Hotl.owT'i Pu t. for Ihe Ci.r of
n:i. .r.H Indim-alion. Extract of i
"m.; frL'm. W Felkes, Chemist Hy.le,
near Manchester, dated September 10, 1853,
'Profo'ior Hoiloway Sir, I nm happy to
inform you llial your Pills anil Ointment have
sen ol the greatest service to irony portions
in the neighborhood, one in particular, who
speaks of your Pills in the moat flattering
terms; lor long lime no wi suujeti m nu
lent naini in hia head arising fiom bile and
indiseMion, from which he could obtain t o
relief, ho look ome ot yonr pina, oy mean
meant be was completely restored to health. "
I)C iUavIicts.
Philadelphia Market.
March 8, 1854.
Ftiua ko Mst The last new from
Europo haa atiffened the maikrl for Flnnr for
export, but I do demand is limited ; standard
brands are taken at $7 75 in small parcels.
Sales for city consumption within the range of
S7 75 a $S 50, for common and extra brands.
Hye Flour and Corn Meal are dull. Last
ales of ihe former at $5 60. Sales of Corn
Meal at 53 75.
Grain Wheat it in limited supply nnrl
quite dull at SI 80a 1 85 for red, and 31 90
for while, llye is worth 95c atl per bush
el. Corn is dull small sales at 78a80 cents
afloat. Oats are inactive' Last sales of
Southern at 45 cents, and Pennsylvania at
4860 cent
Whikkkv.--Piice unsettled and irregu
lar. SUiNBURY PRICE CURRENT
Whkat.
Ktk. .
Coax. . .
OiTS. .
Potatoes, . -
Disks wax . .
IT:cKir.n Fcax.
Butt it it.
Eon.
1'onK. ...
Flaxskkii. ...
Tallow. .
150
87
62
40
50
13
25
?)
12
8
125
10
New Advertisements.
Orphans Court Sale.
! N pnrsuaneo of an order of the Orphans' Court
" of Northumberland county, I will soil at pub
lic sale, at Burr's Hotel in tho Borough of Nor
thumberland, On FRIDAY, the 31st day of MAKCII, 1S54,
nt one o'clock, P. M.,
1st. A Farm adjoining the Borough of North
umberland, la., containing 125 acres, with about
ti acres cleared, with house, barn, &c, on the
same.
The above farm is beautifully situated near
the canal, and the line of the Sunbury and Eric
Knilroad, and within live minutes walk of the
town of Noithumbcrland. It is excellent grain
lund, and has upon it a valuable sand stone
ijuarry.
2d. Also, a Frame House nnd two lots on
Queen street, in the Borough of Northumberland
formerly occupied by the Kcv. James Kay, doe'd.
3d. Also, Two and a half acres of land, lying
between the canal and the West Branch of the
Susquehanna, in the Borough of Northumber
land. Terms nxKTimiu down, at the time of sale,
and tho balance in three equal annual payments,
with interest pa able yearly.
JAMES KAY,
Acting Executor of Rev. James Kay, dee'd.
Uy order ot Ihe Court,
J. P. PUR8EL, Clk. O. C.
Sunbury, March 4, 1 S 5 4 .-
SHAMOKIN
Collegiate Institute.
R. HIIL, A. B., Principal.
Rev. C. J. EIIREI1AIIT, A. M.
Teacher of Moral and Mental Science, Evi
dences of Christianity, !fc,
Teacher if Primary Department.
npHE first Rcssion of this Institution, located at j Estate of MARTHA G0CDHART, dee'd.
JL Shamokin, Northumberland county, Pa.,; XOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad
will commence on WEii.xr.sntr, the 10th day of ! ministration on the estate of Martha Good
M tr, 1851. ... i hart, late of the Borough of Sunl urv, dee'd,
The year will bo divided into three sessions of j have been granted to the undersigned. Therefore
fourteen weeks each, thus allowing a vacation of ! all persons indebted to said estato will discharge
four weeks in spring and autumn, and one of j the same, and those having demands will present
two weeks during the holidays.
The Institution will comprise three departments,
A l'niMAni, Acaiikmic and Collkuiatk.
The course of instruction in these will bo full
and thorough, embracing all the branches usually
tauyhl in th?oO respective departments.
lliTt.s oy Ti'tkix :
Primary Department, per session, $4,00
Academic " " IjiC.OO
Collegiate " SiH.OO
A largo and spacious room has been secured
to meet the wants of the Institution, until the'
necessary buildings are completed.
Boarding can be obtained in private families
at reasonable rates.
The Board of Trustees will spare no pains or
labor, to make Shamokin Collegiate Institute,
worthy the patronage and confidence of the com
munity. For further particulars, address Kimbcr Clea
ver, Esq., of Shamokin, President of Board of
Trustees, or Kcv. C. J. Ehrehart of Paxiuos,
Northumberland county. Pa.
Shamokin, March 4, 1854.
LAWltENCE HOUSE,
SUNBURY, PA.
fJHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
3. that she still continues to keep the above
named public house, and that the hat engaged
Mr. Wciser Ziegler to superin'end the same.
She bat also received a new supply of good
liquort and wines, and truttt that the will be
able to give satisfaction to alt who may visit her
house.
MARIA THOMPSON.
fiunbury March 4 1854 If.
Canal Boats for Sale.
THE sulwcriberi having retired from the
Boating and carrying business, offer for sale
Ten First Class Pennsylvania
CANAL BOATS,
All in complete order, having been thoroughly
repaired, and are now ready for use. The Boats
can be seen by calling on John Ziegler, Columbia,
Lancaster co., Pa.
BINGHAM & DOCK,
278 Market street, Philadelphia.
Phila., March 4, 1854. 3m.
CIPoCTTLA?..
TI1HE subscriber begs Icava respectfully to in
L form his friends and the public generally
that he will continue the business of a
Cabinet Makers' Finding Store,
in all its vaiiout branches at the old stand. No
131 South Second St., below Dock at. Philadel
phia, and respectfully solicits a continuance of
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
firm of T. Si h, Thompson, assuring his friends
that every exertiun will be made by biiusolf and
those in hit employ to merit continutnet of
their much esteemed favor.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Pbila., March 4, 1854 8m.
Notice to nay up.
A LL persons indebted to Friling & G,lnl tre
- respectfully requested to call tnd n th.ir
counls, oa er before the first of April next, at
tVy mutt have cash to puxchate their tprlng
fcunbury, Maich 4, 1651. It.
REGISTERS' NOTICE. '
TVOTICE is hereby given to alt Legatees,
Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates of tho following named persons, that Hit
Executors, Administrators, and Guardians of
said Eslates have filed their accounts with tin
Register of Northumberland County, and that
the tame will be presented to the Orphans' Court
ol said County, on Tuesday, the 4th day of
npru, n. v., ioo, in uie forenoon, for confirms
tion and a.lowancc.
Nathan Irwin, dee'd., settled by his Adm'tor,
nurimii ruiiwn,
Frederick Tschopp, dee'd.. Final Acct. settled
by his Adm'rs, Philip Sc Andrew Tschopp.
Adam Daniel, dee'd, settled by hit Adm'tor,
. John Adam Daniel.
Benj. L. Vastino, dee'd., tcttlcd by bis Ex'tor.
Lewis V. Vosline.
Henry Lnntx, dee'd., Final Acct. settled by
Ins Ex r, Simon Lantz.
