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foreign "News.
v FRANCE.
TtETiRtMKST or Mr. Rives .Arrival of a
Bonaparte Princest from Florida. On May
2, Mr. Kivts, U. S. Minister nt Paris, had
private audience with the Kinperor for the
purpose or presenting his letters of .rocnll,
putting an end to his mis-ion.
. Queen Victoria hail written to the Empo
for informing him tif the recent addition to
her family. .
' A Paris paper says : The Princess Achilla
Murat, ho has very recently arrived from
Florida, had a piivate interview with the
Emperor on the Uthi'nsl. She tnnnicd the
Ideal snn of King Joachim July Mill, 1S2U
She has been a widow since his death in
April, 1846.
SPAIN.
Excitement .against Senator Sonic. From
Madrid, on the 17lh of May, wo learn that
the cabinet was not completed. Mention
w made of a contemplated journey of
Queen Maria Christiana, to Italyi
The Madiid correspondence of the Morn
ing Chronicle slates that the appointment of
Mr. Soule as United Slate Minister to
Spain had much annoyed the Court. Some
of I lie Journals recom.nend the government
Hot to receive him in that capacily, in conse
quence of what they term the hostility to
Spain. The correspondence adds there is no
doubt that any proposition for the purchase
f Cuba would be rejected.
it is asset ted that Marshal Narvaes had
been appointed to the Embassy in Taris.
ITALY.
MiZZINI AND THE FlHCATE Cl'NUKIlLASD.
Lombard y. The Sequestration Committee
has temporal ily suspended its opeiaiion, in
consequence of some concessions in favor of
the absentees which' Count Uuchbctg had
obtained from Radelsky.
Romb. Father Roolhan, the General of
the Jesuits died at Rome on the. 8ih May.
Naples. A letter in the Daily News, fioin
Naples, April 29;h, says: "A few days
since the U. S. fiiyale Cumberland sailed in
to the Bay of Naples. The police were ex
ciled beyond measure. Mazzini, said they,
was on board. Marine and land spies weie
placed in every direct ion'; the telegraph set
towoik; the officers from the Ciinibeihuul
narrow ly watched, and persons sent on boaid
to identify the ayi'.alor. After all, nobody
could find him. Much discussion ensued,
and at length some boldly asked the enptuiu
of the Cumbcitaud, lls M.izii.-i sailing under
the stripes and stars V 'Certainly not.' was
the reply, and tranquility was again restored.
Nevertheless, orders have been sent to'ilie
coast guaul to watch narrowly ni;:lil and
day. So Mazzini is still good cause foi
alarm."
AUSTRIA.
A Vienna letter of a late date says "Mr.
Foote, the American char d'affaires, who
has been here somo months, has not deliver
ed his cicdeulials."
There is a report that the Austiain Gov
ernment refuses to permit the remains of
Napoleon I.'s son to be removed to Franco.
A considerable enlargement of the city of
Vienna has been resolved on. The Emper
or's sanction to the project, which was i.-b-tained
on tho .4lh, had given great and gen
eral satisfaction, as house rent had become
positively ruinous. Tho extent of the t-nr-
I'ace which is to bo enclosed within the
vl'.U, is equal to 1ialf the area vovered by
the present city."
u GERMANY.
Fioposilions have been made by Austria
aud Prussia to the Gorman Diet for snpies
sioa of all the "Workman's Associations"
at present existing in Germany,
JOAQt IK THE MEXICAN ROBBER.
The Snn Francisco Herald gives a roman
lio account of Joaquin, the Mexican robber.
H iccently slopped on tho Salinas Plains,
and the owner of the house asking him, in
the course of the conversation, if he had
heard of Joaquin, the person addressed, put
his hand to his heart, mid wilh grave polite
noss and penetrating glance, replied
"Sir, I am that Joaquin, and no man takes
me alive, or comes within one hundred yards
of me, with these good weapons."
Without nny fuilher ceremony, and per
fectly iinexciled, tho robber went on to re
late the reason of his con luel in his late
career: he had been oppressed, robbed and
persecuted by the Amoiienns in the placets;
had lost $.10,000, been driven from a piece
of land, which ho was working with nn Amt-r-
hud been insulted ami
lean companion
grossly maltreated without justice ; had
been (lopyed and he was determined to be
rcven for his wrongs, four-fold, lie had
robbed many, killed many, and more should
snfTer in the same way. He appeared men
to grow very serious, and became excited.
Joaquin said that hearing a large rcwaw
was ollert d for his head or his living body,
ho rode, into Stockton, disguised, walked lei
surely around, with his scrape thrown over
his shoulders, reading the different hand
bills posted Dp iiboul town. Corning to one
of these, in a-public thorouhfare, where.
$."i0()0 was offered for his captuie, ho wroto
in pencil underneath : ! wiilgivu $10,000
myself Joaquin" and leisurely rode out of
the town.
Wiu.iuy Bhi'stv Land Claims. It ap
peals l hut a large number of widows whoso
second husbands having died, suppose their
laims to bounty land, on account of the
services of their fust hu'sbands, are still valid.
This supposition, it will be seen by the fol
lowing, is an error : .
Veaiion Office, Washington, JIui2., '53.
By a recent decision of this ottice, w i.loas
are not entitled, w ho have married since the
death of the husband for whose seivices she
claims land bounty, except those widows
w hose husbands were killed in battle.
Very respectfully, S. Coi.K.
For Commission.
SJJN TOR Y AMERICAN AND SllAljnjfWN A
NORTHUMBERLAND ,
Select School for Uiils.
Under tho Care of Miss E. Cnl win.
INSTRUCTION will be given in the ordinary
EnglUh Branches, Physical, ficienre,.. Al.,.
, - - -e-
2,MAGNiriCE!T Donation Baltimore, May
BP, Moses Shrpnrd, a rruh bachelor of this
city, of the Society of Friends, has donated
830,000 to bniid an insano asylum in the city
of Baltimore. Ild is still in the enjoyment
of excellent health.
The New Haven Journal desciibes a new
counterfeit ten dollar bill on thn New Haven
City Bank, so well executed as to deceive
almost every person. The plate is closely
copied, nml the counterfeit falls but little
shoit of the genuine in its execution.
Purine the slnrm Inst week, a resident of
Buffalo Valley, Union county, returning from
New Berlin, hitched hi team by a barn, from
which the roof was tHken ofT and catried
over their heads while they were beside it.
nui noAD Iron tN tiik Wkst -The Zanes
villu (Ohio) Cornier states thr.l tho neeessaiy
arrangements have been made for the erec
tion of a rolling mill in that place for the
manufacture of railroad lion.
Tub Stockholders of the ConnellsviHe
Railroad are to meet at Pittsburg on the 8th
of June, to accept or re ject the supplementary
chaiter passed by the Pennsylvania legisla
ture. Snranv Cucsty, Tens , ha voted foi a
subscription of 300.000 to the Memphis and
Louisville Railroad.
