SUNBOUY AMK1UCAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
ID" POISONING.
Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Caster oil, Calomel, &o., are not
ware, (hat while they appear to benefit the
patient, they nro actually laying the founda
tion! for a aeries of deaPHgeo, such as saliva
tion, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, Sic.
In another column will be found the adver
tisement of Ilnbensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of a bilious type, should make
uta of the only genuine medicine, Hoben
sack's Liver Pills.
t7" "Be tiof deceived," but ask for Hoben
sack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and ob
serve that each has the signature of the
Proprietor, J. N. UOBENSACK, ns none
else are genuine.
M A It It 1 E I),
On the 19ih ult., by ihe llev. U. A. Fish
fr, Mr. Ci.otwobtiiy'Fishkr, to MIssSabina
Stambach, both of Shamokin
On the 21st ult., by the samp, Mr. Na
than Ovstkr, to Miss Amanda Bethoi.omv,
bo;h of Lower Augus'n.
On the 23J till., by t'ne same, Mr. Isaac
Yarnai.t,, to Miss Elizabeth Tiiakvely,
both of Schuylkill county.
On the 15th ult , by the Rev. A. J. Col
lins, Mr. Davib Mon.iAN, to Miss Martha
Smith, all of Shamokin township.
i i i: i.
- -. I
In this place, on the 24ih ult , Mr GEOUG E j
WILES, uged about 32 ycar.v j
At Northumheiliiiid, on the 19ih ull.i ;
JAMES CURTIS, sou of J. G. and Catharine ,
S. Frick, aged 1 year, G months and lodus
(LI)C iHavkcts.
Philadelphia Market.
Dec. 2!), 1852.
and Meal. The market is firm ;
fresh iiinund for export at $5.
Flour
ales of
nnd good brands for city consumption, at 5t
a $54 Extra Flour is held at $4 37i a 5J.
Rye Floi.'k. Last sales at $4 4.
Corn Meal. Last sales of Pcnna. at
93 4 ,
Wheat Sales of prime red at $125 ; and
white at $130.
Rye Is in demand ; sales at Sfie.ls.
Corn Is arrivinr; freely, anil pi ices are
something lower; sales of dry yellow at 64 c
nnd of while at 61.
Oats. Sales nf prime Southern nt 43
and IVnna. at 44 els.
Whiskey. Sales or bbls at 26c. and I-.luls
nl 25 cis.
Baltimore Market.
Dec. 27, 1852.
GRAIN. Sales nf Wheat to-day at 115 n
118 els. for good to prime reds, and IIS a
125 els. for whiles,
Corn is in very good supply Sales lo-day of
while nt 60 a 61 cts , and of yellow nt 62 a
63 cts. The large tpiantily in matket, how
ever, caused prices to give way, ami nt the
close no more than 64 cts could be obtained
for yellow.
Sale of Maryland Rye to-day at 80 cts. nnd
Pcnna. at 89 cts.
Oats sells at 38 n 40cts., the latter rate for
Btricllv prime parcels.
WHISKEY. Sales of Mils., to-day at 26
ct. We quote hhds. at 25 cts.
SUNBUKY PRICE CU It RUNT
Whuat. - - 100
Rra. - .70
CoBT. " " .50
Oats. '1
PoTATor.s, 37
Bi.-ttf.u. -18
F.oos. ... 12
VoItK. ... 8
Fi.AXsr.Kn. .... 125
Tallow. 10
Dckswax 25
New Advertisements.
NEW STORE.
15 ISN.T A MIX II EFFX E It
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity, that he has opened a
new store in the room lately occupied by George
Bright, opposite Bolton's Hotel. He has just re
ceived a handsome assortment of
WINTER (l()OI)8,
consisting in part of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets.
of all kinds, of linen, cotton and wonted.
' ALSO:
Cnltcoc, GliigliantN, I.stivns,
ltIotisfli;ic Ic I. nine
nnd all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
GROCERIES of every variety.
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iron
and Steel, Nails, &o.
Also an excellent assortment of
QTJEENSYARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of ROUTS & SHOES.
HATS k CAPS, a good selection.
Suit. Fish, ic.
And a great vuricty of other articles such us are
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
Or" Country produce taken in exchange at
the highest prices.
Sunbury, May 1, 1852 ly.
TO ihe Hon. A. JORDAN, Esq., Presi
dent and his Associates, Judges of ihe
court of Quarter Sessions of the county
of Northumberland :
The petition of CHARLES GA RINGER re.
spcctfully showcth j that your petitioner is in
possession of a commodious house, situate in the
Borough of Sunbury on tho road leading from
Sunbury to Harrisburg, which it well calculated
for a public House of entertainment and for the
accoaiinodation and entertainment of strangers
and travellers. That he is well provided with
stabling for horses, and all conveniences neces
sary for the entertainment of strungeis and tra
vellers. He therefore respectfully prays tho
Court to grant him a licence to keep an Inn, or
public house of entertuinment at the place herein
named, and he will pray, eve.
CHARLES GARINGER.
TO THE JUDGES ABOVE MENTIONED i
We the subscribers residents of tho Borough
of Sunbury and Upper Augusta township do
hereby certify that CHAS. GARINGER the ap
plicant for the license, is a man of good repute
for honesty and temperance-, and is well provided
with house-room and conveniences for the lode
ing and accommodation of strangers and travel
lers anil that a fublic House there is necessary t
they therefore recoineiid him at a proper person
10 oe uceiiBvu vu a jjuuuc nouse.
Nuioes.
Namea.
J. B. Packer,
R. H. Awl,
j. B. Master,
Jacob Eekman,
Samuel Thompson,
K. G. Markley,
Jamet Covert,
Jacob
Charles Weaver.
Jno. P. Pursel,
Wm. L. Dewart,
Ira T. Clement
J. Farnsworth,
John Haas,
H. J. Wolvcrton,
fteasholtj.
Etceiuhcr 11, 18S3. 31.
Agricultural Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Northumberland
County Agricultural Society, for the election of
officers, will he held it the Court House In Sun
bury, on Momluy, January 3, at S o'clock P. M.
DAVID TAGGART, ) Secr.
V. I. GREENOUGH, J
KIT Other County papers plcaiie copy.
December 11, 1852.
