A STRING OK; ITEMS.
During tholwelra day Ending' hl3I
inst., ther were seven cholera deaths at
Memphis, Teun- ;.rvi?V JA ' JVJ
Comliand Chsrles Johnson is to be hi.mg at
Harriburg, 06 Friday", XAUgl SSth.Jfor, the
murder of Nathaniel P. Coiypf.'' ; f
pant. 'Henderson Ciaxso'n died of .cholera,
on tha iinmer J. 0. Clint", neat Louisville,
on Saturday last. '';' r' " "
At Nashville, lh cholera does not. npppnr
to be. very fatal,, tha deatha not averaging
over three daily. . - : " ;:'' -r .
Two young daughters of Colonel Fos, of
Charlestown, Mass., died of cholera, uiiTue
day the 13th inM. "' -
An English journal dates, with great serf
ousncss, that an emigrant with a wooden leg
is not allowed to land in any port of ilia Uni
ted States. ; , .
Art unthracite Hast furnace is to bo'rect-
ed at Norristown, by a company possessing a
capital of $60,000. . , i ' . -
It will be good news to honsekeepera to
learn that the price of beef, which has late
ly commanded such extortionate figures, is
on the decline. ! .
The late riot among boatmen at Ottawa,
III., in which seven Irishmen were reported
killed, was much exaggerated: Nobody was
killed, though several were badly huit. ; '.
Mr. Samuel Branan (a gentleman said to
have an income of $150,000 per month,) will
present at the next May festival at San Fran
cisco fifty prizes' of 820 each and if the
"notion takes him," multiply by ten.
THE POOR MAN TO HIS SON. .
Work, work, my boy, be not alraid,
Look labor boldly in the face,
Take op the hammef or the spade, 1 -.
And blush not for your bumble placo. '
Hold tip your brow in honest pride, 1 ? .
Too' rough and swart your hands may be;
Such hands are sap-vein that provide
The life-blood tf the nation free.
There's honor in the toiling part,
That finds us in the furrowed fields;
It stamps a crest upon the heart
, Worth more than all the quartered shields
Forty negroes oat of fifty, employed by
one of the contractors on the Clarksville
RiJgeway Railroad, the Southside Democrat
is informed, ran off on Sunday last, near
Lyncsvillc, N. C, and have not since been
heard of.
Beavtifui. Marblb Quarry. A compa
ny has commenced quarrying and sawing
the "verd antique" marble, or serpentine,
found in ledges at Roxbury, Vt.. The prom,
inent colors of the stone are pnrple, green
and white.
Rather Cold. The greatest cold ever
known in England occjirred on the 3d of
January, 1854, and so severe was the frost of
that night, that evergreen oaks, which had
remained uninjured through fifty winters,
were killed. The range of temperature in
January was nearly sixty degrees.
Tomatoes should always be bushed, just as
much as peas, and who but a sloven would
think of raising the latter without any, sup
port! Taniatoe plants should be trimmed
also, and not permitted to bear all the fruit
that sets upon the bushes. ' "
Gathering of thjc Nations. The Chris
tian Indians of the ancient confederacy
known as the ' Six Nations," are holding a
religious gathering at the Mission Church,
on the Onondaga Reservation, N. Y., com
mencing on the 61b inst.
A Hard Case. A servant gill havin
brought Parks, the muiderer, in Akron, Ohio
his supper, oue evening, he took exception
to some poriion of it, and told her if sho did
uot bring him better food the next time, she
suouiu not have a fiee ticket to see him
hanged.
AhvPuftT in a Sromt. In - Ballymeua
1 1 1 ... . . 1 .
11:11011, uuimg a very heavy sliowcr 111 that
neighborhood, and whilst people were eon
iueuiy running hither and thither for shelter,
wron look rerugo. 111 a young gentleman's
moustache, evidently mistaking his mouth
lor the aporture into its own nest !
Goou FuL'it wnuouT Gravting. Un ev
ery psifoclly ripe apple," it is observed in
&1 ll'llnt:.,!. .l..lf . .
... ..bn uuuiieanon about twenty years
8", "Ihere will be found, one or twoperferl
ly round seeds, the olhors having one or more
natlened siJes. The round Once will pro
.,..lm,Tcu irmi and Da tut one
will produce the trafc."
PlOSONOt
I'S tiCRRici Tha Wahinilo,i
o.r repu.i, iiat , j,B
Bines tin which Lieut
OirHlll'a narlu ... ... . . .
party were
acivcmutuus eAplurstiun of the
l.ih.,,u. of DariBM CBIlllliluj m ro 8cj(
men ha. destroyed the enamel of their
eib, nud ts-UI result iu their eomplrle loss.
A Vu,m. Cow.-The W,. Che.te,
. I 1 M"' Mr n-M,wl MiK of Kast
Ma.lboionsh, V tereoun.y, Ua. . cow 7
ear. old, or 4, ewl., which, fiom a week'.
king, produce,! I. lbs. of ma.ke.ablu
butter. He, yiBUo( nillk u 4S j f
aL.UJ. Thseowi. .,. Wa
vuniaii, '
AiiAs0Hlt ,Un(yU.aiJ B; ckef
To this the VVheuln
lli AlVus
wy nmn Us . ,,,1 lw t0(. J
rrtiiul. ,
lo.s Ihe A.Uu mean la iniua, ,b.l
wsrnt roiiiiiiv'i .1..
that
the
- ' usins ,( 4
1 tUt WlS,1-W(( !...
A It 1 uk Bur wiiu Dkti,ti Ta.
W(Mth
A SW.A Ma. las t . ... It
j . ' 7 wa row
stsa l.,i, L II st .s ... m "
, T '! v lb vktM a b(,
'' l- " i d'a !. Hluvb
' "M ,," ' Wtk, Ih,,, !, , ,.1
Iksl 1,11! gu
New Goods for the People I
' BENJAMIN HIKFFNER
r ESPECTFULLY informs the public in r
It eral tlmt he hat- just received slid opened a
nlrr.did itonk of " ''
' Un.n'nni mill Kn ill tv at CI nnil a
j OIMIII tIHl kUlllllllVI w w
st his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His stork consists in part of '-' -1 '
!" Cloths, Cassimfcrs, CassinctsV ; "
Afall kinds, of linen, cotton and worsted.
J Cnllcoen, Olnglmm-., Lawn,'
j MIouNHclInc Ic L,alne$ t
nJ all kinds of Ladies Ureas Goods. -. :
I 1 tirorctic. ' '
Alo an assortment of Hardware, Iron
' and Steel. Nails, &o.
j " "' : Also ait excellent tissortinttnt of '
O.UEENSWARE, of various styles and
i patterns. . ..