New Advertisements.
bra, Ueomotrv and Lanmimrn
A Session will consist of twenty two weeks,
Second quarter to commence on the 13th uf June!
Tkbsis.
Orthography, Heading Writing Com- '
position, (JcoaMphy, Kliirlish (ir.iniiiinr
and Arithmetic ,,rr quarter. . n,t)0
Withjiny additional English study, ."jil.OO
Algebra, Geometry, or Lnin;nagcs, f ft.uo
Music, Painting, nod Drawing, each sepcrale
and st thn customary rates,
ltefcrcnccs.
Dr. It. U. Ml'ay, Norlhumbc mini.
1). Tapgart, Ks-.,
Hon.. Joseph (Vry, Nc,v llerliit.
Kev. Dr. M'Kimiey, )M. Pres. li-.im,er Phil.i.
H. (!. .M'tiuire, A, M... Piineipal of Central
Institute,
Northumberland, May's I, 18,"i:t am.
S
I.ATi: ARRIVAL OF
tl Si
CHEAP
(lootls.
'TABLE MOVINU" IN PBl"SIA.
Tho Berlin coriespondence of the Morning
Ckronule, wiiliug on the 21st inst., makes
the following exlraordinaiy statement re
specting "lablo moving," which previously
formed the subject of a communication from
Vicuna, published in the Times ; "The pa
pers continue to give long details, from divers
quarters, of experiments made with the so
THE llETIIUSO SENATORS.
With the close of the Irtte session of the
Legislature, the leims of tho following named
Seuritois expiied. Names of Democrats in
Unties : ,
1. Philadelphia city Charles O'Neill.
2. Philadelphia county Tlwmus Forsyth.
11 Adams ami Franklin Thomas Cat son.
13. Cumberland and Perry Joseph Baity.
1.1 Blair, Caiiibiia, and Huntingdon li.
A. M'Murtiie.
16. Luzerne, Columbia, and Montour C
R. Buehateie.
17. Biadloid, Susquehanna, and Wyoming
' (Icorge Sanderson.
1(5. Mercer, Venango, nnd Warren J.111
Ilngc.
21. Butler, Beavei, mid Lawrence Archi
bald Robertson.
22. Alleghany James Carolhets
25. Armstrong, Indiana, aud Clarion
Christian Meyers.
Of the above districts, the lt, llth, 15lh,
21st, a'nl 02d, are deeideilly Whig, and the
2d, 13th, lflih, 17rh, lOtli. ami 25.h,"nre de
cidedly Democratic-. One of the l itter was
represented by Judge Meyers, Whig, during
ihelast Senatorial term ; but there is no like
lihood of such a result at the next election..
Should both parties, thru-fore, carry the dis
tricts next fall in which they preponderate,
the next Senate will stand 10 Democrats. 1(
Whigs, and 1 Native ; and should either
parly lose ono of its distiicts, the supremacy
in the Senate must thereby be given to the.
other.
STEAM OS THE St III Vl.kll.L CANAL.
We find, by the Reading Gazette, that an
other steam canal barge has been launched
ut Heading, designed for iho coal trade be
tween Pottsville aud New York, and that, in
fcitate of ADAM RENN, decU
TV'OTICH is hereby given, that letters testa
mcntary on the estate of Adam Ki-nn, Intecf
Lower Ayjfustij township, Northumberland coun
ty, dce'd., have been granted ly the Hot-isicr of
the above named County, to t!ic under-incd.
All person- having claims a.;iuusl said estate, arc
requested to prcs;-nl tl-.ein, duly niilhi-uticaled for
srltli ment ; nud those knowing tlii-iusilvcs indclt
cJ Ij make jnvincat. without dc!uv to
- ' MM UN fcN VDK1I, Ex'tor.
Lower Augusta twsp., May 28, 1S.')H. lit,
JiUin!;cr Yai';l.
r"ffHM suhserilnr would respectfully inform the
citii in of tiinilnu v, and Northuuil eiliind
and inlj lining conntii-. t'.i i! he Iiuh opcuod a
in the lot frontin ' oi Ciauberrv St., a short dis
tune East ol the Slrani Saw Mill, wliere he has
now a lare am unt id .tunc. P.i'nul Plan.-.
a!o J'ttuur lto.ird. nrd tilt oilier Ijourds and
BeiLu'iMi M imiiAi, such ns will lie wanted for
building p-.irp.iscs. A'.s.i a lare niiiount of
Shin'e.s on band, which will be sold from It fi up
to fS, accord i 1 1 1? to quality and size. Please give
u u call and examine our price' nud ijuauty.
N. li. Tanners who are in want of Miinglcs
will please cull as v.c will sell to von low.
' .1. E. l.RIU, Sup.
Smdiuiy, May SS, ISM. ly.
' SLAYMAKER & HASLEIT.
c I u.m ifi a Q owsit ,
rtll'-tl:ilt Mn cl liel . ' f III,
rilll ADSLPZIIA.
Hoard tfl..')t) per day.
l'!iila.,.May 28. IKjX
p ii li li si lid Mimiitci
TlLlltlNGr &. GllANT.
UESVECTKUI.LV infonn t'.icir ruslorncM
and the piihlie, that they hive just receiv
ed and ojn-iii d the best and cheapest stock of
Spring aud Summer Good3,
nl their store in Market sipiare, Sunhury.
Their stock consists of every varie'y of
Di'V (Jootls, vi :
Clolhn, Cnsrimercs. SnHiaels, J Vsiiijs,
Fluni(.ls, ll'utlens, 6.'c.,
And all kinds of Spring & Summer Wiji.
Also a splendid variety of
LADIES DI1KSS & FANC'V COOPS,
Calicoes, O'iigiums, Chintzes, De Laims,
Iterates,
And every variety of goods suitable for La
ilies wear.
Also nn extensive :tsoitmoiit of
Hats and Caps ton Mux and Buys.
Alto a large assortment of f, ItOt'ltl 1 T.S,
srcii a-j
Sugar, Teas, CinTee, Mulasse?, Spiers
of all l.ftuls.
Also a l;ir.n nKsortiuent of
IIARDV ARE and Q.UEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also a iresh supply of
nsrc.s ami Mi:tnriM'.f.
Besides the laroesl and most ceueral nssnit
meiil ol jill kinds of goods to be had in this
place.
t'tf Country produce of all khida taken in ex
change nt the highest market price.
8nnbinv, April 3d. ISM.
GH.B AT NEWS I
A Ni:w
CLOTHING STORE IN SUNEURY.
