urn-
Tha following loiter from the celebrated
Dr. James C. Aet gives the honest 'tide o'
the Nostrum qbestlon Since the Public
will use these remedied we Wish Tor the take
of suffer ing humanity there Were more of
them like hit Cherry Ptttoral and CathdtU
ft'ils, whloh require no aeoreer ' to make
them go down ' r'. '.' " 1 . ' ' . ,
. 1 '.:.! vr. i. LowelOeih April, I84r' ,
J Metsra . it Co., :.-;
'I 'r New' York City,';'1 - '.
' GcNTi.icMEH : Yours of the 23d inst.j ask'
Ing me to join in a combination to put down
the Ohio Nostrum Bill, oomea duly to band.
1 cannot nrrerta In ronr reanest for the lot.
lowing reasons: ,
The law requiring that the composition
shall be published, of erery medicine sold in
the State, cannot work to the injury of any
body who deserres protection. I have pub
lished the recipes of my medicines for fifteen
years, and believe this to be the honest way
f making their virtues known to the commu
nity. The Medical Profession publish their
discoveries to the world at soon at made, for
the benefit of all mankind. Why should we
noli The Law which you fear will destroy
your "business, can injure only those who
falsely pretend to discoveries and eecrets
which they have not. It will expose the
emptiness of such pretensions, and the publio
will turn aside from such preparations as are
found to be worthless when their composition
is known. If medicines have real worth,
Ihey will be only the better appreciated and
the better patronized by laying their compo
sition open to the Publio, that all may judge
fur themselves. If they have not real merit,
it is due in common jticiice, to the suffering
met, to (he public health and to the cause of
humanity, that the people should know them
to avoid them.
Yours Respectfully,
JAMES C. AVER.
New Wheat in Georgia New wheal
lias already been harvested on the farm of
Seaborn Jones, near Augusta. It will corn-
rare favorably with the best Genesee. This
is very early.
Hollowaifs Pills, a Certain and Effectual
Remedy for Indigestion and disordered Liver.
Mr. Bustock, Druggist, of Ashlonunder-Lyne,
sta:es, that a person wiih whom he is well ac-
ouaimed, has received a most astonishing cure
by the use of Hnlloway's Pills. For months he
was afflicted with severe pains in the slonv
ach, chest, and liver, which entirely preven
ted him following his business. He availed
himself of the advice of most of the medical
men in the neighbourhood, without deriving
any benefit from their treatment. He then
determined on giving Hnlloway's Pit's a trial,
and this medicine had the effect of affording
immediate relief, and finally restoring him to
perlect Health.
m a n it i k .
On Thursday evening, the 25th tilt., by
the Uev. Joshua Weaver, of New York, John
Kxt Clement, Eq., to Miss Mart S. Zieg-
i.er. all of this place. '
At Klysburc, on tho 23d ult., by the Rev.
Mr. Ehihart, Dr. Gales S Robins, to Miss
SSabina Fry.
DIKD,
In this place, on Monday last. Mrs. MARY
SNYDER, aged about 54 years.
El)C iHavkct
Philadelphia Market
May 31, 1854.
Floor and Meal The market is quiet
and flour is generally held at 88 75 a 8 87
Tier bbl., for standard brands, and S9 25 a
S9 50 for extra. We quote Rye Flour at
S5 a 5 37. and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at
S3 56 per bairel.
GeAlK. Wheat is little inquired after, and
dull, mall sales of red at S2 05; white is
held at 12 12 per bushel, ttye la scarce.-r-
l.tght tales ot 1'nnn'a at si 15. Corn is
scarce, and yellow is in demand at 80o
nlloal. Oats are scarce and in demand, a
56 els.
Whiskey is dull at 26a. in' barrels,- and
bbds. aie held at the tame price.
Baltimore Market.
. May 30, 1854.
Wueat. Fair to prime whites told at 200
a210 ctt. and a small parcel of good red at
200 cts. Corn The receipts of Corn were
about 5000 bushels eai h of white and yellow.
or 10,000 bushels in all. white Lorn was in
brisk demand, and most of the parcels oiler
ed were told at 71a73cts. - Yellow Corn wa
dull. It was held at 73,i74 ctt.. but the only
saie made was one nl 3ua bushels at' 73 cts
Rte. Pensylvania Rye would bring 1 13a 1 15
ols. Uats. Maryland and Yiruinia Oat
offered changed hands at 53a5S cts.'
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
Wbiat. 200
Rvt. . 100
Corn. 80
Oats. 66
Potatoes, 50
Beeswai IS
Hscki.es Ful. 25
Butts. . 3
Esas. ... 10
Pos. . . . 11
FiAtaasa. . .125
Tallow. . 10
m. - I ... j
New Advertisements.
OD LIVF.lt OIL SO gallone pure pale and
brown Cod Liver Oil fur sale at
WElnF.R & BR I'N E R'S.
Bunbury, Muy 27, 1854 .
AKUINfti for sale rhsap by
WEISEK dt BKLNER.
Bunbury. May 27, IH54
(ll. O R A l.N I N;. Drop, )Uck, N.
bar, Burnt Terra de Nieuua and V
Kaw, I la-
Brown, ataam praparsd from the Nsw Jersey
Paint and t'ulor W'oika, fur aals by
VVr.lSEJtfc BttUNEH.
Bunbury. May 17, aM
SODA Arfii foe .kl..(
V Kin,
so, fur sale bv
UmEU at U k L M EH.
uiaury, May 17, ISA. .
A(C "ALtlOIJA foiwMl,,,,,, luemit
'uu WElHtK 4 UUL.NKM.
uubury, stay S7. a4.
KU KT A B L K CATV L at 'OwVkVI'm
V dutaa HisiHif taj riuwalUU's faille fum,
aWt,)S( tsaseit at Ike Sw Uu Mure J
V tlKH ai ttKOClt.
tM.Ury, May SI, IMt.-.
M
ami-kIl
liUMV kuaa 0 t'eaUMsi
WE la KM BMLNKN.
. SuslHMf, Msy IMitU
siKaTKI I'iUMCAIiMt. -Mi( k.Auk4
setesy V tlelB 4 tMl ItlL
BANK OF NORTHTJMBEBLAND.
THE stockholders are hereby nbtiflcd that a
meeting will be held It the Banking House
on Thursday, June 29, 1 144. at o'clock, P. M.,
to take into consideration lbs acceptance of the
bill re-chsrterina' tha Bank. Daesed at the last
session of the Legislature.
