SUNBUKY AMERICAN ANP SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
A STRING OF ITEMS
The condition of the sUMrivltig wounded
by I he Susquehanna Rmlrond accident, is
comforloWo as can be epecien.
The $7,000,000 draft for the Mexicun
Treaty hM been presented lt the I. ...
Treasurer, here, and the money Is now gomp
into the vaults of the banks.
Obeying Oiidem- 1 wish yon would pay
a littlo nttentior, exclaimed a carpenter to
careless apprentice. "Well, air, lam
paying as little at t can," was the calm re
ply. During the firing of the National snliito nt
Lykenstown, Dauphin county, Fa , on the
4!h, a man named Henry Martin was killed,
and another named John Orndorf had his
arm blown of).
Fond or Mi'TTo.- A very large eale
was shot last week, on tho farm of Joseph T.
Mason, near Petersburg, Vu. This bird had
played sad havoc wild Mr. Mason' lambs
having killed seventeen of them.
.The Hon. John M. Clayton estimates the
foreign emigration during the present year
will amount to seven hundred and fitly thou
sand, and that out of them there will be two
bundled and fifly thousand voters.
A man in Michigan, not long since, enm
milted suicide by drowning. As tlm body
could not bo found, the Coioncr held an in
nicft on his hat and jacket, found on the
bank ol tho lake. Verdict -"found empty."
Eccentric Rebuke. Tho late Rowland
Hilt once said, on observing sonio persons
enter his chapel to nvoid the rain that was
falling. "Many persons are to be blamed
for making their religion a cloak; but I do
not think thoso are much belter who mako it
an umbrella !"
The Gold Harvest Since tho first dig'
covcry'of gold in California, tha yield has
averaged about $60,000,000 a year, or $5,-
000.000 a month, S 1,250,000 a week, $178,
521 a day, or $7,4-10 an hour, or ono hundred
and twenty-four dollars a minute ! Who talks
about hard times 1
Great Trout FrsiiiNO. Four citizens of
F.aston made a trout-fishing excursion on the
2!)lh ult., to the Tubyhanna creek, and re
turned on the 3d inst., with 3,100 of the
most beautiful speckled trout that ever tempt
cd an epicure's palato. The largest measur
ed IG inches in length.
Languages and Religions. The number
nf languages spoken in the world amounts to
8074; 587 in Europe, 896 in Asia, 276 in
Africa, and 1S74 in America. The inhabi
tants of the globe profess more than one
thousand different religions. The number of
men is about equal to tho number of women-
"Julius, sposo dcre is six chickens in a
coop, and de man sells tree, how many is
dere lef!"
"What time of day was it V
"Why, what has dat to do wid it ?"
"A good deal honey. If it was arler'dark
deie would be none left: dat is if you hap
pened to come along dat way."
Removed Br a Higher Power. Letters
Loin Havana, announce the death of Roca)
the liitendctite, who committed tho outrage
on the Black Warrior. He died of black
vomit on tho niht of the 27th ult. Thus,
while Mr. Soule's demand for his removaj
was pending, a power far higher and greater
than that of any Government, has removed
him.
Prayer to the Point. Rev. Mr. Balm,
of Chicago,, (Illinois,) inserts a prayer of his
own in tho Olive Uiauch of that city, w hich
runt thus: "O, Lord! have mercy on our
'special revivalist preachers;' mercy and
goodness, we humbly beseech thee, keep
them from taking ladies who become con
verts on their I iica, and folding them in their
arms and kissing them."
Vkrt Singular The New Bedford Stan
dard states that a lady in that city, wifu of
Henry R. Wilcox, Esq., about fourteen year
since, accidentally stuck a piece of glass,
ubout ono quarter of an inch in length, iulo
one of her lingers. A few day ago, it volun
tarily ejected itself, much to her iclicf, as it
has been the cause of much trouble dining
tho whole lime il has been lodged there.
A Wurd Fitly Si-okes. Gen. Ca. saiJ
recently in the Senate of tha United SuiUs :
Independently of its connection wiih .u.
man destiny hereafter, I believe Ilia fate of
the republican government U indio!ubly
bound up with the f.uo of I he Christian relt
Kion, and that a people who reject i huly
fuilh, will fiuj themselves the iluvcs of Iheir
own evil passions nnd of aili'iary powers."
Alcohol Kor a Remedy.- Purm-ll Jav ks,,
cf Woicenter couuly, Mai) land, on ilt) ,
ult., was bitten on the sud of In linnet l,y a
copper-head stinku, fioiu tho tllccts ol luch
liu died I ho next day. Intuit. Iiuitly uft,.,
being bit hu diunk a lui-ju iiuautiiy ,, win,.
key, Untiling it iiuld cuunleiju tha nice;
ol the puiMiu, bill, uiifuituuutci), il tlu
such elleel. So it null appear, uii-i ti i,
hot u tuttfiiin it'intijy (jf Iho ", (. Mi id a
si.ake.
'I nr. I', v'i i. eit of Fiance, ;.i, i I . .v i . ,
I. uui. I'uii.pp.., Uicly pu.i , iuut,-ti IM-i .il
uu ln- r linn In F.i jjUnil, vi he hu p. n tin
t'.iuiuinunt uf Funve, ll.n.lii . In .l.i .i act
ii iniuaiitl euuili'ty, nitu',1 ii liu i.uih i
tit . of Uiu.uil that II Hon I I iiul in.iLo 1.1 I
Lit ll. aubpivl ul ai.y i t!aln4l il , !.,
iti'iidJ lb eihd IJumii rnmlu vvial d.i).
in I ha cuuniiy. llii "Uor vuv I i
n.'Jl Wl.lu lu tu.tmi Iiul d. pi.Um
tine ful ('Uiamui.l,
lUilfiuLt Uu M -To ("lliU ( i..n.,:.,
aithHiun4 in MMililuimy u tou
gn.ij lu Im lul ' As Ju lyu V w. k',i,
lit alll, U.4I liulliul IM.t 1 1 will til
liUtW, sl I Ul.sLkin. b-M I 'I lt.1 ltnii,
p4.ttf. llolU I'tMuluU, SUB. Ill J L,,
fU:f , Jl, ikk" HwjVl.;.