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communication with the country. To facil
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pense to Ilia people, the CoNomssiox.tt ulubk
and ArTSnix, which contain the proceedings of
Congress revised by tbe members, ara licncciorui
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The approach of a new administration imparts
peculiar importance to the next session of Con
gress. Throughout the whole country thrro will
be solicitude to know what sharo Congress will
endeavor to give to the national affairs to meet
the incoming administration. Tho debates of
the next session will, no doubt, as heretofore, lore
shadow its policy.
Tho CoNnnKssioxiL Globe and Aer-nsDix
arc printed on a double royal sheet in royal qnor
to form, each number containing; sixteen pages.
The Congressional Globe is made up of tbe daily
proceedings of the two houses: and (he Appen
dix embracec the long speeches withheld by the
speakers for revision, tlia Mcssuges of the Presi
dent of the United States, and the Reports of the
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contain, besides the proceedings of Congress, all
laws ami joint resolutions passed during the ses
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these prices. I sell the hound volumes here for
four dollars a volume: the three volumes bound
for twelve dollars. Every person who takes any
part in the politics of this country should possess
llicm.
JOIIN C. RIVES.
Washington, November 11. 1S5'.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Virtue of cert tin writs of Yen. T'xp. to me
B1
outcrv, at the Court House, in tbe borough ol j
Sunbury, on MO.NDAY tbe 3d day or January j
next, at 1 o'clock, P, M., tbe following real !
estate to wit . I
A CERTAIN ISLAND,
situate in tbe Susquehanna river, opposite the
Isle of Que. in Lower Augusta township, Nor
thumberland county, and known by the name of,
('LARK'S ISLAND, containing twenty-six '.
acres, more or less. !
ALSO: j
A Certain Other Island,
situate in said river, in the township and county .
aforesaid, and nearly contiguous to the above
mentioned, known bv thn name of Timothy ;
Island, containing three acres, more or .ess. j
ALSO : 1
A Certain Oilier Island, j
situate in said river, in the township and county ;
aforesaid, and nearly contiguous to the above
mentioned, known by the name of Hustermun's '
Island, containing twentv-eiglit acres, more or
less, all of which are cleared.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as :
the property of John Hartinan, jr.
ALSO:
A Certain Tract or Piece of LanJ, j
I situate in Lewis township, Northumberland
! county, bounded north by lands of Conrad 1
j Guiitncr, east by lands uf Thomas Gal- j
i braith and Ahialum llause, south by lands of j
j Elizabeth Ellis and west bv tho same, all of
! wliich is cleared, containing nine acres, more or .
less, whereon arc erected a log dwelling house
. and a frame stable. i
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold us j
! Ihe property of Jacob Wurtinaii.
! ALSO: I
I All that full, equal, undivided half part, (the!
j whole into two equal parts to be divided,) of and
I in the following described tract situated in Coal
I township, (late Shamokin township.) Northnin- j
jhcrland county, beginning ot a pine, thence by :
' land of John Carson North two degrees, West
two hundred and thirty nine perches to a post
thence by hinds of Thomas Hamilton and lands
of Wm. P. Brady, South eighty eight degrees,
West, one hundred and sixty six perches to a
white oak, thence bv lands of Magduliuit Lever-
ton South sixty six degrees. West three hundred i
and fourteen perches to a white oak, thence by !
land of Samuel Scott, south twenty nine and a
half degrees, East sixty ono perches and four j
tenth to a stone, thence -North seventy ux and a
half degrees East one hundred and sixty four '
perches to a post thence south two degrees East
sixty perches to a chestnut oak, thence by land
of James Hepburn North, (eighty eight degrees,!
East two hundred ond fifty four perches to the
place of hegiuing. Containing by a former sur
vey three hundred and nineteen and a half Acres
and allowance, and by a re-survey four hundred
and twenty eight Acres and twcnly nine perches
and allowance.
Siezed, taken in execution and to be sold as
property of George Heckcrt and Thomas Sharp.
ALSO: j
Tho undivided tnrce fourth parts of a certain
Tract o( Land,
situate in Coal township, in the eouty of North.
uniiienaiiii, adjoining lands or John Boyd, Wm.
Wilson, Peter Maurer, Michael Kroll and Fred
erick Kramer, containing 3G7 Acres and 00 per-
cnes and allowance, Surveyed the J3d day of Oc-
. , on a warrant to M athias Zimmerman,
dated the S7th day August 1703.
iczea taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John Suavely.
ALf'O:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
situate in Shamokin township, Northumberland
county, bounded north by lauds of Jo in Kunkle
east by lands of Leonard Pensyl, south by lands
formerly owned by J udge Kuwle and west bv nit.r
lands of defendent, all lying north of and bound
ed by the public road leading from Paxinos to
Shamokiiitown, containing 70 acres, more or lest,
whereon are erected a two story frame dwelling
house, bank barn, and other outbuildings.
Seized, taken in execution and to be told as
the property of Christain Kable.
ALSO:
By a writ ot Alias Ytn. Exp.
A Certain Lot of Ground,
situate in the borough of Milton, in that part of
said borough, called Upper Milton, in upper Mar
ket street, bounded nortti liy said upper Market
street, east hy lot of Widow Wallis, south by an
alley and west by lot ot Jacob Kraw, containing
33 feet front, 130 feet in depth, whereon is
erected a two story Dwelling House.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Danial HoaU.
WM. B. KIPP, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Sunbury, i
Dec. 4, leoS,- 4t. J
" NIGHT SCHOOL.
THE subscriber respectfully Informs the eiti
ensof Ruiibury and vicinity that he has
opened a Night School In the publie School
rooms in this place, for the purpose or teaching
the common branches of an English education,
but moro particularly Beating, a branch too
much neglected. His Terms are $ I for sixteen
nights, provided scholars are satisfied, rue
and Light fnum! b, himself. School commenced
on Thursday night last to continuo every night,
until the end of the quarter.
HOSEA W. ATM ELL.
Sunbury, Nov. 37, 1852. tf.
PROCLAMATION.
IV OT1CE is hereby given ihnt tho several
1' Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the 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 ot
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, the
3d day of January next, and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta
bles in and for tho county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several office, appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to lie then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors aro requested to he punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the 4th day
of December, in the year of our Lord ono thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-two and the In
dependence of tho United States of America
the 7fiih.
God save Ihe Commonwealth.
LIST OF CAUSES
OR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
of Northumberland County, at January
i
T,
A D., 1653.
rr.AINTlKKS. DEFENDANTS.
