Sunbury American. (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, July 17, 1852, Image 4

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    SUNHUUY AMEIUCAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
MIDSUMMER.
IIT ELIZABETH 0AKE4 SMITH.
j
'Ti tha Jtirnmor prime, when tlio iiuitulpss
air,
to perfumed chalice lios,
Ami the bee f-oeit by with a lazy hum,
Beneath the Iwpinir kic J
When tha brook is low, mnl I lie tipple
briuhl, . ,
A clow n the Blrenm they pn,
The petiblen nre dry on the upper side,
Aitd dark and wet below.
The tree ijiat ntootl whom the soil's nlhirnt,
And the miillin lirsl appear,
Hath a dry and rualy colored bark,
And its leaves are curled and sen ;
But the dor-wool and the hnzi-l-bimli
Have clustered round the brook
Their roots have stricken deep beneath,
And lliey have a verdant look
To the juicy leaf the prnsshnpper clings,
And he knaws it like n file ;
The. naked stulks are withering by,
Where he has been eiewhile.
The cricket hops on Ihe blistering lock,
Or pipes in Ilia faded eraM ;
Th beetle's wiuus are folded mute,
Whure the steps to the idler pa.s.
0 kctcl).
AW fcHOKV BEAt TV OF MARTIMI fc.
DF.SCIIIBKD BV MH. WILMS.
tn one of his recent letters from the West
Indies, to Ihe Home Joiir.il, N. P Willis
gives us ihe following particulars of his ac
quaintance with a negro beauty ''as black as
your hat."
I have just been presented to a jet-black
vonnz '"dj'i who is in "the lies! of society"
of Fort Royal, (the seat of Government.) ;uul
who is said to be more ndmired, by the
French ollir.ers stationed there, than any
other lady on their viiliu; liM. Of that
city of ten thousand inhabitants, Mademoi
selle Juliette Celestine, wo are assured, i
quite tho lashiouablo young lady most alien
tied lo. She is nn intimate friend of our
fair busies, and it was to this happy 'haiieu
that we owed the piivilcge of a ptesciilaliou
to her. She was in town for a few days,
and had called yesterday ; and, on Madame
Stephanie's mentioning, this morning at
breakfast, that sho was to call upniii to day,
we so expressed ourselves as to bo sent lor
on her arrival.
M'llo Juliette is of the blood that does
not thin wilh the climate, as do l!io whites.
She is about nineteen, and as plump as
Hebe her original model from nature ap
parently just perfected. Her skin, though
us black a one as I ever saw, is fine grained
and lustrous, and her shoulders, (there was
no denying) quito beautiful. The gorgeous
colored Madras turban covered her forehead
to the eyebrows, and, with a long sweep of
twisted fold over the cheek, concealed the
hair the lace hem of her snowy chemise
being tho next downward interruption to the
lines of rounded ebony. Her features are
strictly African the lips full, anil the nose
of that degree of flatness which is only af
fectionate, and which I take to be the high
est expression of this shnpo in contradistinc
tion to the more repelling aquiline. Her
eyes would have been beautiful if there had
been anything white in the neighborhood
with which to contrast the.n but black
eyes on so black a ground were "coals lo
Newcastle." They had ono fine quality,
however ; they had never been contracted
with a suspicion, or a withdrawal of cnuli
dunce, or an attempt to understand anyihing
that did not speak for itself ; and they were
consequently, as tranquilly open as the cups
-of two water-lilies. Her smile was of the
same never startled confidingness coming
and going with the case of a shadow ami
her teeth were only too white and perfect
for any piquancy of expression. No joweler
could have cut them mere evenly out of
pearl. Her little fat black hands weie dain
tily tapered, and looked lady-like. She
wore large rings, and these, with her heaps
of gold chains and the enormous gold ear
rings, wtiicn llicy call ctnq-clons, made, a
sort of barbaric glitter, wilh her lively ges'
lures and expressive motions of the head,
seemed lo me very picturesque. I was
pleased by the way, with the consistency
wilh which she adhered to the dress and
ornaments exclusively worn by these of her
own color. The cinq-clous ear-rings, partic
ularly masses of solid gold, resembling
five small keys welded together by the
sides are seen in every respectable black
ear, never in a white one. It would have
been natural and reasonable for her, consid
ering her means and social position, to have
graced her beauty with some of tho French
fashions, abundantly within reach and worn
by the Creole Indies wilh whom sho asso
ciates. Mademoiselle Juliette's reception nf us
was politely cordial and entirely without
embarrassment. It seemed odd to us, at
fust, to hear the French, which wo consider
an accomplishment, come so lluemly and
elegantly from a mouth of that color, but il
heightened llw novelty and charm of her
impression. After a litllo talk upon cli
mates, conversation turned upon the usages
of our ladies, and Ihe dillereuce of etiquette
in our different countries, and she laughed
immoderately at some of Ihe American dis
tinctions between propriety and impropriety
in female manners. Love of fun seemed to
be her uppermost quality, and her own
views and notions, though entirely modest
and delicate, were a singular mixture of
fianknett and droll mockery. 1 could easily
see how the French officers at Fort Royal
might find a constant pleasure in her society
Our visit ended yiih an examination of her
monstrous ear-rings, (foi which she held her
cheek towards us with the simplicity of a
child,) and, with an exchange of souveniit
b9jw??'.i' her and myself I giving her my
watch guard and she giving me two berries
of the acajou tiee which tlis carried- as
charms in her pocket. My friend arid I
agreed that wa had made a charming ca!l,
nd that Mademoiselle Juliette Celestine
was a memorable'' addition (of a new color)
lo out acquaintance.
"CiuiNu to (jbam" The fanners. -Z:JL
600 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
ANY good, active and intelligent ' man,
with a small capital of from $30 to a
J 100, can mako Inige profits by engaging in
Ihe sale of tho following
POPULAR AND USEFUL BOOKS.
ClUMHRim' INKOItM ATION FOR THK PKON.P. :
or Popular Kuryclieilin nl' Useful Ktmwleilge. Two
tnrf iin)Mtrinl netitvn viillllue. pniiliiiininr I7U0 nsReB.
Pf-.TKllt.Vti HISToltY UK -niK A.MKHICAN
RI:Vo,i;tkN. M0 largo octavo piivii, wilh SOU fine
l-.tnrrnv inirn.
rKTCftsit.vs; iiisToitr of tiik t . s. navy. 600
fcirui' neluv.i lute nml I .VI fine Kiiarnviiars.
FIKIST S HF.VlAHKAIII.F. KVF.NTS I.N THE IIISTO
RY OK AMKKICA. Two large octavo volumes, ci'll
tniuiiur tutu rmitin ami run F.ngnivings. Tim best His.
t'TV !' Allltli'!i itiil-li m
1- HOST ft I'K.TolllAI, , FK OF WASHINGTON. A
plenitii K-Hik. ci'iilniiiin,! IHHI nelnvti pnpes nK' 'ftl ple"
flint Kiiiimvinun. The cheapest Life of Washington
ever itiiiti!tii"a'
Mi '( Utll'ri IIISTOH Y OF Till: INDIAN WARS. Fins
Ci'lnrcil nml IMnin Plate.
TIIK THI.T: HKIM HI.IOAN. Cnntsiuiiis; tin- lnnnfrnral
jlililrrftxiwmHl the First Aiiniml Aitilnnses siat Mewwaes
'I nil 1 1 1 - rremileuti ,. ihe I nileil (Mutes, tho I'nimUIH
linns nf lit., itup.irttiul Stall In the I'liion. Ar.
Kmra-lluheit wilh INirlniitH nf nil 11m Prsaiilent. rliern
vpI mi li'fl, nml a viiw of Hie CnpUnl of the tinted
lllti. fillll (illrn, lJ nm.
FOX'S HOOK OF MAttTYn'Si. A F.li.-ili1 Fniiiily
K.lilini. InrRr iinrl". wilh AH I'.iignivings, lienlilniilly
tv.iiiiiil in in.irifr'1. pitl.
