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SUNBUllY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKlN JOUKNAL.
FROM MEXICO.
The New Orleans papers of the 12ih have
news from Vera Citu to the 8th instant !
A thousand rumors were afloat in Mexico
in regard to the operations of Gen. Alrarcz,
who, it appears, has well-nigh suoceedeil in
cutting off all communication, between Santa
Ana and the capital. When last heard fromi
the President had not entered Acopulso, be
causa he did not dosire to expose his soldiers
to the deadly fire of the enemy; but the
wily chieftain was busily engaged in rigging
a purchase to lake the place by stratagem,
without the loss of man. The garrison at
Acapulco is represented to be in a destitute
conditon ; the provisions of the revolutionist
were nearly exhausted. So close is the siege,
both by land and sea, that it was supposed
impossible for them to hold out much longer.
The standard of rebellion had been raised
in a small town in Queretaro by one Captain
Vtoeala Vega, on the 17th ultimo, and sev
eral hundred joined in the prenunciamento,
but the rebels were met. detested, and
forced to seek refuge in the mountains by a
band of chosen soldiers under the command
of Col. Ruiz.
Raphea) de Barrio, brother of the Minister
of Guatemala, died in Mexico on the 27th
ult.
The Tampice papers announce that a gold
and silver mine had been discovered near
the place by Don Salvador Darqui.
A battle of six hours' duration was fought
on the 13th ult., between the troops of the
Government and the rebels under Alvarez,
in which four soldiers and an oflicer of the
regular army were killed.
A demncratio conspiracy has been discov
ered in Mexico, and the Diario officially
publishes seven articles of the "plan," or
basis of the government the conspirators pro
pose to establish. Civil and religious liberty
is the end sought, or rather a republic some
thing on the pl;in of the British monarchy.
So far as religion is concerned, they would
make the Roman Catholic the established
church, but allow all other denominations a
fair chance.
There have been some extensive opera,
tions in the highway robbery line. The
coach coming down was attacked near Pue
Wa, so mo days since, and a regular free
fight came o(T between the gentlemen of the
road and the passengers, in which several of
the former were fatally (two since ascertain
ed to have been killed) wounded. Nono of
the pussengers were hurt, but the coach was
riddled with balls, and the driver severely
wounded. The pugnacious and gallant tra
vellers were Messrs. Il.tzen, of New Orleans i
Marsh, of Maiyland, and the Reverend Fa
Iher Palacia, a Roman priest of Montgomery,
Alabama, who let himself in with a degree
of earnestners worthy of Friar John comme
morated by Rabelais. The day after, the
coach was assaulted, ami tho hardest kind of
a fight came off. The robbers were again
defeated, with the loss of seveial wounded,
but one passenger was killed nnd several
badly hurt. The person killed was an Ital
ian Count, of iinmence riches, travelling for
fun'. He did most of'lhe fighting, and the
Ladrones made a dead set at him The re
port was that the tinfoitunate gentleman was
Count Rossi, the husband of Soiling, but such
is not the case.
the religious to vktios.
The Baptists have got through with their
conventions and anniversaries. That of the
Bible Union, held on Friday evening, was
the last for this year. The chief feature of
the occasion was an address from the Rev.
J Lansing Burrows, in relation to the issue
of a new version of the Bible, which move
ment he favored, as tending to harmonize
the Baptist Church. The Presbyterians
of lbs New School and of the Reformed
Church will continue to hold their sessions
this week, and business of great interest to
the public is expected to come before the
Assembly of the former. We allude to a
very important law-suit in regard to the pos.
session of the property which belonged to
the old Presbyterian Church, and to the re
plies of Southern Presbyteries in regard to
the subject of slavery. The report of the
committee upon funds, legal powers, ele
will be made at 12 o'clock to-morrow. The
Assembly comprises many ministers nnd
some lawyers ot high reputation for ability
and eloquence. Thus far, the discussions
have been conducted with excellent temper
and moderation. But the questions whirl)
are usually so exciting have not yet been
mooted in this body. The hospitalities ex
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lenueu to irje iieiegaies io mese religious
conventions, have been such that they must
Do very mucrj gralitiei! with their visit.
Our citizens seem to have reflected thnt the
visit ot so many of the pious and eloquent of
the land at one time was an honor to l'hila
delphsa and they have made tho most of it.
North American.
Later from Central America Dreadful
Earthjuake Six Hundred Families Buried in
the Rains. Mocilc, May 21 The Picay
une ha received later advices fiom (Vnlru)
America. A dreadful earthquake has taken
place at San Salvadore. The scene w as most
distressing, about six hundred families beiii
buried in the ruins. The loss of lifts is not
staled.
The Congress of Honduras has granted
I, 000,000 acres of laud lo the I'uciflo and I'u.
erto Cabello Kailroad.
Important from MtxUo Movements oS'im.
la Anna Earthquake. Cuaiukstun, May
II. A private letter from Meaieo stale I ha I
Santa Ann is within Ihras) mile of tho Cap
ital, at hi summer tetidmice.
It I reported that (.eneral Alvares ha
beta defeated, nd communication with Ac
pulo ppud.
A lentils) (hock of an nhiusk s fo!
in Ibe city of Mesico. The eitisen llud
flora) tbeif tousrs in ousleriitttioa.
IUm. M'HLTasj C. It., foriiisily Ji.'k
f lbs) hjprvin Coufl, b beta pMiiile.
Associate La Judy of I-aiuii l)tmi,
by Migler bit acepiue it bol )t
nuouiie i.
Npwl, Vtil whi, M.ust Ml) thwil
l-SWMw, 4 Uf flOINItlOl NIH III ksfl' OUl
vl W...... 1 '
ollovay't Ointment end Pills for the Cure
rvsipeTas and Had Legs. The wife of
of Ery
Mr. 1M ward Colo, of the Post-office, Salcombr
near Kingsbridge, suffered for a number oi
years with erysipelas. Some time since she
had the misfortune to injurs a vein in her
foot, which caused her leg to swell, and ulti
mately broke out into four deep flesh wounds,
Attended with violent inflammation. She
had the best of medical advice, and tried va
rious remedies without being able to effect a
cure. At last she commenced using Hollo
way's Ointment and Pills, which have effec
tually healed the wound, and in every other
respect restored her to sound and robust
health.
THE House of Representatives at Washington
having got a holiday, it is sid that msny of
the members are eoing to visit Philadelphia to
get a littlo recreation and some' new summer
clothes. All the gentlemen and patriots get
theirs from Rockhill & Wilson's chenp and
fashionable clothing store. No. Ill Chestnut
street, corner of Franklin Tlaco, Philadelphia.