George Shiley vt Ab'in Dunkelbcrger's admr'x
Hugh Bellas s R & W Fagcly
Reuben Fegely & Co vs Hugh Bellas
Krieger for R Fagcly vs J Furiuan A F Klaze
Al'ijiiu liowcn vs Win H Thompson
P K 11 oilman iV wife vs H Kulinls. McCarty otal
Raker & Co for Jacob Bloom vs Henry Conrad
Wm M Autcn vs Thomas Baser
John Brown vs John Oyster senr's ex'r
John W Peal vs Geo B Voungman
, , . ... Jacob Zartman's
Henry klaze & Lve his wile vs m,millistnitor
J B Masser
Molt & Shober
Jacob Keller
William McCarty
James T Sutton &
David Fisher
Daniel Rhodes
J W Peal
Samuel L Beck
Simon Snyder
Christian fable
vs Barbara Shaffer's cx'rs
v s Daniel Drcisboch
vs liank of Northumberland,
vs Samuel Hunter
Co vs Samuel Kylo
vs J W Filling
vs Jamb Weiiinan
vs Vartin Irwins' adni'r
vs Jacob Stilzel
vs George Snyder
vs M Bochman cVFMsrkle
Boneparte Thompson ct al vs Casper St Clair
E John for W Camp vs Wolvcrton I.eisenr'g
George Lawrcnc s D Marr & I Brown
John Reynolds vs Isaac Reader
j Robcit M Lyon
I John Ross i Wife
I John King
j Same
: William Scolder
vs A E Kutzner
vs (Jeorge Fox
vs Daniel Wcidner
vs Same
vs Jacob Hoffman et al
Washington Mutual In- yg E Kaurnmn ct a,
siirance Company
State Mutual Fire Insu
v Same
rance Company
Baltzar Garnhart's admr's vs R W Dunn's admr
Jacob II. Masser vs Reuben Fegely
Albin Newberry vs Thomas Raser
Jouiiua Pendcville vs A E Kapp
George Lcitbcrgcr vs Robert Whiteside
R Fagcly & Co vs William Inch
Rebecca Swartz ' vs Andrew McLanalmn
Sarah L Keen vs Abraham Brosions
Same vs Samuel Savidga
Rudolph Duenger vs Tetcr Thomas
Henry A Lechner vs Wm II Bound
John L Yeager vs George Bright
JAMES BEARD, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Ollice. i
Sunbury, Dec. 4, 185-i. t
List of Jurors,
F Northumberland County for
'1'., A, D. 183:).
(siniil Jurors.
January
Si'N ni-RV. Cln iftian Bower, Henry Barl
cher Rcsti. John Oherdorf.
Nn ii t li v: mc kui. and. Thomas Withinptnn,
Point. Geoiga 1 Marti!, Jesse C. Mor
ton. DEL.Aw.tnE-- D. C. Watson, Joseph Mays,
John M. Wagner, Philip McVVillisuns.
Lowkii Mahanoy. Philip Spatz, Phil p
MesMicr, John Slier.
Suamokin. Heuj.i. Wolvcrton, Perry John
John Hull,
Lowkr Al'ucsta. Caleb Barret, William
Fasely.
Ul'run Maiianov Jonas Isenhait.
Lewis Samuel Philips.
Jackson llnnjainin Mine
Little Maiianov. Nicholas Easton.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Lower Maiianov. Benjamin Buyer, Mi
chad Gum, Jonathan Lenker. John Hinmi-
ui
Cri'F.n " Jacob Snyder,
John
Mcssner, J imes Campbell.
Rfsit Robeil Campbell, Joseph Shaip
less, Wm. Clarke.
Shamokin. Wm. Klase, Jesso Teats, Jo
seph M.uipt, Jesso Campbell, Jesse Hensyl,
John Keishner.
Eewis. Georjje A. WykofT.
Ui'i'KK Alt.i'sta John llauyhawout, Ro
bert Pursel.
Lower " John Smith, John D.
Conrad, Lewis Smith. Wm Snyder.
Cim.isijUAQi'E. William Baruhart, An
drew Felzoi, James Jordan, Robert Lyon
Tunni'T. Charles Riddle, Abraham Do
not, Geo Kui?., Martin Billmyer.
Coal. Valentine Fasely, Joseph Zerne,
Casper Sholl, John Roster.
Point.---Charles Bonnet, Commodore R.
Jones.
Delaware Jacob Debler, Samuel Hoff
man, tiam. Finny, Wm. B. Bryson, J. P.
Mackenbeig.
Milton. Joseph L Oltiti, Samuel Blair.
Jordan. George Geist.
Sunburv. Peter Hiloman, George Rohr
bach. Jackson. Jeremiah Wolf.
Petit Jurors.
Lewis. Wm. Linebach.
Delaware J B. Linebach, David Gold,
John N. Oyster. Abraham Starner. Charles
Kelchner
Rcsil. Luther Basset. Wm. R fJ
Lewis V. Vestine, Joseph Wolverton, Peter
Campbell, George Gear hart.
Shamokin.- Reuben Snyder, Aaron Kelly,
Ira Jones, Samuel Moore, David Miller,
Hugh H. Vastine, Teter Krieger, Isaao Ar.
nold. '
TomotJ. M. Housel, David L. Ireland,
David token, John Haas;.
Upper Augusta.-George Forrester.
Lower ' -Wm. Sears, Wm. De.
wit, David Darke.
Upper Mahanoy.-Daniel Heim, Charlea
Diiyuer.
Lower . " John Kiehl.
Coal. Wm. M. Weaver
Chtlisquaqui. John Mahamer.
Point- iMiah fieidlcebach. Henry Paul,
tiunn ocsi'ii
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all Legatees,
Creditors and other perrons interested in the
Estates of tho following named persons, thst the
Executors, Administrators, and Guardians of said
Estates havo filed their accounts with the Register
of Northumberland county, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans' Court of ssid
County, on Tuesday the 4th day of January next
for confirmation and allowance.
1852.
Daniel Bogar, dce'J., settled by his Adm'r
Frederick Lszarus.
Geo. Oyster, dee'd., settled by his Adm'r John
N. Oyster.
Abraham Kerlin, dee'd., settled by his Adni'r
James Ecman, Final Acct.
John N. Keitn, dee'd., settled hy his Adm'rs
George N. and Jacob N. Kcim.
James Tharp. dee'd., settled by hit Adm'r C.
W. Tharp.
Adam Denec, dee'd., settled hy his Adm'r An
thony Dencc.
Henry Stcinmotz, dee'd., settled by his Execu
tor, Adam Conrad.
