-.; l-
, . ,' For ths Banbury American.
roVRTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
, , , AT SHAMOKIN. ., . .
The great birthday of American Ficodom
was ushered in by a clear sky and a scorch
ins aim.', At an early hour oor mountain
girt town was in basiling activity, preparing
to commemorate the most remarkable epoch
in our nation's , history. i The stores and
a hops were closed, the mines and works
wore deserted all being anxious to partake
of the joy fend festivities of that day. ' '
. In the afternoon, pursuant to previous no.
tire, the citizen of the place, furmed iti
procession at the National Hotel, and escor
ted by the Shamokin Greys proceeded to a
beautiful grove, adjoining the town. Here
a large number ladies had gathered to greet
and welcome them with their happy smiles
The mooting was organized by calling on
J. P. Holfenstein, Esq., to preside; assisted
by by Kimber Cleaver and Win, Fagely
Esq., as Vice Presidents, and J J. John as
Secretary. The President on assuming the
duties of the chair, returned his thanks in a
few pertinent and appropriate remarks. A
petition to the throne of Divine Grace was
then offered by the Iter. Mr. Ehihart, after
which the Declaration of Independence was
read by the Secretary.
On motion Spencer M. Kase, Esq , then
addressed the audience in a lengthy speech
abounding in the most eloquent remarks.
His address was confined to the day we cel
ebrate, the struggles of our forefathers, their
sufferings and privations, and the bright
prospects of our future. The toasts were
then read, and responded to by R. C. Hel
fanstein, Esq., Dr. Win. Atwaler and others
in a very able manner. The meeting then
adjourned, and preceeded by the Shamokin
Greys returned to town amid the soul stirring
musio of fife and drum.
Now in conclusion one word for the Sha
mokin Greys and their efficient officer, Capt.
Lake. TUeir nolle bearing and manly de
portment, have won for them universal re
spect, ami the manner in which they tcqnit.
taJ tiamselves in drill, speaks volumes in the
Ci plain's favor as an officer.
N. B. It is peedless to add that the re
freshments were duly appreciated.
REGULAR TOASTS.
1. The Day we celcbra'e. May our
childrens children perpetuate its observance.
2 The signers of the Declaration of Indt.
penjenet. " -
! j , 'His writers mturru nf thrlr noma, i.
The wood's are pe ip'ed with their fume,
T!i meanest rill t! e ml,j'itiest river,
, Roll mingling Willi their fi mo forever.
3. Independence Jhll.' The oradio of
lib r y. It atands seono while the thrones
and monarchies of the old world are Iremb
ling to their centres.
4. G-orge Washington. First in war,
fust in peace and first in the hearts of his
jounlrymen.
5. William Fnn. His defamcrs have
ajded lustre to his fame. His decendeuts
love and revere his memory, anrllhe world
will ever acknowledge that he was an honest
man.
6. The American Eagle. May she find
a nestling plnce under every Despots throne
on J hatch mischief to its occupants.
7 The Union. Palsied be the arm that
would dismember one limb of the body pol
i.ic. 8. ' reiiiuyfi'anju. The Keystone of the
arch. Let her sister Stales beware how they
loose her fastening".
. 9. The intelligent, patriotic and virtuous
citizen of the U. S. oj Amenec. No matter
whether rich or poor in this worlds gooila, he
of ail other men on earth, has the most va.
lid claim to the title of sovereign.
10. Benjamin Franklin, "whose wand
dmw tho lightnings from Heaven and smote
the sceptre fiom tyrants."
It. Jainet Otis The brilliant intellectual
genius, the firt apostle and martyr of Ame
rican liberty.
12. The true American Statesman and the
political demagogue tho first a blessing and
last a curse to his species.
13. Woman
VVith our bunted freedom we acknowledge hii sway,
Mi haa always a will, (he hns olio her way.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
Adam and Jefferson. Ameiicao at heart,
and Americans by biith and principle, their
names will ever be identified with the day
we celebrate, and as year treads upon year
In tho great ciicle of time their principles
will spread as the rays of the sun, while the
patriot and historian will clotho their names
in a bright halo of impeiiehable glory.
J. J. John.
Chrufiunify. The only enduiing basis of
national prosperity and greatness.
W. At water.
Religious liberties abroad, one of the great
niiuriples of the age. To its advocates we
iy. God speed.
" ' J. P. Hclfon.tein.
Shamohn CJltglate Intitule What the
Dank would be to the progress of business,
may it be ! the onward march of intellect
F. A. Clark.
lion. James Pofiort. Triad and Hut.
a nuel lUriiiKin.
The Bank of Shamokin. Its necessity is
lull its uaofuluest is laiuiu may the capi
tal t forthcoming and )iU tea per ceut. to
lh sitiokboUtfis , ,
Wm. rsgsly
The Shautuii 67s Tbeir manly bear-
in oil this ocoaaion is a sure gtiarantsa that
if the hour of llirif eounliy'a paid ania,
iti.a will luth to Ilia ihuksalol lha Rub
tjontf than Ibejf.
lUlsil C lUlfsnsivin
fiof,, ar44 The roblel that
...,,ha lu the ta iks u( our i.tmies aud
noJ4 shoes " f'oJ
sirfk of y't-
Tka til I siste fcauaa ! ' CklladwIpkU
SUSMSI.V teait iMifo'S) "
l.b'a 14 laisavl lelieia, 'pianoia.
bibMl all ik raaj Mia alt ike ppl
were to take place, and what is still mom re.
marksble, that very bell was the first one
tang on the adoption of the Declaration of
Independence, and not very long after that
event it become fractured and useless, It
had finished its mission. With this preface
I offer the following sentiment. .
The old bell of '70 whose one vocsl
chamber is how housed and still that the
voice of firemen may ''proclaim liberty
throughout all tlio land unto all tho people
thereof." . . i , .
Kimber Cleaver.
1 ' ' ' ! .' i for tht BoiAnrr American.
the rorrtTii of jilt at miaSioki
, This birth day of our independence was
celebrated at Shamokin in a manner truly
worthy the day and the glorious event com-
memmated. The voice of' rejoicing was
heard at early dawn--gladness filled many
hearts during the day, -and sweet repose was
granted to the slumberer at night.
Early in the morning,, the tolling of the
bell, called together the children end teach
ers of Shamokin Sunday School at their ac
customed place of meeting. After appro
priate exercises they were formed into a pro,
cession and escorted by the ''Shamokin
Greys" to a neighboring grove attended by
many clt'zens. It was an interesting sight
to see above two hundred children, accom
panied by their teachers, escorted by theii
brothers in turns, and followed by many
parents and friends, remember this national
Sabbulh jn so becoming a manner. After
reaching the erove and all were seated, the
Rev. R. Hill of Shamokin Collegiate Institute,
addressed the nmlicnco. He was followed
by the Rev. Mr. Mi Kehan of Sunbury. Both
these addresses were appropriate mid listen
ed to with much interest by those present.