.wiu..l iulust lu In I i ha l.ii v B
1k uJ, gisiKly t.uunii. ".'vp, WJ
n, sivy, I siu JaM lt" The Mi,
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l .i rw'i)l.i' I lbii.ii,' tl.t Uil ilia
PATENT ;
Galrnnizcd Iron Tubing,
TOR CHAIN PUMPS.
rpHIS Tubing, md of Gslvsnized Iron by
X patent machinery, pocfes great strength,
comWecd with simplicitv and noatness, nnd is
wnrranted not to corrode, is how offered for le
at tlio warehouse of tha
AMERICAN GALVANIZED IRON WORKS,
AV 1 4 Forth Tenth Strtet,
rHlL.ATJEI.nilA.
A full asiortnicnt of our American Galvanized
Shcrt and Rooting Iron always on hand.
All mders promptly attended to by
McCOI.LOLUH & CO.
rhila., May 87, IS54 3in. '
UTEST ARRIVAL OF
Spring and 81111111101" Gootls.
J. F. & X.rT XLLINE,
UEsPr.CTFt:LLV announce to their fiiend
and lie public, in general, that tlicy bars
received nt their Old Stand, in I'ier Aunusla
loiishii, Nortliunilierlnnd conigy, Tn., their
Sirins nn 1 Summer tioods, nnd opened to the
public a lull assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, &c,
('onsistitig in pntt f Cloths, bl.irk nnd fanry
C'usHiniers, S.ltlilirtls, ('liciks nnd all kinds of
SriUNU k SUMMEIl WEAU.
Also a splendid assortment if
Ladies Dress Gods,
Calicoes, (linghnm. Muslin i!o Lnines, Tlaid
Cashineres, Dc beie, I.nwns.'ciie.
Also a fresh supply of all kinds, of
A fresh supply "of Hardware and Querns
ware, Drugs and Medicines.
Wooden Ware.
Also a large assortment of Boots nnd
.shoes, suitable for Men, Women ami
Children. Hats nnd Taps, sui'h
as fSil k, Panama, and other
Hutu, Salt, Cheese, &c.
Call and ee.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
All of which will be sold for cash, or in ex
change fur country produce, at the liijhestmarket
price.
I'ppcr Augusta, May 0", 1 S5i.
This Way! This Way!!
Spring ami Summer (loods.
FRILINC3- & GRANT.
WJESPECTKULLY ftiform tlieir customers
nnd the public, that lliey have jut receiv
ed and opened the lcst and cheapest stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
nt their store in Market square, Sunbury.
Their slock consists of every variety of
Dry Gooil, viz :
Cloths, Cassimeres, Rattincts, Vesting',
Flannels, ll'ollcns, 4'c,
And all kinds of Spring & Summer Wear.
Also a splendid variety of
LADIES DRESS & FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Chintzes, De Laines,
craes,
And every variety pf goods snitable for La
dies wear.
Also a largo assortment of
HARDWARE and QTTEENSWARE,
Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Also an extensive assortment of
Hats and Caps for Mkn and Roys.
Also a large assortment of GROCCIHES,
SUCH AS
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds.
Also a fresh supply of
prtl US AND MKD1CINKB.
Besides the largest and most general assort
ment of all kinds of goods to bo had in tfiis
place.
CSP" Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury, May 13, 1834.
New Goods for the People !
BENJAMIN 11 V:V FN VAl
UE&PECTFULLY informs the public in gen
eral that he has just received and opened a
splendid stock of
Spring and Summer (loods
at his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His stock consists in part of
Cloths. Cassimers, Cassinets.
of all kinds, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSO :
Calicoes, Gingham, I.awns,
Moutfsiellue Io L.alnc
and all kinds of Ladiea Dress Goods.
Grocer lei),
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iron
and Steel, JJails, &c.
Also an excellent assortment of
QUEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of HOOTS A. SsIOKS.
II ATS Ji: t'APf. a sod selecti.ni.
Suit, Fish, ftc.
And a crent variety of other articles such as are
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at
the lowc.it prices.
Ii?' Country produce taken in rxcuangt a
the highest prices.
Lower Augusta, Mav f, 1S51.
TANNERY
Ki) r S a I e o r Kent.
FI1HE iiibscril er oilers fur sale or rent his
1 TAN N EK V, situated in the ll.iurishiu'j town
of M.uim.Un, .Nuilliiuiitieibiiid (Vtinlv. 'i'bu
tuiiiicry u wi ll I.k uU J and tip!ii-d null a fouu
l iin ol riiiiniii',' water. Tbe building is of liumu
A7 .y Vlii I,., !, (,, a .tmie bai im nl. 't'iia yard
rontaiiis SS iits, ull in t'nilli lit nr. Ice UaiL
rfii't lu !i-s uu. ubninbiul.
I'. .,i,,ii i,il Icmcu iuiiiii'di itely.
Il ll.e nn4ily i ii.,t I':, aiil ,crn n
"nil inn iitjrrli,, likui' a It'l-Hl iiIim-i, on
U.I IMlilllo.uD W.U UCOUIIIlillil.il, uf litf WOUld
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JAMES B?CGi, jrt
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ATTENTION !
For the Metropolitan Clothing Store of
O. ELSSERQ &'C0.,
Mat tel Street, opposite the Post OJftet.
IVE have just received and on hand now the
' most beautiful, larrreat and lt assorted
stock of rcaily-mada Clothing adapted to Hprinj
and Summer wear ever brfora broiishl into
Sunbnry or any place in this section of the coun
try. Our Clotliinn made by the best hands and
under our own supervision, we know will give
entire satisfaction to buyers. Ptill adhering to
our old motto "C7ien; for C'a ," we'll dispose of
our goods reasonable and rapidly. All we say
is: come, examine and pike our goods nnd we
feel sure you'll buy.
We offer you at the very lowest prices every
imaginable variety of Coats, Vests and pants, eut
in the last fashion and warranted to fit. Cloths,
cassiincrcs, aattinelts, linens, drillings, jeans,
silks, satins, and all other kind made into Clo
thing. Abo a large assortment of Boots nnd Shoes;
among these a splendid variety of ladies shoes,
ladies and gents gaiters, cVc.
SILK HATS,
Panama, Pahnleaf, Pearl and all other Hats and
Caps we have a grent variety uf. Also a great
lot of trunks, valises and carpet burjs fur sale cheap
JEWELUV.
W'c Inive a splendid lot of watches, nnd nil
kind of Jewelry suitable for ladies and gentlemen.
PISTOLS.