Ill-: l'l)lt.l:.NI.N S HISTORY OF TiiurorKS. mm
Inriri- im-Iiiv" riiL't-n. Willi illiiMnittnnJi.
JOSFI'HFS' VVOHKS Fi t" lUlition. one Inrre vlninr.
STFIIM'S ItK.FJ.KrTlll.NS O.N TUB WORKS OF
liOl).
ST. l'li:lll!F. S STI')li:S OK NATI RK.
WMITK'S HISTORY OF 'fill: WORM). A Valuable
l.i- nl lli..rv. Our Intiie crlav viliinie, wilh hniid-
'III.' KnLTilvtnu"
MVKSOF lillFAT AND CFI.F.HR ATF.H CHAR AC
Tl:ilS: nl' ti I Aiffn nml roimirii'n. One large viilumc
ol fdll imyrs, wilh nmniT-iiiK .'.iinivnica.
To!elher wilh a number of other Works
particularly adapted lor Popular Heading.
fTT" The nin.il lihrrtd tlisnxnils will lie pirm
In .fgciis irlut linn rupapi: in the siilc j ihe
ir'i'iir Xtiliiiil'tc linnks.
For I'u 1 1 her particulars, addiess (postage
paid,) .1. ,V .1. I.. GIHON, Publishers,'
A'o. !(S Chcsliwt Strcrl, Philmltlphia.
June -Jl, 1S52.
Oils, Tiillnw (Ireiisc, and
OHIO MINERAL PAINT.
jw It Ai:Ui;i,S MACIll.MOKV OIL. Price
' i.'i l is prr Ballon. S.'iOt) GhIIoiis machi
nery oil. ill casks of various nios, 75 cts per gal.
-till llnrrclrt Uoiliil I'aiot Oil, 60 "
rllIO (iallnus " "
ill casks of iirious si; " "
:!."i(l M.inc ls Tnnncr' Oil. A urions kinds and
qualit'ii'it. t'roin :t5 to tilt cents icr uallou.
toUII OhIIoiis in Casks of Yaiioiis nazes. Xh-
rioiiH kinds and iioulilics, IVoin 'Ja to 50 cents
per gallon.
'0 'I'ons Tallow fireasr, for Heavy Ucarinps,
anil ('nnrsp Machinery, in liarri'ln or Casks, of
any consislcnrv rciinicil. Trice l rents per lb.
I Till Tnus Ohio Mineral Paint, in Uarrrls, at
the lowest market price.
Mnrliiiiti v CiV, warranted not to chill in the
colilesl wealber, and coiisidercil by those usint;
it cipial lo Sperm ( til.
H"int I ',n nl Oil, ciial lo Linseed Oil, oilier
than for while.
I am constantly receiinc larce supplies of the
above named articles, and my motto is, "fSniall
profit:; and quick returns."
11. V. POM),
50 Water st., (under the Pearl st House,')
NEW YOKK.
Nevv Vork, June 1!), Is.'2 3ui.
IIi:ltY CAKIl. tiUO. l.F.Alit l'.
J. H. tilF.SU
i. . ii T5"
n-piirinM
COuMISSlOX AND FORWARDING lini'SE.
CARR, GIjCSXj & CO.,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
J'o. 10, Sprnrs U'iurf,
BALTIMORE.
Will receive and sell l'LOLK, OR A IN, and al.
kinds of COUNTKY PUODL'CE and also
LUMBEK.
lAU'riCLLAK ntteution will be given to this
- branch of the Business, liv Lewis W. H.
(Jiesc, whose whole ntteution will be devoted to
Ihe sale of Lumber, ami will occupy an Olliee on
the Falls Dock, especially for this purpose, Mr.
(iiese's lout; experience, nod reputation as a first
rale salesman, is a guarantee that the highest
market prices will always be obtained.
I 'W Liberal Cash advances made on Con
signments : but in no case will this House make
any ndvances, until the Produce is received.
March 13, lino.
GLASS, DRUG S, iAINTS'r&c.",
WIlOLLIStLE AM) IttTtll..
rtMW, Philadelphia Window (Mass Ware-
house, and JJrus, Paint, Varnish, Oil and
Color Stores,
JVos. 33 und 35 North Fourth Street.
East side, has tbu largest ussnrlment of Window,
Picture, Coach, Case, llut-llousc, and other
(J LASS,
in Ihe city; comprising upwards of 15,000 dif
ferent sizes, running from the smallest size, up to
3rt bv fiO inc hes of Sheet, and as laruo as 5 by
7 feet of Plate (i lass, including English Crown,
French, tiermau and American, both
Single and Double Thick.
Also, a large assortment of Very Thick (ilass,
for Sky-Lights, Unit Windows, &c.
The Subscriber having a heaTv stock on hand
is prepared to fill orders at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. Odd sizes
of any pattern cut to order.
('round While Lead ; Puint, Varnish, of cv.
cry description; Turpentine; Linseed Oil, boil
ed and raw; l'aiut Mills; Ptitly ; Brushes;
llye Woods, &c, cVe., &c.
And also, a large supply of fresh imported
DKl'US AND MEDICINES.
J. II. M'KAOI E.
Nob. V 35 North lib St., K. Side.
April 111, 1S.VJ. ly.
Tin: taiciT iMtizi: .mei ti, aii
iuri:i !
HICKEY & TULL,
iVo. 1 IS Chest mil St., alini-e Sicth, Froi,t oj
JONKS' HOTEL.
tTTT) f ' j"1' received their Priza
fcr-rr7 Medal, awarded to them for
J-1 iJ.i tbeir best Travelling Trunks ex
hibiled at the World's Euir in London, 1H5I
being the only exhibitors to whom any award
was made. Their competition was with all the
world, and they have taken THE PRIZE!
TRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, &c.
To be found ill this Cilv, and ut very low prices
Call and sec. HICKEV & TI LL,
Trunk .Manufacturers, 118 Chestnut St.
April 10, 185'-'. tf.
WM. M C A IIT Y,
U O O K S F. I. h K R ,
Broadway,
SUNBUEY, PA.
l"ST received and for sale, a fresh supply of
' i.v ;i:mail misic
for Singing Schools. He is also opening ot
this time, a large assortment of Books, in every
branch nf Literature, consisting of
Poetry, History, Novels, Romances, Scientific
Works, Law, Medicine, School and Children's
Books, Bibles; School, Pocket and Family, belli
with sad without Engravings, and ev ry of vari
ety of Binding. Prayer Books, of all kinds.
Travels, Voyugcs and Adventures, all ol
which will be sold low, either for cash, or coun
try produce.
'Sunbury, Jan. 91, 18.VJ tf.-
T)I.ANK Parchment P)ier Deeds and Wank
-V , MortKngea, lluiuU, Exerutiona, Suinmom,
W., for sulehy H. It. MAKSEIi.
Kunliury April 50, 18.11.
MIINtiLEs Joint and Lap 8hingle, of first
? raM) quality, Uf sale y . ' .
;ubry, 1. w, l5l.-tf. '. . , .',
IMIIV V.lI'VIl
..1
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Far Ihe Cure f
COUGHS, COLDS.
HOARSENESS, BHOIf.
OHXTIS, CROUP, AST.
MA, WHOOPING. COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
This remedy is offered to the community with
the confidence wo feel in an article which sel
dom fuils to realize the happiest effects that can
he desired. fo wide is the field of its usefulness
and so numerous the cases of its cures, that al
most every section of the country abounds in
persons, publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs, by its use. When once tried, its superi
ority over every other medicine of its kind, is too
apparent to escape observation, and where its vir
tues arc known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote lo employ for Ihe distressing and
iliingeruus uffectiolis of the pulmonary organs,
which are incident to our climate, And not only
in the formidable attacks upon the lungs, but for
the milder varieties nf Coi ns, Cnroiis, IIoaiisk
x:ss, iVe., ami for Cm i.ihikm it is the pleasnnt
est and safest medicine that can be obtained. No
family should le without it, and those who have
used it, never will.