Also an assortment of UOOTS K SIIOI.S.
; , 1 HATS & CAPS, a good scloetion.
! : Salt, Fish, c.:;.:;
And a great variety of othw articles such as are
suibibte to the trade, all of -which will be sold at
the lowest prices. 1 I,,, .;;i ; i 1 ..,.j:-ki
tiT CJountrt nrodure token In excitants a
the hiiihcst prices. ) . . I 1 .!!
Lower Augusta, Msv u, 18o4. t i
Great Arrival of
SPRING- GOODS!
ULV T. CLEMENT
NFORMS his friends and customers that ho
just received an elegant assortment or
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
A t him ftfnrfl in MarSot Street. Sunbury, which
he offers to the public at the lowest prices.
h; .t.ik a,iumIi of a ccneral assortment v
)rv Goods, VizV '
Cloths, Ca$simers, Cassmtts, Jean; Drillings,
' Mtislwt, .iiicirs, iniicorsj i.
Z.nms, Xaiens, Ginghams, licrages.
' Also a large assortment of CLOTHING.
' A largo assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children.
- Sir.K Hats. '
Panama, Talin leaf and oilier Summer Hats.
IMaslcr. ; 1
1 GROCERIES of every variety.
5ugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Spices,
FUh, Salt, Ac.
. . HARDWARE, !'
Vis 1 Iron and Steel, Nails, Files, Saws, ic.
QUEENS WARE,
Tea Sells, I'latcs, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, ijt
LIQUORS,
- irinn lnAit Pin ! tfViiiiVair
.....u D.u.iu,, u.n, iuui, t.uuai,, l.
CP Country produce of all kinds laVcn in ex-
euange bi uie mgucst niaraci prices.
April 8, 18S4. ly. ,
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer Goods.
TJESPECTFULLY annduDce to their frienils
and the public in ccneral, that they have
received at their Old Stand, in Upper Augusta
township, Northumberland county. Pa., their
Spring an J Sutntner Goods, and opened to the
public a full assortment of '
MERCHANDIZE, &c
Consistinor in nart of Cloths, lilark and fnnrv
Cassimers, Kattinctts, Checks, and all kinds of
SPUING & SUMMER AVE A 11,
Also a splendid assortment of ' '
' ' Ladies Dress Goods, "
Calicoes, Gingham. Muslin de Laincs, Plaid
. Cashmeres, Do bcgcn, Lawns, Ac
Akoi fresh supply of all kinds, of
. Groceries.
A fresh supply o Hardware and Queens
' ware, Drugs and Medicines.
Woodon Wore." . ' '
, A Io, a . largo assortment of Boots and
oihwh, suuanio mr men, women ana - i
Children. Hats and Cups, euch
as Silk, Panama, and other
IIuU, Suit, Cheese, &c
Call and Sec.
Cheaper than the Cheapct,
All of which will be sold fur cash, or in ex
change for country produce, at Uiv highest market
price.
Upper Atigusla, May fi, 1854..'
This Way! This Way!!
Spring and Sumuicr Goods.
riULING & GRANT.
RKSPhCTr IjLLY . inform Uieir culomers
and thiv public, that they have jut receiv
ed and opened the best and cheapest stock or
Spring and Summer Qoods,
at thvir store in Market sipiace, Sunbury.
Their stock Consists of every Variety of
, Dry Goods, via :
Cloths, Ctissimeres, Satlinets, Vesting
' Flannels, Wotlens, ljc.t
And all kinds of niius & Summer Wear.
Also a splundid variety of
LADIES DRESS it FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Cinglunns, Chintzes, lit Laines,
k. beiages, , .
And every vaiiety of goods MtiluMe for La
Uius wenr.
'. . AIo l.irno asvorliuent of .
HARDWARE and QTEENSWARE,
' Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Aha an exteni-ive n8orintriil of
HATS AND CAI'S roR MtK AMI KllYK.
AUo a large assortment of lillOl'IOlt
Hl'f ll A
Stijar, Teas, Cofler, Molasses, Sjiices
ol all kind.
ALa a ith supply of
UlltUtt AND MKWCINfc!.
Kusidea Ilia laijosl and limt uuneral ioil
iiioiil ol all kinds of ,;ika1 to Lti had 111 this
place).
I tT I'oiiutry pro. luce 01 all siuu. takesj in ei
fluinge at I lie lulii.t inarkrl puce.
Sunbury, May I. I Hit.
TOWN LOTS
.T PRIT.TE S.LZ.
IIGHT of the ui't dt-sirsble lots, in 111. towu
- f Shamukin, NwlhuiulwiUiid county. Pa.
ran Im had of the sutwiilwr u rcaaoiisble term.
r.inis vtbo have uiimry lit iuvr in ibis kind
of pmiwily, will never bate Uller owxidunily
In make a pun live tbsu M uua, olTijJ ih-m.
hhsiuukiii Itas, iu iu iiimi4bl it'intly, am
ple rew.iiti rs Ui build up Rf.t class te,nr
town. The uiinii.l uitilhius under wav. n,l
111 roiiiriiipUii,.n, .re aihai.iUr la stanaiil
Ihe Ui.'.l ett'lun, for tha ispid (towlh ol
ths plue In buiiH,K. .ud ill populalloM. ll has
slisidy ukaa a tltii, and .U aurcaw.liii ..
mm will sra il still hi.h i,wruus. As . ton.
iuriti, 11W411J la build uhii will every )eaf
bn-uiue w.4 vslu.l.U. I.uts whi. a sway Im bad
sl . ruH.psisli.nly Um .ie awl likely
U to iaj Uu, w.kr M .11 . law ),,
N.w ia il biua, llwisluie, lu mVt fi 1 1 m.
Fu lifMuisli.., e.tiu'eHii lit. ei.kl Wis tut
mW, sppl) lUiuwub ksll(. U
HUH. M. H !.L,
wtbttiy, Pa.
HvuUiy, May 13, lM.
I
A I'llf.a) U JM.I4. sipfiti. .4 iuMUMt
A h ).. Hl.k auj l.n.1 iiM ilk. ftilk
r-i .im, ik 1 .ium, kk.li), liutfk.a.s h4 I
Ut ul I. UI, hsI ... .1 h4 lus
I. tv.'ltttN Ml.
iwboii, A,.d H, l.
Daguerreotypes!"