5. K. PRlESTLElf, Cashisr.
May 27, i8SS. tra.
To tha Voter of 1 orthum borland County.
Pillow Citi s. Encouraged by many
of my friends, I herewith offer myself to your
consideration, as a candidate for the office or
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
aL-..t.t rV. nWrrJ. I
a'- tne ensuing erection. o
promise to fulfil the duties tboreor who "7
and impartiality.. tmofiiOBH..'
Punburv. May 2?, 154. '
Office of the locust Coal and Iron Comp.
PattAAstraia, May 19, 1854.
4 MEETING of the stockholders of this Corn's-
panv, will be held at their Office, No. 88
south Fourth street, below Walnut, on Hmhi,
the 19th day of Jens next, between the hours of
2 and 6 o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of electing
Seven Directors to serve for one yesr, next en
suing.
'WM. C. LUDWIU, Hcc'y.
Phila., May 87, 185. 4t,
New Clock and Watch
ESTABLISHMENT,
Market ft., 3 doors east of the Red Lion Hold,
Sunbury, Pa.
RAIMOND FEHRKNBACII
TJESPECTFLLLY invites the attention of
the public to his Clocks, Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewelry, Ac, which he will sell at
moderate prices.
Repairing of blocks, Watches and Jewelry
one at the shortest notice. -
8unbury, May 27, 1854. tf.
GREAT BARGAINS IN MESTNCT STREET.
MISS JANE FINNEY
HAS just returned from the city willt a fresh
supply of Fancy Goods, such as Parasols,
Gaiters, LauieS Robe Dresses, - Needlework,
Gloves, Hosery, Ginghams, Straw Bonnets and
Flats, Uontlemens' Straw Hats, Boys do.. Rib
bons, Lsces and every variety of seasonable
goods. Plesse call at the corner of chettnut and
second street - - Those of our frienda in the coun
try' who may not know where to. find us, may
enquire at "Tower Hall, opposite tne "lieu
l.iop.
Hunbury, May 27, 1854. 3t. .
The Eye Perfected.
SILVER MEDALS,
From tha Franklin Institute, Philndelphia, from the
Americuu-tiiatiiuts, new York, and . .
FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS
From Different Fairs in New England.
City Daguerreotype Establishment
D. C. COLLINS & CO.
No. 100 If 168 CAcjfnut Street, Philadelphia
Also, Main Street, Springfield, Mass. and
Westficld, Mass.
Portrait .Tainting and Talbolyping, in the
highest state of perfection, done in all the above
Establishments. .
Skv-I.ik'lits used in all the establishments.
Miniatuses taken equally as well by them in
cloudy as in clear weather. . -
Phila., May 27, 1854 tf.
SAMUEL W. PEPPER,
MUCC'KISUal JU
. HENRY J. PEPPER & SON,
Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware,
AV 175 Chestnut st., opposite the State House,
- PHILADELPHIA.
Phila., May 27, 1854 ly.
. ' ' PHILADELPHIA.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
23 South Wharves and 35 South Water Street,
tXTTZV. for sale on the most reasonable terms,
" OILS Sperm, Whale, Holar and Miners
Oils-
GUANO Peruvian Guano, Government N 1
STARCH Agents for the Oswego Pure
Starch, Prepared Corn and Corn Starch.
Phosphate of Lime,
1000 barrels of improved Super Phosphate of
Lime.
Phila., May 27, 1854. 3m.
North, Chase & North,
Iron Pounders and Wholesale Sealers
IN STOVES, HOLLOW WARE,
S'
AD IRONS and all description of Foundry
castings; WAKE KOUM
No. 145 North 2d Street, Philadelphia.
Thirty-five dollars per ton will be allowed for
old east iron Delivered at our Foundry, payable
in eaitings.
Phila., May 27. 1854 4t
JAMES B.GGS, Jr.,.
CHAIP. fe FTJPflTITTJP.E
AVarcrooms,
No. 82 i 95 North Front Street,
Above Areh,
PHILADELPHIA,
fir Chairs, Settees, Uureaus, Bedsteads, Ta
bles, Irfioking-Ulasses, Stunds, 6cc, iu every vi
riety, sold at the lowest prices for Cash.
Phils., May 27, 1854 4m.
PATENT
Galvanized Iron Tubin
6
FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
ri'MIIS Tubing, made of Galvanised Iron by
X patent niacbinerv, posaeases great strength,
combined with simplicity and neatness, and is
warranted not to corrode, is pow offered for aale
at the warehouse of the
AMERICAN GALVANIZED IRON WORKS,
" No. 11 Korth Tenth Street,
PIIILAUKUM1IA
A full assortment of our American Galvanised
Sheet and Routing Irou always on hand. f
AU orders urumully alteuded to by
McCOLI.OLUll it CO.
Phila., May 27, 1854 3m.
HA MM, Dried IW, Mackerel, CoJli.li
Chssss, Raiaina, Figs, liuousdt Orangu,
Bat received and for sale by
April 2, 1854. L VV. TKNER & CO.
CIAKPETIMJ, Floor ail cUb. Table oil eov.
' era, C srpvl chaia, aud Door mala, just racei.
sd aud for sale by
April IS, ISM. IW.lCUIISta
DUY tilX)UH Cloths, t'saaiutefs, Hstliaslt,
Vaaluiaa, Tweed, atusniusr eluth. Valval
eurd, 1 1rklnia. tliiarku Mu.lnia, 4s , juat rwat.
sd (or aud aal Wy . W. TfcMCK CO.
Mitutwcv. Api4 SS. I4.
HtHl'I'M and lWe M Mao, WeMaasi and
CblUtaa, 1-aJW Mufusca) kbuaa, CaJiaa'
Uat t atul eMlwc4 tlailets, )uat rtva4 sJ las
aUWy WM. A k.NAUU.
Laal Austwia, Ms a, I set.
IHtirtUlr'.a Masats, CuHaa Maaaew
ks. Htla. HiaitJy , UMt, Wlw, Maass.
SllU'g anal Malt, lust Ia.ats4 aud fes sale
Mr
by WM. A. (VNAUI.
Lssief AususU, May S,
CUnta- AU luJea b4 bs uJ sli,-
iwe M sie by
U. KUtirRQ4 tO.
Mk4 eMsei. efaantte M t Oa.e.