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen,
who will be reeoguied in the various sections of
country where they aie located each and all as
merchants of the first class und of the highest
character ns Ihe oldest and most extensive j
Wholesale Dealers in Medicine with an experi
ence unlimited nil the subject of which tbey
speak. If there is any value in the judgment of
experience, bcc
THIS CERTIFICATE
We ihe itiidei'.iLriifi, Wholesale Dntrumts,
having lieen for lung uajimiiitid with .liter's
Cheirij Pedornl, livrchif ccrtifij our belief thai
it is the best anil most effectual remain for Vol-
motion; ( onivlaiiits ever unereil. to the Ameri
can People. And ire would, from unr Lnoiel
edge of its composition, nml e.ilcnsii'C useful
ness, cordiallu commend it to the nljlieteil ns
irorthii their best coii fidt nec. nnd v illi Hie firm
couvielhn that il irill do for their relief all
that medicine tan do.
Henshaw, Edmauds oV Co., Boston Mass,
Keese A Coulson, Baltimore, Md.
Ladd V lucr.'ihaiii, Bangor. Maine.
Ilaviland, Harrall Co., Charleston, S. ('.
Jacob S. I'arrand, Detroit, Michigan.
T. II. McAllister. Louisville, Ky.
Vraneis Walton, St, Louis Missouri.
Josepli Tucker, Mobile, Alabama.
Theodore A l'eck, Burlincton, Vt.
Ilaviland, RisleytS: Co.. ii"iit.i, Ga.
Isaac D. .lames, Trenton, i.
.1. M. Tnvvnsecd, Pittsluog, Pa.
Clark fi Co., Chicago, Hindi, ,.
E. E. tiny, Burlington, Iowi.
M. A. Santos A: Son, Norfolk, '
Edward Ilringhiirst, Wilmington, T il.
John Gilbert it Co., Philadelphia, l a
'.. 1). tV W. 11. Oilman, Washington, 1 '.
J. Wright & Co., New Orleans, La.
Watson, Wall i: Co., Fort Wayne, la.
C. C. Richmond Sr Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Lewis Ac Ames, Tallahassc, Florida.
B, R. Strong, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Chilton & Duer, Little Rock, Ark.
Stiller, Slade & Co., Lexington, Miss.
N. D. Labadic, Galveston, Texas.
( 'litis. Dyer, Jr., Providence, R. I.
Jos. M. Turner, Savannah, Ga.
Wade, Eckstein & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES :
J. (!. Colun & Co., Valparaiso, Chili.
F. M. DiiHoml V Co., Vera Cruz, Mexico,
lired Kivas fi. Co., Bogota. New Grenada.
S. Provost & Co., Lima, Peru.
Morton A Co., Halifax, Nova Scotia,
T. Walker Son, St. Johns, N. IL
C. (i. Salinas vV Co., Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
With such assurance, and from such men, no
stronger proof can be adduced, except that found
in its effects upon trial.
Prepared and sold ! JAMF.S C. AYE 11,
Practical Chemist, Lotrcll, Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by H MASSER, and by
Druggists generally throug.iJi Ithe Slate.
November 1, 1851. lyceiuio
J. I. DITTERICH,
iYo 78 Sorth "Zti St.f bttiofrn Arch ami Hare JS7.t
PHILADELPHIA.
1IKRKHV inform the puMic tlut lie imports
ami rotiKtiuitly keep on hand ut hU new
sture, ."So, 78 North "it t., a large uuHortmeut ol'
Foreign Fancy (iootls,
Musical Insfrttmerifsy Pictures $ Faints,
which lie will kHI nt the lowest price.
Hit MtiM'k, in uirt, cntisisU of, ArrnrdeoiiH,
Violin, Mtinic Itoxec, J'arlor and Unr Koom ()r
RaiiH, .Melodeonii, Seraphiues, Mnthemntieal Iu
tstrunieittH, Mamicts, py iind ( pern (iliiHHi,
Stationery of all kinds, Pocket liookn, Uroiic
l'owder, Dutch Melal, (iold and Silver Leaf,
Scales of all kin tin, SnulV and Tohaceo (Joxen,
Kitliom.ipliir I'iiintH, Copper I'late and Steel Kn
r.iviimti, and pictuieit of even variety. Also
(.ill Kraine Moultlms of vatiotiH Kiet.
DralerH, fVnuilry AlerchitntH, und lVdlarn, sup
plied at reiiHonuMe priced.
Decemher U0, 1851. tf.
Bonnets, Hats and
31 i Hi ue n (iuotls!
HI'
ERt'HAXTSand Milliners when in Phil-
adelphia to purchase their cooils, will Iind
it to ilieir interest to examine our large and fash
ionable stock of
Sill 4 W GOUDS.
Wo manufacture largely and mroiir the
Xirwtsr iSi vlis ur
Foreign rubrics
in our line j which tuncther with other advanta
ges enalilu us lo tiller lilieral induccuients to
Ui VI as.
15. A. C HOOKER, & CO.,
Xos. 47 and 4!t Chestnut Street, und Xo. ."ifi
Woulh Second Street, west aide, near C'hc.tnul,
Philadelphia.
UeceinlHr 87, IRol ly.cf. .
J O II M A. HARRIS,
Miinufaclurer, & Dealer in
Imported and Domestic Segars,
Also, a general assortment of
I.rur &. IHaiiurat'liircil Tulincro,
JOXSTANTI.V on hand, ut the lowest mar
ket prices. Corner of Chestnut SU, and
Wharves, Philadelphia.
December 27, 1H51 ly.
GMITH'8 EMSEXCE OF JAMAICA (JIN.
CiER, a fresh aupj.ly just r
ived. und for
aula hy
U. MASSER.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1 8 ." 2
4 RXOED'S WIUTIXO I-'l.l.ll) and A.lhc
aive and legal cuvelojies, iir sale In
H. b. MA.EK.
Sunhury, nfft 10, 1852
JTSTICES FEE HILLS For aale hy
H: B. mas&j:;;.
Sunhury, IBS I. 'SP '
1 AZOKS. A superior article for aale
Jt store o.- ... HEXKV MASSLTw.
.Kunliury, Fell. 1U, 1850. .
IMPROVED LIGHTNING E0DS,
fpiIE sjibseribcr has constructed a LIGHT
A NINO ROD on true Philosophical princi
ples, by which buildings supplied with them are
rendered perfectly secure against destruction by
lightning. The connection and insulation of tho
rod, es well as the preparation of the ground rod,
is on an entirely new plan, making a more per
fect conductor than any heretofore, in use.
Measures have been taken to secure Letters
Patent for the improvement.
Persons desirous of securing their lives and
proierty from destruction by lightning, ran have
conductors put up lo their buildings in the most
perfect and substantial manner, by applying ei
ther ersoiially or by letter, to the undersigned,
at the following prices:
For 40 It. J inch eop-r rod gold plated
point, .( y l,i l i ii,i. Hp,
And forty cents for every additional foot
over fortv.
For 40 ft. J inch tubular rods gold pin-
led point, ., yll,,ia lip,
For 40 11. iron rod gold plated point, W-
id plntina tip.
!22,00
13,50
12,50
For 40 IV. iron rod silver nlatcd noint.
10,00
And twenty cents for every additional foot over
f,,r,.v. T. H. MACKKV.
Milton, Sept. G, 1851 ly. cop 17, 1852.
HARRISBURG BOOK BINDERY.
v. 1-. iurm.it $t co.,
ncei-s.r .i W. . Iliek.ik, iiikI llii'knk A Cmiline.
oi)K BINDERS. STATIONERS AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the public, llial they are now carrying on Ihe
above business ut the OLD STAND occupied by
Hickok ei Co. Tbey (latler themselves that by
careful altcntioii to busincis, tbey will merit und
receive a continuance nf M. putronagii so liber
ally enjoyed by the old linns.