John Schlcppy, dee'd., settled by bis Adm'rs,
Conrad Schlcppy & Chas. A. Kutz.
Balticr Bordner, doe'd., settled by his Adm'rs,
Jonathan &. C-corgc Bordner.
Mary Sears, dee'd.. settled by licrEx'rs, Thos.
Snyder A Rolicrt S. Seers.
Anthony Yoder dee'd.. settle,! by his Ex'rs,
Peter t oder 4- Daniel Herncr.
!"",? Pn .dccU "el,lcd by ' Executor,
ilium H. Muench.
Michael Neidig, dee'd., settled by bis Adm'r,
Samuel 8. Wagner.
Daniel Lntsha, clcc'd., settled by hit Adm'lors.
John 8. c Henry Latsha.
John Englo, dee'd., settled by his Adm'r, de
boms non. Philip Wciser.
riiilip Helrich, dee'd., settled by his Ex'tort,
Michael, Samuel & Nicholas Helrich.
John Eister, dee'd.. scf.led by bis Adm'rs, John
It. & Jacob H. Eister.
William W. Inland, dee'd., settled by his
Adm'r, D. I.. Irland.
Richard Barclay, dee'd., settled bv hisEx'tors,
Thos. Strawbriitge & Robert A". Gitlen.
Jane Ri!iL-l. settled by her Guardian, Martin
Rixliel.
Caroline Troxel, settled by her Guardian,
Itcorfro Smith.
John Eisiei, jr., (Guardian Acct.) ssttled by
John Eister, sr., Adm'tor.
Simon Fullmer, dee'd., settled by his Adm'tor,
Philip and Rebecca Follmcr.
JOHN P. PL'KSEL, Register.
Register's Ollicc, )
Sunbury, Mnrch 4, 1854.-J
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN EUROPE f
The I?ussi:in Ministers
Htive left. France, and England, and ihe
consequence will no doubt be a serious
var, jnd great rise in the price of grain,
&'c, but
S. SClLNUHMAX'fj CO.,
''PAKE pleasure in informing the citizens of
A- Sunbury, and vicinity, that it has not, nor
will not effect tho low price of their excellent
winter stock or clothing, but that they ore now
soiling nil" all at first cost. This is no humbug,
and the only way to find out the truth of it, is to
give us a call, when every pains willl bo taken
to deal at low prices and satilitctory to customers.
In addition to a good stock of clothing, persons
will find nt our establishment a fine assortment
of
Watches, Jewelry, &c,
which we claim the right of selling cheaper than
any other store of tho kind, in this section of the
country. Don't forget the name nnd place, S.
Schniirmmi & Co., Market street, Sunbury,
nearly opposite John Young's Store.
We will in a short time rccicve our Spring
and Summer stock, which we also intend to sail
the mos: reasonable. Believing our old motto,
CASH, to be a good one. we wiil still adhere to
lU Tho ready John is always the most com
pnrtable. R.SCIINURMAN & CO.
Sunbury, March 4, 1S54 OS tf
Estate of J. C. PERKINS, dee'd.
jV OTICE is he'eby Riven, that letters of admin
1 istration have been (-ranted to the subscriber,
upon the estate of J. C. Perkins, deceased, late of
Trevorton. All those knowing themselves in
debted to said estate, arc requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims, to present them,,
duly authenticated, for settlement.
P. B. MASSER, Adm'r.
Sunbury, March 4, ISol. fit.
them for settlement.
F. BUCIIER, Adm'tor.
Sunbury, March 4, 1854 Ot.
Bliuksmitliing.
rflHE subscriber hereby informs the citizens of
-- Siinburv, and the public generally, that he
intends to carry on tho
HSatkfiiitthing Itusincga
on his own account, and that he has removed
his shop from near Clement's store, to a new
shop on the premises of Mnrkcupham, in Fawn
street, where he will be happy to accommodate
all his customers.
HENRY TARTON.
Sunbury, March 5, 1854. tf.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TVOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
' heretofore existing between the subscribers,
in the Blacksmilhing business in the Borough of
Sunbury. was dissolved by mutual consent, on
the 1st of Fcbrunrv last. Tlio accounts of tho
late firm will be settled by John Clark.
JOHN CLARK,
HENRY PARTON.
Sunbury, March 4, 1854 3U
LEATHER.
HENRY W. OVERMAN,
No. 6 Soi( Third Street, below Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
fSlHE attention of country buyers it called to
JL the extensive assortment of all kinds of
Finished Leather,
Moroccos,
Calf Skir.t,
Sheep Skint, &c,
constantly on hand and for tale at reduced
prices.
lifc,l A.M) UAK. MJLr. LKA1 HKR.
N. B. All kinds of country leather taken in
exchango for goods.
Phila., Feb. 4, 1 854- 3m,
To the Honorable the Ju tpcs of the Court of
Quarter sessions Jorthe county ol Aoithuin
berland Tlie undersigned petitioner respectfully solicits ihe Hon.
Pnnrt in urant hun a license to Iterp hji Inn or tavern it
his old stand iu the Hurougli of Northumberland.
Wll.UAM CTREATER.
VK Die mulei signed citizens of llie It. trough of North.
uinlit-rlnnd, lieiiifi ucu,uuuited with the IVtihoucr, do certii'y
that he is of ptol repute for honesty uml tviupcniure, and
lliat he is well provided with house ritom and oilier con
venienrcs for the sccoiuinodatiun of strangers uud Iruvel
era, suit lh:it uu Inn or tavern there is neuesssry fui tile
sect nmurHlution tf strangers and truwlers.
J C Ilorton, M. Tuggarr, J. ti. l- ries, 11. J. i. win.
mrtm. James Tiursaiu Win. Witsnii. Josinh Chanmnn.
J . .I,,, snnner.. Joseph Priestley, W. T. Forsyth, John
Gust, John Vt neatley
Noitli'd., uarens, irwi.
I o the Honorable the Judges of the Court
of Quarter sessions for the county of
JV orthumberland.
Th.,,i,ler.ined netitioner respectfully solicits the Hon.
Court tojgram him a license to keep aa luaei lavera at
his old suuid in las town oi susuioaiu.
WM.M. WEAVER.
vp .k- nnHniiied ntiseiis of the Inwu of Shamokin
being acqnahiud with the Petitioner, do osrtify lliat he is
of good repute for honesty and ismperaae, ails' thai bs is
well psovaled with house room and other eonvsiiieiiees
for tSo acoommodatlon of etraiigsrs and tiave are, and
lhat an lun or tavern thera is necesssryfni the accuuuno.
dation of strangeis and travelers.
.-iu F.i.i,liMrt Mienkan Hiuaiihender. Jss. K Boyd. J
H. Daweea, H. Vantiasken, Jo.ish Kaed. Oaleng, Hobins,
John B. Douty, Joseph Bud, Darnel Ev.H, t C. Huuu,
A- it. t issa.
1 Ohsraokiu, M,aick 4, tt - 3t
Tc ithi Honorable the Judges of the Court of
Quarter sessions Jor ihe county of Nertlium-berland.
rwi . ,l'?ed P""'er respectfully solicits the Hon.
u, h1.'? ';" keep an Inn or tavern at
tlit old stand, kept by Wit. Ftrrow, dee'd, at Snydertown.
WILLIAM FARROW, Jr.
