A STRING OF ITEMS.
To Prevent Boii.s Take a tablespoon
full of yeast, in a jj'.nss of water, Iwica a day
, !oo Catcheu's Motto "1 coma to bury
(Jxsar, hot to praiso him."
i To Remove Fricii.es. -An ounce of alum
and an ounce of lemon juice, in a pint of
rmewaler.
. A Tai'B SaYiko Somebody soys, "Ilo is
a brave man who is not afraid to wear old
clothe, until he is able to pay for new."
A Novel Thace. Somebody advertise
to sit up with the tick at $1,50 per night;
"duliiium tremens," double price.
Died at Sea. Mr. Beecher, wife of a
Baptist Missionary to Bermuda, recently died
at sea, while returning to the United Sinte.
Splnkv. A few days ngo a woman in
Cincinnati whipped her husbnnd soundly,
and then tried to drown herself in tlio canal,
but wa rescued.
Preserving Flowers and FnuiT Dip
lhnm in a solution of gum arnbic and water
two or three limes, waiting a sufficient time
between the immersion to let them dry,
A New Patent. Wm. Real, of Lowell,
Mass., has got a patent for an improvment
id corn crushers. They can be used to ex
cellent advantage in omnibusscs.
Death Sentence. Coutland C. Johnson
was on Friday sentenced to death by Judge
Pearson, at Harrisbnrg, Pa , for the murder
of his wife and Nathaniel Collyor.
Beab Meat. A black bear, weighing'
about 300 pounds, was killed last week nea
Biookville, Jefferson co , Pa-, and the meat
was sold in that town, for ten cents a pound
The Good Time Comino ! A telegraphic
despatch to a member of Congress, anounccs
the gratifying fact that a woman ha been
elected constable in Perry county, Illinois,
Drowsed While Batuino. Mr. David
O. Morehouse, a teacher in Mr. Bland'
Sherwood School at York, Pa., was drowned
while bathing on Saturday last.
Chinese Ideas of Paradise. There is
shop for the sale of samshoo, or rice-whiskey
in Hong-Kong, which bears over its door tho
following inscription : "Tho joys of Paradise
are nothing compared to a perpetual drunk! "
An Irtisll Notice. Whereas Patrick
O'Connor lately left his lodgings, this is to
give notice, that if he does not return imme.
diatcly, and pay for the same, ho will be ad
vertised. . A Man of Metal. With four metalio
qualifications, a man may be pretty sure of
(succcss. These are gold in his pockets, sil
ver in his tongue, brass in his face, and iron
in his heart.
Hard Raiting. Miss Melinda M. Ball, a
(cachet in one of the public schools in Troy,
N. Y., has been discharged by the Board of
Education, on the ground that she was a be.
licver in tho "spiritual rappings" and alien,
ded the "circles." '
Mrs. Robinson, thb Murderess.-A corres
pondent of thu Troy Whig, an Englishman,
well posted in what relates to titles and blood,
asserts that Mrs. Robinson is related to Queen
Victoria, her father (Wood of Quebec,) beinj
a son of Ilia Duke of York.
Comfort to Smokers. "There is now liv
ing in this city," says a Liverpool (Kngland)
paper, "a woman, one hundied and three
yeuraOJl!, named Elizabeth turne, who is per-
iortly Mont auJ hoahhy, and haS smoked her
jtipo regularly, since sha was eighteen years
cl nye.
A Srr.ADY Diet. Au old lady down East
having kept a hirod man on liver nearly a
inonih, Mini to Inm nno day, "Why John, I
don't think you like liver." "Oh yes," said
John, "I like it very well for fifty or sixty
meals, but I dun'l think I'd like ilas a steady
dirt." Tho old lady cooked sumulliiug else
for iht) next meal.
Hard to Swaliow. The Cubourgh (Can
ada) Slar. says that "a brick measuring 6i by
7 inches in circumference, and weighing
over a quarter of a pound, was found in the
stomach of a horse, which lately died Ihore."
We are rather inclined lo thiuktlmt IlieoWtt
was in the repoi lei's tml,
Sacacioim Fun. Thu Weal Point oorres
rondcui of the Evening 1W says: "The
line sunny daj make the bass and slur-eon
U'i'le ambitions; Ihey jmp out of the walei
" b" " 11 Has been tfmarkod Ihal Iho
sturgeons do it lo sou how fur thov ie from
Alhnov na tl.A r..u. .
, , ... , lulkl p ,,,era are t0 latnous
Ol making 'beef of them."
c .
ng a nci est.-For the bom-fit of
Mt.t o! our .cade., us aie fond of seeing how
. Auvei.Mr, we copy flom a New
idinpsture paper or a rev.ilu.ioua ty dale vcr
" luiwMfii.g aiUeili,c,,t. The
l-.ry w.n be found worthy of comtneudu
I inn :
Whereas I. Daniul CI..,, n i. ..
, ..in.ull III!
"" won. ii, an .. hi-
..... t,r,j1 fc4 ,ilu
like cl.H'k wutk.
fes ou
1-lv .c.ain.c-: IA u
t" B"UI l,. ,,,, ,m .
N.-ar wl.a1illrvj4.uiu '
Ta 'U w.k u.. ou i.v, tJ, ..
Tmk I'allriftou Inttltmm,,, ..i
i.Imi.I i.f ll... t .... .. . MIM.U.
" """isr siou., : ..A ,1(t.
uiil Uraa atai.J.in mi u ...... ... .
was a yuun mspU t.. Ali, 4 t!iui
lieu Mas liiui.J itf.it. ...I... I .... i. .
- - u i flj,MV .,
. . ' '
i in ,a iiwi uiu iiiai iiKiance oi iitv, kimt
It Is snmutai .ituuiiieiiM."
UaiM.s.ss ut fnn 1 ssmi. A una 0 tb
jllM.llfli,rs II, llosl.iu. ,evoid i'k
i i was 4i..faiiy .liaili
t l:l Ihui-aUM u.i
i iiuu soi r ul
I.) Iup4tl.l, tsbwH
siep.
, mduie.1 tu post my wife Aos. 29 if 30 S. II niiri'M, f tifuififpsni.
KlM'Ja, nt Hxuie, Miscellany ol Match Ust I I A V E cuioJanily on hand a supijv sf Ma. k-
now bog leave lo infoim tl0 ,unia ,i , ' CuillUh, Shad, Kiliuon, llemnxs, llbie
lie taken her a-uiu i u.i r 1 f'i.h, bti H4i, lladd.Mli, llama, tub a, Wimil-
alllietdoinr.iu,? ' "" " 'kr-. lieai... U.J
lf lis, which ixrut .vl I. id Miouth, Jiu.w4
.. .. ... .1... ... ! I
urn u"n iw kiHi. tM gviilHiliiait
.Ul.,;t I t4 l4lM MMMOlt ul III 4uJwi,l.g
A CAIJD. !
CIIILftON'S PATENT ,
Ventilating Furnace.
ubscriltr wotiM cull tl nltiilion of nit parties
rcqnirliif n rtrsiraliln lTltN At R, to lllt,SON'H
KI.K.HH A I'K.lJ WA1IMIMG AN Vl'.NTII.ATIa
Al'I'AKATl S.
The reputation nf tliis Pitrnnce is nnw welt known,
nnritiir Imm-ii lnfrNlurrd. .Infill, tli. n.al IL'.. viwra. Intn
nhom l.iOO pnlilie ImiMlngs, nuri more thnn HHH1 private
uwmnifi, mis, infptrMT wilh ine Immrnmi mrrmmor
snl.-s every year, in Hie t,ist cvi.Iciic. that ooii be adduced
lf it! supeliolity nvrr all other furnaces.
