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SUN BU It Y AMERICAN AND SIIAMOKIN JOURNAL.
New Advertisements.
PROCLAMATION.
IOTICE is hcrehy given that thn several
Court of Common Picas, General Quarter
Sessions of Uic peace, and Orphans' Court. Court
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
In and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court House, in the borough ol
Bunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, the
Sd day of November next, and will continue
ONE WEEK.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to bo then and there in their proper per
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
aevcral offices appertaining to lie done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in lichalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner arc also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave at their
fieril. Jurors are requested to he punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the 18th day
of Sept, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-two and the In
dependence of the United States of America
the 76th.
WILLIAM B. KIPP, Sheriff.
God save the Commonwealth.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
ri'HK Pntiscrilwr liaving leased llii Tlililie House, for
1 nlcrly kirwn ns the American House, No. 18 t. Fixth
Si iwt, between MnrKct mid Chesli.ut tMre its, lias climigol
itic name of the some to
THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
rtrs leave tn inform his friends and the rtiMir, tlmt tint
home hus liiulsrtronc n tlnongli remwltlliint. renairinar, re
pniHtmirand repnpenn'j. from nttic to Imscmiait. An en
tire new outfit of furniture. Iieililiiifr, Ac, Arc., bus lern
prociliiil from the most cclcbrnled Manufacturers in this
cilv.
f'roin the centrnl locution, mal its ct"Se proximity to the
Ttnilronil Depots, SIRimlxnl Ijinriinps l'lm-is of Amnse
ment, Fnsliiniinble Tliomuclil'nrrs und PnMic Stuniri'S, it
offers imlneetnentii to the Merchant visiting the city on
business, or the Traveller reeking plenniro Tn fiimilira
and femules visiting the eitv. every fneilily will lie otl'. nil.
unit every comfort regntdtil to wake their visit agreeable
nnd plenitntt.
A shnre of the public pntronare respeetfittlv solicited.
JACOH O. t.KHO, JAItKD 1I1VIN.
Superintendent. l'roprietor.
Pliiladelihia, Sept. 4, 1S.52 dm.
J. M. HEYBERGER & BROTHER,
JVb. 47 JVorlh Second SI reel,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPOIiTEHS of every description of Fish,
Hooks and Fishing Tackle. Toys, German
Fancy Goods, Guns and Sporting Apparatus.
Wholesale and Retail.
Aug. 28, 1852 2m.
Bounty Land Warrants-
rTjlHOSE having bounty land warrants in their
X possession and wishing lo dispose of them
ran find a ready sale by applying at the resilience
of tlio subscriber near Shamokin Dam. Union
county Pa. He will also attend to the obtaining
of bounty hind warrants from the Department at
a reasonable recompense.
L. Tt. HUMMEL.
Sunbury, August 14, 1852. 3m.
('heap Watches 5 Jewelry,
WHOLESALE ond Retail, at the "Philadel
phia Watch and Jewelry Store," No. 00
North Second Street, comer of (Juurry, Philadel
phia. Oold Irfvcr Watches, full jeweled, IS curat enics, $-.W.nO
Filver do. full jeweled, 8 IS. (told Spectacles, 7.IKI
Silver Lepine, jewels, 111. Kine Siller ilo. 1.50
do do do. 11 n,M Hraeelrts. S.nO
Snpetior CJllurlieis, 1. ! adieu' Hold Pencils. I. OH
Imitation do. fi. 'Silver Ten spoons, set, S.IH1
tjokl Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, l.WI
Gold Finger Kings, 3tJ cents to S0 ; Watch
Glasses, plain, 12 J cents; Patent, 18j ; Lunet,
S5; other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what thev are sold for.
STAUFFEll & JIARLKY,
Successors to O. Conrad.
On hand, nunc Cold and Silver Levers and
Lcpincs, still lower than the above prices.
August 28, 1852. ly.
WO O )'S
Cano Seat Chair Manufactory,
No. 131 North Sixlk Street, above I'.ace Street.
MANUFACTTKKS. and lins constantly on hand an
KI.KOANT nnd PASIIIONAUI.K n'.vk of CAXK
SKAT, RUSH SKAT, and WIMlSnll CIIAIIIS, AI1M
CHAIRS, l-arijo nnd smnll UOt'KINli ('HAIRS, SKT
TF.KS, CANK LOliPiGliS. STDlii; STOOLS, SHIP
6TOOI.S. c
To Housekeepers. Hotel, Hull, and Stenmliont Proprie.
tors, and Dealers -in Chili ami l-'urnitiirc, tins establish
inent oilers the irrentrst indueemeuls to purrhase.
llnviinj nxtmsive facilities for luauutiieturiiin. we can
sell the mine assortment ten per cent cheaper tlian hereto,
fore, and !v having all work made under our own snper
visim we enn cuaranleen uperior article.
CASK SKAT CH AIRS of the beat finish ami muteriai
from SlflJ to SIO per dozen.
"Small Profits and Uuick rV.es."
N. F. WOOD.
Chair Factory, No 131 North Oih St.. opposite Franklin
Square, rnilailelphin.
S ptemher II, IS54. 3in,
Notice to the Heirs of JOHN STEPP,
Dec'd.
"OTICE is hereby given to Mary (widow,)
-ks Sebastian, Jacob, John, )cniatnin, .Michael.
Peter, Elias, Elizabeth anil Isaac Stepp, heirs of
John Stepp, dee d., (the last four of whom have
for their (Juardian, Abraham lllasser,) that an
inquisition will be held at 10 o'clock, A. M., on
the 11th day of October next, upon the premises
of the I!e.il Estate of said dec il in Lower M.T
lionoy township, Northumberland county, at
which time and place you arc hereby warned to
lie and appear if you think proper.
VM. II. KIPP, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Sunbury,
Sept. 4, 1852.- Ct.
N E W
Tobacco, SnulV, $ Segar
XV A H E IB O I'M 13.
THI' subscribers respectfully inform Country
Merchants that we hue now on band a
general assortment of the best
VIRGINIA BRAND TOCACCO.
Cavendish 5s. Lump 8s. Lump Cs. Plug, A-c,
ut the Manufacturers lowest prices. Also a fine
assortment of Foreign and Domestic Scgarj,
Snuff, Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Pipe Heads,
&c, which we will sell nt the lowest prices.
s. woodward & ;o
23 North Third litrcet, Philadelphia.
Septcmlier 4, 1852. 3m.
REMOVAL.
rpHF. old estnhlished POCKET BOOK and MOROCCO
X CASK MA.MrAt runi locatea ai 04 Chestnut
Street for toe past
TWEXTV-ONE YEARS,
has been removed to No. 205 ARCH STRKKT, first dnor
below Olh street, where can be found the iurgesl ond Lest
irtment of the following; urtielea, viz :
Pocket rtooki, Port Folios, IJreain Cases, Writing
Cases, llankeri' Casei, Hunk lisk llolderi, Uill lionki,
Money Hells, Ciar Cases, Kazor Stropi, Porte Mounaiea,
Vork lUies, iaru uikr, iccuic i.c.