All kinds of Revolvers, double and silicic
barrel Pistols, Accordeons, Shirts, Collars and
all other goods generally kept in our line can be
found nt our store, all of which we inlei'd to sell
at the very lowest price. Don't forset the place,
IS. ELSHEKCi .V Co.
Market Sipiare, opposite the Post Oliice.
Sunbury, May 0, 18.VI.
Highly InU'i'c-slin; News !
MMIIE information brought to us by the steam---
ship Asia of the sudden ilucliuo of Flour,
Indian corn, Ac. in Europe, is no doubt interest
iiig to some, nnd therefore it mut he nso inter
esting to a great many others to know that while
there i so much lluctuntion in the price of
Hrenilstiills at home ami abroad, there is nothing
to ellcct the low price of the
Large and Excellent Stock of .
SmiXtJ & SUMMER CLUT1IIFG,
just received by S. Schnurmun & Co., and on
hand at there storo
On the corner of Market and Faicn Streets,
directly opposite John Young's store, where they
will be pleased to wail upon nil these who wiii
to buy good and cheap clothing. Also a fresh
supply of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &e.,
which they have purchased at a very low price
at Philadelphia and therefoic can ufl'irdto sell to
their customers at the most reasonable prices.
They still, (after some experience in business)
cling to the good motto, "ciika p run cash. Call
nnd sec for yourselves.
S.SCHXI UMAX & CO.
Sunbury, May 6, 1851.
A CARD.
CIUL-SON'S PATEXT
Ventilating Furnace.
'I'llti stilincrihur wouM call the iillmliou (if nil partit-s
1 re.iitrinfr n ilrstr;thle FI'KNAi'K. In CUII.SON'S
i:.:i.Ki:it.vri;u wakminu and ventilating
AW'AKATI s.
The reputulitm of thin Furmire is now will known,
having hecn itilrHlutHtlt timing the pnt hve nirs. inlti
nlxitit lUl puhtic hniMiitgit, uiul itiurt- than &1H.H) private
tlwrtliiitis ; this, hiit thrr with lite iimneiiatt incri-niMnrf
Rilt-8 every yeoi, it thf l evi.it ive tluii inn U; attiincnl
of its tiirwiitnitv over nil other Inrtuicea.
Uy lite uwof t'hibiii's i'uutai't, yuu securu llie fotlmv
iiifl flvantuiff :
Free Vktilatix.
FcRit Air l he hentutir iirfurcK being nt a tcuiieraturc
that will mil (lixveciile the air.
KCOXOMICAL I SB OF Ft'KL
Grkat Our abii.it? Ik'Hijj irmilu riitirrly of Cnst lnn,
nut liuliie to rut, will require noreruiirs thinn n liiVtmit;
it is enFity inniincd, nml will not exvik the huitttin in
which it Ib pbccil to danger l'rim hrc like th i-ther furna
cr. We have the te?thuonia!a of hnixtrt-tls i'f the most wi
rutific nien, to nttes: to the truth f hc nh ve st:itrmcnt,
all of wh m pnniouiicc it to lie deriilfttly the het Fnrnnce
yet invented, for prtHhiciii? n pure nwl Innlthy ittin
i there. We herewith Himex the nnine of a tew well
known and eminent rrofexst rs, who have limit them, and
kimllv fnniisht d nt their nnmcs references :
Trof. John S. Hart. Prof. Parker, Prof. Norton.
Pre. Win. II. Allen, Prof. Pnr&nm, Prof. Dawn.
PrU U. .Iliimin, Prof. Kiplev,
SINE sizns.
tVfl havi llltr'Ht'lrul, tliis sms.ill, five new t'rzr; so
Hut jl jk.rties t.rty tiv.itl theiiiyelv.'. ol' lliin f.'ietit improve
ment :it h very mxVntlr cost. ' nrr iiiav piej.reil to
Itiri.it-h mi :i iir:iitis to wririi. a si.iglu i.n.).i, ui tl.u ko
cctt ptiljlic tHiililnif. mi the roiuitry.
N. I. IVrtitMu. Complete. ....
as
43
4
60
in
KI
" f"f Brickwork, ....
Kxln R;u!i;ttir. (inetii'tiiig R-irs nun Trrtich
l't.us.)
to?
Tln o. (I ii tlie lament and inoit powerful Fnruitce
nmle in ttiueiyuntry, uii.l is ntttniiubly iHiaitet tor I hurch
ts hi it I oihrr litrj-e I'lam UniMmira.
We riHiliime to aelt the :iiiini!ni at the in me prieeru
wfieti firm mlriMluetxt, five yenrivo Alth M fli tlie pre
lent luuh pneeoi mm h:i iiierettned then e-t ' per eent.
owmc to tlieir iirent weight. Mill we are emiWel, by the
grent nicre of Kites. U furuivh Die Bitiele ut the hwnt
ril.le priee. One KtHiiulry nr"iie, Mrri, Wnrni'-k A
silrruudi, have e'nlriu titt In lurnifch us with lv
r'uriires litis iteuwui, s that we uie iutv prepared o
fi.tiiinii tlit in wh li-STila or ri t.nl. Ve iHferiiileit1 the
erwti'Hi ol ell Furnaces, when retjuiri.-!, uiul wurrtit them
in all eass.
METRUPOLITAX COUKISU RASGE.
Wr have also the mmt e Triplet CMkinc Ranne thai
h it vH Itteu intrratiient, ! winch we t-ull the Mention ol
ull w ho may wi.h to serine the in l jnihct aitJ ileirnl!e
ejikini Hp-iralns ever invfiitft.
E ME RSOS'S P. I PES T VES 77 . A TO IIS
We are tlie onty Aenls 111 lnn Ivntn i for the in:unilir
tin e mil s-iM ti this Vrnitl.tlm , tiu Ii u u'nowleltr to
1 the only ;rtlt-i't Vrniii.it'H ever ui.mIb I'-ir eoriri'tnu
tti- ttrtuff'it in kiu K emn.nl, Mtl fa vr iiiiliitinff buiui
ntrfot'iitl kitiiU. As Ihrir.iri i;itNtt uttny iiiiiliiti its l
tin vahiaM. : ar:i!e ii 'w tTntil hr Kile, wtnitS wnl le
iMfinl t-i ettniiii' tins il Imi llie Fnit'fii lU-Utt' alijulteil
PATK.NT KKts-.srt'.KS AMI UNTll.A I'Ultr.