Rv the nso of Philmm's Piilii!ir-r.. rna .f..ir fhf. fullrtw.
iitff ailvnutntri's : . .
r HKK VBSTn.HTtilt. ' '
1UBR Ala tl.c lipi.tiutr Biiripra Iwinff nl n trmnrratlir
that will nut dissreale Ihr nir.
'coMOMicsr. Im or Yvm. '
OBRAt DukARtLiTr lieini tiwito entiielr of Cost Iron.
not li;il!t to rut, will require no repairs dining a lift'lime;
it in ensile mnnairml, sist will not expose tho tmililiiip in
which it is placed to ihuigcr from lire like llio other furna
ce. We hnve tlte lertiinoninls of tinudrrd of the moat sci
entific tni'il. to fittest to the truth of the. nlnve stiiteinent.
nil of wlifun pronounce it to he dceidi'illy the licst liimnee
ci invented, tor pr,xiucinp a pare niMl jtoniLiiy ninitw-
iieic. e nerewnti iinnt-x the nunies 01 n tew wcm
nnivii nntl eiiinieiit Professors, who linvo naff! them, sml
kimllv furnishcri us their tinines ns references t
l'rof. Jnlni f. Hurt. Prof. Pinker, Prof. Norton.
rn. win. if. Allen, 1'rof. Pnrsoii, rrut.lMiia.
Prof. U. Killiinau, Prof. Ripley,
NINE SIZES.
We lime Hit nwlurpil. tliii r.inm. fi ire fiPW IU7fin: f
Umt nil partifR niHy nvm! ttirtimrh'.-s of Ihif grrnt .iiiprm"-
niem nt a very ni.tl.ralc nm. We re iimv ptim, 111
niriiinii nn nppnrntim t wunn a single loom, ur 111c wr
CCfft liuhlif buiM11.tr m the ciMiiilrv.
N. I. 1'iirliihle. Cuinpleto.
2, 4 . s . . 35
3. , 4
4. for llrirkwOTk. - AS
' 5, (i liU ,
1 3. r.tra ItudMitor, (incluOing U;rnnn Trench j
l:itfB.) - 7T)
4, it (( i . HI
I 5', l M 'I II H7
1 0. ' " 11 i;u
Tliii Nn. 0 in tin? InfM-st ntid inort iiitwcrfiil Fiinmce
nrule in llieonntry, nn1 in ritliiiiniWy niluptcd tor Churcli
ui nml oilier liiree clitnf btiiriliiijrB.
Wo continue to n 11 Utr optimum nt tnc tnme pnrr nm
w hen Ant hitrix1ntnl. flw venrt vtm Alllr'ai-'i the pro.
innt hiph prie nf inm hun incrciinwl Ihvti coul per rent.
mvuiir t( their ftrcnt wctpht, fttll we nr f mimei!, y uio
gre:U incretine iM mtltn, to furiuxh the article nt the l"Wt
poR. ilil price. Oin KmiiHlry nlonr, Mtinr. Wnrnirk (V
1 eiliriiiiilt h'tVft C"iitrm-tfd to furnish us with WiO tons of
Karn:icri this scnn , lliat wtt oro now prcponrd to
furnish them vh-lilc ir reltnl. Ve mp'Tiultiitl Ihe
rrtfii-'ii of nil Furnncee, when reuirvd, and warrunt them
in ull cusca. .
METROPOLITAN COOKING RANGE.
W'm have nlso the itiost cnmnlete Cook in R autre that
hn yet been introdnecd, to wliich wc cull the attention of
nil who iiriy wiHi to necure the nvml perlect onu tlcairuuie
cooking upimnitns ever invented.
EMERSON'S PATENT VENTILATORS.
We sre the only Ascnts in Pcim-lrniiin fiw the inrtiiufae
ttire and rile of tliist Veiitil;itof. which is ncknowleitjrcilto
be the only pet feet Ventilutof ever innilo f"T conwtinrr
the ilniuplit 111 sni'tky ehimniea. unr) f.ir ventilating liuikl
lus of ull kiiels. As there arc n sreitt many imitnti'ms of
Ihis vnlunhle arlicle now otferei! for sate, parties will he
carelul to examine Hint it has the I-.inerson Ifci'lfrc nltnelieil.
PATK.N'T RKniSTKr.S AND VENTILATOIlf.
Wc hav? Ilie lurgeat and moat complete assortment of
Hot Air Kejoaters anil V enlilaturs to ne toitnil III the I. til
ted States. Jiiites who wifh to purchase, either for pri
vate use or wholesale, will iiuu it greatly lo Uietr uuvan.
luge to examine our stick.
SI.ATK ANU inON MANTLF.S.
Wc have always on hand nn extensive assortment of
llieae hcnutllm .Mantles, inexact inillatlnn ol I'.gyplmi!
7'punlsli, uulwuy, Sienna, and ulher rare lnuililes.
OPKN GllATKS
For Au.lirneitc nod llituininona Cool. Also, an entire
new Pattern of the low tlowu Grnte, mnile fntm the 1-iug-
liati I'titterns, nnfl entirely new in this country.
SOI, AfiKVI'r fr the Kncliah lnenusiic FliHtrini;
Tile, (tnrukirk Chimney Tops, and Terra CoUn Uruu
tneuts. such ns Garden Vases, Ac.
PersiHis ulioitt huilditif-, w uitd do well to examine our
stock before purchasing: elsewhere. Vtaitors, whether pur
chaaius: or n,it, are cordially welcomed at our extensive
Witrcroonta, and whero wc should lie happy to furnish
any inforiuatifin respecting any of our frals that niny le
desiricd. A lstok on Wuruiiiur and VeiitilalniK cnu Ira
had gratuitously ut our store, either personally, ol by let
ter, .
S. A. IIAKIUWIN,
WarminfT nd Ventilating Warehnnae,
116 Wulnut St., Mow Sixth,
Phil'idelphia,
rhiln., May n, tWI. Cm.
ZINC PAINTS.
One third cheaper than while lead, and free
from all poisonous qualities.
TlielVew Jersey Zinc Company
TT A VIXO irrent. V enlarged their works, and improved
1 .1 Ihe 'Virility of their products, are prcpnied to execute
omnia tor Uieir
SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Dry, nnrl ffrniutcl hi oil. in assorted nacknrcsof from 25
to rK) pou utis ; nl-.i
iitv. in iHirrrift. of iriMi ihhiiicia cat-it,
Their white as hit, which it. nd dry or cronnH in oil. is
wiirrantt'il Tiire und unsuTjtuficd for bmly mid uniform
win tenets.
A method f prrpnrntion Ins forrntly niBrovMcd,
which eualili ihe Company to warrunt tbrir imintatokren
l'rrh nml l't in the kru lor nny ream tiiul tie time, in ihie
respect their pniiils will be superior to any other fu the
market
Their brnwii 7.ine pninl', wlik-ti U inlil nt a knv p.'iee,
And vnn only he iimdc fnm the Zinc re fmiii New Jer
sey, it now well Known !'r ns prueruve quaiiuea wnen
applied to inm or other metalic iiirfnert.
Drown, and in of an nrreiiblc nlor for painting Cultagtw.
"rp18' "ut mmm' "'fhkncii RiciiAm,
Vhoses,-i!o Paint l-lcnlers nnd importers.
N. W. or. of lllth A Mnrkctls.. Philadelphia.
riiiladcl,ihhi, April f, iesl.-liu.
. STOCKMAN. THOMAS n'KKIU..