As is customary on such occasions, refresh,
mcnts were then distributed among the
members of the school. , So liberally had
they been piovided that not only tho wants
of the h drmi wero satisfied, but the "(jood
things" wero freely . shared out to others
pierient. After singing the national air,
"Mf Country 'tie of thee,
Sweet land of liberty,
Ortliee I ling, Ac."
the procession was reformed and the child
ren were again escorted to town, to the
Presbyterian church where they were dis
missed, highly gratified with the evercises
of the mornina. SI1AMO.
For the Sunbary Ameriran.
lam pleased to hear the name of Benja
min Patton, Eq., ofTreverton mentioned as
a candidate for tho Legislature. He is emi
nently qualified for the station, and if elrcted)
will make a highly uselul and honorable rep
resentative. He presided as President Judge
of the Court of Common Picas of Alleghany
county, for 10 years, and was highly esteem
ed for his legal abili ies tiltl integrity, and
impartiality. He is n gentleman of liberal
and enlightened views, and will cheerfully
aid in the adoption of such legislative acts'
as will be for the public goofl. Norlhumber.
land county, has now an orpirtunlly of being
lepresenied in the Legislature, by a gentle
man, compe'.ent in every respect.
TREVERTON.
For the Sunbury American.
Sei.inm.rove, June 29, 1854.
Ma Masses : Permi; me to calf atten
tion to what can ha dona by industry nnd
care, for nniiroveinj land and inoreasins
iheir value, by reference to my own experi
ence, lhis summer 1 am offered 540 for
the crop of hay off of a single acre of ground
ist out-side of town. Three years ago the
same land was not deemed worth the taxes,
and, in fact was regarded as a nuisance.
Yours truly
William GAur.i.ca
News from other Counties.
Alleghany County
FlTTrBl'HO AND STCl'SEK VII.LK IlAlLROAD
VVs learn, from the Journal, that section A.,
extending from Wood's rolling mill lo Lor
enz'a elate house, was assigned to Mesrs,
Moorhead k Murray, and Section B., running
from the latter point to the end of the Mon.
ongabela bridge, to Messrs. Calohan, Duncan.
Blanchard & Geary.
Columbia County
The Grain Crops. We are sorry to learn
lhat (he Wheat in this vicinity is almost en
tirely destroyed by the White Weevil. Far
mers have discovered from 18 to 24 of I hose
insects in a single prain. We are glad lo know
that lhis is not the case with all the country,
we see it slated in sonio parts lhat the
prospect is favorable to a full yield. Col
Democrat.
Berks Couoljr
The Reading Railioad Company have civ
en orders to the engineers, conductor!, agents(
ana otner persons 111 their employ, in all ca
ses where lhe observe a drunken man on or
near Ihe Railroad track, to take him in
charge, ami place him, if possible, in Ihs
custody of the police or constable of the die
lnct in which he may be found. This is a
very ronsidttiate regulation, anil may. aave
1.. 1: -r :
wi many poor creatures woo aie
foolish enough to dunk lo esce, and fool
hardy enough lo wander or lia down upon 1
railroad track when in that helpless condi
tion.
3tcmo of 2?ct)5 cmi) vCljoicc.
A Child only lea )vsrsof age baa been
soul lo jail iu liluca, N. Y., for stealing
sliasi berries.
Tut Village of Si, Anthony, Minnesota, i
glowing very rapidly this seaaoit ; islllers
and capital pouring in uupieesHlealodly.
Omar I'aeha bs til aides-de-camp. Tbey
sie all lluiigtiiaos, and isauarkable fur the
ps4 nb hiili 1 its) goavei Ihe giound
I hay speak fisnck aud Teikwa) tery wall
LissastiK. k (ssb)ieiUa Cbuieh al
bai lit euMiiuuiiwauis, at Vttksbuig. Miss
givealium ll.oooie i0,ooo aouuslly U
(MitevuMiil ov)la.
Ta Ma' Iaiaii Tke ifiia-a
usMisiUink lbs I alghl lboiaaa4 dellais, a
salary Im i Msim af laa ly, U sUul lb
ugai tweont i eosoia ability la tba ilfii
sal lespecitbiUiy la ia sftise i.Wgss.
SUWBURYAMEltlCAN AND S1IAM0K1N J OURNAL.
A Bio Lba. on a Rio Stort. -A leaf of
the Victoria Pie Plant, io garden at Adrian,
Michigan, is said to measure twenty-throa
feet, seven inebei in circumference.
Grasshoppers, in innumerable swarm,
infest the fields in many parts of E..'eni
Punnsylvsnin, carrying devastation to all tin
vegetation of thd fields.
Srr.KRiNO, Balloohs. Sumo person in
Pari,, Fiance, is said 10 have , tfifcovttie.l a
method of directing I ho course of a bt)l":
but- the modus operandi has not - been made
publio, nor baa the inVnulion, as yet, been
tested. ... i ,
Personal. Major L1117, of Caibon county
Pa., who seived with disliuction in the
Mexican war, is now in Washington, D. C,
on his way to Kansas, where he is about to
local permnnently.
American steel, said lo be of a remarkably
fine quality, has been made from the ore of
an iron mine in Sussex county, N. J , and as
the process is an easy and cheap one, iin
poitant results are anticipated from the es
tablishment of this branch of manufacturing
industry.
I)c ittavkct0.
Baltimore Kaikct.
Julj 5, 1851.
CHAIN. The Grain market continues dull,
the offerings of all descriptions aa limi'cd,
nnd the demand by no means bri?k. The
samples of the new crop Hint have beeneen
erally of inferior quality. New red sold this
morning at 170d lfiO cts., nnd new white nt
180a 195 cts. for common to good parcels
Corn was very dull. Of the parcels at mar
ket only S00 liihhels were while Corn, the
balance brine yellow. There Hrn sales of
a sample or two of whitp at "SjKO els., but
no sales nf yellow look place. We quoto it
nominally at 8u80 cts. Wo note sales of
600 bushels prime Virginia at 61. Pennsjl
vania Outs were hold at 62 cts , but no sales
were made this morning. Theie were par
cels of Ryo at market. Pennsylvania is siili
quoted at 105 cts , ami Maryland ami Virginia
at 90a95 cts.
SUNBURY
WllSAT.
Rts.
Curit.
Oats.
PoTlTOM,
Bkkswax
Hkcklku Flax.
BcTTi.a.
Egos.