Itaftaya,!!. S, !.-
S5UNBURY AMEltlCAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
CLOTHING STOttE,
Market Street, opposh JW -M Hotel,
. Sunbury, Pa.;-
ciUr.cn. of.-unbury and vicinity, that be
has just opened a Isrge stock or
CLOTHING OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
such as Coat, of every fsshlon, Pant, end Vesta,
ghirte of sll kinds, figured and plain, under
shirt and drawers, both woofcn and cotton,
red flannel shirts, twilled, plnted bosoms, :
ovarhsuls, stockings and gloves, of all - 1
. .' kinds, suspenders, silk handkerchiefs,, i .V
ties and stocks, pocket handser--chiefs,
ertton and silk t splendid
collars, suapenders of all sizes ..
and prices. , ' ' ' '
It hat often been said ol a pocltet In a
shirt, but come and tee the pocket, test
and thirt in one. ' .
Also: a fine assortment of Cloths. Csssimers and
Sattinetts, Summer goods, black satin for
VesU, at every price, and any quantity of
fancy vest patterns, which will be made
up to order to suit customers t my msxira
is t no fit no take. And as for chesp
selling, I don't intend to be beat by
' Europe or America. Also on '
. hand, a large assortment of
Unihrellns at any price, to suit
great and small, together
with some travelling
bags to carry Yanke
. : notions in, large and smalt ' '
Come Farmers, Mechanics, Laborers all,
Cull in and toe the Clothing nt Tower Hall,
Ami if roo wiint to be tniUrd to a T, '
Call at the nor ot John II. D.
. JOHN H. DA NFIELD, Agent.
Sunbury May 20, 1854. 3m.
NEW DRUG STORE!
WEISER & BRUNER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Market St., -next door to E. Y. BrightU Store,
SUNBURY, PA ,
i"kFFER to the public the largest and best
- selected stock ever opened in this section of
country, consisting of
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS, .;
Medicines, Chemicals, Ground Spices, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Dye-stuns, ' Window ' Glass,
Patent Medicines, together with a complete ss-
sortment of Paint, Clothes, Hair. Tooth, Nail
and (shaving Brashes, Dressing, Side, Neck and
Pocket Combs, Fancy eoaps, (Shaving Creams,
Tobacco, Segars, Port Monias, Stationary, Con
fectioneries, PURE WINES AND BRANDIES
For Medicinal use. English, French and A meri-
can Perfumery, Fancy Goods of very descrip
tion, in short every article kept by Druggists
generally.
ICT Prescriptions Uarejully Lompou fitted.
GEO. 1). WEISER,
WM. A. BRUNER.
Sunbury, May 13, 1854.
Brigade Orders. ,
MILITARY ELECTION.
TOL'BLIC n"tice is hereby given to sll the
4. Uniformed Companies in lie 1st Brigade
8 ill Division P. U. M. that an election will be
held in each Company by the members thereof,
at their respective places of meeting, on Monday '
the 5th day of June next, for the purpose ol
electing one person for Brigadier General, one
person for Brigade Inspector, one person for
Lieutenant Colonel. 1 De companies composing
the first Battalion will at the same time elect one
person for Major of said Battalion. The Cap
tains or commanding officers of each company
will superintend said elections, and take to his
aid two members of his company, who shsll be
severally sworn or affirmed to conduct ssid elec
tions fairly snd impartially, and true duplicate
returns make thereof, stating the number of
votes given for esch candidate, one of which
shall be filed wit i the papers of the company,
and the other to be'dolivercd or cause to be de
livered to the Brigade Inspector by the Superin
tendent within ten days.
. i. H. ZIMMERMAN, Brig. Ins.
1st Brig. 8th Div. P. U. M
Brigade Inspectors Office,
Northumberland, May 20, 1854.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer Goods.
j. r. &. i."r Kline,
rtESPECTFUl.I.Y announce to their friends
' snd the public in general, that they have
received at their Old Stand, in Upper Augusts
township, Northumberland county, Pa., their
Spring an! Summer Goods, and opened to the
public a full assortment of
. MERCHANDIZE, &e.,
Consisting in part nf Cloths, black and fancy
Cassimcrs, Sattinetts, Checks, and all kinds of
SritING k SUMMER WEAR.
Also a splendid assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Calicoes. Ginchauis. Muslin de Laincs, fluid
Cashmeres, De lieges. Lawns. &c.
Also a fresh supply of all kinds, of
Grotcrlc.
A fresh supply of Hardware and Queens-
ware, Drugs and Medicines.
Wooden Ware.
Also a large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, suitable for Men, W'ooieu and
CbiUlrei. Hats and Cops, such
as Silk, Panama, aud other
Hals,' Salt, Cheeae, &e.
Call and See.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
All of which will be sold for csah, or in ex
change for country produce, at the highest market
price.
Upper Augusta, Ms; A, 1854
attention!
For the Metropolitan Clothing; Store of
0. EL6BERQ & CO.,
Mm Let Street, oppositt Ik Post Office.
WE have just received snd on hsnd now the
most beautiful, largest and best assorted
stock ot ready-made Clothing adapted to Spring
and Summer wear ever before brought into
Sunbury or any place in this section of the coun
try. Our Clothing mads by the best hsu.ls and
tiitder our own supervision, we know will give
entire ssliafaclion to buyers. Still adhsring to
our eld motto "Vluap for Vati," we'll diapoas of
our auods reasonable and rapidly. All wa say
is i come, es amine and prite our good and we
lel sure vnu II bur.
We olbr you at the very lowsat prices every
iiusKinable variat mi Cents, Vsalraml pants, rut
iu the last faahion aud warranted to III. Cloths,
eeaaimsfas. sallineiu, liitsus. Urillliiga, Jeans,
silks, aaliita, and all other kind made iuUi Clo
Ihliia.
Alae a large aasurtmaiil of Beuls snd rtboest
among Ihsae a splrnilld varwly of I ad tea shoes,
lailMa and fan Is gnitora, s-
MI.K HATS,
Psaama. PsUulaaf. PsaH and all Mhaf ate and
Caps we have a sisal vaikrty mt. AU a aat
k4 wf Uunka, valuaa aud raj pal bas tue aals sluMp.
JKWKLKV.
Yt have a splauJid M f walcbae. and all
kind l Jewaliy suitable M Udtae and aattiisiaMN.
flavrttl.9.