STOCKMAN & O'NEILL,
GENERAL
omnuDsicm iUcrcljants
35 NORTH WHABVIS,
Philadelphia,
r. f. r k n e n c r. s .
Thos. Richardson & Co. Philadelphia.
A. (!. Caltell & Co. " -
Kutter & Hatteson, "
Charles Ellis & Co. "
II urgin ct Sons, "
1'hUa, April 8, 1854. ly.
Wall l'apers ! Papers !
CJj 'HIi subscribers have now iu store their com
J. jilcle sjiring stock of
Fapcr Hangings, Curtains, &c,
which they od'er at very low prices,
WHOLESALE AND RKTA1L. .
Our aKsi.itoieiit is verv romnlete. coimriin2
ull the qualities, butli
E'rcucli ami Amrrlrnii.
We inanufacture a large proportion of our
uooiU and ran sell at the low est rnlvs.
f I'uper Hanging done lis Ilia country at
i-ilV jirucs.
-.MklilMII CL lllll-UII,
No. 4 North I I r'Tll Ucct, 1'liilad. Ipbia.
I'hila., March Sft, l54 3m
C. P. KNIGHT & CO.,
COMMISSI O N M E RC II A N TS,
no t Dialers i
Fish, Cheese l'lovisions
Aiud. li i .'.i.."i-. ...i....... ....
I'hila., Maitli 15. lijl.-3n
Spring aud Summer btylo
i KNTl.KMHN'S II ATS.
?f 10STER & GEailAUD,
Itf.MoWal Ikui SI,,, I, MuuVk,
IHII.Mitl.llllA,
I I AVK unusual s.i,.r.-i,H, in esllu.f sllrii.
of Hiiis and Ko,,l IUi.. '
It ra.lu.uUi u,... .. .
tn iii .....
ri..i.. Ata n, ia-,,... 4m
11 B Utf.sVa,ikl mu4 I
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IU l'UKi:.w
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ttas
SUNBUItY AMERICAN AND SHAMUK1JN JUUJUajl.
BHAMOKIN
Collegiate Institute.
' R. HILL, A. B., Principal. ' . ,
, Rev. C. J. EIIREI1ART, A. M.
Tcachct of Moral and Mental Science,' Evi
dence of Christianity, (ft.
Ttachef of Primary Department.
FTMIK first session of tins Institution, locale J nt
Wiamokin, Korthumbrrlamt eounty, !'.,
will coinmeiiee on Wkuxksimt, Ihe 10th (lay or
Mav, 1854. ,
The year will lie divided into tlirr session of
fourteen weeks rat h, thus nllowing Vnrntion of
four weeks in spring and tiutunm, and on of
two weeks during tho holidays.
The Institution will comprise three departments,
A l'mwint, Arjttirnic mid ('oi.tr.orT4.
Tho course of instruction in these will bo full
and thorough, cmhrnring all the branches usually
taught in theso respective dnpartnienla
Katks or 'l u riox t
Trimnry IVptirtinent, per session, $1,00
Academic " " ' S,00
' ColleRiote " S,00
A Itirtro and spacious mom tins bocn serured
to meet the wants of the. Institulion, until the
necessary building ore completed.
Hoarding run be obtained in private families
at reasonable rales. ,
The Hoard of Trustees will spare no pnins or
labor, to make Shamokin Collcgiute Institute,
worthy tho patronnjje and confidence of the com
munity. for further particulars, address Kimber Clca
ver, Esq., of Khamokin, 1'resiiliint of Hoard of
T , n . i T-i i . r n
rnstces, or Iter. u. J. Ehrchart of raxinoa,
Northuiulieiland county. Pa.
ehnmokin, March 4, 1854.-
CIP.CTJLAPw.
THK subscriber begs leave respectfully to in
form his friends and tho public generally
Hint Ho will continue me business ol a
Cabinet Makers' Finding Store,
in nil its various branches at the old stand, No.
134 South Second st., below Dock st Philadel
phia, nnd respectfully solicits a continuance of
tho very liberal patronngo Iicstoweil upon the late
firm of T. & it. Thompson, assuring his friends I
that every exertion will be mado by himself and
those in his employ to mrrit a commuimce Ol
their much Cttcemoil fnvorH. I
THOMAS THOMPSON.
rhiln., March 4, 1854.- Cm.
GUANO ! frlTATIO !
' " 1
HE aubscrilier, lolc npent for the snlo of
Peruvian Guano in Philadelphia, is now
uiiloniliiip; the following vessels, direct from the
Lhiucha Islands :
Ship Soroeco, ... 1500 tons.
Ship Burlington, - - 730 tons.
Ship Hornet, ... fiOO tons.
Ship Topaz, 200 tons,
wliich will bo sold in lots to suit purchasers, nt
tho lowest cash prices.
S..1. CHRISTIAN,
(Formrrtu Glinting iV Cftri.lian!)
No. 4S North Wharves, and K7 North Water
Street, Philadelphia.
April S3, 1S54. 3m.
ValuableProperty for Sale
In the Borough of Sunbury !
rjl'HE subscriber oilers for'sale tho followins
Jl property in the Liorontrlt of Sunbury, viz:
THE HOUSE
And two contigious Lots of Ground,
on the south west corner of Market Square, now
occupied by the subscriber as a store and dwel
ling. Also:
rTTTTJ" CTT A TUT C TIT TTTT T
w,.. o.,,
on the river bank, together with one and a half
ncrcs oi grouuu. also: a uouuio two Ktory
friune
Dwelling House and Lot of Ground,
in Elderberry street. Also: six acres of
ground at the Point, adjoining tho Susquehanna,
on which aro erected two fraino houses wagon
house, &.C. Also : ,
A House und Lot of Ground
in Cranlicrry street, near the river, on which lot
arc also erected three iune kilns. Also;
A House and half Lot of Ground,
on the north east corner of River and llewlierry
street, occupied by Augustus Clement, . Also:
Twenty-Three Vacant Lots
on Elderberry street.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Jair 11,1851. if.
MEXICAN GUANO.
rjHE subscribera oiler for sale Mexican (iiiann
B ..c .i. i. .. ....ni:. .11 ...in..,...i ... i :i
111 II1U UCBL uutiliiv, mvii ilUlllli;u IU UIO BUlin
. , .' , V. , r , t
of Pennsylvania and New Jersey; ana sys of
,, ,
u'lticli l,v ivoll known clie.tinst. IK in nnr tioMrfcs.
siou. This article U sold il a much lower prico
than the I'eruvian, and will be found fully equal
in fertilizing qualities.
U. S. til Hl.l.Mi & CO.
101 ATorA Front Street, Philadelphia.
Phila., Feb. S.'j, 1854. 3ni.
WM. P. POTTS,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
IRON & STEEL,
4C1 Marlet street, hdotp 13fc, north tide,
Phila., Jan. 28, 1831. ly.
IJliicksniilliin.
'1HE subscriber hereby informs the citizens of
A Hnnbiirv, and the public generally, Unit he
intends to eary on the
niucUtinltlilnff liiiBlucni
on his own account, and that he has removed
his shop from near Clement s store, to a new
shop on the premises of Mark Si upbaiu, in Fawn
street, where lie will lie happy If accommodate
all his customers.
HENRY PAKTON.
Sunbury, March 5, 151. If.
t m ruMii'iLoir. e. TirrsxT.ra. i. s. ciiacuom
Hart holu w, Tiflany 15 Co.
IMI'l'tlTKIlS A.N'D UF.AI.KUS IN
Fort-iiiii ami Iluiurlic
DRY GOODS,
Nil II.CKTI IIH TUKSALR or
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
A'n, 2ti8 liullimore Slrett,
Baltimore.
