A STRING1 OF; ITEMS-
Farmers in lha vicinity of Baltimore re
culling wheal. Th crop ia fine.
The prospect in Ireland, ll i a'Ji ' ,ht
poiaioea will yield better than they have ror
fifteen years. .,( - - ' "
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is
completed to the Newbern depot, 100 miles
from Lynchburg.
A despatch from Independence reportage
death of Judge Brown, the agent for the Pot
tawattamie Indians.
The value of the diamond, which has been
found lately in Manchester, Virginia, is said
to be three or four thousand dollars.
At Wheeling, the workmen on the snspen.
sion bridpe have commenced the difficult
lank of stretching the first new cable.
, The Bmperor of China died in November,
aged 83. His son was immediately declar
ed his successor, but at the last dales was
not crowned.
Reuben Liclilenwalner, of Upper Ma
cungy township, Lehigh county, bled to
tlealh from a cut in his log with a scythe,
while mowing.
A Lighthouse is to be erected on Cape
Mesurado, coast of Liberia, by the govern
ment of that republio to pr pare for which
the old light has been removed.
' A severe freshet at Slaunton, Va., on the
24th nit., inundated part of that town, and
did considerable damage in the niljacent
country by carrying away Tences, and wash,
ing down corn, what, &c. .
Important to the Crystal Pa lax c Com"
mittee. A tnischievious fellow advertises
in the Times for a house within a stone,s
throw of the Crystal Palace." It is pretty
clear what he intends to be tip lo j ,
Oregon will probably be admitted as a
state of the Union before the close of the
present session of Congress. The vote of the
people of the Territory has been taken on
the qestion and the result will soon be given
WhoWouj.dI We lip lha following on
the subject of kissing from the Paris Beacon
We have seen in some of the papers the
abounding declaration that no two ladies can
be found who kiss alike.' We won't believe
il until we've tried it-
Sontag's Funeral, in the city of..Mexico,
was a remarkable one. The highest honors
were pnid to her, short of State ceremonies,
end an immense foot procession followed her
to the grave, accompanied by an equally
long line of coaches. .
President Pioico reviewed the United States
troops at Old Point, on Monday, and after
wards visited the frigate Columbia and 6loop
of war Preble, lying in Hampton Roads. Ho
was received with the usual honors and a sa
lute from each vessel.
Shameful. The rigging of the' United
States ship Pennsylvania having been on her
some seventeen years, is said to be so rotten
that it is no nnusual occurence for large pie
ces of it to fall from aloft, to the danger of
those on board.. Her spars are In the same
condition.
The Wisconsin decision of the unconstitu
tionality of the Fugitive S ave Law is to be ar
gue I in the United Slates Supreme Court, the
Attorney General at Washington hav'ng taken
Bteps to insure the arrest and trial of Booth
in the United States Court for resisting the
officers engaged in the execution of the law.
I'he Effect. The Nebraska bill bat split
the Democratic party of Indiana right in two.
The Nebraska portion of the party are holding
meetings and passing strong resoluious, and
they are to meot in State Convention at In
dianapolis on lhe13th of July, for the adop
tion of meas-ires as they shall then deem n ac
cessary to the accomplishment of their pur
poses. The first Railroad in Brazil was thrown
open to the public on the 30ili of last April,
the inauguration ceremonies taking place in
the presence of the Emperoi and Empress
uud an immense concourse of the leading
personages of the Empire. The director re
ceived on the occasion the tiile of Bar&o de
Jlnia, and the chief engineer the Imperial
order of the Rose.
Pnwe LiTF.nATi'RE im Liberia A gold
medal hns been t fie led by Martin F. Tuppr,
the English poet, lor lha encouragement of
literature and science in the republic of Li
beria. Il is annually lobe avraided to the
umhor of the best literary production in prose
oi verse. A late number of the Liberia Her
ald ta)t that this medal is ready, and com
petition it invited.
Post il cm oc i Requests. The late Benja
milt lUlhbun, of Springfield, Onego county,
N. V., has left posthumous legacies amount
i ig to $11,000, of which the American Bible
Society and American Board of Cuinmissinn
' era of Korwiisn Missions) lerttiv tuoli 85000,
the Home Missionary society ftooo, ami
the American Education rioeiuty and Ante,
ricaii Tract Society each tioo.
Soik una ugrt tliut the evpres.lon,
Jiililaii it a hard load lu "liaveil," j a
uUiiem (twin eu tf N I' Willi' Sviijuuiu
I'uemt, and iiloe the (ul liming passaga)
Ihervlrom to piore il
'King lljwj l l.mta tse WM . ItsWI'eJ
l-'i'tn ui JuitMMivia ti.4 ui lt m !,
W Mk ku luiui pfejyW, ion a unit seal
I v lb ae-aweul v.4ua ,'
Mat. rmtiroM iti tut no The M-
" i"4 I 'kiii lli Spiingliil4 Kj..,Lmn
tliuuKI Ixi auiiou lu tli. livittt I'aiii'.gtM.i
lU I ma il) UuK'ts. Hull Mil. l'atl4.
bit 0(liS Slid ll'guuisls;
'U.4I I" tUiiiiJ Mi.. CtbUo, tt
! itiu4 fiwid caiih Lai Bui.J,y.-
"IK.4I Ml.! tl.it t g ft U,UW,,
VUm I was a ,iil, vigi.t ii, ,t. Ut
Uu0f. A luie-IHHUtl MM lit lulu Idy ,,,,,,
a4 littl uui.ky UU tUo i.ui M,
l4 ay44vi .U.tii
w hilal lUaS Jsaiv't Ubt Mp u.lluiul,
ou, tituui 1 iti u mw 'Un . kj
llllwi tvluvaiMt, bsj ),l, t(
I ill eJw, j Ua, 'J t-UltMe) IU S-IUl tt
a Uw4 t Ui J41 Ik wi'iU('i4laii 4
. F o i S a 1 c o r It e n t , ,; :,-.1
fflHE tuhscril-er Ollert lor soie or rem
JL TANNERY, situated in the flourithing town
offihamokin, Nortliumberlsnd conuiy. 1
tsnntry ! Well located and supplied with a foun
tain of running water. The building Uof frame
rt htr sn fiH.t. on a stone banement. 1 he ysrd
contains vsts, all In excellent order. Berk
nd hides are ahunilant. ' ' '
Possvstlon win be given linmedlateiy.