GEORGE W COBLE,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens
of Sunbury and vicinity, that be lias agnin
Opened Dngticrrran Room, and i prepared te
take likrnessrs.' He warranU his pictures to be
satisfactory ta all wishing true representations of
themselvea snd friends. rtpocial attention is paid
to children. Copies taken with aecurnrr. In
tructions given en reasonable terms. His roohi
is at the old pi are, in the Grand Jury Koom,
(couhty buildings,) operating honr from 9 A
M. until 5 r. M., without rcgaid to tlia .tote tl
the weather.- Copies should be sent in on cloudy
days. '
Nunliury, April 8?, I834.-f. , i ; :i )
PATr.NT
SCALES,
Sold Rt their
J;--,- ' I'UIU 111. Illlll "
Him , WAREHOUSE, .
iv- 1 y Ko. 210 Market Street''
.ui 1 vrifT.Anei.pniA.
' Railroad, Hay, Cool, and Pormers' SCALES
set in any part of Ihe country, by eiperienced
workmen) and nt snort notice. '
i I'hilsv April 8, 1854. 6m. .' . ., . . . ,
Itosendale Hydraulic Cement
An eittllent article for Lining Cisterns,
Vaults, Spring-houses and Cellars,
AND for keeping dampness from wet am
i- excuses' walls. For sate by : ' 1 :
Corner of Front and Willow 8U. Railroad.
IMiiladelphia, April 2S, 1851. ly.
" GEORGE EAllP, JR, " '
( " GENERAL ' '
'Cominission Merchant,
TjV)R the sale of English and American pig
ieau, ncoirii and American pig Iron. Block
tin, Sheet lead, Lead and Iron Water and G'us
pipes.
I.i'-eral advances made on eonoignments
Pig, Ulooin, Uillelt ot Shorce Iron.
No. SO North Whancs, Philadelphia.
April 28, 1854.- 2m.
SUN BURY, PA., ', y
TAK jont received afresh supply of new
Spring (jowls. Their friends and the pub
lic arc respectfully requested to call and inspect
them. Thev will he aold cheap. ' "Uuick salea
and small profits" is still their motto. .
bunbury, Pa., April 22, 1854.
THE STEAMBOAT
SUSQUEHANNA
WILL make regular trips for carriage of
" scnners between Snnbnnr xwl Nnrtt
Pas-
thum-
berland every day, except Sunday, on and after
muiioa), rtjirii -
The boat will leave the wharf at Sunburv. at
8 o'clock, A. M., 11 o'clock and HO miuutea A.
M., and 5 oclocK 30 minutes, P. M.
Returning, will leave the outlet lock at North
umberland, at H o'clock and 15 minutes, A. M.,
11 o'clock and 45 minutes, A. M., and 5 o'clock
and 45 minutes, P. M. .
Fnre, 10 cents. Ejcurnien tickets, good for
ono ilav, 15 cents. .
Sunbury, April 29, 1854. tf.
DOCTOR JOSEPH W. CAMERON,
"RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens o
a" tho Borough of Sunbury and vicinity, tha' j
no nas permanently located bunscir in said
Uorough ; and olfers Ins professional services to
those who may wish In employ him. For the
present he can bo found at Weavers Hotel. ' '
Sunbury, March 11, 1854. If. ' -
tltll.SO.VS PATII.VT .
Ventilating Furnace.
rpilK'sntaerlner woaM eiill ll ntt.-ntl.Hi of nil pnrties
1 reiniriiijj n ih'sirnlile Kl'KNAt'K. tit CHIIfON'S
CI-.l.l'.IIHA I'I'.t) WAK.Ml.NU AMI VlNTII.ATI.NO
AITAH.Vl'Ut. ."
'I he rcpiitutioii of this Funwre is now well known,'
hnvinp iiitriKlnrnl, (liliinj; the put live ymil. into
sIkhU I.'jOO pntsie linililinps, snrt nuirr thin. t0IXI private
dwrellnurs; tins, l.i.-thrr with Ilia immense inem.se nf
s iirs awry ycsi, is the Im eviJ. jice tluit cum be siklueed
nf its utmiitily nvrr ull other furnuccs
By Hie imeorchilsmrs Funiace, you secure the follow
inc lvinii:rcs : . I
Kkkk Vil.miltiik. .
l'i'KK A 1 r. 1 hf tiestine surfaces beine at a teintieratiirp
thlil will not iliwiecillet lie Hit.
I rilMiMH'AI. I " or Ft'SL
OsT Ddradilitt bcun m:iitn piuirelr of ("nut Iron.
lint Indite to riwt, will ruire imrunnirsiluiina lifetime;
it i" euaily iiuiin)fiil, mill will mil exivHr the Ixiil'linR iu
whieli it in pluced 10 danger inmi lire like Ihe other turns
ee.. e litivd Ihe loHtimonials nf hiilMtrrils nf Ihe most Sri-
riitihe men, Ui stum to the truth of the nbiva statement,
all nl whom pniniiunee it tn be dceiiledly the liest Furnaee
yet inv.'iiieil, for prKturiitff a pure ami heulthv atiiH-
phere. We herewith nnnex the nnms of a few well
kin. ten ami emitieiit Hrnfcssiira. wlm have useil them, aitd
kiiwllv furuiitlieil us their nanus as reference : .
I'mf. Jha . Hart, ; . 'r.f. I'.rker, , ; l't4. N.vtnn.
Pres. Win It. Allen. Pr if. Parsons. I'mf. Ilioui
W. B. Silhinaii. Prof. Ripley, 7, '
, NINE SIX fc'.S, , . , (i
W'k have iitfrodijred, this scasfin, five nuw sizes; a.
Unit all pmlieanmy avail themselves of this amit imprnve
ueia at a very .miKleratePcst. We a.e ihiw prennreil to
luriii.h an sppiiraiiia b wurin a singla iouui, oiUielar-
Krm iunn.' Hiiiiin- m me ro.iu.ry.
o. . 'nrull. Cisuplele.
: M
A3
4
" for Brickwork,
" "
I'.ilcn Railiainr, (incluiui-
AO
' 70
M
Itars aim Treiwk
Flutes.) .
107
in
Tins N 0 is the ktrKest and ui wl poHeiul F1111u.ee
inaile 111 Itiee miilrv. uml is ailtnimlilv MflmUud Ist t'hurrh-
V4 tutd other hose cIhm biiikliiit'S.
We eniiliune l. sell Ihe apiiaruliis st the same priee as
when lira! iiilrisluoert. nvc vssirs sun AlUiou -h Ihe ran-
sent bifjh price nl iron lias iiH-reaiuil iheii ct ai. per cent.
owui( ki Ilicir great wricht, still we are enabled, by Ike
pie.il ineieuM of snlrs, to furnish I lie srliclr at the kwesl
iMMVHle nriee. flm. Fnnrslry alone, Messrs. Waruiek A
I a-iIh-swh, have ttmlractcU to furulsk as w.lk aeu yau. of
Fiirn-ices tins sensntt. so Ikat we are uuw nrenaieil la
,uriiiu .iieni wa-ieane H retail. e siiM rmlenil Ihe
eel 1 1 a, nf all Furnaces, when required, aisl wiirruut them
a nu
METROPOLITAN COOKING RANGE.
