for tak, and sve intend conducting our Business
on Ths C-su Principls purchasers msy re
ly upon obtaininc hsrtrains. .
,.. BA1LEX & BROTHER;
Importer arid klanultu-turca of ('arnetines
Tweli'di & Market St.; Philadelphia.
Msrcb au, iso-j dm.
lMERSON'8 ARITH EMETIC Nos. 1.9. 3,
and Porter s Rhetorical Reader, just receiv
ed and for ssle by WM. McCARTY.
Bunbury, Msy 1, 1851.
MARRIAGE CETIFICATES (t'an'd'soniely
executed for sals at tHs oAics, singls or
by the dozen.
1"jEE BH.LST. Juttwes and Constables Fm
; Bills handsomely printed on card paper, for
sale at UtisotUca.
JA1ES BAP.EEPs'S
Wholesale and Itctnil Clock
ESTABLISHMENT.
S. E. Corner Second and Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE msy be fon'tid, one of the Isrgest
and best assortments of Clocks and Time
pieces in the United States,, in quantities lq suit
purchasers, of from a single Clock, to one thou
sand Clocks; embracing eVery variety of; style
and manufacture, suitable for Churches, Halls,
Counting Houses, Parlois, Keeping Apartments,
snd Kitchens, Strsm and Cshal Dosts, and Fsil
Hoad Cars. ,
Also general sale Agent, for Kapp s latHy, pat
ented Scientific Niche Gold Ten. Wholesale
snd Retail Gold snd Pilver Pen Holders.- and
Pencils, and a variety of Fancy Gooclf , Those
wishing to purchase will find it to llicif Interest
to call before purchasing elsewhere. , .
JAMI.S UAlluijU,.
8. E. Cur. Chestuut & Snd Sts., Phil.
April 10, 1852. ly.
J. H. & W. B. HART,
W ,U O J, P SAL U C U OCER S,
No. 22!) North 3d St., above Calloiehill,
PHILADELPHIA.
A l.irpe .rsnnrlmrnt of Groceries always on
hand, which will V" "'d at the lowest prices for
Cash or approved Credit.
April 10, 1852. -ly.
R. COHNEUU5. I! e. IIAKKU. W. C. IIAKKIl.
Cornelius, linker 5 Co.,
MAX IT ATI' It lilt "I OF
lamps, Chandeliers, Gils, Fixtures, &b
STORE NO. 176 CIlESi'NCT ST.i
Manufactory No. 1R1 tH'crry St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
April 10, 1852. tf.
SOAP & CANDLE M ANUFACT0R 5f ,' ,
No. 19 Wood St., between 2d iV 3d Sti., ni'd
Ao. 17 JSortU lift ntrcct,
riiti.ADnu'iiiA.
John llancrol't Jr. and Son,
REsrECTFL'l.I.Yinforin Store-keepers, Mer
chants, (Sic, that they Manufacture and have
for Sale, Palm, While, Variegated, Yellow snd
Urown ttonpsi Mould and Dipped Candles, all of
gooil quality tt'td at reasonable prices.
VsT Cash paiil for 'Fallow and rough Fat.
April 10 18?S. ly.
LIBERTY STOVE WORKS,
BROWN STREET,
ri!)orc Fviirtn,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned rcspcrth.illy inform tlie puV
lie that they arc in I'll!! operation1 nt their
new foundry, and ready to fcxecute orders for
stoves of every description on the most reasona
ble terms. , ,
They invite the attention of PTOVJ3 DEAL
ERS to their large assortment of STOVEM, all
of which are entirely new, snd got up at great
expense. Among which are the Libcr'y Air
Tight Cook, Complete Cook, f'tar Air Tight,
Star Franklin, Star Radiator, Jenny I.iiiil Im
proved, Fire King Radiators, Salamanders, Can
nons, liases, Bare Cylinders, liar Room Stoves,
Furnaces, Gas Ovens, &c &c.
A15UOTIW LAWREXCE.