Phila., Jan. 28, 1854. cw.
At Mt. Carmel. on the 18th Inst., by John
Hoff. E?n., Mr. Ciiari.es Ciap, to Miss Eli
zabeth, daughter of Felix Lerch, Esq.,ofMt.
Carmel.
i 1 1:. i.
In Muncy, on tho 22,1 iust., at the resi
dence of his son-in-law, Joseph B Kramer,
Mr. JOHN PAINTER, formerly of Chilisqna
que, North'd co., aged 66 years
In Lower Ancusta, on tho 25ih inst., of
consumption, Mr. WILLIAM P. KUNTZ,
aged about 25 years.
EI)C iHavkcts.
Philadelphia Market.
May S4, 1854.
Fi.oim and Mf.ai.. The market is quiet,
nnd Flour is generally held at SS G2.i8 75 per
bbl., for standard brands, nnd S8 87:iS9 lor
extra. We quote Rye Floor at S55 37.
Chain Wheal is littlo inquired after, and
dull. Small sides of red at S2 05; white is
held at S2 12 per bushel. Rye is scarce.
Last sales of Peun'a at SI 12. Corn is dull ;
sales at 75c, in store. Oats are scarce and
in demand, at 55 cents.
Whisk kv. Sales of hhds. at 2Gc., and
bbl. at 26 a27 cents.
Ealtimorc Harket.
May 23, 1854.
W H rat. Wheal was dull and prices show
a considerable decline. The ofleiings nt the
Corn Exchange, weie about G500 bushels, and
prices ranged at from 185 to 196 for fair to
piime leils, white at the same figures. Coiin.
Com was also dull ; whito sold at 7 2a? 3 cts ,
yellow at 70u71, mixed at 68 cts. Kve.
About lis bur-li. reuna uye was sold at tu
cts. Oats. iWarylui.u & V nuinia U.ila sold
at 5I;i58 els, and Putin a at 59a 60 cents.
SUNBUKY 1'IUCE CURRENT
W II SAT.
Kte.
CoRX.
Oats.
Potatoes,
Brkswav
HtrKi.r.n Flax.
Hittkh.
Eons.
Piiiik.
Flaxskkd.
Tallow.
200
100
60
5G
50
12
25
?.3
10
12
125
10
Now Advertisements.
T0WLR HALL
CLOTH LNCi STOKE,
Market Street, opposite the lied Lion Hutel,
Sunbury, Pa.
r"inilE subscriber is huppv to nnnounco to the
citizens of Sunbury aim vicinity, that he
has just opened a large stock of
CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
such as Coats of every fashion, Pants and Vcst
blurts of oil kinds, figured ami plum, under
shirt and drawers, both woolen and cotton,
red flannel shirts, twilled, plated bosoms,
overhauls, stockings and gloves, of all
kinds, suspenders, silk handkerchiefs,
ties and slocks, pocket handker
chiefs, cotton and bilk ; splendid
collars, suspenders of all sizes
and prices.
It has often been said of a pocket in a
shirt, but come and see the pocket, vest
and shirt in one.
Also: a fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimers and
Satlinetta, Summer goods, black satin for
A' cats, at every price, and any quantity of
fancy vest patterns, which will bo iimdo
up to order to suit customers ; my maxim
is: no fit no take. And ns for cheap
selling, I don't intend to be beat by
Europe or America. Also on
hand, a largo assortment of
Umbrellas at any price, to suit
great and small, together
with some travelling
Imps to curry Yankie
notions in, large and small.
C'line I-'umiers, Mtx-liauics, laborers all,
Call in una Mi; the Cl'itlimg at Tower Hall,
Ami if you want to be suited to a T,
Call at Uie store ofjuhu II. 1).
JOHN H. DAN FIELD, Agent.
Sunbury May 20, IS51. 3iu.
Urigsule Orders.
MILITARY LECTION.
ipriU.IC nlice
JL Luiforiiu'd Co
is hereby uiven to all ths
ompanivs iu the 1st Uriitado
Bth Division 1. V, M. that an election will ha
held iu each Company by the members thereof,
at their respective places of Hireling, on Monday
tho Alh day of June next, for the purpose of
electing uno person for Urigadicr Ccnerul, one
iiersuu fur llrinmlo Inspector, one iwrsuu for
i.it uli iiunt C'nlonrl. 'i'be companies comiHistiig
lie first llullulion will at the same time elect on
ieraoU for Major of said llattuholi. The Cup-
luius or roinmaniliiis otlici rs of each company
will superintend suiil elections, ami lake lo his
ill two iiii'inbtrs ot his company, who shull ft
st vvralty sworn or ullirmeil lo ronJuct s.uJ elec-
tions fairly slid impartially, and true iluplicule
returns miika thrivof, stilting lbs imoilx-r of
voles given for tach ramliilate, on of whiik
bull be till. J will the papers of RV couipauy,
ud ill oilier lo b ilt'livrred or csus lo bw
Inrreil to III l)ri(l Inspector by lh rluprriii'
U'lldt'lll Wllllill U'll (lavs.
j. II. 21 M MKHMAN, Uriii- Ins
ist ling. Hih Div. f, I'. M.
Ilrii;adti (iisprrli tHIuc,
.iihi,uils-rlund, M.y KO, HU.
sT ' AKI'HTIMi, r'lour oil rl.ilh, Table oil tu.
rs, t sipt l thaiu, and IKmst uiats, just rctei.
vrJ aiul lor ul I'J
Ap..l, I. W. TEN KM it I'D.
1 4 It V litlllllS. rioths, Cssaimris, haltinoll,
J.' ..tillS, TJ. tuuiiuf sloih, vl
ruiJ, Tu k in , Cheik, Muslins. Ac, just le.cl
vrd f. shJ wis by I. W. I t. ALU & IU,
Stui.buiv. Apni ti. IM
tlilTsl ud Mits l" M, YVuMvtt i
blMivu. .lirs' )Uum kliue. l.aJu
t.Utk si.J rulwitd lisilin. lu4 lr.iJ soj lui
MU l.y M. A B.NAUU.
I.owsf Awgus, klsv , 1-44.
1Ui)t'r:'iu wti. Cuius, M4-.'
1 H ru.u.s, Oils, Ui4il .l"'i. ". I
I. Ilsiima i.4 e.H. lu.l iisj uj l4 uli
ITollowa
NEW DRUG STORE!