ELSiiEKii & CO.. rest ectfiillv nnnouiiie
to the ii.lud.itaiils of Norlliiiuilicihiud county
GEORGE Ar- ZIMKKMAN,
VENITIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER,
No. Gl Arcli Street, four iloors above Second,
PHILADELPHIA,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LINDS,
M i hi. h for style of finish nn.) workmanship rannot U siiri nssed. Wholesnle ami Rrtnil
t the lowest prices. AIo-rTHANSVARENT UINDOW t'HADKS AND liKED BI.1NDH
VII()I.11.1'., AT MAM FAcrt'ltKltS' PUICKS.
IV MrUCHANTS mid others are invited to cull and examine.
rhiladel.tiia, Anyusl 21, 182. ly.
Lite itntl Help Lite!!!
Ot a Motto.
N. THOIVIPSON
ri'.C i rt I.I.V infoniia his friends nud
llin public generally, that he has jusl re
ceived at his store, yi Munbury, l.elow Weaver's
Hotel, a birne, h'wiiUonic uud eheup assorluielil
of
SPWNO ANJ) summi:r goods,
coiisistiiig ill part of
)rv (iotnl?, W. :
Cloths, Carsimcrs Cabinets, Jeans, Drilling,
Muslins, Vest rugs, Linens, let.
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Muslin dc L-iins, I.aicns,
(Hnahams, Heroics, lli Us, lc
;uoc 'i:tin:s,
Siiar, 'IVas, ColVee, b'iee, iMolas-ses, Cheese,
Spices, I'ish, Salt, Ac., Ac., &c.
tin i a re,
Nails, Screws, l iles, Suws, Knives & Forks, fee.
ftucensware,
of vai ions slylcs and patterns,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A large assortment of Hoots ntid Shoes, for
men, women ami children.
Hits Cats, iVr., of Various sizes and styles.
Itesidcs a hirie nud general assortment of
fashionable ftoods. Call and examine for your
selves.
t"i?" Country produce of all Kinds taken in
cxlringe at the hiabest market prices.
Sunburv,4 mo. 31), JS53.
IK.
VtWVtX & It Alt ur.Tvs
Agrlcullnrnl Wnrrliotmc and Stcd Mort.
A'o. 1941 Mnrlrl Rlr,.l
Ihiladeiphia,
pnOL-TY& MKARB' Patent Self-Htmrpei,.
, 1 loutd" f nil .iies, riKl,l UJ hand
ed Subsoil, M,dn H,l onj J)l,l.MouM Ac
With Steel Extruding poiutm liar-Share, IJcach!
and other kinds of Casing for repainnn. Tho
F.niperor of liu-wia o worded for the atiiivn
1'lounhs, a massive (iold Medal, valued :i(10.
Also tlie I.AI.A r Mbll.VI, at the World's Fair
was awarded V. & M. lMouch, No. 40. rnlii-
vators wilh Double-I'oint J-olhed t-'trel Teeth,
which can be reversed, thus getting Double Wear
of the Common Teeth. Also, cultivators of all
kinds with Steel Teeth.
ISnin's Atmospheric Corn Planters,
'hums, Turnip llrills, .-j l to SB,
Corn thellers, improved lirnnl's Talent Fan
kinds, - Mills,
Hay and Straw Cutters, Garden Engines,
Hand Corn Mills, Wheat Drills,
Corn and Cob Crushers, Horse I'owers and
Gedd's Improved liar- Thrashers,
rows, Mowing and Reaping
Square and A Harrows, Machines,
Horse Rakes, Chain l'unips,
Grindstones, ready hung, Cattle Ties,
Dirt Scrapers, . Hull Rings.
Agricultural Furnaces, Talent Iron Snaths,
Ox Yokes and Hows, Grubbing Hoes,
Forks for unloading hay, Transplanting Trowels,
Man liny Hakes, ' Hay A Manure Forks,
Bow Fins, Shovels and Spades,
Apple Farers, (iarden cV Field Hoes,
Ox Muzzles, Garden Hukes in variety
Mole Traps, Children's Tools,
1'runing Hooks & Chis- Darling Scythes, m
sels, .-Snaths, with Patent
Saws and Scissors, Fastenings,
Iron Well Curtis, and Potatoe Hooks,
Zinc lulling foT Chain
Fum ps,
Also. Horticultural Tools (of every descrip
tion.) Garden and Crass seeds, for sale at the
lowest price, atAYholcsale and Retail.
Phihi. April lfi, lS.-i3.-Sm.
THE ItOAD TO IIEALTH !
HOLLO WAY'S FILLS. .
cunK or a WiJonnr.HF.r) liveu asd hw
1IUK(T10N.
VPp of a Letter from 71.-.. ?, fK. Kirkt.
Chemist 7, Prcscot Street. 'Liverpool) dated
6' June; 195 L
in, Yfflir Villu Hurl uintmenl liBCe ilfHi fcfi hffiliMl w
niir fulft lint hi' rntprii t.ny Modicinus fur nni years. A
euatotnei, fi wlmm I rim refr for nny eiiqmrie, itwir
nictiitft vii know tlie nitu iilnr of her cntw. Hhe liaif
hevn troiille fui veai wild i1iMried User mid Imv
iltLeftiin. On (he fart o-caiiiH, bnvver, tht viculenitof
tlic iittm k wnw n tilttrminrr, nml 0ie uifiiimmtrtin mt in to
..vcnly, thtit lUwhtii wurn ftntrnnitwl tf her ivH being
able to Intff up iMttt.-r ft ; inrtunatelv h win induced la
try )-ihh Fill, ntwl ntic hti-trinn mo tlml orter th fint( itd
cuvh B-iw-crUiiijc J mi., ft.c fmtl grwtt rdifrf. Slir nmi mued
t'i ttikr itn-in, iiih) ntilnttiitU i!io iiFtl ittly ihree Duw,
li now in thu Mi? -yniPiil nf MflWt liwHh. I cnild hBT
ntm you nruiy rm, I ml tli nUive tioiii the KVicmTT OF
tR attack, mvt Uv. srKFitY cure, I think, tpenht muii u
favor of ymir tjnhinK Till,
AN ICXTll A ' r-TAR v cmt? nitKUMA TM
KliVl r., ) V VAN UIKMKN'H LAiHD. m
Coptf of a J.:;cr inserted in the Hobart Town
Courier t nj the st March. 1351. 6w Major
J Wakh. ' 9
Mar-itrt M'C imiln. niupteftn vrars t( ne. resictinf at
J-l-w 'I'owii, li.nl Ihh'ii puil.'tinp ir'v'in ti vi'l.;iit rlieuinalHr
l. vrr lor i..wio.ls .h iw i moullis, winch Imil eiilireljr do.
pnvwl li. r i t iho ,.f h-r liiiilm , during tins period she
w is iin.l. r tlic niro of the u, , rniincut nietliil men l
llouut 1 .i n, and by litem Iut miie warn iinuidered hope
i .' A"'1""'' I'WvuiImI u,mi ,..r w i,y ll"llowiiy's eels
Urinal ',iu, whif-h he r .nrn im-d .. ilu, nud in an lucradir
.,, i.in-r u, umroipy . Un lrd a (.cifert cute.
