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A STRING. OF ITEMS.
. The colored Free Masons of ilarricburg,
ate building a hall in that town. ' , :
, Diving Belles the ladies' at Cape Slay the
coming summer. ; .
. The Nebraska Indians, now in Washington,
have just concluded treaties with our Guv-
eminent. .
. Rev. ' Miss Drown declines a call to a
church at Cazcnovia, N. Y. : . - .-
... How to make a town" prosper fill it with
enterprising people. - '
Alarrtung sickness of the Empeior Nico
las SbipFever. ' ' ;';''" i
Two. cases of cholera, " havo appeared in
Providence. -i . .- -i :.
i : '-.'.-I i - .,;,....
A "riot took place in Baltimore,.on Sunday,
Hum ! " ; : - ---J- ; '
" This Dutch Reformed 1 Church , has 340
churches and 40,000 members. - : " i
r'Thb Snsqnehanna fishermen have hung op
their seines, after quite a succassfull season.
The Managers of the New York State Poul
try Fair have decided to hold the next fuir
at Utica, in November. - s
A West Cambridge farmer, ou Saturday,
sold a single load of rhubarb, in Boston, for
$90 cash down. .
A .Backslider. Married, on Thursday,
the 23d , by the Rev. Clay Boulder, Mr. An.
drew Horn to Miss Julia Parker, president of
the young ladies's temperance society. ,'. "'
j ,t-, Fnir Jali Und Umiert maiil,
' .i ' Frosrhod tempenwec ditlic night an4 mots ;
But still her wicked neighbor! mid . . . ,
, She broke her pledge aud took A. Hoax. . r
Louis Napoleon ad the Sultan of Turkey,
are both, ilia said, descendants of French
Creoles from one of the West Indies.
Ma. Cutting, M. C, from New York, it
is said, comtemplates resigning bis seat in
the House. r f .
' Gek.' Stuabt, of New York, is about to
erect a magnificent hotel just below the Sus
pension bridge on the American side, at Ni
agara Falls. ' ,;-'; ' ' '' - f
A very independent Order of "Owe
Notbings" has been organized out West, and
the editors of that region are earnestly recom
mending it to public favor. . . .
OUT OF SEASON. r-
When the frnit-lree is in blossom,
. . And the April grass is green ; . . , ,
' When along the earth's soft bosom,
Sprouting leaf and bud are seen ;
When the birds, their love-mates uhosea,
r Build their nests upon the spray, ' - M
'" And the brook, no longer frozen, ", ,
Wimpling winds its dimpled way
, We beliove, and with jjooil reason,
Steel and snow are out of season ! " ,
' When there have been j ears of kindness.
And remembrance is the same; .
' When there has been equal blindness, .
' : Sweet forbearences from blame ;
' .', When old friends, long tried aud trusted,
Acts of mutual love have wrought,
, And as chords alike adjusted.
, . . . Thought, responsive, answers thought
Thon be sure, will) better reason, .
, ngi'v words are out of season !
A Tauc Rbmask. Mr. Benlon, with trntb,
remarked in his great speech against the No
Lraska bill, that '-The troubles of the country
come from nncasy politicians its safuly from
the tranquil masses." " ' '
Holiow Axlis -The Reading Steam Forge
is now making hollow axles for railroad cars,
the first ever turned out on this continent.
They have been scientifically tested, and are
not liable to fraolure, can sustain more weigh'
and last longer than the solid axles.
' Chloroform Coumtcsacted. This valua
ble disoovery bas been just announced by Dr.
Kobt. de Lau belle, a distinguished physician
of Paris, lie states that a thuck of electricity
given to a patient dying from the eflects of
chloroform wilt immediately countoiact its
influence, and return the sulfvier to life.
Ah Ingenious Riddlk. It was dona Uen
it was begun, it was done when it was half
done, and yal it wasn't doua whea it was
fininhed. Now what was it 1 Of course you
, can't guess. Will this do 1
Timothy Johnson courted Susannah Dunn.
It was Puun when it was begun, and it wa
lunn when it was ouly half done, and yet il
wasn't Dunn when ii
was half (tone, ar.d
wasn't Dunn tsheu it was dune for
Jubnsooj.
it was
r,u mm a jAii.ua. a coupio ol pris
oners in the Johnstown, (lows) iil last week
perpaUaleJ good joke upon Ui j4iUr.
They cut ft hula) tkrousH the ceilinir, iIihii
through Ibe ruuf, and M ni'jlil made llieii
esuspst. In the inainiiti the ssilo, sntei.d iu
(jive Ikssj breakfast, when be found but one
ol bis pels uu. band; the oih.r u9 k.j -.,
Uhttd, The jailor skad hisn why be aan'i
yone totir lie said tie was guilty k. k t
lenee aJ wimiUh'I slope.
' The Me ( the srtuir was that e Tueuls v
iaoti.Mi lleeter, sue ! Ike Mlaaiwe, lelemtd
u his quarlwfs, si) intf be bad simply gouaj
i.ut hiuie lorbaiija bis sliui, beating mas.
s lim the eihr eb'P ihiit h im. tsuul i
4 ti awl, Pj0 mt"t 'It be d.J faiiiir)
he it ii In ' ul tb ,iK '' ,
"AID "to COMFORT," I
To yoMr 'Own Mechanic ;
' 1 MAitprACtcnEn or."' '
FUJINITU.RE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Stylo, '
'VHE subscrilior respectfully calls the attention
-A of the puWic to his IsTgo arid splendid assort
ment of every quality and pries of .
Mitch MtihM foil trt fevommend itsrtf tovry one
who will examine it, on account of its duraMe
workmsiiKliip and dpHidid fiuUh, mads up of the
best ftivk to he 'hud in the -city- No effort is
spared iu Uie manufaCturo of bis ware, and the
subscrilicr is determined to keep up with the
many Improvements, which are constantly being
made, Ilia stock consists of Mahogany : .. .
Sofas, DIvnns nnd Lounges,
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND D1SISC TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila-
uelpliia mamilucturc.
BEDSTEADS, of every psttern and price,
CUPBOARDS," WORK AND CANDIE-.f
' STANDS, TOILF.T TABLES AND ' '
EXTENSION TABLES, ; "!..':
In short, every article in this lino of his husiness,
tie also manufactures all kinds snd qualities of
chairs, u;
including variotics ne-er before to be had ir
Sunluiry, such as Mahooakt, Ulack Whjbt
ami Ci-RLsn Maplk Oiim-iAir : asii Wisnsoa
CHAIRS, ash VAitcr I'li-Mo t'iooLS, which are
of tht latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
, 1 he subscriber Js determined that there shall
he no excuso for persons to purchoKO furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can lie entertained
about the. quality and finish, of .his ware and
Chairs. - ,.. ,. . .
His articles will lio disposed of on as pood
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Uoun
try Produce taken In payment for work. , , .. ,
UNDERTAKIN O. Having provided
himself with a handsomo Utilise, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, aiid attending funer
als, ii this vicinity,- or trt any convenient dis
tance from this place. "' .'
- IW- The Were Room ts I In Market' Street,
below Thompson's Store and Weavers Tavern.
'. ' - ' GEORGE RENN,
Su'nhury, Jan.10, iS52 tf. ... .