If the nronertv it not sold, the subscriber
would not object to inking a good partner, One
wnn rmi lit roine well rccoinmended, or he would
give steady employment to a good hand at good
wnges, il'pplieation be mail toon. As there it
no other tnnnefy in fhainokin, the above sflbrdt
in opportunity to go into the businets, iclilom
oll'ercd. . ' , . s ' , ' ' ' ' ' T
DANIEL EVIiin', ,
.Shamokin, June 10, 1854. tf. ' ,'
, The Eye Perfected.
SILVER MEDALS,
"itjin Uic Prankliu tiivtilute, Pliilndelpliia, from tlie
A men to 11 Institute, New 1 irk ami
FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS
From Different Fairs in New England.
City Daguerreotype Establishment
D. C. COLLINS & CO.
No. 100 fV 166 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Also, Main at reel, pnngyic(d, Mass. and
West field, Mass. '
Portrait Paintina and Talbolypinri, in' the
highest state of perfection, dono in all the above
LstnliliMinients. -
iSky-I.iglits used in all the establishments.
Miniatures taken equally as well by them in
rloutly as in clear wenlhcr.
Plnla., May 2i, 1854- tf.
' JAMES BDGGS, Jr.,
CHAIPw tt, FTJR1TITTJM
AV'tipcrooms,
No, 82 ! 95 Norlh Front Street, .
Above Arcli,
PHILADELPniA. , , t
CF" Chairs, Scltecs, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ta
bles, Looking-Glasscs, Stands, &c, in every va
riety, sold at the lowest prices for Uasli.
lMnla., May S7, 1834. 4m. - ' '.
" Sew Clock and Watcli ;
ESTABLISHMENT,
Market st., 3 doors east of the lied Lion Jlvttl,
Sunbury, Pa.
RAIMOND FE1TREXBAC1I
T ESPECTFULT.Y invites the attention of
J-- the public to his Clocks, Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewelry, &c, which he will sell at
moderate prices.
Repairing of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
done at the shortest notice.
Sunbury, May S7, 1854. tf.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF . ,,,
Spring and Summer, Goods. ,
J. F. & l.P. KIiINE,
OESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
and ti c public in general, that they have
rccoived at their Old Stand, in Upper Augusta
township, Northumberland county, Pa., their
Spring on 1 Summer Goods, and opened to the
public a full assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, &c,
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and fancy
Cassiiners, Sattinctts, Checks, and all kinds of
SPRING & SUMMER WEAK.-
Also a splendid assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Culicocs, Ginghams, Muslin de I.aines, Plaid
Cushmcres, Do beges, Lawns, &c.
Also a fresh supply of all kinds, of
Groceries.
A fresh supply of Hardware and Queens-
ware, Drugs and Medicines.
Wooden Ware. '
Also a large assortment - of Boots and
Shoes, suitable for Men,' Women and
. ; Children. Hats and Caps, such . .
as Silk, Punama, and other
Hata, ' Salt, Cheese, &c .
Call and Sec. 1
Cheaper than the Cheapest, '
All of which will bo sold for cash, or in ex
change for country produce, at the highest market
price. . , . ., ,. t ,,
Upper Augusta, May 0, ,1854, .
This Way ! This Way I ! - .
Spring and Summer Goods.
FRILING- & GRANT.
OESPECTFULLY "inform their customers
and the public, that they have just receiv
ed and opened U10 best and cheapest stock of
Spring and Summer Goods, . ,
at their store in Market square, Sunbury.
Their stock consists of every variety of
Dry Goods, viz : '
Cloths, Cnssimeres, Sattinets, Vesting!,
Flannels, If'uttens, fyc, . , ,
And all kinds of Spring &. Summer Wear.
AIo a splundid variety of
LADIES DRESS & FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Chintzes, De Laines,
Berages,
And every variety of gooiU suitable for La
dict wear.
Also large assortment ef ' - -
HARDWARE and QT7EENSWARE,
Tish, Salt and Plaster.
Also uu exlcnsive anoiimciil of
Ihrs n Cahs jok hltti iku Hots.
Alsil a lurga assortiuent of CKOt Eli li:,
UlTll Ai
Sugar, Teas, Codi'e, Molasses, Spices
ol all kinds.
Also a Jreth supply of . ,
liHl i.H AND MKDIOINRH. ' '
Hi'sidet the luigost and lnot generul assort,
ment of all kinds oi oods lv bit bud iu this
plac. i
IV" t: nun try proibifS of all kinds Uken In as.
change al the Ui(lwol mark! prh t. -
Fiunliury, May 13, Isii.
Now Goods for the People I
UKNJAMIX IIKM'M'.U
j llXt:'H'l I.LV iufuriut Hit (hiIiIm us gea.
4l 1U.1 ht um ju.i ik uU uiud a
4ciuIm atua u) '
Sju iui imkI Kuimucr (iootU
.1 hl. New Jta U A
Ilia al.H k i-ulKI.U i, 1,,, l uf '
Cloths, CasiUers, Casslaeta,
r all iiuilt, uf linen, roll.. nj wJ. '
Al.Mlt ,
Cnllrura, Clugliuuia, I.iu.
as .
.i(M l lt a,
AU" a-uiluwut luiStttlt, ri
k "J Sul. MaiU, .
AU in rtW,t iMMttlMOi ul
ktllHllit.
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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND' SHAMOKIN JOURNAL; .'.
(,, ATTENTION , I
) For the metropolitan Clothing Store of
' O. ELSBERO & CO.; ' ' --' '
! Market Street, oppotiu tht Post Office.
VVE hire juit received and on hand now the '
v , rV,Mt benutiful, larirett and best attorted
stock of ready-made Clothing adapted to Spring
and Bummer -wear ever before Drought into
Sunbury or Any place In this section of the conn-'
try. 1 Our Clothing made by the best hands and
under our own supervision,- wo know will give
entire Satisfaction to buyers. Still adhering to
our old motto "Cheap for Canh," we'll dispose of
our goods, reasonable and rapidly. All we say
is : come, examine and price our goods and we
feel sure you'll buy.
We once you at the very lowest prices every
imaginable variety of Coats, Vests and pants cut
in the last fashion and warranted tie fit. Cloths,
cansimerc. sattinctts, linens, drillings, jeant,
silks, satins, and all other kind made into Clo
thing.
Also a Inrtfe assortment of Boots and Shoes!
among these a splendid variety of ladies shoes,
luuics and gents gaiters, etc.
SILK HATS,
Panama, Pahnleaf, Pear) and all other Hats and
Caps we havo a great variety of. ... Also a great
lot oftrunks, valises and carpet bags for sale cheap
. . JEWELRY. .