Pone.
Fl.AXftl.ED.
Tailow.
i'lUCE CUUUKiNT
200
ion
50
12
5
n
to
11
ICS
10
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made to the next legislature of Pennsyl
vania for the creation of a corporate boily with
bunking and discounting priviligea, to bo called
' I'm: Mixxns Bank or Susn ui, to be located
at Sunbury, with a capital stock of Two Hun
dred Thousand dolluri, with the priviipga of
increasing the same to Tints Hundred Thou
sand, if necessary.
July 1. 1854. Cm.
NOTICE.
A PPMCATION will bo made to the legislo
turo of Pennsylvania, at the session of
SS5( Tor tho iiicorporation of a Savings Institute
with discounting privileges, and with authority
to receive mc-iies or depositee, in nny sums from
a dime upwards, with a capital of Filly thousand
dollars, to be located at Sunbury, Northumber
land county, Pa., and lobe culled the Ixuustbial
8avi!cs Institute.
July 1. 1854. 6m.
Notice to Collectors.
ritHE Collectors of the difTcient townships of 1
JL Northumberland county will pay in their !
atate tax on the following days, in order to save
the abatement 1 Upper M aha liny, Jordan, Jack
son, Lower Mauanoy, .erlie, Cameron and Lit
tle Muhanoy will pay in on the 12th of July ;
Shamokin, Hush, Coal, Lower Auguslu, Upper
Augusta and bunoury will pay in on the 13th or
July ; Northumbclaiid, Point, (.'hilisquaque,
Milton, 1 urbut, Lewis and Delaware will pay in
on the 14iu of July, 1 854.
CH8. WEAVER, )
JOSEPH NICELY, Com asrs.
SIMON S.N YD EH, )
Comm'urs Office, )
Sunbury, July I. lSM.- i
OR RENT. The lower story of the buildiug
JL in Market street, lately occupied as the office
of the Sunbury American.
Apply to
IL B. MASSER.
Sunbury, July I, 1854.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
or Tasteless Salts,
Prepared by
WEISF.R & BRUNER.
This prepaiation is recommended as an ei-
rellent laxative and purgative, it operates mildly,
is entirely free from any unpleasant taste, re
sembling lemonade in flavor. This medirina ia
highly beneficial for diseases peculiar lo summer
anil urn weather.
Sunbury, July 1, 1854.
Miners' und Machinery Oils,
Consisting of Sperm, Lsrd, Solar Elephant
sud racks J Whale (tils.
For Sale bv
ALLEN & NEEDLES.
23 South Wharves and 35 South Water Street,
I aituurifiAia
July I, l5J.-3in.
'riimciim'ussiis.
h iihtHji leu than 31 ouuees.
For ths Cure of Hernia or Bupturo.
A CK.NOWLKDGKD by lha hihesl medical
aulhoriliaa of Philadalwhts, niroinnaruU v
superior tu any oibar iu use fcuUoicis will ba
iratilwj la lia thai Ihs oaraaiaii row oilers lu
prucura nn only ths tigli$t u4 ml but
as idmrmUt a Tiuas as any uttwr. iu beu, of ihs
mmktmmt awaf MiseMsrlaWa aulxa aaualla ulj.
Thsrs la Mo diltiru'ly atvrudiiig lbs BlUng, and
whaa Ihs pod is lucalad, it will lUlu iu poealiuu
williout !uiijf,
Psiauns al a diaunra unable U call ihs
suuacriUr, ran bas lha 1'iusaaenl It mj ad
Jims, by rsinillinj t'u illn Ul Ihs aiuala
Truss, ut Ttn f.4 Ihs duubla with susaauis
round lha hips, snd slain aids alleiUj. t ,
b sirhauaad lu suit if Out Atllitg, by Isluiumj
U al oucs uuuiiled.
t it4 mIs) asily If lha luMilr,
CAI.EU II NttUl.taJ,
Cos. TwelllU Hl slrssla. PltlUdolphia.
ty Ltaiss, auuiug las Uitstt ul Mvhsi.
Ual tfupawu, aiaitia U aWaaaaMul af Iks lu.
Umal Oissas, Hu-'uslua ralllu ! lua M awh,
VmI, PuluHHta'y. l ffiu, Nsnou aJ
aual WNksM, ara twlua4 laalt aaHuusasul
aud siwuiH'a4 . villi M aUssMiauss si
1S ItdUMta, (wi api lus ismhs sola. is,)
No. 114. I lilt) Ut, 1st sVeuf Kaaa.
July I, USt-ly.
Ul AM fsMkaasurfspas lWJ aasl Wisb
Maslasas, lluakds, (.sseuhwaM. i.si
4, her salsWy H H4U.
uasi Avi I. ! -
List of Causes,
If jOR ttiol in the Court of Common Tlcas
IV of Northumberland County, at August T..
A. D., 1854. .
. rLAtNTirrs. mrr.imT8.'. '
lolin Hunt, r va j.tlm li.n.j
K''u'i'n l''.iucN & Ko vn Jc'n lvosfir 4 '
M.htis l llatinweil va Jsnie U-:u
"-l-lill I II .111, 11 IllB
iu.'i.i'it r:atiii co a ruii.o
K.i'liKiu li bri.tca & ro vs tune '
.Na:ne va Km me ,
W in I. 00k vs riarmrcl Johnson
U 'liiuioriwrnlth vs George L'ckrrt adni'r
John C Meloy vs John Wedilecomb
aicplien Klhs ailm'r vs K I. Viyct
Tliomns M' Williams vs Wilson Hut kinson
.IrcoI) ftitznl n ' David (Jotild
Unniel Kcliront va 1) II Dieishucli et aj
Lewis Dewsrt's rxr vs K 4 W Fnpelv
lHvi.l Davis va Sweeny o CaldweMj Garnishes
Wui W'a'tnriglit vs K S 'i'rrgo 0 co
David HerliU vs G W Krrere
Charles Hsupt vs Krlck & ."ifcr
David Ilotuco tc wife vs Geo Yoiikins ajnir t 1
Win Trnry vs Koliiua it Willicfm
Win P Marr ' vs John Daily
Davi.l Walton vs s-.una
While 0 Mervina vs Bowers (Josh 4- to
t m H Fryinire vs ; John Miller.