DOCTOR TOUnSELFI
tttt1 nnnvtrT avr r ttt. PTTTS '
AMaJ A V V'SA A AAAJW w v memmm a w w
OR, EVEat ONE HIS OWN rilVSlOlAN.
npHE EORTIETII Edi-
-- Uon.wiUi Unaiiumlred
Enpravines, showing Dis
eases and Malformations of
the Human System in every
shape and form. To which
is added a Treatise on the
Diseases of Females, being
of iha highest importance to
married people, or those
contemplating marriage.
Iy Or Win. Young
Let no father be ashamed to present a Copy of
the IJSCULAriL'S to his child. It may save
him from an early grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret olilieations of mar
ried life without reading the POCKET ESCU-
LAPIUS. Let no one sullcrmg from backuiep
Cough, Tain in the Side, restless nights, nervous
feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensa
tions, and given up by their physician, bs another
moment without consulting the .T.Sly U 1 j A 11 L S.
Have the married, or those about to be married
any impediment, read this truly useful book, as
it has bceu the means of saving thousands of un
fortunate creatures from the very jaws of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-r'IVE
CENTS, enclosed in a letter-will receive one
copy of this book,, by mail, or five copies 'will -be
sent for ona dollar. .Address, Da. W. YOUNG,
No, 152 SPRUCE Street, i'HILADELPHIA."
Post paid. . ; ,. m - .. i . . - ) ,
June 18, 1853. ly- ... , w.
. A VALUABLE HOUSE . r , .
And Three Acres of Ground
rOR SALE. ; ,
raiHE subscrilicr offers at private sale, his house
-- and three acres of ground, on the river Dank
within the limits of the Uorough of Sunbury,
now in the occupancy of John Hnsslcfrsnu orig
inally owned by Qlias. Gustier while engaged in
boat building. I he improvements aie a .
TWO ST0EY FRAME HOUSE, - '
' With a Well of good Water,
and a good frame stable.' "Thrre are a number of
excellent fruit trees on the" premises. " The prop,
erty is handsomely located anil will be sold at a
reasonable piiee and possession given ill April
next. Apply to Geo- C. Vclkcr, Esq., of Sun
bury, or to the subscriber at Sclinsgrove. , t
' " ' - - - PETER 4CERLINV"
July 23,1853. tf. . . ,.,
T
LumLei Yard.
TIIE subscritier would respectfully inform ths
citizens of Sunbury, and Northunil erland
and adjoining counties, that he has oicned a
Lumber Yard "'
in the lot fronting on Cranberry St.j a short dis
tance East of tho Steam Saw Mill, where he has
now a large amount of Sretwud 1'anutt l'lttnl,
alto Funnel JJoants, and all othor Boards and
UriLUisu Matkbul, such as will he wanted for
building purposes. Also a Urge amount .of
Shingles on hulid, which v. ill ho sold from ft up
lo frt, according to quality and sire. Please
ua a rail and examine our prices and quality,
I. 11. farmers wlio are in want ol shingles
ill plcsao t'sU as we will sell to you luw.
J. li. LCI It, Sup.
Sunbury, May 28, 1S53. ly. , . '..
Stone Cutlers and Laborers
WANTED!
CTOXE rnttera and laborers can have steady
employ and a winters job, (and not work in
the water,) at the Union and Susquehanna Bridge
at Chapman, 1,'uiou county. Pa, midway be
tween Liverpool and NortiiumlH'rLiiid. To la.
borer $1,55 per day v. ill I riven. . ..
i l.ClhEIVCI.NG FISHER.
Chapman, K,.pt. 17, 185a.tf.
theaji Wat dies iS Jewelry, 1
7 HOLESALE and Retail, at the "Pbilad. .
' ' lllla Walck aaul J.
North eaoand sjuwt, rurner of Quarry ,' :
i i. "xA",mA.
l..(J U.v-rN.uU.a,h.,i,.w.iue, lsnMnM, ,. ,(
"U 1.1'iaua lefc. m mil s." . .i . " v"
r .-ii..t .(.mruwa, 7 a V ...
,.,1.1 Hih.-i.m U-s, V.Ui -r "
i.ll,j4,wui,ra,ida,4lilalt,ilar. 'l im
(1..IJ Fiiiffrr lliinjs. 37 J cents lo 110 , Walib
f.liaw.. plum. It) rrnta: I'.Wiit. ,u.(i
, .. .... ,., ,.,ul,.,ruoo. All goods war
ranted Iu be what they ar sold
HI Al FFEIt A IIAUI.Kr,
Hucreaaoi. u, O. (Wad.
.'uaiiu. swrta liulij anil Milw... I ...... . ..
.,, , . .'ia isa
r'i " lower llian IUu abuts uiicrs.
.pL lt, aA:t. .,
KBst ' 1 MsUmiIm k.k.kiuett .1
tesmbitry, a4. IT, lsS.
1 e a ii ii ii -
U. islui, a.. J " " . ri'Hl
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ilil'i..V. I .1. I , l J ,
Mia.r.r
taj Lam i-I.i. iii . L !. ' " -.'''y
v . "S a.l.lniuai ta kU
IN oncring to tlie rulilic the above invnlanllo prepare
tliws, the S'itpcriter wrnitd state that in erniinttntiou
with his rtlemls and softie of themoet mpertnlileoi the'
Medical ferallf , it was (leetned advisable to oiler to the
puMIe, frw tirrrwrMiimi if kidAva crlehrlty, beina; pre
pared with the greatest care,, and on the inuat eriuntifio
principles, as milnlittmn fnrtlie nnmr-rons wnrthlcm ar
tioles tlHkt are fi.wHnf the enantry in the form of panaceas
and eare alts, aronared by the moat ignorant and meroena-
ryueraons, inlendeU to care all diseases and good tor none.
: Jtead and Rtjltcl. V
Thai ihs Wcdleine,' Manufaetarad by W. M. Dkciu.it,' .
Including his lime I'erlorul for Coughs-
Cream ot Caaiiior, fur Kheunnitism. . ,'4
Worm Pwnp f"r Worms. - . ' .-.
Toiith Wash, fur decayed teeth, diiwancd gums. I
rainuy run. r itionu i-iuiivcr. nax-e licen mt; exrnisivo
ly uSHlf and hnVe-givan mure natiafHclHin, Dion any talax
Mcdicinea bufure tlte laiblic. beintt iKpiir,Ml With rt-ourT
to uicir ust,faliiers are fully woilliy llio trial ot tue ainici
l 131.-. . ..1.-1 . fi ... .
A fcw uoweiful renmns whv the above Medicines are
deserving of universal pnltonA (In the flraf pau-e,
iney are prpparril nv a regular rnveiciuiif who niiuriBiuim.
the application of Alnlicinea, t" diwaxje, and eonrUenll7
are mirfi-etrjr safe Co take. (recoiidly,) they hnve bcrn
used w li universal Kiiu-eu. ami nave Qiven imne viuriMc-
linn tlinn any oilier MrdicincS offered lier.ire ilie public.
( i ninny ) iiiev are ine miy men.rnirs inai imvc jmimi
the imtinnasr of I'livaii-inna, where tin y huve Iwen aned ;
and Knmtlilv.) Itii-v are tint nn in fnrircr fliianlilics for
the Jhiivi prico, than any oilier Mwliciiies otTeiwl to the
nnlilie ol the saiue k Mill. As the sulieeriher lia n nnitilicr
of ccrlilirates In ins ponsc-ssiim of Mie lutlioiit anilmrity
ult..r II....- kiicn I,-a.t ia,..l .villi 111., tmiat MfltinflirtorV T&
sails. He will'publisti a few of them, fWltng soHfacd that
atiinlwitl inmire their Teeominendati.ai. Try llietn aud
satisfy .yourself of tln.-ir Superiority over all others.