We have a splendid lot of watrhei, and all
kind of Jewelry suitable for ladies and gentlemen.
" ' PISTOLS.
"All kinds of Revolvers, double and single
barrel Pistols, Aeeordeons, Shirts, Collars and
nil ether goods generally kept in our Jine can be
found at our store, all of which we intet.il to sell
at the very lowest prirc. Don't forget the place,
G. EI.SUERfJ & Co.
' Market 8qunre, opposite the Post Office.
Sunbury, May 6, 1854.
Highly Interesting News !
rTWR information brought to us by the steam
. ship Asia of the sudden decline of Flour,
'' I
i
Indian corn, &c. in Lurope, is no doubt interest
ing to some, and therefore il must be also inter
csting to a great many others to know that while
there i so much fluctuation in the price of J
Urcadstuui at home anil abroad, there Is nothing
to cllect tho low price of the . :v . . i
Large and Excellent Stock of "
SriJING & SUMMER CLOTIIIFG,
just received . by P. Schnurman & Co., and on
hand at there store
On the corner of Market and Faien Streets,
directly opposite John Young's store, where they
will be pleased to wait upon all tlioso who wish
to buy good and cheap clolbing. Also a fresh
supply of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c., ''''
which they have purchased at a very low price
at Philadelphia and therefoie Can a II or d to sell to
their customers at the most reaxonabln prices..
They still, (after some experience in business')
cling to the good motto, "cni.jr run cash. Call
and sec Tor yourselves.
. S. SCHNURMAN & CO.
Sunbury, May C, 1854. '
fCAiiD'7-;" T"
CUII.SO.VS PATENT.
Ventilating Furnace.
riHK subsciiUrr would call the attention of nil prtrtirts
I requtriitft -n drsirHl.I FL'UNAi'K. to CHIUSON'S
CKl.KHKATKU WAKAIING AND VKNT1LATING
AIM'AKATUS. J - v 1 .
The rvHitiuion of Hub Furuaceia now well known,
hnviiie brni itilrtxiiicrd, limine the nan live vcora. iitlo
nh.inl IjOU public buildings, nnd more thnn POUO pritit'
(hvcllinea; lhi,.tOfttlier with (he immense increase of
riles every year, i the. beat evutunce that can be aiklueed
of its superioiity over nil other furntices
iiy itie intuot tUilsim'i b unmet, you secure lue follow
iiipr ntlvniitutree ! - --..-.. '..-,.,
I'HKB VllNTILAThlX. - f .
I'tjitK Air the heutinp ntrfuyet being ut a tempemture
tli'U will nut dicffcute the mr. t
KcortnMirAKs U o 1wbl j ' i:
' liKAT UuBABiLiTT lx!in mado enlitelv of Cnit Iron.
iitt liiiliU to rust, will refinire nort-pnirB iluihifr a lifHiine;
it is easily mniutfrnl, min will not ex pone tho bntldinjr in
wo 1 eh it is pinced to (lunger trom tire like the other turim
cen.
V have the tetliainninl of hintdrertu of the most trU
entifir men, to fittest to the truth of the nhove sbilrinciit,
nil of whom pmiiounee it to be deeidetlly lite rwnt Fnrnnce
yet inventul. for producing n pure find henllhy utinns-
iiiere. vm nerewnn nnuex the nnmea ol a tew well
kiu.wn find eminent lrnfctH)rs, wlio hnve used them, and
kimlly rnmiiihrfl m their ntimrit nn rt-ft-rcnceii :
rrof. John 8. Hnrt. I'rof. Pinker, Prof. Nort.m.
Pres. Win. II. Allen, Prof. I'urwim, Prof. Dana. .
Prof. D. Silliinaii, Prof. Ripley,
A7iV SIZES..
We hare introduced, this sensnn, five new sixes ; so
that nil ;irtit may uvail tlieniselvea of ihia grent iniprove.
ineut til 11 very moderate cost. We 'nre ii'.w prepared to
furnish an apparatus lo warm a aiugla- loom, or Ute, lur-gi-nl
puhlie liuildins in ihe cuuulry. , .
No. J. P.irlulile. Complule. . - - . S'W
- 9.
3.
4.
S.
a.
, 4...
4ft
" . I n Drickwork, - , , ( . , .
' . ' .
Fxlra Radiator,' (iticUuling Hom unn Trem-h
1 i . t Plalea.) - (
4S
60
70
m
107
5.
0.
This No, 0 it Uic brsrst nnd inoet pnwarful Furnace
roiule in the country, nutl u udmirubly ndiptcU tut Church
ea nnd nltip'r large elm imiWuipa.
W'o c.iiitinoe to at-II the nniKirnhii nt the aame price a
wIm ii tin) jiitfiHlnrcd, tiv yvara 9$n AllhUfrh Ihu pr-
reul Uifh (irico ut iron ho inereaaeil then ctl io per cent,
owinff to (l.rir great weipht, atill we are eiinblni, by the
p;reattnrreftMe of Kilra, tn funnxh the aitieleat this towest
poasiblo prtca.-' Uta I'tHimlry ai m,- Meattra. ariiick St
Letbrandt, hnve aoulm'tetl to luriim.) ua with 600 Kmis ut
Kurnacoa tbia aoniMiu , a that we aie now prepared to
furniah them wh-4tMiltf or retail. V anperinletiri the
errt leu o all Furiweca, when required, end werratit Lbem
intiUcuaea. ...
METROPOLITAN COOKINGs RANGE.
We hnvo lo the moM complete CinAinj? nuiiffe that
h.ia yrt been inlrorhieet, to which we call the attention of
a,U who may wiah to aecure the timet jh rivut eiui tkairabte
C'inkuiix Mpaialua ter iiivctitt'd. ,
EMEHHON S PA TEXT VENTILA TORS.
Wa ara the indy Antin Penavlvnuia for the nunufue
tills and sthtol this Vculilaloi, which M uckuowietledlo
be Ihe only pei fect Yeniilulor ever made f.r eonrcitinv
the dratielti in smoky eliiinuiee, and f..r ventiluling haiUI.
wigs m nil kimls As ihuieare a (reul ninny imiuiliona of
this valuable article now ollVicd for aale, pnrllra will be
careful lo eitiuiine lli-.l it hostile Kmerii llu-lpe iituiclifd.
PATKNT ItKUISTI'.ltS AND VBS'TII.ATOItX.