F. II. SMITH, thsiikful for pist favon, hopei hy atteii'
,;n ann with a determination tn lell the licit quulily rl
g'sids at the loweit prices, tn receive share of patronage
The 1 rane are requeaicu o eait iki (mjhuh i-w.-
chasms: elsewhere. .
N. H. Repairing done with nentness and dispnlcli,
' F. II. SMITH,
015 Arab Street, Philadelphia.
September 4, IM4 3in.
TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY.
I ELI.OW CITIZENS : Encouraged by ma-
ny of my numerous friends, I respectfully
pflor rnysoll a a cuiimuaic tur mo uiucs ui
llcgistcr Kecorder,
election. Should I be elected,
prjmise to discharge the dutiea of aaid office with
fidelity and impartiality.
' JOHN P. PURSEL
Sunbury, July 31, 1852 tc.
.TVYSTEi CANS A lot of empty Oyster
" fans, suitible for pulling up fruit, lor sa
1 VA If II Tllfltll'MlM.
GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.
PURSUANT to on act of the General Adrmbly of Hie
J. Commonwealth of reiinf)lvmiia, enlitIM "An act
relating to the elect ion of tliia Commonwealth," nniruvd
the lecond day of Jnl't Anno Domino, one thiinnmid
eiyht hundrwl and thirty-nine, I, WlhlJ AM )). K1P1,
Ilih Sheriff of the pountv ot Norlhnmtw-rlrmd, Frnnayl
vania, do Itcrehy make known and give nHfce to the elec
l'rt of the county aforrnnitl, that a general election will
be held in aaid cmmlyof Northumlmrlimd on the JMX'OND
TUKrtDAY Uth of OCTOHKR, iKVi, nt which time
State and County Officer, ai ibllnwe, are to lie elected :
One porton ni Canal Comminioncr of the Common
wealth. One person as Judge of tlic Supreme Courl ft lliia Com
monwealth. One pcrann a Mcmtier of the Flonne of nuprcflentnlivi
to represent the emmty of Nortltunihcrliuid.
One pcra m aa Itcfiiatcr and Reorder nnd Clerk of the
Orphans Court for the County of Northumbcjlnnd.
One person as Commission for the county of Mortlmm
berlnnd. One person as Coroner for the county of Northumber
land. One person as Auditor for the county of Northumber
land. 1 also hereby make known and Rive notice that the
pi (ices of holding the aforesaid penenil election in tli sev
eral h'irnighs and townships wiihiu the county of Nor
tlmmberl.'ind are as follows :
The Huuhitrr District, eompised of the borough of
Puidiury, und I'pper Auiista, ot the County Court
House.
Tho A n (jn b la District, enmpnsed nf the township of
ltower Augusta, at the house ol Klias Kuicrich, in said
township.
The Northumberland District, eomnosed of the bornnrrh
nf Northuuibcrlttnd, at the house of Augustus Iluutz of tli
luirnnph nf Nnrthninberlund.
The Point District, at the house of Hciny Hans, In tbe
borough of Northuinlterlnnd.
The Milton District, at the house of Frederick Slicker,
In snid hornuKh.
The Tur I mt Distiict, at the holise occupied by Abraham
Kisfinper. .
The Delaware Dietrirt, nt Hie houc of Henry Render.
The Chilmqiinque District ut the h tuse of Benjamin
Fordi ma n.
The I.ewin District, ol the house occupied by Michael
Render.
The Sham ikln Dictiiet, nt the liouve of Clmrlcs Lcisen
rinir. The T'ppcr Malionoy District, at the hnusc of Daniel
Ilcim.
The Kittle Mnhonov District, at the house of Frederick
Riiricr.
The lowcr Malionoy District, ut the house of Miehuel
Sprit z
'i'he Rush District, nt the Liberty Pole Seho.d Ht-ufo.
The Jackson Dintnct, nt the house occupied by l'elt r
Schwartz.
The C"id Dintriet. nt Ihe house of "William . Weaver,
in the town of Humiokiu.
Skctiox 't. Thai all that part of Coal township, in th
e muty of MoilhuinlcrI-uid, lyinc went of a line beuinin
nt the line between Coul and Cameron townships, nt a
point two thousand feet weft ward of where the said line
ernRscs the west b miuinry of a tract ot hind surveyed to
Aleviwler Hunter the twenty-seventh day of Oetolier, ope
tlMusnnd aevenen Imndred and nineiy-fonr ; thence ii"tli
t'otiftecu decrees w est o the line btiween the townsliips
of Coal niid Slum-ikin be, and is hereby creeled :ntra
s'-paiate m'hool nurl e!eetin dis'jiet, and the quali7eil vo
ters rePiflinji within tin snid boundaries shall hereafter
Vote at Ihe ljeni'iid elections at the public h"uie of Henry
H. Weaver, in the town of Trcvorton.
The Cameron District, nt the house of Ja.-oh Hanpt.
The clecti'-n to open between Ihe. hours of fi nnd 10
oVI rk in the forenoon, nud shall continue without inter
ruption or ailjonrnment until 7 o'clock in the evening,
when the polls shall be closwd.
The sirvenil luspeHors nnd Judges elected on the ltd
Fridav cit" March. lf;Vi. in pnrsnonee of the nd Section of
the net of lie J.t of .Inly. I-.'H, wilt hold the election uii
Tuesday tbe 12th day of October next.
Tlrtt every person except n Justice of the Pence, who
shall hold nnv niliee or nnnointmcut of profit anil trust uu-
dej the p ovenmient of the United Plater, or of this State,
or of nny city or incorporated district, whether a co:umi
sinned oifiecr or nc.mt, who shall he cmpluyed under the
legislative, executive or judiciary department of this State,
or the United States, nr of nny city or incorporated district
nnd also that every member Corpress and of the State j
l.eeil-iture, ami of the select ami comni n council of nny
city, fr commissioner of any incorporated District, is by j
law. incapable of h"Mimr. or exrccisinp the otTice or up-i
p 'intmi.'iit of .In.lire. Inspector nr Clerk, of nny eleetiuii I
of this commonwealth, und that no Inspector. Judjre or j
any other ouVer of nueh election, shall be eligible tunny .
oiiiee t' be then voted for. j
Am) tli Mi.l (. .t" Air-ml.l onftll.'.l t;nti fifft reliltlll!?
to the eloptions of this Commonwealth," parsed July the '
2nd, iurllier provides us follows, to wit :
' That the Inspectors and Jude" chosen as aforesaid,
shall meet nt the respective places for holdin? the election
in tin- district to which they respectfully belniit before
nine o ciock m the momiuff ol me sec am i uewiay i e-
iber in each nnd ererv vear. and each id said inspectors
shall yppoint one clerk, who shall be a qualified voter of
such d strict.