II HI-. OF A l'AIN AM) TIiH I-I SH IV T1IK.
CUKST AMI STOM ACH i' A PEIlON
H YK.MtM OK Alii-:.
Ti-om Messrs 1'hcw if Son, 1'ioprielors of tht
Ljnx Advertiser, who can vouch for tht
fullaicing statement. .Ixgti.il 2nd, 185 1.
T.i I'nitVrs. r lti'TxowAY,
1ik. 1 (ti-..irr it. twir tf-stiimily l-i t?ie K ind etTtrtl ofr
ll.ill.iway's l-illn. Tor soise yi-ios 1 iiidcivd scveicly Irom
u iin and it-htiicBii in tin- lini.u-i wtiii ti w:ii iilso sccouv-IMinti-il
hy n Hh.irtiK-r-ii of lirc-itll Ihul -frveotcd m fnira
wiilkiut! till 'lit. 1 am H .-tn a nl' tir, toitl i.otwilliflUiiMliiiy
inv uuviiiH-rtl ulntc of life, lliew- Til's Itnve so lellcTed mi.
-Int I tun itc.irutis li.l others vh-uiUl ho made at-timintef
wuh Ihrir cirliiM. t nin ninr rrmlen-tl, by llirir mesn
ciiii-uatil rly ni-tivc. mill cini t:ikr f.Trrcisf without iucun-vi-iilrni-e
or i.-iiii, winch 1 C'ulil ll-t do iK-f-irr.
(Signi-il) IIKMIY COK,
N-irlli stieot, Lynn, Norfolk.
These celebrated Pills are vondeifully effua
cious in the following complaints.
I rugs.
i'ainls,
(ilass.
Oil, Wiiitlou
f Toxs rrench zinc white.
10 tons l'uie White Lead.
lOtlO Ilexes Window Gluss.all sizes,
Superior rol:isli,Jop:il,t.'oach ,I.e:ith- 1
er iV Iron viirni-h. while Demur varnish for China
(iloss, wilh a general assortment of fnvh and jiurc j
MlUt.lS AND Mi'UK'INES.
Al-:i all tl-.e P.it-it Medicines in gi-licrat use,
warranted reiuiiiie.
('olimd and Kiiiinilcd Glass, Ac., fee., fir sale
very low at
A I.FIU-.I) V I I.T i: E P.f ' F. U'S
Uriirt and Puii.t Mo:e, No. 10'J .N. 2nd Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Physicians and Storekeepers atipiilied (ioods
sent to nnv of the Hotels or Depot -i free of charge.
Philu., May 2H, ISo:!. ly.
mid the piihlie in ceiier.il, th.it tin y have eom
liiciiccil n new t'lotliiii Store in Sunluiry l'a.,
oppotiile the Po.t O.iice, adjoinin-; Mr. Slioh's
saddli-r lion in Market Street. Thev lire just
oj-eiiiui; a splendid assurli-.u nt of f.ishioualile
Spring atiJ Siuumcr Clctliin?;.
( oiisii-liiii; in part of
Cloths, Cissimers. Nit'i i'tt, Linens, Chnlad
and Fancy Cluth Pants and Cvats.
ALstl, A fine sujiply of Silk, Satin and other
Vll3.
ALSO A LAIKJR ASSOlIT.MENT
t)f alT Kinds of Hats and Caps, .Shirts and
I'ollurs and Genllcinen's fnrni.-hiii;;
(ioou's in general.
All of which will he sold cheaper than cheap
nt the lowest cash prices.
The pnlilie may rest assured that nil Clotliin;
thev hoy of our Store is made up well. :h o ie ol
the lirm is a practical tailor and our wh de .'S.i.-k
of Clothing is made up l y ourselves. lur adhe
ring to the cash prim iple ami our extended ac
iiiuintaiice anioiiK .New York and Philadulphi.
Importers of f'l-ith en.ihles us to sell very cheap.
Gall and Sic ; A'o char-.-c for looking; at our Goods.
Our Assortment is always kepi up us we lire
constantly petting fresh supplies.
Sunhuiv. Muv 7, lKoX
J. E7. GOULJJ,
(Succcf S ir to A. l-'ltJ T.)
S'o. 6i dies mil Street, Stenim's Building.
PniLADEirillA.
ITtXTENSIVE Ml SIC pfUl.tSllEK, nml
u - Dealer in .iin.-lcal lusli uiiieuts ol every ue
seriplioti. Exclusive Ayent for the sale of llnllel, Davis
CV ( lo's lost-Ill) P.1TKNT SlSI-l.XSlON IJllllltiK
.ilolitiii aiiil other
PIANOS,
L. Giltiert's lioudoir Pianos, Melmleoiis, Martin's
Guitars, Harps, Violins, tSui;i:r Ml sic, Mi sic
Ii.ious. i-., Ac.
Kciidcutsof the country will ho aiftiplied hy
in, 'it or otherwise with any music they may
wii-h, at as low rales as if purchased in person,
liming one of lha largest stocks in ihc United
States, I feci confident nf satisfying all who may
fevor me with n rail or order.
Dealers in Music supplied ciysAe most liheral
terms. Pianos lo let. recond-hniuf Pianos for sale.
Philadelphia, April II, 1S.V). ly.
ft' this advertisement should meet the eye of the
petilleman, (a justice of the Peace, I heleive)
who Ik -spi ke 1 copy of Ilinu's Justice, and 1
Magistrates Docket he is informed that tho
Hooks have lieen ohtained and are ready for de
livery ut the Uook Store of W.M. McCAKTV.