' i Rmtl ami la Convinced.'-! i
. Wa tin niKiersiinwd having liocn made ncqwnlnted with
the ingrnliruta criteiiug into the Compounds hnoWn in
Biekley's KuiAlly Mfilicinrv aim havlne prescribes' wl
kniiwn theinloba nsiil. wild moat etifa-torV esilia;
lake plsnre in saying Hint we believe they fully meet
ttie. oesigntor wines iney are rePi'muienowi.- ,
- ": f; O. H. HtlCK, M V. . , -: j v;
u ,ii, niriiiAiui.i, ;ll. i.
'-''"WKSI.KY H r,K Alt HE A TIT, M. D.
i.rn.li-". .-: WM. H. MAiilld.. M.l). " .!
, j, JJ. K.GKAltiiKAKT, AID. , .. . j.
Cnr4 ;" ain . 4Aa 4l i cngh front proleuJ
irm n,,!., A.i .,., t .1.,1-inir intiW rhroiiie l.iver Com
pkiiiilnccanpniiied with a fhin-t dry congh nn m the
side and l.reaxt, gi-nenrt dctiility, loss of appetite, afler try
ing all the iimial raiueilies recommeiHli'd f,n,.ughs aim
diseases ff the eliejt, who tvith no bcueht. she wns ""
m.aideil t-i try the Hia Pectoral, fran which, she rnnoniy
derived hnmedmle hilt feramnem reiiei.' - -
l.j... i.i,.m.. ,.J-nr.. Hubert Adnms, was afflicted
with a verv severe oongh, pain in Ilie side, niid
pnlnel bv incessant coughing; he was Imlneeil to iry
theKoae Peetornl. To nae his own. lansaaige, the tirrt
dota ennlsnt him l snjoy ',"'hi !' J. ,r-m-riiing
he cxpeclornled nlmt half pint of
toiitinned to improve until bis cough entirely left b'Si, it
also hml the efteul of sirengheiiiiw hm liiunst, which was
naturally weak. He alio says th.it lie Ins lemmmeiided
.. :.,,.i.,j- i,ia r, iemla fir similar cuunlaints, and
in eveiy ease it has given sniisrai ti ai. ' . ' . .
Th.il..... .rr, re. dents of the town of Thlnville,
reeling lhat they hava derived grwil benefiu from Uie use
of the Hose Pectoral! authorize the elmye sUdeiaent, for
the beilctlt Ol lliose Wliomnv iu- iniiii'ii.-u ill n wimiui
ner. - ' GIIRAT CUK K. '-'-"' I ..
Lota of Voite restored with one Lottie of Hose Pee-
toral. ' . : '. . :.:'..i- y
MissSuain Whillock. of Kusli townshin. Northumbcr
land co.,f.ir a lillinbrr of years an i; valid, iu the fall of
IMO, !! trie nsa of hex Voice frira n scveie cild she oai
tracted : after In-liia u nnmher m remedies, with no bene
fit, she was entirely restored by taking one bottle of Hose
Pectoral, after hich, sh lost her volcS nsuin. In.m a
fresh cold she eiailmeleil, and was again restored by Uie
usenf another bottle ; she thea toykY.nir bottles mora to
strengthen bet breast, from which she derived the moat
decided beuelit, and lias been ill the enjoyment of excellent
health rrom that time lo the present.
The abme statement is obtained from Pr. Piuselt. the
Phvsiiian who ntteiuled her; also her inolJier who thinks
that she wiaild not le living at this tiino if it had not teeu
lor ine it'ise t ecrorai. uiitivun, j;iu. , i.
Still annther Marled Cure Hfftrtfil.
Mrs Satrmnl Beehler. behw of n nutnml wenk and deli
oate constitution, very susceptible to olds, was alllicUid
ii-ilh n verv severe couuh. naill and soreness of the breast.
loas of appetite ; after using n number of the usual reme
dies from which, alia derived ao laniulit. slie wua enreit by
taking Ana IxaUs of Hese Pectoral and ia in the enjoyment
of Uettcr ricaltli thaa lor years previous,
nimvilln. li. 1 lSofl.
He. IliCKt.KT : Panait m to inform j-on that my wife,
who iaa delicate and weakly wauan, laUing under a
very severe Cough wild uiin und surt-uess of breast, whs
more nuicklv ami eflToctuully relieved with ona bottle of
your Rism Pectoral lhau any other mnlieine she had ever
taken. . A11N1--.R M'HIUlli::
Jan. 18.V2. Samuel lt Wonds' Furnace, Hod Pnint.
StSDNO EVIDINCX IN VaVOR OF Till liOUK l'ECToBt AND
FiMILT Pitta. t . : K
. John Fuhier taken between Cbrisluvts ami New Year
with a very luul cold, which ended in a dry hard incessant
Conph. canting a great deal of pain whenever he einigtunl,
waa relieved vervtuuch; by the time be had taken one
thiol of a bottle, and bv the time it was finiehed, was en
tirely cared. Ileulao aaj-s that he lias taken several doses
of Ilia Henlth Keitnnihve or Family Fiils, and that they
are the mitdeat and luost effectnal pnigativos hs Ims ever
taken. , ,. llanviile, Jan 1, l5.
Da Bickliv : TJnring a visit to oiy brolher, iu Dan
ville, I took a veiy severe Cold, which ended ins tight
nnrd Coueh, with rrcnea and pain of the breast, for
which I nsed your Itose Fectonll, end Family Pills, and
take pleasure in recommending tliem, as the uiit'leit and
most effectual rmacdy 1 luivs used. Yours, respectfully.
JAMF.S.MOUUAN,
' Jait 2(1, tHJa. ' While Haven. I.nzerne in.
; Dear Sir : As a recommendation for your Ke Pecto
ral, pennit me to say, ttuit I was effectually, cured of a
verv- severe cougti won pain in ine nrensr, wan less man
halt a uottia, ami tiint 1 consider it uivniuauis.
You are
at liberty tn make tliin nulilio if vuu nknte.
JOH PIIRU1NC, (GniFcrOBnnville, Ta.
My ton Willimn fcihormji' nntiyr n icvfrc rourrh nwl pnin
hi his title, fiotn hh mjurv rer'ivrtl hr n fntl. was eitiiely
relieved hy a boMIe Of Re Pectuml Ac C renin of Cam
nhn. I Imva uli used vonr Vmntlv mill ultoffeOier
1 cuwuikr Uiein Ui best uiodecmen 1 have wr nur -
. JOAN OVKHUOHK, f
Jnn. IV ' KuH Tr., Nnrth'd d.
lr. liirklrr ? 8irt As nfv wifa wbo wai troubled
with dry. hurt, Coouli, qLko a nir Stmuach, dr pen: lei it unuii
dclulitA-, timibir U Dispepsin. was rutircly relieved by
utmf two bottle of y!ir Um Pee, penntt me tosuy
Uat I ciii ( it an exf.e lent remedy.
. uura,reiijitxu.lu!ly, . Hkv Mr. M II.iARD.
" ' PiiHtor l.ulliernn Chureh, DnnviHe. I'a.