Particular intention will he paid lo (lie ruling
and binding of every description of blank books
for banks, county ollices, merchants und private
individuals, and every variety of full ami half
bound blank books, I (Id books, periodicals, law
books, music, newspapers, Ac, hound in anv
pallcm and in any style required.
In addition to the above, they have, and will
at all times keep, a general assortment of STA
TIONERY, consisting of
Letter I'.iper,
Cap "
llniwiii!: "
'I'riinKttT "
C'tpviii'.;
Kl'iitinv '
Sr.-. l l'. ii,
C'iinilinr int.-.
K'llivri.,
((Hills.
Iiikntiiitilh,
...l.i Wnli'lK,
ll.-it-k Ink.
Si:illri'j V:tx.
II Ink.
Sl;di nnd 'iiciIf. I
Lend IViM'df, I
ItPiter Simnpii, 1
India (u.. r, I
W.ifem. j
K'-d Tape,
Ihank l.'ardn, ;
Folders, I
.'tipvmir Ink.
Aitt"M' Writing 1'lnnt, I'rnsiirt. e.
t"i?' l':iiri nileil (! puttcrii, nml nil work war
ranli'il nml ilunc verv chciplv.
' k. i.. in ;ttek & co.
Manli 13, s."rj tl'.
"AID AND COMFORT,"
'I o Yocu (Mm .Tlt'i'liauic.
CJKOlUiK 1IKXX.
MAMTAfTI'liHIl OF
FURNlTURi: AND CHAWS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
rT,JIK KidwrilM-r ri'sHTtfiilly calls the ntli'iitinn '
A of tlm imlilir In his larw nml uplciuliil assort-
lllt'lii ol ni-iy .iiiii i ii v iiiiii jiin i; 01
( AltlM T-U A Hi:.
i whii'h rannot fail In rr oiiinii'iul itsrlf torvcrv our
vim will examine it, on nrrotmt of its iluralile
"kniaiiliip ami Kpli-niliil linUli, inailn up of the
stock to lie had in the etty. Io ellort in
pared in tlm inaiiufai'tnro of hix wan, nml the
liisvrihrr ts delcrmini'il to keep up wilh the
many improvement!) which are constantly living
made. His slink ronsists of Mahogany
SllfuN, IllvnilM illl.l LOIIII'.'C.H,
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, LliEAKl'iST AND D1X1.NG 1 IDLES,
and also VEXETIAX HI.IXDS, equal to I'liila-
ilelpliia manufacture.
IJE1)!STE.I)S, (if every jiattern and price,
CUPHOAIxDS. WOP.K AND CANDI.K
STAXDS. TOII.K'P TAHI.KS AM) '
EXTKXSIOX TABLES,
in ellort, every article in litis line of his lmsiness.
lie also manufactures all kinds and ijualitics of
CIIATliS,
including varieties never before to he had ir
iSunluirv, such us MinimA-vr, Black Wjixit
ami Cr in. t. ii M.trLi: tl it ki iax ; ami Wimishh
CHAIKlS, ami FAM-r Piano .Stools, which are
of the latest styles, and warranted to lie excelled
hy none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The suhscrilier is determined that there shall
lie nn excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, ns every conl'nleiice ran lie entertained
ahoul the quality uud finish of his ware and
Chairs.
His articles will lie disposed of on Rood
terms ns they ran lie purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce taken in pavment for work.
r& I XDEIiTAKINti. Havimr provided
himself with a handsome IIkaiisi:, ho is now
prepared for Undertaking, mid ntlenilinj funer
als, in this vicinity, ur at any convenient dis-
' tance from this place.
j W The Ware Hooni is in Market Street,
I Ih'Iow Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tavern,
i liEOKUE REXX.
Sunl.urv, Jan. 10, lH.Vi tf.
Phoenix Fire & Thief Proof Iron Chests.
rAKRANTEl) to stand equal heat with
any oilier Chests iu the country, und to
defy the 1) urging' ingenuity. .Manufactory, Xo.
10 Hudson's Alley, running between Third and
Fourth streets, smith of Chesuut, uud iu the
rear ef Ihe (iirard Dank.
M. cV. S., the proprietors, are Practical Me
chanics, und feel confident, from long exjiericnce
ill the manufacture of Iron Chests and Sates, und
u special attention lo this particular brunch, of
giving satisfaction to ull who luuy give thcin u
call.
X. R. We have selected one of the beat min
erals ever used as a nou-conductor of heat in
this business, und we warrant our Chests uud
S'i.ph to he inailc of the best material and in the
"Hist durable manner, and to aland any heat
that can bo applied to them.
MII.NOK &SIIAW,
Manufactory Xo. 10 Hudson's Alley,
liutining Utween jrd and 4th streets, ti of t.'hcs
nut, in the reur of tiirurd Dank.
Philadelphia,-Oct. S3, 1851. ly
WIYI. a. MASON,
KnPiivcr und I'rinlcp,
No. 46 Chestnut Street, above Second,
PHILADELPHIA.
S prepared to do ENGKAYIMi and P HIX TV
IXli, in all their brunches, Wedding,,Viiiiug
and Uusinesa Cards, Dull Tickets, Watch Papers,
l.uliela, Hill Heads, Notes, Uherka. brail and
I diploma, rieuta and btainp for Corporations,
'ju reuowa, Masons, Pona ol J cniperauie, &c.
All the above engraved iu the best manner'.
Order by post promptly attended lo.
December 27, 1851. ly.
KNOH -AXD SPRING MORTISE LAT
CH EM. An excellent article, for sale ai
hall the usual price by
J W. FAILING,
Kuuhuiy, July 7. la l'J
CATTLE POWDER
PK KPARKD BT
IIRKINK1, FIIONKFIKL1) & CO.
No. 187 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
'PIIIH powflor UentiUH hy tlm titiitnt tfntiinnny of nil
who huve HUM it to the funt rimk of nil tlnwo CAT
TI,K JVIKIXCINKH, winch Imvn hmi tlumlil prairu
worthy for miuiy yenr. liHtrmt v rhiillcniff iniy pern it
t iimk a superior, of any wwtliT thiit nrt in thf mint
minuter. Il" llie Hiitiniil m perftftly huiltliv it will either
i i it-mine the ninount of milk or rpaia timi hull it ; nr tha
aniinnl will impntve npiitly in fiit. It will thrrefnrfl in
lime lie eoitniilrrml wc Intvo no ilmiht micol' tht- maple tirti
elm of every t'ttriner, wlio kneps 11 diary; nntl ol every
per mi owning a h'ip;. It in not mte v( thote kind o
MiKTt rk thiit merely Mvell nn ntiinml up ftir a utioit
time, hut it will lv the rtipurity whirli it n nf convening
lliri'l lilC ACID (wlneli in nn eltete mutter) into l.A( -TicArinnr
oi.kim;; hiiw ii ci enter imii'mhiI nf nutrition
mutter tn lie rtiucti"l froni the rHine imioiiiil of IimhI, thtni
poMihly etiuM Im, were tlie nrtive prinriph-n of nutrition
lo pun out of ihe n hli in in tlie foriii nf IIiitliiic Arm
We Imvc lereived u innliitnil.' of eviuVnre i prove wlmt
We hnve Kiiil ;ili ie. fiiilliru ti fny :
W'p Imve mixed the in-tive iiut'iil. with n ffrent nnitilH-r
of Vkoktahi.k pliinin riml ImtIw. whnh tnnc in id hne
prnvi-tl to lr nfinl, inipr'Vnn; the uppeitte mid pr"mtnie
ditfcMtoii it th tn i : tliiiw Kernriinr 11 Innlthv ei-ndiiion of
tho hlo.nl, from wliir-h Ihe .Mn.K rind Kat iiiukI he I'orimil.
It nitty he lined or llniiK4, Cows mnl 1 loi.n for tlie follnw
ini; cijiiiplniulsi nml dinrnrrK.