Wt lha tin1erlimer1 clticena of 8hamoldn township,
neint. acquainted with the Petitionsr. do eartifv that h. i.
rtmZ . .- . i.-" - tnnt no is
.i ,.7.. . ii ,"Vr""n emprsnce, and that he it
"T,uedJw!,h 'om and. thrr eonrtiiieivrt for
the tccommodatinn of slrancers and travelers, a-.d Hint an
liin or tavern there is necessary for the accommodation of
stranreis and travelers.
mSo'""" " Pl","n:"'r. ""irt " Evert. Daniel Smith,
nnerance, and that he it
John Cnmnbrl , Oj,r(r J. Adnrn, Charles Uiwiiring,
Jwpph C. Rnlin, Jacob E. Maeiwh. . .
ciijucriown, niorcni, ISM 3t.
To the Honorable the judges of the Court of
wuaMcr session J&- the county of Northum-
vet turiu,
Tho niidcm!Tiirrt ntiiifi..n ,..r..ii.. a..,it:. n.. if
Ctinpj to pront bcr a licemr to keep tin Inn or tnvrrn at
vt wm suiuu in i ne unfougti 01 Sunbury.
CATHAUINK noL'LTON.
WK Ihp t1n.lfriiff1ir1 lttrnsi nf thtt lnr.inirtnraimluiPti
beipp nrqiinintnl Willi tlm lti(i(ner, rtt rertity tlmt ahc is
P""1" rnpmo i or noiiti.y and ieinprnitrp. nnd ttmt mii i
Wfltl provi-'ftl with h mne r-vint rihI tllif-r pdiivrTHncri fur
llie ncrmnm(Mlfliinn nf iimimsn iratr.i..r. n.
(tin or tflvcrn tlmre in npcppiiiry for the QCfMinmnrinlion of
eiio'rrpnnn lmvrliTtl.
Peter B Mnwfr. I'hilin rinrtr. John O Hrletif S.itnmnti
ttn.h, Chnt J. Rniner. Jamrf Cnvfrt, Kil. Y. Brirht, J.
B. Mnscr, Chat. Weaver, II. J. Wulverton, John Young,
John Ditnier.
Sunbury. .March 4, IfcJI. 3t.
To the Honorable the Jud&s of the Court of
!.. i. .. .. r x .i J
berland
The unricrsiffntMi netitioner msnpetfnHv 1ir-ilfi U.w
Court to ffnint him a liecntu tn kwn on Inn or Lnvfm nt
hia old stuutl in (JeorgeUjwn.
fUA.MvLI.N FHYI'.ll.
WK the nnderfiirnetl citizens of Georgetown, heinir bp.
quaintcd with the IVtitinm-r, do cortifr that lie is of gi khI
r pnte for hott.'Kly nnd tenipernnre, nnd Mint he is well pro
Vitl'd with hoiifle room nntt other convent enres for the no
com inoda tion of traitors nnd trnvelrts, and Mi.it nn Inn or
lu.vtti iiiuiq ir. nci.T;siHry lor inc accumnKXiuiion 01 strait
pors and travelers.
Philip Spntr. G. B. Weiwr, !-.mon Brssler. John
Sciler, lietrriro W. Arlwrpnnt, Philip IJiihb, eore SWita,
Charles Hrtiunois, Peter B Tel, JoSfpb Feimlennober,
Jneob Uiiigrmnn, Jnrob DreiU-lbin. Andrew UtUy.
(ieorpHlown. March 4, tft'VI 3t.
To the Honorable the Judees of the Court of
Quarter sessions for the county of Northum
berland. The nndcraipird petitioner respectfully poticif Ihe Hon.
Court to grunt him n lirena to keep nu Inn or tnvcrii at
his old stand in the township of Slmmnkin.
CHAMjER W. SYDKR.
WE the nndersiiruml cilizeimof tShnmokin towimhip,
beitijr ncqiininted with the Petitionee, do certify tlmt be is
of good tepute for houcHly nnd tpmpemnec, nnd tlmt he is
well provided wtih hom;e room uud other c nivenianees for
the ncrommodntion of strangers mid trnvclers, nnd lint nn
Inn 01 tavern there is uecvssorv for the uccoiiim ulntion of
strangers and trnvelcia
F. P. Pwnrtz. Cluirlcs T.ciscnrinc Jnmes Vntiltoni,
Charles Mnrtx, II. II. Ynstinc, Adnm limnng. Pnvid
Mnrtr. John Fisher. John ituiikH, Jr.. Cl.itw'rthv Fisher
i-.nirin'l .untnermnii. Wm II. rersnig.
Senmofcin tp., M.-in h 4, 1S.i1.-3t.
To the Honorable the Judges of the Cuttrt vf
Quarter sessions for the county of Northmn- j
berland, j
The undersiened nctiti.mev respectfully solicits the Hon i
Court to gntnt her n limine to keepanluuur tuveru ut ,
her old stuud in the Borough of Sinihury.
MAUI A T1IOM PSO.
WE (lie uivlersiiriicd citizens of Snnbury, 1m1h hc
(pinintcd with the retitioncr. do certify tint sit isoi gfMul
repute tT honesty nnd tenipi rnuce, nnd tlmt she is well
provided with house iontn and other convenience for the
accommodation of atrnnrcrs uud travelers, nnd thnt nn li.u
or tnvern there is nccclsury fir the arcDininoilation ot'
strnngt'rs and travelers
O. M. York, (ico. Mnrtin, JacoS Yniunr. .Tno P. pnise.1.
Fred. Lazarus, lrn T. Clement, W. T. finmt, John Hans,
JohnBumic, Juhn Unjers, Win. M. Kotkeicllfr. II. IJ.
Mnsser.
Sunbir, March 4, 1 ?.")! . St.
To the Honorable the Judges f the court of
Quarter sessions Jor the county of Korthum
berlard. TlieunilnrsiiriiPd petitioner respectfully ar- .tit-its the Tion.
Court tft arrant : im a license to keep an Inn or tavern at
his old sUunl in Sliaim'kui township.
PAMl'KI. lWOSlni'!
tVR tlie lliulcrfiirnpft citizens o5 ttianmkin ttiwnsliip,
Iminir nctUilletert with the Petitioner, ilo certily that he is
ol' porol repute for honesty and teinpcinnee, and that he Is
well provided with house room nnd other conveniences
for the uccsiiuundution of sharkers and travrlrrs, mid that
nil Inn or tavern there is iii'ccKbin y for the uec.annjodalinil
of swinjrer and travelers.
i :. c i ....... ,i i I. n. o.i
Fngeley, U. V . Lereh. John liohner. Daniel V . Ililhisli,
inivpi I fjicicv, joiiu i.ciii'r. .liicoi, i irinirv, r nmin'ii
John Ilepnrr. Jacoh ilrosi ".if, Jacb II. Ki:rer, rl,as liro-
ecus, jonn raster.
Phamokuitp.. March t. 1CM 3t.
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of
Quarter sessions J'ur the county of Northum
berland. The uadersijrned petitioner respectfully solicits Ihe linn.
Court to grant hun n lievnre to keep nn Inn ur tjiveru ut
his old stand in the It. Tough ot Suuuurv.
CHARM.HWKAVKrt.