We iiv ill t'imeit HiiJ in M riUt!t)le ussortineiil rt
II t Air Hi ;ittets uiul rnltiat rs to he Imtitit in Ute 1 ui
t. it Si tii-,4. 1'jMtis who uoh to i'iti li.iv, ruin r tr j it
V il iij 1 f M ! lr-t W, Wl.t Uii-i It gHMll) to tlieil utlvdii
t tau to tx limit inr tt eV
KI.A'I'K AM) illt M -Wi'Lltst.
Wn h iv-! uUv.iVsi ciib liul uh ettiiisiv in ilinentol'
thritu U-.iiiiit'il MdiII'-s, ui Ail I litolali' l-tt) fttttn.
'.iiiinij It.iivi .1 y , -iti.i, aut 4ltrr rui ti iu Ht!t-
til'liN iU ATI.H
K r n hi n il'1 un-t h'ltt:ii . t' ul. A'.sn, an rntire
tow I'lMr-ut i the UW ti tiralt. uuuli lr iu tliu
lltl Vl ti Ins, Mml riilllt IV 10 W 111 UiW I'o-tliirt
S'l, . V 1 I' l"i iu- r!M.'ii I jf iiifctc Fl'f'in"
T"", ittftiW rW t'liinii.'v T -i. aiuJ t 'ia Out..-
UH-iill, U. It IS l4( h 11 Vu , A 1
V.s) ui n'n-iit tm.kl.nrf, w ol d ' Wt il I 1 1 in ne 4iitf
kt In. t' -I v pi 1 1 1 I 'n,' ' w hi iv V iviloi, h h 'ii. 1 j.ui -
t 1 t.i 4t 1 1 4 i'f II l Hi H e i!i V W' '"li-l 41 r.T,t'(,f
Uf I't-ltfMii !!' ' hIV I lUMll ll
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11 im;i?mi.
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Tht yt riftctoa.
SILVER ilEDALS,
h ui 14 i,M.i4 Umtt, itti..iil'it. irtta
IVK MUM I'iik.Mll'MH
t'tum ' il I'uui im .Nil t'ml.iid.
City I'am rr'.tv.i l!l4l.ilin;ciil
D. C. COiLIKi 4 CO.
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f.rrnt rrlvnl of
SPRING GOODS!
TliA T. CLEMENT
INFORMS bis friends and customers that ha
Jusl receirsd an elegant assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
At his Store In Mattel Street, Sunbury, which
he oders to the public at the lowest prices.
. His stink consists of general assortment o
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets, Jeans, Drillings,
Jilnslins, Linens, Lalicoes, flluslm rte
Lams, Lawns, Ginghams, Pcrages.
Also a lurge assortment of CLOTHING.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children.
Silk Hats.
ranatnsi, Palm leaf and oilier Summer Huts.
Master.
CUOCF.UIES of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, Codec. Molasses, Cheese, Spices,
1'ish, Salt, Ac.
HARDWARE,
Vis: Iron and Steel, Nails, Files, Saws, &.C.
QUEENSWARE, .
Tea Setts, l'lalcs, Dishes, Cvps, Saucers, fyc
LIQUORS,
Winr. Eriiihly, Gin, Ram, Whiskey, ic-
11 Country produce of all kinds taken in cx
chan&c at the highest market prices.
April 8, 1851. ly.
SHAMOKIN
Collegiate Institute.
E. HILL, A. B., Principal.
Rev. C. J. EHREIIART, A. M.
Teacher of Moral and Mental Science, Evi
dences of Christianity, Ifc.
Teacher of Primary Department.
fjlIK first session of this Institution, located nt
- Shnmokin, IMorthumbcrlund county, I'a.,
will commence on WiiixKsmr, the lUlli day of
Mat, 18.r)4.
The year will he divided into three, sessions of
fourteen weeks eneh, thus allowing a vacation of
four weeks in spring nnd autumn, and ono of
two weeks during the holidays.
Tin Institution will comprise three departments,'
A 1'lilMjHt, Aciii:jii and CoLLiLiii.vTE.
The course if instruction in theso will ho full
nnd thorough, eiiil,rnciii!r nil the hranches usually
taught in these respective, departments.
1!at::s ok 'IYtio.n :
rrimnry Department, per session, $1,00
Academic. " " Sfifi.tlO
Colleciato " " ijiH.UO
A la i no and spacious room has hecn secured
to ni'ot the wants of tho Institution, until tho
necessary huildinss ore completed.
l)oardiii'4 can he ohtained in private families
nt reusnnahlo rates.
The lloard of Trustees will spare no pains or
labor, to make ishamokin Collegiate Institute,
worthy the patronage and confidence of the com
munity. For further particulars, address Kimhcr Clea
ver, Esq., of Shamokin, President of Hoard of
Trustees, or I!ev. C. J. Ehrehart of Fuxiuos,
Northiiuilieiluiid county, l'n.
Shnmokin, Mutch 4, 1851.
Til K STEAMBOAT"
S USUUE1IANNA
ni.L make regular triis for carriapo of Pas-
scuireis Is twcen Sunhury and Northuin
herland every day, except Sunday, on and lifter
Monday, April With.
The hoatwill leave the yvhnrf at Sunbury, at
8 o'clock, A. M., II o'clock and .10 minutes A.
M., and S o'clock 30 minutes, 1. M.
lictttriiing, will leave the outlet lock at North
ipiihcrland, at 8 o'clock and 15 minutes, A. M.,
1 1 o'clock and lr minutes, A. M., and S o'clock
and 45 minutes, P. M.
Fare, 10 cents. Excursion tickets, good for
one dav, 15 cents.
Sunbury, April 29, 1851 tf.
Daguerreotypes!
GEORGE W. COBLE,
OESPECTFl'LLY nnnounecs to the citizens
I of Snnhtitv and vicinity, that ho hug at;aiu
opi'iic.l a Daiiucrrcan Koum, uud is prepared to
take likenesses. He warrants his pictures to be
! satisfactory to all wishing true representations of
j themselves and friends. Special attention is paid
I to children. Copies taken with accuracy. In
structions u'iven on reasonable terms. His room
is ut the old place, in tho Grand Jury ltoom,
(county huildinrs,) operating hours from 8 A.
M. until 5 P. M., without repaid to tho state of
the weather. Copies should be sent ii: on cloudy
days.
Sunbury, April 82, 1851. tf.