WEISE1X &BRUNE1X,
Wholesale and Ketail Druggists,
Market St., next door to E. Y. Bright Store,
STJNBTJET, PA.,
OFFER to the public the largest and beat
selected stock ever opened in ibis section or
country, consisting of
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Chemicals, Ground Spices, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Dye-stuffs, Window Wass,
Patont Medicines, toeether with a complete as
sortment of Paint, Clothes, Hair. Tooth, Ixail
and Hhaviiig'Urushes, Dressing, Side, Keck and
Pocket Combs, Fancy Soaps, Hhaving Creams,
Tobacco, Segars, Port Monies, Stationary, Con
foctionaries, '
PURE WINES AND BRANDIES
For Medicinal use. English, French and A meri
can Perfumery, Fancy Goods of every descrip
tion, in short every articlo kept by Druggists
generally.
? Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
1 GEO. U. WEISER,
VM. A. EKUNER.
Sunbury, May 13, 1854.
TOWN LOTS
AT FP.XTATE SALE.
TIGHT of tho most desirable lots, in the I
of Shamokin, Northumberland county,
town
Pa.
can bo had of tho subscriber on reasonable terms.
Persons who have money to invest in this kind
of properly, will never have better opportunity
to make a purchase than is now offered them.
Shatuokin has, in its immediate vicinity, am
plo resources to build up a first class interior
town. The mining operations -under way, and
in contemplation, nro of a character to warrant
tho largest expectations, for tho rapid growth of
the place in business and in population. It has
alrcudy taken a start, and each succeeding sea
son w ill sco it still morn prosperous. As a con
sequence, ground to build upon will every year
become more valuable. Lots which may lis had
now, at a compaiativcly low rate, are not likely
to bo in the market rrt nil a few years hence.
Now is the time, therefore, to make purchases.
For information, concerning the eight lots for
sule, apply through letter, to
CJIAS. M. HALL,
Sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury, May 13, 1S54.
This "Way ! This Way! !
Spring and Summer Goods.
FAILING- & GRAXfT.
RESPECTFULLY inform their customers
' and the public, that they, have just receiv
ed and opened the best and cheapest stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
nt their store in Market square, Sunbury.
Their stock consists of every variety of
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Casrimercs, Satlincts, Vesting,
Flannels, ll'ullens, c.,
And all kinds of Spring So Summer Wear.
Also a splendid variety of
LADIES DRESS FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Chintzes, De Laincs,
He rages, "
And every variety of goods suitable for La
dies wear.
Also a large cssortincnt of
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Piaster.
Also an extensive assortment of
Hats and Caps fou Men and Boys.
Also a large assortment of GUOCXHIE.S,
SUCH AS
Sugar, Teas, Coflee, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also a trrsb supply or
DRUGS AND MKDICINES.
Besides the larpesl and moat general assort
ment of all kinds of goods to be had in this
place.
CtT Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury, May 13, I Ho i.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer Goods.
j. r. &. i. r. klins,
RESrECTFLT.LY announce to their friends
and the public in general, that they have
recoived at their Obi Stand, in Upper Augusta
township, Northumberland county, Pa., Iheir
Spring an! Summer Goods, and opened lo the
public a full assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, &c,
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and fancy
Cassimers, Sattinotts, Checks, and all kinds of
SmiNG k SUMMER WEAK.
Also splendid assortment of
ladies Press Goods,
Calicoes, Ginghams. Muslin de I.aines, Plaid
Cashmeres, De lieges, I.swns, &c
Also a fresh supply of all kinds, of
Groceries.
A fresh supply of Hardware and Queens-
ware, Drugs and Medicines.
Wooden AVare.
Also a Urge assortment of Boots and
rShoes, suitable for Men, Women and
Children. Hats and Caps, such
as Silk, Panama, and other
Hats, Salt, Cheese, Ac.
Call and See.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
All of which will be sold for cuMi, or in es-
change for country produce, at the highest niuiket
price.
I pper Augusta, May 0, I so l.
ATTENTION !
For tho Metropolitan Clothinjy Store of
G. ELSBEHG & CO.,
Market Street, opposite Urn Post Ojjice.
ATK have just rrccied and on hand now the
' " niost hv'iutilul, largest and let assorted
stiM-k of reaJy-mado Clothing adapted to Spring
nd Miuuuir wear ever before bronchi into
Sunbury or any place in this seclimi of the coun
try. Our Clothing made by the best hands and
utiilcr our own supervuion, we Know will gi
entire satisfaction lo buvcrs. Still ailheriuu to
our 1J inotlj "Vknifi fur i'u.'k," we'll dispose of
our giHiJs rcakouiiMe aiul rapidly. All we say
is i come, eaiuiuc and priio our goods aud w
iii'i sure ytu II vt'i.
r ulU r von at Ibe very lowest prices every
iiiiainal lo isru ly of Coats, r.ls slid pants, rut
iu I In- lsl fssbioii and wuriuiilvd In lit. Chubs,
rsssiliiriis, wtlintlU, linens, diilliugs, ja'ans,
silks, satins, and u!l ot he r kind made into Clo
thing.
AIm large SMorlmrul of l)j.its slid Shoes
suiuns; lhri pli udiil tsiurly ot ladle shoes.
Uilie snd gouts gaiters, etc.
MI.K HATS,
I'taain, I'shuUisf, I'ssil and all iU SiiJ
l's we bv gtenl 4iiely of. AUu '!
Iu of Uuuss, vslirssml ri I bags fur sal ibssp.
JhWr.lUY.
We ha splendid U'l "f wait iu , il4 l
kind of Jvwrliy soluble t.n la.ll.s and eutUiueu,
I'hTOl.S.
All kinds vt lidiiis, double and sinUi
Uiil 1'uii.U, Auid.'tiia, Muiu, CulUi uj
U wiliei gnud geuersllv krpt m eu Im n U
ksund l uf Um. all l hub luteiul M as II
I lL iy us4 im.. l..u'H i.vl Hie piste,
k. i:i.iu:ku h
klikl X.jusle, upll lb I'wal I'llu.
Huubuiy, Ms; , l l.
HWIsl, I1.1.4 '. M.kvnl. t'u4u.k,
t !.., UsUllM. Il,. IIHSA lllWnSi
PLATINA POINTS
ron
LIGHTNING HODS.
MASTOr AOTUBED AND ftoLD BY
MCALLISTER & BROTHER,
OPTICIANS,
48 CEESSUI STREET,
PHILADILPniA.