Bcnj imin Barnhsrt vs J V Chillis
F Jordan & co vs Banj Uriffny
A turn lirosious ajmr v Jacob Kuhrl
DaviJ Walter vs l-aviil Waidron
Darharn Bowot's Ruttnlian vs Clias A Kuti
J on an Weaver
l-.vo weaver
Chns A Kutx
Abm Karia cX 11 1
Jacob Seaaholtx
Jiiinui Cameron
' Jacob Dt'tter's Esr
James (Jsmerol vs
Seasl'.olitfor Kcnn vs
Dsniel lMtckemilter vs
Janica B Smitti vs
John Fotlmer'a exrs vs
snme
name r
Jncok Vv'heelnnd & eo v J F Granirsr et al
It V Cununiggs vs Htnrr AVelsey tt al
Ilannab Zchnilcr & co va James Errson
Joseph Lon vs Vv.t M cKce
Levi Malin va E .V Graham
Wm F Nslo va t.amo
GcoPCiiirp vs John f'liristophcl
Joseph 1 .00 a vs Gao C McKre -H
otclieon for Kills efc Bound va J PHhulli
Geo P Camp va Sand .Stjlilixckrr et al
J"hn Knnuse vs ( .Varies Robins et ul
Farley Fisher vs Win D Georhart
Wm Martin vs Gharlcs !:'cck
JAMES BEA MO, Trotly.
Prolhonr lary'aOlIice.
Hiinlinrv. July 1, 1854. I
ritOCLAMATIONT"
JV OTICE is hereby given thnt thn aeriual
i-" Courts of Coiumon J'icas, Gencrrl Qn.irtcr
Sessions of the pi a -e, anil Oprbana' Cuiirt. Court
X'o
commence at the Court House, in the borough ol 1
Sunbury, at 10 oV-looK, A. M. on Monday, tho
7th day of August, next, and will continuo
TWO weeks. I
i lie coroner. J us'.iccs 01 me n-aeo ami conta-
bits in snd for tho county of North nmberlitnd, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per
sona, with their rolls, records, imjuisiiions, and ;
other remembrance, to do thoso things to their
several oliiccs apbortniiiing lo lie done. And ail -witnesses
prosecuting in liehalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner ara alsn requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to proseculo uu.-.ln't him, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave Rt tiieir ,
peril. Jurors ore roquestcil to be punctual in their
attcnuuiicc, at ll.e time unpointed sgix;cablo to
their notices.
Given under my hand at I
ui.uury, Hie ut ocy or (
July, in the yetir of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and Gfly-fjiir and thu In
dependence of tlio United Stales of America
the 77th.
WILLIAM B. KIPP. SheruX
God save the Commonwealth.
SUPREME COURT, TS. DIST. PA.
NOTICE
WS hereby given that the Supreme Court fur j
Ihe Northern District of Peiinvylvania will
- :.. .1 ..,:.. .1.. -
ci'llllIM-iiLi? Hi. ailllilOl R.ei'lll (Ijr'TIl ,,,1.1 tlllHU .
Monday of Julv neit, at tho Court Houfe in '
Sunburv. ' uelertiiiiipii to ieimii 110 one to undersell uni. -
CHARLES l'LEASAN'J'ti, Prolli'y. i i''" Kdi arc choice, and caiel'ully selected from
Proth'ys office, Juno 28, 1 834. " ' the best in the Philadelphia market, and they
LIST OF CAUSES FOR ARGUMENT AT ' wi" he '"f"' 1"p in,l'v iaesu '? "J
in v i'. iu n itri 1 warrant, u. 11. s stocit consists tn part of hand
JUI.I Ibl.Sl, A. U, IbJl. Marscilca and 8ilk Vcslir.gs, Duck anJ
ai si T . . a w . . 0 "
Caldwell
vs Uurnett .:t Ac. Lycoming
McCarty
va lloliman ilo.
vs Allison Northumberland
vs Weimer do.
3- Kerrey
Cleinci
:nt
Robinson
vs nuperc i.oiuniuia
vs Malo Union
liuminel
Sower &. Barron vs Clement Northumberland
dimming vs Eyer Union
Donnel ct Dewart vs ltellss Northumberland
10. Oer. lief, congirgntton
I.utli. conL'rra-ation
in St. retera church in St. Pelera cb
vs . . .
Union
11. Fisher va Farley do.
12.
13.
14.
IS.
16.
17.
IS.
19.
U0.
81.
S2.
23.
Knnbli vs Drake et Co Columbia
Kilter vs Dealer Union
Trautmans appeal Lycoming
Youngn.an va Murray do.
Addia va Hallrtr do.
8ama va 8anio do. I
Kitine.t al va Smith A- Vsi?.?otis.:llcr NortliM
Huffman va Va-tino I.j coming
Ri.-htr.r vs Smith .t Wari?r.nfrller Union
Thomas et al vs H W Snyder do.
Dentlers sniH-al Northumberland
Cninmings apeal
L cma iu i;
7o le Honorable the Judges of the Court af
Quarter sessions for the county of Sorthum
inland. .
The unlersi)rneil pnliiujirr n rprcli'ull)' H.tia lis Ibe lbai.
I Vl'Ufl ., a,n" m . row ... k.i .III, i'l ,ll,Cll, ,U
I tkM I.IU.II .a M.Mittl Pmim-I.
jo m. rrfit R.
R lbs aiHtersiftneit eiliseiis v( ..unt t'mini-t, be.
iux aenuuuitcd wiO, the Peiiti-mrr, di rcrni'y iImI lie is
id gum! lepute fur h.nicsty sih! lrin;.(.ruti k, u at lltul lia is
Well pruviileil with aisiie ristn bimI iStwr v .avsiaai-a
the aeetuinu slnliisi nt slraiiftt-rs ami tmv-eis. ant tlist en
lint m invent there is iiervstuy Ini liu akiioiuiuiiUalusi ui
almiifieisaiHl Iravelria
Francis B I'iMta, David J. Iwie, Jena Yarnsll, J II
Ystnall, tiwise A. Krrler. Palrrlt lfc.iv. Wm It Clicr
initial, J H tnsoii, J, lliiiusisi Jauirs, Fsiibuak llintioii
A. Ayrns, Win H. Iirh
Ml. Caiiocl, June SI, IhM 31.
GUANO, GUANO.
kJOOO Tuns No. I (joverniiiciit Teruisn
Cuano.
IOOO Tons Super-phosphate nf Lluie.
DOtlTous Mineral tiuano,
i'OIt SALE UY
ALLEN A NF.E0LL3,
23 South H'aan-rj mid S3 "iattlh II u.r Shut,
fnt door lur; t'krtluut ,
riULAOSL.'UIA.
J mis tl, I.i4. Hut.
EsUtTof ALBIN NEWDERUY. itc'l
laj OTICE is hvuiiy ivva ilut Mtrs uf Ad
ij MiniisliaUoa baa larsit frauirj la tha uu.
uwsignrj Uiun lha sauts ot Alblii NswbarrT,
lta ul I'miil luwuship, .Nurtlmiulie'ilai.il rounly,
uVe'J, All Isriautia Hid. bled ara rvjoeslej la
ntsks liuuieJula lusyiusul, and all hasinf elatiua
W dtmau.de s(aiii aaul lala ai (Wailed lu
inaks Ids sams kimwn la Ihs subaertlwis wl.hool
lUlsy.