Ve Hitve nl tit n't ronplsl Crkiin Raitirr llutt
h yrl lintfii iiilrkiitrfMt, f whit-h w vhH th mtvHttt of
II who tuny wish Ut wurm lh tmml prilert tti dcciraUe
EMERSON S PATENT VENTILATORY
' are Ihe iiiilv Aaanls w PttuavlvanM. fi the sasaufaf.
luis aiut sale iu' tkis eulboua, watek u a.-ltiKnvtrrlgea u.
Im Ike taily (MHl'eet Veuiitdtisr ever inane for eiwim-inwt
Iks dnaaM m mm y rkiuaiust, ana f venlianioe kaihl.
nu nf sS kiwla As UWi. aa a .leal aasay .NHU.ii.art of
Una vulitilJ arllele te.w fSr,el ! Slle, iiollurs will la?
careiui tocftu.iiiiMMiiut it nasiiM rjnera ftadue atlaelted
I A TKM T UF.HInrFKH AU VFNTII.A TdllK
W e ksvs Ike mrueet and amaS eianplets basorliaent .a'
l.a AM tireiMetsaaa VMililaliwa In be Inunal la tha L an
le I K iln, I '4111a. WSo sua lit UHiebasr, .IUmmt (, all.
tslaiueiwr wkaVule, UlU hat II liulli In ue adtau.
kif In e&aiuiiM tail Uia'i.
HI.ATF. AM) IR MANTl.t'JI.
tVe kava aluavs na ktad aa ii.iv aMeaiiarf i4
tkaae latililtil .UnUas, HI eset lualialaai ts llsniiAaM,
wf nun, uww.j , navaan, aau uein rare assnaaa.
ilfllN OH ATM
F. Aa hie. .le .let UuaMMMiaM C'l Aasv aa ratlis
new I'.iiaia .4 lae sw stowa i.iata. aaate liuaa ske snrj
kh Pall.lii., .irl enliltly new la lln. etaiutiy
Wi .aiilAM H Ihe k.ah.k Kisrtaaia. fkairual
TnV. la.ni.uli I'kimiiey T" snd T.n i'Hu llfaa
aMnhs, aa.-. as tiafuaa Vases, As.
I'.iaiaa) aaia.l kniklin.. w al V-i wH hi rsaanaa oar
aha. Wliaa aw.rkaaiiui .taawae.s Vlau. WartlMrf uaj.
rkaauf us a. 4. a,a aiadMSy w.k-'aw.l .1 ,au estaiuii.s
" atM-aaM, wkMs wa ataatal la, aanur ka luianjl
sat lai.eaaalua, laatiiiuj aa, ul .an a.. .1, aat aky l
4aniwl. A Uaa. ., t iutaa an4 I'.nUUIwa Male
kal aieluUloMel) at IMI akae, aHkw aaikawUt. as k .
A NAHMimiM,
Walajual sa.1 VawUalMaj - - rij.
14. S sumU Sa . k.k.at a..!,
fkikj , Mt , IMI.ea..
rm.wn 'yam,
CI.tX kSV-Kl.kl 0a akai JW k4a Umm .Mai
V " ItaaueaJ. l'sis ula, tiiuuwd
NuAs, ataMHa, Saul I' I VIM 4. Ius4 !. e4 asu kaj
! . VrM. A. ai NAUU.
! A(us, Me , I.AI.
IIT ) ' IWea. mm
m a) kWk, faiasbaa, jrabMa, U.aal .na) I kip
fra- tnM4 wJH I a4a Uawawie WsUnttea,
ptat reJ m4 lu aal. kr
Ms., last- MM A. ft. Hit.
''k 2tIT0 PAINTS. ""t" '
Ont third cheaper than units lead, and free
. 1 from all poisonous qualttut.
The New Jersey Zinc Company
HAVING jrest j enlarge,! Iheit works, and improved
the quality ol their oruducts, are prepaied to execute
rileisfuc their , 1
. SUPERIOR PAINTS.
t)ry, sik! rnmud in oil, in assorted pecknfea of from S3
luovo pnaiHMnil .
Drv, In Imrrels, orsoo ponmls earn. ,
Their white vine, whh h is sold dry or rnnimt in oil, hi
iimuitrd 1'ure and imrurpaMed for body alia aiuiorm
whitrnens.
A method of imrmmlhin has reeenltv been diseovered,
Which cinltlrs tlir L'umpninr to wsrrnnt thftr pniiilstokrrp
trpsh and sft In I lift k.ys Itir nnr rensnmhle time. In this
mpei-t ilicir paints will be suptiriur to other in the
mnrkft
Tlwir Uriiwii sine pnml. whieh Ismkl at a lw nriee,
and win o,ily Im; nml I'nnn the Ziik rea from New Jer
sey, ts now well knfwn ntr its noilcctlre qnniitlea wnen
nnitlied til irmi i,r iiflnr metnlie anrflirel.
Their skuk euhr pnint KmBnei all the prupertlesofthe
iinnvn, niHi is ol mi nitrerjihle enior lor puiiHing uxingci,
lieiviUi, (lilt bntkliiis, ltriili;efl, Ae.
FRENCH k RICHARDS,
. ' . ' ' Whntmle Paint Dealers mid Importers,
. N. W. enr. of MKh ft MurkotSts., Philadelphia,
rhilmttlphln, April S, 1?.M dm.
w. a. svocsasK. . . ,M , Tunail o'sbls.
: ! STOCKMAN & O'NEILL, 1 '
GENERAL
cnmnt5sion iHcrcIjants
851 WORTH WHARVES, "
. Philadelphia.
RBF EEC NCES. , '
""Flios. Richardson & Co. Philadelphia. . ' .,,
, A.G. CattellA Co. . . .
' Ruttrr cV PaUeson, ' '
Charles Ellis & Co. ' . , "
Burgin & Sons, m 1 '
' Phila., April 8, 1B54.-Ly.: ; " " ,
Wall Papers ! Wall. Papers !
rip HE suhscriliers have now in store their con
1 i plcte spring stock of
Paper Hangings, Curtains, &e., " ' i
which they offer nt very low prices, 1
' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.' "
Our assortment is very complete, comprising
an me qualities, uotn
, ' ' French nntl American. .
. We manufacture a largo proportion of our
goods and can sell at the lowest rates.
VJT Paper Hanging dono in tha country at
citv prices. , , . ,,- . t t 1 .,.. . .