Sunluiry, May SS, 1S5:. tf.
t()MK persui has pot a liinl volume, the
whole consistiun ol ciiiht of the works of
i William Shiikspeurc, small "4 mo. two front
I plates. puli!ihcd ill 1:J0 hy Mct'arty cV Duvis
i hound in red cloth. The' person having it is
a liial trip made on Ti.ursd.iy las', it o,ked I retiuesic, to renin, ... or can .,o
I J l C......O votnnies.
wboli! ' faculty of jurists" operated, and in
ciylit minutes set a not wood table on the
laitl, and this so rapidly that the gifillemen
of tho hat became giddy in their efforts to
follow the movement. At Vienna, 'tho fluid1
communicated itself to other articles of fur-
nituie, which all twisted and turned as if
moved by hands. Being somewhat sceptical,
t last ni"hl assisted at nn experiment nt the
house of an eminent scientific, man. The
party consisted of soma twelve or fuuiteen
persons. Six of these, three or the oilier
sex seated themselves around a sliyhtish
mshoaanv table, standing npon a tripod le?
with cistor. The chain was formed by the
h.mls of all being placed flat on the table
iH linnds beinr
nJ IHO lliuo iius -
crossed over those of the persons silting right
and left. Those outside tho ring, having
marked the bearings of tho room, as well as
the original position of tho table legs, with
chalk, carefully watched the operation. In
less than II minutes, a jerking, oscillating
movement was perceptible-then a cessation
-laen a few more jetks to Hie left and right
then commenced a slow rotatory nnd
somewhat pr-giessive motion to the right
and northwards ; .this in a few seconds was
f..u-ed bv more rapid motion, which obli-
Ced ,;the chain" to stand np and follow the
.mflnt. until at last the table spun round
. ,h same double direction, with such ve-
locity as compelled the chain to relax their
. .. ...i... ii. hih c. after hall a uozen
ftOldi win-" - , .
mained stationary. It must be oo
served that the experimenters sought by
....nre lo impede tho rotatory motion, and
, fn.ciblv that not only the castota in-
dented groove, in the floor, but : Iho flat slab
r iUn unscrewed and would havelallen
from the .tern, had it tjol been supported by"
...f iha party. A second trial was made
. r.u. minutes later with the wma rewlts,
Ll with this difference, that the effect was
,ot prodoceJ until the expiration 01 n mu.
ut." , , .
' Dcamo th last eight week, the popula.
,oof Keokuk, lows, ha. increased about
3 500, many in the .uburb, Le tn tents,
"wVcb extend ' nul ,1Uttr" . .
well. This boat is of 1G0 tons burthen, in
iddition to the weight of the engine. She
is a Loper propeller, and is 100 feet hint', .
171 feel wide, aud 8 feci depth of h dd. A
pit asm e" barge, owned by the Navigation
Company, is also on iho stocks at Heading,
to be altered into a steamer.
Theie were previously ono or two steam
canal boats running on the Schuylkill Navi
gation, whose 'nps have given entire satis
faction, and the Gazette pronounces the ex
periment of using steam poweiou this Cuiuil
to have reached fueccs Wo are glad lo
hear this, for the introduction of this power
ful agent upon tho- Canal cannot fail In
effect a great change in lh transportation
of coal fioin the mines to the seaboard cities.
All things have ol luto years conspiied lo
prepare the way for the success of Ihis ex
periment. The invention ol Itia l.oper pro
peller obviates the objection, ulways deemed
so forcible, that the wave caused by the
paddles would act injuriously upon, tliu em
bankments of the Canal. Meain must .be
come generally in use oii the Schuylkill line
some lime before its introduction on oilier
canals, owing to the competition in Iranspoi
laliou of coal.
V.L McCAKTV, Uoekseller.
Suubiny May " 18M.
'Kuivkii, Eureka."
WE HAVE FOUND IT AT LAST.
VllW fir the little ones. V'hv will parents
waste hours and d.iys in fruitless endeavors
to cct perfect pictures l( their children and alter
all pet nothing hut a poir, iniseralile caricjtuie 1
Wc would sav, come to our
KCLI,S()IR UALI.KRY
WW"
aud we viil puariiiile to make you a perfect
picture, by our l'l.MTUO ( iiimihl procu.-i,
that works in from K to S seconds.
We defy any Dauerrean ill Philadelphia or
elsewhere, to eompete wilh us, us wo arc me
invenlois, and the process is ued only in our uil
fereut i stalilishmenfs in New Kni?laud and the
Middle States. For picture' ol adults, tho sliver
medals we have received fioin the American
Institute, New York and Franklin, Philadelphia,
to-'ethcr with the numerous premiums from
t'ountv Kairs, is B'.iHiciciit prtiof that lln-y are
the A's rtiin I'llia of peifeelioii.
We would cull puitieular attention to our
Talliotypes Daguerreotypes lis till.
D. I en i ivs v I n,, ton I iiestniii street
Philadelphia. Main street, opposite sile Ilaiup-
h-n 11 nue, rspriugticiil and l.ollins lluilillug,
Weslfu-ld. Mass.
N. H. Cur eslahlihnieiit is illiiiiiinated hy
the brilliancy of our Pictures by Day, and hy
I'lnltssar Ilur.srfuiil n hnjelij Jaaijn ly jyW.
'Come und see.
Phila., May !JS, 153. I. v.
Hobby Horsej, Cliildren's Piopeilors,
Gigs. Coaches, Barouches, &c.
Maiitif.ieturcd wholesale and retail by
B"JSH1T3L-L TTTLL,
A'o. Gl LOCK Street,
Philadelphia.
Orders throneh the mail promptly executed-
Phila., April 'J, 1S33. Iv.
Centre Turnpike - Uoad.
IHO Mockholdersari- hereby notilicd lh.it ai.
Lleclion for ulliccrs lo serve for the ensiiiinj
year, will be held at tlie House ol imam
X'lreeter in NurlhuinlK-rbind, on Monday, the
lith day ol June, between tho hours of 11) -I. M.,
and 3 P.M. :
J. K. Pill KM l.f.,
.'resident.
tjiril 30, is:3. (it.
WILLIAM PERKINS'
(lenllemens Fashionable
CLOTHING HOUSE,
So. 231 Clusnnt, third dour leluie Lipitlt st
Philadelphia.
AS on hand s full stock of French and
I English Piece (ioods, which will he made
to order at the Shortest Notice, in the Latest
bitvle, FOll CASH.
Phila., April U, 1833. run.
' Em iHwium ol' I'a!sioii
And Centle;iien's i'tirnijLing: Goods-
.KM IX V. M vn s ix,
HAS i;i:Ci:iVI'.D at his establishment, on
Deer street, one door n.irfli of C J. llruuer's
law-office, in Sunluiry, the most
Splendid and Faihionahle
ASiSUHT.MKNT.Ol' GOODS
for gentlemen's wear, that has ever been offered
in this place. His stock consists us a great
variety of
CLOTHS,
.Imang vhirk arc superior lil'irk, 11 row
Cnen, Olive Clare, Belgium Cloth,
French Cloths. Russian black, Scr.
BLACK A,l) BROWN CASMMEKKTS,
Mark plain ihe-s!;in Catsinurcs, Summer
and Winter Cassimerrs, ifc.
VESTINGS,
I) lack Satins, (a rich article) excellent Marsciles
Hull', While, (l'iured ami Plain,') Figured
llreiiadiue, supeih Watered Silks, nml
SUM MICll (iOOI)S OF ALL YAUIKT1F.S,
Tweeds, Linens, Cravats. Hose'try, Plain and
Fancy Triiniiiiniis, Cciitleineu's Collars,
Suspenders, Ac, Ac.