We have the hirsest and most complete assortment of
I H Air lt('lstera aud Ventilutnrs to be found lu lha Uni
ted SuiUv. i'uiuea whu wudi lo purehiisa, culwr for pn
vale use or whoh-s.de, will find mtejllj o then advuu
lags lo examine fir stock.
HI.ATK AD IRON M ANTLES.
We have always en hand aa extensive assorlmanl
Ihesa UMMtulttl ManiM, la) S HuMalMMi ia Kgyptian,
HnanisJi) lituw)', bicitoa, suiU uibtft sars suuhiaa
WKS UUA'('t
For Au.liraeite ami tiiiuiuouMis Cual. Also, stiemif
new Pdiu-in the low ilowu lirnle, uwle foa the r'ug
llsh Paiierus. and entireir new ia this rnuutry.
. MIL, .AilK.NTst f.f ik tjml.sk tj-oasauatw Plooring
Tile, liurukirk I'loililiey Tot, siul 'I'elis tXi'.la Ulna,
uteiiia. s..cli aa liurdrn osf-a, Ac.
Persons ahmit building. w"ulit do wall to examine our
al.is.-al hMHr sairenaaliiK ataa-waaia. Vuisiaa, la UrlsMir pur
Hsut oi u-4, aia nlu4liy wrlc.mird at our vA.teu.iva
tVaref e'lus. uiwl wIhum w should Imi Ii4pp to luiul.li
any IniiaiaatiftM res..,g any of oar evfc.U thai nsav m
de.iiir.1. A tout t'U W aiuoiui aiul VriaiaUiug taso be
kkMl (.aiwll'uely 1 our si Jt, siihar persouaii) , vi by Im.
''. A.MARKimiN,
tV'annotff and Veiitiliuiof Nfauk,
.. J 1 WatlMil IN.. MW Mutt).
'"'' ' - - - rkii-utrlpana,
rkJ., Maj , IM-tsa. j ..
Dagiierreotypesl
(J Koi0K W, i'.o JIM','
Utl'C('TI'l I.I.Y SBiiumiraa la llis ctliMiis
vi MuBt'iiry smJ sietMlly, tUal lis ItM SKalii
upvuej lJ4iMlls tiuusu, silti Is) j-irpali j la
Uke liksuesM. Us) OallSuU kit klur.-e lu bv
all.Uil.uy la all stlalilu tiua) fei ! stluiM uf
UiesMsrltra and fiU'liils. I"jihU silciilluM la ekl
ta) tkiMiaiis. t'ojxes Wkea) llsl srfuracy, lit
Uuetiusw ! Ht Kaa'StMs tiKtus. Ilu Iwuit
Is st It.a usJ ulaaw, IN llui tiiaual Jiary lUtvm,
(nuonts liuil.liua.) salalM tutm lra A.
M. Isutli r. M.. Ithi.ul sats) lu Iks aM mt
Hi aMMtheW. l'iIM slutttU las SVstl U KU 4u4bJ
Us. '
I
Al'if.at III as ll J - lwlll. SUj ssuatlUtef
fl A lSsa, Dl. Sl.1 U. ! SNIk,
Ua) I alk. t.l. ll..Ma. ssul t ak.
ut i,i4i, w4 raar4 aJ tW
I M. UMUIU.
usit, Kt II, ItM.
0 kil l -Jt.a s4 t.'M4.Wa m
' Stol a..4ssi Ij A.iaMtl wssawal fir"' M
A tiw. laH.
j tireat Arrlvftl'brL
! SFXIINa GOODJS! '1
! IRA T. CLEMENT
INFORMS his friends and customers that ht
just received an elegant assortment of
i SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
At his Btore in Market Street, Sunbury, which
he offers to the publie at the lowest prices. .
, His stock consists of a general assortment o
! Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassmett, Jeans. Drillings,
) Muslins, Linens, Calicoes, Muslin de .
1 Lains, Lawns, Ginghams, Berages. . .
j ' Also a large assortment of CLOTHING. .
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for '
Men, Women and Children,
Sit.K Hats.
Panama, Palm leaf and other Summer Hats.
riasfct.
GROCERIES of every variety. .
Sugar, Tea, GorW, Molasses, Cheese, 8pice,
Fih, Soil, Ac
HARDWARE,
Viz : Iron and Steel, Nails, Files, Saws, cVc.
QUEENS WARE, :
Tea Setts, Plates, Dishes,' Cups, Saucers, Ifc
LIQUORS, ' .
Wine, Brandy, Gin, Rnm, Whiskey, ic .
liT Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market prices. . .
' April 8, 1654 ly. 5 - ......
... SHAMOKIN
, Collegiate Institute.
R. HILL, A. B., Principal
Rev. C. J. EHREH ART. A. M.
Teacher of Moral and Mental Science, Evi
dences oj Lhrtttanity, qc.
Teacher of Primary Department.
rJ,HE first session of this Institution, located at
Shamokin, Northumberland county, Pa.,
win Lwii, uiiilu uii v, Au.,.aut I, iuiii uajr Ul
Mat, 1854. ..
The year will be divided into three sessions of
fourteen weeks each, thus allowing a vacation of
four weeks in spring end uutumn, and ona of
two weeks during the holidays.
The Institution will comprise three departments,
A raiMAin, Acaiii'.mic and Collkgiate.
The course of instruction in these will be full
and thorough, embracing all the branches usually
taught in these rcsjieetive departments.
U.itKs or Ti'Tiox :
Primary Department, per session, . $4,00 -.-
Academic " . " . $0,00 '
Collegiate " . " . $8,00
, A large and spacious room has been secured
to meet the wnms of the Institution, until the
necessary buildings are completed.
Boarding can be obtained in private families
at reasonable rules. " . . .
The lloiird of Trustees will spare no pains or
labor, to lynkc Shamokin .Collegiate Institute,
worthy the patronage and confidence of the com
munity. ; if ; ' 1 ,,"
I' or further particulars, address Kimber Clea
ver, Esipi of Shamokin, President of Board of
Trustees, or IJcv. - G. J." Ehrchart of Paxinos,
Nortliumbmliind county. Pa.
Shamokin, March 4, 1854. '
Tl IK STEAMBOAT
SUSQUE1IANNA
lilTIl.I. muke regular trips for carriage of Pas
' scngers between Sunbury and Northum
berland every day, except Sunday, on and after
Monday, April 24th. v
The boat will leave the wharf at Sunbury, at
8 o'clock, A. M., 1 1 o'clock and !I0 mi,.utcs A.