PARRISH & HOUOH, ) 1
No. 4 North FIFTH street, Philadelphia.
Phila., March 25, 1854 3m
MEXICAN GUANO.
THE suhscriliers offer for sale Mexican Guano
of the best quality, well adapted to the soils
of Pennsylvania and New Jersey ; analsys of
which, bv a well known chemist, is in our posses
sion. This article is sold t a much lower price
than the Peruvian, and will be found fully equal
in fertilizing qualities. ; 1 . ' '
. B. 8. BURLING A CO. '
101 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
Phila., Fcl). 25, 1854 3m.
C. P. KNIGHT & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
aiid Dealers in
Fish, Cheese Provisions
' ' ' : ' ' Generally, .
' Nos. 29 If 30 S. Wharves, Philadelphia. .
1 A VE constantly on hand supply of Mackf
erel, Cotlltsh, 8had, Salmon, Herrings, Blue
Fish, White Fish, Haddock, Hams, 8 tiles, Shoul
ders, Lard, Ueef, Pork, Cheese, Beans, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches, Cranberries, &c
Phila., March 15, 1854. 3m.
Spring and Summer style
GENTLE MEN'S 'HATS.
fj FOSTER & GEBHARD,
49 South Third Street, below Chestnut,
" I ' riltLADKLFHIA,
I a A 1'. unusual satislaction in callinjr atten--''lion
lo their larfre and varied stock of Mole
skin, Drab, Denver, Utter, Panama, and variety
of fUraw and Sopt Hula. .
lienlleineu's summer Caps of all descriptions.
i niiitrrti s fancy tnilironlercd ainl Plain Cape
tstraw Hats and Caps, Misses' Flats, &c
11T Particular attention ia called to . White
and Nankeen French Felt Hat, of our own im
portation. .
Phila., April 22, 1S54. 3m.
SHAMOKIN
'Collegiate Institute.
R. HILL, A. B., Principal.
Rev. C. J. EHREHAKT, A. M.
Teuther of Moral and Mental Science, Evi
dences of Christianity, (fc,
' Tcuchrr of Primary Department.
ITHE first session of this Institution, located at
Shnmokiu, Northumberland county, Pa.,
will commence ua, Wtoxxsutr, the 10th day of
Mir, 1854. ; -
The year will I divided into three sessions of
fourteen weeks each, thus allowing a vacation of
four weeks in spring and autumn, and one of
two weeks during Ihe holidays. -
I The Institution will comprise three departments,
A Pbisiibi, Acaormic and Collxbiatx.
; The course of instruction in these wilt be full
and thorough, emhraeing all the branches usually
taught in Iheso respective departments.
KiTaa or Tutios
Primary Department,-per session, $4,00
Academic ' - , ( , $6,00'
Cullegiale " " $8,00
A large and spacious room has been secured
to meet tho wants of the Institution, until the
necessary buildings are completed.
Boarding ran be obtained in private families
at reasonable rates. .
' The Board of Trustees will spar, no pains r
labor, lo make Shamokin Collegiate Institute,
worthy the patronage and confidence of the com
munity. ' For further particulars, addrraa Kimher Clea
ver, Kq., of hhamokin, President of Hoard of
Trii.tees, or liev. C. J. Khrehart of P.xiiioa,
Northumberland county. P..
KhaiiKikiit, March 4, 1854.
atllE subscriber begs leave reapeetfully lo in
form his fiienda and tha public generally
that he will continue tha business of a
Cabinet Uaken' Finding1 Store,
in all iu vaiious brandies .1 the old .land. No.
134 Suutli HccoihI at., below Duck aU PhiUdel
phia, aitd rMNKlfully aoliciU a coiittnuauc of
Ihe very liberal paUoiiag. baslowed upon lb. late
lirui of 1'. eV Im TbouipsoN, assuring bis friends
that evury .sertiun will ba mad. by btuie.il' and
thoaa in his eiopluv lo aueiil coiitiuuanc uf
thru much e.tesuia.1 favor a.
THOMAS THOMPHON.
Phil... March 4. 1834. 6m.
0UAN0! GUAH01
fflllU aubscriuer, ! agei.t for the aaJ.
M rriuviaa (uan. in biUulrlphia, ia .r
unloading tha following vessels, tlutct bam Us.
L'hiiH'h. Islands i
Pthipti.ar.wca, . . . iOO bans.
Hhip luhngloN, . . 7 0 Ions.
Mil. Hurivsi, ... (ua kXa.
hbip Tirpaa, ... 100 loos.
win. h will be sold la lots k suit pur. baanrs. .1
lb luwaal ca lirM.
N.J. ( Il etui IAN.
(Pmiamrlf tltJtug sk AM4.a) )
Ne. 4 Nosib W ka ves, mJ 7 ftmik
HIimI, PhilvWIphuj,
April It. 1.4. 3am.
IX'
AT 'ANVVAr.-rMdljU mi
faabbanalO. ktlk. Waul .mJ rmi ll.u.
I ltk, r.i. OikUk. Ni.i mmJ. Uibi.,a
t ape H sale t hf '
a KLaiBEiifu c a
Maiksi esnMrt, piaiie) Us. faa4 trSAWa,
KuajbtMy, tWt, l.ii.
kMII H . Kmkmi'N or JAMAICA III..
' I'bM liaak) estfr-'l aw SssaMseal, (was) (a.
M. . MAk.iR.
, ttmukmf, l.m. It, !.
III.
aakXafcaaaaaasiaaaaaaaaaajBI out m 1 '
CHERRY PECTORAL:
rMT Ihe Caire) ., ,
OOUOHS, OOX.DS,
HOAR8BN-SS3, BROIT- '
OHXTX3, GROUP,
HA. WBOOPXXrO-OOUOR
A SID CONSUMPTION.
TOCt'RK A COt.Ii wit it aiiDAcaa as. anasaaas
of the body, tnke the Chkksv PscToasL on going to bed,
and wrnp up wiinn, to sweat during Ihe night. '
Foa A Ool and Covr.ii, take il morning, noon and eve
ning, neemdiug to diieetinus on the bottle, and the difBeiil
y will ui be reirsiTMl. Nie wMI kmg suffer from tkis
trouble when they flint it enu Ik so readily enrad. Persons
afflicted wrih a snsles) emijli, which breaks them of tbeir
rest at night, will 6nd, by taking the Cheny Pectoral oa
going It bed, they may lw sure of souisl, uulHoken sleep,
Slid consequently refreshing rest, tireat relief fmmsuffer
mg, and an altmsite curs, is ndnded to Uioasnods who are
thus alilicted, by this invnlnnUe reiiwly.