(At tho Old Stand, established Im 1700.)
Onr Points r nil HppM with solid rutin wl nUmpM
with our nsntft. Printed directions accompany each Point.
1'rlccs. 1 00, SI SS, l 60, ft 00, M 00, $4 00, p., jxfe.
wording to ti qusnUt of flats is. '
ww By (emitting Bis Cents la Pottagt
Stamps, in addition to any of ths abors
priose, a Point oan be safely lent by mall U
any part of the United States.
Dills., May !, 1854. 3m.
Grent Arrival of
SPRING GOODS!
IRA T. CLEMENT
SNFORMS his friends and customers that ho
just received 'an elegant assortment of
SPRING AN SUMMER GOODS
At his Store in Mar:;cl Street, Sunburr, which
he offers to the public at the lowest prices.
His stock consists of a general assortment o
Dry Goods, viz:
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets, Jeans, Drillings,
Muslins, Linens, Calicoes, Muslin de
Lains, Laicns, Ginghams, Jlcragcs.
Also a large assortment of t'LOTHIXG.
A large assortment of lioots and Shoes, for
Men, Women ami Children.
Silk Hats.
Tanama, Talm leaf and oilier Summer Hats.
.Master.
GHOCEniES of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Cofit'C, Molasses, Cheese, Spices,
Fish, Suit, Ac.
HARDWARE,
Viz : Iron and Steel, Nails, Tiles, Saws, &.C.
QUEENSWARE,
Tea Setts, Plates, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, Ifc
LIQUORS,
Wine. Brandy, Chi, Rnm, Whiskey, &e.
Cb Country produce of oil kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market prices.
April 8, 1S51 ly.
New Goods for the People !
liKXJA mix iii;FFNi:n
B"bESPECTFUI.LY informs the public in gen
eral that he has just received and opened a
splendid stock of
Spring find Summer Goods
at his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
II is stock consists in part of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets.
of nil Vimls, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSO :
Calicoes, Ginghams, LauiM,
IrlouNKOlliie Ie Laincs
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
Groceries
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iron
nnd Steel, Kails, &c.
Also an excellent assortment of
QTTEENSWAItE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of ROOTS & SHOES.
II ATS & CAPS, a good selection.
Salt. Fish, iN'c.
And a great variety of other articles such as are
suitable to tho trade, all of which will b sold at
the lowest prices.
tW Country produce taken in exchaiif
the highest prices.
Lower Augusta, May fi, lf51.
THE STKAMBOAT
SUSQUEHANNA
WILL make regular trips for carriace of Pas
sengers between Sunbury and Northum
berland every day, except Sunday, on and after
Monday, April 2Jlh.
The boat will leave ths wharf at Sunbury, at
8 o'clock, A. M., 1 1 o'clock and SO nii..utcs A.
M., and 5 o'clock 30 minutes, P. M.
Kcturning, will leave the outlet lock at North
umberland, at R o'clock and 15 minutes, A. M,
1 1 o'clock and 43 minutes, A. M., and S o'clock
and 45 minutes, P. Af.
Fare, 10 cents. Excursion tickets, good for
one day, 15 cents.
Sunbury, April S9, 1834. tf.
Mns. BUTTS' CELEBRATED SUPPOR
TERS for LADIES, approved and recom
mended by the Medical Profession throughout
the United States, will lie found to lw the most
valuable, as they are the most neat and scientific
Supporters that ever were introduced.
J lie support and rase they nltord by wearing
them combine to givo them a most extensive
salo : many thousand ladies arc now wearing
them with ease, comfort and advantage. Wa
send free of char c hv mail, full directions enclo
sed. Prices moderate.
Address JAMES BETTS, No. 321 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
Phila. April 'J, 1854. Ira.
HMdv Interestin' Xeus !
THE information broupbt to us by Ihe steam
ship Asia of tbe sudden decline- of Flour,
Indian corn, Ac. in Lurope, is no doubt interest
ing to some and thcrrtore it must bo also inter.
csting to a ureal many others to know that while
there it so much lliictuulioii in tho price of
Urcadsliill's at home and abroad, there is nothing
to cllect tho low price of the
Large and Excellent Stock of
SP1UNV. & SUMMEU CLOT1IIFG,
just received by f. Schnurman & Co., sud on
liauJ at there slore
On the corner of Market end Faien Streets,
directly opposite John Young's store, where they
will be pleased to wait Ukjii all thine who wish
lo buy good anJ chimp clothing. Also Ire
supply of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.,
which liny have puithasej at very low pries
at riiiludc Iphis and Itif refine ran lfrd to sell to
their customers at lliu must reii'unu'.de prices
I uey slill, (alter nine rsprricnre in I usinrss)
cliirj to ihe ginnl motto, "mr rou risu. Call
Slid sco for yourselves.
H.-sCHM UMAX A CO.
fcunbury, May 0. IS4I.
DOCTOR JOSEPH W. CAMERON.
It KsI'lX'TFl'LI.V infoiuis lb ciliiens J
'1 Iho Uorouv;h of Hunhury slid lieinily, thsl
bs bus ixnnuusnlly IxaUd biuixll in mid
Uorouvlli anJ olfer bis piolesslolial seivu.es le
lliiuw who uisy wish U employ him. r'ur th
(st-ul h M luuuj l rvi llol.
. huiilniy, M.ieli II, I sit. It.
TJ A 11 i'ti U' UsmmI. hpiiii slid Hummer
H A Mis Is, UUiW sliil Uiii j Uirss Mlk. Milk
IuiTiiis, U l.sllie. bbJI), tiuiijlisiii and fall-
io ill ureal vsiuly, JU-4 leeen.d and (of 4l
l-y I. . I I..M.N A III.
Ruukuiy, Ajuil 1, Is.M.
C1l.ll K Fubl day snd 30 hour Ii.m Slid
J sshIvn (isihmI, t'l.sm Nuls, liiuund
kl, Ksuiua, Slid flUKts. )usl rwiJ snd u(
sal by WM. A. K.N AUU
l ewcl Au(uU, Msy , I'M.
n i sud i'sp sulk, U.s.., Fur uj
Hlwiikh, I'sitsuts, l .sbuiu, Uisid Slid l'Uii
Cut sH sud U) s. .dkv UoulwU at ll s) Is ,
tint i4 u4 Uit W by
U. . I.W . WM. A. ki.VtUU.
ni.tNk r.i.b.i
' Musi!, U
usul s 'I sm4 tiui.