N. B. Country merrhants sre particularly
invited to call und examine
April 10, 1852. ly.
our assortment,
H. J. W0LVERT0N,
ATTO?,lT7 AT LAW,
OFFICE in Market street, Sunbury, adjoining
the Olliee of the "American" and opposite
the Post Olliee. ,
Business promptly attended to in Northumber-
and and the adjoining Counties.
RrrtTit to ! Hon. C. WMIeeins slid W. Uan-
nan, Pottsvillc; Hon. A. Jordan und li 1). Mas
scr, Sunbury.
April 10, 1852. ly.
SUNBURY TERRY.
HEXRY W. El'CIIEH informs the public
that ho has taken the Sunbury Ferry and
as ho is now well prepared With good and sulli
cirnt crafts he will be enabled to accommodato
Ihe public with promptness and despatch:
April 10, 1852. II.
J. STEWART DEPUY.
T 223 North 2d street, above Wood,
Cliiirnt District. Philadelphia, would
respectfully call the attention of hisfriends
22 and the public in general, to his large and
well selected stock or t;srieU, tut I loins,
Mattings, Window Shides, Stair Itods,
rVe., fic.
Vrniliull Carpeting from T rts lo ldO eta per yd.
Ihzniin ' I" " K " "
Tlirw Ply " t' " la " "
lirllisrls " liaj " 150 "
l)oor Matts. He would invito the atten
tion of dealers and others to his large slock
of J)obt Malts which hs manufactures
in grtat variety and of splendid ijuality.
y Oil Cloths, from 1 yard to 8 yards We
wuolrsiilo ami reuiu.
April 10, 1852. 6m.
IQTIAIMT'S I1MDIA1M
1Y
The Groat COI'CII Ur.1I CD Y
Sfany years nf experience, sail more than a Iltltlflreil
ThoussiiKl t'lires "f ('oii-iiinillvr CimiHniii, dans
Cru.-eU lo the unihiiihleu iiii.liicliuii uf sll ivriiini whs
ave liernnie sctjimmluil wnlt Ihn wonderful reMrity. Ilial 11
laurently superior, U-eauie ii i Mirti! anU y,
ana mure en-lulu iu eiii-B 'oiiniiipiln. 01 ih
l.tlllHs, Ihan any oilier Heme ly In Hi" wornl. e know,
kowuvi r, thai ll la aalil hv a ime Ilial l.niniiuiillon can ms
ho cured. He lhal the oitinini of llio many or lhe lew,
shall not sneniit lo arvtm wnli audi, hul Una wi vtll ty,
ami no aurrt iu u fact, wl.lrli cmi ho iioveil in thousands
of enu-, Ihnt this imtliciuo lias elired C'esyAi ami d
Kitn whieli. Inlan the cures were eSrrleil were called rent
('ullHillHIillon, anJ wlnrh were alh-mliM will, utmptomt
Uial reaeml lod, and were in nil ;(. list Ihe avnnuoiiia
of Ihiifo leiu iir, ai d il'-nl Hie .md lo huve diui will,
hui r..ml ,lL.i.na I 'nn. inn nl I il ll. 1'liia Ualaumhaa ciirvd
thauMitiit of ptMMOlul w ho linn Saul lo he lniielc.M.iy arnirl.
ed who had hard, dry. i-uiMnrl t'OIIBISa-l'uoii 111 Ilia
HrenHl, Mir, .and fiiirs-lllllleulty of III eiilhllia
i'urWi.l l.Tplititim lltclii: crier SipM-Smult and
wn.llim nwiiy "I the I lh und lllvod. I'eraona
haviim auch eninilalula have heeu cured sner It Wat said
they could ( live a week longer. Tina Medicins has
Cured some who were sunp'irtid lo ho in s ilylliH slflle,
but, hy the uw of Uiia remedy, Uisy now live, and sujoy
a cmhI health. , , ...