I. our (i.Hl o,ie J.minalio... sre not .. cheap
llirv can be boiiBht Ul any oilier market they
i. 1 .....i..., 1. ,.. ....... ........
11. y or iriuuiri. iui.iii.iin " . , i . .
Ualtuuore, ov. Uii, HoJ, y.
ATS A VD CAPS splendid lot
li.liMMiuble Silk, Wool and Fur Hals,
uU I 'Ulli, Fur, Oilcloth, Navy and .Military
Caps M sale low by
ii. r.i. Miu. iv. v ".
Maikrl street, pMMit Ihe Poal Ollite.
.S'liubiiry. IH . IN.MI.
f ATI: VI' URITTAMA ftTOPPEKS for
I SI point s l HH UT
ii. ii M.mEii.
ftuubuiy, A pnl. 13, Nil
VUSOLD H VRI lili li t II) siid Adhs
si ami Irgl riitcl.iiw, f.w sale by
II. U. MA hi til.
Kunl.urv, J411 10, IM.'i'i.
IHiAMCS.
of mry da x ill U su r
si lb ullu e uf lie A
ll.ANK.I of r.try ilrariii.li'iu call U I14J y
I 9 l'l h"'t si lb ullue ul lie Aats.usn.
I I AM) IIII.M luslly jhiiiUmI h Hirsi l)
piu4.,ptl, siMuiaul i tl.is t.ll, AU
vUmss, u sl suul us) suimuhjs Mt.
UHiui, KU. II. IS34.
S'T" r JlWMl'AOIV
''. l.rssj supply 10U rtaaltr.1, sitj fw
Pmiuf, js. I
CHERRY PECTORAL:
For ike Csira mt
COUGHS, OOX.D3.
HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, CROUP, AST
MA, WHOOPIMO.COUOH
ASTD CONSUlVIPTION.
TO emu A COLD, with nsADAcas sd soriasEas
of the laaly, take the Ciiirst PscToaaL on giflng to neu,
ami wrap up wsrin, to sweat rinriug the night.
Koh a tiin.u anu Conait. tnke it iiMirniiui. noonnnd eve.
Iliinr. nccoidiiiir to iliieellous on the bottle, uud the dltfleul-
ty will S'N.n m removed. None will haig suffer from this
trouble when lliey null It cull lie so rcnillly cureo. reraoua
olllieti'U Willi n seated cough, which breaks them of their
rest nt night, will Had, by Inking the Cherry Peel,, nil on
going i j licit, they may be sure ol sound, uiiiitokcu sinvp,
mid conaeouentlv refreshing rest. Great relief f roin attlTer.
tug, ntid on ultimate cure, is afforded to ihousuuds who are
thus alllieted, hy this invaluable remedy.
Krnln Its ngrrenhle etfecls In these enses, mnnr And
theiusrlvcs unwilling to forego us usu when tlis necessity
lor it has cuused
From two eminent Phvsicinns in
1tet"tvim., Tenn , April IB, 1851.
Pir : We have given yoor therry Pectoral an extensive
triul in our imelien, nud find it to suris every othei re-
liieuy we nave lor CIIIIIIS nneeiirina m u!bicp""""o
nana. I.Ht. DIKMKR i HAMI'TON.
Ti) SINOKItS AN D rUBl.lC tU'EAKlvllS this rrnmly
Is invaluable, as by uanctiouon the thront and lilnga, when
'" ;n-illnn,ititi.-s. it removes all lionrscnesa in s i few
hours, nnd woin eriu ly increnscs the power and Hexiuliiy
nf the voice. .
ASTH.M A is cenerallv much relieved, nixt often wholly
cureil by t:lierry Pii-tornl. But there are some cases so oli-
stiiiale us to yiehl entirely to no inedieme. Cherry I'ccio
nil will cure Iheui. if Lhev can lie cured.
ifHti.ni:iii i i r, or irritation ol ine inroni nou upper
portion of Ihe lunjia, mny lie cured by taking Cherry 1 e to-
rai in small nml tretpieni closes. The nnoonnoriauie op-
preaaiou is aiaiu rellevcfl.
Kev. Doet. I.ANSINtj, of rtnioklyn,New York, states:
4l have Si'en the Cherry ieciorul cure sneh cases of
Asthma ami llroui hitis as lends ine to believe it can rarely
full to cure those diseases."
FOR CltOCP. (iivo nn emetic of antimony, to lie
followed hy lurge und frefiient dose3 of the Cherry Peeto-
lal, until i' suMues the disciso. If taken in season, it will
ll'it fail to cure.
YVIIOOri.Vi COUGH may be broken up and soon en
red by the nan of cheny Pectond.
J'SKEKS ttS
fn mi lien weie protected from any ncrimm ctrnM-cmeitct,
while llieir nriehlvtr, without the Cltcrry lcctttrul, wt ro
7 ,...v..w,i.
I write to inform von ol the truly remarkable elfeets of
your ( lll'.lili Y I'l'CTOHAI. in this place, and in my
ownfnuiily. One of inv dnnghlers was completely curiit
in three dat a of ilrindful Wlioopnia CoCr.ll. bv tnkillc It.
Dr. Menus, one of our very beat physicians fiecly slates
that he considers it the licst reinlv we have pulmonary
rliseiisef. anil Inst lie lins cnreil mire raises of L'nour Willi
it limn any oilier ineilicine he ever mliniiiistered.
. Km clercyinen ol tire llnptlst cnurcn sins nun norma
the nm ol' lNri.uKNJt. here this wns-.m, ho has seen cures
from yinir imilit ine lie coulj scarcely linve believed avil.lt
ont seeing.
Yours resncotfully, J. D. SINCLAIR,
Deputy Postinnster.
From the dixliiitiishcd Professor of Chcmis
rv and Mctcria Mcdxcc, Jiowdoin Ccdlcpe.
I hnve fonml the CimiiKV Pectoral, ns its liiorcillents
show, a powcrtnl reineily for colds, auu ciingtis, unit pui
nlonnry discuses.
Pabkeb Clevelaxd, M. D.
r.RC!tW!CK. Me.. Teh. 5, IKI7.
Ult. VAI.ENTINKMOTT.
The iridcltj celebrated Professor of Surgery til
the Medical Colleec, New York City, says :
'It Rives me pleasure to certify the value ami elucney
Ot 'AVKK'S V 11K11RY 1 ErTOHAI.) WHICH I Olisiuei jic.'iii
arlv afl;n,tHl to cure discuses of the Thrust nnd l.nnirs."
Cures of seveiedisenses opon the LnnffB have lieen ef
fected by CilKtiRV Pectoral in such extreme cafes ns
warrant the belief lliat a reineily luis nt lenpth lieen fnund
llint can lie depended ini to cure the Cnwilis, Colds nml
roimiiiiintiiiti which enrrv from our inidft thousatHls every
year. It is indeed a incdiriiio to which the afflicted run
look Willi confidence for relief, nud they should not fail to
avnil themselves ol It.
Prepared and sold by JAMbS C. AlbK,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by H MASSE U, and by
Drupsists Rcnerally throughout tho Stute.
Juy 30, 18.V). ceow 1. Nov. 13. '52.