WE the iiuderKiened citizens of the Unrouch of Suidiury,
lieiui; netpiaiuteil with the Petitioner, do cerlily that he is
nl'gonl repute for honesty uud tein(enuiee, and that he is
well provided with house room and other convemein'es lor
ine accommodation o siruujicrs aiui iraveiers, ntal Hint un
l.l.l nr n.v.m ll,..r,. i. , n.r l, ll,- n.,..ull ,f
struners and trnvelers.
ii. j. .nusser, ii . j . i. oivcrr'ii, j. i. .i-iver, jacou
n.
Cuhle, Oeo, Martin. Fred. Iizarus. Peter II. Mnwer, Koht.
II. Awl, Jneob Youim, James Hoard, Juo. P. Purse!. Dun'l.
W. Piiiuilt'l.
Sunbury, Murcll, 4.
To the Honorable the Judges of the court of
Quarter sessions for the county oj Northum
berland. Tlie undersigned petitioner respectfully s.-lieiu thellon.
Court Ut iunt him n lioence to keen nn Inn or tavern at
he old stand in LowCY Augusta township.
ClIARl.r.SS JONES.
WE the tandersicned oil izous of Lowor Auzusta town
ship, being uequaiuted with Ihe Petilloner, do certify that
he is of good repute for honesty uud teinpcinnee, and lhat
he is well provided with house room ond other convenien
ces for the uecounnoduti 'ii ofstniugorsand trawlers, uud
thut an liui or tavern there is necessary for the avconuuo
dutiou of strangers and tiuvclsrs.
John Klri(ht, John O ldren, Itobert S. Peers, David
Phipinuu, Peter Yocom, Win Picplried, Morris T. Jones,
John Long, William Suyiler, Jereiuiuh SlCiuir, Petal 11.
Moore, Daniel SlClsir.
Lower Augusta, illareh 4, lrv1. 3t.
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of ! J,,l,n Clark, Esq , President Citizens' Hank, Dal!
Quarter sessions for the county of Northum- j A. P. Giles, Esq., Cashier Rranklin Dank, "
berland. John HerUler" Jr., Esq., Philadelphia.
The undersigned petitioner retpeotfnlly solicits the lion. ! lingers, ISimiicksnn & Co., "
Couit to giant burn lice.ue to keep .,, l.u or tavern at j, Ton E. President Cecil Bank, Port Uc
hisold suud in IlickurUu-u, Lower Alahasoy township. 1 . '
ELI kS WIKT I Pl,e'
WE the undersigned citizens of Ixwer Ms'liauov'town- I l- Y f AS
ship, being aequaiiiied with the Peiiiiouer, dj certify that Col. 11. tb. tyrf, Sclinsgrove.
he is of goiid repute tor houesly and leinpi-runce, and that
lie la well provided Willi house ruoio and oilier convenien
ces foi the secomintsluiioii of strangers ond travelers, and
that an lull or tavern there isiieceksuiy for tlio uccoinuio
uuoon oi Miuugcra uud linveicrs.
Mlohael lladel, Juliu Hockey, 8r., Adam Bingemau,
Jaiuis U.irduer, Abraham linker, Charles Uiosioua, Ueo!
Iturris, David Hum, Michael linker, Ksq., Elijah Kyorly,
...HI... VI.U.1ICI, rfiflltl lilllgl-IIIBII,
liwer .Vluliunoy tp., feb. 85, 1M4. 3t.
To the Honorable Ihe Judaes of the Court ef
Quarter sessions fur He county of Northum
berland. The undersieneii nrtiii.,H..r -..r..ii.. ..
c. , 'iiiioiy WMirua inellon.
Court to gram him a lmH in keep an Inu nr luv.ru at
his ok! stand in lha U iruugli of Nurlhumlierland.
WE lite undersicned citizen, nt il,.1!. ?.!A!?1L
Bmberlnud, being aeipmiuteil with lha Petitioner, do
certify thut he is of giod lepule for hoiursty and temper,
ancc, und thut lie is well provided Willi Ii, uu, n,m sud
other couveiiienoes lor the ecoiniuoduiifui f mi
and travelers, awl thut an lun or tavern ihera is necessary
lor Ihe ucoomiiiiiitalum tti Urn. ... ......i '
Win. II. Wailei, James Vandyke, M. U. Priestlev
Win. Klllott, W.T. Forsyth. Juhn Vi,kr. C. F. I.iltie
John lleck, Joseph Priestley, David Hdkerl, James
Noilird.j Feb. 95, 1H.VJ 3ji.
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of
Quarter sessions for the county of Northum
berland
The oiidcriieiied pnlilimif-r rrsnt-ctl'ullv Ucitithe Hon
Court to ft rnul htm a lircii M keen sh In (4 or tuvoru ttl
ma oici iiaud 111 tue urougu ii suiiuury.
JAMI COVERT.
WE thenii(leTtirredrtiitnaorthH')roiiuh ofuiibun.
beiiiif oqimiutl with thf Puiitionqr. certify that he u
ol food repute for nraiy and letnjw raitre, at hi tlmt be la
wen provtiieo with hoiwe rtom and oinn ermveinencea
fur thuc(y.iTiinndutitii cif triinicMfa ami traveller, and
that an lun or tavern there 1a neceaaary 0 the accurmno
dutioii ot etrsugera and travel Ura.
. M.Vorka, Jainea Heard, Fred. Lniarua, Chaa. J.
Brunei, Teler B, Mtiaaer. M L Hhmdt, VVni. K. MartK,
J. W. Peat. i. U. Fucltai, Ed. Y. Bnght, U. H. Maaaec.
John Ilnaa.
Sunbury Feb. S3 IBM 3t.
WANTED.
lIFTV II JRSE8 & C A RT8 and DOIB LE
- 1 E A M 8, on sections 1 8 anil 1 9 of the C'at
lawissa, Williamsport &. Erie Railroad, 8 miles
west from Danville, 6 miles east from .Milton,
and 7 miles from Northumberland. 'Steady
employment and tlie higheet wages will I given.
CONKLIN cV BICKELB.
Cattauissa, Feb. 18, 1851 It.
MEXICAN GTTANO.
HpHE snliscribers offer for sale Mexican Guano
of the best quality, well adapted to Ilia tails
of Pennsylvania and New Jersey ( analsyt of
which, by well known chemist, is in our posses
sion. This article is sold at a much lowor prico
than the Peruvian, and will he found Tullj equal
in fertilizing qualities.
n. s.bt;ruxo& co.
101 tforth Front Street. Philadelphia.
Phila., Peli. 83, 154 3m.'
An Apprentice Wanted.
AN industrious boy, between 16 and 18 ycare
of age, desirous of learning the Sadillery
and Harness making business, can Gud a good
situation by applying to tlie stilmcribcr.
A. J. STROH.
Sunbury, Feb. 2 .", 1834.
Assignees Ateount.
TV'OTICK is hereby given that J. Woods
Brown, Esq., assignee of Cornelius McUin
ley has filed his account in the Priithonntary'a
oiricc, and the snnio will be presented to the Court
for confirmation ot April Term nct.
JAMES BKAKD. Pi nth' v.
I'rotiioitntnry Ollice,
Sunlitiry. Feb. 25, 1854.-
1,000 Hook Agents Wanted,
To Sell riclorial and Useful Works
for the Year 185.
$1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR.