W. S. STOCKMAN.
THOMAS O'ASILL.
STOCKMAN & O'NEILL,
GENKHAL
vCommisijioix iilcrcljants
351 IIOHTH WHARVES,
Philadelphia,
REFERENCES.
Tims. Richardson & Co. Philadelphia.
A. i. Cuttill A. Co. "
Kutter A I'atteson,
Charles Ellis oi Co. "
Durum .V ons, '
1'hila., April 8, IS5I. ly.
PATKN'T
S V A I. K S ,
Sold t their
WAKEHOUSE,
No. 2 10 Market $trit,
FIZILADELnilA.
Kaihoad. ll.iy, I'oal, and Parmers' W'M.IlS,
i t in ui. y purl of the country, ly rtperiencrd
m.mLiiicii, uiul at khort notice.
I'tuU., April S, H.'il. din.
Kosnulali' lIuIrauiicCiMiii-nt.
.I.t rici ll. nt articte for Lining (Ysfiiin,
I anils, Spriiiit-huuset and i'ellnis,
4 Ml for keeping iliiiipnru fioiu wet and
e.p.cl m.iIU. J',,r i,at iy
II Ul.t:s MIKPAIillNMITH,
Coinri .4 Ki.int so. I llluw Ms. lUllluud.
I'l.il. lclpt.u. April J J. i.M. ly.
DOCTOR JOSEl'K W. CAMtllON.
li:l'l. I I I I I. V ii.loMns , rilii.-n. ,.(
tlin U"i M ;l uf Munhury and tu iuily, l
l. Ins l.i.4ii,iiilly I.H-sli'd lnmcU ui uid
ll .loll.'ll , Slid ulli'la I.U I'lultHluu.l hiihhIu
lh,.... mIi.i may .K l.t ui.oy ,i,u. 'oi ll,
pirMi.l I. a i hi Iw louud l V salvia llLl
fui,l...i, M4I.H II, ll.
I V TI.M.Il al t o , '
SlNblUY.I'A.,
HWV. )u4 (iv.l ll. upply uf turn
f..iii4 Ii'hkIa. Thau liurn.U and ilia pwl.
lie i.i. Uullv iu4.4 a caII shJ iuwi
IIismi. 1 iiry Kill U t..lj hsp. "tituk !
ii. I small iolila" W till llwu wUlu
ui.I.um, P., A pid 14, Ii4.
AT AU I' 1 1. I. .i.l.u.ia U v4
1 J (J U.hull Uum suJ I mi IUu,
, .im rt4h, l, ll.Ulutlt, . tt4 ait'iiaijr
I 4P4 ! AaU Ull l
i u. ti ui;uii co.
Ikl .! alia!, upiHMiWi lUa fw4 Oiiua.
C in h - Kiski Ut ft li4i si.4
J UmJ. U4J, I l4 Ntt4, itiwuj
1 i, KMiAa uj fiwAM. im4 Mmsa.mI a4 M
'ui. It UM A I Mil U
I I M; , Ism
IlLANKS.
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Par the Cur f
COUGHS, GOLDS.
HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH
MA, WHOOPING-COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
TOCtTRE A COLD, with sutucii jlxb ioiiiui
of the body, ftike the Cmkkrt PrctoSaL oh going to lied,
am! wrap up wsr.n, to sweat daring thr night.
Koa a Gold amd Cocch, take it morning, noon and eve
ninir, nccoiding to diicctions on the bottle, and the difficul
ty will soon be removed. None will long lulfrr from this
trouble when they find it enn Isiso readily cured. Persons
ntnicted with a seated cough, which ts-enks them of Uieir
rest at night, will find, by taking tho Chcny Pectoral on
going tl bed, they nmy be sure of sound, ui.bloken sleep,
and consequently refreshing rest. Great relief from suffer
ing, and an ultiinnte cure, is afforded Ut thoutsnds M'ho ara
thus ntllicted, by this invaluable remedy.
Prom lis ogrceithle effects iu tlicsu enscs many find
themselves unwilling lu forego its use when the nwcMily
for tt Intscensrd
From two eminent Physicians in
Katkttevii.lx, Tenn , April IB, 1SSI.
Sir : We have given your Cherry Perioral nn extensive
trial in our pmctire, nnd find it to snrpnss every other re
nieily we have for curing nflVrti"tis of the respimlnry or
gans. l)lt!. UIKMKH HAMPTON.
TO SINGFRS AND PIJHI.IC SPKAKKItM thisremeily
is inviiluable, hs by its nrtion on the thptnt and lungs, when
t'lkcii in small ,unntltics, Itremovt'still houiseness in n few
h.tnrs, nnd wonderfully increnses the jsiwcr and tle&ibilily
of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved, nnd often wholly
cored by Cherry lfctnnl. Hut there nrc stme eases so ol
stinate as to yield entirely to no .medicine. Cherry Pecto
ral will cure Ihem, if they enn be cured.
HltON'CIirriS, or irriiiilit.ii of the thnsil and upper
poition of llie hums, maybe cured by tnkingClierry Petto
ral In small nnd lrcui-nt doses. The uncumforuible op
pression is soon relieved.
Itev. Duel. I.ANSINO. nfnriK1(tyn,Xcw York, ststes :
' I have seen the Cherry Pectoral cum such eases nf
Aftlhma and Bronchitis us leatls uie to believe il can rarely
fail to cure tic isc di!!..'!!cs.,,
KOIt Cltlll'P. (live nn emufle nf nutiuiony, to Imj
i'.'II .wcl by bir-rc and fre pienl dose:l of Mir Cherry Pecto.
ml, until i' subdues the disease. If kikcn in season, it will
not fnil to cure.
VII lOI'l NO COUGH may be broken up and Hn cu
red lv the life of rherrv l'ect..r:il.
'I'll K IN P I.U KN Y. is speedily removiil by this remc.
dy. Numerous instances have been noticed where whole
families weie protected from nay eri..us consequences,
while their neighbors, witluiut the Clierry Pectoral, were
surTeriiur frm the iKkciisc'.
Dr. J. C. Aver: Palcm, Ohio. 11th June, 1SS1.
1 write to inform von 't the tinly reniarkauJe cffeels of
your CIIKItKY PKCTORAI. in this place, and in my
own fmnilv. One of uiv d.iHl.lers wnw completely cured
iu three days of n dreaitiiil Wiioopi-sr. Cnunn, by taking it.