Havinctwrnmred nt'a min in mynnn (ftimikir tii i4 ben-.
mutism) wtiieii Uejirived mo of the trne use '( it fr ubout
tour iruniiiis, jiy uaiug one tuatlc ra urenui ui uinj-tmr
I would state that I e-'iifider it the let remedy of the
kind 1 hnve ever need in. my family, and I wouid freoly
recommend it to others with similar aflVrtitme.
Voura, rctpecUuUy, -t JONAS MrOi.F.
Rush tp., Nt-rtU'd e.i.
Mv wife lclnr efltletetl with a rerv sovme iain In hrr
arm mid sliwukirr (the viIVela ul' eoltl) whicti tlisulilfd- lief
in mii upiii it, wus cured wun ruhuui 01 truim ii tain
phor.' Mrs. Kfllin, my ister-iii-lnw. was lw en red of it
severe pain in the huul and fnos hy usiiifr lha Craim of
Cumpaor 'i'HO.M AJj C. I'.LUS, Danville. Jan. 'fri.
My wife Iriving lMiemnalisin of the unii for a numWr
of years, whieh prevented hfr frrm niii? it in dnug ht-'r
work ; after bavins: tent a ffjent deal ol money iii ifyiuft
d liferent remedies Willi no Inuieiit, was enliruly curwi by
uiiiio: oniy one hi yonr creJi:n 01 t niMpnur.
WILLIAM KVKN5, Minor, for B. It.Wtmrf, K PiInt.
Dr. Uicklev i Uiiviiiir received a 7 my severe iiutiry in
my side hy fulling nji'u luini uf hay, fnuu vvhn U J W.ui mm
hlo to fitlViw mv wkIv. w;is reeoimneiuled tn try n lftlie
of Cream of :imtih t, whii-h rJ-d iiiiinhiitt! relief.
Oitll FITUCAiai. Hash tf., Nurth'di"). .
My wife. sinTcriiiii from innmt exerueiuliuz nuin.
throughout her 'enernl syiiiem, whieh prevriittt) her fmin
slctif)iir (beiiiK t ewisJ ued by a "ud protrficttqd spell
ol BH-kiitYs;) i'r whit-h she 4iiei a nandiur 4 riAnnliea
illiout lieiient. was eiitir-l. reheveil lv Ihe mte ot talcum
U Ciiuiphor. m. VJ h k. tiliu. U. iillOWN.,
: Ptiienl,entlit, iJunyills, ).
Chilfl cured m Ifowrt rfnn.tninr. nnd Affue (tf twoyrart
; , , wimmiie. uy ivuruioyrup.
Mv rhilil Ikmiht uilluUil l'tt lha l:it.t two Years, with
It 'WI CiHnDhiiut ami A sue tuttd it was redumiiJ to a tiit-ra
skeleton, i tiixl a iiatultr iviuulics with ihi pcruisiti-ut
lnelit, uitil I rare it n bttle of your Worm Hvrun.
sine which tilt a has ren well, nnd iptt quita rlewhy
i a io mive reeonim iiitei it to a nunitier in my iririnia.
and in evury case it huscrrn sntitinniin. I.. l.KVI.
. - f ' At let hum iMimm (Mcrehnitt.) VauvUIe.
f hnve uscil yiur Worm rvrnn in inv family, ikI con
antw it Mntotdr Hlectunl, lut the iihast pleMunt article
am a.iiMioit-d with. J ACOB LSIIKI J. lvanvilla.
- iia'incsei yiwr miHPyrup ih luy tamiiv, rt helps
my ehiklieu inre limn any ntciKtrttttoH of the kind, tit id is
m ait 'in U'nr, LMuiviiat.
1 Hare Itntf 4miln in ne Yif Worm Svrun m mv
Caiaii AM prnvr it t) any V si am a .-I amonrwd. i
t ui.ii, lit ii. r rrnay alky. M- nMir to.
Pr. JlirUI. v : iliTtnff nsrd vitf w rm tturv ami
CrtMim if l'uiiiih r an l rmudv 1'nls in uiv fitiwUv. lln-v
nv Roixt .iIiiihiioii, rim) I e-iin(rr them trm fit ! ei
lctno.il, ad pimriut r m'it, v I te h;id in mtr fniifily.
P"af Hiri Wa iliti aiii tef ntt luuir in the im-ay of
.-viimts. v-aa fj -aisj', ai wiirt st-w, yavuit
AueiH-v for the ili of vxir l-'rtmity Mnln-mra. smie that
vej luwt en -rtunu ia awuiir vm oiaiiujt.a m
uuttMitus iMaUvitluaai w hive umI Mciut tiuJ trtst Vu y
ctva eriu-r,il antiktu-tiit Wa lve al a ivnt niiiiiv of
llii ir O'"oli.i. w.lfclRI.Mi,
ll.ii, il M. AIM-st. VV SI M.l'l.1.11.
Il.vi,, Si-nrrv i t an' hs-iiIU VirvlJ, t ws iij.-el k
If y a Italia J yiair'r.aMS Wmssi, wlia-ausMlukaacliam,,
h-udnuua wy auius. ai ii aa an u-r. .
JllA lll.V. IV HlrIKU Paiivdla
TV, DiiAIrn II ! '-'l W"s r.,nl va araim aa,
aaiuta, l. Witt, k, I Siull wU ,J Sswsatu wok a
lM : I waa at S.a rui4 lr aaius aua bust M fan
T-sa r.U. My wus aisoauiu.a lrr a-ii.ltM.'owMi, vaa
Unlm.l will. lllra.l, lillil aavni n."T mihw
Ii4 W1ML-S ak us4 ll ,Mia .il rual4-tf, Wkall
aU U-mm, ibWI'y (iiavvMllua ' artaana iraHrwaaiHaj. -
Nn,r I ulk" " rn-S lixxilhi. a
m likiv -II..U.S a, M,aiiMuir 4 y-ui
Si. Vi fl -f 4a Uasaj M i ar ai Sa.
us .au Wa Stto. I ausW a !" "."
te aV.va awli-iu.a aia 1.4 kk VU.rala ai I Ua.
kulkfVV SI IMLkl.HY.M P.iws.x.lkuniaa
ta. a..Miv fioiua? 4 tiiW, iov.'t' 1 1 W A- fc--lA
- V fawnr. SutOuaxsa 1 r'lMa-M
iLtft.. ruwsi k..0tf aS"aa, l"' I
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VS V mm 4m, , raaal k1 .-"a
A Um-Afv. " ...- I Af ""
Um I,, a I I .mlmt ,b - . S - l J
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4.B.k mi ma ,ii'i ft ta4 k-4 m
wmm U-M..a
HWa-IHMM
ia mi..
. Look lo;yqui Interests
l tj" 9 vnll try to ptem ? T"X
SS, T PSIVV AHtM AViV
ai. l ilUlUJraun : a t
JTJ) E8PECTFULLY Informs his frrends snd
J ' the publia gnorally that he has just re-'
caived at his store, frt Market street, feunlmry,'
ueiow weaver's Hotel' an extensive stock of
SPRINC. ANff SUMMER GOODS,'
5 'cbnslsting'lrt part.or
rt-"i'--l)fyiGoods,' viz s!'-x:) '
Cloths, Cnjsim.!rcs, Cnsst'iirfs, Jean, Drilling,
Mitslina, f fj.'inffj, Linens,, qc.
LADIES DRESS, AND FANCY GOQOS, ;
r Cuiicoc,' Miiflin 'de Lnins, Lawns, . '.