I also hercbv make known and give notice that Iv an
t of ApsciuMv pussed on the fith dav of Ant i!, ISI!i. it
shall be lawful for the ipialifieil voters of Northumberland
county, from nnd niter the passnce of Kiid net. to vole for
all the candidates for the various ouVes. to be filled nt any
election on one slip or ticket : Provided, That officer for
which every candidate ts voted for, shall be designated, as
required by the existing laws of this Commonwealth.
Section "3. That nnv fraud committed bv nnv person
rot ins in the manner above nrescrihed, shall le punished
as similar frauds arc directed to be punished by tbe exist-
in? laws oi tins common wenmi.
In cass the ners m who shall have received the second
highest number of rotes for Inspectors shall not attend mi
the day of any election, then the person who shrill have
received the Becond highest number of voles for Judfie the
next preceding election, shall net as nn iuspectoi in his
place, nnd in case the person elected Judire sanll not attemi
the Inspector who received the highest number of votes,
shall appoint a Judge in his place; and if any vacancy
shall continue tn l lie oonni tor me space oi mill nn nour al
ter the tiiiK! fixed hv lay for the opeuini; of theeleot'mn,
the qunlifieil votcis nftlie township, ward or no dintriel,
for which such oiheers shrill have tteen elected, present at
the place of elections, shall one of their number to fit! such
aeancv.
It sfinll be the dutv of said assessors respectively to at
tend nt the pl;ee of holding every penejal, special, or
township election, during the who lime Kiid eketi in is
kept open, for the purpose of giving information to the
inspectors and .innee, wn;n cnueii on, m reunion rune
liijht of any person assessed hy them to vote at such elec
tion, or such other mailers in relation to (he nfsemnent of
voters, aa the said inspector or judge or either of them,
hall from lime to time require.
No peirn shall be nermiMed to vote nt anv election ns !
nioresaui. oiner man a wane iruciuuuoi iwenii -one or
more, who shall have resided in the state at leu t one year,
und in the elect i n district where he oil ers to v ite at least
it days tuunediatrly preceedinz the election, and within
two eirs pa ul slate of county tax. which shall bnve lieen
nsseMHed nt least ten davs before the election, Uut o citizen
the United States who had previously been a fiimlilu d
voter of litis stale, und removed therefrom nnd resumed,
(i i ul siiall vte resided iw the election district, nnd pmd tax
as aforesaid, shall be entitled to vole niter residing in this
stale six mouth, provided. That the white freeni.-n, citi
zens of the United States, between the age of Iwenty-one
und twenty two years, nnd in the election district ten' days
as nforestiid, Fhull he entitled to u vote, ulth ough they shall
not have paid taxes.
No pers ui shall be permitted to vote whose name is not
contained in the list ol taxable inhabitants furnished by the
coihiuistfioiiejs as ufoiewiul, unless, First: He produces
u receipt for the payment, within two years, of a sniie or
county tax asecs-ed agreenhly to the constitution, und gave
satisfactory cveulenre enheron his own oath or athnua
tion, or on the oath or ailirination T another, that he has
pan! such tax, or on failure to produce u receipt, shall make
tn intli to ihe payment thereof; or second, ifhcelaimn
ricltf to vote by being an elector bet ween ihe nees of
twenty-one and twenty-two years, he shall dop se on otiih
or tdiuinal ii 'ii. lint he has resided in the State ut lea Ft one
year next lefore his upphe'jiion, and make such pr-vif ul
residence in the district ns is retpurd by this act; nnd
that he does verily Itelieve from the account given him
that he is id' the nue nforeKiiid, and give such other evi-
lenees an is ie pinrwl hv that act, whereupon the name if
perHiit i uoiudit-d to vote, shall ie lit irt tea in aii-iia-
letical list by the inspectors, und n note made opposite
i ere to by writing I lie wont ulnx, it he ihull ttc peinnt-
td to vote by rnouui of having paid tux, or tho word
age," if he shall be permitted to vole on account ef his
ge, nud in either case the reason of such Void shall be
c il e l out to the eh-rk, who shall make notes in the list i-i
Voters kept hy tiieui.
I nu! I cases where the name of the person ehiminn to
tc is not found on the list furnished by the ConuniFmon.
s and AwtesNor, or his right to vote whether found there
on or not. is objected to by liny qualified eiu.en, the In
spector shall ek'iniine such pel son on oath as to his qualifi
cations, Jiul if he elauus to haw resided in the Hate one
year or more, his oath naill be u prool thcreoi, but he thull
prove hy nt least one competent witness, who shall be a
juiiiihed elector, that he leaded within the dojtrict at least
ten d ive next inunediiitely jreeedniirtl.e c!ietion,aud shall
a Is ,i iiiiiifeif swear that his l'tiu fide rehideuce. in pursu
ance of lawful calling is vithm the disiriet. nud tlial lie
did not remove into Kiid district for the purpose of voting
inerein.
fcvciv peson qualified as aforesaid, nud who shall make
proof, if required, of resident and inunent nf taxes, as
uforesaid, shull I e uitmitteil lo -oic in thv township, wurd
or district in which he sholl reside.
If uuv pei.n not qualified to vote inthisf'i mm -nwi tilth
ncrccahly to law, (tsccpt the sous of (iialifitd fitixcus)
shall apHar at nay place of election for ihe purpose ol is
suing tickets, t,r intlueufin citizens qualiticd to vote, he
shull, on couvietiou, forfeit and pay nny Ruin not exceed
ing one hundred dollars for every una such oiTcuee, und
hu imprisoned for any term not exceeding three months.
It shall he the duty nf every tnnyor, slierid", alderman,
jusliee of the peace, and constnhle or deputy coustnhlc, of
every city, county, township or district within this com
monwealth, wheueveu called upon hy nay nfhccr of un
election, or hy any three qualified electors thereof, tn clear
any window or avenue to any window, to the place of
geueial election, which shall he olistiucted in such a wav
os to prevent voters from appriachuiff; the anme, and on
neglect or refusal to ilo so eu such reipiision, said olhcel
shull lie deemed sullied of misdemeanor nt nthce anil on
conviction ahull Ite lined in any sum not less than one hun
dred nor mora than one thousand dollars ; unit it shall lie
the duly of the respective constahle of each wurd. district
or township, of this coiniiiouweath to be present in person
or hy deputy, at the pluce of holding such elections in said
waul, district or towablup, for the purpose of preserving
the peace as aforesaid.
It shall tie the duly of every peace nilieer. ns afoicsnid,
who alinli he present at any such disturlaicces at an elec.
lion as ia deaerlhec in this net, to report the same tn the
next eouit of quurter aesMoiit, and ulso the names of the
witnesses who can prove the same.
And by the 4th suction nf the act of 10th nf April, I RIO.
it is enacted, 'That the IMit secticn of the ant, as passed
July lid le-TJ, entitled an act relating to Ihe elections of this
commonwealth, shull not be so eonstrueted as to prevent
any militia orhoer or horouah odicer, from serving as
judge, insiecter or clerk, at any general or special elecitnu
in tins CJmnwiiweallh.