John Beisel, dee'd., settled hy his Ex'r Jacob
Kuufl'imm.
Isha Dressier, dee'd., settled by his Adm'r Da-
vid Zartman.
George Hall, dee'd., settled by hit Adm'r J. H.
Zimmerman.
Bethucl Vincent, dee'd., sottlrd ly his Adm'r
John N. Vincent.
Hetty Maliik, Charlotte Maliek, Jercniinh
Malick, and Mary Malick, children of Jacob
Maliot, dee'd., settled by their Guardian
George Conrad.
Joshua FoU, dee'd., settled by Peter Conrad
Ex'r of Joseph Fol, dee'd , who wat Adm'r
of Joshua FoM- dee'd.
George Clar, dee'd., settled by his Adm'r
Reuben Fagelv
John iStepp, dee'd., settled by his Adm'r Bas-
tian Slepp.
Jacob Dcshlcr, dee'd., settled by his Adm'r Jo
seph Deshler.
Peter Gulp, dee'd.. settled by his Adm'r David
Haucl. '
JOHN P. PL'RSEL, Register.
Register's Oilico,
Sunbury, Dec. 4, 1852 St. S
.(!' nog jo -a
FOURTH ARRIVAL OF
AT TIIK NEW STORE OF
I. TiY. TKNKK & CO.,
(Xearly opposite Weaver's Hotel, Market St.)
Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pa.
TE invite the particular attention of our
' friends and the public to our FocaTii
supply of ponds just received, adapted to the winter
season. We have now a much iarcr assortment
in every department than at any time since we
I opened in Ipril last ; nil of which we are deter
I mined Ij sell at the same low prices which have
j hitherto secured to us such a (jenerous support
I from a discerning public, nnd for wliich we beg
j to return our best thanks.
Our stock consists of
I Dry (ioods,
j Ini'iivnro, tine-ns ware,
j GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
Single and DoLni.K.n Barhrllcd Gcns,
Carpets, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas and Parasols, Boots and Sliocs,
Hats and Caps. Looking Glasses, Wall
Paper fur Room and Window
lllinds, Lemons, Nuts and
Candy, Suit, Mackerel,
Plain and Fancy Hams and Shoulders, Nails,
Window Glass, Paint Stuff, Oils nnd Putty, Car
pet Chain, Cotton Laps and Yarn, with a variety
of other unit ies.
N. B. All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange at the highest market prices.
I. W. TENER & CO.
Sunbury, Dec. 4, 1852 ly.c
In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN
' STEPP, Dee'd.
TIHE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Sc
JL bastian Stepp, Jacob Stepp, John tcpp,
Benjamin Stepp, Michael Stepp, Peter Stepp,
Elias Stepp, Elizabeth &tcpp, and Isaac Stepp,
the last four of whom are minors and have for
their Guardian, Abraham Rlasser, heirs and legal
j representatives of John .-'tepp late of Loner
iUahanoy township .Aorlliumoerlanu county
dee'd., and all other persons interested.
GREETING :
Northumberland County, SS.
You are hereby cited to bo and appear before
the Judges of Ihe Orphans' Court to be held at
Sunbury on the first Monday of January next,
then and there to accept or refuse to tae the real
estate of tbe said John Stepp dee'd., situnto in
Lower Maiianov township Northumberland
county, containing tine hundred and sixty acres
more or less, which wan valued and appraised in
pursuance of a writ of J'urlion awarded by the
Orphan!.' Court of said county, or to show cause
why the same shall not be sold according to law,
according to the uct ot Assembly in such cases
made and provided. And hereof fail not .
llv order of the Court, )
j J. P. PI lt-EL. CU. O. C, S
Certified from the records of tho Court at Sun-
! bury on the 1 !th dav of November 1852.
WILLIAM B. KIPP, Sheriff,
j Nov. SO, 1852. Ot.
Estate of ELIZABETH MARTZ, Dee'd.
TV'OTICE is hereby given that letters testamen-
-A-' tary have been granted to tho subscriber on
i the estate of Elizabeth Mart-., dee'd., late of Shu
! inokin township, Northumberland county. All
j persona indebted to said estate or havinir claims
against the same, are requested to call on tho
subscriber lor settlement.
HAVIU MARTZ, Executor.
Shamokin tp Nov. 13, 1852. 6t.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
J A M KS li. F IDLE 11,
No. 1 2 Sonf A Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ciold Lever Watches full jewelled
Silver Lever do
Silver I.epino do
" Quarlier do
Gold pens und pencil and silver haldcrs
Silver Tea and Table Spoons
Bracelets, Breast pins Ear rings Ac.
All warranted and sold at prices as low as any
in the city.
November 27. 1852 tf.
CI MILLER beg leave to inform the ladies
j' of Sunbury and vicinity, that he has com
menced his business in this place, and is now
engaged in manufacturing, at his residence, in
the new building opposite J. G. Voungman, in
Deer street, all Xtnds of
LADIES ROOTS AND SHOES.
Also misses and children! ehoes cf every discrip
tion. Ji tiers for worl promptly attended to,
and all wore warranted to give satisfaction.
Sunbury, Nov. 27. 1852 tf.
CHAIN PUMPS A small number of these
excellent pumps havo boon received and are
ottered for salo by
II. B. MASSER.
Sunburv, Nov. C, 1853.
BOOKS! BOOKS ! 1
JUST RECEIVED and for sals a new edition
of PIKES ARITHMETIC.
ALSO, a largo assortment of Blank Dooks.
WM. McCARTY, Uookwller.
Sunbury, Dec. 4, 1852 tf.
lMERSON'8 ARITHEMETIC Noa. I. 3
and Porter's Rhetorical Rsader, just receiv
A and for salo by WM. MeOARTV,
Sunbury, May 1, 1851.-
ERESH Vanilla Bean of a superior quality,
iui rscsivsKj and lor sals by
Julv 81, 185?. H. B. MAMBR.
GEOHGE W-
VENITIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER,
No. 01 Arch Street, four doors above Second,
PHILADELPHIA,
CONSTANTLY ON MAN DAG ENERAL ASSORTM ENT OF
Wliich for style of finish and workmanship cannot be sur sssed. Wholesols and Retail
at tho lowest prices. Also TRANSPARENT WLNUOW fcHAlJEH AND HKEU BLINDS
WI10I.LSAI.E, AT MANUFACTURERS' I'lUCki.
UST MERCHANTS and others are invited to cull and examine.
Philadelphia, August 21, 1852 ly.