Dr. Means, one of our very liest physicians l iecly slates
that he considers it the best remedy we huvu pulmonary
di.flt&cs, anil that he has cured ui"ie c.'.ses of Croup with
it than nny other medicine he ever administered.
Out clergymen ol the Ilnptist Church kivs that daring
ll.e run of Infi. cknza hero this unin'.n. be luis seen cures
from your medicine he could scarcely have believed With
out seeiuit.
Yours respectfully, J. P. SIXCT.Ain,
DepLty P. t master.
From the distinguished Professor of Chemis
try and Mcleria Medtcc, Boialoin College.
I have found the Cherhy Pectoral, ns its ingredients
slinw, a powerful remedy for colds, and ciiughs, and pul
monary discuses.
Parker Cleveland, M. D.
Brcnjwick, Me., Feb. S. I"I7.
Ult. VAI.KXTINKMOTT.
The tcidehi celehrated Professor of Surgery in
the Medical College, New York City, says :
'-It gives inr pleasure to certify the value und efficacy
of 'Avkb's Chshry Pectoral,' which 1 consider peculi
arly ndapteil to cure diseuses of the Throat and l.ungs."
Cures of seveic diseases upon the Lungs have been ef
fected by CiiKnnv Pectoral in such extreme cases ns
warrant the belief that n remedy has at length been found
that can Ite dc,ended on to care tho Coughs, Colds and
Consumption which carrv from our midA thousands every
year. It is indeed a medicine to which the nfllicted can
look with ennhdeuce for relief, and they should not fail to
avail themselves of it.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYER,
Practical Chemist, Loteell, Mass.
Sold in SunHury hy II MASSER, and hy
Drticnist.') penerally throughout the State.
July 30, 18.V1. ccow lv Nov. 13. '52.
Spring and Summer style
G 15 N TLEMEN'S HATS.
FOSTER & GEBHARD,
49 South Third Street, below Chestnut;
PHILADELPHIA,
f AYR unusual satisfaction in culling at'.cn--"
lion to their large nnd varied stock of Mole
skin.'Drah, lieaver, (liter, I'utiuina, and a variety
of Stmw and Sotit Hats.
(ientleinen's suininer Caps of nil descriptions.
Children's Fancy Emhmidcrcd nnd 1'lain Caps
iSlruw Huts and Caps, Misses' Flats, ite.
I3f 1'aiticular attention is called lo a Whilo
und Nankeen French 1' tit ll.it, of our own im
portation. 1'hilu., April 2i, I8.V1. 3m.
ZINC PAINTS.
One third cheaper than u hite had, and free
from all poisonous qualities.
Tlie IVeiv Jersey Zinc Company
HAVING great y enlargml iheir works, a. id improved
the qa.-tl.ty ut their pr.luels, are prepuieil to erectile
oidcfs for their
SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Or), mill frrtHiiul hi nil, ui ut:st rtjd jmckugfa of from 35
to 5K) piniiitlM ; ut
lry, in barrel, t'l liHMt rvimti nu-h.
Tiicir whitB ziiu, whit h u wild ory gr aroutn. in oil. ia
wtirrunti'd luie uud unntirpiieicJ (or tHly bih! ui ill or in
Wllltfllt8l
A metlMMl of pretMratitJii h: recently tcvu itintvciftl,
u liiL-h tfiinlili i lh C'tiipuiiy to w:irr;nit llit-ir rwihtts tnki'rp
ireah mui toil in the kft ior nny rtiiiimltt lime. Inthii
rfpwt their piiiiit will ba mpLiiorto any uthvr in tli
iimrket
Their brown xinc paint, wtiicli ituM nt l'w prift,
nml enn only li iiluU t'rum iUtt ',mf orei friHit New Jtr
swy, ia n w wrll kiwiwu fr ita prottN-uvv quulitita w lifii
applieti t irou or otior nu-Uihc auiliit-ta.
Tlit ir l"ti o -litr, imt iMiNwiNi a h!I iIiv pr(ixartioa of the
Ttriiwn, nui ia it 101 Htrvtlt f fr fr iiintiiif! C'tiUnt'tn,
Iti'.M'ta, Out UiiUiiiig, liii'lt;-. r
KKI'.N II III CI I AIM):,
Wh ca.tl4' Tuint Ikr.ilora mui unp'irtt-ia,
N V. v r nf H'lli Mitikct ! , IMiiliuU-liitiia
PiiiliuMpliiii, April K.l.Unu
GUANO! GUANO!
flHH tful.'riter, oIv n -i-nt for tlie H.ile of
Jl 1 vruuttii (imiiui in I'ttiluilt lphi.i. u now
1n.toa.lm4 the lolloping viiH'ta( iliiiTt fiom tlui
Cliinc!ia UIjm U
hliiji horoioo, 1300 tons.
Mnp iurlin.;toul ... ; uu,
hlup ll.irm i, ... .tm t.na.
Miiii To.., ... y,u 1011a.
til.H It will aol.t in lota to auit pUfilu r, ut
tlit) luwrat I'Uah I'Ui'ra.
w.J. rilKIsUAN,
('. ., i;jttittf t'hinttttu.)
,o. H NorlU N harvia, uoj U7 .ortlt Water
Mu'il, I'tutiuli-lfliiu.
' CI?CJTJL.?..
rilllll siiIsh ill..! bcu Uuis rcprctfully to in.
I loiiu his fiu'ii.U and tlm pulill.i tjciicmlly
that h will roiiliuu ilia tii.iui ol a
Cabluet Makers' Fiitdlu; Slue,
in ull its Hsiious hraiii'lirs al tha ol,l .land. No.
IUI houili cue, .ii, I !.. Ulow Wwk si. IM11I1J.I.
plus, an I i,. Iluliy flhiK 1 ro.tiuiuau, uf
Ilia rty I.Ui4l pvliou.igc U duiasd upon lit laU'
tiriii ut ''. 0i I.. 'I'huiupMii, aMUilny his llun.ls
1I14I viiv visilioii will t iii4.ls b IiIiiimiII slid
lliuwt 111 l.u au.ly la u.siU a vuuliiiuaiua ol
thi-ir iiimh a.l. ruled t4.ii.
Till 1 VI AM II 11 VI I'm i.V.
I'l.iU . VI4..I1 I, lVI aut.
f1lU.ll fl.H mill au.l .itUutil rase, mf t
H SUUdl.14 41ul.lt, Ju4 MI4.