The Judges are to make their returns for the eonulv
Northumberland, at the Court liouse, in Sunbury, on Fri
day, Ihs 14tb day of October, A. D. IMS.
WILLIAM B KlPr, Pheril,
Sheriff's Oiiiee. Sunhnry, )
Sepl IS, leAl.lt. i
i ooj s.wi; nil; .oM.Mi'.,vF. M.i n
GEOKGE AV- IMERMAN,
VEN1TIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER,
No. Gl Arch Street, four doors above Second,
PHILADELPHIA,
' CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BLINDS,
Which for stvlo of finish nnd workmanship ennnot he surpassed. Wholesale and Retail
nt the lowest prices. AUo TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES AND REED BUNDS.
WIIOI.r.SAI.i:, AT MANlTACTUREtlS' THICES.
IV MERCHANTS and others are invited to rail and examine.
Philadelphia, August 21, 18S2 ly.
, , in 1
A valuable Farm for Hale.
milR unilors-ipnoil, will ofTer nt puhlio salp,
A on TUESDAY, Ihe 5th of OCTOBER
nr-xt, at 10 o'clork, A. M , of a'u day, nt Ihe
Shamokin Dam Hotel, kept by-Geo. Kecnn,
in Pnii townfhip, Union county, n highly
IMPROVED FARM,
silnatrd in said township, nbout hnlf n mile
below the Shiunokin Dam, containing
One hundred and twenty-two Jcrcs,
more or loss; one hundred nnd ton ncres of
which nro in a hifih stnle of cultivation, the
balniice being wood land ; bounded on the
ensl by tho Supine linnnu river and tho Penn
sylvania rnnnl, on tho south nnd west by
land of John llarlman, and on the north by
land of Henry Hartman, nnd upon w hich are
elected n larpo and well finished two sloty
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE;
a well finished nud commodious frame
swrrzER n.R;
These buililioffs nre erected immediately nt
the Stal'f toad lending from Norlliiiir.ln'rlarid
In llarii.-iburg. Thern i a n-vtr failing
uprinir if exeo!!ent water, over vliic'i is
erreti'd a !Spii:ir; House, convenient ft) tho
dwelling, together with sundiy cU-bniMings,
&e. Alsu a nond
avvja: onciiAKi)
"J of foil giowth. an.! one e;' tecent sel
ling out, rnilirncii'S jme rlioicn fmit trees.
There are also errcled on rciM piemises, mi
mediately ut the IV;ir:sy!vania canal, a ir.igt:
and well finished I wo tiory
Frame Dwelling and Kilclur.,
with n well of excellent water nt the de-cr,
toiielher with convenient stabling, kc. Theu
is "n whaif rnnninif parallel with tho cunal
nnd fronting said dwelling, eligibly situated
for the prosecution of an extensive COAL
and LUMBER business.
Tkhms : One half of the purchase money
lo bo secured by bonds nnd mortgage on the
premises with interest, in rensonnble pay
ments: S100 to be paid on the day of sale
nnd the balance on delivery of the deed.
Title indisputable.
E. G. MARKLEY, Agent.
Sunbury, July 31, 18ft 2. Is.
SOW Kit iS- iUliXES,
Pnhlishcrs and llookfcllers,
No. 84 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
MISCELLAN EOUS BOOK'S.
Uil'liK, rravns, Hymns, I'jitical ami llislorical Works,
Truvelrt, Novels, i.. At'.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
F.vcry kinJ iti UFf from b primer upwards.
BLANK BOOKS.
An clfffanl nsstirtnieiit from the rns Uiok upwuril.",
maile of superior pupi-r, and best of lmn!iii.
WRITING PAPERS.
Oip, Post, ami otp J'uprrs, elrpmit slylrs and ijnalily,
nud very flieiu.
STATIONERY.
Fnnev, Tlnin nnd Ailln-sivo l'nwlopcs. Ink. Pand, V.
fi-rs, Steel Pens, Mutes, I'inrils, P.irlR-.M"iinir, Vrni
pini? Paper of nil kiinlft, Ctirtniu Pupers, Ac, Ac.
Our stock is nil I'rcsli, l in;lit cheap ami sold nceordincly.
Particular attention paid lo lhvikellen, CVaintry Alcr
cliantK and Te;ichers, Imwcver little they may buy.
S iwcr ti Dailies arc Ptd.lnihers of Pl'.l.TOVf1 sciies of
MAGNIFICENT OUTLINE MAPS.
l-jtch map is nearly SKYKX KTKT S.)1'AKK, nnd
shows the eoinparative nize and relative position of every
cnutry on the ffl"be. 'i'liey nre intend! lo U' suspended
in every rVlniol RMnn. inidn"l only make n spleudal n-
1carnuce. but lire univermilv iiekii'wli'(lt;eil lo be the
ll'.ST MOUH VV TK.Al lllMi (if.Olilt AI'II Y ever
brouehtout. '1'hey are kes iutciidi-d to be ueil by Ihe
schi.iars. cntaiiiiiiir n complete epitome of I leopraphy. mid
e.mtiuir li'imthan half the price of n tienurapliy nud Atlas.
The svslein is in univerKii use in PrufM.-i and Germany,
and has alrendv been introduced ia tiirard (.'i.llepe, Phila
dctphia. the public wlionlf nf Huston. New York. Phils
delphia, JIaltimore, Wai'hiiiplon, and throughout New
laiulaud, New York, Ac., A-c. Our iloks are loadi-d
with re.i,tnmcnriations fr-'tn Ihe most tnlented and N-ien-tiiic
teachers in every quarter, nnd wherever the system
hag been lined patents, teachers und scholars unite in prtu.
I. Mapf t!ie Western HfiniFphere.
2. iapof t!ie l.astern lleuiiHphere.
:l. .Alap of North America.
4. .Map of the I'liilcd ?;ates.
5. Map of r.iirop.;.
6. Map of Asia.
7. Map of rvmth America and Africa.
F.very map in brilliantly c l ired, varnished, ond inoimt
ed on iniisiui and roller!.
Wk respect full v invite the earnest ntteution of Teachers,
ParentH, and S hi'nl Uirccl irs to this fascinatinc miale of
teachinu (ieography. POWKIl A HaHM'.S,
VI NorthThird Street,
Piiila lelphia, Any. 2, If-VJ. tf.
DAVID COOPER,
COMMISSION MKI5CIIANT
rou THR PALI" OF
Fish, lM'ovisions, iS'c,
JVb. 9 A'urti U'mri'cs,
PKILADELIEIA.
April 10, 1S.V2. ly.
"BDANU BILLS neatly printed on new type
pronititly pveculeil at litis olllre. Also
hlanks, of u II Uiiuls on nipctior paper,
fcunlmrv. Till. 11. IHft-.'.
PKEMU'MS or
A'iriciilUiial SocitMv.