Tills lllllsnni la ry . rttttablt tompound. ll ll
fiteaaant to uku, and nnr don isary In any atag-s of die.
vase or under any cireuiiiataiu-wa. ll elli-cla il- wulliterl'ul
and almMl uilrnriiluus Cures hv I'llrllVlna, ilrauyiv
may, and Invluol'illinH lh whole avaleiu hy afasll.
na tht tircuiatu. and producing, a ktulUiy action ikus
sAyiri? C'fiuiib auorsiao ls Nlirves and itiJias and
fatdiiaiiua bxuerluralloa. ll Cuisa Uia fullvwisf due
UUI, vix.
Consumption,
f CH'tillM and Coldl, HrtntliUi: AilSma, Kpillaf e Bind,
nVexliay at the I Mam, halm la th JlrM.t. Sid, aid (Seat,
AVrvoMtntfi, .Vi.jar Stal: PaipttoltuH th Hatt, and si
.. .... ... ! ... . v ....... i.-...i ..i.-,. ......
FK.tlAI.V t.lllM-h ami CeaijlaiaU ariain.
Uierefroiu, t'linlera Inlaiililni, Ac.
I s Vmr I'roof au-l oaritculsra of Cures, sea our
Puuiphlf Is and. Handbill sll uur Agsola sava Uieut us
f ma sway.
Fom sah av J. W. Frilinar, fnuhuryj Mary A. Me'
Cay, .Viiiiluiuilirrhind; Julm U. Uaaci, Muton j ilayea A
MeOnrinlck, MeKweuavillc.
May a, leil, etw. ly.
BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS.
p. TOHX T. WALTON wishes to inform
Cy lus customers and the public, that he
;t ia now prcpaied to furnish them with a new
and well selected stock of Hons cts of the new
est style, and Irmtcrials, tocfitr wilh a viuety
of other straw goods and ,
MILLINERY TKlKiSlfNai
He will also lie receivinir ihroiiKho'ii't the season
all the fresh and desirable styles' which ha will
self al fbe lowest prices. - - -
. JOH.N'T. WALTO.V,
No. 61 North Jul: St., rhilsdclphis.
March 13, 1853.-8mo.
WAWTTTli ffl SORROW
TWELVE HCMRED DOLLA.KS in two'
sums of sis Rundred dollars aach, lor whicn
good Tree-hold security will l fftserl: Addrsna
M W.'
bunbury, Tsb. ii8, 1854lX.'
STAGE OI FJCK.
Washington . House;
SttNBTJRY, PA! .
r JAMES COVERT, irropriewr, - ,
Tnri n ...nnrirnllv announce that he hs
- . 1
" ..taken this well known stand, where b
wilt lie gratified to see ami enieriain ....
and the travelling public generally. 1 his house
is now rrplete with every convenience comrorls
ble. plrasaqllv located, handsomely furnislnd,
well ventilated, blidPring it in every respect a
desirable s,opllij place. . t
Xo cinsc has besn spared in fitting up '
house, ' ThechamWe .a I furnished ano
the table, aiid .bf r provided vitb the best the
market rtm.-tfrri!..,.. ,. ,. r ,,, ;
The stable accommodations sre Siisnsne and
well calculated for travelers;
STAGE OFFICE. .,.. . . ,
The stages ,rurining from Northumberland to
Pottsvillo, stop .at .this house, whero through and
wav tickets to Philadelphia caii.4 obtained.
Sunbury, March 20, 1302. tf.
. ; ..... ... - ;
THE GltE.Vt PniZIl IWEO O. All-
hivEO i ..
KICKEY & TULIi;
No. lit Chestnut pt.,flbovt Sixth, Front of
JONES' lidTEL.,., , .,(. ;. ,
rTTTYi TfAVK just received theit- Prjasj
tenTrTil 1Jl Medal, awarded to then) or
s-JJ.XLj their best Tfavcll'iig Trunks ex
hibited at the World's Fair, in L'rjndop,, 1851 j
being the only exhibitors to whc;n any award,
was made. Their competition Was witlt-sll We:
world, and they have taken, THE PKIZb!