All kuule nf Kevulveta, aWutne aud aingbi
kaiial Cuiula. A irtdantts, kbaia, t'nilaie snd
all ssbar (uJs ssuetally ksut in eur Itue saa be
auuud nl mi aWia, sU el aLuli we It,la4 e asll
ai tie et Uweat imi. I"n'l iwaa4 iue klsae.
U. u antm. I n,
M iikn nVaie, as earn le Iks Vi Ojftre.
nnhui;, Ms a, lfs
Tlis Way t This Way I (
Spring and Summer Goods.
rniLINO & GRANT.
REePECTFt't.LY Infbrrn their customers
and the poblie,hat they have Jua receiv
ed and opened the beat and cheapest stock of
. Spring and Summer Goods, . .
at their store la Market square, Sonhery.
Their etook eonsiate of every variety af
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Castimeres, Sattinets, Testings,
Flannels, Wolltnt, (ft.,
ku all kinds of Spring & Summer Wear.
Also a splendid variety of
LADIES DRESS fc FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Chintzes, Dt Laintt,
Jleragcs,
And every varmty of goods suitable for La
dies wear.
Also a large assortment of
HARDWARE and Q.UEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt - and Plaster.
' Also an extensive assortment of '
Hats add Caps tor Mkk and Bots.
Also a large assortment of GltOCEKIGS,
SUCH AS i' .
Sugar, Teas, Cofl'ee, Molasses Spices
of all kinds.
Also a fresh supply of ' " ' '
Bntf 09 AND MEDICINES.
Besides the largest and most general assort
ment of all kinds of goods to be had in this
place.
tV Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury, May 13, 1854.
TOWN LOTS
AT PPhlTATE SALE.
EIGHT of the most dcsirsble lots, in the town
of Shsniokin, Northumberland county, Ta.
can be had of the subscriber on reasonable terms.
Persons who have money to invest'in this kind
of property, wilk never hsve better opportunity
to make a purchase than is now offered them.
Slisinokin hss, In its immediste vicinity, am
ple resources to build op a firat class interior
town. The mining operations under way, and
in contemplation, are of a character to warrant
the largest expectations, for the rapid growth of
the piece in business and In population. It has
already taken a start, and each succeeding sea
son will ace it still morn prosperous. As a con
sequence, 'ground to build upon will every yesr
become more valuable.' Lots which msy be hsd
now, at a comparatively low rate, are not likely
to be in the market at all a few years hence.
Now is the time, therefore, to make purchases.
For information, concerning the eight lota for
sale, apply through letter, to
UH AS. M. HALL,
Sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury, May 13, 1854.
New Goods for the People t
BENJAMIN HEFFNER
RESPECTFULLY informs the public in gen
eral that he his just received and opened a
splendid stock of .
Spring and Summer Goods
at his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His stock consists in part ot
Cloths, Cassimeis, Cassinets.
of all kinds, of linen, cotton and worsted. .
ALSO:
Calicoes, Glugtiams, Iawnj .
Moussellno De koines
and alt kinda of Ladies Dress Goods.
Groceries,
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iron
and Steel, Nails, &c
Also an excellent assortment of
QTJEENSWABE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also -so assortment of ROOTS it SHOES.
HATS & CAPS, a good selection.
Salt, Fish, ftc.
And a creat variety .of other articles such aa are
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
5 Country produce taken in exchange a
the highest prices.
bower Augusta, May 8, 1834.
Tf IIS. BUTTS' CELEBRATED 6UPPOR-
L'-S-TEKS for LADIES, approved and recom
mended by the Medical Profession throughout
the United States, will be found to be the most
vslusble, as they are the most neat and scientific
Supporters that ever were introduced.
The support and rase they altord by wearing
them combine to give them a most extensive
sale many thousand ladies are now wearing
them with ease, comfort and advantage. ve
send free of char. e bv mail, full directions enclo
sed. Prices moderate
Address JAMES UETT8, No. 3J1 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
Phila. April 29, 1854. lm.
Highly Interesting.-News !
THE information brought to us by the steam
ship Asia of the sudden decline of Flour,
Indisn corn, Ac. in Europe, is no doubt interest
ing to some, and therefore it must be also inter
esting to a great many others to know thst while
there it so much fluctuation in the price of
Breadstufl's at home and abroad, there is nothing
to effect the low price of the
Large and Excellent Stock of
SPRING k SUMMER CLOTIIIFG,
just received by ?. Schnurman St Co., and on
hand at there atore
On the corner of Market and Fawn Streets,
directly opposite John Young's store, where they
will be plessed lo wait upon all those who wish
to buy good and cheap clothing. Also a freah
supply of ,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &e.,
which they have purcbaaed at a very low price
at Philadelphia and Iherefote can afford to sell lo
their customers at the must rea'onahle prices.
They still, (slier some experience in business)
cling to the good mottot-aur run cask. Call
aud see for yourselves.
8. SCHNURMAN A CO.
Sunbury, May 6, 1854.
DOCTOR J09EPJI V. CAMEE0N,
TJESPECTFLLLY luloreu lha eilissiu of
lite borough of Sunbury and vicinity, that
he has aermsuaiilly located himself in said
Borough and orTera bis uroteaeional services to
those who may wish to employ him. For lite
present he can he found at Wearers Hotel.
Sunbury, Msrch II. U54i
W A DIES I) rasa fljotls. Spring snd Summer
WA Bhawle, Disci and fancy drres Silk, Bilk
poplins, pe I. sines, Shally, (jinghaiua and C'sll.
c in great variety, itial received aud tue aale
by I. W.TEMEK CO.
Sunbury, April Is, DM.
c
LOCKS Eight day aud 30 hour ro .td
Nuts, Ksuniia, and fiyuss, lust tsisd aud fur
salebl WM. A. KNAUil.
Lawar Augusta, Msy t, lt.
UT snJ Caps, "nils, Heevsw, fur aaj
SlotMh, Paueuts, lburit, Miaid enj I'bip
tar wet) snd buys. lidtM Ueuawle el ell stylea,
Juat teceassd snd (or sale by
Msy ,!. WM. A. KNAHB.
U LANK fantuMMl far lWsd eaJ Uauk
Meslgsasa tt'Ssiia, llssaeUawia, SeaantaaaS
As., tu aoleby IL . MAeetM,
Asxil.sl W at satis.