Th;
The followiopnre the pr.iini ".i '.. njTered
by tins Nin tlitittiL- rliind County Aru'uiuiral
Socieiy, Ht the tuwt iiMtiual exhibition which
will be held nt Northumberland, or. Thursday
and Friday the T.h and Slh I'.ij j of October
next.
HiiK.-ES.
Besl stallion over 4 years old,
Second " "
Rest " titider 1 jc.tis,
3 00
AO"
.,00
JJO
eonJ
Best mare with colt at her side,
Second " "
Diplomas will bo awarded for all fino ani
mals, not coming under theso heads.
CATTLE.
Dl'RHAMS OR SHORT HoRNS.
Best bull, 2 vears old and upwards, 5,00
Second " ' " 3,00
Best bull calf under 2 years S: over Cm, 3,00
Second " " 2,00
Best bull cnlf uudei 6 months, 2,00
Second " " 1,00
Beet cow over 3 yeuis, 4,00
Second " 2,50
Besl heifer between 2 k 2 years, 3.00
Second " " 2,00
Best heifer under 2 years, 3,00
Second " 2,"0
The satno premiums will bs awarded to
Devons undoi Iheir respective heads.
NATIVES.
Best bull 2 years and upwards, 3,00
Besl bull calf under 2 yrs and over 6m, 2,00
Best " under 6 mouths, 1,00
Best cow, 3 years and upwards, 2,00
Best heifer between 2 and S years, 1,80
Best heifer u:ider 2 years, 1,00
Best yoke of oxen, 4,00
Second " 2,00
Best fat bullock, 3,00
Second " 2,00
Best fat row oi he ifet, 3,00
Second " 2.00
SHEEP.
Best ram over I year,
Heat cw.-.
Best lamb.
SWINE.
Best boar over 1 year,
Second " "
Best tow,
Second "
Best pair of shoals under I year old,
Second " "
Best fat hog,
POULTRY.
Best pair of turkeys,
Second "
Best pair of geese,
Second "
Best pnir musk ducks,
Second "
Best pair puddle ducks,
Second "
Best p'r Shanghai or Cochin China fowl.,
Second " "
Best pair Chittngongs,
Second "
Best pair Creole or Bolton greys,
Second "
Best pair Polish,
Second "
Best pair dorkings,
Second "
3,00
2,00
2,00
3,00
2,00
2,00
1 50
2,00
!,M
2,00
50
1.00
50
1,00
50
1,00
60
1.00
50
1.00
50
1,00
50
1.00
50
1,00
50
.1,00
50
2,00
3.00
l50
2,00
1.00
2,00
1,00
1,00
1,50
1,00
1,00
1.00
50
Best pair games,
Second ,:
Best pair tri'M turkeys,
l.arp'sl nnd best collection of fowls,
Neil larjri-st . "
GRAIN AND POTATOES.
Bi'Jl bushel white wheat,
rontl "
lies, bushel ?.2:n,
Seeond "
Best bushc! ca!s,
Best bushel merer potatoes,
Second "
Best bushel pola;oes r'Jier varieli
Best J l.-.ishel swcot p.. ;atucs,
Second l:
VEGETABLES.
Best beets, uol less than C,
" carrots "
" 4 bushel onions,
" G heads cabbage,
" 3 squashes,
" 3 pumpkins,
f,00
1,00
1.00
1,00
1,00
1,00
Special premiums will be awarded to cau
liflowers, tomatoes, and all other garden veg
etables of extraordinary quality.
FRUIT.
Best i bushel of apples,
Second "
Best " quinces,
Second " "
Best " penis,
Second " "
Best rrapes, not less than C bundles,
1,00
50
1,00
50
1,00
50
1,00
50
4,00
3,00
2,00
2.00
2,00
2,00
2,00
2.00
200
2,00
Second "
IMPLEMENTS.
Best threshing machine,
,: reaper,
seed drill,
corn planter,
winnowing mill,
corn shelter,
plow,
cultivator,
" roller,
" corn plow,
" straw cutter,
" farm wagon,
" sett of harness,
'! horse rake,
" grain cradle,
DAIUY, &c.
Best butter not less than 5 ponpds,
Second " "
Best 5 lbs. honey.
Second "
Best loaf of bread 4 lbs.
Second "
Best ham cured by exhibitor,
Second "
Best 6 lbs. home made soap,
Second "
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
Best quilt,
" counterpane,
" hearth rug,
" pnir blankets,
" 20 yards carpet,
" home-made cloth 10 yd,
" flannel fi vds,
2,00
2,00
2.00
1.00
1,00
1,00
50
1,00
50
1 00
50
1,00
'50
1,00
50
1,00
1,00
1,00
1,00
1,00
1.00
1,00
" pair knit woolen socks or stockings, 1,00
" " " gloves, 1,00
" home-made thread 1 lb. and np'wd, 1,00
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
I niter tnis neaa will tie emhrnced. me
chanical inventions, tools, furniture, and all
other articles, not comin" under any of the
above heads Prizes will be n warded, ac
cording to the mean of Ihe Society, and the
merits ot (lie articles ollereit.
PLOWING MATCH.
Best piowing, 5.00
Soennd " 4,00
Third " 3.00
Fourth " 2;00
The following Committees were then np
pointed :
On Horses. A. E. Kapp. Joseph Nicely,
Antl ony Armstrong, Wm. B. Ki,ip, Jesso C.
Hnrton, John Painter, J. B Mnsser.
Os Catti.k. Thomas Johnson, Hubert M'
Wiliiams, Jesse Hensyl, James Forrester,
Win. C. Seott, John B. Heller, John Necbil.
On Siifep. Wm. L. Conk. Samuel I. John
son, Geotga Keller, Wm. I). Geatharl, Jas.
Ityr.erson, M. B. Priesllry, John Whealley,
On Sw:nk Joseph Yankirk, John Moore,
Wiii.ll Kaso. J. Weimer Leiahou, Philip W.
Ilil"ert, Gucce Evcrard, J. Bovd Smith.
On PoriTUT. Dr. Joseph Priestley, Or,
Win. McC.ccry, Henry Eckbert, Alexander
Jordan, I.. A. Eercstres'ser, Robert J Wilson,
C. tt. Smith.
O.n OruiM snp ToiATOEg. Samuel Hep
burn, Binj. Gearhart, James Cameron, T. H.
Watts, Eiida John, Jr.cob Hilbish, ,lu!:n Mou
rer. On Vec stables- James Pollock. Alexan
der Colt, Keubjn Troxel, Samuel K.Gilger,
Jacob Seasholiz, S. R. Peal, C. F Lit'le.
On Fruit W. C. Lnwson, H. B Masser,
R. M. FricU, J. R. Eck, G. B. Vonngman,
Cyrus O. Bachman, M. M. Kapp
On Implements. Wm. II. Miieueh, J. II.
Zimn ertnan, Wm. Fotsyth, John Tugcart,
John Montgomery, Geoige Frederick, Geo.