"A Venmj saved is a Penny F.a ned."
M A U V LK S B L A N K BOO K
MANUFACTORY,
And Job Book Bindery,
Market above Centre Street, Pottsville, Pa.
KLANIC Dooks hound und ruled in any and
every style, in the most durable and sub
stantial manner, with or without printed Heads.
Person in want of
Ledgers, llockcts,
lay Bonks, Minute Rooks,
journals, Letter Hooks,
Rlotters, Receipt Rooks,
Coal Lediiers, &c, &c.,
or anv kind of Blank Hooks, would do well to
give mc a call as I pledge myself to give satisfac
tion. Paper ruled to any pattern desired. Par
ticular attention paid to Binding all kinds of old
Rooks,
Bibles.
Godey's Lady Bonks,
Hymn TJooks,
Gleason'a Pictorial,
Micct Music,
Hhakspcarc's works,
Life of Chtist,
Law Rooks, Ac, ic.
Graham's Magazine,
Partain's Magazine,
Harper's Magazine,
Joscpbus s works,
Anv of the abovo or other books bound in fnll
gilt, plain or fancy to suit tho wishes of customers.
I would again cail the attention of my f.icndsand
customers, to the fact that 1 have been a Practical
Book Hinder for the last 18 years, and they can
depend on having their work done in the very
best manner, and do the work myself; I use the
best paper cV. material ; please give me a call my
charges are reasonable and fair, but there is no
dilliculty about prices where work is done satis
factorily. N. li. Persons having H.Wsthcy want Bound
can send them by stage directed to me staling, tho
the stvle they wish them bound in: I will do
them as low as they can bo done any where, caro
fully pack them up and return them; Also per
sons can send orders for Blank liooka by mail,
which will be punctually atlendad to. All work
done at short notice.
R. L. MARPLE.
Practical Rook Hinder,
rottsville, Nov. C, 1S52 Cm.
HERE IS YOUR REMEDY !
I I o 1 1 o w a v's O iiitnicnt.
A MOST JUtlACULOrS CLTti: OF HAD LEG?,
AFTKIt 43 YEARS' SirFFERI.Ni.
Extract of a Letter from Mr. Wm. Gal pin, of
70, St. Mary's Street, Weymouth,
dated May 151ft, 1851.
Pnifcsnr IIolloway,
Su,-At the ape of 18 my wife (who is now PI) muf.-ht
a violent c 'Kl, which telllt-d in her lt-ps, mid fvrr since
Hint lime ihey have b'-rn ni'.'rn or less sure, oiul preutly
iiiltjuird. Her Mrrmies were UisIrnclSig, and l'r months
tocjf'llier she whs deprived entirely of rest nnd sleep.
l-'veiy remedy that medical men mlvised wns Irii-it, tint
without effeet j tier health suffered severely, ami the slnle
of her legs w.s terril.le, 1 had often read your Adver
tisements, nnd advised tier to try your Pills nnd Ointment;
and, os a last resource, alter every other rsluedy hud pro
ved ueless, she i-onseiile-l to do so. !?he commenced, six
weeks nco. and. strtnure to relate, is now in 0"d lieidtb.
Her leirs ore painless, without seam or sear, mid tier sleep
sound and undishirhed. t'ould yoa Inn-e witnessed tin,
tuflcrutffs of my wile darniR tlie list S'i years, ami con-
trust Ihcin with her nrrsent eniovnieut of health, you
would indeed feel delialilful in having been Iho menus of
sj ffrennv attvialini! i lie sr.aerunr oi ii ieniw-eie.,in,c
(Siiii,) William gai.pin.
a pkrson 70 yeausof age cured of a
had leg, of su years' standing.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. Wm. Abbs, Burtd
er of Gas Ovens, of Husluliffe. near 7rui
dersfttld, dated ,Miy31sf, 1851.
To I'r.ifessnr Hoi.lowav.
Sis I suffered for a neri 1 of thirtv yenrs from r! had
letr, Ihe result of two or Ihree different accidents ot Gns
Works : accompanied liv se lrbutie svinntonis. I had re-
course to a v.nietyof mcdienl udviee, without deriving
any benefit, ond was even t .Id that Ihe leg must be Ampu
tated, vet, in opposition to that opinion, vour Pills nnd
Ointment Kuve elleeted n complete cure in so short n lime,
that lew who bnd not witnessed it would ereiin me met
(Signed) WILLIAM ABHS.
The truth of Ihis statement enn I verified by Mr. W. P,
England, Chemist, Kl, Market Stleet lladdcrsfield.
A DREADFUL BAD ISItEAST CURED IN ONE
MONTH
Extract of a Letter from Mr. Frederick Turn-
er, of Penharst, Kent, dated December 12th.
1850.
To Professor Hollowat,
Drab Sib, My wife lied suffered from llud Disasts for
more than six months, and duriu; the whole period had
the best medical Qiteudiiiice, but ult to no use. Having be
fore healed nu awful wound in my own lejr, by your un
rivalled medicine. 1 determined tinlu to use your Pills
and Omuineul, sad therefore cave them a trial ui her ease
and fortuiiuie it was I did so. for .u lei than a ini.ulli a
niMiYet cure was ell'eetcd, nnd the benefit that various oth
er branches of my family have derived from their use is
really astonishing ,,v stroiiglv ree. mui'-nt them lo
all my iriemis (Mtrueo) i ni.ii'h. i l ii. 1.11
The Pills should be used conjointly with the Ointment
nv'Slol the following enses :
D id Leps. ChieffO-foot,
Dm. I Hi easts, Chilblains,
Hums, Chapped hands,
Kuni 'lis. Corns (Sou)
Fistulas,
tiout.