HH A?ll. fit. UMUI Y. 1 AJ1.-,
I.IIHK.M .MIVVMEKICV. I
f iinl ip, Jims v, Isvi.-ei.
(" 1i lt)' r K CJKi.ATIK. I'M Jellws.
Jfi ! W i.ltLH Unl Nt-t-uuluiy.
Juua 1. Uit"-
UAhPlitmt , luia shJ iailiaa Jsaa
Ut l-LM UKlNtk--
IiKlTKU TO.NU' r-a Jlt"s ain.'s,l
' Vtls:als.HtM.M.
VakUrs, Joa l. !.
'tl.trAllIst t AtltB t'O VW.liM.-1.1
aWaaa liismia sd t'i.l1U t'sllia ft.
' VsLI-iHt-, Vast St
a.alif, Mt IC ' -
To the Volf iz ofNorthtuntcrlond Comity.
Fellow Cituex.. I hereby announce to
you that I will I a csndidaUJ at Ilia October
elcttii ii for tho oliirS of
- SHERIFF, ' .
C;r w'i'-h I solicit your votes. And in doinpt so
I ei.iir my sincere thsnks to thoso who kindly
iiiortad ma when a candidate heretofore, a
kinilnrss which I shall ever hold in grateful re
membrance. Ehould a majority of you. ncs
projier to srsnt me tlio favor I now ask, and I bs
elected Mieri.Tof ihs county, I shall make every
effort to perform tho duties of the oClcO ta tho
satiafsi'tiiii f i!it public.
HENRY WF.ISE.
tTjiper AiiOnst. June 17, 18C4.
To the Voters of Avortuitia'cerlaail County.
Fat. low CiTixr.ss. At the solicitation f a
nur.ilior of my frienrls, I aijain nlHsr mynlf as a
candidate for tho office cf
l'ROTHONOTARY,
end prmnisa. if elected, lo discharge the duties
o' t c I'flk-c with correctness, ond to Ihe iiest of
iny ability.
JAMES BEARD. -Runlmry.
Jure 17, 1851.
lo tJae Voters of Koit'uumbetland County.
Fellow Citixsxs. Enrourngcd by my nu
merous fiends I cfiir myself to your constJora
linn for llic oiTice of
TROTIIOXOTARY,
and promise, if elected, to discharge the duties of
tho oirico faiihridly snil to ihn tet of mv ability.
MA C Bi:il)KLSr'ACH,
Point. June C4, lfc:S1.
To tlio Voters of Wcrltuiiibuiiand County.
Kneuurngcd b .' thoai!'jiorl heretofore roceived,
and at the aolirit jtinti of l.iy fnrl:iis, I agsin oficr
myaslf a a cumi.iiute fur l!ie elliie of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the cnsuiiiR cli tlion, ami iromi.-e, if rlccted.
to iliscWire tiio duliua ul the vlhVc fail'.fuily anil
impartially.
. MARTIjV GASS.
Khainiii.in to., June 'i i.
To tho Voters of Kci tLu'jilorlctr.d Courty.
Fellow Citixi-.nh: Encouraccd by nisny
of my friends tbrongliout tiie eountv, I br.-, tiih
iitwr nnlt :- y jur considcr&tiot: f t Hi: office
of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
st the ciiM'inir election. Should I bo rlected. I
promise to dischurn tho Julirs thereof fait'ifully
snd willi impartiality.
FKEDEKICK HAA8.
Tapper Anpiifta. Juno 17. 1P5!.
Tothe Voters of NoalandCcy.
"'-' "w Cmrrxi : hneournpvd by loony
Wend. I anuoiiiico myself as a candidate fort::e
Glilcc"' nmniiTrrtTn
COL Ml COMMISSIONER
nt the apiiroochitia: election. Should I be fleeted
I pledge inyM'lf to dischnrgo tbo ilutk'S ihc.-eo
with punctuality and iu.p;nti u'itv.
GEOKGE BKItiHT.
Sunbury, Apiil 8, 1S.")4.
To the Voters of KorthivmLcrlsnd County
Fellow Cit'Ikns. Encouraged by ninny
of my friends, 1 herewith ofi r myself to jour
consijeretion, as camliilate for the otiiceof
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
9' thc-ensu'ms elortion. SI ould I bo elected, I
promise to f'lllil the duties thereof with fidelity
anil imparliatitv.
ELIASBHOCTOCa
17. 1S51.
Sunburv, M
JOHN V. HAETIN,
MERCHANT TAl LOI?,
t.vstvrmit, pa.,
RESPECTFULLY informs his
fiieuiU and
customers Unit he h is just received from tho
city a new and complete ass iitmeiit of
JtH IVearinx .2:urJ,
nlilcii he will uiSne tin to order, or sell, as chcao
. . 1
any other estiihliiUicnt in the place, as he is
ot,er Lineua for Coats, Ac. Also, a variety of
, (joliS t'ussiiners. Cravats, Neck 'i'ios, and a
i variety of oilier articles for Meiis' wear,
J tSuubury, June 10. 1834. if.
I
Nolico to Taxpayers.
"v OTICE is hereby given tn Taxpayers, that
all those paying thrtr State Tax fifteen daya
nrior to the first dnv of AutruU next, will bo al
it ... 1 .
lowed lite per cent.
C1IAS. WEAVER,
:iIAS. WEAVER, )
OS. NICELY, SCW.
LMO.N f.NYDSR.)
JO:-
SIMON
Vl.'ll VI Willi, ,
, n."r...
Mun'iurv, June 10, tool.
NOT i CIS
To Trespassers on tha Telcgrapli Line.
7 OTIC B ia hereby given, lhat all persona
' J-' hHind trespassing upon, or injuring the line
1 tu0 Philadelphia and Sunbury Trlegrapb will
i ,,r wil!l ' cording to the act of Assembly in
such casus made ar.d provided.
II. U. MASSER. rres'l,
Phila. snd funbury Tele,jra;)h Co.
tiiinlmiy, Juno 3, ISS4. If.
PATENT
Gulvanizeil Iron Tubing,
TOE CHAIN PUMPS.
n 11 Ani li Tenth Stittt.
ruiLAUKU'itlA
a ...tl ..urim.ni nf nui A mriran Oah aniiej
?hert snd Itoonng Iron always on liaml
All erdera iiruuiiillv allended u bv
McCOI.I.Ol Oil &. CO.