V"if ANTED in every section of the United
States, active and entertirisinsr men, to
engBRO in tho sule of some of tho best Books
published in tho Country. To men of cornl ad
dress, possessing a smull cBpilnl of from $55 to
l"ll, such inducements will bo oll'ered as to
enable them to make from $3 to !ji5 a diiy profit.
Y i lie tiooks published by us are all useliil
in their diameter, extremely popular, and com
mand larjio sales wherever tbcv are oll'ered.
ror further particulars, address, (postage paid,
KOUKUT SKARS, Pmilisiikk.
1SI VVilliuin .Street, Now-York.
New York, Feb. 25, 1854. 3t,
Hew Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON 6c LANING,
MANL'FACTl KKIIS l.MI'OK I'liltS",
No 124 Arch Street, second ilbor ohoie Sixth.
Philadelphia,
VXrilFRFi may be found the Inriicst and hnnd
soincst assortment in the city.
Purchasers from the country will find it to their
adventure to call at our store, where they will bo
suited with a superior article nt th lowest prices.
BURTON oc LAN INO,
No. 124 Arch Street, above Sixth,
Piiiladclphiu.
Phila., Feb. 25 1854. 3m.
EstatiTof LYDIA IIOUSElTdcc'd!
W!OTI(-'E is hereby given that letters of Ad
ministration have been granted to the un
dersigned upon tho estate of j.vilia 1 ousel, bite
of liusli township, Northunibcrliinil county,
dee'd. All persons having claims a:;;iii:t said
estate are ieiiiesled to present Ilicin, ilul au
thenticated, for settlement ; and those knowing
themselves indebted to make payment without
dclav.
CHARLES II OUSEL, Adm'r.
Rush tp., Feb. 25, 1853 fit.
NOTICE
S hereby given that the subscriber has sold to
Ad, im C'laybcrgcr, tho following property,
which, after it is lmid for, shall belong to 'the
said A da in C'laybcrgcr, viz : One home, a one
horse wagon, two setts hull, ess, one lo chain,
one teamsters saddle.
ADAM S. RE NX.
Hit. Carmel, Feb. 25, 1851. 3t.
"CLOTHIITGAT OZZH'l'
(jreat linrmiins ! !
, . ... , .,
g "f"" l Hial;e room lor our ypnng snpplic"
1- we have ciinimcliff.il from t.-i.i):iv to vi!I oil
our Stock of ready made Winter Clothing, nt or
iginal cost and invite our customers and the pub
lic in general who are in w ant of warm clothing,
to favor us with a call. "Old Dorcas'' has not
quit us yet for this winter, ami in consequence
we will prol'tihly have Feme cold weather yit,
whereat thick Overcoats will do us signal service.
Even if not needed at Ihe mouu iit people will
find it advanlageotis to supply themselves Inline
hand, as we hold out a good opportunity now to
all. Cold blustering spring is long yet and even
through summer a thick Overcoat v. ill come han-
,k. ,;. .
Uy SOIlll lllllCS.
o have a choice lot on baud
yet and respectfully invite our patrons to cull at
0. ELSBERG & CO S.
Cheap Clothing Store,
Market Street, opposite the Post Ujjkc,
N. ii. We will continue as heretofore to sell
all goods ill our line as reasonable as possible
still adhering to our old miitlo:
CHEAP FOll CASH
Ci. ELSUEUG & Co.
Sunbury, Feb. 18, 1851.
JI5 gyi u
CAltlCII-:sili Co-,
Flour, Grain and Lumber
Cumin ision Merehnuts,
23 onil 25 Spear's Wharf,
Ealtimore.
ltKKi:Ki;.ii:s.
J. II. Arn & Co.,
Naglr, Wiiigate d- Co., Milton.
V. W. Cooke, Esq.. Muncy.
Simon tchiiyler, Esq.,
Gcorpc Hotline, Htighsvillc,
V. Weaver & Co., Montoursville .
(icn. W ilium F. Packer, Williniiisjiort.
T. W. I.loyil, Esq., Cashier, "
James II. Hilling, "
Lewis CS. Iluling, "
M'llenry iV Utibb, Jersey Sliorc.
J. I'. Iluling, Esq., Lock ilavon.
I r' Carr.Oiese & Co. Iiavo tlio largest wharf'
room of any commision house in Baltimore, al
ways giving quick Uisjiatdi to bouU In discharg
ing tlieir cargoea.
February 11, 18.V1. 6m. v
ValuableProperty for Sale
In the Borough of Sunbury 1
flMIE aubscriber offere for sale tl-.e following
JL properly in tlie Uorough of HJnbury, vUl
THE IIOL'SK
And two contigioua Lots of Orouml,
on the south west corner of Market Squam, now
occupied by the subscriber as a store and dwel
ling. Also:
THE STEAM SAW MILL
ou the river bank, together with one and a half
acree of ground. Also: a double two story
frame
Dwelling House nnd Lot of Ground,
in Elderberry atreet. Also: six seres of
ground at the Point, adjoining the ttusquclianna,
on which are erected two frame house wagon
house, &.c. Also :
A Houso and Lot of Ground
in Cranberry street, near the river, on which lot
are also erected three lime kilns. Also;
A House and half Lot of Ground,
on the north east corner of River and Dewberry
street, occupied by Augustus Clement Also:
Twenty-Three Vacant Lota
on Elderberry street
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Eunbuiy, Jan- It, Hot tf.
Front Street Wire Manufactory.
WATSON & COX,
Sieve, RkMIp, Screen and Wire Cloth
MANUFACTURERS,
No. 40 North Front St , Corner of Coomb's
Alley, between Market and Mulberry
(Arch) Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
JONTINUE to manufacture of superior qnal
v ity, llrnsa and Iron Wire Sieves of ail kinds;
Btass and Copper Wire Cloth for Paper Makers,
&c. Cylinders and Unruly Rolls covered In thi
best maimer.
Heavy Twilled Who for Spark Catchers.
Rievcs for Drass and Iron Founders, Screen
Wiro, Window Wire, Safes, Traps, Dish Covers,
Con I and :wul screens, etc., Fanrr Wire Work
of every description.
l'liil'n., Feb. 4, IS,1. Sm.
B'OWE t"c "EVSTOiri
lit Norih Third Street, below Race,
PmiADEr,rHIA. -s.
Maniifiictiuvrji & WJiolosulu Dealers in
Corn lirniim.. I..,,is Gluwev, 'rorilaire,
"'""''"o'l", I I. .k.. Wicks, Twines,
Wi I It-.Aels. Wlnilow Similes, Mutelies,
t ealur U are, Hii.ile Ilruslies, Illncking.
Wood ami Willow Wnre of all kinds, nt tlio
Manufacturers' lowest cash prices.
Jmi.a Eistox, Jx. M. Rowe.
I'liiln., Jan. 31, In.Yt 3m.
ATrt AXD CAPS : splendid lot of
f:iliioimlilc Silk, Wool and Fur Hats.
also CUli, Fur, Oilcloth, Navy and .Military
Cups for sale low by
C. ELftBERO lr CO.
Market street, opposite the Fost OOice.
Sunhiiry, Oct. 8, l.r)3
Iioolc to your Interests !
IV e u-ill try to please ! !
ESPECTFUl.I.y informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has just re-
ccivctl at his store, in Market street, Sunbury,
liclow v eaer a Hotel an extensive slock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of
Dry (lootls, viz :
Cloths, Cassimercs. Cussinctr, Jeans, Drillings,
Muslins, Vesting, Linens, t)'c.