I'ksasallM, eips4
bass, aUlwW beaisas
3lia4.
ef
Stakia, j,, aMasx tw sw tsle
w as. . aNAII
Least Aai,si, Msy , t.s
Oreat Arrival af
SPIUTJG GOODS L
TRA T. CLEMENT
INFORMS his friends and customers thst De
juat received an elegant assertmeivt of
SPRING, AND SUMMER GOODS
At Ms Store (rt ttarkot Street, Sunbury, which
he oners So the public at the lowest prices. -His
stork constats of a general tasjortmirnt.a
l)rv Goods viz:
OofA. Cassimrt, Cassmttt, Jean), DriVingx,
Ai'smis, Linens, Valicotsi ' jnnsitn as
Loins, Lmr?i, Gingkami, Beragts.
Also a large assortment of CLOTHING.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children. .
Silk Hats.
Faftama, Palm leaf and other 8umtner Hats.
rinsier.
. GROCERIES of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Spices,
Fiali, Bait, Ac.
HARDWARE,
Vix ! Iron and Steel, Nails, Files, Saws, 4c
QUEENS WARE,
Tea Setts, Plates, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, ifc
LIQUORS,
Vine Brandy, Gin, Bam, Whiskey, tc
tV. Country produce of all ki;uls taken in ex
change at the highest market prices.
April 8, 1854 ly.
Estate of CATHAHTNE OYSTER, deo'd.
NOTICE is hereby given thst letters testa
mentary upon the estato of Catharine Oys
ter, late of the Borough of Sunbury, rvorthum
berland county, dee'd. have been granted to the
subscrilirr, residing in said borough. All persons
havina claims or demands against the estate of
said desendent are requested lo rrake known the
aame to Ihe undersigned without dclsy and all
persons indebted are desired to make immediate
payment
CATHARINE OYSTER, Ei'trii,
of Catharine Oyster dee'd.
Sunbury, April S9, 1854. Gt
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
Fallow Citisks s I Encouraged by many
friends, I announce myself as a candidate for the
office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the approaching election. Should I be elected
1 plcdgo myself to discharge the duties thereo
with punctuality and impartiality.
. liEUKUli llKIfitiT.
Sunbury, April 8, 1854.
Daguerreotypes!
GEORGE W. COBLE,
nESPECTFULLY announces lo the citizens
of Sunbury and vicinity, that he has again
opened a Daguerrean Room, and is prepared to
lake likenesses. He warranta his pictures to be
satisfactory to all wishing true representations of
themselves anil friends. Special attention is paid
to children. Copica taken with accuracy. In
structions given on reasonable terms. His room
is at the old place, in the Grand Jury Room,
(county buildings.) operating hours from 8 A.
M. unlil 5 P. M., without rcgaid to the ftate of
the weather.. Copies should be sent i'i on cloudy
days. '
Kunbury, April 22, 18341'.
.. -
HOUSEHOLD GLASSWARE
From the Principal Factories and latt
Auction Sales.
COMPRISING a full and desirable assort
ment St 25 rSH CKKT BKIOW I'SCll S1TKS.
Dealers and others will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere. 1,000 Packagca now en
hsnd
EDWARD F. CORFIELD,
152 South Second Street, (above Spruce,)
PHILADELPHIA.
April 23, 1854. 3m.
1. W.TUIVUK tVCO ,
SUNBURY, PA.,
HAVE just received a fresh supply of new
ftpring Goods. Their friends and the pub
lic are respectfully requested lo call and inspect
them. They will lie sold cheap. "Quick sales
and small profits" is still their motto.
Sunbury, Pa., April 22, 1854.
NOTICE.
"STiniEKEAS Letters of Administration
v tie estate of Nathaniel Kelley, late of Rush
township. Korthumuerland county, deceaaed,
have been granted to the subscriber, by the Reg
ister of Wills dec, of ssid county, all persons in
debted to said estato, are requested lo make im
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will without delay present
them duly authenticated, for settlement -to
WM. M. ROCKEFELLER, Adm'r.
Sunbury. April 20, 1854 6t.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
fTlH E undersigned would respectfully Inform
A the Isdics and gentlemen of Shamokin and
vicinity that he has token, and fitted up a room
above the atore of Am merman, Kosser etc IO
where he will remain for a short time for the
purpose of executing Daguerreotypes. All who
ere desirous of hsving their likenesses taken in
the latest style will find it to their interest to call
soon. Delay then no longer, to-morrow it may
be to late. ISo chargea for pictures unless satis.
faction is given to the customer.
D. CINTEH
Shsniokin, Msy 8, 1854. 3U
TLATINA TOINTS-
eon
LIGHTNING RODS.
MANTjr AOTTJRED AMD 10 LD IT
MCALLISTER ft pROTHER,
OPTICIANS,
48 CHESNUT STREET,
flllLADBLPIlIA
(At tha Old Stand, established 1st iTOft.)
Our Points an all Uppad with solid PUtlna aa4 staaspasl
with our nam. Hrintvd direction arcumpaur aacai auint.
Prion, 1 00, (t ti, 1 to, (1 ou, fa 00, fa ua, pat antnt,
aaoitUiue lo Um uiuillty of Plataia.
By famltUcg tlx Casts lm rsstage
r& Bumps, U addltioa te any of the above
prises, Folnl aa be safsly tut by small te
aay part of the United tuts,
r fails., May 6, 1854. 3m.
THE ST KAM BOAT
SUSQUKllANXA
rII.L make regular trips for earriate of Pss.
. v v aengera between Sunbury sud Northum.
berland svarv ds. sxcsi.t Sunday, on end after
MoaJav. A mil t llh.
'l bs boat will leave the wharf at Sunbury, at
ft .Vl.k. A. M- II o'lbn-k and .10 mb.ule A.
M., aud 6 e'rlork BU tuinules, I. M.
Haturniiia.'will lesve the uulU lock el Keith
ftutbeiUiMi. al m eVluch and It miHules, A. M,
1 1 eVIurk siul 45 sniuules, A. M., and 6 eclut l
....i 4 a P. M.
Fare. IU raola. KsruteleN (kksU, good hi
utis dsv, IS rVtils.
Hunbury, AprU t, U. If.
IAIilbst' IWsaaj tloWa. Spfiitg end Mumsiter
A Shawls. Illat k silk, silk poplins, 1 Ulue,
l.ii.tiliSBta, lie base, Ls-.s sud alw-, iual re.
eettaj sad tut sale by WM.A. k.NAStf.