From Its agreeable elfeets in these eases, many flinl
themsslres anwiiling lo fin-ego its use when the neuessitjr
lor at has censed
From two eminent Phyticlsns In ' 1
Far kttkvii.i.k. Tenn . Anril 10. 1851.
Plr : We have given yoor Cherry Pectoral an extensive
.run in our ptneuce, and nisi it ut surpass every nine, re
medy mr have for enring nffecthme of the respiratory or.
(aim. . lilr. D1E.MF.II A HAMPTON.
TOS1NGF.R9 AND PI IH.1C SPKAKKH8 this remedy
is ravnlnahks, as by us actam on the throat and lungs, when
taken in small quantities, itreiBovesall homseness in a few
kraira, and wonderfully luerenses the power and flexibility
oftheToiee.
ASTHMA la generally much relieved, nnd often wholly
cured by Cherry Pectoral, llut there are some cases so ob
stinsle as to yield entirely to no medicine. Cherry Pecto
ral will cure them, if they rim lie cured.
nitUNCHITIM, in- irritation of the throat and npper
portion of the luuga, may be cured by taking Cherry Pa : tv
i" I" .iimu anil ireqiient wwes. II
nreasion is soon relieved.
Rev. Doct. I.AN81NC. of Hnaiklrn.New York, states:
11l have seen the Cherry Pectoral cure such eases nf
Asthms and Bronchitis ss leads uie to believs il con rnrety
fall tn cure those disenses."
FOR CHOb'P. Give an emetic of antimony, lobe
followed by large and frequent rioee.1 of the Cherry Pecto
al, until i sulaluos the discuss. If taken in season, it will
not fnil to cure.
WHOOPING COUGH msv he broken up and soon ca
red by the uae of Cherry Pectoral.
THK INFLUKNZA is speeilily removed by this reme
dy. Numerous ittsuincus have been noticed wliee whohi
fumlhes were protected from any semais consequences,
while their neifrhlmrs, without the Cherry Pectoral, were
snrTerlug from the disease.
Ur.J. C. Ayeri sjALXM.Ohhk, I lib June, 1831.
I write to inform vni nl Ihe trulv remarkable elfeets of
yoer CIIKRRV PKCTOlt Al. in this Dluce. and in mr
own family, tine nf my daughters was completely cured
in three days of a dreadful WimoriNO Cotton, by taking It.
Dr. Means, one of our veiy best physiciaiHi finely slates
that he considers it the best remedy we have pulmonary
unease., nun mat ne nns cured more enses ol caoer Wltn
it Ihnn any other medicine he ever administered.
Oui clergymen Ihs Hapiist Church says that daring
the run of Ixflcbxca here tins seasta,. he has seen cures
from your medicine he could attareely have believed aitb
out seeing.
Yours respectfully, J. D. WNCt.AIR,' ' '
v Lieptty t'lanmasier.
distinguished Profcs'or of Chemis.
t Meteria Mediec, Bowdoin CoUepe.
ilepcty t'lanmaster,
rrom me
try and
I have fonnd the Cnaaar ParmasL, as iu ingredients
show, a powerful remedy fur cutds, and cauglis, and pul
monary diseasea.
ransKB Clivela.vd, M. D.
Dbcsmvicx, Me., Feb. S. IW7.
DR. VAI.KNTINKMOTT.
The widcJ. celebrated Professor of Surgery tn
the Medical Colleee, New York Cily, says :
Vtt gives me pleasure tn certify the vnlne mid efficacy
or -aybb's uiisbby i KCToRAL,' which i consider peeuio
arly adnpteil ueure disenses nt' the Thnaat nnd things."
Cures of seveie disenses upon Ihe Lungs have been ef
fected by Ciiebbv PxcroBAL in such extreme cases aa
warrant the laihef that a remedy has nt length been pallid
that eau be depended mi In cure the Coughs, Cnkls snd
Consumptitat which carry from our midat thousands every
year. Itisiisleeda medicine to which the slliicicd can
look with confidence for relief, and they should not fail to
avail tneinseires oi it.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Sunhnry by H MASSER, and by
HruRgista generally throughout the 8tate.
July 30, 1853. ceow lv Nov. 13. 52.
Blncksinithin.
'I'UE subscrilier hereby informs the citizens of
Hunbury, and the public generully, that he
intends to carry on the
. nl.ickKniit!ilng Itusliicss
on his own account, and that he lias removed
his shop from near Clement's store, to a new
shop on the premises of Mark Scupham, in Fawn
street, whero he will lie happy If accommodate
all hia customers.
HENRY PARTON.
Sunbury, March 5, 1851. tf.
B. XI. BABTIIOUItV. O. TIVfAST, JB. J. B. CHABBOS
''UsirtliOsW, Tillany Co.
IMPCUITKKS AND WKAI MR IS
rorrin and louicsfic
DRY GOODS,
SNll AGENTS mil THE SALE OP
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
No, 2GS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore.
If our Goods on examination, are not aa cheap
aa they can las bought in any other lupirket they
may he returned forthwith al our eipensc.
lialliinore, Nov. 26, 1853 ly..
ValuableProperty for Sale
In the Borough of Sunbury J
rg'HE subscriber oilers for sole the following
1 property in Ihe Borough of Sunbury, vis:
THE HOUSE
Awl 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:
THE STEAM SAW MILL
on the river bank, together with one and a half
acres uf ground. Also: a double two atory
frame
Dwelling House ami Lot of Ground,
in F.lderla-rry street. Also: sit seres -of
ground al Ihe Point, adjoining Ihe Susquehanna,
on which are erected two fr.tn. housesi wagou
house, Ac. Also:
A House and Lot of Ground
in Cranberry street, near Ihe river, on which lot
ar. also erected three lime kilns. Also j
A Houso ami lialf Lot of Ground,
on Ihe north east comer of River and Dewlaarry
street, occupied by Augustus Clement. Also:
TwciUjr-Three Vacant Lota
on Elderberry street.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Huubury, Jau- 14, 1154-tf.
IMTOUTKIt AND DKALKU IN
- IRON & STEEL.
4.1 Market street, Mow 13A, norlk. sidr,
rHXX.ABBZ.rUXA.
fbil.., Jan. St, MM ly.
("1 KOCKKIEat HugM, Vutlmm, Ts. Mules.
H" mm, Uuw, Hall, Ac juat racvivsal a ad fur
Mb by I. W. TK.M.U 4 CO.
Huubury, AprU , 1464.
)VTK.Vr UWTTANIA UTOPflCM t
mi put i is lor ss as ay
II. M AStEE.
uabury, April. It, llil
4 KMtl.lfsl WRITIM1 fl.l ID aud AdU-
. and legal e.s kiia, fut sals by
li. H. MAUiKK.