DAVIS & CULIN,
Dealers in
LATH'S, LANTERNS ti t il ANDEL1 h.R,
N. E. Corner Fourth and Cherry Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
n. VINO enlarged and improved their Store,
and li ivinir thu Inmost assortment nf I. ninns
in Philadelphia city, tlief are nov prepared to
furnWi PI.NE OIL CAM I'll EN E,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, rhonphene Has and Lard
Oil, I. mni'. Lanterns of all patcrns. Fancy Hotel
and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles aud
('audelvabras, and Urillaunia Lamps, at the
Manufacturers lowest prices. Class Lamps by
the pnckfixe, at a small ndvnnce over Auction
prices. Hciiix larj;e MAISl'FACTVKEKS of
Pine t)il, Ifurning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol,
and (tho only true) rhosijeiio (.as, lhev ean fur
nish these articles at such prices Unit Merchants
I i. .... ., l . . I
Wi find itto I heir advantage to buy.
, , . , i ..
coiner c sewhere, if you want bail
I N H . ..T J - c
Lull belorc
gams. Also,
tha Safety I'M id Lamp for sale
Phila., (Sept. 21, 18515. ly.
Just Published and for Sale
by WM. McCAUTV, Bookseller.
Sunbury
The American
TLEADEUS' ASSISTANT
Uniug a collection of approved declarations, writs,
returns and proceedings in the several actions
now 111 use 111 the I nited slates.
Bv Tolmnson Rem, Esq.,
Ipsae legis vtva vox
With notes and additions, together with a i-hor
svslem ol conveyancing, lly A. Jordan, res
ident Judge of Ihe Eighth judicial district of
Pa., and Win. M. Rockefeller and M. L.
Shiiulel, of Ihe bar of Northumlierland county.
Since the publication of the book, the following;
letter has been received from Judge Pearson of
Harrishurg i
HinaisBi'B", June 30, 1853.
Gr.NTt.K(.3 t
After a careful examination of your "Amer
ican pleaders assistant," I take pleasure in ex
pressing my entire approval of the selection and
composition of the precedents thus olU red to the
public. TI1Y1 h'Kul profession in Pennsylvania
stands in need nf a correct svslem of pleading,
adapted to our habits of busineai, and Ihe practice
of the I'ouiU. Your forms of declarations hcinK,
to a ureal extent, founded on the acts of assembly,
will be a auvmu of htlior to tho pleader, and con
duce In aaiftv aud brevity in our pleadings.
ft should be in the hands of every practising
lawyer in our stale.
Your, with great respect,
JNO. J. PEARSON.
Hon. A. Jnr.Un, Win. M. Rockefeller and M
.j y
s....l...r J..I. u m.M
I J ' '
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON & LANING,
MAM I At I t KkUH , l.IIM. 11.11 H,
of I
S l.'l Anh St if, mcum( Joor ufcoss Sulk.
riuladoljjhia,
U'HKliE Niay lw found the lari'al slid hand
s.uiivi sssoliueul iu the rily.
Puit haai'is I'r.Hii lbs country will tiud il lo lUii
silkanlaue lo rail si uur sltue, where llicy will U
suited with t supiiiof am. Uj al Ihe luwl pi wvs.
Ul l(li. cv I-A.M IK,
No. I'4l Arch Uwl, stats Hulh
ritludi'lphl
rii.U , rrb. t I8M3UI.
1 1; tl.UY. A mus sMuitmi'iil el liubl and
' hill I'siulls sud I'eus, luf sale rht aii ly
11, r.i.Mibitu & in..
Maikel alKH l, p'w1 lbs 'el OlIU
xuubuiy, iki. a, isaa.
k.'ll.Flt W If II Hal A tw douMs r
Eoub-h UI W aUlua, f-sl sab al low
II. U. M hEK.
siuubuiy. A4 11. 1H
4 lil.U I i: Va sils and viiliwil taws, t4
supeiwl ulil. )u intltKl.
U ll U i'pl 4 M 'U 1'tut.l. ( sab
Look to your Interests !
We will try io plum ! t
S. N. THOMPSON
Q'J) ESPECTFULLV informa liia fiicnda and
UQ, the pttblio generally that habaijust re
ceived nt hit itore, In Market alreet, fiunhury,
lielow Weaver'a Hotel' an extensive stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
eonsisling'in part of
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cafnimeres, Carsineti, Jeans, Drilling,
Mualins, Vesting!, Linens, Ifc.
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes,' Mttslin de Lnins, Lawns,
6'inffinms, Beragcs, Robes,
Woolens, Flannels, t)'c.
t;itot F.HIt,S,
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasses, Cheese,
Spices, Suit, Ac, &.C., &c
II.irclwarc,
Nails', Screws, Files, Saws, Knives Sc Folks, &.C.
' Queens and Glassware,
of various styles and patterns.
BOOTS AIID SHOES.
A largo assortment of Boots and Shoes, lbr
men, women and children.
Hats Cps, &c., of various sizes and styles.
Besides a InrRO and general assortment of
fashionable goods. Call and examine for your
selves. try Country produce ol nil kinds taken in
cxchnnqe at the highest market prices.
Sunbnry, 11 ma. 20 1851. 4 m. 30, '53.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
JA31 KS 15. FID LIS II,
No: 12 SovthSecond Stree',
PHILADELPHIA.
Gold I.evcr Watches full jewelled
Silver Lever do
Silver I, opine do
" (unrlier do
Hold pens nnd pencil and silver haldcre
Silver Tea and Table Spoons
Bracelets, Breast pins Ear riiipjs &c..
All warruuled and sold at prices as low as any
in tho city.
Novrnilicr 27. 1S.'i2. tf.
A Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale hit farm,
CONTAINING 2S4 ACRES
nnd allowances. It is situated about three milea
from Sunbury along the Shamokin creek, and ia
in a good state of cultivation. The Philadelphia
and Sunbury Knilro.nl p isses through said farm.
It will bo ollorcd in p,irts or entire to suit pur
chasers. It ran be divided to make three small
firms. The buildings aro a FA KM HOUSE, a
good Bank Barn, and two tenant houses.
JOHN EAIINSWORT.
Upper Augusta, .Sept. 10, 1853 tf.
CAUK, ti:E. A; Co.,
Flour, Grain and Lumber
Coiiiinision Mercliauts,
23 ami 25 Sp'ar's Wharf,
Baltimore.
nilFKKKXCKS.
John (Mark, Esq , President Citizens' Bank, Bait.
A. P. Oiles, Esq., Cashier llranklin Dank, "
John Ilerl.U r' Jr., Esq., Philadelphia.
Holers, Siuniekson ifc Co., "
J. Tome, Esq., President Cecil Bank, Port De-
posite.
J. Wallower & Son Hurrisburg.
Col. H. C. Ever, Selinsgrovc.
J. IL' App & Co., '
Nni;!e, Wiugate If Co., Milton.
W. W. Coole, Esq.. Mutuy.
Simon Schuyler, Esq., "
Ocorire Undine, Hushsville,
W. Weaver & Co., Montoursville.
(en. William F. Packer, WillinniKport.
T. W. Llovd, Esj., Cashier, "
Jamca II. Ilulin, "
Lewis (i. lluliu?, "
M'Hcnry & Bubb, Jersey Shore.
J. P. 1 1 ul in T . Esq., Lock Haven.
fV" Carr.l.'icsc ct Cj. have the largest wharf-
room of any comiuisiou V.ouse in Ualliuiore, al
ways giving quick ilisp . ten to boats In discharg
ing their cargoes.
February II, 1351. Cm.
Porle jHoimuics,
POCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS.
rilHE attention of tho Trado, and others, in
L want f Porte Monnaies, Pocket Hooks,
Hunkers' Caws, Dressing Cases, Portablo Wri
ting Desks, Uackgaminon and Chess Boards,
Chessmen, Pearl, 'hcll, aud Silver Cord Cases,
Work Boxes, Cabas, Necdlo Uooks, Money
Uelts, Cigar Cases, Portfolios, Razors and Razor
Strops, Travelling Flasks, ami fine Cutlery, to
gether with a large variety of Fixci Cioous
which will be sold at the lowest rates.