Uwvs Aeiuata, Ms i, I
U V tiHHx, I'luUsa, t seal ill ess, SMUUasua,
Veasutes, Twsanla, sttMaHkaf SMNH, vsivei
nm .. 1 A. a..-A u.'l
emi. I'i
Ia4 bat sale b WM. A. sV.MAUH.
Laws Aegeste, Mss -
HAkUWAkt s4 yueMawaje tm aal vs
ItaatM east el sU aW il s, Jaal laattaJ
s4kis.teb. WM. A. KMAKIs.
om Aests. Msy ;-
A CARD. .,
( 6itnHs'a pAI-saT v
Ventilating Furnace.
LrfWn antwerfbar wflaM nail tha attention of aH em
a nqnirmg a Ocainrt, FUHNACK. in CHIIJHIN'n
l ivi.imik ATKD WARMINO AND V EN Tl LATINO
APPARATUS.
. Tha reputation- of this Fumane la niW wall known.
having brn introdoewl. deiing tha past Sra yeara, tnio
ahimt Idflti hobtie buildinaa. and more than Mil A nrlnt.
welllnea thia, ttwethn with lha lirimiwae Ineraaat of
arery year, la the beat evklrnra that aaa he adUaeed
in npaimity ovar all other lurhacea.
Bjr thai naa of Ckilanu's Furnace, toa asenrs tfm rlkrw
htt adraiitacaei
till VattTrt.AVtnn - -
..'!" Aia the haatin sntrsfes beltff St a temasratars
. n..i ainecnia ine air,
Kro!OMtrAL Vn nw Fufa.
Ossjv OvatBiLiwhrnic tm(k ehlirely rsf fsaf Iron,
. w rum, win renaire norenaira auniif s iMrlime;
which it in plaeatl lo daiif er from fire hke tha other fnriia
Li ? "?mir"i sisl Will noteinnaetha bnikllnf in
We have the lertimonbita of hutulreils of tfie moat sci
entific him. M SIlMl in lliA ,i.lt. ,1.. mh.Mrm .at.m....
all of whorti prnnnniwn It tn be declitwllr the Kr"t Fnmace
. "iitni, nn prroiarma n purs ana neniiny ntinna.
phere. tVs htfawilti annex the flnmra of S few well
uTn,,,d nM,n, Hrofmsim., who hnVe irsod them, snd
S'wlly f'tmuhfd in their unrrwi na rnfareuccs :
Prof. John f. Hnrt, Pn. Pnrkar, Prof. Norton.
Pre.. jVm. It. Alieil, . PfS". IVmnia, Prof. Dana.
Prof. B. Plllintun, prof, niplf?
NINE SIZES.
.1 V.." IHtr,"l"rort. thiisraaon, flvs new ie; r
that Blljnrtm mar avail thenuttlvr of thia grant improve
ment ai a vary inodernteeoat.. Wa are now prepared In
lurni.li nn nppnralui to wnrm a single looin, or the air.
j . .'timmi in tne coiiiiiry,
. 1. Portnhla. Comnleta. ...
911
M
tr,
00
70
Wl
III?
.1 . .
" for Brickwork. ...
tt . . . .
Extra Radiator, (including Ban mm Trench
Plntca.) -
Thia No. la the Inffrcat and nvwt powerful
marie in Ih omtiiry. ami it mlmtrtiMy Rrinpted fjt Charch
w and other largeJ&M .milding.
We cotrtintte tn Mil the npjwratui nt the wtme price at
when flrat introduced. Are yenrt (t Althnuph the jwe
ent high price tt( inm hn Incrnined thcii cot 95 per eettt.
owingr lo their great weight, still we are eiieblwl, by the
grwt uicrenae of nlre. to furninh the nrticlr nt the lowest
poeihle price. One Foundry alune. Mcwtr. Wnrnirk It
Iseihrandt, have contracted lo fu ninth ua with tMt toita of
FurtMcea Una aeaanii, aothnt wa are now prnred to
funiiib them wh'slcaale or retnil. Me tuperitttcttd the
erertiin nf all Furnace, when required, and warrant them
in all case.
METROPOLITAN COOKING RANGE.
Wm hava also tha moist onmnlrtfl Cook i tic Ranre tht
hnu ret been iutrxliieel, to which we rail the attention of
aH who may wiih to aeruve the moat perfect and deairabls
cooKinif apparatus ever inveoitti.
EMERSON'S PA TEN T VENTILA TORS,
We are the only Asents in Pensrlraiiia for the trlnmifae.
tma and sale nf this Ventilntnr, which is scknowleilcnl to
be the only rieifect Ventilalor ever mails fit cortsctiiiff;
the drnuirht in amokv ehimniiw. and for ventilntinff btfild.
inns of all kiwis. 'Am there are a areal many imitalious of
thia vnlnable article now orTeird for Bile, parties will ne
caretul to examine that it haathe e.meraon tianae ntiacneo,
PATENT REGISTERS AND VENTILATORS. -
We hnve the Inrveat and moat complete aorlment of
not Air ncrfiners nml Ventlhitora to lie totinn in tna lllli.
tad States, rallies who winh to purchase, either for prl
vata naa or wholesale, will find it giantly to their adran-'
inga cu aanrnine our auies.
8LATE AND IRON MANTLES.
Wahave alwnya on hsnd an extrnsivo assorlmrnt of
inese orauuiiil Alnntlea, Inexact imitation of Egyptian,
inuimii, vuiwuj) oii-miH, oiiu oiner rare murines.
OPEN GRATES
f or An.tirnpile and Uitnmmoua Ocil. Also, aoentire
new i-aiicm ui ine mw iiown urnie, muue irom llie Cug'
nsn miierna, nno enureir new in mis rountrv.
SOU'. AGENTS for Ihe Enalish Eneniislie Flooring
Tile, Garnkirk Chimney Tops, and Terra Cotta Orna-
mmu, sncn as usrnen vnscs, frc.
Persons about rHiildiiifr, would do Well to examine our
stock before nurcliasine elsewhere. Visitors, Whether nur-
chnsing or not, are cordially welcomed at our extensive
Wnreronms, and where we should be hnppy to furnirii
any infonnntion respeetitia any of onr ffooris that mny be
desiried. A book on Warminc mid Ventihilms euu be
bnd gratuitously at our storo, either personally, ot by Let.
ter, . .