Ghuditl'ir Swelling
Lutnlxigro
Piles
Rheumatism
Scolds,
Sore-thronts,
S re-heads,
Wounds,
lllteol JMoselie- cancels
toes V Sand-Flies, Contraeted nnd
C.co-hay, Stiff Joints,
I'lephnnliasis, Sire Nipples,
Stviu-disenses, Seurvy,
Tumouis, Fleers,
Yaws
Sold at the Establishment of Profess t Hollowat, SM,
Strand, (near Temple liar, London.) ond bv all respectable
linguists mid Dealers in Medicines throughout thu llritisli
Empire. those of the I niled Slates, in lloxesnt :)"Jc ,
?7e., und eU Stic, eoch Wliolesnleby Ihe prineipal Uruij
houses in ihe Union, and hy Messrs. Al). AD. Sands,
New Yoik,
t '?- There is a considerable saving by inking the larger
sizes
N. II. Directions for the puidauee of patients in svery
ilisoider are nlbxed to eu-li box,
October a:i, InSiJ, ly.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
AVILLIAM A. KXOHB,
OESPECTFULLY int'om-.a the public cener
ally that he has just received and opened
the beat and cheapest Mock ol
Fall and Winter Goods,
that has ever been brought to the county,
liis stock consists of every variety of
Dry (ioods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimers, Sattmetts, I estniss, uril-
lings, hinens, iiJiisiins, jeans, ana uii krnus
of Winter Goods. Also a snlendid
variety of Ladies Dress and laney
goods, Calicces, Ginghams,
De Laines, Shawls, and
every variecy of
Goods suitable
for Ladies
wear. Also, an
ettensive assnrtm'nt of
Silk, Beaver, Fur y Sluuch
Hats A large und u-ell selected
Assortment of Boots and Shoes oru
em ilfscriH ion ami size. Also, a large
assortment of Groceries, Such as Sugar, Coffee
leas, Molasses, Spices of all kinas.
Also a larire assortment of llardwara arid
Queensware, Fish, Salt and Liquors such as Gin
lliandy, Rum and Whiskey, besides the largest
and most general assortment of all kind of Goods
to be had in tha county.
All the above mentioned gooda will Is sold at
such reduced prices aa tliay can not txt got fur
elsewhere.
Country produce of all kind taken in sichange
at the highest market price.
Also, For sal a two horsa spring wagon and
a buggv.
Augusta twtji., Octohsr t, 1113. m.
ZIMERMAN,
AXOTHER LATE ARRIVAL OF
CI1KAP C(;ODS.
i rniLING &. GRANT.
IJESPECTFLLLV inform their customers
and the public, that they have just receiv
ed and opened the best and cheapest stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
that has ever been brought to Sunbury.
ilicir Block consists ot every varie'y of
Dry (loods, viz :
Cloths, Casnmeres. Sattincts, Vesting,
Flannels, Woliens, ijc.,
And all kinds of Fall & Winter Wear.
Also a splendid variety of
LADIES DRESS & FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Chintzes, De Laines,
Ee rages,
And every variety of goods snilublo for La- 1
Ules wear. ;
Also an extensive assortment of j
Cavs koii Men and Roys.
Also a largo assortment of (itlOt IKIICS. I
ffl Ull A 73
Sugar, Tea?, CofTfe, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also a lar?e assortment of
HARDWARE and QUEENS WARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also a trchh supply of
DRL'C! AND MKIlICINKS.
Resides Ihe largest and most general assort
ment of all kinds of goods to be had in this
place.
I tV Country produce of all kinds taken in ox-
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury, Iov. 13, 1S5S.
The only Title Portrait of Washington.
JUST PUBLISHED,
T. B. WKLCH'S MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON,
Engraved (by permission) from Sluari's only
Orinrirtr.l t, orlrf.il it, ll,.i A llmnullm l-li.lni.
'I
HIS superb picture, cnrravrit cmlcr lliu superintend-enc-
ol' TliO.MAS Sl'l.l.Y. Kso.. tlic eminent and
liiitlily girted artist, is the only c arwt likeness ol' Wash
tuatoa ever nuhlishixl. It h-ts been characterised as lite
gretitest work of iirl ever produced in tliis country. As lo
ns ttiteiiiv, we reo-r t" tlie leltcr of the oilopteil s.'ii of
W'nsliinc'toa, li:OR(.il-: WASlllNCiTd.N I'AKK ( l v
T1S. mio suvs, ojt ,g ., luitlifnl rciiresent.ttion ol the ec-1-climlcd
origiiial," und to I IIICF J;STIC1-: TAN KY of
the Supreme tourt l' the L'nited St.ites, who says, "As a
work oi ait its c.ee;Ii'iiee aiut licimty Hiust strike everv
one who sees it ; mid it is nu less hnnpv m us likeness to
the Father of his cainlry It wns my pood fortune to
have seen him in the Coys of ray bn-hooil, nmt his wb'jlc
ntiieara;.ee is yet str-'iirly iuiptcsseit on my memory.
The pottroit you have issucit nt).eiu s to me to be all exact
IKCU-SS, repiesenMiifi perlep'1- Ire expression n well ns
Ihe I'oi in nnrl feiilnres of the fuee.' And snysSKN ATCi,
CAJrt. it isn life-like representation oi the'ereiit nriuinol.
I ll ..rilllr..vr l ll.l.iMiint says, "the work appears to
mc lo n:ive nceu nomiujiny exeeutea anu cuaiientlv wl
thy ol Ihe natroineeoi the tmlilie
ftiys MAK C HANT
the eiuinesit pi.rtrnit i-niuter, and Ihe puiiil of Stuart.
"y,' ur print l" my miml is more remarknl ie thnn any other '
I Inve seen, for presentiup the whole tmliviiUnility of the
original poriruit. together with tbe noble anil dignified re
p se of air and manner, which all who ever saw aim con
sidered a inuiked characteristic of the illustrious man it
commemorates."
For Ihe crrr.t merits of this pielare we w uilj refer eve
ry lover of Washinelon to the portrait itself, to be seen at
ihe ollice of this paper, ami to the tellers of tlie following
Artists, Stntestnen, Jurists und Seholnrs oecompnnvintr it.
AIIT1STS. Marehaiil and Klliot, of New York'; Nea
gte, Hotlierinel, and Lnmbilin, of Philaileiphia ; Chester
llarilintr, ol" Hoslon ; Chatles Fraser. of Charleston, S. C;
and to tlie ndopteti sn of Washington, Hon. Ceorpo V.
I'. Cuslis. bitnself un artist. STATKf.MKN. IlisKxeel
lency .Milliard Fillmore, Major ticn. Winfiehl Petal. Hon.
Cicorpe M. Dallis, Hon. William II. Kinir. Hon. Pnniel
Webster, Hon. I.uiu Bod. Hon. Lewis I'.hsh, iloa. Win.