F. H. SMITH,
Porte Monnaio and Pocket Bonk Manufacturer,
205 Arch St. below Sixth, PhilaitMphia.
Sept. 17, 1H33 tf.
1 in porta nt to Coal j)calers.
TIIIE subscribers hereby inform the public, that
they have entered into partnership under the
firm ol' K isn, liced & Co., for the purpose of
mining, shipping and wiling coal, delivered at
Sunliury, or at any other point along the Sus
quehanna.
, J hey will be rejilv to deliver coal, well inep.v
red. on cm 'tract or otherw ise, at all times, on the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Orders received at Shamokin by
KASK, REED & CO.
Sunbnry, June 4, I S5:l. ly.
Druirs, Paints, Oil, Window
(llass, fjc.
S Tois French zinc while.
-r in 1,.,.. P.,.., vi,.i. 1 .,..1
C'.ta ii 1 ft ...
um'w uoirs vt llloi.w ,..ass,ail SIM'S.
SuiH'rior Potash,! !opal, ( 'ouch , Lentil
vr .V lion varnish, white Deiuar varnish for China
tiloss, wilh a gi in ral assortment of fresh and pure
DUUGS AND MEDICINES.
Also sll Uie Patent Mcdicinaa in general use,
warranted genuine.
Colored slid Lnoinled I. lass, &.C., ic, for Sale
very low at
ALFRED Hll.'l 1. 1, ULL KM
DniT and Paint Stole, No. 6U N. Slid Street
rillLADELPHIA.
'hvsicisus and Slorekeeiiers supplied (ioods
sent lo any ul' the Hotels or DcpoU tree of charge.
I'tula., May 'iH, ISoJ ly.
saw...... WINDOW SIIAUKXs.w mm
C.L. IVIILLCR&CO.
MAM'KACTt'RKUS
WIIOI.EM VI.K AND RETAIL DEALER
III NN iuilow Sliailen,
Suulk-Wit turner of StconJ and .Ink Studs
rHItADILrHIA,
SI 'I'll as liolbr's Lauds, apts, Uoidrla, Vases,
rWrulis, Uoqucls,
COLD BORDERS, 4c,
Of llut niol Uautilul designs and belt, Iiuu of
nul'U III Ibis touiiiiv, sii.l al u.ti
LOW ruii tsj,
As lut liallt'Uiia all 'uiiiM'tlllou. HuOTsuJ Wlnuj
Hollands, I'aiubiHS, I'ssmIs, I'alds, 11.4.
sr., in . ts.u.i, lu I'tty ui I'ouul.y Tis.l
VVelutiia ait eiemiitalioii uf uur s4uk, al lbs
Ihpui, Ituuia m4 ) uf swuviwl Mul An
sli.uU, rb.ta4slpl.ut.
Jsuuaiy e, lsM.Aw.
1,1 IU .b l lltM uflue, aupr.su, Hla. luk,
i'altls M.Ouims sl ii) sW, Puis L-us ui
... v
V
CJELEBUATED
Family. McdicineBs
IN oflertnf to th piiblio the almva mvttnnblA pTftpnrn
tionR, the lu.Mcritter wonhl Mute tltat in rrmmiltatin
with hit fi if nili ami mm of the mvmt ronpeclnhle of the
Modicnl leculty, it Wni deemed ftdviwble tu offer to th
public, few prcpnrntiom nf known rplebrlly, heiiiff pre
pared with the prrmtert rare, mid oil the nrntt Pfipiitifie
firmriple, H nihttttiitet for the nntnerotm worthloM ar
iclei that are flooding the country in the form of panaceas
knd cure alii, prriwued by the moat ignorant and mercena
ry pereoiu, iiiteniled to core all diennce and food for none
Rend and Reflect.
That the Mrdicine, Mnnufactnred liy W. M. Dkckliy,
Inelndiiiff hi Koae Pectoral for Cougha.
Cream of Camphor, fur IiheomotiBra.
Vorm H-rup fur Worma.
Tooth Wanh. for decayed teeth, diwwed (pima.
o il.. mil. n Kluvrl b.irilVnr hnv hswll Hinri MtenRIVe
ly nird, and Kve (tiren more antiBfnrti'n, than any other
Medicmea lcfore the puMi, being prepared with repard
to their uaerulneaa are TuUy woimy m iriai oi iua iiiiici-
ul r.i.,a tl.m s irinl
A few pmreiful reaaone why the altove Medicinee are
... nf sinivssrawtl nMtionfltTf. (In the first place.
they are prepared by a regular rhyticinn, whowndrrslunda
the application of Medicines, to disenaca, and conequeiitly
are norfeelly anfe to take. (Secondly.) they hnve been
...iii, nniiHinsi miu.m. niiH hnve niveii more antittuc
tion thnn any other Medicinea offered before the puhlic.
(Thirdly ) thry are the only medicinea that hnve gained
. . ssi sI.ass hairs lis on tiail
ine filiironnife m -nvirimm, wiicib mt; t
..wi;c.u.tii.ii tiv nm nut no hi In filer nilllllt lllfi for
the Nime price, than any other Medicmea offered to the
punite oi ine anme aum. jtm mt mirw-.Mnis ,..
V certificoU i in hii porscusion of the higheat authority,
where thev have heen uard with the mow iininrnny ru
anltf!. He" will publifh a few of them, feelutp ritified that
nttinlwill insure their recommendation. Try them mid
antiify yourself of tlieir iiiperiority over all othera.
Head ana oe Lonvincca.
V thm nuAormitnmi linvin? heen made acqrmlnted wilh
the ingredirnta entering into the Compnunde known nil
Hickley'a Family MeUiruiea also Having prerncu nnu
known them to lie iwcd, with mat antisfnHory reeiilu;
tiike pleannre in mving that we Iwlievn they fully meet
the deaign fir whirl. Ihry are reeommeTuled.
C. II. FRICK. M. U.
AVM. Mr MAHON, M P.
WRSIaEY H GKAKHKAUT, M.D.
WM. H. MAOII.h, M. D.
B R. GKARHKA11T, M. D.
Cart of pain in ihe h and cough from protested
lAvr Comnlaiitt
Mra. UidKirt Adams, InlKiring umlcr Chronic I.iver Com
pbiint, aceonipnnU'd with a thwt dry trough pain in the
lide nnd hreant, trcneriil debility' logs of appetite, after try
ing all the iifinal remedies reo an mended for cnnplis nnd
diBensf s of the chert, who with no benefit, she was recom
mended to try the Hose Fcctoral, from which, she not only
derived immediate but permanent relief.
John Adams, ami of Mrs. Robert A.lnmp. was afflicted
with i very severe congh, pain iu Ihe side, nnd soreness
produced by incessant eouKhmg; he was induced to try
the Rose Tectorul. To use his own iHiignnge, the first
dose eiiiihled him to enjoy a gtd night's Test. In the
morning he expeetoruted nlont half pint of matter. He
continued to improve until his cough entirety left him, it
also had the efloet of atrenijhenhig his breast, which ws
naturally wenk . He also says that he tins teeommended
it to a innnberof hisfiienila for simitar complaints, and
in every case it has given satisfaction.
Theattove persons residents of the town of Pnnvdle,
fswlititr tlmi Ihov have derived srent Itcnefits from the use
of the Hose Veetoral ; anthoriw the aliove stntement, for
the benefit of those whomnv be iifllicted in a similar man
lier. CpKAt CURK.