' tiiiiehdms, fit-rages, Holies, v "
oolong flannels, tec.
s.t ,..1 Ww-fcRoCBIlts;'
Sugar, Teas, CofTce, Rice, Molasses, Cheese,
- Spices, Salt, &c, ic. cVc,, Tr
, ., ( Hard ware, ; ..; -j
Nails, Scrvws, Files, eta wa. Knives St Foiks, ccc,
'! ftncens and Glasswaxo,
.5 1 . vlofvarionsstylnsanj patterns. -'-BOOTS
AND SHOB3.
A iarg assortment of BooU snd Shoes, fcr
men, women slid children.
IltTs Caps. &c of various sizes and styles.
lnstilea n lnrira an it uc.oeral ssurttncnt of
fashionable goods. ' Calj and examine, for your
selves. , , . n 1.
C7" Cohtilry ' produce of all kinds taken in
exchange at tlio luglicst market pneea..
' Sunbury', U mo. 58 19-r3. -4 m. 30. '53. ' .
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o. ':
JAJI.ES I5..FI)LElt,
o.'l2 Soitlhflccdnd Slree', ,
. ZZC.A rlilLADELPHIA. , ..' . V
,,,'Oold Lever YV'atches full jewelled 'i ' r(ii
, Silver Lever do ,,. K -: ,. C
a Silver I.epine i. do - .:i t , . , I -.
-';-' Qilsrtier . t do , , .,
, ;(i'old pens and pencil and silver hnldors ,.
. . ISilvor Tea and Table Spoons , , . . .
. bracelets, litiast pins Ear rings &e.., ....
- All warranted and suld at prices as low as any
iu mo vny. ; ... '; , . . ; rr- .: i a
November 57. 185S tf.'r ..... . ..... ...
i ...A Farm lor Ssile. - -
THE subscriber offers' for sale his farm,
. CONTAINING 581 ACRES
end aliowuiices. It is shunted about three milci
from Sunbury along the Shamokin crock, and is
in a good state of cultivation. The Philadelphia
and Sunbury Jiailroad passes through sum farm
It will be ottered ill parts or enure to suit, pur
chasers. It can be divided to mako three small
farms. ..The buildings are a FARM HOUSE, a
good Uank Darn, and two tenant houses.
JOHN FARX3WORT. ,
Upper Augusta, Sept. 10, 1853. tf.
2,5u0 : Acres Timber Land
".."..'FCsR. sale;; -'..;
CETERA!. VALUABLE. ..TRACTS OF
TIMBER LAND, comprising about 2,5(10
acres, part of which is situated on Tohyhunna
Creek, and part oh Muddy Creek, within three
miles of Lehigh River, iu Penn forest township,
Carbon County, one of the great Coal Counties
of 1 cnnsylvui.ia, can lie had at a bargain, if ap
lilicntion be mndc soon. -
'J'hese lnnds are thickly covered with the best
timber of that rrfion. ' Whilo it is believed that
75,000 feet of luinlior to the aero, can be cut from
a large portion of lha bind, tho balance will aver
ago not much less than this nuurc. 'J'lie kinds of
timlicr found on the hind are Hemlock, Spruco or
While Ccdnr, White Oak, '"While I'ino and
Chestnut -bt principally made up of ' White
l ine anil licmlocK
Tho Toby linn nn and Muddy Creeks are large
and rnnid -streams, yielding avast amount of
wtitcr power, und are capable of driving a lirrgo
number of saw uiilU. They cinjity into the Lfhigb,
which stream, Villi the Lehigh Canul afToids an
outlet tn the inost desirable lumber markets.
Thrre is, ton, '.under contemilation, a railway
lending to the cities of New York and Philadcljihin
which rnns within on mile tuillhree quarter) of
the land. ' Through these avenues lumber can be
delivered in cither of the cities named, for about
rcr tnounnnd lect thus enabling persons en-
rrni,'cl in the trade to derive gTeitcr profits than
attend investments generally. 11
Jn audition to the timber, convertiblcginto eve
ry shnpc of lumber, there is much that will an
swer for spars of vessels a sort of, timber that
snip-builders nave been obliged to purfhaso In
Maine, or at other distant points.
unlike most of the lands on the Lehigh there
has, as yet, been ho culling of the timber on this
property.' It stands undisturbed by the wood
man s oe. It is, therefore, the more valuable.
Tho lumber trade of the Lehigh has been carried
on to such an extent for years past, thata scarcity
of good timber is beginning to be felt... Every
season necessarily increases this difficulty. Tho
conscrjnenre must be an enchancement of the
value ot timber lands. Those un-cullrd tracts
with the nilvuntin-e of avenuea to market,' such
as the lands ottered for rule, possess, cannot fail
to lie the sources of supply borvaftor.
liut the land is iu4 alone valuablo Tor the tim
ber it contains. It is of good quality for farming,
nearly every acre being susceptible of a high
state ol cultivation.
Capitalists desiring to miike investments, would
do well to tunMlioir attention to these lands. For
furthsr information apply to . . -
CIIAS. M. HALL.
OlTu'e in "Mining RrgUtcr" building, Pott
August 0, 1 85.1tf..' ! .: : - .
l'orfe Mommies, '.
, POCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS
flMlE attention of ths .Trade, and others, in
JL want if Porte Afuuuaiea, Putket Hooks,
I) ankers' Cases, Dressing Cases, Portable Wri
ting Desks, Backgammon and Chess Boards,
ChesaiiHHi, J'surl, tShell, and tsiiver (,'nrd Cases,
Work Boxes, Calms, Needle Bouks, Money
Belts, Cigar Cases, Portfolios, 'Razors and Razor
Strojis, Travelling FUska, and fine Cutlery, ti
gether with a large variuiy of rise I Goods
which will lie sold st the lowest raU-s.
' F.'H. SMITH, ,
Porte Mona.iie and Porkvl Book Manufacturer,
05 Arch St. belou $uth, Philadelphia.
fcrpl. 17, I85J. 1.
I111 oi tttnt to Coal Dealers.
subscrilirrs hereby inform tha publis, lhat
they liuvs entered bilo parlnu.liiii uuJrr the
(inn uf K iso. IJi rd ot Co., for the purjioae pf
mining, shipping and selling coal, dilivrred at
Muuhury, or at suy other puiut sJoii hs tua
iiirliaiina. Thity will be ready lo deliver coal, wIJ prepa
red. 011 s.nSrat;l or otlacrwisu, al all liuiea, syi Uie
aliur tt-bt iiulu a, aud ou the uioat rvasmuiUa Uriua,
Ordvia received at Miainokiit by
. , v . . a, KAHK. KEED St CO,
5uutury, June 4, 164.-1 y.
fTlJ At1 Au TAPrIZ- spi..i4 lu( of
B 1 twhiuuable Hi,k, Wool sud Far II aia,
alio f)tti, Far, (likluth. Navy aud liUlay
Cps b al uw by
. 0. EIX0CRO CO. ,
Msikal sliest, ijHsile the Fual OUice.
ui,Uufy, IKC 4. isaj . .
("Itrl.D I'KN'H with and without raaas, ef
M wry sunruv ijualiiv, jual rrwived.
Alas) (ish suiipty ol Wniinn Fluid, fn sale
by Jl. 1). M.USKU.
HuMtury, f 17, IISl. . - - ,
Pwrsr hhtVni7 roppKiifrf
bar hotiUs (ut Ui '1
II. B MASTER.
4.bury, Ap.it, It. Ill) . ,
KMH raj untt f I I ft' a.vl
A-tU.