A. (imliani. Hon. John . Keimedv, Hon. It. C. Winthron,
I.I.. II. JLHIS'I'S.Hoii, Hope,; U Taney, Hon. .1.4, n
Duer, Hon. .lolin MeLean. Hon. liufns Choa'te. fi:lIOL
AUS Charles Fols in, Ks.j., the well known Iabrariun
of the 13 stoa Atheiieuiii, wiio says, "1 would rather own
It than uny painteit uopy I have evi-r seen l1. P, Whip
ple, Itiehurd Hildreth, lion. Kdw. l.verelt, I.I,. D , Jared
Simrks, 1. 1.. 1) , William II . l'reseott. I.I..D., Washington
livinjj, Kulph W. I'.inersoti, Ksq., Prof. T. C. I;t)hain, J.
T. Ihwller, Flta Ureeit llalleek, II W I."nclel .w, Win.
riihnoreSiuims; and FKOM KL'KOPE, Lord Tulfourd,
T. II. Maeauley, Sir Arehilsil.l Alison, Lord Muyor of
L'initon, &e. 4c. Ac. 'i'Hl-' Plil'.SS, throat-liont the en
tire Union, tmve wilh one voice proclaimed the merits of
Ibis superb eupini'iu.
To enable nil to p -ssess this vittuubU treasuie, it is sold
at the low ptiee ot .- per eopv.
Published by GFOHCF. W. nttl.DS,
N. W. corner ol Filill und Areh streets, Philadelphia.
D. D. UYF.Rl.Y,
Pole neent for the States of ljjs:crn Pennsylvania mid
llelawnre.
Tins Porlrrtit can only be nMuine.1 from MR. HYEU
LY, or fr ,m his duly authorized ncenl.
Arrnngeineiitv have been made with the Post OiTiee Pe
partmenl, tiy whieli copies of the Portrait can be sent to
any point, per mail, lu pen'eet outer.
(T- I'eis .ns by remittinir Fivs Doi.tsas to I). D. UY.
F.H LY, I'hiladelphia, will have a copy oi the Portrait sent
to thelli flee "I' Pos-au'e.
f" Miipuifieent liilt Frames, trot up expressly fr
ttiesc Pottiaits, f urnisheit nl the low price ol cm,uo each.
JUST ISSUED,
A MAIiNlFICKNT POUT11A1T CF
GENERAL JACKSON,
Engraved by T. B. WELCH, ESQ . after
the original portrait painted by T. SULLY,
ESQ. .
This I'.irtnut wil! lir mulch f.r tlie Wukhingl-m, and
ii in every rv.Mrt m well jr'l up.
I'lire S).(HI ifTPOJiV
I'liihulrtphiu. Oi-t. M
Address us iili'ivc.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
riMiU Sul'W-nUor Imviitg leatted the Vultio IIone, for
1 mcrly known an Amerit-.:' Jl'-nitv. n. 1e Sixth
ISirct-t, liclwceu M.irKt'l nnd i.'livmtuut Street, tut clmnid
the name! ol tlie sauiv to
THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Bepa fave to inform his l"ricnU and t hf ptiMic, thut Un
hon ne has iiintrT me n thioticli riMiUHicllim;, retviiiinit, re
painting and r(piipfriii?, fnun nt t it tn Uim mfiit. An en
lire new mittil ti luriuuirf, Iveddintr, iV ., Ve., hm hem
ppvciued In nn the nioat eek-liruU'd .Munmuctuiers in thu
citv.
From the rent ml lorfifion, nnd it? cle proximity to the 1
Railroad Depot, St''ainli 'Ul IjuhIuih IMacea nf Amue ,
mi'iit, Fiilii'iii:0tie Tie rough iHreit and lJiil)lic Sjuarci, it j
ofler indueenientB t'j the Mrrrhmtt vuiiing the city on ,
business. ihe Trnveller neekiitg pleannre, 'I'-t funiilies t
nnd renuili's viwiiin the pity, every tucility will It iift"ret,
ami every emntrt n-gaideU tu inuuu tutir visit ogreeuhle
find ph'anant.
A shart? nf the pnHlic natronuce reHipetfuMv solicited.
JACOU U. Id'.lIO. JAKKl) IUV1X,
Super intcndi'ii VroprietiMr. 1
Philadelphia, Sept. 4, IrOO Cm.
Fresh and Spiced Oysters '.
I A 1.U aeltltvl nt Northumberland, I am
new prepared to luniisli tresh and spi-
ced Oysters during this whole season at rtv
duced piiees. Yon can depend upon them
beiim fresh, as I shall receive Ihem daily,
(Sundays excepted) and when landed here,
Iney aro only 10 lion is out Ol nits shell.
All persons at a distance, w ho aie in wntit
of Ilia above article, can have them fcent per
dozen or sinale can by tuldreFsing
W. II. VICKEUV. at Bun's Hotel.
Northumberland. (Vl. 16. 152.
DAVID COOPErT
COMMISSION' M IS KC II A XT
FOB TUP. SAI.F, OF
Fish, l'ro isions,
.Mi. 9 JVbrtfi U'hnrt'rs,
rHXI.ASSI.rHIA.
Apiil 10. 18SS. ly.
I NK Boureau'a celebrated ink, and also Con
gtes ink for salo, wholesale and retail hy
Decamhar 2H, H B MASSER.
HANI) BILLS neatly printwl oa new typa
nromptlv axecutsd at thi asTu-a, A.s
Hanks, of all kinds on vupwrlor paper
Punhury, ft. 14, 19-
Valuable Property,
late the Estate of E. P. SHANNON, Esq.,
rrtliumbcrland
AT PPJTATE SALE.
rJlHE subscribers, Executors of the Es.ato
nh I J Vm I" lmi"""'. Ile of Ihe Urn.
miRh or Norlhumbeilnntl.onerat private suit-,
thefollowiui? valuublo Real Estaie, viz:
Lot No; 77, corner of Queen and i"-ou
Slieel, on which is erected a two story driolc
Umlditif, forme-ily occupied by the deceaseil
as a Store and Dwelling, and now occupied
at Mich. Theie are also on the lot two fiama
dwellitics. &-c
Lot No. 01. silc.n'.cd in Alaiket Street, on
which is erected a two story white Framu
' D.vellitnr, Sec, adjoining JohnTsggart, Esq.,
uci-oijim uy iiie. iviiuo.
Lots No. 09, 70, 71 & 72, silnale in Mar
ket Sirert, a two story while Frame Dwed.
linn;, occnpiiid by James Donly, and a liable
is i-recled on lols No. 69 k 70.
The undivided half of Lot No. 120, situate
on Ihe corner of Duke and 4th Slreel, oit
which is creeled a two story dwelling, occu
pied by Joseph McCallisler.