Loss of 'Voice restored irith one bottfr of Rose JV o
tornt.
MissSnsrm Whitlock,of Rush township, Norlhnmler
lnnd ci., for a numlcr of years an ii valid, in the lull of
150, m the use of her voice from a si veie cold she con
Inipipcl: nfti-r trvins a numher of renicdii'S. with no hfne-
Iit, she was entirely reatorcl nv tnkin one n-mie oi i.ora
Pectoral, alter wliieh, she lost her voice nirain, tnm a
fri'sli colli si m einitriicteil. nml was ntrani rcstorea ny mo
use of another bottle ; she then took four bottles more to
slrcwrthcn her brensl, from which sho derived the mist
decided benelit, aud has heen iu the enjoyment of excellent
health unm that tune to the present.
Thenlrue stiteincnt is obltiinetl from Pr. rnrseM. the
rhvstrian who attended her; nlsi her m'ther who thinks
that she wmdd not be living at this time if il had not heeti
for the Rose Pectoral. Uanville, Jim, 25. Infill.
Stifl another Marled Cure Effected.
Mrs Sammd Sechler, Iwing ofnnatund weak and deli
cate constitution, very susceptible to colds, was aHMetce'
with a veiy severe etmgli. pain nnd soreness of the brmst,
hss of appetite ; after using a number of the usual reme
dies from which, she derived no cnefit, she was enst-d hy
tnkiinr one bottle of Hose Pectoral ami is in the enjoyment
of hetter health tlinn for years previous.
Himville. Dee. 1 1M0.
)r. BiritT.KY: Permit me to inform yon that my wife,
who isn dt:lleata nnd weakly woman, Lib riug under a
very severe Cough wilh pmti and soreness of breast, was
more quickly and effectually relieved with one bottle of
your Rose Pectoral thnn any other medicine she had ever
. i. . 1 11V I'D XI;IIL'
IMKrU. vi.-w-ii. .ii imii'i..
Jan. 1P.V2. Snnmel R. WikmIs' Furnace, Red P.itd.
Strong evidence ix Favor or the Rose PkctoBal and
Family i'ilw.
John FulnerHak'-n lietwecn Chrisimaa nnd New Year
with a very Ind cold, which ended iu a dry hard iticc&suut
Conch, causing u great deal of prim whenever lie coughed,
was relieved very much ; bv the lime he hud taken one
third of a botlle, aud by the time it was finished, was en
tirely enred. Henlso save that he has taken several ilost-s
of the Health Restorative or Family pills, and that they
are the mildest and most effectual pmcntives he hnsever
t:iu. Pnnville, Jan 1. ISV2
Dr. Uicklet : During a visit tonnv brother, in Pmi
ville, I took a veiy severe Cold, which ended inn tight
hard Cough, with soreness and pain of the brensl, for
which I used your Rose Pectoral, nud Family Pills, nud
tnke pleasure in recommending them, ns the mildest nnd
most effectual remedy 1 haveusod. Yours. rerertfnllv.
JAMKS .MORGAN,
Jan. ttd. 1o3. White Haven. Luzerne eo.
Dear Sir : As a recommendation for your Rose Pecto
ral, permit me to say. tliat I was effectually cured of a
very severe couch with pain iu the breast, with less thnn
hall' a little, in id that 1 consider it invaluable. You are
at liberty to make this public if yon please.
JOHN lPKK Rl.Vi. fiocer,) Danville, Pa.
Mv son William laboring under a severe cough nnd riiu
in his side, from an injurv received uy n lull, was eitirely
heved bv a Ik title of Hose Pectoral JV Cream of Cam-
hor. I have also used your Fnmilv Pills, nnd altogether
cunstdcr them the best medecines l linve ever used.
JUAN OV I'.KDOK r ,
Jan. 1?53. Rush Tp., North'd co.
Dr. Hii-klcy : Sir: As my wife who was troubled
i rv drv. hard Couirh, slsi sour Stomiich, deneudent upon
lebility, similar to Dispepsiii. wus entirely relieved by
isiinr two luttllt s of your Hose Pectoral, permit me to say
tluit 1 consider it an exec lent remedy.
Yuuia, respectfully, Hev Mr. W1!,I,AKD.
Piistor Luthernn Church. Danville. Pa.
Having ltccn eurctl of a pain in my nrm (siinilar to Rheu
matism) wliich deprived me of the free use of it for attout
lour months, ity uniiig uncuoiiieoi cream oi vumpnor
I w'u!d st-itti that I e insider it the lest remedy of the
kind I have over used in my family, nnd I would freely
recommend it to others with similar affections.
Yours, respcctiullv, JONAS WOI.F.
Rush tp., North'd co.
Mv wife ueiuir etTlicted with a verv seveie pain iu her
arm and shoulder (the effects of cold) which disabled her
irom using it. whs cured witn runmng tream i wiim
phor. Mrs. I'.rflin, my sister-in-law, was also cured of a
severe piuu in Ihe head mid face by using the Cream of
CauiptH r TIIOM A h.lslJ, uauvuie, jail, vn,
Mv wife havmir Rheumatism of the arm for o number
of years, which prevented her from using it induing her
woik ; uiier naving s)ieui ginuiuuu wi ui'mcy in iimiik
tterent leiiiedies Willi no ixjueiit, was entirely cureu uy
using only one itile ot vnr t rea:n ol t'ompnor.
WIM.IA.M KVKNS, Mmr, foi K. R. Wood, II. P.nnt.
Dr. Hieklev : Hit vim reeeiveil a very severe injury in
my sule by falling off a iiwd of liny, (Vian which 1 was una
hie to follow my work, w:ts recommended to try a Isittle
of Cream of Camphor, which afforded immediate relief.
tiKlt rlTli CAKK. Itusft ip., iortn a co.
Mv wife, suffering from most eicruciatiiig pnin,
thronchnut hrt eeuernl svstem. which nrevcnletl her I'rtHii
siee(iMg (iMting (iBioi)ou by a laig aim proir&cien speu
ol sieknewa;) for which she used u number of remedies
without benefit, was entirely relieved by the use of Cream
l lampnor. nw. n. nnw.
8tireen leiitist, Danville, Pa,
Child cured of Hwel Compattiii, sih) Ague (W two years
standing,) by worm iy nip,
Mv child beiaa alBietcd fi Ihe last two years, with
Rtwel Complaint ami Ague until it utu retluced t a mere
skeleton, I tncd a iiumtser irf r.-mches with no permanent
benefit, until I gave it m botUe oft' your Worm Syrup,
since which lime U la Imm u well, and g.t quite p.hy.
I also have irnunineinled it t a uuintver ol my t net inn,
and iu every cusc it hasgiveu sntisiaeiioti. I, l.f.vi.
AI lUIB IsHllUS' Jrtlfn IHIIIl. 1WIVIIS0.
I ktivA iiss d vtHir Worm S.ruo iu inv laiuilv, and con
sider it not only effectual Imii Ihe nvl plmwmt articW 1
m..i x-Mimiiilrdl Wild. J AHMI liAMl I'.lA UHllVllle.
liming used your onu syrup iu my inian), neips
my chiklieii more thwu any piepuratiou ot uie simi, and
more pleusutii to take. DAN. MolUiAN .
iifiit'Mii n'Wi siiiiiw,
luiva hn.l oeeashHi to ns rur Wfin srun m sny
famiry, and prerr u o any vernuiute i nave hsm.