II(H8K!.
l'd.llV WATI'.H, n dtnimTnim iirkiicf!i, which de
Btr" j j i: 1 1 1 y Viihrtttli hniftffl every jenr, in verv nfleii
entirely riittil hy ihe free uw of thin hwder, in till cuk-s
It will prevent Ihe dinetint. fiom eouiintc on.
Thm (hwi-iiw: n owning to n h:id mid irupnveritilieil tute.
of the tiloni w liit li lit-ciimea thin, wntery und of nil ytllow
e. or.
Tin powder hv imprnviiift the nt.im:N-h nnd pivimr to
Hi.? I.I hhI n letiter ipitmtity of red paittelen, nlf irde the
lieot inid only ptililf eh:uieo of reenvery. Il the liorw
in liirfrMie, ifive in' riling mnl itihl n lnhleVpn. ninl in wet
f'-t-d, i in the hetfinintijf once u d:iy nl n -on, if only u pre
vent tin- diwim i wire h we k.
SI. A Itlilllt IN 1 1. Thin lit the t ninot nii iif imiitv inlim-
lile llorwjt hy exlKiuntiiui ; hy n ciniHlnnl tliwhiirj.' of utili.
V:i winch nrht In pi into Hit Ntom ii'li to HnM (hueinioii.
Il in n npeeifK of Kdivutioti often pr'xhieed l.y Imhas Tn
lmrei (itowuii; in llie p:iHitir tiftiind A TiiMi-npnomul
llirei' tuilt-K tl Wei k Will tre.pi.-nlly iirrej. hr How, if it
iloeniiot depend on Ihe ToB.rro in the trnin. uinler Biieli
liiriiuiHl.Jiiic'fi ihe miuiti mtmt In k'-pt in the W.iMe.
I1STK.M V 'M. If tin powder in mil and ireelv iiped,
no other remedv m ed he in-ed, i hint ulii-iitly eared hun
dred of llnRfif si m thin iroul.lfjt- -dirjixf toiht- nurprife
of iht win iii-d it. If n listed e.oiv. In -fori' iniitter h:tn
forilMtl in (lie ,eek it eiiiin.it. rej.I-.re ihe linillcil peifeetlv
until Ihe iniitler in iIih.-IijhbiiI. ne n isirlv und prevent
Kuril ii regnlt. A 'I'jhlexj.iMtuiiii unfr or twice il (hiy la
cii"Hj;li.
iLAi;i(S,Thii iliKemie li.in ttille. nil KaHHIKRi,
tiive this p"Wifi ti f:nr Irnil und it will d i wondern in
, llit t rriMc iiih) hitherto itienrnhlf iit tlndv II in n diM-.-ini
of ihe jilnndnrjil nvntfin find kept up hv nuperieri inilritiou.
in nueh runefi a Tidl-nMhMiliil i-vry d.iy twice ir u mouth
or two, in iit.ii niiieest,1n. will iii nine vi,m-k out ol h
do.en etl. el n i-m-, it him been f.iirlv tetel.
t'oiiuln mid nhortnesn nt Km nth depcndiin on wenk
lunyn. u T:d.le."pooiiliil every in-. riling; if il utKiten mien
oi twice ;i w-fk.
IMHMi l.irV-Sl'IIIITKI) IIOIISI'S, ..r w In-rt- Ui-n- in
"''V reniTiiiiK f l-'xnuder or fiuiin wi ol niiin, ant the
11m w will n t fatten, .r wheie the hair is rouyh und
wtaudn ntrai-jhl out, the food M-entiii" to do im cmmI, the
rowder pr-Nlneen aluiont iniuieiltati' ltupo fiie-nl ol ttie
nuiuml ; the dnjentinu uuprovi mid wilh it nil ihe mIim;
ifhtiein nf the nntitinl disappear, hef .tiling lively tllld
spirited, and (lie hail nnio..th mid slick.
CtVS.
!'or .Mo.KlMi Cow, we are hilly r'Vivniei-iI lhat it not
onlv ltupr" c the ipirihl-, hilt lliat it ni'-reaneK the am xnil
of .Milk. Cream mnl Ihitler ; nmne w Ii i have Iried (he rx
pei iiiieut nay a I 'mind a Week, olhein kiv half a pound
while one person insisted upon il T hut he made two pounds
iil-ire a wet k Irmil h t'ov, Wr lliitik it will he loimd
to averaire tr.au a I "to a p'.iiud per week nn inch t.tw,
if th' ( 'own art' pen, , y lie.illl.v. Tins aildilimal amount
in made In tlie c- tuvemi. u of Ihe llippmie Aenl inlo Nilnw
t;eiini! mid fatty eoiup-'iindn; ais i nuppl unr the oxy
ffmi tnken in hy the linn;, with (In1 et-'iii. -His ol reaction ;
Without takntj; anv of the N OP "i: ii-oi.i poriiou nf the feed.
IMH.I.oW IJi'iftN or WOM'; lluur IjISKASK,
and all other diseanen of ueal cattle ilepeinhni; upon a hud
fttatr m" the iiiU, an? rent ed sit hlv and ell-'etuallv.
Ciwn. wline milk in Mue, thin and w.ileiy mid where it
n "i
""lk; "r "
liiueh rreani. or w'n ie Cown Hive hlooilv
h are nfd to stand lon ihv, it will le Imind
Ilthle retiit'dv, hv liiipi-iViliU Ihe f"lidll i lt nf
the Id rod and erentuitf u healthy dtaenliim ; a Tnhtenpoon
ful every day or ever) oilier day um il inny he HuceHmiry
IHHiS.
Ti'jn ut tie1 nntuuier ofliai oy.-iheat thrnisrlve. get nwel.
led iteel,.t, comMm, nr.fs m Hie l.naen and layer, whxdi
ante them lit die verv nndik'lilv, these mav n' nreventeil
I ....IH..U- 1,1 It..,.. ,. I ,.r l.-.ll U I . U...M
! nml ii will at Ihe Rime tune cmiaiderahlv hasten tlie Intten-
llitr prneejid.
V It. In uuim il which in ctvini: mitk and ymi are
defiiroiiH to fatten at the name tune, mi should ii" pive.
more tlian a lahlenpntnlnl ouee n week or il ill retaid the
formation of fat hy increasing i"""iinl ! Milk.
Let eue! pers in try ll etl-'ein for himself ami he yi
m he natintieil of its excellent ipiahtii-n. und that no Fur
met nhotdd he without it.
I'or the pnrpoHe of findiicr out ntiil further how fnr mn
jimtly cell hinted CATTI.F I'OWDDIt, in entitled to the
eontidem-e of tin intelligent people; we have uddfesned
letters to ull jiarlM of tlie Fulled Statt-H, vhi-re nnr I'ow
iler linn Im-cm unetl. mid we urea hie now frmn ihe evidence
than hr 'light lieforiMi. to nnnart eveiy I'aruier, iaiy
iiiau and linr-iu.ui, that it han thus far vety nnieli ex-ee-"led
onr in 'nt Niinmiue expeetntemn.
With the !)i!iliti"it;d kn'w!e.lL'e ihun far ohlaiued, Wk
Ilni'K We will he etnhled lo limke Ihe hel uud m.inl per
fect ( AtTI.K .MKt'll'INK eVr yet oeri f.i n iliKeerillll
I pie- tl nets as a v le pinni .t. r nf iliirestmu. nn-
nmyes Ihe Mimlitv nf the hl'i.i.1 nml tins imTi?teK the
infant ...'either fat. Milk ami cnseinicntly of Untie, -
t-.'ril III Mir limit h y 1 1 1 II i: 1 1
lfv:irr u ('(iiiiitiTlflln nn lli rxli'imivi il o( nnr
powder litin iiitliict'il (illicit to iirikc :mi nnil:iti"ii U it.
l-H'li jiiif k hiift our vvnllVii in;iluri on tlir end.