Brosious.
MisrELi.ANEois. David Tnpuarl, Wm. II.
Waples, E. W. Chapin, J. B. Packer, Chas.
Pleasants, Samuel H. Wood, James Covert,
D. B. McGregor, George Apsley.
Dairy, &c. Jos. Nesbit, (Chilisfjnsqiie,)
John Best, Wm. T. Forsyih. James Taggait,
Wm. Elliott, John Frank, Francis Gibson.
Domestic MANurCTUEs. D. Brantigam,
William Weimer, M. D. Withington, John A.
Taylor, John M. Hoff, Wm. G. Kase, Wm.
Deppen.
Pt-owiNO MitcH. Elijah Crawford, Wil.
on Hutchinson. George Con.rad, Jacob Pain
ler, W. H. Leifchou, Juhit Obtidotf, Jacob
It iseniinr;.
PROSPECTUS
Of Volume VIII., of the
Scientific) American.
1
"IIF. Kiormt Voi.mil of Hie SCIENTIFIC AMF.Rl
rv .mi.,. ...i it. mil of stentpinber. and ss n
(treat proportion nf our readers uiuaHJ' eoinincncu Iheir
subscriptions nt this point, we take nrrasiim t extend
them imr gratitude for the encouraging nud liberal! support
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in the stills of utility, snd, if possible. In their own (ss
nation. Wesim at sn honorable Independence In discus.
ion nnnn ll ntLiwIi. n.irl in some inslJIIICCS Ilo llottllt,
our rnadeis may hsve been snrpneed si our determined op
posi' ion to highly lauded discoveries in tho Arts and Sci
ences. Time tries nil things, nnd It is with some decree rf
prido Ihnt we revert to the efforts mnilo thlout'h tlie col
lilnns of the ScientiMc AHleriean, to establish sound views
respecting several conspicuous miscalled disciiveries
Si..ce Ihe c imtuencemeut of Ihis VBliime, that peerless
Kxhltatlon ol the Industry of all Nations closed its gorge
ous display, ufl'inling a delightful ep.sotle in the stein piurc
of the world's history. Above nnd bevond nil criticism it
has passed away, leaving n worst. wide influence, benefi
cial to every brunch of industry, and si' hough not profuse
ly represcnlsd by gew-gnwa and Imaatrr, the clinrucler
of our country shone forth with uingmiieeiice in all the
elements of substantial utility. Acting under the slinuilus
suggested by the success of the tircnt F.xhibitloti, the on-
lurpnsing cutxens ol flrw l om nave iieicnnniin in con
struct a Crystnl Pulace of no mean dimensions, nud ns Ihis
is likely lo become an iinpotlant feature in our history, we
shall endenvor lo present our renders with descriptions and
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tion. The nmactit form of the Peien'ifi'! American will be
preserved as most suitable for binding and preservation.
The paper will he of the uesl texture, and we shall aim to
store its pages with practical knowledge in every branch
of the Arts and Sciences. Invention claims Importnnt nt
tentiou. as one of the fundnmendnl ncencios in the world's
advancement hitherto we hope to have satisfied our rea.
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the Premiums offered for tho loigest hst ol sulwcrihers,
will, we presume, cueourao new efforts. All subscrip
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August 30, 1P33.
rt conxi-xivs. i. r. iiakf.r. w. c. n.KRR.
Cornelius, Bukor Co.,
MAXL"KATfRKRS OF
Lamps, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, &c.
STORE NO. 176 CHESTNUT ST..
Manufactory No. 181 Cherry St.,
FIIII. -A.DELrHI.fi..
April 10, 1852. If.
MORE NEW GOODS !
T 11 1 R D
Fresh Arrival of (lotxls
AT THE NEW STORK OF
I. Y. TENEU & CO.,
(Nearly opposite Weaver's Hotel, Market St.)
Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pa.
JF. have just received" a fresh supply of
Goods nilapted for the Fall nnd Winter
to which we particularly cull :hc attention of our
friends anil the public.
Our grateful thanks arc due for the generous
support we have roceived from a deserving pub
lic, and we hope to continue to cam that support
hy selling all our goods at the smallest profits.
Our stock consists of
Dry Goods,
Hardware, Quccnswarc,
GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
Single and Doi'iu.ed Barrelled (less,
Carpets, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas and Parasols, Boots nnd Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Looking Glasses, Wall
Paper for Room and Window
Blinds, Lemons, Nuts nnd
C'andv, Salt, Mackerel,
Dried llccf,
Plain and Fanry Hams and Shoulders, Nails,
Window Glass, Paint StulT, Oils and Putty, Car
pet Chain, Cotton Laps and Yarn, with a variety
of other articles.
N. B. All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange at the highest market prices.
I. W. TK.NKR & CO.
Sunbury, Sept. 2.1, 18.V2. ly.c
SIIKLDKAKKS
A I.LEGHENY IIOI SK. No, CS0 MARKET
Street, above 8th, Philadelphia. I'nder the
new arrangement the enrs which arrive from
Pittsburg, llarrishurg, &-c, will run to the New
Depot, corner of Schuylkill 5th und Market. In
order to accommodate the public we will always
have our Coach at the New Depot on the arrival
of the cars to carry Passengers to the Allegheny
House, which is in the centre of the city. Our
old friends will please ride down, nnd all who
wish to patronise a House with a Good Table,
Clean Tteds, nnd neeoinuiodating nssistnnts, will
plcasp give us n call.
Terms, One Dollar per Day.
August 81, 1852. Gin.
WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTORY.
G. L. .Miller $ Co.,
South ll'est cor. of Second !f Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA .
THE PROPIUKTOKS, having increased their
facilities during the past season, now feel
able to supply all who have or may lie disposed to
patronise them. Their .tock comprises every
variety of patterns of FLOWERS, LAND
SCAPE, GOTHIC, &c, unsurpassed in quality,
and which will be sold at our ikuiiI
LOW PRICES.
TASSELS, CORDS, BRASSES, &e., in
great variety.
Shades made to order, at short notice, for
Stores, Churches, Lodge Rooms, &c.
i. L. MILLER & CO.,
Depot, S. W. corner of Second ond Arch sts.
riii.ode!phia, Aug. 81, 1832. 3m.
TAILCPwIlTG-.
JOHN V. 31 AIJ TIX,
I TEGS leave to inform his friends and the pub.
' lie in general, thst he is prepared in every
respect to make clothing after tho most
FasitoiiuMe Styles,
and in the most durable manner, and his prices
will ho as reasonable as can be hud in Sunbury
or elsewhere, in cush or approved country produce.
He will always have the advantages of the latent
fashion plates, and in uddition to his aclinowl.
edged skill in cutting, he will be assisted by the
direction of the most scientific publications rela
ting to that art, now issued from the emporiums
of fashion in the United States. An endeavor
will be made always to have woik completed
when requiacd.