I' Itl-.lJ. Ill 11. r itwiy siiirv, iiiMi'ti( oi,
Dr. Hieklev : lluviiiif used vMir whiii Hiup, sod
CriMiui ti Cumphor and Fyooly Pills in iny fuiudy, they
Euve K'HHl SilUBlaciUMi, ami l amniwi incm i iihmi ri
reeiu.iT, ai.d pkuMint rMotttiea, wi have h id iu our family
J ill il l u n. ninii.ii. innvnif.
Dear fir ; We Ihe undersigned being in the employ of
Messrs. Ilmrcs A Vulv, al wfcnss ym have sn
Agt-oey M Uw suleut y.Hr Family MvdM'iues, auue Uutt
wtf luieruHl sn tp4Hrtuiilly tf suowing llt t iiiiitti u
iiuiuritius indivHlnits who nave usi4l thetu, and thai ihey
iwti itoorul BstiifeistvtMin. Wm Rave sokl a at tail Miaiiv !
vH4i PiU, wlik-i aie auibetasUly hktd, Isemg vrtv mikt ui
iMuMiki. v ai nr. - .t.I,
lUvme Keurvv 4 V SMouih tnv had, t was iiku-rd In
ti y a Uflile pui Tth ash, whiehaciisiUaeaeaMiia,
aiiaK4iuig ui gauM. aiMi rH.Ml I1 tls)sM.
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in il a, i whit ti, I irird a rninnW 4 rttltt-s wile shi
lr-ttt IU i I tksta al run euitl by kstim ai siU t4 mmr
ill wusii. My wn ssfci uuiina uw itmuisxissTsti, wm
hiMl-ud Wila fa UifMSts, uiiis swiv Utg elirtt.l Itnuinl,
tsf wiiu a the a! ta t ihws i4 I aianassr, whs a anrtif'
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"AID. AND C0MF0ET),f
f To Your Own Alcclianics.
GEORGE KENN.
MANUPACTDRER OT '
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
'THE sul.scril.er respectfully calls the attention
of the public to his large and splendid assort
ment of every quality and price of
CAniNKT-WAfllS.
which cannot fail to reiommcnd itsclftoevery one
who will examine It, on account of its durslils
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
hest stock to be had in the city. N0 efTort is
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and ths
subscriber is determined to keep np with tha
many improvements which aro constantly being
made. His stock consists of Mahogany
Sofas, IMvaiiM and Lounges,
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, BREAKFAST ASD D1XIMJ TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Thila.
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of his business.
He also manufactures all kinds and qualities of
CHAIRS,
including varieties never before to he had in
Sunbury, such as Mahogakt, Buck Wilkct
Aftn Cl'RLKD Mini ClRECIAK J A!D WlSJIISMH
CHAIRS, A!n rAxet Piaxo Stoois, which sre
of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuso for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every conlitlence can be entertained
about tho quality and finish of his ware and
Chairs.
His articles will he disposed of on ss good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce tnken in pnvmcnt for work.
ry UNDERTAKING. Having provided
himself with a hamlKomo Heaiisk, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending funer
als, in this vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tance from this place.
EF The Ware Room is in Market Street,
below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tavern.
OEORCiE KENN.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1852. tf.
not ion YomsicM'i
THE POCKET AESCULAPIUS :
OR, EVERT ONE HIS OWN rilVSlCIAtf.
C?, nnnE EORTIETH E.li-
PJn, lion, with Ona Hundred
Engravings, showing Din
cases and Malformations of
i the Human System in every
'V tfi m n,"l "rtn. To which
contemplating marriage
szr' sy ir m. ounce
Let no father be ashamed to present a copy sf
the ..SCLI.AriL'Slo his child. It may save
him from an early crave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations of mar
ried life w ithout reading the POCKET -ESC1I-LAI'II.'S.
Let no one suiVering from hackniep
Cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous
feelings, and the whole train of Dysiieptic sensa
tions, and given up by their physician, be another
moment without consulting the .i.feC. L I. A PI t; S.
Have the married, or those about to be married
any impediment, read this truly useful bonk, as
it has been the means of Raving thousands of un
fortunate creatures from the very jaws of death.
UT Any lierson sending I WhNTl -FIV K
CENTS, enclosed in a letter will receive one
copy of this honk, by mail, or five copies will be
sent for one dollar. Address, Da. W. VOI'XII,
No. 133 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Poht paid.
June 18, $W ly.
A VALUABLE HOUSE
And Three Acres of Ground
FOR SALS.
f I'M IE subscriber oflVrs at private sale, his house
and three acres nf ground, on the river Bank
within tho limits of the Borough of Sunbury,
now in the occupancy of John Shissler and orig
inally owned by Caas. Ci ussier while engaged in
boat butliling. I ho improvements aie a
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
With a Well of good Wuter,
nil a good frame stable. There ore a number of
excellent fruit trees on the premises. The prop.
rty is handsomely located and will lie sold at a
reasonable pi ice and possession given in April
next. Apply ttff.'co' C. Welker, Esq., of Sun
bury, or to the subscriber at Selinsgrnve.
PETER KEKLIN.
July S3, 1853 tf.
Lumber Yard.
r I ill E sulwcrilicr would respectfully inform ths
citizens of Sunbury, and Norlhuml erlanii
and adjoining counties, that he has opened a
Lumber Yard
in the lot fronting on Cranlicrry St., a short dis
tance East of the Steam Saw Mill, where he has
now a largo amount of SeaioMtU funnel Plant.
also Van ii el hoards, and all other Boards and
Ut'iLuixo Material, such as will be wanted for
tuiUling purposes. Also a largo amount of
Khinglca on hand, which will be sold from $6 up
to f$, according to quality and sire. Please give
us a call and examine our prices and quality.
N. B. Farmers who are in want of Shingles
will please call as we will sell to you low.
J. E. LEI1). Sup.
Sunbury, May 28, 1853. ly.
Cheap Watches f$ Jewelry,
"lyilOLESAI.E and Retail, at the "PhilaJel
" " phi Watch and Jewelry Slore." No. 86
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
PnitADELFHIA.
O.ilil lvcr Walclirs, lull jewrlul, IS cuiut cases,
tiokl Ilino lik. ts.!Kiuo!ilvrr twlacles. I.ju
Silver lp. lull irw!M, (in U.iad Hraevkus. S.i
Hilvrr l-v.-r, lull Kwl'd li I s.tir.' r.kl IVurils, I IS)
(iilK-.uir ((ui.itiris, 7 ISilvct T s.ius, Sft, 4 WI
ti.iUI Mi'U'lrs, t.lSlI
Oukl 1'e.ai, Wllb Pruril and !ilvrf llulilrr, " !,(
Cold Finger Rings, 87) cents to $80 ; Watch
(lasses, plain, 1') cents; Patent, IMj l.unet,
So; other articles ui proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they are sold for.
UTAl-f t Ell A 1I AR1.EV,
huci'Maors lo O. l'onra.1.
On baud, an ins (.old and Silver liters suJ
1-piuiMi, still lower than the shove prirrs.
(Hpk 10, 1(153. ly.
WM. M CARTY, BookwUer.
Ltl'i:CTH l.l.Y uiforms lbs Inhal ilanla t
low li and rnunlry, that hs lias lately lH
vJ from Philadelphia, a large a.lililton lo his
stuck of books, in every hram h of Literature, snd
in a iihI sarirty of Uuidiii. I'lsass rait snd
era llu-iu.
bunt uty, ttepi. IT. 133.
lt. II. II. IIUiUEK'M ii'tiir.ly f.rt ruil.s.
"ruida, and puhawiMiy tlurmars. A supply (
this yaluabls lucdwius iu. rr.-vicJ snd '
by II. U. MAM EH.
Kui.barv. Junsl , U4J-
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