HKKiMfj, riuNi:iu;ui .v co.
Phih.Muliiii, July -JO, ly.
DOCTOP. TC"J?.GSLF
for ar i:ts.
V MEANS OK THE
POVKET .i-:sci;i.a-
Pll S, or Every one his
own Physicinu ! Tiuiiti
Isitii edition, with up-
("' ift'p iji "'arils ot u liutulred engra
$ 'j,,i A at yt""' 'bowing private dis
i&i'iTI 1 iSl in every shape and
' J'.l 1 fri1 C..r. ,.,..1 .....ll'..r.....i:....M nl'
stfcSw Hi" cccrative system,
(yJ. 11 Mr Voillisr.
t" 'I'he timi! has now arri
ved, that persona sulVcriug from secret discuses,
need no inure become the victim ok ui acki.iiv,
ns by the prescriptions contained ill this book,
any one may cure himself without hindrance to
business, or the knowledgo of the most intimate
friend, and with one-tetilh the usual expense. In
addition to tho genernl routine of private disease,
it fully explains the cause of manhood's early de
cline, with observations on marriage besides
many other derangements which it would not he
proper to enumerate in tlie public prints.
IHF Any person sending TVENTV-FIE
CENTS, enclosed iu a letter will receive one
ropy nf this book, bv mail, or live copies w ill be
sent for one dollar. " Address, HV W. VOl.'NG,
No. 153 SPULCE street, PHILADELPHIA."
Pout paid.
LT7" Dr. YOI'NG can lie consulted on any of
the Di'cascs described in hia different publica
tions, nt his Olliee, l.'iC Spruoe Street, every day
lictwecu 9 and It o'clock, (Sundays excepted.)
Philadelphia, June A, 1S.")'J ly.
MARBLE MANUFACTORY,
( ..HAP (ilJAVK STOMX
ffIIE suhscrilier informs his friend uud the
- public, that he continues to carry on the
Marble Uusinesa iu all its branches, at his old
stand in Milton, Pa., uud is prepared lo inaiiu
faelure Monuments, Tombs, Gravestones, &c.,
of the best materials, and most finished work
manship, n nil at the lowest prices.
Letter Cutting, English ami German iu Ihe
most modern and elegant style.
Designs for Monuments, Grave Stones, Ac,
always on hand.
N. II. Ordera for the East side of the river
promptly executed by leaving the same at Ihe
oiiice of the "Sunbury American."
ANTHONY' HIPP.
Milton, May 10, 1S51.
N 'FUSING UOTTLES Ilreast pumps, and
nipple lubes- A supply of these useful uni
fies just received und for sale hv
JOHN W FKII.ING
Sunbnrv. Jan. 18, IH5I if
O.s'E OINTMENT. A fresh supply ol thi.
I b . excellent arlule lor 'Fetter, A c, just received
l etter, A c, just reeeiv
ami for aale bv HEXKY MASSLR.
id tor aale nv 'ir
Sunbury, July 2S. 1819
f IEAS, from the New Y'ork Canton and Pckin
1. Tea Company. For aale by
J. W. FKILING.
Sunbury, Dec. 2. 1818
CIOLD PENS wilh and without cases, of a
K very aupcrior quality, just receivod.
Also a fresh supply of Writing Fluid, for aale
by ' H. 11. MASSER.
- Sunbury, Dec. 87, 1851.
V1
B l-jr
. cniibuiy Jan.
HENRY MASSER.
!7lh. 1819 If.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSI'KPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS OKMUTY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,
AND nil oVenftw mining from a disordered ftvt or to
mneh,fmehancountipntioii, inwnrd Pilef Kullnetw. of
MiNKttn tlm hmd. Aridity of the Btnmncli, Nnunea,
llnirthurii, ilincunt for Food, fullnenft or weiaht in the
Hlomtirh, mr Friietntioim, ninkinp or flulteriim at the pit
of the Htomnrh, nwiminimr nf the jiend. harried and ditficiilt
hrrathiuf, Qiiiterinf nt the heart, chokimr or ufTorntuifr
neiinntioim when inn lying ponture, Dimnenn of vtmon,
dotnnr wclin hefore the iVht, Ferrr and dull pton la the
head, dcfieieiicy of pernpirathai, ypllownennof the nkinaud
even, pn in in tne tide . Imek, chent, limlm, Ac., midden
flunhen of heat Imruuiv tn the flenh, cunntiint imagining
nf evil, and great depretnion nf npiritn,
CAN HF. F.FKi:CTFArt.V CITRF.D BY
HCOFLAITE'S
I.I.KIIIt Al lvD iI,niIAi llll'TERS,
Dlt.C. M. JACKtsO.N,
AT TIIK
GUUMAN MRDICINK STORE,
No. Isto Arch St., I'liiliidelphln.
Their power over the nlmvn dineanen in not exeelled, if
equalled, hy imy olher pr.imnilion m the l ulled ftntei,
tin the eure'n nttenl, in many cusci alter nkillml physiciaui
linn I :i I let l.
These Hiti erf are worthy Ihev ntteution f invnlidn
puKm nnin gieat virtues m the reriifieutioii of dirc:tne M'
the (aver and lesser chnitln. er.ereitieff Ihe mut aetitelnufl
power in wenknenn and atierlleim ol the diueitivc urgAiil,
1 1 icy tire, wuaai, nne( eerinin ami piennant.
(Ftoiti the llonton liee.J
The Kdi tor said. Dec. i-.M
''llM. HooKLAND's CKI.HHR Tttt) (i Kit MAM HlTTKH for
the eure nf hivr Complaint. Jaundice, Jfvspensut, Clirouie
or Nervonn Dtdiihty, in deservtHlly one nl the mnl iopit
tar mi-ilieiiien o the day. These Hilteis have lieeii nseil
hv thousands, mid a friend ut our elhow wiys he list him-
sell reeeiviii mi effectual mid HTmmient rare of laver
Complaint from the use ot this remedy. We tire convinced
licit, in tje nsp of ihrm llntrrs, the patient cousiimlly
C'iiiih sliength mid vigor a fael worthy of trreat ronnule-
ratinii. They lire pie; mm it in tte uud smell, mid rain l
nseil i iv pern -us with Ihe iiiitnl delicate stomachs wilh sale
ty. niider any rircnmitmteen. We are speaking from ex
perienee. and to the iitilictett we advise their line."
"Scott's VrKKt,v,n mc of the bent Literary papers
pnmisncii, nam, jil?.
1K. I loon. ami Ckhman lltT rHRs, irnnufactitred hy
it. .laeKRou, are ii"w reeouuiiendti uy not i it n the moni
prominent ineinlM-rs of the faculty ns an article o much
eihcney in eas.-n of female weakness. As mieh is the
eaye, we would ailvise till in (thers lo ohtain u lvltle, mid
thus fci e lliemstdyn niaeh niekm-nn. I'ernons nf dehdita
t'd eoiiHMtntimis will find Ihenis Hitters ttdvuiititgcoiis to
their health, an we know from experience the salutary
ulleet they have upon week systems. "
More Evidrmc.
Tl i- 'Philii'Mphia S.ilnrilny leim tlr." th l.pst family
in 'vi:li"l mlillitlli'il in lltu I'iiiIinI Stnti'M, the eilltnr Hl)K
I
l)i hinifloniVs (lermnn Hitters.
I'll in Hcl.l'ini ii i.. vn reriiHiuii'iiil wlmt nre li'i'mil Pa.