LAPIKS DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Muslin de Lains, Lawns,
f.'rn citn., Iterates, llobus,
Woolens, Flannels, A'c.
c;Rocnriii:s,
Sugar, Tens, Cofioe, Rice, Molasses, Cheese,
Apices, alt, Ac., Ac, Ac.
EI a rd ware,
Xuils, Screws, Files, Saws, Knives A Forks, Ac.
RiiEeus and Gla-sware,
of various st les and patterns.
BOOTS AND SHOB3.
A large assortment of liools nnd Shoes, for
men, women and children.
Iltrs Caps, Ac, of various sizes nnd styles.
Hesiilcs a Inryc and trencral assortment of
fashionable good. Call and examine for your
selves. tlf" Country produce of nil kinds taken in
CJchunfie nt tlis highest market prices.
iSiiiihury, 1 1 mo. y 1S5.1 4 in. 30, '53.
The British Quarterlies
BLACKWOOD'S KAGAZIXE.
I.K(iAi:nsroTT siu, New York, continue to
Kv-i.nii.li ihr loll 'win;; Biituli icriuilieal, via:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
(Conservative.)
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.)
THE. NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (FrecC'h )
THE WESTMINSTEii REVIEW (Liberal.)
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
(Tory.) !
Hie prcn.Mil triiien! .sta:n of Kiiropenn slfilrswill rcn,, r
tln'su piiMlciO.,,ns iniMi illy nilen siii,i; itiirniR the vrnr
t-ot. Tin y vi ill . i i iipv n mi'Lllu coitnul khvmi' llio
hastily writtni news-ltemt. crn le s;n'enlat,nli, and HviliR
minors of il, eil.oly Journal, nml tlie pomli'miu Tonie of
Ihe lulurc Instornm. written utier the. Ilv'nifr interest nail
exeiti in, -in of the sie.n p ilnie il eyeiiU ln!l Inve pnpsril
away. It is t i these 'eri,li.-a:s thai ri-.i lers must look tor
Ihe only leally lulell.i.'ii.lc rici.l re I la lie Insloiyof current
events, suit as such, la i.iUit.on to their m 'll-t-sliililmlieil
lilerary, seieiilihe, .111.1 l,eolo;ienl ehiraclei, we urge tlitiu
iijn thee aifi'leralion of tlie reaiiiiifr puhiic.
Arraiiieuienls are hi pn tici fut i,o receipt of early
sheets I r, III Ihe lliiloh nnhli.l.ers. l,v wliieli we shall he
nhle 10 place all our JEt-,,1 iurn in the h.-nals of auliscrlticr,
alKiut as sion as tuev can he luriophtl with the loreLfr
pies. AlihouL-li Una will involve a verv Lima outlay on
our part, we tlmll oieiniie to furuifli ll,e lVrioiliculs at
the same low rates as heretofore, vix :
l'er nn.
ror any one ol tlie four Pevirws ... fr:i nn
For any two of the fair Iteviews . . - SCO
r or any three o( the 1,-ur ilex jews . . 7 11
For all I', nr ol lie- Iteview s . . . -800;
For ll!ael,wo.i'il .Mrieiiziue - . . . 3 trtl i
For Uln kwooil ami Ihree lleview? - . 0 IS1 '
t'or Hlaek wood an.l the four Heviewa . . 10 IHJ :
Payments tube made in all cases in advance. !
Monei) current in the State where issued irill
be received at pur.
CLUEBING.
A (Itttcnihi of twentr-livt: ikt ffiit. fmin tlie hIiov nri.
wn will U- ylliV4tl I 1 Cliil-s tutUriiti: I't-ur ur more e 'iiei
f PllV ciio nr nun- . f the o1k.v wnrki. Thu; Itmr
coiifi nf il'n.kvv.i, or olfm Itcvkw, will be wnt o
one luUlrrH iir !?'.; i mr r..nici uf Ihe lour Kcviewn mid
liklcL Wim1 It I fctid; tillil tf) t'll.
I'OSTAGE.
In ill! the nriiL h-al Cilies ami Towns, these work. iU
! ilelivire,!. Inoih Ac-uls. I'li F.K (IF 1'OSTAfiK
When sent hy liunl. the I'osluee to say isirl of Ihe I'liild
Slales will he hut 1 m lily.l uui I till, a year lor
nneiiw.ion," anil uiil inrlvc leitta ayenr lor euch
H the Iteviews.
Iteinilliiiu'es unit e 'innninienlious shoukl uIwhvs lis
aiiJrt-Siil, post-taiil, to the PuMihIi'.-is,
LK0NA1U) SCOTT & CO..
54 gold sthi:i;t, nf.w yoiik.
. H. I.. S. A (.'o. have reeentlv putilivheil, anil lisve
now fur sile, the KAII.MF.lt S I.TlIlF.," .v Henry ftt.
phius, 01 IMiiihureli, uii.l 1'rof. N,,rtoi,,of Yale Ci llexe,
New lluven,e'iniplfle 111 two vols, Minloetavo, entsininK
llssi ibices. 11 sleel uiul OlSl w'ootl riigisv iue. Pries 111
nm.liu himliiiir, iij.
t?' This work is kt the n,l o).,t, f th Farin,"
lately UKii'Sf iTtTKhiiml thrown upon tlie .Uaiket.
New Yoik, Jan. 'J-, I KM
1000 'JXLNS No. 1
Super I'hospliute of Liine,
i:ilLi;o's OKKJINAL AND GEN LINE,
warrauled of superior quality, the cheapest
manure in the world, farmers and dealers sup
plied nt low prices.
. KXTUA QUALITY LAND PLASTKK.
5000 barrels Evtru Quality Land Duster, select
ed expiessly for its feriilizinq mnility.
10,110 bushels of unm In tx.il k . 1,000 barrels
Calcined Fluster. S00 barrels Casting Tlaater.
100 barrels lleulist I'laster.
FEKCVI . Gl'ANO.
This artielo we uli'er in confl,!cnre to our cus
tomers, as equal to any imjioi led, aud fir auperiur
to most iu the mallet.
5,000 Iwgs of this superior Guano, for sale at
Ihe lowest niarlvtl rules. Also, I'utugoniuii
Guanu, 7'oudrctle, Ground Cli.irc.wil, Ac, Ac.
0 ' C. FKFNCH A CO.
At the Steam Plaster Mills, junction York
Avenue, Croivu and Callow hill Mtreels, Phila
delphia. Phila., Feb. 4, 18.VI. 3m.
LEAD, ZINC,
111011 I'Ai.vr,
OIL AND COLOUS,
suKtricTcase st
FEANCIS S. LEWIS & C0-,
Represented by Lewis, James Co.,
135 South Front Street,
ruZZ.ADBZ.VHZA.
Orders thankfully receivedpunctually attend
ed to, guaranteed to five satisfaction, and oltered
for sale on the most liberal terms.
For samples anj particulars, please sJdrcss as
above.
Phil.., Jan. SI, BH. 3m.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Fall and "Winter Goods.
J. F. & I.f7 KLINE,
1JEGPECTFULLY announce to their friends
' and tl e public In general, that they have
received at their Old Stand, in Upper Autrusta
township, Northumberland county, Pa., tlieir
Fall snl Winter Goods, and opened to the public
a full assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, &c,
Consisting in part ef Cloths, blnck and fnncj
Cassimers, Sattinctts, Flannels, Checks, snd
nil kinds of Winter Wear.