Call and sec his assoiluicnt of goods. He
challenges inspection, uud politely invites the
public lo lest their quality by pr.icurim the liesl
and ncalest coats, pants, vests, &c, ill the coun
try (V" A few journeymen tailors can find im
mediate situations at tins cstulilislimenl.
Suuhury, May 81, lS3:t. 3in.
ANoTHF.lt liF.Vol.UTlON
In the Drv (loods Isusiuess.
J. F. & I. F. KLINE,
Ri;sPF.CTI''l'LLY announce to their friends
ami tie public in ncncrJ, that they have
taken lliellld Stand, in l'p r Augusta towli-
S ill iorllllllllleri.lllo l-o.uuj., I a., iwih.i-mi in
copied by Isaac t.allipliell
NOTICE
To Merchant?, Travellers and Others
Throughout the United Stales,
Alexander L. lliekey Co.,
THKiu:r..vT woiti.irs i-.Mit I'tift: .vr.D.vt.
. TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
A'o. I4S Ci.m(f Street, ( Front of Jones' lintel)
Philadelphia.
4 I!K now prepared locrbil.it to the Merchant
- nud 'J'ravellers one otie largest and nios'
improved solid Sole Leather Spring Trunks ever
ollired fur sale in thiscily, together with a j;eu
eral assortment of every kind of Trunk which
can pos.-ihly be imagined, running in price from
two lo thirty dollars. Also, a splendid assort
ment of 1. allies' Dress Trunks, llonnet Uoxes,
Travelling Salchids, "alise Triiulis, Carpet -and
Leather Hags, Hand Coaches, (iii;s, Ac, Ac,
nil of which wc are prepared lo sell at reduced
prices. Wc respectfully invite- a call from the
Merchant or Traveller to examine our extensive
assortment before purcliasiiii; elsewhere.
ALLX. L. HlflvKY A CO.,
No. 14j I. iiesuut Slrect.
Phila., April 9, 1S33 0m.
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
lMI'or.Tr.f.S AN1 PKALKRK IN
French -MillinerY (loods,
No. 45 South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
HAYINO received hy late arrivals a largo and
well selected assortment of
SPUING MILLINEHY GOODS,
arc now prepared to oiler their customers, at the
lowest market prices -
Glace Silks for Itonnets,
Fancy Donnel and Cap KiMwins,
French and American Artificial Flowers,
Crapes, all colors.
Fancy Nets and Laces,
Toirclher with every article appertaining lo the
Millinery trade.
March 12, 1853. 5m.
Asm Propsy Inflammation
Amliina lys.:atury Janntic
llili.iiis C'mi'liiials l".i yiiii-lii l.ivrr Cora-
iil telies on Uia 1'eiiialr Irrrga pluiiils
l-kiu lariliff l.iiiiilci
H iwel CoinpUiints Fibers ol all 1'ilcs
Culies k iuits Illiuumntivm
Counliintion of F'rls llutfiilioll ol'
Ihc ll.iwels - Omit Vrm
Conininiiili'iii Ili-ril-nclis ScorfnlS. or
Deliiliiv InJiesii hi King's Kril
S.re '1'iironls Si'ine mid Grave! SeroiKlarv
Tio Doiil.iitrcux 'J'liinours Symptoms
t'locra . Veni-rral Affections AV'unnsof all klnr1
Wealoli-ss. frian wli.ili-ver p.-iiisb A-r., Ac.
P'llil nl the- Ksinlilisliinellt of I'rolcssiir irm.r.rWAV, lf,
?lrnml7 (nrur Teliil llnr, I.--lid ) nnd by aH rrslctalil
OriiimuU mill Lleuli-rs in Mnlii-ittrs throughout tbe Uritisb
KlilHn'. St ih nf Ihe I'liilrd Guiles, in iioxes at 07Jc,
f-7c, nnd 3oc. pncli Whotesslr hy the principal Dnic;
hoioti in the I jii in, and by. Messrs. A. li. & I). Sasds,
ev V.. ik,
IV Tilers is a e-msiikrntile saving hy taking Ilia larger
s'lZrS
N'. H. Direeiinns for tlii Ftiiilnncs of patients ia svery
ilis-inler uri; nftixi-d to f-n-li U.Jt.
Ucli.lier tfj, 1-54, ly.
Hook Agents "Wanted,
In every County in the United States, to
canvass fur the following; works, to
whom the largest commissions
will be paid.
VicrouiAi. IIisthht of Tns WoT.Lfl. from the earliest
nues I- l hp present time Thrcr volumes in one, eomnriftne
I'nrtl. Ancient History. I'art 9, llintory of the Mul.il
Ai:rs. run J. .Mi ilcrn History. Ilv John Frost, 1
I Aiitli T ol Pi -l-irial History ol the i nitial Stairs, I'uHo
reil l.it'c uf Wiist.iiitnii, Ac., ftr. New EUitiiai, with ad-(lili-
ns unit c -rreclions hy the Antlrir. llliistiateit with
nver live htinilred etiirnviiiir9. from drawina liv Crooins.
lleveretix, nnd otlii-r ilisiin(i-.iihhi-il Artists. This worts
c-iHttuns over 11(10 Super K":il octavo pnpes, and over
"SU tiin-r illtistrutioi tli.-in Imve ever been engraved for
nny tliswiy in this cnaisry ; it is tiaudsiHoefynnd suhstsu-.
tiutiy hound in euiti.i- laoriicco, gilt back. Frice,
Oiikat I'.vmcTa ix Monitnx Hutort. By John Frosts
Comprising tlie Hi.n-t reimnkiil'lu lliscoyeries, Conquests
Kivi'iiitious. Grent Buttles, nnd other ThrHliiifr hicidente,
ehii-llv in l-lurope nud Aincrn-u, fioin the connnencrmsHS
of thefixti-eittli Century tolhe jireseul tune. Kmtiellisfied
wilti over 5C0 eiiffruvilis by ' V . t'ruiiie and other eminent
artists. It c.iutuuis over uu Royal oelnvo piiffei, sisl nl
a uuue clorwl map of the W.nM -Jox-i-i, Willi side maps
nf riitiloruiu, Uu-g Huug-iry. Ahstriiill Uoiniliions, Vo
ll'iiuid in eiulx issi-4 moiocco. gilt stick. Price, &3.UO.