8. A. HARIUSONf
Warmine and Veutilnting Wnrchnuse,-
140 Waluut St., below Sixth;
- Pbihdelphia,
Phila., May C, 1834. 0m.
Spring and Summer style
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
FOSTER & GEBHAED,
49 South Third Street, below Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA,
TYAVE unusual satisfaction in calling at'.en
-tion to their large and varied stock of Mole-
skin,;Drsb, Beaver, Otter, Panama, and a variety
of Straw and Mopt Hats.
Oentlemen s summer lops of all descriptions.
Children's Fancy Embroidered and Plain Cape
Straw Hats and Caps, Misses' Flats, 4cc
v Particular attention ib called to a White
and Nankeen French Felt Hat, of our owrt irh
portation.
fkila April 22, 1854. 3m.
FAIRBANKS
PATENT
SCALES,
Sold at their
WAREHOUSE,
No. 240 Market Sheet,
pmi.ADEi.paiA.
Railroad. Hay, Coal, and Farmers' SCALES,
set in any part of the country, by experienced
workmen, and at short notice.
Phils., April 8, 1854. 6m.
ltosentjale Hydraulic Cement.
An excellent article for Lining Cisterns,
Vaults, Spring-houses anri Cellars,
AND for keeping dampness from wot and
exposed walls. For sale by
CHARLES SHEPARD SMITH, '
. Corner of Front and Willow Sts. Railroad,
Philadelphia, April 82, 1854. ly,
Wall Tapers ! AVall Papers
rjHE subscribere hsve now in store their com
Jl plete spring stock of
Paper flangnga, Curtains, &6
which they ofTet at very low prices.
WHOLE8ALE AND RETAIL.
Our assortment is very complete, comprising
all the qualities, both
French nnd American.
We manufacture a large proportion of our
goods and can sell at ihe lowest rales.
VST Paper Hanging done In the eounlry at
citv price a.
PARRISH & HOLTSH,
No. 4 North FIFTH strict, Philsdelj.bia.
Phila., March 25, 1854 Sin
C P. KNIGHT & CO., .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Dealers in
Fish, Cheese fj Trovislons
Cenerally,
No. 19 SO S. Wharves, Philadelphia.
HAVE constantly en band I supply of Mack
rel, L'odliah, eihsd, Hulinon, Herrings, Blue
FUli, Whits Fish, Hsddock, Ilsins, Hides, 8hou.
ders. Laid, Uesf, Pork, Cheese, Ueana, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches, Cranberries, atei
Phila, March 16. 1854 Sin.
tJKOHGK KAlir, JK.,
UENEKAL
Coniinisciion Merelinnt,
1.10R Ike aale of English and American pig
lead, ekoti h and Auieiicau pig I
lead,
run, Olask
tin, tibvel lead, Lead Sild
Irott
kr aud lias
pipe.
I.itwral advauoas msde en ronaJiuiienU mt
Pig, tllout, Uilwil or bhorve Iron.
.lo. .No ik Wbsivsa, Phllsdelpbia.
AprU M, laHr-m1 f
' Ccatro Turnpike lloud.
rMUB siackkuiiiMe are hwaby aoUrta4 'bat tal
M. fclecllun (us IMifters te sie tor the ansu.
tag y will be bald el tb kotua wf Williaat
kbseles, is) Nostkuisibeileawt MO.NHAV, 'he
tnk day ml JU.M5 Mil, bamsaaa the ki,s ef it)
e'sUalt A. M. aud I e'.lmk P. M.
NatOt'X A ptil in, islt -ti.
Kt v i'o t u ii mi v r !";.;
k"4 rtMatsdf M SsMiaka. tuLU. t u -.1.
liaiiNU
IHteeikef i, llsl. .
THE RENO WISED REMEDY (
Ilollowaj't Ointment
this sttranMlMhv tiwMrn It FbnSnnkMl Kt It. . U.I.
aXJ!? ?'!?.' t" eB " aoewOirtMm with the
When an othrn nwana fail. Cam of , nwT
WTi "tT1 ?' 'mt Rl"nlii, Clrain
bn;:x tf1 " f
UlXEIliSA CASK CKHtlFIED BY TUB MATOft
- Copy of a letter from J. NM,, Esq, Mt
of Boston, Lincolnshire: .. a
T ProfrSanr Maiwrwav.
Jptjf Strj-lHrt. Swrah feftotl of tMr Straat W
Inn, has llilinar dSpoacd fcfoa m thst f.n a a-maidarahla
period aha was tcvarelr aaieted with Serafiikm brn an4
Lleart in herarma, fert leya, and ether nartaoThM hnd t
and although the firat of inedionl advlea was obtamnl nt
" " - n im.ni. wwm, m It. n,rMfv. IT km
in i n a rarae sum ot money, am obtained no alnue
ment of SfirMlmr;, ttrt arndtinlly aew Wntea.
Hsiftg fecrmmeiiilsrl by a friend lo Ify rniff Oi.tment.
she tfocnrrd a small pot, Snd s Hi of tha Pids, SM bafore
that was all used, symptoms ol Sniendrflent appeared
naraercrnie with lha mrdiciim f.rf a short lima in,ur.
si rmnliiie lo the direclioits, Sird Strlftly sdherlnf to your
mm amofliet, arc., sua was penally enran, Snd aw
enjoys Ilia best of health.
1 rrrrorfljDrtir Sir, yourl Ifnh'i
Dstut Aiirtlut )3th 1853. (Signed) J. aOHLfi.
AN KXTRaordiH nv Amn rapio citre ntf
EIIY8IPKI.A!! IN THfc I.I'M, APT EH MLUICAL All
HAD PAII.KD.
Com; of a letter from Mrs Elizabeth'Yeaie.
of the Port Office, Aldwick Road, near Bognar,
Sussex, dated Jan. 2lh 1863,
To Professor IIohowat, ,
Hir. I snrTerod r.(r a eonaiiVrrltils peftolt from a Severs
attack of Ki sipeUs, which at lerrlh acltlnl in my lea, nnd
ra.isted al! medical trealtncnt.. My suflerinfrs were veiy
srnet, and I qiia deisiiied of any permanent ameiKlmeti!,
when I wns a.lvised to Iwrv reoniirsa to ymrr Ointmeirt
snd Till. I did sj without detnv, and am hnppv to sav
the result wns eminently iK-rcwu'ul, for they effect wt i)
rudienl curs of mv leg and restored ma to Ihe enjoyment of
aeniia. I Mini l ever nptuk with the almost eonlKlenee of
your ineilii'iiics, and hioie nwiinmendcd them lo others in
this neighborhood similarly alrllrted, who fleiivetl equal
benefit.