M., and S o'clock oO minutes, P. M,
licturuing, will leave the outlet lock at North
umberland, -at 8 o'clock and15 minutes, A. M.,
1 1 o'clock anil 45 minutes, A. M., and 5 o'clock
uud 45 minutes, I'. M. v- '
Kure, 10 i-eiiis. Excursion tickets, good for
one dav, 15 cents. '.
, Sunbury, April 29, 1851 tf. , -,
; GTJANO ! GUANO !
HE subscriber, tole agent fur tlie sale of
Peruvian Guano in I'liiludeluliia. i now
tinlo.nlinK tlie following vessels, ilircct from tlie
Chinclta Islands t .... , ,; , .
Ship .Sorooco, ... 1500 tons. .
Ship Durlinglon, ., ? ! V50 tons, ;
Ship Hornet, . - ' 500 tons.
Ship Topax, . " - , . 200 tons,
which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, nt
the lowest cash prices, t
; '.' V f.S. J. CHRISTIAN,
. . (Ftrmtrly Cf lading ic Ckrinian.) ,'
No. 48 North Wharves, uud 97 Norlh Water
Mrrft, Philadelphia. ' .
April 82, 1854 3m.
W. S. STOCKMA. - V A TltOs7A7ontt(ilL.
STOCKMAN & O'NEILL,
" - GENERAL'- -
Commission illcnljants .
35i IIOKTH WHABVES,
' - Philadelphia. ;
'references.''
. Thos. Richardson & Co. Philadelphia.
A . G. Csttcll Si Co. . "
Kutter & Pntteson, ' ' ' ' '
Charles Ellis &, Co. ' "
llurgin lt Sons, ,
Pliila., April 8, 1854. ly. H ' '
lilRBJUYKS
TATKNT
SCALES, ,
Sold at their
WAREHOUSE, '
No. 240 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Railroad, lUy, Cuul, anil Partners' BCAI.IIS,
sot iu auy part of Ihe country, by eipinenccd
workiiiiu, and al short notice. .
Pliilu, April 8, U34. Cm.
l.uscuduIclIvdi'au'.icCcniciit.
.11 trcltent article for Lining Cisteins,
Vaults, Spring-homes and Cellars,
I AND for keeping dampness from wvl and
' spoaeil walls. P Of sal by
CHARLES S1IP.PAKU SMITH,
Comer of Proul and Willow Hta. itsilroad.
Philadelphia, April li, 144. ly. ,
" DOCTOR JOSEPH W. CAMEROnT
llEMPIXTn 1-1. V informs Ilia i iliu ns uf
c - tho Uofouuli of Honbuiy and vuiinly, that
K kas prrmaiiaiilly locataHl kimaetf in aij
IInrouKh aJ aft'era his profraaiuiial aax vices lu
Ihuaai who may wish la employ him. Pof l,a
)iaiil he ran be found al Weavers Hotel.
Hunbmy, March II, If.
i v. Ti:i:it v o ,
SUNBURY, PA.,
1 1 AVE luat racsivsd firs supply of new
H prliis (iuwls. Their fiirnds and lha Nil
lie ts irst h Ifullv rrue.lsd td rail and inapnl
llmu. 1'kry Will rut s-ld rhrap. "tuUk sales
and small profile laaliil tlteir uiotlo.
.uubuiy, '., A.lll. 11.
Iff ATM AMI CAI'H - splskdU U vl
B (.bi4all Milk, Wo4 and rue Mais
eUd i'ioili, Par, OikWih, Nsy sad MthUry
t apt sal war by
a ruurucj 4 c .
Uaikel atiswt, appueOai tbaj 'wt llfla,
stunkuiy, Ik L , lU
glUH kst.pi.kt Jay aaj sHI kat lsa sJ
"4 MawJesi tiai.4, t'laaist A ttla, tiiMssad
nula, HaMsM, $m4 i'lUavB, ua4 ssw4J afcd fc
kkk A. H .AU1.
a-swef Avfff, Msf I, !.
II M i U 1 .h. k.ia.
Ua4, pus asxl
ts-MM. U,mU aui t Lai.
m Mtsxi aiM sat) a. lja Hm w alt mi ia.
jttrf a4 Im sbas) '
Ma, , Is. I - U M. A kJsAiel
iJ
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'1
CHERRY PECTORAL:
I Fair the Cure f
COUGHS, OOI.DS, .-,,.rT
HOARSENESS, BROM
; OHZTXS, CROUP, AS Til.
IWA, WHOOPING-COUGH
. AND OONSUIV1PTION-.
TO Ct'RK A COI.D, WITH HSADACHS ASO SOI
of the hiHty, take the Chibbt Pkctobai. on noing to hed,
and wrap up warm, to sweat during the night.
Fob a Gold add Cocoh, take it morning, noonnnd eve
ning, according to dilectlnu im the buttle, uud the difficul
ty wilt boom be removed. Nmie will long sutfi-r from this
trouhle when they ami II ran Imo reuilily cured. Persona
slllicted with a seated onugh, whieli lireuks tliem of their
rest st mglit, will find, bv Inking the Cherry Pectoral on
going ti bed, they niny be sure ortouud, untuoken ileep,
aud consequently refreshing reat. Grent relief from Gutter
ing, and an ultimata cure, is afioided to tliuuaands who ars
thiia nfilicicd, by this invalunble remeity.
From its ngn-enble effrcls in thee nse, many Unit
themselves unwilling to forego its uso when the necessity
for it has ceased "
From two eminent Physicians in
Faykitkvili.s, Tenn , April 18, 1851.
Sir : We have given your Cherry Pec-tural an extensive
trial in our ptaeliue, ond and it Ui surpass every olhci re
mcdy w have for curing nfTectiinis of llie respiratory or
gans. . jjltrl DlKMKR HAMPTON.
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC PI'KAKEKS this remedy
is invaluable, as by its action on the thf' mt nnd lungs, when
taken in small quantities, itremovesnll honiseness in a few
li mrs, ami wonderfully increases the power ainl flexibility
of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally mnrli relieved, anil often wholly
uured by Cherry Pectoral. But there are some casesso ob
stinate as to yield entirely to no medicine. Cherry Pecto
ral will cure Ihwn, if they can be cured.
BRONCHITIS, or irritation of the thrust and upper
portion of the lung., maybe cured bv taking Clierry Pe;to
rnl in smnll nnd frcqnent doses. The uncomfortable op
pression is soou rellevd. -
Hev. UiK-t. UANSINU, of Brooklyn.New York, stotes :
"1 havo seen the Cherry Pectoral cure slioh enses of
Asthma and Bronchitis as leads me to believe II can rarely
full to cure Ihose diseases.1 1
I-'Oll CltOUP. Hive nn emelie of antimony, tube
followed by larftn aud fniqiiuiit dosc.l of the Cherry Pecto-
al, until i' sulxtues the disease. Il taken in season, it will
not fnil to cure.