N' J lttl Arlo-. for aala by
II U. Mi.tK.
ei,.J yi., iaa id, U it.
CAKIC, G1ES13 Ac Co., -
Floor, Grain and Lumber
';Commision Merchants,' '
' 23 anil 25 Spear's Wharf, rM;
A.ll
l h a ,!..( RKFEBKNCE8. , -. c ,'l . . '
John Clark, Esq. President Citrsen' Bank, Bait
A, P; Giles, Esrj., Casliier Branklln Tank, '
John Herrxler' JnrEsq.v Philadelphia. '
Kotrers, sjinnicksoft a. Co '" '' .
Tome, Esq.; President Cecil Bank, Port De-
posite. --i- i t.-t ii . -j
J. VV a Mower & Son Harrisburg. in. .
Col. II. U.'Fiver,8eltnarrove. ' 'b
J. H. AppA Co., - ( i
Ksgls, yVingaterV Co., Milton. ,: '',
W, W. Cooke, Esq., Miincy. f (i ( . - u
Simon Sfhuylcr, Esq., " ' , . ' ' , ,
Georire Bodine, Hughsville, "'' ' r
W -Weaver & Co., Montonrsville.- ... : i
Ooh. 'William F. Packer, WillismsporL ,,-!.
Ti W. Lloyd, Esq. Cashier, .-....
Jaines H. Huling, ii:r, . r -.. " . ,- ...
Lewis, U. Huling, -f.,,-, i -,j
M'Henry ec Bubb, Jotscy Shore. , .; :
J. P. HuliiHT, Ksq.( Lock Haven.:
CT" Carr, Ciiese.dt. Co. havo the largest wharf
room of any commision houso in Biiltimore, al
ways giving quick dispatch to boats In discharg
ing their cargoes. : . . ,-i
February II, 1854. 6in.
J)engs, Paints, Oil, Window
' Glass, fjc. ; '
6 Tons French zinc white.
10 tons Puro White Lead.
5000 Ilexes Window Cilass.all sizes.
Superior l'otosh.Copnl.L'oach, Leath
er if Iron varnish, white Uemar varnish for China
lilosa, with a general assortment of fresh and pure
'DliUGS AND MEDICINES.
Also all flic Patent Mcdiclnos in general use,
warranted genuine.
Colored and Enamled Class, dec, &.C., forsulo
very low at ' ,
ALFRED WILTHERGER'S
Dni and Pnint Stove, No 169. N, 2nd Street,
PHILADELPHIA. . ' " i
rhysii-iiins and Storekeepers supplied Goods
sent to any of the Hotels ur Depots free of charge.
Phila., Mav H, 165-J. ly. - - - i
snv.ioet. WINDOW SHADES. imiii.
ltss..'. M A N U FACTU It ERS " S5.
- t. f l - ;r '1 AMI i ; ' 1 J - '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
. Ill M'indqw Shades,;
Soulh-ttxst corner of Second and Arch Streets,
FKIX.jtVDCX.PHXA.
SUCH as (iot lie's Landscapes, Holders, Vases,
Scrult-B, Iioijiietx,
' ; . , GOLD BOEDERS, &o.,
Of the most beautiful designs and perfection of
finish in this country, and at such , j
LOW PRICES, ' i
As to challenge all competition. BulTand White
Hollands, Cambrics, Tnssels,' Onrds, Drasses,
Ac, in every variety, for City or Country Trade.
We invite nn examination of our stock, at the
Depot, Soulh-yest corner of Second aud Arch
streets, Philadelphia. '. .
, January 28, 1884. 5m.'
DAVIS Sc CUI.IN,
., . i Dealers in .
I. Mr. LANTERKS Jc CHANDELIERS),
iV. E. Corner Fmtrih and Cherry Streets,
1 '" riXXI.AZ)SXiPHXA.
HAVIXH enlarged and improved their Store,
mid having the largest assortment of Lamps
in Philadelphia city, thev are now prepared to
furnish TINE OIL CAMI HEINE,
. . . BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, Phosphene Gas nnd Lard
Oil, Lumps, Lanterns of all ipaterns. Fancy Hotel
and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles and
Carulclenbraa, and UrittaRnia Lamps, at the
Manufacturers' lowest prices. . Glass Lamps by
the pncknje, at a small advance over Auction
prices. Ueing larse MAIN li r A U1L li r. lio ol
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol,
and (the only true) Phosgene Gas, thev can fur
nish these articles at such prices that Merchants
will find it to their advantage to buy. Call before
going elsewhere, if you Want bargains. Also,
tha (Safety FI id Lamp for sale. .
Phila., Sept. 24, 1853. ly. Ji'
Just Published nnd for Sale
by " " WM. McCARTV, Bookseller, I
, fcunbury, I'a.
.... .... fhs American .
TLEADEKS' ASSISTANT :
Ucing s collect i oo of approved declarations, writs,
returns and proceedings in the several actions
now in use in the United States. :
r I...--
t . : !
Br CnLUN'soN Rei.d, Esq.,
, , lpsat legis viva vox . .
With notes and additions, together with a shor
system ol conveyancing. By A. Jordan, Pies
ident Judge of the Eighth Judicial district of
Pa., and Win. M. Rockefeller and MY L.
Shindel, of the bar of Nortliumlierlaiid county.
Since the publication of the book, tho following
letter has been received from Judge Pearson of
Harruburg : , -. .
Hsaaisni-no, June 30, 1853.
Gkktlemex:
After a careful examination of your "Amer
ican pleuders assistant," I take pleasure in ex
pressing my entire approval of the selection and
composition of the precedents thus oltercd to the
puhli. Ths legal profession in Pennsylvania
stands iu need of a correct a v stein of pleading,
adapted to our hub its of buainass, and the practice
of the courts. Your forma of declarations lieing,
to a grrat extent, founded on tho acts of atienililv,
will be a saving of labor to the pleader, and con
duce to sufi-tv and brevity in our pleadings.
It should le In the hands of every practising
lawyer iu our state.
Yours, with great reaiect,
-. . JNO.J. PEARSON,
nun. A. Jordan, Win. M. Rockefeller aud M.
L. S'liiulel, Esquires.
Sunbury, July 'J 1833.
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON Sl IiANING,
No: 124 Arch Street, second door abvv Sixth,
- . Philadelphia, , .
niFRE may U louo.i lha largest sad hand
v V auiuval asaAirlaiaol iu lha eily.
Purchasers from the eouutry will iind it Ut Iheir
aJvaiilasa 10 call at our alure, where ttiey will be
suited with superior srlirUal the ktwavt prices.
Ill U l UN cV LAM.NG,
Nav. U l Arch HlrK above lilli,
Pbilsdelphia.
Phila., Fell. S3 UJI. 3m.
EWF.LItY. A nice ssaortinaul ef Gold end
' kilvei l'a-U ai.d Puna, for aala sheau hy
U. BLUEiU X CO.,
Maikel street, uppail4 Uie Pual Dilute
Sunbury, UcU k, l64
(l!.Vi:R WATCH KH.A few double rase
Kiigluh btlf WsU haa, r, aula al very uw
II. II. M AHtti,
Huuhury, Ai-rtI II, Ki
1 ."OH Sals st this wfTue. Huperiuf 111 ail luk
CMUe MaJu iiia si I) sis, l"ts Caaatue uf
Uiaaef, Xa itu
lllsANKK,
l.AK.t uf stury Jrat,l4lua raa U ksj W
a-!..( iha urtiea al ii.s Au...U-.i
I1A.NU IJil.lJS stanlly 1.111,1. ,441 14, p4
fH--U etsMstml si UM aalao. AU-s
'laua., u aM aitaia bh mimi sw fat,
siu.lmr, fta. , la...