UubU, ,! yifc-sis, uu.Muie
4 . ki s-W k, II U M IK
A CARD.
CIlILSO.va PATE JIT
Ventilating Furnace.
TUB mheribr woaM enll the ttfithn of all nnrtirt
rrntriupt demrnlite FURNACE, to rflllsPON'S
CKLKIIKATRU WARMINO AND VENTILATING
APPARATUS.
The ronntntion of thie Fnrimce H now well known,
hnvinf twrn intrndurH, 1iifinf the pt fire yvera, Into
lvnt irH0 pnMie Imiklings, end more then J00 prhrate
rirelline:e; thie, tnf elher with the immewee incrnBM of
hnh every renr, la the beat erhience that een be adduced
if ita mipetioittr over all other rnrnarea.
Br the ne or Chilaon'a Furnace, yu aeeirre the follow
Itif wlrnntat-ea :
FltBK VtRTtLATTliIt. ' -
Pijaa Aim the heuting earrajcee being ai a temperature
inai win niaiwaie me nir.
fo(iMirAL Um or Ft XL
Grrat DtJKA&iLiTT being mmle entirety of Cast Iron,
not linhte to rn4, will rettnire norrpnira diiiig a lift-lime;
it i eaailv mniaKl, aim will not expoae I lie liuilding in
which it la placed to dnnger I rum tire like lliu other lurna-
We hare the tcrtimoninlaof hmwIrtNUnf the moat erl
etitinn men, to nttcrt to the truth of the itlt-'re Ptntement.
all "f whom pn'imuiH'e it to he decidedly the heat Fnrimce
yci invent rrt, lor pr blueing n ptjre nnd henlthr otm
Che re. We herewith annex the namca of n few well
iH'Wii aitd eminent Prifrm, who hnve naotl I hero, and
kimllv fiirniKliH ua their immra na rcferenrea :
Prof. John H. HriTt. Prof. Pnrker, Prof. Norton.
I'rea. Wm. II. Allen, Prof. Puraona, Prof. Duna,
rrof. D. Siliiuinii, pMf. rtiplcy,
NISE SIZES.
We hare tnlr.Hlilretl. thi amain. Hub new air.OR : ao
tint nil pnrttea niny nvuilUiemadveaof Una or cat ininmre-
mcnt at a very inmlerate Coal. We are mw prenrrd to
luiiiisii mi niiraiua 10 warm a aingio itNtm, or uic
geat puMir hiiililiug in the country.
Ni. I. Purtiiblo. " Complete. ....
35
3. " " . 45
" 4. " f-f Hrirkwork. 4fl
" 5. .... ou
11 3. Extra Uadiator, (tnclndinti Bnra ana Trench
Plnti'Ji.) - ?0
4. ii . . j
5. - ti t u . 107
5. " 4i . . 133
This Ni. 6 ia the largest nnd mort powerful Ftitnace
m:idc in tticc mntry, uiul is ndtniratily nvlnwl lor Church
ca and oilier lriie clu hiiililinra.
Wo cotiliinte to aelt the npirtiis at the an me price na
when fir Hi introduced, five retire a?o Altli'tich the prc-
aciu iiitfii price ni iron to-m nierrriM-U then coal per cent,
uwnif to their great Weight, Mill we nre cnuhlctf, hy Ihe
gruit incmise ol Rtlra. to hintHm the article at the l-'Wrat
pnwtlile ince. One Foundry alone, Mcssra. Wntmck
lseitirniidt, Imve ronlmctcd to niniuh ua with 500 tona of
r iirimcea Una aenaon , a j that we nro now prepared to
furnish thcin wlioteirilu or retail. We aupcrintend the
errcti u of ult Furnace, when required, and wurnuil them
in an casca.
METROPOLITAN COOKIKG RASGE,
We hnve nlao the m nit complete Coikiug Hnnge that
naa yet imh mtriKtutHtl, t- whit h we cull the attention ot
ell who iiuiy wihIi to eccuro the in j1 pet feet aitJ desiruhie
xiivniK npwirnius ever invented.
EMERSON'S PATENT VENTILATORS.
We are the onlv Arcutfi in PeiHrvlvnnia for the manufac
ture and ante of litia VentilaUif, which ia ackuowlelt:d to
le the onlv neiiect Ventilntor ever inntle f r correcting
e draught in tuiokv cliimuii-a, iwd for venlilaling buHtt-
ffi ot an Kiihia. An there are a great many uniiationa 01
ia viiliuihle article now oilered for Rile, par lira will I
careful to examine that it hnsllie Kineraoii Ifci'le at Inched.
PATKNT KDOIS TDIirt AND VF.NTUATOKS.
We have the lanrrst nnd moat turn pie te aas-rlmeut of
t Air Hri'istcra and Veutilalora to lie hmnH in Ihe t.'m-
ted Sutea. Parties who wifh to purchase, either for nri-
iteunuor wholesale, will liud it gicatly I'J their atlvun
ifjc to examine our st-rk.
SIsATK AND IRON MANTLES.
We nave nlwnys on hand nn extensive nwrtmcnt nf
use lii-auliOil .Maiill.-s. in exact iutitati'-n of Kevotiaii.
muiah, Ualway, fiennn, nnd other rare marbles.
For An.liriU'ito nnii loturniimna C vil. Also, nn entire '
new riim-ni 01 inn .w down urate, made tmm llie i:ng
lish Patterns, ami entirely new in this country.
pui.'iAIiI.M for the KH''hh !.nc:tus:ie Flonnmr
ile, Oamkirk C'hiinnev Tona nnd Terra Cottn Orna-
ui'Mils. such ns Gurd'-n Vases, A c.
I'era'ms nivuit huiMing, would do wll to examine onr
Kk helore iiurclinsine etsewherc. Vifitoia. whether nnr-
rhasiug or not, nre conlially welcomed nt our extensive
Wnrciixans, nnd where we ..Vould he happy to furnirh
any informatiou respecting an, jf onr goswla that may be
desiriel. A lwok on Waimtug nnd Vcntilahna: can be
ad grutuitously at our elore, either pervniully, or by l,et-
ter.
S. A.HARRIiOX.
AVarniinsr nml Venlilitinir Wiirfliniis,
110 Vulnut St.. Ih-Iow Sixtli,
riiil .dchihin,
riiils., May 0, IS3I. flin.
Estate of CATHAEIKE OYSTER, dee'd.