TIIBU.1.IN3 AnvsNTCsn AMnxo Tiir Imiuns. Uy John
Fri'SI, I j. 1.. 1. C'.Miipnsiuf; I tie in. -si re-ii-ukiible rermaial
Narrulives ol events in tlie eiuly Inilnin ars. as well as
i.f lui-iiti-nls in the recent luilni-. I lollitilita ill Mexico uud
T.-xus. Iltio-lrnted with over :JIK) l-lucruvings, from designs
by V. Croine. nnd nttier iiisliuL'tiinlied artifcls. It contains
over AiK pages Oeltwe. b-.iuul 111 lliorocci gilt baclt.j-
l'rireSl.?.V
Sketches nr I.ifr DCiiAScTen
. Arthur.
l-'i.V IN thk Whkat. This destructive in
sect ha. already cum.iienced its ravages in a X1IE tllEU'EST, THE MITCST AD THEBEiiT.
no.liou of the county. 0 have advices from
several gentlemen in the upper and low er pot-
lions of our con illy, v. ho give noae.euuiils aud
mako no mention of the fly. In tho middle
purl ion of Iho count)-, and in Buckingham val
ley,' it is particulaily destructive. Bucks
County Democrat.
Tn e Wit bat CnoroF Lancaster anb Dai'-
fiiiN Coi-ntiej.-TIio wheat crop of Lancasler
county will nol bo above one half an average
yiold lhi season, owing to tho extensive rav
ages Of tlie fly. oomo neius are nieiuy uc
stroyed, and tery few hao entirely escaped
This.appaier.lly, has all happened within iho
last two week. The Ilarrisburg Reporler
says there will only be a thud of a crop in
that county, owing to the fly.
A LUMf of gold ijuarli was found about six
miles above Columa, weighing over on hun
dred pounds. Al least one-thud ef it was
supposed to be puis" gold. .
Kxccllence and Jleauly comlilneil,
BLATLCSE'S
Model Spring Style Hats,
D TNKOl'Al.I.KD hv anv others in all that
B J can lender satUfacliitii to the Wearer.
(Jive them atrial. The Very l'ine.-t Mollskin
II its for 3,.r0 j .Second tu.ilily, very line, 3,1(0
Thud Quality, a (-ainlul aiinle, i.Oil. All lliese
aie wurruiiuid.
Model Hat Hlore, Nj. 41 North Pill fttrtel
riiilaililpliia,
IMiila., April y, lS.'il Cm.
''BLANK KOTEfl, waiving the rtemplion
Jiff law ol $JUU, lor sale. by
T
April S6, 1851.-
H. U. MASSER.
"TMUKELLAS, Parasols and Fancy Fans,
J just received and fur sale hy
0EDER OF DISTRIBUTION.
1III' Judgment crcdilois aie hereby nolilicn
that ihc nionics nrisiiit; upon I lie sale ol
Heal Kstu-.e of ilenrv illiclm will l-c ilistiiliu-
tM sceording to priuiity uf Liens, on Moim,
the i!3d d.J l Muv, lf.'3.
J.1HI.S U1..1I1U, liotllj.
Prolltoni tary's lllliee. I
Sunbury, April 30, lsa l .11. V
COME AKD SEE
The Sew and Splendid nss irtiaenl of
SPUING AND SUM.MKU GOODS
Just received aud for sale lv
Sunbury A pi 'JO, 'S3. I. V. TK .N EK li CO.
HURNINCi Fluid, Caniiibine, 8iierm Slid
- W hale Oil, While Lead, Linseed Oil and
Turpentine Jusl received and for sale lv
n'.i u.. II TKNKkiCO.
DUIIUUIJ , ... " J . -1 " - '
Bunbury, May U, '63. TENER Sl CO. sfHOLAGOfil'E. An excellent remedy for
. I J .i.. ..... nr v.v.r .nrl Aviu. iuat received
YrKmxo FLUID and self sealing En- ...s for i, by - I. W. TENER cV CO.
' lopos, just roctuved siul for sals by Bunbury, M
it ( 'o., tiuil have just
inru.-il from riiiluilclnlii.i, and oiiened
.-7 .Yew mi l SjdX'li'l . l-mort innut of -Sl'lll
N(i A XI) SlMMI-lt fiOODfi,
Cotisistiiij; in pail of (Mollis, ('usuimcrs, Sat
liiielts, I, incus, I 'lu cks, aiul all kinds of
Summer Wear. .
Also a splendid assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods,
'alicocs, (Jinunains, l.awus, ller.nje de I, allies.
Alpacas and SV.awls.
Also a fu-sh supply of dii u -l ti'H f all
kinds,
Hardware and ( Jueensware, Prttgsaiid
Mi ilii iiu-K.
Also a l.nce asMiiltiu ul of Hoots and
siih's. suiljlile for Mtu, Woiiu'ii aud
t'liililieu. M ils and C.ips, such
us Panama, Straw, lil:n leaf
and other II. its. .all,
fhet-se, vVc. Call
and See.
Cheaper than the ' 'heapc.-t,
All of whiih will l sold for ca,a, or in ex
haiigc for euuntiy PjikIucc, al tin- liihc-4 inatket
price.
I pper Auguna, .-t. jin:it', iwj.
UWIMi hn-alcd Unnscll pcrmaiisuu, w.
Muiibttry, oilers his professional services to
the Town and Country, oluce, corner ot
Market streets f formerly UUCe-rapo oiii,i
h0 may I found unless protessionaliy eugag- u.
Kunbury, April a, I""- "
Cla's -Fixtures 05 Lauips.
HENDRICK, HORNING & BROTHER,
So. 221 Sorth '2nd st. above l ine,
I llll.AUI I.Vlll V.
MAVINOhad many years pructicnl ni-tni-km'K
in the business and as all work sold
by us is manufactured under our iuiiiir Jiatc super
vision wc are enabled tooll'er to purcliuacr suicri
or articles in every branch of ourtrado upon the
most favorable terms. At our store may be found
in every variety and style ef fiiiisli CJaa and
Lamp Chandeliers, Pendants, side lirac;cts for
Halls, Churches, &e., 'J'iib IaeunvKu Vixt
Oil I. ami-, Also, Fluid, Lard and Oil Lamps,
Seriaudobs, llofjuer holders. Parlor, Ni'bt qnd
Reading Lamps on hand. Lamp Ulassrs, Clobes,
Wick Khadcs, &c.
All ier irai r. nitrtl or no suit.
Factory No. HO Noble street near 4th.
Remember Store Silst 2nd slrect, next door to
J. Stewart Dcpuy'a Carpet stose.
Phila., April 2, IR53. 3m.
v
An iM-tuvo volume a oret list nnpes biniultfutlv illuitrnlnd.
tied b mini in the best lnglisli muslin, gilt back. Price,
S-J.IHI.
I.ioiits Shdov ov Rrl larr TtyT. . ArtTisi
Wiihna nutiilii-ipriiplrjr and orirait of the author. Over
IMsl vit?i-s oeitivo, Willi tine-tinuil errcruviiifrs. lloand in
the iiest Inigtinh iiiuiiiiif gilt bacit. 1'iice, 9-i.UO.
n,.i tixv tiatis rnoM Life's IIabvs.t Fiiu.0. Ily T.