WHOOPING COUGH inny be broken up nnd soon cu
red bv the ne of Cherry Pectoral.
THK 1NFI.UKN..V is speedily removed by Ihis reme
dy. Numerous instances have been noticed where whole
fiimilies weie protected from any serious consequences,
while their neighliors, without the Clierry Pectoral, were
suffering from the disease. '
Dr. J. C. Aycr: Salm, Ohio, 11th June, 1831.
1 write to inform you of the truly remnrknlJe effects of
your ( HKRltY PKCTORAl. in this place, and in my
own family. One of mv daughters was completely cured
in three days of n dreadful Wiioonso Cnoou, by taking it.
Dr. Means, one of our very best physicians freely slntea
that he considers it the best remedy we have pulmonary
diseases, and tliut he has curat more cases uf Cbovp with
it than liny olher medicine he ever administered.
Out clergymen of the Bnptist Church envsthnt daring
the run of I nft.crnsa here this scastni. he has seen cures
from your inetliciiHi he could scarcely have believed silh
out set-ins.
Yours respectfully, . , , y J. I). SINCLAIR,
Deputy Postmaster.
From the distinavished Professor of Chemis
try and Meteria Mcdxec, lioiedoin College.
I have found the Chkrkt Pkctokhi., as its ingredients
show, n powerful remedy fiw ct.Uls, nnd canghs, and pul
monary diseases. -
'! pAessa CLrvn.ASD, M.D.
BSUSJWICK, Me., Feb. 5, lf-17.
DK. VAI.KNTINKMOTT.
The vidchj eclehrated Professor of Surgery m
the Medical Collece. New York Cilv, satis:
"It gives me pleasure to certify the value and effiency
of 'AYKtl'j I IIERKt l ECTOnAl.. WSICB 1 COIlIIoer pec-ill'
n.l.- n.l....t.l t.vflnr Hiaeji.. ,tl' Mm Throill and I.UnGrS.,
Cures of scvete ilisi-nscs noon the I.tings have been ef
fected bv Cbkrv PscroitAi. in such cxtremo cases as
warrant the belief that a remedy hns at length been lounij
that can bo depended on to cure the Coughs, Colds and
Consumption which carry from our midst thousands every
vMr. It is indeed a medicine to which Ihe afflicted can
look with confidence for relief, and they should not full to
avail themselves ol it. , ,
Prepared and sold hi JJMES C. AYJ:R, .
r . I yt . T II ' T
rracncai vncmiyi, wwcu juoss.
SoKl in Suntiury by H MASSER, ana by
Drugsists ppnerally luroughoiit the Stntc.
July 30, 1853. ccow Jv. Nov. 13. '52.
S. M BABTIIOLOW. O. TIFFAXV, JH. I. B. CHABBO!
llai-tholow, -Tiirany fiy Co.
IMPORTERS AND DF.Al:F.nS IN
Foreign nttd E9omcstic
DRT GOODS,
AND Ar.ENTS FOR TUB SALE 0T
AMERICAN UAN UF ACTURES,
No, 2GS Baltimore Street, I
: . Baltimore. -
If our Ciiiods on esnminution, are not as cheap
as they can bo houiiht lii any other market they
may be returned forthwith at our expense.
Haltitiiorc, Nov, 20, 1S33. ly.
Spring antj Summer style
G E X T L 1? M EN'S II A T S .
FOSTER & GEBHARD,
49 South Third, Street, below Chestnut,
-' PIllLAl)Kl.riltA, '
nAYK unusual satisfnetion in rnlling atten
tion to their large and varied stock of Mole
skin.'Drsh, beaver, Otter, Panama, and a variety
ofSlraw and Sopt Hats. .
Gentlemen's sumuior Caps of all descriptions.
Children's Fancy Embroidered and Plain Caps
Straw Huta and Caps, Misses' Flats, &.C. 1
Particular attention is called lo a White
and Nankeen French Pelt Hat, of our own im
portation. . .; : . "i
Phila., April 58, 1854. 3in.
. ZINC PAINTS.
One third cheaper than whit lead, and free
from idl poisonous qualities.
The Wcw Jersey Zluc Company
HA VINIi great y cnlaigrfl llicir works, and Improved
tlia quality ol tlietr pruouola, are prMuail lo execute
onlcis lor their
SUPERIOR PAINTS. '
Dry, and irruuutl in iit, in ausftcd packugtM of from 15
to 5iO pound ; nt
Ury, iu tMiTdt, ft V0 pnutwlii rrh.
Their wliiie 4,1, uiiitii t fcid ary or grout vd in oil,
wurtiiiili tl Jurc miti Viurnj-tjt.l (of butly mid uiiUorm
A iiinli il of preiMmiHiii hu ico-wiity Umii liimriH,
whifti eiwliki ihr Cntpati)- h MurnuU ilttir jwuuUlrtkvrp
imli dml -fl in the k ; tr un muMiialilr lime. In tht
reps?, l their ktiHti wiU ! ujcrhir to any utlier In Ui
IUiirkrl
'i'hrir troAHi xiiM puutt, whii-ti it okl at low prirr,
imI chh fMily rn nmitfl irn hc Ziitr urtrv fm New Jcr
ey, m H'w well known f'r tUr(u q aula lea whrit
"plitMl to 1 Iaii in ttihar mrtaJit; auriat-va
Ttiair aU'iia dIr Kiii.t ii'taartwa all (ha propanirs of iba
Mfswn, aiiU ia ol an ai?ritk c r fur piiiitlmg CutWgea,
WiMKa. imi imnuiiiK. itriiitisa, aiiv
Hit.Cll A HK IlARDfl,
WUnarffilt Paml lelra mwi napstncra,
N W. rf. ol lilh rV MurkLlHia., iMuLulelhia
riiiUds-llua, AHll8, A.a-4iii.
flHK sulnciiliei begs leave reapeelfully to in
form his fiiends sud lha public generally
thai he will continual the boMitaaa of a
Cabinet Makers' Finding Store,
in all its various bram l.aa at ths old stand, No.