I'hila., May 7, Hat 3m.
Billiard Saloon,
.ilHrUrt (tquurc, Kunbui j .
SBSIIIS Tnliinff. ruatlfl of Gatvanivd Iron hv :
I 1 puiu,,l,nachi,.,rv,pc.v.jre;,i.lrt..Kth. iC-r,.h.-r, A.Um luiraoc. ai..i tuworiii Oil . MOies, jewc.ry, fte., which he .v.ll ei Bl
combh ed wilu aimplicitv and nea.neas, and ii If, e. iVrt!! llaymtiUcr fc rvj I' i a t" 1 1 1 hiswite, i mo ralo puces.
warranted M lo corr.Kle. u row olli-ied far .ale W'l Graham Klialm h (.lahaffl , L.elino U.-pair,nK nf ( UL Watches and Je,! y
' . u.b..,.v of tha (Jralism and Marrjanlta ?.L l.iaham, l done at the shiniest notice.
JiIE aubarnUr rsaiweifully iiifoims ihe putlic , J.ICksii, Jews llvston, and J.hn W. Motne. J Va. 100 t'.ej 'lf,M ?., ii i i-a-
thnt ba has ercctrJ fur their sniii e ncnl sn.l , v,,,,,.- h.irt- i-ieii lhat ill i-iirumico .,. U ... v.. . ' . '. :
nsren. ao elrsant rosswoud billiard labia, ill)
imlia rubbar tualiinna, in ths builitiiiaj lately
ucrupitd as ths ortiiS ol ihs Munbury Anisruan,
t,;i alalia.
J. a.
KtrlfcK.
Huubury, Juns IT, IsJt at.
...J for 1. b, S M. A. . UI.
L-ss ,Usia. Mi, Uil-
lJU KV t'Ol'OW CtNUV. (n i-rl.
Icul risnu w uus, c-Miu. r ur au.s
l i'.m a.iuv.
. ... u .
IH'.viuiisr a. i"-i.
l.uoar .tufusl. May , lav
UVMsl. lK4 U..f.' Matkawi. ludiisis
t'ltawtai, ItaUNas, t is, Laisasis 4 Oiausa
vt i4.d sad hs sU
AHUJiU L W.TCr A ( O.
1H Ii 1 1 a. rAlfkTiuiT'luV'Xl'ukTlJ,
SaUtf Vk f UKM A lm A tM
suSais, laa II, till -
aul.u, Juua ti, !... and l.-ra all IU- ra,ii. a, I'U.r ,,. 4j. ' ".!. jusl ,e..,., M. , r
. . ! laudsui, ai aiiiMd lo t pia. tf,,i. ' IV'I t. KVIM
5i sU't. ai eL e-iis. t laiMallas, v,l , Vv 11.11 M U. Itii r, Misntf. '"' ua.U, M4 h , ,
l-sss, u.ii kuis aw! taste saa ul : fclieurt's t'Ous iliiii I i"t " "" - -
kUMla, just isseiss ami sal tS ul u. Juaa u, t, I ST.. , "" ut "t K-i. H M. . . ,
MM. A. KNtbB. . . - -' 4.s . ,-
T0WKR HAIL
CLOTHING STORE,
Market Street, opposite the tod Lion JlMl,
Suiabury. Pa.
THE sulscrilr Is hspi? o ann-.ifcs t the
citizens of Sunbury oti'l vicinity, tbst lie
has just opened a large stoeis nf v -
C10THIITO OP EVERY DZZCmilW,
such as Coats of every fashion, Pools ar?d Vests,
Hhirts of nil kinds, figured and plain. u.'H.er
shirts and drawers, loth woolen snd cotton,;
ted flannel shirts, twilled, plated bosoms,
overhauls, atocl:iiifls slid gioves, of sll
kinds, suspendars, silk hsn-lkerchhfs,
ties snd stocks, pookct hsndknr
' chiefs, celton and hilk t splendid
' collars, suspenders of all sisos
snd prices.
U has oflen been saiJ of a pocket in a
shir!, but come and see Ihe pocket, vcf!
and shirt in one.
A!ot a fine assortment of Cloths, CnFsimr.rssnd
Bftttinetts, SOrftrrtrr goods, hlaclw satin lor
' Vests, at every price, and any qnnntity of
fancy vest patterns, which will bn msilo
up to oriler to soft customers ; my me: im
is: no fit no take. And at for cheup
selling, I don't intend to ho heat by
Europe or America. Also oit
band, a large assortment of
Umbrellas at any price, loanit
(treat and Rinall, togclher
With some tiavcllinur
bugs to carry YonkiO
notions in, largs nnd snmll.
C :no Formera, STeehaui-i, T.-tb-Tcrr e. ;
CoH lit anil sec tlie Cl-lhi"!? at Tur-cr
And if yoa wont to Ik- r.iltnl to a T,
Tn!t at tc stTe of J ,hn II D.
JOHN" II. DANFIELP, Agent.
Sunbury. May 2ff, lSI. Sin.
VSSSER I2rTJj2K,
Yf holcsale and Retail Druggist3,
7farf St., next dr,or to E. Y. Bl ight's Store,
surc-Etrnr, pa .
aTaFFCn lo the rnihlie U.o lunrett rn.l Iw-ui I
O ....,., , . ' " . . . ,. ,
v.i.... .ivl. v.,-. ,u Bviituu ui
country, consisting of
FRESH AND PURS DRUGS,
Medicine,, Chemicals, Ground Spice,, Paint.. ,
"p ' "u -uvr, Ayc-siuus, i inuow macs, i
J atent Medicines, together witli a complete as
soitmcnt of l'idiit, Clotlies, Hair. Tooih, Nail
ond Khavino; Iii ushcs, Dressing, bide, Neck nnd
Pocket Combs, Fancy fs.o:ips, shaving Creams,
Tobacco, Sejnr.r Port Moni.is, Iblulionary, Con
fectioimiics, TURK WINES AND BRANDIES
For Medicinal use. English, French and A meri
chii Perfumery. 1'ancv Gooits of ever ilescrin.
lion, in short every article kept by Druggists 1 it
peneruuv.
C7 Prefcriptions Carefully Compounded.
GEO. U. WELSEK,
WM. A. BKLNEK.
Sunbury, Mny 13, 19.r4.--
si'ccEssua r
HENRY J. PEPPER & SON,
Watches, Jewelry & Mirer Warn,
iYo. 175 Chestnut st , opposite the Siate Home,
rEITjADEl.PiiTiV.
Phiia., Msy 27, IKol ly.