His establishment is situated in Market Square,
Sunbury, nearly opposite the Post Ollice. in the
building formerly occupied by Jacob Painter as a
hatter shop, where it will be a pleasure lo him
to see his friends, and make such work for them
as is within the line of his business.
Sunbury, August H, 1852. tf.
LEATHER.
Fritz, Williams Hendry,
Store, No. 29 North 3d Street.,
nilLADELrill A
OROCCO Manufacturers, Curriers, Import-
crs, Commission and General Leather Bus
iness. W holesale and Retail.
1 Manufactory 15 Margaretta Street.
Aug. 88, 1852 ly.
EXTRACT OF COFFEE An excellent
rtir!. mm. n.K.UA,n J M..U .l,....i
than Coffee itself. Tor sale al this eflu
Ajtil J7 isy -
THE VERY LATEST ARRTtl V AL,
CH HATER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
FRILING 8l Gil A NT.
T ESPECTFL'LLV infiirm the f tiiilic tnl
' "lit rest of mankind," that tlie luva just
received ind opened tlie lirst and clirfly't stork of
Spring1 and Summer Good
(list linievef lcen brougltt to SunlitirJ
Tlicir ttdck consists of every varie'y of
Dry Goods, riz :
Ctothf, Cauimercs, Snttinets, Vesting,
Drillings, Linens,
And nil kiiHl.i of Summer Wenr.
Also it splendid variety of
LADIES DRESS & FANCY C00R5,
Calicoes, Ginphams, l.atrns, Chintzes, Dr.
Laines, Jlerag'S,
Ami every variety of goods suitable for La
dies wear.
Also nn extensive assortment of
Panama aso I'ai.m Lkaf Hats.
Also a large assortment of JROC IMslXS,
SITU A3
Sugar, Teas, Codec, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also a large assortment of
HARDWARE and GUEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also a trcsh supply of
Unt'tiS AND MEDIC1XF.S.
Besides tlie largest nnd most feneral assort
ment of all kinds of goods to be had in this
place.
tV" Country produce of nil kinds token in cx
clinngc at the liiirlicst market price.
Sunliury, May 22, 1H52.
Valuable Properly.
Late the Estate of E. P. SHANNON, Eaq
oritortltuinliorland
AT PPJVATE SALE.
HHHE subscribers, Executors of the Estate
r' of Ephrnim P. Shannon, late of tho Bor
onyh of Northumberland, offer nt privnte sale,
the follow iin valuable Real Estate, viz:
Lot No. 77, corner of Queen nnd Front
Street, on w hich is erected a two story Brick
BiiiKlinir, fiirtneilv occupied by the deceased
ns a Store nnd Dwelling, nnd now occupied
as such. There are also on the lot two frame
dwellings, &c.
Lot No. 52, situated in Market Street, on
which is erected a two story white Frame
Dwelling, &c., adjoining John Titggart, Eaq.,
occupied by Cl.ns. Knous.
Lots Nos. 69, 70, 71 & 72, situate in Mar
kel Street, a two story white Frame Dwel
ling, occupied by .lames Donlv, and a stable
is erected on lots No. C9 & 70.
The undivided half of Lot No. 120, situate
on the corner of Dttko nnd 4lh Street, on
which is erected a two story dwelling, occu
pied by Joseph McCallister.
Lot No. 188, situate in Queen Street on
which is erected a two story white Frame
mi lining, occupied by John liutkert.
Lot No. 60, siluale at Norlhway and Wa
ter Streets, on which are erected two Frame
Dwellings and Stabling, occupied by widow
Vandlino and John Vaiidling.
Also the undivided fourth part of lot 166,
on which is erected a twostoty Frame Dwel
ling, occupied by Jehu Vandyke.
Also ten ncres of cleared land, adjoining
lands of John Deshay, on the Easl sidu of the
Susquehanna, ab'iut three miles below Dan
ville. Also two adjoining vacant town lots, situ
ated on thu corner of Second and Orange
streets, numbered in the genera plan of Bor
ough, Nos. 215 & 216.
Also four vacant lots on Third and Orange
Streets, numbered in ihe general plan ol said
Borough, Nos. 209, 210, 211 & 212.
Also four vacant lots froniing' on Market
and Sixth Streets, running East to an Alley,
numbered in the general plan of said Bor
ough, Nos. 77, 78, 79 & 80.
Also four vacant lots fronting on Orange
Street, and numbered in the general plan of
said Borough, Nos. 185, 186, 187 & IS8.
The above property will be sold in parts
or parcels lo suit purchasers, on reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply lo John
Cake, Esq., at Northumberland, or lo the
subscribers.
ALFRED KXEASS. " c .
THOMAS STRAW BRIDGE, tv rs'
Northumberland, May 22, 1852. tf.
To flic Ti'.iTcI!ing Public.
First Class Hotel Terms $1.50 per Jay.
"IVIE subscriber having lately become proprie---
tor of the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chestnut
Street, below 3d nnd 4th, PHILADELPHIA,
nnd having hkiuikd the pbick of tioiaii to
$1,50 per day, gives notice that, notwithstanding
this reduction he will still continue to keen a
i.Mn'p r.T s few Tmi-w-i 1
Franklin House has just undergone extended
alterations, and is now fitted up and refurnished
in superior style tor the reception of visitors.
The Lower Floor formerly occupied by stores, is
now included in the Hotel, forming a Spacious
Iteeeptton lloom, tientlemen s I'arlorand Dining
Room, thereby allowing an addition nf thirty
chambers and several beautiful parlors fronting
Chestnut street- Koonis in this Hotel are supe
rior to most others, being constructed with al
coves, forming parlor and bed chamber attached
well lightened and ventilated. lis location is
unsurpassed, cither for business or pleasure.
XJt.A. 11. w UOI.MAN, Prop'r.
Philadelphia, Aug. 14, 1852. 3m.
JUSTKKCKivEJ)
AT TUB
Saddlery and Harness Establishment of
G. AV. STllOII,
Market Street, Suuliiry,
A new assortment ef Hlvrr, lii iiss mid
Japanned Mounting,
Which he will either m.ike u:i to orjcr or sell
se, arutely for cash at prices us hr.v if not oer
tlinn can be liaj unvwliere else.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS,
Ti ;:nJii, VuUcox, &.c ,
Constantly kept on hand or manufactured to or
der. CARRIAGE TRIMMING
done on the shortest notice.
All persons are invited to call and examine for
themselves.
All kinds nf produce taken in exchange.
Sunbury, May 1, 1852. tf.
JOHN PHILLIPS & SON,
No. 47 Soii( Water Street, below Chestnut,
PHir.ADELrKIA,
I MPORER.S of Foreign Fmiis, Nuts, Vines.
fit., keep constantly on hand the following
articles, which they will sell ut very low prices
for cash.
Raisins,
Walnut,
Prunes,
Filhcrls,
Sweet Oil,
Liquorice,
Port Vine.
Almonds, Currants.
Citron, Ground Nuts,
Cream Nuts, Dates.