NOTICE is liereby given that letters testa
iiiriitury upon Ibe estate of Catharine Oys
ter, late of the Uorounb of Sunbury, IS'orthum
bfrbinJ county, ilcc'il. Iiavo been granted to the
subscriber, residing in said borough'. All persons
nvmir claims or demands against tbe estate of
said doseadent arc requested lo u ako known the
same to tho undersigned without delay and all
persons indebted arc desired to make immediate
payment.
CAIllAKI.MJ 08TEK, En'trix,
of Catharine Oyster dee'd.
Sunbury, April 59, 1854 Ct
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
Fellow Gitiskss: Encouraged by many
friends, I announce myself as a candidate for tho
oflice of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at tho approaching election. Should I be electe d
pledge myself to discharge the uutios there o
with punctuality and impartiality.
UEUliUB UKHiHT.
Sunbury, Aril 8, 1854.
Dagfiierreotypes!
GEORGE W. COBLE,
TESPECTFULI.V announce lo tho citizens
- of runbury and vicinity, that ho has again
opened Dagucrrean Kooni, and is prepared lo
lako likenesses, lie warrants his pictures to be
satisfactory to all wishing true representations of
themselves and friemls. epecial attention is paid
to children. Copies taken with accuracy. In
structions given on reasonable terms. His room
is at the old place, in the (jrand Jury Iiooin,
(eouiitv buildings,) operating hours from 8 A.
M. until S 1 . M., without rcgaid to the slat of
tbe weather. Copies should be sent i i on cloudy
days.
Sunbury. April 52, 1851. tf.
HOUSEHOLD GLASSWARE
From the Principal Factories and I uie
Auction Sulvs.
10.MPIiISlNG a full and desirable assort-
limit at 25 rsu cut bi.uow utit hith
Dealers and others will do well to call lielor
purchasing elsewhere 1,1)00 Package npw u
hand
EDWARD F. CORKIEM),
132 South (Second Street, (above hpruce.)
PHII.ADKl.PHIA.
April SS, 1834. 3ui.
fiv. Ti:.iTr67
SU.NBUKY, PA.,
HAVE jul received a fresS supply of new
Mpring liond. Their Iricnds mid Ihe pub
lic are respectfully rnpicxtcd lo rnll and inseft
llieui. Tiny will b sold cheap. "Uuuk sales
and sin.ill prolils is etill their motto
Sunbury, l'a., April 2S, I Hit.
N()TI(,:
lllUir. Letter of Atlinilii.tratii.lt on
' lb estate of .Natbuiiicl kvlli y, lal of Ku.h
township, Noilhitiiinerluud coui.lv, decvused
lu breii eruiiled .i i:ie sulwunsr, !y in Kei
later of W ills Ac, ul'sjid I'ounly, all l-ra ms in
diUid lo said s.lJl. sr icuuealed lo uial iui
mediate lu vim lit. and llios bs'lilil ilulm
eaiiial Hi miii, will wlilmui Urlay ieaeiil
llieui duly aulhriilu ali'd, lor . llli nirul Ui
M. ,M. lit t M.I I.I. I. Ml, Ailm r,
Huubury. Apul . 1M.--III.
DAQUEMISAN GALLERY.
r 1 1 K uiiduisijiisd Would lesuetlfully InfUrm
lb ladbw sod cullinu ul bbsuuliu sud
k'iiilly Ibsl Ii ks Ukvit, Slid lillid up ruuiuj
U Hi aim wl AUiuiniuau, IIjwi V t o.
lii b will ivmsm Im sboit uui Iht lb
iiuiinm itl ti'Ullii lsuarr.M,pra, All tali
I diiwtl "I bsnin llitll l.kaHiMM Ukvu I
Uk lakvat al) W Will liud U Iu lUu MiUil4 Uiiall
a Dalav Ilia) Im bui'l, tu-luuilow U ma)
b Iu Ul. Sa iliaiai Im i luit uuU'a mii.
UiUoa) glt bl tit f UaUiUlsl.
UtilMtH.
M-sm-Vui, May . US.- at.
Al'lt.)' liuud. r(.iin and uutuu
I A aba)l, Hi" a Mta, a-'k l-oi Imi, lh i
.UI 1(4.4, I
lu0.U4.us, l'a I., I us
U4 I4. , JU-t
itmit dl iuwti VS VI
llV
n 21110 INTS.
Une third cheaper than vhife lead, and free
from alt poisonous qualities.
tVav, Je,er ZluoCompany
11 IH.mlKTi.e'-lh'fwL,h',,rt"i "' lnor"tl
SUPERIOR PAINTS.
ZlwZlZI? 0',,ln ""rted " o from tS
whitS;.H"r,",Kl un"l f,i buSy .st ai.if.Tm
fh .S t ? ' ,h7 "' " rfls.nkp
Bin' kTt ' W"' be "ipetloi tu any iilhcr in the
Z&"n.' h Pt.elive aaraies when
i'i"ni iu i run or m r ..si:
lis properties ofthe
ilings, UrMem. r.
P tvifttfintr f?MtlN..
FHKNCII k RICHAnDS,
ATlinacsnle Pntnl Dmitri siut lmr"ers,
PliltiSrlYi' V ? of Market BtS., Phibileliihia.
nllaAelphhi, AptllS, Cm. .
Itoscndalc Hydraulic Cement.
An excellent article for Lining Cistnns,
1 aults, Spring-houses and Cellars,
ND for keeping dampness from wet snd
exposed walls. For sale by
'JHAKI.ES SIIEI'AKD SMITH,
Corner of Front and Willow Pis. Railroad.
laucipuia, April 22, 1854. ly.
"NVall lapcrg
AVall Tapers !
slHE subscribers have now in storo their eom
U. plcte spring stock of
Paper flanging?, Curtains, &c,
which they ofler ot very low prices,
WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL.
Onr assortment is very complete, comprising
all the qualities, both
French ana American.
Wo manufacture a large proportion of our
goods nnd can sell nt the lowest rates.
tW Paper Hanging done in th country at
citv prices.
PARRISII & HOCGH,
No. 4 North FIFTH street, Philadelphia.
Phila., March 25, 18.Y1 3m
Spring and Summer style
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
Hi FOSTER & GEBHARD,
-s,4 49 South Third Street, below Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA,
jfTTAVE unusnal satisfaction in calling nt'.cn--tion
to their larire and varied stock of Mole
skin,Drah, lieavcr, Otter, Panama, and a variety
of Straw and Sopt Huts.
flcntleincii's summer Caps of all descriptions.
Children's Fancy Embroidered snd Plain Cnps
Straw Hats and Cnps, Misses' Flats, &c.