PIIILiVUELPHIA.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
23 South Wharves and 3D South Water Street,
OFFER for sale on the most reasonable terms,
OILS Sperm, Whale, Solar and Miners'
Oils-
GUANO Peruvian Guano, Government No. 1.
STAKCII Apiculs lor the Oswego Turo
Starch, Prepared Corn and Corn Starch.
Phosphate of Lime,
1000 barrels of iu. prove J r?i'pcr Phoj-!.ato id
l.une. .
Phila., May S7, 1S54. 3.n.
Spring nml Sununer tioous !
' Peter W. Gray
TNFOIiMS his friends that he has just received
a good assnaniciit of tiprin and Summer
Gootlsat his Storo iu Whortltbe,ry rtrcct. His
stock coiivUts of
DKY GOODS, V!Z :
Ciolhs, Cawimcrs, nttinelts, Jeans, Drillingv,
Karaes, liarage Do l.ainci, Giii!;!iinr,
Lawns, Linens, Muslins, Flunncla,
Miuliiia 6'ilks, Summer Shawls,
l?rcs Tiiinmin ami all items
i.l Ibe Dty Gooda line. Also, a
arga aasorlmet ofMloosj for Men Women and
ChilJrcn. fcummer Hats,
Cai-ovprlcii of every variety.
Teas, CoiTee, Suar. Molases, Spices, Salt,
t ub, &c
Hardware.
A general essortmenkof Cedar Ware T'iha,
Duckets, Wash Hoards, Urooma, Crushes, 4c.
Qt-tixswss a general assortment.
Country produce taken st the higl.est market
prices.
Funbury, June 8, I.'i4 tf.
In tha Court of Common Picas cf orb
tttaberland County.
Breve de l'urtuione J'arienta
No. 12 Arorsr T. 1S5L
WAMESCarothois and MuliMa lis wife,
aiaiy t,. Agnew ty uui 'i.uuiau jjinn
Ilnch Hellas, 1'ilir Bablv. Wm. Minnuon
: and littchel his wile, (Jeiiren A. Kn-A, t'l ir
leucell KiicU, Antfna'us Kink, Ahuainli r
. . ... ....,.,. k ... L. . I ... I'..
rricki, Uooeil r. iai "' .vi.iini ma vtni,
hilas Carey, Ann t.y, Maiy ts. Laiy, Sa. j
rah Caiev, Thnniaa It Coll. Win. C Colt N,- j
i:th Coll, ly her Ciisnliau Wm. A. I'aslrila in, j
huydur jeliks, W. Wallaou Jeuks, (Jeol.i A
Jenks, 1. riedeilck J.'nll, JuaepU . Me
cm. I ai d Lliuvitl his v.iV, 1i. S.iinin 1
... ' ' r - . r
I f .l u,Agt in lhis wril eoii'aineii, !ia
I rjn,l (,, iul:nu of a pic ur pi'Crl
j u llini IUtt: lu t'oal lo nsliip m I huu. br.
.,.l CihuiIV. on or near in waleis u' Mi aw
j km creek, eoiilaiiui'i; lJt acrea, mora) .r
I i, liciUiulod VN lh Stunts bv U.'ds ef lb.-
JI.ui'is tints aim uiucie, on uu .i,.i.i n, m,.
. .k... Sll l i. . ..J.bJ ..I.I(. I
, ( ,,v ,.,n U , .M,!l0 ,.i ..',;,
1 ot n , ..j, 1U
ul traiils in puis u l.atis, it-M'1 " I .
i iai ii-.i i -iit oi atait a I ' ', crsntu i .
r. Iinuinl Hull, 1 1 Has ln.i, Jjiih s l... i.
1 I,' SI 'II . . 1'... .. .. (. i
ii m . ji i iw i Hi'in.i -in. ,i. a,ii liu jaiil
a? SstlK IIVll ST... I.;
...... , . ... . .,,, , B 1(.
.... I araai sha, ,u4 liw fctMk Jlirt j,
id and aU k
J?f"jL3l Tr M H A CO.
M V UtNTaM.1 I.IU. t Wsuaa'a
'..-.I " ... .a. .
, a4 (M 4 asa, S LW.UHl UtkiTC
I tsaukuss. Af iilt l S
m
a r
THE AMERICAN'S UR1BV.
HOLLO VAY'3 riiiL-
To the Citixtn of thn United Slater r
I most haniMy end ' ' ''
imraeas Mtronofrs which yn br' wtl
lilia. I teks this oK. Tiunity ot s. Mug Ihil r-y .n.
were all American Cinwi r, n) iioi Ir-l-ram
tlial c laccriis Amerli a ar t th Aiecri-ev. l" 1 "' '
sympklliiea, so mucli nth-it I "tisiiiill' c-h.p.i'n" 1
PI!U eipreasly to swil rt etlertla, haWis, .'
aiii manner of livuig, ioiaadiss s-.a'.!ir!i i''t ' s
voo, waiiital hsvs mw d:ie, by lusiMf .iok tini m I'
T:tOt Aft tj." l.f.&V. a V.
9i, Corner cl Ann ai:d Ktwmi etn-., New V 1 1
I'UIlIFiCATIOFOF TiiL1 CLCCD,
SUSf ' . ' i
mvkh AXDKUoua ca".;r;..'.rj
Tlio OUiji'in nf the t.'ufnn eulf.r tWi.-'Y- ti"ls
ths i.ivel CWl fcU"ii:"r'h, Sf arci-t;' flny nre fio fr
influe ii5i of II. Ma ilustnirilre mhU.Ijji, Itv.- i- I ; .'. :
faai. 11 fitr S liujia t!ie m -l knfe. t.:i . 1
V.i:l. up to a en. 'i p-rnrt VI.n. itnt-efSSf f
mi'iry tins tl:eli IneU" ful r1"1. wlnln i : it ' t
hovifevnl'l.Te. ai:ch M '! iniv t r " cli;'t
I.v e niimmllv keen!iif Iti M 3 it"'", n:i I fvty i. J
bi'-mut h lit n J.ciiUt
aril-., . wllfll litW i! i
and ro.'jiaMe phuua in a o iiCft:itl c1 ittt". .v..-.- .r. . er:
S!tri'ir a io'jirs to reim A tl ra iM tr'- r.i i : rf-,'r.