S. Artiitir. 1-4 inn. of 1111 rwues. Ituuist in tiiiisll'n, wtUx
a Ihmuiiiu! inexieniiit eiiravtus. l rice, ia uenis.
Turn Wat to Hsosrsa, ond oilier Tales. Ily T. 9 Ar
thur IS in over S.i0iiii;es, wilh a inezsoliiit engravNi(.
Piiee. Sil rents.
Tiis Ilioia Miuinx. 1'y T. !. Artlinr. M loo. of over
40 I past itliaii enirnn ins. l'rlec, all Cciiti.
Tlirs Iilcur.. nrWe.-itth williout Winrs. Hy T. fl.
Arthiii. Ih er -JiSl :tj.-s lJ ill . Willi a fine mezzotint eu
giaviiit. Price, jit Cents.
Till! rinminK AuKr.. Ilv T. P. Arthur. 61 puges, ae
nio. wilh an niisniviiiR. !3 s' in Muslin, gill edges.
l'r tee, -J- cents.
CoxgrssTS or THE Kon.i:. Ily Vincent W. Mltner.
rouipristuK lni.iluc r.vc:.: iu llie History of t liristinn-
ilv from Hie e..l. .. -ni .to to iho preicnl day. 33
piiites, l-iino. Itltisli i -J Willi iinmerous engisvings.
All W Hi" "''-'C. ti . t e.rt l.-.nitilully and substniitlaBy
I, iiin-1, l.ruil. cl on H-i'J " pal"'', nnd llie ri miMiei
- ' ii ItiMiuft Hint thev i.r
W.iulil esperim.y run ........... -jj ... , , - .
Id mi lllMVl IV l.v . "".a
vvhii-b eunn .1 U- liadmi 111 'Hi !. s eai-ii Alieiii ns us
lennd exclusive finiir.n iw j V " .
euuntry lie may l'rce lo caiva... I- .n irlic.iinrs, wiuress
post run , V,,nli F. iiuh Street, 1'liiladclpliia,
rhii,Airii Isiit. (ft.
April IW. ls)M.
If. It. MAKSF.n.
IHESH Vanilla Iiean of supenof quality
jubt received aud for ssls by
Juns t, 18.Y.1 II. p. MASSEK.
lay H. IHba.
BLANKS.
. . . L L .1 l.
MLANKS oXsvery Uescnpuon ou no naa uy
1 Pl'V"! h'iice ,M A.neiicB..
.Manu's Kstuhlishiiicut
25 South Siuth Street,
Philadelphia.
For llie Manufacture and sale of
l'a tint I-eUcr Cop-) Ins rrcuficii,
Patent MKTALL1C DAMPKM'.K Ilrushes,
Oil Papers, Wotting Hoards, Copjing Ink, iVe.
Patent Parchnient Paper,
LKTTF.R COPYING HOOKS,
Superior to all others, and each page printed.
P.VTKNT LL'TTKH LINDEH,
A mo.t valuable inveulion for keeping in
book-like foi m, Letters received, Original Invoi
ces, Ac.
Phila., April 0, s?-.3. ly.
lMiitlunii Scales,
H J Lg luou-nPertrtlg tested
fit Altrsyi right Tk Aft'ivwled-
I $ ' i i'"'' Standard.
JL-J-. lf.iilio.id, Hav, Coal, and Far-
Jl'f? v inf'J ""' CA MS, set in tny part
of tho i-ountrv, al slioil notice.
Ai:XSl-lil.n. C'Ol.lH,
210 Market st., i'hilsdelphis,
K. V. Uright, 6'unhury.
hils., tpril 83, ISa3
Ci 1(T I I()Y. On account of the great num
' l.cr of eouiiferfeits now selling, and the injUrJ"
sustained by buyers of these deceptions, svliicu.
have tho very worst eircct on sulVcrcrs, MRS.
MUTTS resprctfnllv eaulions i'hysicians and
Ladies lo buy no SI J'J'tjHTKIi without it has
the I'nited .States Copyright Label on each Box,
and her Signature no each Supporter. All other
arc spurious.
The. great reputation and success of this appa
ratus, its ease, comfort, and the support it affords
by wearing it. have combined to give it most
extensive sale in all parts of the States. Ladies
will applv only to MKS. HhlJy, and Merchants
to JAMES 'BUTTS, Wholesale Agent, 3? I
Walnut Street, Philadelphia, or to her Agents.
.Phila., -4pril 30. 18.13. 1 in.
MACKEREL,
CODFISH,
SALMON,
POHIv,
HAMS & SIDES,
SIIOl'l.DF.US,
LAUD ei CliEESK,
fVtENCH Cloth, Psncy Vestings, and Cassi.
A- meres just rs-ied suJ lor sale iy
Sunbuiy, may it, n
TENLH A CO.
-m-sseE BILLS' -Justices sod ConrtsMts Tf
Hills handsomely printed on ears' paper for
sals at this olhcs. :
Phila-, Apiil 23. 1853 3in.
CoiiGtantly on hand
and for sale by
J. Palmer & Co ,
Market Street
Wharf
Philadelphia.
Wood Willow AVare.
0,000 Panry Com Uioonis,
1,500 Dei. Uackets, Assorted Colois,
H00 Nesls Cedar Wash Tubs,
K00 Cedar Churus.
500 )oz. Willow Uaskets,
oOO llor. Wull nd Scrub Ilrushes, Ae., Ve.
'Phe largest Ptock ever offered in PhideL
phia, and the cheapest in the world. Order
promptly filled.
M. & J. M. KOWE,
No. 1 1 1 North Third bueet, Philadelphia.
Msrth la, 1653. 3in.
DOCTOIl I. W. lUKillKS,
OFK'CE on Broadway, near the Episcopal
Church, Vunbury,
Sunluiry, April 14, 1853. tf.
ILL'IU Lamps, Choice Ua.kcts, plower V.
- ses and Otiiamtntk ; Qiieeuswara and liluss
wsre, just reccivod and for sale by -
Suuhury, May U, '53. TENER & CO.
1 1" ST KECEIYED a Splemlul assortment of
Indies' Dress (ioods, con.istme of rUlk. Mus
lin de Uerago, Cantou Crspe, Milk Po.lin, Dot
ted Swiss Lawn Kobes. Ac, nd for sale by
funbury, May 14, 'o3. TENEK c CO.
CCMMEU &liuuTl.'eady made Msutillss,
fcJ lllsck filk and tsilk Lsce, (us rore'vel su.l
forsslr. by . . I. W.1E.NER Jt CO.
Bunbury, May 14, 1S53.
7IL W'lNI'OW fl.TES. UaiVr Truuks.
Vulis sjul Carpel Bsjs, iust neetveil snJ
U sale by I. W. TLNEK 4t CO.
I 8unbury, April 3a lsia
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