I nirt, Sir. your obliged rmrf fa HMnt M emit.
(Signed) KLIZABIiTU VEATES.
The Pills should be ruled coninitille with ll riiMlrnMit
..p... in,, ion. iwiiik mecs
rbMlWs, OliieaiMont,
Filcal
tnnt,
Ohmflitlar tSVellirlfi,
lJImbaM .
Plica
Khenmatiam
rValds,
fMne-thronts,
fcin'heauaj
Wounds,
mio KreastSj Cbillilains,
Itnrtu, Chtipp-sl hnriiM,
Bunlonf. c. (Pofij
liite of M. no-lie. Cancera
toes ttoud-Kliea, Contracted snd
CorHLlmy, Pliff Joints,
Klf plinuttn.idj pors NippleS
kin-diteaseSj ttenrvy,
TlUjtouiS fleers.
l aws - .
Sold at (lie rlslihlislirnenl nf rWcsarrf (IhiLnwiv, til
raist, (nenr Temple riar, tmdiHi,) and alar at hit llnusi
in New Tork. Orders lit MMtieinea in the Strifes, ailftrcs.
aed 'T. ifollowny. New TorlI,, will tnreive dne attention
9old also by all rcspertnble l)i urrftists nnd Denlers in MtJ
retries thrnuithout the Lnlteu flutes, in Hoses nt ;it cents,
H7 cents, and SI 50 cents each To be bad Whoksala of
the principal Drug, Houses iu the Virion
lr There is a eunaiderabra anting by Udtliaj UiS Uref
2. a.
.N. i; -nireclimii for tlie suidanC'k of WlienH in sverf
d-aidcl are affixed to each box.
Deeemlier , 1B53, ly.
SHAMOilS
Collegiate Institute.
R HILL, A; B., Prinmpal)
Rev. c. ehkeHart, A. M.
Teacher of Moral end Mental Science, Evt'
deuces of LArisfiamy, CfC
Teacher nf Primary Department.
THE first session of this Institution, located ai
Sbattiokln, IS'm-tliumbe-rland county; Pa;,
will commence on Wxti-ttsiuir, the 10th day of
Mat, 1854.
The year Will be Jiviile'd into three Sessions' of
fourteen weeks ench, thus allowing a Vacation of
four weeks in spring and autumn, and one of
two weeks during the holidays.
J lie Inatitution will comprise three departments
: A PmxxnT, Acauehic and Ckllxoiats.
Tho course of Instruction in these will be full
and thorough, embracing all the branches usually
taught in these respective departments.
ItlTKS or Tutiok t
Primary Department, per session; S4,00
Academic " " 6,00 (
Collegiate " . " $8,00
A largo and spacioua room has beeh secured
to meet the wants of the Institution, until the
necessary buildings are completed.
Boarding cati be obtained in private families
at reasonable rates.
The Board of Trustees will spsre no paths of
labor, to make Shamokin Collegiate Institute,
worthy the patronage and confidence of Ihe com.
munity. '
For further particulars, address Kimbcr Gle(
icr, Csd., of Shamokift,' President of Board df
Trustees, or Rev. C.J. Ehrthart of Pa linos,
iSorthumbeilsnd county. Pa.
Shsmokin, March 4, 1 854. -
ZINC PAINTS
One third cheaper than Vhitl lent, and fret
from all poisonous qualities.
The Nevr Jertey Zinc Coiuptiay
nA VINQ great y enlarged their works, and iatpmveil
tha quality ut their nruducta. are nrmsaled U ataeuta
ordafs for luair
SUPERIOR PAINTt.
Drr, ant erouhrf in oil, Iu snorted packages of froth t
lo sua pouivts ) kH i
liry, in bnrreia, ot zno pooiHta each.
Their white sine, which is aokj ary nr ground in oit, is
wnrrauted Pure and unsnrpaaaed for body aud auiform
whitouesa.
A method nf nreparatkm baa recently been diaonveredf
which enables the Company to warrant their pstula to keep
fresh and soft in Hie ke lor auy reaaorUble (IniS. la this
respect their paints will be Superior to airy other in the
m.irket . . j
Their brown sine paint, which ia sold at a low price,
end ran only be made from the Zinc ores from New Jar'
sey, is now well known for tta protective Qjoahtiea wheal
applied to iron or other metalie aarfaers.
Their stime eolar paint possesses all the pfopeftlCS of the
flrowit. and is of an aareeubla color for oauituur Cottaaas,
UriHits, Out buildinus, Drillers. A e.
L FKKNCH at RICH A UBS,
Wlioseaala Paint Ilea Ion and importers.
. AV. cor. of HHh .V Market rjts., PhiknlcluhuK
Philadelphia, April , !83-al.
Q1RCTJLiL:R . .
fTlIE suhscriher legs leave 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 various brandies at tfie old stand, Noj
131 South Second sL, below Doc4 st. Philadel
phia, and respectfully solicit a centluusnce of
the very liberal patretmfe bestowed upon the late
firm of T. & L. Thorrtpaoii, assuring his friends
Ittut every exertion Wirt he made by himaelf and
Ihoae In "his employ ta merit centtiMtenee ef
their much esteemed favor.
THOMAS TH0MP80N1.
Phila., March 4, 1854 Sra.
0UAK0I OVANO!
THE aubscrilwr, sete Igrnt for tlie taje of
Peruvian tiuano in Philadelphia, la now
unloading lha following vessels, direct front Ihe
L'lilnrha Islands I
Bhip KoriVco, a a . 8M toita!
rtliip Uurlingtoat, . 750 ton a.
rkip Homet, . . 00 tons.
rhip Topas, . . toy ioila
which will be sold In lots la suit purchasers, al
the lowest cash prices.
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(Kirawry (UaJtmf ek ViriUtmm.)
Nu. 48 North Wharves, and 7 North Water
Mrl, Philbdelphia.
April ft, 154 Sdl.
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ITCCXMAN & O'NEILL,
GENERAL
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