I XT' Particular attention is called to a White
nnd Nankeen French Felt Hat, of our own im
portation. Phila., April 22, 1S5I. 3m.
PATENT
SCALES,
Sold at their
WAREHOUSE,
No. 240 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Kailroad, Hay, Coal, and Farmers' SCALES,
set in any part of the country, by experienced
workmen, and at short notiro.
Phila., April 8, 1854 Gin.
GUANO ! GUANO!
THE subscriber, tolo ntcnt for tho salo of
Peruvian Guano in Philadelphia, ia now
unloading lh following vessels, direct from tho
l. oinclia Islands : ,
Ship Sorocco, ... J500 tons.
Ship Burlington, ... 750 tons.
Ship Hornet, ... 800 tons.
Ship Topaz, ... 200 Ions.
which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, at
the lowest cash prices.
S. J. CHRISTIAN,
Formerly Glading ft L'irilian.)
No. 48 North Wharves, and 97 North Water
Street, Philadelphia.
April 22, 183-1. 3m.
CIRCULAR.
THE subscriber beg leave respectfully to in
form his friends and tho public generally
mat He will continue tlie business of
Cabinet Makers' Finding Store,
in all its various branches at tho old stand, No.
31 South Second at., below Dock sL Philadel
phia, and resiicclfully solicits a continuance of
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon lh late
firm of T. & I.. Thompson, assuring his friends
that every exertion will be mads by hinisell and
those in his employ to merit continuance of
their much esteemed favors.
THOMAS THOMPSON,
rhila., March 4, 1851. 6m.
C. P. KNIGHT & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
an J Dealers in
Fish, Cheese 6j Provisions
Generally,
Nos. S9 If 30 S. What-vet, Philadelphia.
T" A VE constantly on hnd supply of Mack
erel.Codlish, Nhad, Salmon, Herrinca. blue
Fish, White Fish, Haddock, Hams, Sides. Shoul
ders, l.ard, IJcef, i'ork. Cheese, Deans, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches, CranlKrries, Ac.
Phtla., March 15, 1851 3m.
GEU11GE EAH1 Jit.,
GENKUAL
Commission -Merchant,
IJOIt the salo of Kni;lisli anJ American pi
lead. Scotch and American nig Iron, lilock
I'm, Mii'ct lead, Lead and Iron V.'ater and lias
pipe.
l.iieral advances maile on consignment of
Pig, llliMim, Uillett or Hhnrce Iron.
Io. 50 .01th Wharves, Philadelphia.
April 22, 1831.- Sm.
Centre Turnpike liouil.
'I'M 1 1: stiH-kholder aro hereby iiolilied 'hat sn
-- Llection for OHi.-ers t i sera fur llm .il.ii.
intl year will be held at the house of William
Hlreuter. in NurthumtH'rbiiid 011 MONDAY, Ibe
tilth dsy of Jl'.N 1' lievt, In-tMeeu Ihe bonis ol 10
o'clock A. M. sud 3 o'clock P. M.
J. it. n;u:sTi.KV, iwi.
North'd. April S'J, IsSI. tl.
C'i KOCEKIF.H-riurtur, ColT., Tea. Molas
ft ses, Itu-e, ball, tVc, ju.l ieeiil nd lor
sale by I. . TUN KH I i'.
uiitiury, A pril S3, 151 '
TILEV'5 t'liriiM C.4XDV. An
lent remedy lor cough, old. 1 01 al
at this ulli.a.
D.v.mli 4. Ii.
Sttti:c. All kinds of Hoot xhora and (lip.
mis tor .' by
1 (I. CO lit ltd A CO,
Us'krl sllirl, oppoaiU) lb I'ual Hill,-,
Vuiibuiy, Oi l. , l-VI.-
n VhDW Alltl sud Iju.viiaiaai iu il
IM.IU sud vl all dtat iiplluiia, juat iv.n.vd
aud lor al by t M . A . N U II.
I.wwsi AujUslt, Msjr , lM.-.
II tillilDH, I'bolia, l'Miiuis, sunn,. it,.
vealiiili. I waada, kiuiuiml chilli, v lvl
I old,
l' kins', t ba.ta, Mu.lmt, V . Jual irv'd
anJ (us wU U VS II . A. k N 4 U II.
I.wiaal Auusl. Mas . Il.-
I
f 1 U I.B o al. UU. i Hlbl.tlM, (.1)1
la(., miluw kku ii..sdi . ui
llrown i.7,f"?nr P""" e" " I
mpum, Wat bull
a., kiuda, U4 la..4 ! 1. t
Mai k IUI,
I -i..i u,...i, VU( a, )-!.
THE FAR-FAMED MEDICINE!
HOLLO WAY'S. TILLS.
These nits lirinf eompoeit snlirrtr of nrwtirinsl herb r
of a must harmless iMmre, whin lh cf tninllir vir
tues they pofstsw have tetnlerwl thm niiiferStiMy puimuir
In nsnrly every part of tli wttrltl. Th inwnstts sutesa
they Nsv inrt s ith ihroualviot Ihe tttatee is moat cxlra
orilinary, owing, it is presunsetf to their Wnmleifal
ediniey ia lha core nf llilinns eximpstifMssail rftsordar
of Ihe I ..vet ami ftmmie. Per us wko per arrets in
using them in arorftsnc ith th tlirevtiuasr saMam
fnil in heins; restated to health.
WEAK.NKMSAND CEmLITT, RESTORATION TO
I1F.AI.TI1 or A CKNT1 .F.MAN ACEDSS, WflEII
"AT DKATH'9 BOOR. v -1
Copy of a Letter from the Rev. Chnrlet Smith,
dated Norton, St. Philips, near Bath, Somtr
fetshirt, tlth August, 18S3.
To Profrsstr Iletf-WAtf
ir. A Mr. Jineph 1'ust.w, formarly s resident of thi
plnce. Iiittl been in s rlecliniiax Mala of health fur upwnr
of thrca years, (rrailually wnstinf srsy to a haSn lif
nirhtly prespirnti-Mis snd wnnt of ppe It. Srhieh eauHtl
Se:itn netisiiiess to his ftieuds, as ha hHd eiMiaiilted tsrioas
tnetth'Bl men in Uiilh without effect. Ha at lart used ymir
Fills, ami mirier pniVKlritta, was rastored to heskh bt their
menus. He l-itely emiirrnltd tn New Vink. aisl hns ju.t
wtitieit in my, tliai he ml never better in health, and da
sitcd me anpinint yon with the rircnmsisiice. 1 ouylif
nlso to mention, thnt my w.fa had itorivad great hvnafts
from the use nf yonr Piils.