134. Month haioiul al., below Dk al. Pliiladtl.
phis, and rrapactfully s-ili. lis riiliuusiic4 uf
Ilia terv lilieral palronat;e bealowsd Ukii lha laU
Rim of T. A I.. Thompson, aasurinf bis fiiruds
llul sriy r isilioi, will ha msJa by liiinsrlf and
Ihuaa in his eioplov Ut marit conliiiuaiira uf
thru iiiui h ssUsutsd lavoia,
THOMAS THOMI'WIN.
Phila., March I, InAI.- (!U.
sr1i.U I'K.NM nli anil wiihoul eaaaa,
IR Vi auiriur aualllv, lust reraSvaci.
Alaa ficah u)4; V riiiuf l lui.1, fae aal
f U. U. MAULI,
Hut.l.ui,, W. T. t e ft I .
SMI I H a KsiKM K ttlf JAMAICA MS.
I. II, In. I. aupl )t.at sawMiwl, aaj Iw
sal H U. U.MaMbl,
liUi . lau. Hi. I .
VKMH.D WIUI INti ri I II s.ul AJb
at a4 lJ etiUiwaa Iy
II. H. a n.aj.
IskUii, J 14. ISM
aisMM' liuiri mm, 'muprKM tw
D Ul UttlM M a is sf
11, MiMiia
smU,, At4. I. I svl
La.
t .iu M4a4 at 1 1 sAa, i'w ti
uiu,i, ttba
- Look to your Interests !
.: t W ipUUry to please tt
1 i 6 TkT nr1UO!rTVCfaVaT
Ul SkVls AAWATAS OWtl
ITp ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public generally that ho has just re
ceived ht his store, in Market street, Sunbury,
below Weaver's Hotel' an extensive stock of .
; SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
' consisting part of ' ; i
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinels, Jeans, Drillings,
Muslins,' Vestings, Linens, (fc.
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, ,
Calicoes, Muslin de Lains, Lawns, i I
Ginglmms, Berages, Robes,
Woolens, Flannels, tfc. . ..
' GROCERIES, '
Sugar, Teas, Codec, Rice, Molasses, Cheese,
Spices, Salt, Arc, &c, dec .
BBnrdwnre,
Nails, Screws, Files, Saws, Knives & porks, dec.
: Queens and Glassware,
of various styles snd patterns. '
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
mefi, Women nnd children.
Hats Cam, drc, of various siies ond styles.
Besides a largo and general assortment of
fashionable goods. Call and examine lor your
selves. Country produce ol all kinds taken in
exchange at the highest market prices. ' ' a
Sunbury, 11 mo. 86 1853. t m. 30, '63.
DAVIS & CUXiXN,
Dealers in
LAMPS, LANTERNS fc CHANDELIERS,
N. E. Corner Fourth and Cherry Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
HA VINO enlarged and improved their Store,
and havins the Isrirest assortment of Lamps
in Philadelphia city, thev are now prepared to
furnish PINE OIL CAMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, Phosphene Gos nnd Lard
Oil, Lamps, Lanterns of all paterns, Funcy Hotel
and Hull Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles and
Candcleabras, and Brittannia Lamps, at the
Manufacturers' lowest prices. Glass Lamps by
the package, at a small advance over Auction
prices. Being large MANUFACTURERS of
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol,
and (the only true) Phosgene Gas, thev can fur
nish these articles at such prices mat mcrenanis
will find it to their advantage to buy. Call before
going elsewhere, if yon want bargains. Also,
tha Safety Fl id Lamp for sale.
Phila.,Sept. 24, 1853. ly.
Porte Moiinaies,
POCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS.
MMIE attention of the Trade, and others, in
JL want.ff Porte Monnaics, Pocket Books,
Bankers' Case., Dressing Cases, Portable Wri
ting Desks, Backgammon and Chess Boards,
Chessmen, Pearl, Shell, and Silver Cord Cases,
Work Boxes, Cabas, Needle Books, Money
Belts, Cigar Cases, Portfolios, Razors and Razor
Strops, Travelling Finks, and fine Cutlery, to
gether with a large variety of Fasci Goods
which will be sold at the lowest rates. .
F. H. SMITH,
Porto Monnaie and Pocket Book Manufacturer,
20S Arch St. below Sixth, Philadelphia.
' Sept. 17, 1853 tf. -
c vitic, aV Co.,
Flour, Grain and Lumber
Comniision Mcpcliants,
23 and 25 Spear's Wharf,
Baltimore.
heferkncks.
John Clark, Esq., President Citizens' Bank, Bait-
A. P. Giles, Esq., Cashier Branklin Bank, "
John Hertzler' Jr., Esq., Philadelphia.
Koirers, Sinnicksnn & Co., "
J. Tome, Esq., President Cecil Bank, Port De-
posite.
J. Wsllower & Son Harrisburg.
Col. H. C. Ever, Selinsgrove.
J. II. App& Co., . t
Nsgle, Wingate A Co., Milton.
W. W. Cooke, Esq.. Muncy.
Simon Schuyler, Esq., -
George Bo Jine, Hughsville,
W. Weaver & Co., Montoursville.
Gen. William F. Packer, Willinmsport.
T. W. Lloyd, Esq., Cashier, ' '
James H. Huling, "
Lewis G. Huliug, " '
M'Hcnry et Uubb, Jersey Shore.
J. P. Huling, Esq., Lock Haven. '
t Carr, Giesc & Co. havo the largest wharf
room of any comniision house in Baltimore, al
ways giving quick dispatch to boats In discharg
ing their cargoes.
February 11,1851 6m. ',
ValuableProperty for Sale
, In the Borough of Sunbury !
f' HE subscriber oilers for sale tha following
H' property in the Borough of Sunbury, viz:
THE HOUSE
Ami 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
ou the river bank, together with one and a half
acrea of ground. Also:, a double two story
frame)
Dwelling House ami Lot of Giouml,
in Elderberry street. ' Also: six teres of
ground at the Point, adjoining tha Susquehanna,
on which are erected two frame houses wagon
house, oVc. Also :
A House and Lot of Ground
in Cranberry street, near Ihe river, on which lot
ara also erected three lime kilns. A lea .
A House and half Lot of Ground,
on tha north east corner of River and Dewberry
street, occupied by A ugustus Clement. Alaoi
Twenty-Three Vacant Lots
on Elderberry street.
IKA T. CLEMENT.
Huubury, Jsn 14, 1 Sot. if,
lllucksmithing.