Ii'iil Mi'iIh'iiii-s. t.i in- viiiifi'li'iH'e nml p:itriin:iirt; til' nnr
reiiiliTi ; nml. th.-ii-inrp, lieu vr refntiiio.'iiil In. Ilnni
l:tit.l li.-riil in llilli-rii. we Win It l.i tie iliMlinelly niiilr,
rImihI t tint r :iie ii-il Siivikmir el' t In- iimri i uitiii of llir
tt:iy, tint nre ii'iioi it nlmut l'"ril tn H'l' iiTlinl Pnil th.'ll fur
jT'itli'ii nl'ti'l tlii'V liiiveil.ini. their cinlly rare ,if niiw-hiet',
I inn hi ii iiifiiifine i'.ii i'ni;iiiii.mi'ii, iniiverKiiiv .liziil, anil
; wltieh turn itii'l the IhmiIv nenrnval nl' the family ilm-ll "
IAiti'in-i- mvin f-viili-iiee him lii'i'ii riM-etveil (like the
t fnri'ifiiii..') limn nil si-i'lmns nf the Iiiitin. 1 1... Inst I lir
( yi':ni. anil Ihe ittr'tii.'.-jit tesiiinniiv in its fnvni. in. Itiitt
I Itl.Tt IS tntue nt It US'-il 111 the nmtlrrn tlie ri'Klllrtr Phv
I SlfillllS nf Phllinlt'liililii, Ihun nil oilier ItnsTrillllH eninliineit.
a diet Itinl I easilv In- eninlthstieit. mill Inllv priivtim Itiitt
a scieiililie prepiirnli'iii will meel with Ilieir ijaii't approval
wlii'll presenteil eeeii in this lurin
'I'lttit this iniiliente will enre l.iver Cninplitint anil llvs-
pepKI.-i, nn nnr ein .1. ill lit . lift it lisim! it as ilirifleil. It sels
SM-eili'iillv rifM.it the sl"in:ieh ami hvei it is tiri'lfenihle
tn e.-ilnmel III nil lillll ins nisenses the flleet IS llllllleilllit
They inn lie intnilnistereil In Ki'inalc or Infant with safety
mut ri halile. In iu lit, tit any liine.
i5i:v.itK ok I'oi'viTHrr.rrs.
This tneilieiiie h:m al.nineil that IliL'h ehataeter whieli is
ii.''.ski! v p ir nil Mlei hemes In attain In Imtnee iN.initeifeileiK
tn put fnrlh a spitriniis nifirle at t.'ie riik of the lives ol
th'ine rite tnmiceiil ly ile.ieiyeil.
I.dllli Wlll.t.TK Till-: .MAItK" (IV 'fill': (iKM'IN'K
'I'hev liuve ihe written siuniittire of I'. M. .lAi'KSnN
lleiii the wrapper, lutil Ihe niinle tilnwa ill the Imttle, Willi
nnr whieli they lire spntinns.
I'nr Mle, wiinh'Mile nml r.'.ail, nt the
Herman Medicine Store,
No 1-Jtl Altl'll Street, line ihv.r lielnw Sixth, (late nf
1!T-' Itnee street.) l'hilaih-lpliia. ami liy respectahle dealers
generally thmuliiuit I lie country.
riillT.S IlKDITKI).
't'n ennlile alt el.-isws of invaliils lo enjny the arlvaiit.ijzes
of tnell yrenl ritnrative pnwers.
Single JJollle, 75 cents.
Aw:-I'nr sale liy II. .Masskk, Sunbury, anil M. A
M'Cav. .iiilhiliiihrihiinl.
Annuiit tin, If ly.
THOMAS PALMER,
COMMISSION M K ltd I ANT,
No. ti, Morlh Wharrts;
here tlie fnllnwiui; goods nre received and sold
on commission,
)ri,.,l Apples, Peaches, Plums, Pears, Cherries.
! . , . - i i . I . .1 11.. I. I
i lV"'-. ('" ' " Al'Pl'" lhirrels or l.y the Ul.sllel,
He
ins, l'cas, ( raitls'tries, ( inions, ntereer l'o-
tatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Shelbarks, Chestnuts,
firouuil Nuts, Oranges, l.einons, liaisins, Figs,
Prunes, Grapes, Poultry, Egg. Duller, Cheese.
A nd ull kinds of Foreign und Domestic Pro
duce. Philadelphia, Dec, in, 1851 ly.
SOAP AND CANDIES.
fllllE subscrila-r takes thi method of inform---
ing the citizens of Sunbury and vicinity,
that thi are engaged in the manufacture of
Soap and Caudles, of the best iptality, ut No. 41
Filbert street, Philadelphia. They respectfully
invite all who buy for rash, to give him a call as
they will find il to In their advantage iu dealing
with him lor articles in their line.
E. DI.'FFY" A SON,
M Filbert uluve Uth.
December 20, 1851 If.
i:M()X"iTOTKL,
SUNBURY, PA.
rpiIE MISS WEIT'EI.'S respectfully inform
L the Public lhat thev still continue to enter
tain travellers and others ut their old established
stand in Market street, west of Ihe Court House.
Their long ex)MTieuce iu the business, and the
well established reputation of their House, will,
they I rust, be a sufficient guarantee, that their
customers will be well accommodated.
.March S, 1851. tf.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
POTTSVILLE, PA.
MRS. MARY' WEAVER respectfully informi
the public and travelling community general
ly, that she has oia'ticd this large and Commodious
HflTEL, furnished in a auia'rior stvle. hrom
her long experience iu the business of a first rate
Hotel, and well known reputation to accouuno-
late, her customer mav depend on being supplied
wilh every tiling conducive to their comfort and
convenience.
Feb. 15. 851 It
SILVER WATCHES A few doubfe case
English Silver Wutches, for sale ut very low
prices l.y tl. o. .itAB3r.it,
Kunliury, .pnl I-, n.'l.
7EXNi:iYS PATENT SA5II FAS.
PEXIXGM. A rhenp and excellent arti
cle lor fastening sash lor sale by
j. w. riiii.iNu
.u.ibury, July 7, 181!).
STONE WARE,
STONE milk Pans, stone Jug und Pitcher,
und oilier articles of stone ware just received
and lor sale by JOHN' W. FRILING.
'unbury, June S3, 1819.
1J ATE N't Trusses of all kinds, Harrison'
writing and iudellible ink, Cotton yarn and
laps,jusl received and lor sale by
J. W. FRILING.
Sunbury, Dec. 2, 1818.
tTOXE Ware, Earthen Ware, Ruisina, Al
inoiids, P line und Cream Nut.
Planes of all kinds.
.Salt und Plaster. Just received and for aale
by JOHN YV. FKILING.
.Sunbury, Dec. 29, 1849.
EXTRACT CF GINGER. A fresh aimnlv
jusl received and for aale at 'this olliee.
Puce 25 cents.
Sunbury, Ju.y IS. 1851.
l.LANKS.
BLANK.S of every description ran be had by
applying t ihe olliee of the American.
fiMSsl'E PAPER. Yellow Tiaeue paper for
1 Tiivering glaubta, Ac, for aale al the oltictof
the Anient au.
A CALL TO HOUSEKEEPERS
At tlie Calilnct Ware lloom of
SE1TN IIOUPT & CO.
Market Square,
Also al the corner of Fawn street If the Railroad
5UNUIKY , rA.
Th.nlifnl for the nntronatrc of hia friend and
customer during the 17 years he ha been in bui-
netw in this place, he solicits trom tlie punnc a con
tinunnre of their favor. During this period h
ha cntleavored to keep up with the iniprovementa
of the day, and ha accordingly extended hi bui-
nPM in tvery lirnnrti aim variety, i ne puouc
therefom invited lo the attention of the present
slock of
CAIUNKT WAUK AND CIIA1SS,
MANUFACTl'ltF.D BV
SEBASTIAN H0UPT & CO.
At the Old Stand,
Where in addition to their former atock of tha
establishment they now manufacture
Mahogany, Walnut & Cane-Seat Chairsv
Lircet Sprinx Seat Rocking Chuirsr
Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tables,,
Marble Top Wash Stands,
und a variety of other
new style and
I'.ifrliioii.ible Furniture.
Having secured a Hearse and made the neces
sary arrangements for Ihe purpose, they are. now
prepared for Undertaking in all it hritnches, in
this vicinity or at any convenient distance.