AU tia.lt supply u VV tiling fluid, (ut mIs
X II. U. M ita!.
tuiUiy, Iw, T, Ul.
VMinr tM K nr j nu A iiix.
' la kill, li.sa auljv jim4 KkscttMl, aus)
u. a. u tastK.
4S4U4U4MH, Jati, I tt,
VHMil li WlilUMi IU ..U AJt..
sm4 sU.44, Iw wis lt
ll. U M ut:il.
4tttkhtl(. J It, SJ -
1sii:M' aMirri.M'rumN
Wa4 aw4lb Im .! if
MM Ml.li
Ait, 11 IsM
,V'sl Ml. 4 U.M .14..., II,, w,
4 .Hi. MU.. 4)4 .. r Iw. A
Ujl. I. 1 liU
". Look to your Interests !
We will try to please 1 1 . .
S. N. THOMPSON
rrp E8PECTFULLY informs his friend, and
Qj the publio generally tliat hs has just re-
ceiTcd at his store, In Market street, Sunbury,
oeiow w eaver's Hotel' an extenstvs stock or -SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS,
eonsisting'in part of
Dr Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Jeans, Drillings,
Muslins, Vestings, Linens, Ifc.
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
Calicoes, Muslin de Lnins, Lawns,
Ginghams, Berages. Robes,
Woolens, Flannels, tfc.
GROCERIES,
Sugar, Teas, Coflco,-Itinc, Molasses, Cheese,
Spices, Salt, eVc., 5tc, &,c.
Hard ware,
Nuils, Screws, Files, Saws, Knives & Forks, &c.
Queens and Glassware,
of various styles rind patterns.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A largo assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
men, women and children.
H ats Cats, Sic, of various siz.es and styles.
Besides a Inrgo and general assortment of
fashionable goods. Call and examine for your
selves. UT Country nroduce ol all kinds taken in
exchange at the highest market prices.
sunliury, 11 mo. 20 1853 4 m. 30, '53.
DAVIS & CULIN, "
Dealers in
LAMPS, LAKTKRKS It CHANDELIERS,
3V. E. Corner Fourth and Cherry Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
TA VINO enlarged and improved their Store.
and having tho largest assortment of Lamps
in Philadelphia city, thcv.aro now prepared to
furnish PINE Oil. CAMTHENE,
BURNING FLUID,
F.THEREAI, OIL, Thosphcne Gns and Lard
Oil, Lnmps, Lanterns of nil patcrns. Fancy Hotel
nnd Hull Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles nml
('nndelenbras, and Urittannia Lamps, at the
Manufacturers' lowest prices. Glass Lamps hy
tho packnRC, at a small advnnco over Auction
prices. Being luriie MANUFACTURERS of
IMnc Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol,
and (the only true) PhosRcne Gas, thev can fur
nish theso articles at such prices that Merchants
will find it to their advantage to buy. t 'all before
going elsewhere, if you want -bargains. Also,
tha Safety FK id Lamp for sale.
Phila.,Sept. 21, 1853.-Jy.
Porte Mommies,
POCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS.
riIIE attention of the Trade, and others, in
JL wunt cf Porto Mommies, Pocket Books,
Bunkers' Cases, Dressing Cases, Portable Wri
ting Desks, Backgammon and Chess Boards,
Chessmen, Pearl, Shell, nnd Silver Cord Cases,
Work Boxes, Cabas, Needle Books, Money
Belts, Cigar Cases, Portfolios, Razors and Razor
Strops, Travelling Flasks, and fmo Cjillcry, to
gether with a lurge variety of Fistr Goons
which will he sold at the lowest rates.
F. H. SMITH,
Porte Monnaie and Pocket Book Manufacturer,
205 Arch St. below Sixth, Philadelphia.
Sept. 17, 1853 tf.
CAicee, .iii, x. Co ,
Flour, Grain and Lumber
Cominision 3Ierclmnts,
23 and 25 Spear's W harf,
Baltimore.
KKFKHKNCKS.
John Clark, Esq , President Citizens' Batik, Bait.
A. P.Giles, Esq., Cashier Branklin Bank, "
John llertzler' Jr., Esq., Philadelphia.
Rogers, Sinnicksnn A Co., "
J. Tome, Esq., President Cecil Bunk, Tort Do
posite. J. Wallowcr &. Son Ilarrisburg.
Col. II. C. Ever, Sclinsgrove.
J. II. App & Co.,
Nugle, U'ingaU' tf Co., Milton.
V. V. ('ooke, Esq.. Muncy.
Simon Schuyler, Esq., "
George Bodine, Huglisville,
W. Weaver cV Co., Montoursville.
(ien. William F. Packer, Willininr port.
T. W. Lloyd, Esq., Cashier,
James II. Muting, "
Lewis G. Hilling, "
M'llcury & Bubb, Jersey Shore.
J. P. Hilling, Esq., Lock Haven.
n?" Carr. Gicse & Co. havo the largest whurf
room of any cominision house in Baltimore, al
ways giving quick dispatch to boats In discharg
ing their cargoes.
February II, 1851. Cm.
Valuable Property for Sale
In the Borough of Sunbury !
rj'HF. subscriber oilers for sale the following
1 property in the Borough of Muuhury, 'u:
THE HOUSE
Ami two contigiou.4 Iiiit.s-of Ciruiiml,
on the south west corner of Market iSquare, now
oi tiipicd by the subscriber us a store uud dwel
ling. Also:
THE STEAM SAW MILL
uu the river bunk, tuL'ctlicr with one and a half
ucrea of ground. Also: a double two story
frame
Dwelling Ilotiso nml Lot of CSrouml,
in Lldrrlwrry street. Al.o: sit acres of
gnuiiid ut tho 1'i.ii.l, uilj.iiiiiiin tho Susqui hiiuim,
011 hich are i rc. tc.l two frame houx-s Siiii
Iium', ilc. A I. a :
A llotwo Ulnl Lot of lil'iillliil
in Ci allien v strc-t, ticir the nvrr, 011 wlii.li .a
ujc si. j vriiU J tlirre liuie kilns. AI.j ;
A UoilhU Uiul ll tll'l.i't of (irolllhl,
ii lb no. 1I1 rat comer uf h'icr auJ DvuU'iiy
street, ik cupitd by Au,;ulus I'liiiicnl. AUu:
Twitily-Tlirio Vaiiint L0I.1
oil KMnUiiy stiet't.