TUtTNKS, VALISE?, BAGS, &c.' ,
To be found In this City, and at very low prices
Call and .see. ... ,H ICJvEY. & TL'LL,,
Trunk Manufccte.rcrs, MS Chestnut 8t.
April 10, 1852. tl'.
S 1,000,000 Saved Yenrly by Purchasing .
SILVER'S MINERAL PAINTS.'
r W. w.iulrnf ih- nfo, nature owe pnsluctHins. f
, 1 . Tlit-w 1'snils itilTcr from all oihtrs in Ihe market j
Ji-v nn iKit rtova ; lln-y riiirc litlle Oil, flow emlH", sis)
rnvflT ill' li'avier luslv tlimi wbils lenrl. .TInTmlir
rra.t'jiHir pej!, a::d ilry readily, inahmg an KftMSL us
jttos-:. -- ' , " . -1
COLOR?1 - Wo hsTAlevefl HilTeeral colors, ns ; tlirts
Mmwiis, l-'.M ClionilntcJ, lllnek nlld Vs l"-. Sn 1)T com.
linmli-Mi nmse.everv vwietynml plisils of ctnr , .
llliDY 't'lVse Paints nrc saperiur in llr (or tovsrJ
ins pi.nierlv; t.suy yet iliscovernl. mjrl round inrpouml
will over il.inli'-; '.! wrliice of wliiit lend, nae, or ollnrf
liietiiltip I'ainls. .-
IHIlN trot tlisy furnish pt-rfeet pTKtcvtinsi
ncninst rust, fir the.- snulaiii no inelui, whieli lika white
Iriid nets ilrsirnciive ni the iron; iii fact this I slnl
makes iroliil aiWv vnhmliie for Imil'ImC ptlrises. . : ' h
HKII K WOUlv. Th -y n-e 4o li-r wnlbi a nael
luavii re miiiiir llian other n-inls. mid il wildise il rciuu
cil. nolhinc lu'lits s i firmly or linisliet scuxrell Willi It , ,
(i. In lOI'S Hue ii a roof, iieyer ri old nun leskyi
ftlver s Minend I'uints will ira'.t il clieoply new anu
lllnre enduriiiir Itiau il ever was. Il-
flllPS iisini: tins extni'irilinarv .l!(nrnl ss wa prepare,
jl f ir t Iiimii. will he pr.iof ngnhut In; B?lion of hot suns
w-nrii'S and rilt water. .., ' '
1-Al'lTAI.If TS oiul Iini.Iir.rtSara l.iv'l-dtti tik
stru-l serui ijuv ililo tlie llHTils n'' these I'ainls. 'J hrr.'Wlll
linil a very rri(t nilneihni niicht he made in the ;istPj
iuiiut ny; .These l'ninli are purely mineral; sll clays snd
i.lher nuplinties are washi-d out ill prepnrius thera tut ths
market. Thev enut lint hall' Ihe pi ice f white lend. Slid
the same quantity Wilt cover twice the surface, and last
six limes n I me, Which in fart reduces Ihe price to mr
twelfth. Climate Imsnn elleei on mis i sini. ami im csu"
valnahle in tlie cild Lanadas or nnniiimy l-'loridn.
I It t:c TIOMi.-1 su I.inseeil nil. mix ns.thick as
vnll can. and use ns other painls. Thens.J'iunls used but
little drer. and fnf (rimi")r anil isensui r-notMig-ia all
hiiii. w.'irk they will In f mud fr ciieopir nml mors dura
hie ihan lend. " ? ' .' ,' ,' '
I Dealers and c nii'inUTS ran procure tins rami Miif'
i ...i ......n ,.r lltl'.Vfll UlCMAItl).'.-
i . w. Cnmer lOih and Murket.r'is,.' lynia.V-lplna. i
I (ieueinl Wholesale- Affeilli ; a.(..i lltpoilern of 1'lnls and
: Cni'ir! Wiml'iw (ilavs. Deojcis in Drags, faints, Jto.