I remain, Sir. y'mrs resprelfiilfy,
PAH lll.XJisseiilliiK AliinsTer.
a pnti.M xi:nt cimv. op a tisksko utEit
(IK MANY YKAIIS' UL'R ATION.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. Gnmis, Cnemitf,
l eovii, to r,-cijenor Iltilloway.
Dear Kr. In tins itistrirt vnor Tills enmrannd mnr
extun.ive ssle tlitm niiv olher prprirtiiry tneilicine hefnte
llie pntilie. Asa pnmf nf iheir elTicary in Liver and Hiliooa
"ini'louin 1 mny mention the follow mg ense. A laity ol
tliiebiivn with whom I itn iers'nully neonnintrtl, fnrvearv
was a severe sufferer from riisrnw of the Liver and diges
tive or-.ins: Iter meilirnl ntteiulnnt amni-Mf her that h
eoulrl do notliinj to relieve her suffennss, snd it waa not
likely site could survive many months. This annnuiierment
llntnnilly rnnaetl great nlnrm anamg her friends and rela
tione, nnd they imliiecd her to niiike a trial of y nr Tills,
w'iii ii impioreti uri venerai neann innt site was liMfneed
to cotilinna them until the reeeived rt ietfeet cure. This
Is twelve in tubs an, and she hss not espeneneed ativ
symptoms of relapse, snd ol'i derhres thnt yonv Pill
uava been uie menus nf snving her hie.
1 remain. Hear Sir, yours truly,
July 53.1, 1S3X (fignetl) J.OAME1.
These celebrated Pills are wonilei fully t"j
et'ous in the following complaints.
Ague Propsy Infiiimmation,
Astlnnn Dvsetitnrv Jnundics
llilioits C"mplainU Krvsipebis Liver Com-
lltolelius on th Kemnla Irregtt- plaints
tkln , larities I.umlrig
ll iwel Complaints Fevers of alt Tiles
Colic tiintls llhiumnti.nl
Constipnlion nf Fhs Detention of
the bowels fiimt Urins
Coiistimpti,.u llend-nctie Scotfuln. nr
Debility Iniligi slion Kuic's Kvil
B iro Thmats P'one nnd Gravel Bremslnrr
Tic Douloureux Tumours lymitnma
t 'leers VetierenlAITtrtiims TTurmsof all kinds
Weakness, from whaievcT enusu Ac, Ac.
Sold nt Ihe r.slnlilishinent nf Professor nolXft-VAT, SIC
?tmnd, (near Temple Bsr, Iximlon.) ami also at ins Hour
in New York. Orders for Medicines in Ihe Slnten. nddres
si il 'T. II .ll.io.-ny New York, will tiveive due attention
Sold s!s.i by all respectable Dt usrgists snd Dealers m Med
ieines llir.omli nt llie L'uited 5tutes, in Holes nt 37j cents,
87 eeiit. and SI. 50 rents eneh. Tube had Wuolcsula nf
the principal Drnglloiiscs ill the I'nion.
(J r There is a considerable) saving by talking tiis larger
N. It. PlriV.lion To m.;.ln..u -f Mi;.i. 1.. m..rm
d idci are infixed tn eneh box.
Ueceinlier S4, 153, ly.
Valuable Property for Sale
In the Eoroura of S anbury !
rjlHE subscriber oilers for sale the following
JL property in tho llorough of Sunbury, viz:
1 HK HUUMS
And two contigioua Lota of Ground,
on the south west comer of Market Square, bow
occupied by the subscriber as store and dwel
ling. Also:
THE STEAM SAW MILL
on the river bank, together with one end half
acres of ground. Also: a' double two story
frame
Dwelling House and Lot of Ground,
in Elderberry street. Also: six acres of
ground at the Point, adjoining the Susquehanna,
on winch are erected two frame house wagon
house, &e. Also 1
A IIouso nnd Lot of Ground
in Cranberry street, near the river, on which lot
are aUo erected three lime kilns. Also ;
A House and half Lot of Ground, -
on the north east corner of Kiver and Dewlwrry
street, occupied by Augustus Clement. Also:
lvent3'-lhree acant Lots
on Elderberry street.
ISA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Jaiv 14, 1854 tf.
PRICES
OF HOUSE AND CAttRIAGE HIRE.
4 Horse, Carriage and Driver, per day, If 8, 00
" 5,00
Buggy,
4,00
9,50
3,00
1,50
3,00
1,50
3,00
1,50
1,35
1,00
75
1,00
SO
50
25
Snlkey,
Saddle,
and Harness,
Two Horse. Carriage, best, "
" " second best, "
One " Bucgy, best, "
- second best,
Sulkey,
Doubl Harness, licst, "
" ' second best, "
Single best, "
" second best, "
Terms cash in advance.
THOMPSON cV EISELV.
JOHN DIK.MEK
Sunburn. March 11, 1851. Ou IS
SHAMOKlN
Collegiate Institute.
E. HILL, A. B., PrincipaL
Rev. C. J. EUREHART, A. M.
7eucicr of Moral and Mental Science, Evi
denets of Chriftwnitu, 4t.
Teacher of Primary Department,
rpilE first ea ;.n of this Institution, located at
-- Shamokin, NorthumU-rland county. Pa.,
will commence on Wjijiimi, Ihe lOlh day of
Mt. ISSI. ... .
The ve:ir will be divided into three sessions of
fourteen weeks each, thus allowinjf a vacation of
four week in sprinj and autumn, and on of
two week durius the holidays.
The Institution will comprise three departments,
Paiiar, Afim nic and t'onoiTS.
Th conr of Instruction in these will be full
and lhoriMte.li, eaibra. iini all lh briUH-hea uaumlly
Iju.dil iu Ibe respeclii departiiidil.
litres or Tt'Tiua I
Primiry llepjilineiit, per seswion, $4,00
Acadeinie - .00
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A I ir and spacious room ha been aeeurrd
lo inecl lb w.int ul' the Institution, until lb
nccess.irv buildinu sm coinpleled.
lo.ii.liii'4 cull Ims obtained in priv-jt fjmilica
al rr.ioiuMo ruir.
Cb It uiid of i ruaire will spi ua pain ar
Ulior, lo uiuk rdialuokiu t'ollegLiI liasliluU),
worthy lh palrouaj aud CuuUdviica ol th sum
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