II! T. CLEMENT.
Kuiibiirv, J 411 1 1, l.M. -tf.
a at s.sm. .l.. iv u. nr4, .. 1 i u.li.il
JLuilit.lmv, Tilliinv Co.
ivil-.'M ri.ua ami imi i im i
rorcittii nml luuirllc
DXIY GOODS,
4t aiKaTS to TMKiuiE or
AMERICAN M AN UfACTUnES.
. St, Jtt tliiilimit Stn,lt
Bttlttmore.
If uui (iuulsuatriauiiuatiuu, (i. u4 as tluau
a. tin . tan be U.u,bt ih au istlwi uis.k.t lh. ,
ui4V U i.tunwj lot ili it U a uui hum.
Usliiuiuis, .Ns, tit, ,
IMI'OKTKK AND UK A 1.1. a IN
XnON BTEEL,
41 .Mu 4l .,i, tsluw Ita, i,4iU,
IIII.ADa1I.VUIA.
ft"! , i.ak I Sal. l.
(1Htt YMilm ai. !. T.e. UJ..
U SJ, Sl4. sV . i.44 4 l4 hi
'' I W, It MM 4 m.
'. ft, lsi
mm 1 ... it... 44. r-r.j
., I'.ttaina, 1 4 v U4M. to. .J ' I l..y
tHasmu. I .1, tlM.i y 4.1
"AID AND COMFORT,"
1 o Your Own lUechanlcg.
GEOKGE RENN.
manufacturer of '
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style
f ihe Publ': 'o " large and splendid assort
ment of every quality and price of
CAHI1TJ3T-WAR E.
which cannot fail to reiommcnd itself toevery on
who will examine It, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up ef the
best stock to be had in tho city. No effort is
spared in the mani.rnct,,n nf I.:.
- -' " v mir. IUU 1
subscriber l..tm. l...l .A i .
, cji up wun ine
many improvements which are constautly beina
nw. wiio.Bi. u. jrianogany
C. 4. K
"'. juivans and Lounge.
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFJ, BREAKFAST AND DIMM) TlRt.vs.
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Thila"
ueipnta manutacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
cui-BUAKUS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS TOILF.T TABLES AND
EXTF.VSlnV T Hf TS!
In short, every article in this line of his business.
..- iisu iiiuiiwaciures ail Kinds and qualities ef
including varieties never before to he had in
Sunbury, such as Mahooawi, Black Walkut
Map"g:'a; mu WiKnson
i ' A"n TAcr P,' Stools, which are
or the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscnlwr is determined that there ehnll
Ijc no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can bo entertained
about tho quality and finish of his ware and
V'lllll IB.
His articles will I
crms as they can 1 purchased elsewhere. Coun-
'r-s. , ' ..;..,nKon m pnymcnt for work.
1 LERTAKIN(8. Having provided
himself with a handsome Hiuiisf., he is now
M-....u .or unucrtauing, and attending funer
als, in this vicinitv : .
j , .,, ul,w cuiivcinuui ins
tance from this place.
IT" The "arc Room is in Market Street.
below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tavern.
, GEOKGJi RENN.
bunbtiry, Jan. 10, 185ii tf.
Importnnt to Coal Dealers.
rTWE subscriber, hereby inform the public, that
lliey have entered into partnership under tho
firm of Kasc, Reed & Co., for the purpcosa of
ItWIllIIIT. sbtlminir ...1 ..11:... , . .
. , , ..-b i.....K 1u.11, ueiivcril at
funbury, or at any other point along the Sus
quehanna. They will he ready to deliver coal, well prepa
red, on cm tract or otherwise, at all times, on tho
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Orders received at Shamokin hy
KASK, REED & CO.
Sunbury, June 4, 1853. ly.
A VALUABLE HOUSE
And Three Acres of (.round
TOR SALS.
rrilin subscrilwr offers at private sale, his bouse
-y and three acres of ground, on the river Bank
within the limits of the Borough of Sunbury,
now in tho occupancy of John Shissler and orig.
inally owned by Chas. Gusslcr while engaged iu
bout building. The improvements ate a
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
With a Well of good Water,
and a good frame stable. There arc a number of
excellent fruit trees on the premises. The prop,
crty is handsomely located and will bo sold at a
reasonable priee and possession given in April
next. Apply to Geo- C. Wclker, Esq., of Sun
bury, or to the subscriber at Sctinsrrrove.
PETER KERLIN.
July 23, 1853 tf.
Cheap Watches Jewelry,
"1 yilOLESALE and Retail, at the ' IMiiUlel
plua Watch and Jewelry Store," IVo. 9U
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
PBH.An-TT.VTTT SI
I O..M Lev -Watch.-., full jeweled, It. oirst'ensM, st-.iB.M
l- me Nicer Spectacles, i .',0
fiolil llmcrlcls. 3 00
! mlics' Guld I'ciicils, 1.00
Silver Tea Shhih, ict, 5,00
Silver 14-p. full Jrwlkil, n.
Silver l-vcr, lull jewl'd 1'4
Si.c.i..r (imrtiei., 7,
I I..I.I S.tH...l.t. ,..l
Oohl rem, willi rciicil .ml Silver Holder, 1 00
Cold Finger Rings, 37 J cents to 80 ; Watch
Glasses, plain, 12J cents; Patent, 16 ; Lunet,
55 ; other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to he what thev arc sold for.
STALK PER & HARLEV,
Successors to O. Conrad.
On hand, some (.old and Silver Levers and
Lepines, still lower than the above prices
Sept. 10, 1853. ly.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c
JAMKS Ii. FIDLKK,
JN'o. 12 South Second Stree',
PHILADELPHIA, -Cold
Lever Watche. full jewelled
Silver Lever do
Silier Lepine dn
" (jnartier 1I0
Cold pen. and pencil ami silver halders
Mlver J ea and Table Mpooue
Urn cele ts, llreasl pin. Kur riB, c
All warranted and sold at price, as low as arv
in lb. rnv. '
NoveinUr 87. 1852. if.
lllatksniithin.
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Sutibury, and the publ.c generully, ,1U he
inteiiJ to carry 1.11 t,e
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ull Ins I'uat.iiuers.
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uiilmry, ManliS, s.M. i(,
WM. M'CARTY, Bookteller,
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