.Match t.1, 1SVJ. 3mo.
IIF.NMV CARtt. CF.O. LKAOl'IJ. J. H. OIEStf.'
ljiU.'JaVrivJI " 1 1" '
fcflinilSSlON AND FORWARDING MISE.
care, giusx: & CO.,
jominission & Forwarding; Merchant,'
Vo.. 19, Spurn Wharf,
jjAl-TIIiIOKE- , ,
tA'dl receive and sell l'l.OI K, OUAIX, and aff
kinds of COUNTRY PRODIX'E and also
LUMBER.
PARTICULAR attention will be given tMhis
branc't of the Business, bv Lewis W,' H.J
fic!', whost whole attention vVill be dcvoled to
lhe sale of L'tiffiber, and will occupy ah Olfics osi
the Falls Dock, especially for this purpose. Mr
Giese's long csperirnce, snd reputation as a first
rate salesman, is a piiaranieo, jimi ins nig nasi
mar' ct prices will always be obtained. . .
I i?- J.iherul I ash advances made on ion-
snininenls : uul in no case .wiiiifisuus mm
any advanj-.vS, until the Product is reccivaj,'
March 13, 1S52. 4mo. t
tjavid coo?eh; f ...
COMMISSION . MERCHANT
ion TIIK 8AI.K OF
Fish, Provisions, cc.
.Vo. 9 JNorA Wharves',
, PHILADELPHIA.-
April 10, 1S52. ly.'
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
WHOLESALE AND RCTAIL.
J. AV. K. 1). STOKES,
So. 194 Market Street, South side, First bil
Sixth Streitj ,
Philadelphia:
ODD FELLOWS a;ii'i .Masonic Regalia of
every variety,' suited to the various rinks
ind orders, constantly on jiapd, . Also, a tt)t
i nd extensive stock of faihionatila
Steady iTlatle Ciuthih
nanufaclured by the best of workmen, and fiora
the newest six le of Goods, of lato importation, a
rreatly reduced prices. 'I!hey have also a bugs',
md well selected assortment 6T PiSca GoqllS, o
Eiiiilish, V'rench and German .Fabrics, o nsW
md baut'fid Patterns,' vvfiird ihey will nisVs to'
order in the most approved and fashionable man
ner, and in a superior style of workmanship.'
Fcti'raary 23, l85S.--"ima.
The Johnston Ink
MANUFACTORY REVISED
P'tli f tombard St , PlIllAtfELpHIA.
THE subscriber begs leave rc.-pectfully to in-"
form Pkiti;u generally, that hs baa sue'
reediul).! the llufiuess of pmnufacturing Pnnf
i'V ini formerly rallied on by liisgrsnd Father,
and Father, and oilers .Ms' srticle to tha Irsd
without sny Pi rrii", bu with the simple rcliutrtrs
upon the loin; establhed chsiacter it haa .rMr;
I'reliii'g confident of ita Rviiig entire saliAaction
lo all who may .faun- him with a callfsaMS
t'.sii. t'H lKLES ENE L'JOHNjiTON.'
April 10, lS.tf. 1
: WM. M. R0CKETi?tLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
si m 1M.
ee. 13. 1951. tf.
ATTOR1TET AT. L:i.W,
ket street . S impute, opposit
1 v Wcaver'i Hotel j " V
Ti-JUffNESS will' ha 'ro'mfy atun.lsd to in'
flf) t'lie Counties .qf Northumberland, Union
(JoKmbia aud Montour. .
Sunbury, Oct,' 1 1,' 1851. ly.
YTRACT Of COFFEE.lrliiii
article mors wholesome and inirVh cheapsr
than CoiVje ilr'clf. for sale at thia r!uc,'
April 17, IBS2.
JT10M PENS wilh and witttW
(H very superior duality, iux' reived.
. Also a fresh sutuilv of WriLsSi Pluid. for miU
hf H M-MASSER.
j Bunbury, Ik, rf. ISO!.