Lot No. 188, situate in Queen Slreet on
which is erected n two story while Frame
Buildinrr, occupied by John Burkert
Lot No. 60, situate at Noilhway and Wa
ter Slreels, on which are erected two Frame
Dwelling; and Stabling.', occupied by widow
Vanilliny ninl John Vundlini?.
Also tin? undivided fourth part of lot 166,
on which is erected a two stoiy Frame Dwel
ling, occupied by John Vandyke.
Also ten ucres of cleared land, adjoining
I land- of John IVshny. on thu East side of the
Susquehanna
about llneo miles below Uan-
villi?.
Also two adjoining vacant town lots, silu-
u,ei1 0,1 ,he -'umt'r of Second and Orange
is o.r. r. o. 6 1
Also four vacuiit lot on Third and Oranco
Slri-els, rinnibeipil in ihe? crnt-nil plan ol said
Borouyh, No?. 209, 210, 21 1 &. 212.
ANn four vacant lots f i mi I injr on Market
and Sixth Stroets, running East to nn Alley,
numbered in tho general plan of said Bor
ouch. Noa. 77, 78, 79 & 80.
Also four vnrant lots fronting on Orangn
Street, and numbered in ihe eeneral plan of
said Borough, Nos. 185, 186, 187 & 168.
The above property will be sold in parts
or paroeN to suit purchasers, on reasonable
terms. For furtlirr partit-ulars apply to John
Cake, Esq., at Northumberland, or to tha
subscribers.
ALFRED KNEASS. ) P,
THOMAS STKAWBMDGE. f tx "'
Northumberland, May 22, 1852. tf.
TAILOPJITCr.
JOHN V. MAR TIX,
Bl-JGS leave to inform his fiienJ and the pub
lic in smicriil, t'.int lie is prepared hi every
respect to inuke clothing after the most
Fashionable Styles,
and in the most durable manner, and his pricea
wiil be as reasonable as can be liad in Sunbury
or elsewhere, in cash or approved country produce.
lie will always have the advantages of the latest
fashion plates, and in addition to his acknowl
edged skill in cutting-, he will he assisted by the
direction of the most wicntilic publications rela
ting to tiut art, now issued from the emporiums,
of fashion in the United Stutes. An endeaor
will be made alwiys to have work complettd
when requiaed.
His establishment iss'.tiutr.tl in Market Square,
Sunburv, nearly opposite the Post Office, in the
buililing formerly occupied by Jacob Painter as a
hatter shop, where it will lie a pleasure to bun
to see his friends, and make such work for them
as is within the line of his business.
Sunbury, August 14, 1852. tf.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
J. V. OUEUTEUFFER,
S. E. Cor. Ninth and Maple Sis above Race
PHILADELPHIA.
INVITES the Ladies of the City and Country
to call end examine his splendid Stock oj
Trimmings, which has been selected with the ut
most care.
Mr. O. being enabled, from his experience in
the business, to take advantage of the wholesale
market, is able t sell as low as any other estab
lishment. Mr. O. was formerly principal con
ductor of the extensive business cf Mr. J. W.
Hurstmaii, No. 20-1 Chestnut Street, and his ex
tensive experience will be a guarantee of his
ability to do justice to his customers. His Stock
comprises tho following.
Silk, Worsted, and Cotton Curtain Fringes,
Binding, Tassels and Cord, Silk and Worsted
Ulind do. Silk, Woollen, and Cotton Hoisery,
(jloc, Combs, Brushes, Soups, Perfumery, Ac.
Woollen and Cotton Knitting and Darning Yarn,
Porto Moiinaics, Furnished Work lioxes, Brace
lets, and Fancy Articles generally. Call and
examine for yourselves.
Philadelphia, September 25, 1S52. Cm.
BRITTANNIA WARE
MANUFACTURERS.
rrIIE sniKCRIBEKS bavins just entered
S- into the above business in all its branches,
tuke this mode of culling the attention of Coun
try Merchants, and others to their NEW
STYLE and PATTEIiNS, also the quality of
material, as we flatter ourselves not to be best in
workmanship or material. The following, in
part, consist of our assortment:
LAM PS and Lamp Screws ; LADLES; Cas
tor Friines; HL'U PANS; TUMBLERS;
PITCHERS with lids; COFFEE POTS and
TEA POTS; Slop Howls; Sl.'UAR BOWLS;
CREAM CITS; BEER MEASURES; Cof
fee Hoppers; CAN DLKSTICS ; SPOON'S, of
all sizes; eve, Ac.
We will be happy to reccivo orders for Sam
ples, hv mail, at our place of business, No. 109
RACE ST., or QUARRY ST., above Second
st., PHILADELPHIA.
N. B. The subscriber still continues to man
ufacture Candle Moulds, Syringes, Surgical In
struments, &.c, at his old place of business. No.
109 Race Street, Philadelphia, to which I would
rail the special attention of Candle Manufactu
rers. JOHN CALYERLEY.
Philadelphia, Nov. 0, 1852. 3mo.
j " siiianjiAKE's
4 LI. EG H EN Y HOUSE, No, 280 MARKET
I il tsireet, above 8th, Philadelphia. Under tha
new arrunsemcni me cars which arrive irom
Pittsburg, Harrisburg, &c, will run to the New
Depot, corner of Schuylkill 5th and Market. In
order to accommodate the public we will always
hnvc our Coach at ll New Depot on tho arrival
j f (h0 cars to curry Passengers to the Allegheny
House, which is in the centre of the city. Our
! old friends will please ride down, and all who
wish to patronise a House with a Good Table,
Clean Beds, and accommodating assistants, wllj
i please rive us a call.
7'ernit, One Dollar per Day.
August SI, 1S52. Cm.
i "NVm. McCarty, Hookscller.
RESPECTFULLY "informs his friends and
i the public, that he ha removed his Book
j Store, to Market strset, to the house oecupuwl;
j hy J. Naille, Esq., Attorney at Law. neaily ps.
posita tha Court House, on tho north sui
1 whera keeps for sala constantly on go
' -.-nri.n-r.t r.t l.rtrtL- ami stalionarv.
For Sale A large new suivn wago St fr
t. 3 or I horses.
Sunbury, July t4. tfv
BLANK rarchroont Ppr I)ed, ,nd hln
Mortaagaa, Houds, Execuuoos, Summons
torn '
fcunhnty Awil . Ml .
MARRIAf.E CETiriCATES handsomely
iccuted ftr sal at this oflic, sinjta o
t,y tha doen.