HuldauiT. JaJB It. I41.
HIsANKS.
1 mt dewrrivWusi st
&IA.K4 ttmy aWriWusi eaa W kd by
W-ba ml Ums.bTu aj tk. AaaSiMaaaV
HANU UlLlJI sanity pri.te
HasMMla ...ii.laal 4 Ismv
Aba.
bleiaka, ml .M iisuk mm sufaxlaf (a. fax
w MM IMH, ra It,
Tfl "'i.rrrKst i-sii:
I" U baaaaiS.Iak, ai 1 Smmi4 S. Iu4 Nwltri
,4XmU,, W. U. It A.tH.
. aakVa,., iaa 4, lii.-
i DAVIS & CULXN.
I ' i" Dealers In ' - t .
LAMPS, LANTERNS fc CHANDEtlERS,
j ff E. Corner Fourth and Cherry Stttttt,
rBIZ.ASEZ.PHZA.
UA VINO enlarged and Improved their Store,
and having the largest assortment of Lamps
In Philadelphia city, Ihev are now prepared to
furnish PINE OIL CAMPHENE, '
! ' 1 1 BURNINO PITID, '
ETHEREAL OIL', Phmriihene Gas and Lard
Oil, Lamps, Lanterns of all patents, Fancy Hotel
and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers, Girsndoles and
Candclaabraa, and Brittanni. Lamps, at the
Manufacturers' lowest prices. Glass Lamps by
the package, at t small advance over Auction
prices. Being large MANUFACTURERS of
Pin. Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol,
snd (tha only true) Phosgene Gas, they can fur
nish these articles at such prices that Merchants
Will End it to their advantage to buy. Call before
going elsewhere, if you want bargains. Also,
tb. Safety Fl id Lamp for aale.
Phila., 8epL 24, 1853. ly.
Hew Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON & LANZNG-,
MA.NUPACTL RKKS ft IMPOKTKH9,
No. 124 Arch Street, second door above Sixth,
Philadelphia,
WHERE may be found the largest and hand'
somest assortment in the city.
Purchasers from the country will find it to their
advantage to call at our store, where they will be
suited with a superior article nt the lowest prices.
BURTON & LA NINO,
No. 124 Arch Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia.
Phila., Feb. 25. 1854. 3m. .
Look to your Interests !
We will try lo please ! !
S. N. THOMPSON
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public generally that ha has just re.
ceived at his store, in Market street, Sunburv,
a aavw. an c.WIINTf miCK Dl
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consiatingMn part of
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Jeans, Drillings,
Muslins, Vestings, Linens, tfc.
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Muslin de Lnins, Lawns,
Ginghams, Berages, Rubes,
Woolens, Flannels, tc.
GROCERIES,
Sugar, Teaa, ColTec, Iliec, Molasses, Cheese,
Spices, 8alt, Arc, &c, etc.
Hardware,
Nails, Screws, Files, Saws, Knives & Forks, &.c
Queens and Glassware,
of various styles and patterns.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
men, women and children.
Hats Cats, etc., of various sizes and styles.
Besides a targe end general assortment of
fnshionalilo goods. Call and examine for your
selves.
CV Country produce of all kinds taken in
exchange at Ihs highest market prices.
Sunbury, 1 1 mo. 20 1853. 4 in. 30, 'S3.
saw stock. WINDOW SUA DES. saw STILES
G. Ii. BIILLER & CO.
1891. MANUFACTURERS "M.
AN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Iu Window Shades,
South-west corner of Second and Arch Streets,
PHXX.ASBX.PHtA.
yl'OH as Oolite's Landscapes, Holders, Vases,
Scroirs, Boquets,
GOLD BORDERS, &c,
Of the most beautiful designs and perfpetion of
limsli in tins country, anil at sucli
LOW PRICES.
As to challenge sll competition. Rutland White
Hollands, Cambrics, Tassels, Cards, Brasses,
Ac, in every variety, fir Cily or Country Trade.
We invite an examination of our stock, al the
Depot, south-west corner of Second and Arch
streets, Philadelphia.
January 38, 1854. 5m. -
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.
JAMES R F1DLER,
- No. 12 South Second St reel,
PHILADELPHIA.
Gold Lever Watches full jewelled
Silver Lever do
Silver Lcpine do
" (juartier do
Gold pena and pencil and silver halders
Silver Tea and Table Spoona
Bracelets, Breast pins Ear rings Ac
All warranted and sold at prices as low as sitv
in Ihs city.
N.vember 27. 1852 tf.
Porte Mommies,
POCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS
f",HE. attention of th. Trade, and othera, in
J. want tf Port. Moiinaiea, Pocket Books.
Bankers' Cases, Dressing: Cases. Portahlo Wri
ting Desks, Backgammon and Chess Boards,
Chessmen, Pearl, .Shell, and Silver Cord Cases,
Work Boies, Cabas, Nccdlo Books, Money
Belts, Cigar Cases, Portfolios, Raxora and Razor
Strops, 1 ravelling Fliaks, and fine Cutlery, to
gether with a largo variety or riser Goods
which will be sold at the lowest rates.
F. H. SMITH,
Porte Monnaie and Pocket Book Manufacturer,
805 Arch St. below Suth, Philadelphia.
Sept 17, IS53 tf.
. c A it it, - ii:m; sV Co.,
Floor, Grain and Lumber
CommiVion Merchants,
23 and 15 Spror's Wharf,
Baltimore.
hkfi:kk.ncs. '
John Clark, Esq , President Citizens' Bsnk, Ball.
A. r. Kile, r.s., cashier llraoaliu Bank, M
Johu lleruler' Jr., Esq., Philadelphia.
Kosjera, Sinuickson 4c Co.,
J. Tom., Esq., President Cecil Bank, Port Da
poniu.
J. Wallow.r & 8oa Harrisburg.
Col. II. C. Ey.r,ci.liNafruvsj.
J.H. App Coa.
N.(U, Winiai. 4 C, Milltm.
W. W. IWk., Kai., Muury.
Wnaoai fcarbuyler, Eso,.,
Gsuwg. UchJiim, ll.gk.tUU,
W. Wmw Cat, MtmlouravitU.
iimm. Wdluia) f. 1'a.kar, WUIumaport.
T. W, Lloyd, Est) , CmUim, -
Jssm. It. Iluling,
Luj U. Iluling, M
M Usury 4 Uulab, J.rasr Mbaia.
J. P. Ilultug. Ksa., Iark lla.ss).
If C'.rs.Uisaj. 4 C b... lb. lsig4 wkaif-
Iuum ml Ml aiuswtawst buuas) IN UstliuuM., .1'
tk.y. IU fUkk daplh U baaaU U tllaclaMI
lUg Ihsll CS'tfuSaV
rlH..ry II, lJI.-4w.