Ye inniils ami mistresses, onn hasliamls too,
Here's furniture of every style and hue,
From siile ImkuiIs ilmvn to kitchen tables,
Kmtn rocking chain to locking craillel
Phniilil yna ant have the tcaily Jons to pay,
We'll wait awhile fir u lirihter lietter tlay,
(Ir take mtatncs, outs, enra, wheat ami rye ;
Utirk, lump pule, staves, or hinitier wet ami tlry,
Or any thing lull Vnkes anil threshing Hails,
rimii pigs mnl tarkies tlnwa to little quails,
roirtfl on then frienits. ei mm one nnrl sit,
Keep traile a moving, so "goes on tlis IkiII.'
t"i?' Orders from a distance promptly attended
tn and work of all kinds delivered with dispatch.
Sunhury, March 0, 1S.'0. tf
liOlM V LlM)
AM) PKNSIOX AGENCY.
The nltention of the public is called to the d
vertisenienl of Mr- Charles C Tucker, Attorney
and Agent at Wnshigton City- Person hnv.
ing claim for bounty Lands or Pensions nre in
formed that the subscriber has made arrangement
for the requisite forms, und claimant calling at
his olliee, call have their papers prepared and
forwarded lo Mr- Tucker nt Washington, and
by him la' properly ulteiidcd to Iwforu the De
partment there.
II. 11. MASSER.
Sunbury, Jan. 18, 1851
V;i I untile
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ritllE Subscriber who resides in Philadelphia,
A. oilers for sale the following properly iu Mil
ton, Northumberland county, viz.: The large
-f BRICK BUILDING
' in upper Milton, formerlv occupied by
Messrs I'nltc rsmia as a Carriage Makers Shop.
The biiililins is lit) feet front on upper Market
slreel, and 4(1 feet on Front slreet, and is two
stories biuh. Also n two story
I1UK K liLACKSMlTH .SHOP,
4l by 25 feel, on the same premises. The lot i
on the corner of upper Market and Front streets,
and is (in leet front, mid 15(1 feet deep.
'I'he premises would be valuable for a Foundry
or other manufacturing purpose, und will be sol 1 1
on reasonable and aeeommodalim; term by ap
plying cither to JACOU CARRIGAN,
Philadelphia.
.1. F. YVOLFIXGEK, Enp. Millon or
it. ii. .HAssfcK, ks,., sunliurv.
Philadelphia, Jan. 25, 1851 if.
I'll 1 I. A 1)1.1. I'll I 4
MEDICAL HOUSE,
ESTABLISHED is YEARS AGO BY
Ml. KINKELIX,
Ar. ir. Comer oj Third and Union Streets
BKTWKKN SI'RUCE AND PINK STREETS;
PHILADELPHIA.
1"MFTT:KN YKAItS f cxtfiitivtt anil uniiilerrnprJ
pruvticp nHiit iii tin "it v Imve ninlerti1 Ut. K. th
niiMtt t xiH'rl uml fiitarrB.iul pruHitioiier i'nr tin! iiwr,
in tlie trtNiimt'iil m nil titnnrt nt a privut tuitur. Feraon
iittlniti! witli ulctTit iiiii liielnly, tlinwit, r U'gx, pami in
itie lieiul r Ihhich. nifit'iiriti Tlu'iuiiatifttn. irtricturri, grar),
limine tinning Irmn yoiitlitull rxrvnnr or iniHiritiei ( t)t
IiIiwhI. wlitreliy I In- (t'lmiitiitiou bua become enieeWcd, are
nil tniitnl Willi iircr.
I In wlitpl)icrt IniiiKfir umler the car iH' Dr. K., mav re
litjitiiiFly iniiilnlc in In li"inr un it Kfiilriiiiiii,aiiti iMutultiit
y rely upon bia aUill nn a phyMiciiui.
TAKK 1AKTICL'I.AR NOTICE.
Yoiniff Men wtn Ikivm injure I the mnelvm hy mrtain
pi net ice indulge) in it liultit frwpifiitlv Imrnnl from evil
riunpitiiimi or nt whtntl the etltt'la it vhich are ui;titlv
felt, t-vt'ii when unlet p, mid iltmy tli in nut and Iwxiy,
alitiiild npply itmiiciliiili'ly. Vikiirw rihI vniiiiitulionnl
(tf-liility I 'M of inutt'iilnr encrpy, phyaiml liioiiiiiula and t;m
em I prontritlinii. irrittilnlily mnl ull nervous infect mm, indi
gestion, tii'.rsiiineB o ui livei, mnl every iliteutuin au-f
wny roiineeli d willi llie diaonlt-r ol tlie prtKTraliv I mic
tion! cured, mid liitl vigor retiretl.
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A vigorous life or a premature tlealh.
E1NKEI.1. on Self rrrsrrvation.
ONLY 25 CENTS.
Tlm limit iat pal.lulieli fillivl with uiefal liifnrmatioa
on Ihe iiiliriimieB unit tliM:ia-g nt' the tienenitive Orftnns.
Il aitilreuei ileh alike In Vt)l 'Til, MAMIUK1) and Ol.U
AIIK, anil Hlmiilil lie retnl liy all.
The valuable aiiviee anil imiremiv'e vvnriiinr it fie,
will prevent yenmiif uuaery luici milfiriiig uml anvt annual
ly I'liiiiiKinilii nl' Liven.
Pnrenia hy reailinir it will learn how tn prevent tht d
triietmn nl' their ehililren.
A reinlttnnee nl' i" eentH. enetiaied in a Mter, ad
Hremeit in 1)11. KI KI'.I.IN. N. V. cnrner nf THIRD.
I'll Slreeln. Iietvveea Sprnee A Pine, I'liilmlclphia,
will enmire a tMik. nailer eiivelnpe. per return m' mail.
IVrannint a ilittanre timyaitilrcH t)r. K. hy letter, (pnat
paiil.) ntiil lieeureil at hnnie.
PAt'KAIiKS (IK MKDICINKH, nlPKCTlOXS, ,
fnrwiirited tv nenititn; a remit ttinee, anil put up kcui Imm
OAMAiif.nr 1 1 Itll.STV.
Himk.ieller. .New AsentR, IVitbim, CHiivtuiperi, and al
nthera vnpplieil with the almve wnrk al very low rate.
tteptemlier 6, l?61. ly.
LAAVli KNCK IlOUSir
SUNBURY, PA.
r'lHK aulnwrihor reapprtfully informs hpr fripndi
i and the puhlio generally, that she hn taken
the almve well known stand nearly nppoaite the
Court llouue, lately oeeupied by Mr. J. . Per
kins. She IrtiNts that her enperienr in hininess,
and her rll'orts to make her puesta comfortable,
will Rive entire satinfaetion to thoc who may fa
vor her with their custom.
ANN C. MOKRIS
March 8, IS.', I tf.
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
JIS1KL Ol TUB 1'EICE.
Sunbttry, Pa.
OlFtce in Peer Slreet, immediately opposite tin
Puhlic School House.
17 Monies pi illecled and ail business pwmptly and earr
fully aiieiuled tn
April 20, lS.r)l)
IJA'lTXT BKITTANIA STOPPEIiS to
liar hot lie for sale hy
H. B MAS8ER.
Sunhury, April, 13. 1HA1
nTKITI.ti FI.t'ID and self sealing En
lopes, inst recvJ uml for sale liy
April 19. ISM. H. II. MASSEKL
KLANK NOTKs, waiving tht eiemptio
law of :100, for aale hy
April 28. 1851. H. B. MASSER
Watt -iPD'S eolehrateal Horse and Cattle M
I f rin. for aale by HENRY MA8HFB.
riuuhury. Jan. 7th. 1M9
mf.71LEY'.S COVGH CAXVY. An net
V lent remedy lor coughs, eohls. Tt a
at this olliee
I.OR aale at this office. Superior Black In
faille Medicine al 25 cts, Pura Eu
(linger, ti ten b.