ValuableProperty for Sale
;' In the Borough of Sunbury! ' ;, 4 " ,
IHE subscriler olTcrs for sale the following
. property il) the Borritigh of Suhbury, viz i
' THE HOUSE ' "
" And two c0ntigi6u Lots of Ground,
on the south wost corner of Market Square, now
occupied iy the subscriber as a store nd dwel
ling. Also: ,.n
.'THE STEAM SAW Mitt:
on the river hank,- togethor. with .one and a half
acres of ground. ,. Also i double 4 wo story
frame ' ' m ' ' J ' ' "' '- ' ' '
' Dwellinn Honsc and Lot of Ground,'
In Eiderberrf street. ' Also t six acres of
ground at the Point, adjoining the Susquchanha,
on which are erected two trame Jiouses wagon
house, Ac. Also;' - 1 -
ni - A Hotiso and Lot of Ground . -
in Cranberry street, near tho river, on which lot
are also erected three lime kilns, ; Also ; '
A' HoitsfJ and half Lot of Ground,' '
on the north east corner of River snd Dcwlierry
street, occupied by Augustus Clement. Also: .,
. Iwenty-Thrce vacant Lota . -
on Elderberry street.
- , : ,- IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Jen 14, 1854. tf.
, . MEXICAN GUANO. .
FTHE subscribers offer fur sale Mexican tiuano
-- ef the tiesl quality, well adapted to the soils
of Pennsylvania and Now Jersey ; analsys of
which, ny a well known chemist, is in our posses
sion. J his articlo is sold at a much lower price
thnn.tlie Peruvian, and will be found fully equal
in leruuzir.g qualities. . . . - - - .
,. U. S. BURLlXG & CO. .
01 Kortk Front Street, Philadelphia.
Phila., Feb. SS, 1854. 3m. f , . . . .. .
WlrC.P.POTTS,,';
IMPOllTF.R AND DEALBR IN
IRON & STEEL,
461 Market slrect, below 13t, noi-fi side,
pkxz.assx.7hxa:
Phila., Jan. 28, 1854. ly. ; - f' '
' . ; ' ,,131acksniitlung.' ..
rTHIIE subscriber hereby informs the citizens of
Hunburv, and the public generally, that he
intends to carry on the
iitnrUMiiltlilnpr Ituslnrss .
on his own account, and that he has removed
his shop from near Clement's store, to a new
shop on the premises of jMark Scupliam, in Fawn
street, where he will he happy to accommodate
all his customers. .
" HENRY PARTON.
Sunbury, March 5, IS54. tf. ,
k. h. ba a nrotow.
O. TlWATtYjJB. ' X. . C1IABBO
Ijiirlliolow, Tiflany 05 Co.
IMPOrtTKIW AND DKAI.EHS IN
Foreign a nil' Domestic
GOODS,
AND AGENTS TOR THE 8AIB OF
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
: ATo, 268 Baltimore Street, . '
Ealtiniore. ,:
; If our Goods on examination, arc not as cheap
as they can be bought in any other market they
may be returned forthwith at our expense. ' '
Baltimore, Nov. 26, 1853. ly.
CHERRY PECTORAL:
rr Ike Cure
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, CROUP, ASTafcf
IirIA9 WHOOPING-COUGH
AND CONSUIVIPTION.
TO CI' UK A COLD, with hkadacb and soubvus
rf the b.Kiy, tuke tlte Cubukv I'kctoBal uu guing to IhtU,
'unit wrup ui w.iriu, to iweat during the night.
- Fur a Gulu and Cough, take h inorntug, ivtoitaml rv
niitif. iiecuiuiiui to uiiKCtittisi tm tue iiuitie. uitti ine uuucui
t will .m be reinnveil. None wilt 1 ng uflcr (r nn thu
trouble, when they fiotl It win leso rendily cured. lVmnw
tHietcd witli a icatetl eough, wluch breiiks tiiein of their
rennt uight, will fitiif, hy inking the Cheny Pectorul on
gtuog t ie.if iney iiuty ua mure U mhiihi. uiinioKCH mcvp.
biiU coiiseiiueutlv rcfreihint? rent. Grmit leliet fnMiisnjflr
mv, and an ultiuuite cure, is otT ntled to tkoukanda who ar
tluit ullticteil. Iv thii invnlunble rviiiedv.
From its Kruenbie eflecti in these eaaei, innny find
thenisdvcf uuwiiliitg to forego ill um when th uevvMity
101 i ratal otvwju f . - - . i
From two cmtnent Phnirhna W ' - '
Fatet'tsvillk. Tenn . April Ifl, 1651
Pir ;We hnve given your Cherry Peetornl nn extennivt
i nut ui our ptariier, anu ddu n i surftu every innei re
medy we have for curing nflVctioim of the renpimwry or
imtM. nil rt DIKMKK HARIFTON.
TUl.lti;KS 7iU FLHUC i'tiAIlvK5 HiwrenieHy
is invaluable, ii by iti action on the throat und lunge, when
tuketi ut email qunntiiiem, itreinoveaall houraeneee iu a lew
houre, and woudcrrully increase Uie power and ilexiUlily
of the voir?.
ASTHMA ia unncrnllv much relieved, Vnd oftan wholly
curod by Cherry I Veto ml. But there are atnne caaeaat oi
etiu-ite ue to yield entirely t' no medicine. Cherry Pecto-
rui win rure ineni, it uie enn oe curetn
BKUiHins, or Kniatiou ih ine inn mi anu tipper
porti 'n of the luttg, niay be cured by taking Cherry re. to
rn! iu einll u.d frequent doaee. The ancomlortable op-
prea) ia anon relieved.
Hv. i -in. rA 1X51 .u, oi ifprOKiyn, ew t nr,
'I hnve aeuii the Cherry Fcciorul cum aneh caaee o
Aithrna nnd Hnmehltit ae leatl uie to believe it can rurely
full to eure tlhiBe dievnei-a
FOll UltOI F, Hive nn emetic of antimony, to be
ll owed bv btrue anil freuueut d,we3 of the Cherry Pcrto-
ial, until i aubducatlia diacusc. Il luket inaeuaoii, it will
il"t bill to cure. .
M UOojMNtl COUGH mny be bfokea up nnd aooa cu
ril bv tif unts rf I'tw-rrv I'lvliriil.
Till. INFLFKNA iaapeeilily removed by thie reme
dy. NiimertHie uiatHiirea hnve lieen noticed where wlviie
l.tmiltri weie DrotecLed from auv aerioue ciHieeuuencea.
while their ueighbttre, without the Cherry Pectoral, were
Boilering Ift.ni laedueueo,
Llr. J. C. A yen fAtKM,Ohio, llth June, Ifl
1 wrili. M iiil''Min you o the truly remarkable effects
voar III.KR V 1'KOIMIIAI. iu Una alaea, au4 til 1
own family. Una ol' my daughters wus completely cured
in three uavs or a dreiiui iu Huut-uxa ixicsh, ty rasing
t)r. Mitnur, isieol'ttur very seat pliyaiewina liaely suites
that ha eouaulera II Ilie best remeoy we luive pulmotwr
diseases, :mm1 lluil he tins eurad mora eaaaa is! caovr w
It limn any lauef iitudieAiie lie aver administered.