.TV IE subscriber hereby Informs lha eilUensof
Muuliury, and lbs public generally, lhal ha
liiit ittis lu tarry on Ilia
lUuckkuillltlntf UunlutM
an his own account, and that he baa) rsinovej
his akop (rum war C'lcsaaml's store, to new
shop on lha premises ol Msrk Ncui4atu, is) Pen
atisast, wlMtia) lit will be happy Ir cMaBauMleui
all bis custom!.
HK.MtY PAMTO.V
Heiibury, Mar.hS. lSt.-if.
IMPORTKH AND DKALKR IN
IRON A. STEEL,
itl Jarl.f afrrrr, Mow ink, north suit,
riiiLAsox-ruiaV.
I'lilli, Ja ,, Ul.-If.
not'KIUi:J- -s, I'lAfts. Tea. MJa
IB asa, lt, !!. 4s, iui MkWssJ ) sW
ZCit 1 W.TKMt 1 a
im,.ui, AfU it, U4I -
Mtsv i.bri;n putMira. b
If U l sa.Uk. ts.4 all SI4.K. M s4.
,I.s.labr - li. V.M lMbli.
smai,i, Jmami 4, IMaV-a
lls.NKS,
I kM aa H HI
ilb"! atUsea. s At AassiAtaas
Dt
"AID AND COMFORT," - ' 1
I To Your Own ITleclinnici.
! GEbRGE iienn; ;
I MANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style
T"r3,u"Wi1r.rc,sreft,'ully lls th. tte'ntion
,of 'he Publ'e 'o Ins large and splendid assort
ment of every quality Bd price of
CAIHET-WAUE.
which cannot fail to recommend Kselftoevery on
who will examine it, on account of iu durabl
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of th
best stock to be had in tho city. No ffort
pared in the manufacture of his ware, and tht
subscriber is determined to keep up with tha
many Improvements which are constantly beini
made Hie stock consists of Mahogany
Sofrtu, Dlvana and Lounges,
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards, '
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DISIXO TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila
' dclphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS. TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every articlo in this line of his business.
He also manufactures all kinds and qualities of
CIIAIIIS,
including varieties never before to be had ir,
Sunbury, BUch as Mahooast, Black Waibct
.ViiVn"l1!n MA"KG:ciA!r; axo Wiicnsn.
CHAIRS, isi saucy Piaxo Stools, which ara
of the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled -by
none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere. '
" he subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
... . B,cry commence can be entertaineil
about, the quality and finish of his ware and
His articles will 1 .K.n..i r 4
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun-
J ' '""" "nen in payment tor work.
CF" UNDKRT A Wlx-n tt..:
nimscir with a handsome Heahss, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending funer
als, m this vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tancc from this place. .
IJ6" 1 lie Wore Koom is in Market Street, ,
below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tavern.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1852. If.
Impoptant to Coal Dealers.
XMIE subscribers hereby inform the public, that
they have entered into partnership under tha .
nrni 01 rvaf e, Kccd ct Lo., for the purpcose of
mining, shipping and selling coal, dchverd at
Sunbury. or at any other point along, the Sus
quehanna. They will be ready to deliver coal, well prepa
red, on cm lr.ict or otherwise, at all times, on the
shortest notice, and on tho most reasonable terms.
Orders received at Shnmokin by
KASK, REED & CO.
Sunbury, June 4, 1S53. ly.
A VALULfJUSlS
Ami Three Acres of Ground
FOR SALE.
npiIE subscriber offers at private sale, his house
-- and three acres of ground, on the river Bank
within tho limits of the Borough of Sunbury,
now in the occupnncy of John Shissler and orig
inally owned by Clias. GiiBslcr while engaged in.
ooiu Dunning. 111c improvements aie a
TWO STORY FEAME HOUSE,
With a Well of good Water,
and a good frame stable. There are a number of
excellent fruit trees ou the premises. The prop
erty is handsomely located and will be Sold at a
reasonable ptice and possession given in April
next. Apply to Geo- C. Welkcr, Esn.. of Sun
bury, or to the subscriber at Selinsgrove.
PETER KERLIN.
July 23, 1853 tf.
Cheap Watches 6j Jewelry,
ViniOLESALE and Retail, at tlse "Philadel-
" phia Watch and Jewelry Store," No. 96
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
Gold lvcr Watches, full jeweled, 1H curat cases, S3?,M
Gold I nine IS. -.'4.00!
r me silver Spectacles.
I. SO
Silver lp. full jewllnl, tl.
Silver lver, lull jewl'd W
iSiineiior Uuiirlieia, 7
Gold nmcelet.
3.00
I.OO
6,00
I adiea1 Gold Pencils.
.Silver Tea ajiouiiA, set,
GnUt Hncctui to, 7.tll
Ookl rena, with fencil and Silver Holder,
1,M
Gold Pinecr Kings, 37 cents to $80 : Watch
Glasses, plain, 12 J cents; Putcnt, ISj j Lunet,
25; olher articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they are sold for.
STAUFFER & HARLEY,
. Successors to O. Conrad.
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lcpines, still lower than tho above prices.
Sept. 10, 1853 ly.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.
JAMES B. FIDLKR,
No. 12 South Second Stree',
PUILADELrillA.
, Gold Lever Watches full jewelled
Silver Lever do
Silver Lepine do
" (juartier do
Gold pena and pencil and silver halderi
Silver Tea and Table Spoons
Bracelets, Breast pins Ear rings oVc.
All warranted and sold at nri,-. a. I ...
in the ciiy. , ,
Nuvriuber 57. 1852 tf.
New Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON Si LANING,
MANLF.VCTl lll.US IMl'OllTEHS, 1
No. 121 Arch Strtet, second door above Sixth.
Philadelphia,
w
THERE mny he found Ihe largest and hand
' aomesl aaaortmeut in Ihe ritv.
Purchaaera from the country will find il to their
advantage to rail at our store, where they will be
suited with superior article al lha lowest prices.
BI KTON & LANIXU,
.No. m Arch Street, sbovs Huth,
Philadelphia.
Phila., Pen. 15. 1854. 3m.
WM. M CARTY, BookseUer.
ESPKCTPl'LI.Y informs Ihe inhabitant, el
town and country, lhal be baa lately larat
ved from Philadelphis, a larga aJdilion to but
atork of baolis, in every branch of Literature, tad
in a imI variety uf Uiiidiug. Pleats call and
sea Iheiu,
huiibury, Dept. IT, ISJJ.-
DR. II. H. HIIiDEK'M reni.Jy fo roughs,
col. Is, anJ pulmonsry diseases. A supply f
Ihia valuable uiediilii lust rereited and f sab)
hf H. U. MAHMEK.
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