..I
f
the hifintii frhiiit, 1 it.t t!ie rtnin'l n of life, 11111. Ii mny !h
r(fti".'. ;ii'l 1 s.iy loi'ltrl!. ll"T hcrlj; l-i'e i-'-il I
pr ..Imijr. -it f ir pismv ft iri b-.cml iliei' idiii"y li'i .!. i'
II l s;. ' IMis li e leif-n tn p it: y t'iel.1-..' i r.'ir
t the nii Isiililowc lor bsalth es-!atutit In Ue tiirt; .(,"iia
whirll nce.Hiijiniiy ea-'li
a r.K of VK.K.-r.iM AyntivtHAIV tor tfm
VK.V11S ETANIM.VO, I'VV.V.n UY I1'1jIjv,VAA"
. PILLS,
Copu of a Letter from Cip!r.!: Jv!i Jo'wr.-i,
A.'t Jfotise) h'tur- Fort, tided Juvucry
T"" rri-fcT!, Woi.i.ii.v.'.r, C'.irai o Aim Vti Jv..s.-f.i
, S.ree s, .S. V.
: r; Ii m v.-''i tlii' ni'-.: h -irtf-li ccfiure 1 i,:ir '.
irr.-.-r-n y u t'm I have Iwn resiorfl 10 l.-.uli .-.jut ;re:.?i .
I yt..rit. y nir r:!li l 'r L1 Ini yi. .ia. j 11;'"-'' I
fi'jru n r!:.i'-",:!-.rie:'. ;.f rVe l'-.-cr m:: it:.lm:fht vi vn
' re.lmrct m iiic !, thi extre'i I'f tln-t I jemi 1 i'p rtiy .ii ,.,
j tl V r "- rr'!,.'- i.) ill It, t-f-rt MiV liK'IM, Pa I h.Kt trirj CVI . V
1 Kr'-.eily l --r i-.s rcntn-Ti' irilrti In nc, ln.t rll tii'i;iir
J I1' y ; Ulri !: ul r!v!i inysr'.r up - i!':. j.::ir. vhr-n ! jt
r-.-; i:t ic'ui'xi lo U'i ynu Fii:.- .Ai'trr oiiy; iJuti
I f'r itiiC" -1,';ti;is , tlie I fi !:.; flm :sw iilb-llir
liV:i iti.ui I l.i ve lit:?a n.i c!-vv i. ywus ne.t. tt:i4 T.iri!
n wr'.l n t,-.;r I '.I 'lp ri civ Inc. m "r.-i,,.ilo ?t I.:
to r.i .i:.) l(j - IriKiwn (V the h. ,tf,l cC ot
I. r:r,in, ;r. y.jyi j r.'r;---l r- ilc.
(S.SUe.1,) j '. ii'.i JOiiNiON
These ctlclra!,
:.l Fills ntt M'0)deifr'hj cjjxa
tl:: fcUotrii' amjihuntf.
, cans in
A?"e tir
inini-nnt.'ja
Jnum'ite
Iiii'n-.. i:.,mpi'iint? Mrysiis-'ss
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I u li . nl iuruJ.v T...ii-,,i
IJIc-rs VereretilASl-elKma Waai4"kU Vnifls'
UVu'i.-ics., fr m vli .Icv. r an-:,- ,c , c.
iM nt llie !t.lii-!r!i( t:C rrof.-fi. KoT.tmr-sT. 91 f
S:r:'ni!, (:ic-.r 1 in; ! linr, I, mitua.) .-.ml u'mi st hm U-m-o
in -ip Y"rK O'.I.ts f..r M-di nii-iii. Ihe T nrt.lrrs
B. :l "T. If.'!;..ivny Nev Yi'll.. wiil receive cu:l nltnlior
S -I'l ni-" In- (.II fn, r- live O. 'jcritts iiiul Dtul'-'i-i" in ii.c il-i'-im
i hr.'m. h.'in i In; United Sitaea, in H r r nl 37k etr.u,
M erics, r.ml r- ..',0 s euoh T" lie had Wh-ilejalo i'f
tile prinrjf.ol Trng Jl(nii-s;ii the t'tii.-ii.
. Tlicre is a e-insi.lil.la suvi.:g liy tnltin- tlie lsrgcr
r-Kectli-ls fi-r the jra!itu'ice of patients in every
i sre sTrxp't t e.irra ixia-.
J.mo Si. 101 On.
PLATINA -POINTS
LIGHTNING BODS.
KANTtrAOTlTIlSD AITD BOLD BY
M"ALLJSTER & RF.&THER.
OITIC1AKS,
43 CESSHUT STEEET,
f 11 1 1, A D E I. P U I A
(At tho Old Ktnnd, established in 170C.)
Onrrntntsaresti tfppeii nl'tis- lia nutir.asnit r.ioird
l!h i.ur tixuw. I'llnj-1 iltnl'iiu auuir.itnv each iii.t.
fri.oi, .I on, l as, j.1 w, U oo, 3 00,$; ui), ir point.
txxTliut to tuu nuumily ut l'l&usia.
V-3Ey t:aittinr; Eix Cents ia Tostago
Stamps, Li addition to aay of tho abovs
price:, a Point can bs eafoly set by nail to
asy pirt o? tts Tfnitjd Suites,
Thila.. May 6, 1851. Sin.
o r
Sale
o V
11 c ! .
'. cr i'iT.-i
j!-3 t r io nt bii
j. i L.i, i , situated in mo u.iun-iuiij ...w i,
of .Nl.aruo'.-iii, Nonlimulieiland C'oiiuly. 'J'l:
tiitine.-y is well lointtd und pttppliwd willi af.nin
tain et ru:n.i:.! water. Tim buildiiv; is of i.-anio
Li by j Iti'., o:i a stono l afeinvnl. Vhe yui I
coniiuns S5 vats, e!l lit exicilvnt ortlvr. l,a.
a:.d iiiilcs are a'.iunii.ait.
J'osscolon wiil le given iiniiiolrilely.
It the properly is not said, t'-o si I sii'.-'i r
would noi oliji'cl to taking a good partner, oh
vho could couie well recnmuieiideil, or hu wotli.l
ic steady employ incut to a t'd hand et gacd
w-jges, it' application lie niiulo s h-ii. As ll cr i
rio other tannery in iShainokin. the above ;Tir ,i
an op-mrlu;:it to go into the hasiucss, sehlom '
i.iincd.
DAMHL -ItT.
Si.iinokin, June 10, 1S.H. .tf.
JAKES' S.GCS7jr"
CZ.A.IPa & FTTP.lTrr'TPsE-
Wni'Q rooms,
So. $2 !f 95 Korth FroyS Street,
Above Arrli, 1
PSIILADELflliA.
LV Chairs, Setleea, Ilureuns, lledtfead's,' Ta
lloa, Lookin-Glasses, Muj-idi, 5cc., in cvory
rictv, acid ul the lowest price for Cash.
Phila., May 57, 1854. tr.
I.' civ tlfuck sYTaics'"
ECTABIiISHa2X3NT.-
.uu.itt st., 3 dtoi east of the Ued Lion Jloi.l
Snnbury, Pa.
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