Out eU-ruuKii of the llupttst Cliureh anyathat durins
the mil iM ln.t'XS4 here tins s.aa.Hi. ha has eeeti eurea
lioin y.air luediciue haoouM avarealy have balimed sitb-
uul ai'eiua.
Vours resiwetfuDy, ' J. T SINrf.AlB, '
liea,ly Posiituialer.
From Ihe distinciuirhed Profcsntr of Chemis
try ami Meteria Mcdtec, llowdoin College.
I have fiaiad lha CnseaT l"a tosai., aa ila iiurredicnts
sla.w, a pnwefi'al raumiy fur eolus, aial oausjba, aud pal-
iiuuiury disauaca.
Pass Ba Ci.svsxajd, M D.
llarattt-trs, Me., Veh g. h7.
lH. VALKXTINK MOTT. '
The wi'its; ttltbrattd Professor of Surgery in
the Medical Cutletie, A'sto York Ct. it, saus .v-
-lllv.-a aa pleasure tu earllfy Iaa valua'aial eSV-ax y
of 'Alas'. 1 mil I'k. r.iaAL,' wliH-h I aiaiahier hkuJi.
ally atlaulnl locals disw-s of tha Tlu.sil aud Lunsja."
I'unuul aevala disravra Bhw lua liiiaa have aw ef.
fe.-l.lly I'li.ssT Pss roSAl. la auek ailrana. rasra aa
ntcnuu iaa WIm iW a raiaadv has at bo! kasn f.mud
llul van ha a,i-tnl hu t.i uie liu, Omiha, Cla and
Camiiuiaua, which aarry foaa air Mudat lluHlsaiats every
year, li ia iiulec.1 a iiK-liema l wl.ice. Ilia as!tirtr4 eaa
"tk with aiadalrara kar rajaf , aud Ur auuld au (ail w
a' t it taWeuteel k ee ul It
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, iAtas.
tMd in Huiibtiry. by II MAOMKU, and by
Drtmui.U Raueially ihroutihiHil the kUain.
July UU, USA ruw tNv. IJ. '.
iOMITM H rtMHC.M'K OY JAMAICA (UN.
41 l.H. a (rrsh soonlv lua( taraive.1. anal for
- ....
sale by
II. II. MAMMEK.
HunUwy, Jan. 10, ItiX
4HMN ft Mr-sl.. A small uuml-r a irwae
eicallriil buitiM have liswa rvad a4 Sis
surratl ur aala by
II. B. MA f KB.
lanl'lll, Juite 4
l3.-s
IN K- HiHieaau's ratsiMalaal Ink. auj slae i'os
iaa ink btf aala, Uujala and iruil by
ir..m IS.1S.1S). II H M.fl.H.
I l.t: UH.IJI JmMms eaul t'sstsasjjMs fa
' llilla U.h Uuiv -tti.t4ej asssasa) fAm4 M
a.la al Ibia 4m.
, Treasurers' Sale.
A ' LIST or Ihe unseated lands aHvari;..
for sate by Francis Bucher, Tressurer of
Norlhnmberland Count, sgreeable lo sfi set
of Ihe General Aesetnbly of tho Common,
wealth pf Pennsylvania, passed tha 13th of
March 1845, and the supplement thereto
entitled, an act directing flie mode of selling
unseated Lands for taxes and other purposes
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, in the Borough; of Sunburr, -on the
12th day of June, 1854, at 10 o'clock. A. M.,
the following described tracts of land for
arrearages of Taxes due and the costs accrued
On each tract respectively, "postponed from
day lo day, unless previously discharged, to
wit: . ;
No. acres. Warrantees names. Arat ia.
' "'i " " Coal Toienship. ' " -
JtnhstTsnry '-'" 1 ' - - : ' '
. Adams Thomas ,, ;. N , ., ... . - ..
Foster Thomas
M74 Jenkins James .
Amis Frederick
. Adnms Robert
IIiirT atilarard , ,
Greer Jninea
Oreer Thnmaa !
1770 Csmplain Rnlrt
Cnmplain TS.imna
Mtl
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Morrison William: ..... .. i.f
. J Jenkins ,
P Antia . ivfl t
,H Adams
Thomas Foster ( '
1704 It inliorit Salman . , r. ...
Kirhnrd Mauninf 1
" K.dwsrH Huff . -
James Greer . t ,. . ,
'J Thomas Oraer ' ' ' '
. j Rolicrt Cnmptnin
Tlioinns Cnmplaia
William Morrison ' " -''
90S Jnmes Stephcnaon . . , - .. .
Mary lnvilatm
, a' Jamas Cnvraeil t t , . ' - ', !
. Isnae Neff
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Hoyd John 1 , ' I V ,i . ' i
Ttrrisious Peter
Brndy JimSb (one-half) i - ' f
Hillinston Tranima
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Clirislian , , r .
Hnlton Pomuel ' ' ' '
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Bimly John
Hmdy Wm P ' ' '. ' '- !
Cleaver Kitnlier
Clenver Khnber
Clenvei Kimber . . r. '-j
Cowden Jotm
I -.Hi; 4 William.' -Kvans
Jesse
Kvnua tfinith
Fasrery Renben '- - - ?
Fiiirely Witlmin and Solotnoa
Orny Kohrrt (one-hah)
(.traen William .,
Grunt Tliinns ' '
Gunlner ArrhilsiUI ': .v
Ganliifir Art-hiUild
Gnntner Architmkt
ller.h Philip
lli-pliuul Jamrs
Hnnler Aleialaler '
Ilnblry llarnnrd
Ilimmelrieh Henry '
jlctitiuni Jamea
Jorilan Kobelt .
Irwin RutM-rt
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2H3-4 ljike Hiehanl .
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311 Morani, Snmnet
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2;'( Martin JO
lim.t-t Mvers Mnry "
I4H Miller John - '-
Mo)-er beorira ,
Paul Jeremiah -
Prinra Oeirga
Rees Sarah
Hees Oaiiiul
ReesTliotnusir
1H4 3-4 KeesThomiai ' '
1271 It usual Tlionuia
S1I3-4 Huston Mury
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Sharlle Jaih
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Bluir-le Williaul .
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White John ' ' -
Wilson William
Waller Irfwis
Toxtheimer Henry
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Ziminernian Mntttiins
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Dan Mory '
l)urr Peier ....
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Gin-dan Joseph .
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DHrrison William
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425 liettererton Benjainia -
llril lluuler Alexander
207f ljika Richard,
103 I-ewis Jumea
171 S.Kl Ahiahnoi
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316 . Martin Peter
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Irwin Roliert
Mnllnif John
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Little Atahaneiy,
Pcwart Wiltians
Dewart John
liurdller ArchitelM
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31.13-4 Haase Tlaanas
2.10 Kcea Tlaauua
8H Kaiih Joha Ikr
77 Sin.uk Joka Ur
Hnulh Joha IX '
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Cano Sent,
rUIN AND FANCY ClUlltf.
Ana Chalrt, .
Kockiiif Clalra,
CaM IttttsM,
Dluinij k dtuaber Chsura, .
IN all lbs vaiasikve WsmIoso sJ faJiWakas
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a n. r. wiMity.
tVimmsk Na. 111 Nytih Mb '
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