SILVER WATt II:b.-A few doubl. s.m
Kuslub tU.e Wkla. uf aaU al nmtt b
asava. 9f
mmummij.
M M MkMITK.
Afd l. MM
1OM miB mi Haat atwe, mfmtmm Pl.k Uk,
t'.ul. Ms4miss sl !. ut t ml
(iak.at, t tsart
Jt'
tV K I M I... a J faMlUUM Ft
Mill llliliinii ! ktllsaUJ itilftl aV4Vl tm4
"AID AKD C0MF0BT,"
1 o Your Own Klcchanict.
GEORGE RENN.
MANUFACTURER fj 1
CHAIRS:
Tw we most, jfasmonable Style.
HE subscriber respectfully calls tha ...
Republic to hlT
tnent of every quality and pries) of
lAlH.ET-WAitr: ;
which cannot fail to rcommend Itself loeverr one
Who will examine it, on account of its durnbll
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of th.
best stock lobe had in the city. Noeffori U
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and tb. '
"' J 'dcU,r.min keP P with Z
-. , ....,..,..;.. wmcn are constantly beinv :
madeHia stock consist, of Mahogsny
Sofa, Dlvang and lOonngcu.
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards.
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DIN1.NQ liBLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equj to Phil..
uelphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and prior,
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STAN PS, TOI LET TABLES AND
: EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of his business.
He also manufactures all kinds and qualities ef
CHAIRS,
including varieties never before to be had ir.
Sunbury, ittch m MiHo.aH1, finca Waur0T
.VS""M'L"i,,cu,, A" Wi-nsoa
CHAIRS, inn vasct Pu Stoois, which sr.
of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
1 he subscrilier is determined that there shall
le no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of his ware and
C hairs. ,
His articles will be disposed of on ss good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
Iry Produce taken in payment for work,
u- UNDERTAKING. Having provided
himself with a handsome Hssasu, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending funer
als, in this vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tance from this place. '
, FJP War Koom " in Maret 8treet,
below Thompson's 8tor. and Weaver'. Tavern.
, GEORGE RENN.
8unbury, Jan. 10, 1858. tf.
Important to Coal Dealers.
vJIHE subscribers hereby inform the public, that
they have entered into partnership under tha
firm of Kase, Reed & Co., for tho purpose of
mining, shipping and selling cool, delivered at
ouo.iury. or .t any other point along the Sus
quehanna. I bey will be ready to deliver coal, well prena
red. on contract or otherwise, at all time., on tha
nonesi notice, and on the mini n.i.u.n..
Orders received at Shnmokin by
, , KASK, REED Sc CO.
Sunbury, June 4, 1853. ly.
A Farm for Sale.
rTWE subscrilier olTers for sale his farm.
CONTAINING 284 ACRES
and allowances. It is situated nl.m.t ibra
from Sunbury along the Shamokin creek, and is
in a good state of cultivation. The Philadelphia
and Sunbury Railroad passes through said farm.
It will be olTerod in parts or entire to suit pur
chasers. It ran las divided III ttl ll L IhfflSt atmnll
fttrmg- The buildings are a FARM HOUSE, a
good Bank Barn, and two tenant houses.
JOHN FA HNS WORT.
Lpper Augusta, Sept. 10, 1353. tf.
A VALUABLE HOUSE
And Three Acres of Ground
TOR SALE.
rjlHL subscrilier otTets at private sale, his house
and three acres of ground, on the river Bank
wilhm the limits of the Borough of Sunburv.
Iimu .n f . . ..7. . J
... .... Wiuiaocy oi jonn Blnssler snd orig-
inally owned by Clias. Gusslcr while engaged in
boat building. The improvements aie a
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
With a Well of good Water.
and a good frame stable. There ar a nnn.l.. l
excellent fruit trees ou the premises. The prop,
erty is handsomely located and will be aold at a
reasonaiuc prir. and possession given in April
next Apply to Geo- C. Welker, Esq., of Sun
bury, or to the subscriber at Selinsgrove.
1JSTER KEKLIN.
July 23, 1853. tf.
Lumber Yard.
rHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Sunbury, and N'orthuml erland
and adjoining counties, that he has opened a
i.unibcr Yard
in the lot fronting on Cranberry St., a short dis.
lance East of the Steam Saw Mill, where hs has
now a large amount otSeaiotmi P ami el PUl-
also J'ajiHfl Boards, and all other Boards and
nt'iLin.xu JVIatesil, such as will be wanted for
building purpose. Also a large amount af
Shingle, on hand, which will b. sold from f 6 up
to f 8, according to quality and size. Please oit
us .can and examine our rnces and oualitv.
N. B. Farmers who are in want of Shinvlra
will please call a. w. will sell to vou low.
J. E. LEI II, Sup,
Sunbury, May J8, 1853 ly.
Cheap Watches 5j Jewelry,
liniOLESALE and Retail, at th. "Philadel-
, phia Watch and Jewelry Store," No. B
North Second Street, comer of Quarry,
7HX1VASEX.YHXA.
Gold Ivr Walcaea, lull Kwrlnt, IM carat mars. Ml
li . Id In. rS. t lsiiKiiailiilvarSuaclaclos. I, SO
Hilvar laap. full lewlkrd. Bv. (Jiarl llmwlris, a, no
Hilvar Lrver, lull a-w I'll w ll adits' UaVI Pewils. I oft
Iurm lor t,uurtisis, 7. dive Tea snaaat, sal, i OU
(Jiial iiarua-l, . T.ttJ T-.ii
Utaal I'eia, wilb Paairil aial Silver lloktar, ,nt
Gold ringer R intra, 87 cents to $00 Watch
Glaaaea, plain, It) cenU) Patent, Hj Lunet,
15 ; other artickss in proportion. All good. war.
ranted to be what they ar. sold fur.
STAL FFER 4 HARI.EV,
Successors to O. Conrad.
On hand. sum. Gold and Silver Lever, sad
laepines, .till lower than Hut abuv. prices.
Sept. 10, 1853. ly.
WM. M'CARTT. Bookteller.
1 EsrECTrt'LLY informs th. i.ih.hii.ni. .1
town and eounlry, that h. bss lately rscsai;
sd from Philadelphia, a larg. aJditiou U bis
stork of books, in .very branch of Literature, sad
in a greet variety of Oiuding. rUass call aud
so. Uisia.
Huubury, fl.pt IT, 1151.
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'eulda, and pulinoaery dlasnaa. supply ml
this t aluabls nisdittue just ssvwivtd and aaks
by II. U. MAtEM.
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