Also a splendid assortment of
Ladies Dross Goods,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslin, do Laities, Tluid
Cashmeres, De bctics, Merinos, Bav etata
Long havla, &r.
Also a fresli supply of tLit orcrlc of all
Kinds,
Hardware and Qnernswnrc, a fresh supply
of Drtifis'nnd Medicines.
Wooden Wnre.
Also a lurtrn assortment of Hoots and
Hhoes, suitable for Men, Women and
Children. Hats nnd Caps, such
as Silk, Pnnnmn, and other
Hats. Sail, Cheese, & c.
Call nnd t'ee.
Cheaper tluin the Cheapest,
All of which will be sold for ensh, or in ex
change for country produce, at the highest market
price.
I'pper Augusta, Nov. 5, lH5o. ly Al 30.
SELLING OFF AT COST !
A Chance for Good Bargains ! !
TOIIN' HIJVER8 & Co., will sell, dnrinj the
" winter, at cost, for cish or country produce.,
their extensive stock, consisting of
DRS" GOODS.
Cpoceiies, Hardware,
QUEENSWARE,
and the other numerous and valuable articles
they have at tlieir store in Huubury. Intending
to terminate their mercantile business in the
sprinat. they nrc ready In accommodate till Mint
time the public in general with first-rate Roods at
cheap prices. The winter will soon be over, and
spring will shortly bo here, therefore call as soon
as possible, and procure good bnrgnins Country
produce taken in exchange, and "kasli" not re
fused, Sunbury, Pec. 31, 1 fl.-,3. tf.
Hew and Fashionable Goods ! !
.JOHN V. MA II TIN,
rttsltloir.kbic Tailor,
Deer Street, one door north of C. J. Bruner's
Law O ffice, Sunbury.
T3 AS just received from Philadelphia, the licst
11 J and most desirable stock of (ioods that has
ever been broualit to Sunbttrv, such as
CLOTHS,
Consisting in part of black, brown, green, olive
and blue.
A splendin assortment of
:i Jh -.0 & j. 1-1 'be & 3
such os snlin, velvet. Grenadine silks, plush vel
vets, cashinorc, vrtlcncia, and a splendid urliclo
of white (j'renadine for wedding vests. Also-
all descriptions nf cloth for
OVERCOATS.
An extensive variety of pl.tin and fancy cassi
mers for panlalcons. Common goods for coals,
pants and vests, coat bindings and cordings ; a
superior article of
N ECK. Tl ES AN D STOCKS,
of the latest style, plain and fancy black cravats,
hosiery. suspenders, shirt collars, "silk iirnlershiits,
drawers, men's drub buck-lined chamois mid
other gloves, and triinmiugs of every description.
Alsj on hand n few articles of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,"
warranted to be ettnl to his customer work and
sunerior to Philadelphia manufacture. All per
sons buying ready made clothin? of me can hnvc
them rcapiiircd gratis in case of ripping or giving
out. as I warrant all my nrlhlcs
I return my thnnks to the public for their pre
vious patrnnano und respectfully solicit a contin
uance of the same. As I nm determined not to lie
undersell, my goods will bo disposed of on the
most reasonable terms for cah. I
fSutlbury, Nov. 20, 1953.
PENNSYLVANIA
CONFECTIONARY & FRUIT STORE,
' No. 16 9 Ndrth 3d st., S. K Cor. of Vine,
rillLADEtPIIIA.
rBMIE subscriber takes this method of informing
Country Merchants and the public gencrallv,
that he has re-moved from 15W to tho large aiid
commodious store 1C9 .Noirrit Third street, and
replenished it with an extensive and well selected
stock of Confectionary, Fruits, Stc, which he is
confident he can oiler to purchasers, wholesale
and retail, at satisfactory rates.
WM. S. STILES.
Philada., Dec. 17, 1853. 3m.
B. M. 1UK11IOLOW.
O. Tlt'SANV, JK.
). B. ClIARBOtl
Bai-lholoM', Till any tS- Co.
IMPOnTI'.RS AND PI'AI.CRS l
Foreiu mul Icuif!lic
DRV GOODS,
AND AGENTS Mil Til R SALE OF
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
No, 2GS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore.
If our Coods on examination, are not as cheap
as they can be bought in any other market they
may be returned forthwith At our expense.
lialliiuore, Nov. 2U, 1853. ly.
CRITTENDEN'S
Commercial Institute,
140 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
rjHH branches taught arc
1 HOoK-KF.F.l'lNt;,
W KIT! Mi, and
C'OMMEHCIAI. CAI.cn. ATIONS,
Open Daily, and on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday Evenings of each week'
II. S. CKrn'FNIlF.X.
, Principal.
Pliilu., Jan. ?8, 1S51. 3in.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY.
rubincam"& SKLLKRS,
iriufrsalc Manufacturers and Dealers nt
ConlVctioiiiU'V t :il I Kintls,
No. 113 Xoi-IH Third 81 , below ltrr,
Fhiladelphia.
riHK attention of Pcnlcrs is requested to an
L eiaminulion of their stock, which will be
round at leasl cquul In any iu this city, foreign
FruiiS of all kinds in season.
N. ti. (Vders by mail or olbertvise promptly
attended to.
Pints., Feb. II, IS.M.-Sin.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
For Sale!!
niHE sul-riber offer, at private sale his house
1 and lot of mound, aitunte in lb. Uorough of
Sunbury. on lb north west forner ol J.wu snd
Bbsckberry alreela. now in the occ.pancy ot Ja
IJeard. kA- Tlio house is two .lory
BRICK PWELLINO & KITCHEN,
in cood order and condition. For term, apptv
lo lbs auUscnber. at Uie Forks of the Flum Creek
and Tulpotiorkt'u road.
u ' JACOB WEIMER.
January 7. 1841 3m.
THE RENOWNED HEXES YJ
II olio way's Ointment.
.
This oxtmontinary Unsii:nt is e-mfrrM nf le most (real
intr ftolssms, snd when nred In srenrilns"e with the
itirwiiinns which acemnpnnjr est h pnt, will lniir cures
vhcn all other mmns Is I . Cases of tlit ni 'st r1rssirste
Fkin dispnsrs rcadilr yield to its trtieary. It is famous
wlnni uswl In es of Onnt, Bhrnmstitin. ComrnrtH or
B'iIT Joints, tn As:hmas tt will d woarlers if well rub
bed inio tlio Chost.
A MOST ASTOMPFIINf ri'RE OF ritOFUI.Ot'S
lllkkh.-a caf. ci:rtTir,i-D nr hiemAyor
OF rciSTOX, ENGLAND.
C, r. it nf . r Sj.l.l. H
- y ..j w .on- f f till. tf. A.Vl.i, ..!, I'JUllUr
T lr if -sior Jim f.owAT,
D. sr Sir. Mre. Sarsli iJixon nf i.in-n-p nd rtriet Bn.
t 'll Imi tlindiy ( .. c,l li -r,. e ins t i it lor a consi lorabls
nsil ! shs wnsscvcrrlvsfflictnl wl'h Scrofulous Sores sst
L k-rs in hf r orins, fsrt, Iws. ami other irts of her txxir t
snd nlili nn'i the fust of moliesl advice was obtsiuail at .