Fin, Vnnilla beans,
Preserved ginger, aniarinds.
Lemon Svnip, Fire Crackers,
Madeira M ine. ClarCt Vine,
Muscat " Sweet Mala?a '
Sherry
Philadelphia, July 3, 18iS. ly.
SUNBURY FEE E Y.
HENRY W. BUCHFJt informs the public
that he has taken tlie Snnhuiy Ferry and
as he is now well T.wpawd with good and stiffi.
ctent eralts lis will bo enabled to accommodate
the public with promtnea snd despatch.
Apiil 10. 1851. tf. '
BLANK DEEDS printed on the heat quality
narehment nape, sold t the lowest rricta
al this olli.r, by wholesale and retail
NEW STORE.
W:VM W, GltAY
3PECTFULLY inform, tt, ci(i,. f
Stitibury and vicinity, that ht has cowmen-'
cel a new store in Wliortlelwrry atreet, in the
liottse formerly occupied by Mr. Gray, and tits'
just received and opened well Selected assort
ment of
Dry floods,
Consisting a ppi,, 0f
CLOTlls, CASSlMER'8, ATTiNETTaf
A iif n general assortment of
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOOD?
of every variety and style.
GROCERIES of every description.
Also an assortment of
HAHlNVAnK AND QtEENSWARE,
And general variety of other articles such at
arc suitable to the trade, all of which wilt be sold!
nt the lowast prices.
Country produce taken in exchange at flitt1
highest prices.
Sunbury, May I'S, 16.')2. Cm'.
EYRE 8c Xi ANDELL,
Mh andArth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
T"AVE established a Store where Hie biei
trade now resort for
Household Dry florals;
French Fancy Good,
Dress Silks and Shawls,
Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts,
Cloths, Cnssimcrs and Vestings,
Muslins nnd Linens by the piece,
Damask Table Linen:! and Napkins,
Pn'cnt ninek Silks for Dresses,
Full Stock of Mourning Goods.
E. & L. nre constantly receiving Bargains from1
the New Vork nnd Philadelphia Auctions, which'
thev sell wholesalr and retail very cheap for Nettf
Cash.
EnwAti) E. Evbe, Washington I. Lasdel!.,
Philadelphia, July .1, 1052. ly.
NBW STORE.
BKX.TAM1N HEFFNER
JJEl'KCFFt'LLY informs tlie' citizens of
" " Sunbury and vicinity, tliat he has Opened a
new store in the room lately occupied by George'
Bright, opposite liolton's Hotel. Ifc has' just re
ceived a handsome assortment of
Ji.ail Mummer Ts!oods,-
Consisting in part of
Cloths, Cassimers,- Cftssinet.
SUMMER WARE of nil kinds', of linen, cotton
and worsted. ALSO:
Calicoes, Cilnghan., Lawns,
IJIoMNScltne I)c lvalues
nnd all kinds of f.ridi'fS DfesS Goctl?. '
GROCERIES of e'fery vnrrety.
Also an assortment of Hardware, IroU?
nnd Steel, Nails, &cV
Also an excellent assortment ot
QUEENSWARE, of varhoui styles and'
patterns.
Also an assortment of ttttOT &. SHOES'
Palm Leaf and other Hats and Caps.
Salt, Fish, 50.
Also a variety of LIQUORS such as
ISraiitly. (Riu, iVi'iit, &c.
And a great variety of other articles such as ara
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
Country produce taken in exchange at
the highest pri.-cs.
Sunbury, May 1, 1852. ly.
lib ert y s to v ev r6 b TzTsT
IJIIUWN STREET,-,
gsssijS ulove Fourth,'
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the pub
lic that they arc in full operation at their
new foundry, and ready to execute orders for
stoves of every description en the moat reasona
ble terms.
They invite tire cttcntion of STOVE DEAL
ERS to their !are. assortment of STOVES, all
of which are entirely new, and got up at great
expense. Among which ore the Liberty Air
Tight Cook, Complete Cook, Sfar' Air Tight,
Star Franklin, Star Radiator, Jenny l.ind Im
proved, Fire King Radiators, Salamanders, Can
nons, iiases. Bare Cylinders, Dar Room Stoves,
Furnaces, Gas Ovens, ire., &e.
ALBOTTiV LAWRENCE.
N. 1J. Country merchants arc particularly
invited to call nnd examine out assortment.-
April 10, 1853. ly.
" NEW COUNTRY STORE
At the Forks of the riant Creek and Tulpe
hoeken tload, near Kreiltbaum's Black
Smith Shop.
JACOB WEI3IER,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that Im
' iitiened a new Stnre at tlie above nlaCO'
and has just received a splendid stock of new
Spring; and Summer Goods,
Consisting in part of
Cloths, Cassimers, Sattincls,
DRILLINGS and all kinds of linen totton?
and worsted summer ware.
ALSO
Callicoes, Kuslin de Laines, Lawns,
lailtglinialS,
And all kinds of Dress Goods for Ladies.
Tea, Coffee, SefiAK, Molasses, &c.
;UOt i:Ii:S, of all kinds.
BRANEY, GIN, WNIE, and all kmds of
Liquors.
Hardvrarr. Iron and Steel, Sails, ic,
aUEENSWARE.
Shoes, Roots, Caps, Palm leaf and olhor llats
Pich, Salt, &c,
All of which lie will sell at the. most ressonabls
prices lor r isli or country produce.
May 8, 1855 -tf.
S0A? i CANDLE MANUFACTORY,"
Yo ID ir-,.d St. hrltreen "d It 3d Sts., and
No. 17 -Voi'fA 0i Street,
fllll.APn.rillA.
John Haiioroft Jr. ami .oh,
REsPECTFUIiL V infirm Store-keepers, Mcr-i-hoot".
that they Manufacture and have
for Sale, Palm, White, Variegated. Yellow and
llrowii -''o.ips, MoulJ and Dipped Candles, all of
good quality and at reasonable prices.
UsT Cash paid for 'Fallow und rovfjet Fa(j
April 10 1S5-J ly.
SVm. McC'arty, Jiookscller.
1 RESPECTFULLY inftirma his friends snrf
i the public, that he hfta removed his Bonk
Store, to Market street, Ui the boae oeeupiej
hy J. Naille, Esij., Atorrty at Law, nearly ap
posite, the Court House, on the north side,
where keeps for sale constantly on hand a good
assortment of books nnd stationary.
For .''ale A large new spting waggon fit fur
3, 3 or 4 Sor.es.
Sunbury, July 2t, UK. if.
WM. M. ROCKEFELLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SIIXUX'EIY, PA.
Dec. 13. 1831. tfi
IMEItSO.VS AK1THEMET1C No.. l.S ?
and Porter's Ilhetorifal Reader, just reeeiv
ed and for sale by WM. McCARTY.
Sunbury, May 1. 1851.-
"HTEE BILLP Justitea and Constable. F
H Bills bstirlsoinly printed eu can? i tttfr f
alr- it Ihu-elTV r.