Ihe c ut "if n large sain of nuniev, sli uhlsinad so abata
meut f sufTerhiS!. Im' trndosllv ft'f.w worse.
Uciajt rreomnicidrit l.y li'ipntl to try vour Oiptmant,
t.ie rurnl a snnll pot. snd n Ivx of ilia Pills, ami l,fore
tlist wis nil n-d, STmptoms ol amfml nent sppesrad Kf
panrverine. with the tnxdieiurs f t a ah vt linie loufsr,
acnrdu,t. Ihr directions, nm! strictlv silhrrluc In yonr
li.lrs sstoiliet, Ao.,,u Wjs perfeitly cured, and now
esjoys Ilia Iwst of lim'th. '
ri.i.t . . .. .' r'-rnoin, Dear Sir. rours trulv.
t)slMAu3,iHl2Hf, o-,3. (Signr,!)' J. aOKI.E.
M 1N 1 l'.1-1 '"IlOlt MEDICAL AID
of the I o.l'p.C jfJincI: li,,,,,, ,rnrogn '
Sussex, dated Jan. VHh 1853.
Ti Professor IToltoWAT,
Mr. I inlTered lor a nmsiilrralilr rri c.
atfcn-k ..I l;,).i.as, which at I h ll m
Msi.:d sll meJieal trrntmrnl. X "' i ".'"7
l.art, and I qrite drained of sny ,,rmm,J 1 .
whrn I was advised m have rrc Vrw t? 7, J ITn,
and lMla I did so without d.lsv Z anTTa,,
he result was eminently suecessVal VTtl 'XA'l
radical cur. ,r le .,,,1 restored m. tn the ci j, ,, Z nt ?
h.i.lth. slial ever speak with the mm,,,, call dJ Z . nf
your l.ie.lieuirs, and haue rccoinniended Ihem In Til 1 !
U-neii't''S''U'rl,00d "m,l"r'' ralrtnt who deiireu , u'."
loni. Sir, your obligol mil faithful pirrvsnt
(r,gue.l) EI.1ZAMETII YEATF.S
T'.e Pdls shcnl.l l usnl cnnjoinll. w in, th, Oinam....
in most of ih. follow-ill en... ' WlllHaeul
Had l.eya, OhiSiro-f.w.t '
Hut Breusts, Chilblnins,
"urns, Chiippnl hnmls,
.unions, Corns (Sofi)
Hit,, ol' M, .... .v. '
Fistulas,
fiout.
tilundular twsUini,
I .liml.in..
t'i"S A, f ind-Flies, Coutmctnl suit
Kliriimatiini
KnM,
Hore-throntt,
:. "T';""V: . etui Joints,
Klcphantintis, Sore Njpc,
Skiu-ilipeiiiirflt H"urvy
Tumours, 1'le.rs,'
i u ws
s.il 'T. II-'1Iotiv . v ilt ii ,n '. arldn-s-P"
cents, nnd SI .'ill eenls car d ! k i , .... ' ",
tl"e principal Un.a Itau tafii, i.:,'. w '" trf
riX. Tl'"'alcrabl. saving by tukis ,. larger
frre-nber SI, m,V),y,
NEW
Clot-k tj Watclimalcrs.
122R.2CH & CO.
TA Vi: just opened Clock and Watchmaker
suop in the bni!di3 ;ltclv occupied by J.
iU. SSiiiipPon, near Tencr cV Co's Store,
in Marht Street, Sunlmnj, Pa.,
Where they have opened, and will keep consUntlr
on hand, '
Silver & Cold Watches, etc.
Also, .k'wch'v,
Consisting f fiold Ureast-pins. ICnr and Finger
Kings, Medallions, Cuir-pins, Ladies & Uentle
mans' fold and silver pens and pencils. Also,
Silver and plated Ton and Table spoons, salt
j-..itio, iiuii.-i Mutes, tve,
1 T- To T1 f T
Of all sizes, suiting evpry ar;p j;pV fjlassrs,
Pocket Books, of all siye. Kazora, llu'ic Oil, I!o
volvers, and other pistols, Brushes, Combs, Soap,
&c, ike. Also, a Inre stuck of
JtliiKlcal lii(rutncii(i !
amons't which aro Accordeous. Violins, Flutins,
l ifes, Flutes.
CARPET LAGS,
Trunks umbrellas, suspenders. All sires of rea
dy made Mhirts and Collars; all of which will be
sold cheaper than lias ever been heretofore sold in
Siiiihurv.
If ('locks, Watches, Ear and Finger riiny,s
repaired in the bcji manner and at Ihe shortest
notice.
Sunbury, Oct. 15, 1S33 Sm.
Con3iimers, look here ! !
BENJ -A 311 X IIEFFXEtt
jiKSPIH FFUI.LY informs Hie citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity, that he has just re
ceived and opened at his new store, in Market
street, Sunbury, a handsome assortment of
Fall mul AVintcr Goods
consisting in part of
Clotiis, Cassimers, Cassinets.
of all kii.ds, of linen, cotton and worsted.
A I. SO ;
t'allrocs, Cilcigliams, I.awns,
ItfiHismcIiuc Re Linlnet
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
(i)lOCEIUES of every variety.
Also an assortment of Hardware. Il'OU
and Steel, Nails, &c.
Also an excellent assortment of
QUEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of HOOTS & SHOES.
HATH fc CAPS, a good selection.
Suit, Fish, i-c.
And s great variety of other articles such aa are
suitable lo the trade, all of which will be sold st
tho lowest prices.
t IV" Country produce taken in eicUanft a
the highest prices.
Punbury, Nov. 12, 1853 ly.
ww.Lsi. WINDOW SHADES. w .Tta.
G. Is. H2XLLER & CO.
MAN V F A CT U K E US l".
AND
WIIOI.i:sAI.i: AM) EETAII. DEALEHS
In Vinlow Shades,
South-iecst corner jtf Second and Arch Streets,
miLADELrHIA.
j'TCII us tiollie's l.undscapes, Holders, Vases,
Serules, I!upiets,
GOLD BORDERS, &c,
Of the most beautiful designs and pci tit tion of
linis.ll in this cotintrv, and at such
j.ow riMCEs,
As to challenge all roinjirtiiion. BiifTand White
Jlolluuds, t aiubrics, J'ugxels, Cards, Brasses.
Ac, in etcry varit lt , fur t'ily or Country Trade.
We invite? an cxaiiiinuliiiu of our stock, at the
Ilrpot, iouth-wesl curlier of .Second and Arch
streets, Philadelphia.
January i, 1S.M. Sm.
V!e 17 POTTS,
IMPHUTF.li AND DEALER IN
mori & STEESL,
461 Market strut, below 13A, north side
fHILADBLraiA. '
Phila.. Jan. S8, 1854 ly.
The News of how the A Var
IMwven llie Turks and Jluuivns
f'1 OES on is not of so much intr rest a tt.
itiSahiluiits of Sunbury and its tieiuily a
tlie Ucl lita'.
i. W. TEN EH i Ci..
bate brought up this wek froM Phils-lelphis
Uin, beautiful and arid st.x k of ito..is. wl.icl
they Mill at II cheap as heirtofore. 'I'liey rei cU
fully retiiest tin ir friends and the public to ctU
aud ate I In in.
tjiinburv, P,i., Iiec. .", is j 1