farmer's (parlmcnt
NfcYV HHSriTtTE FORTH POTATO;.
TrnaJfttoJ from the Rervt Hortieole. Fan
is, Dec. 1854, by II. Meig. Esq., Secretary
of the Farmer's Club. N. Y.
Dioacof:' Batatas. (Igname of China.)
New observations relative to it.
We live at a tiino when it ia not necessary
to itrngtrlo forever against popular prejudice
at to a new and useful thinp in agriculture.
If tome rtsistauce is experienced in ourcouu
try population, yet enlightened mon are now
numerous enough everywhere to encourage a
new and nseful plant.
The groat amelioration in our State by the
use of the most perfect types of a race, bor
rowed from our neighbors and elsewhere, are
incontestible proofs in advance. Culture,
drainage, 4c, are so many happy reforms in
our domestic affairs, and in our comforts and
manners.
We do not flatter ourselves with making
popular at the first onset, the Igname of Chi
na ; but we do hope that its introduction to
general liso will not be opposed, as the pota-
was tor nearly two hundred yean I its mala
dy might assail this new Batatas, but perhaps
not ; so thut we may henceforth not fear a
famine.
Five years ago the first Dioscorca Batatas
was oroughr to us. It has attracted atten
tion now utmost everywhere, and the calls
for them to plant are numerous from all quar
ters. My moilo of cultivating them.
Towards the middle of April, when I be
lieved that we should have no more frost, I
planted some of them in niccea and whole, in
good light gnrdon beds, at the Museum of
JNatural History. I set them about twenty
inches apart every way : this was wrong
they should have been set mnch nearer to
gether. The future alone will teach us what
effect our climate may have upon it. All
that I can now say is, that my plants have
this year (1854) grown well, their long shoots
beiug erv vigorous and covered with thick
foliago. They produced many flowers (all of
which were male) about the beginning of
August. At the end of August, the growth
of stalk and leaves ceased, and they assumed
that yellowish hue which indicated, after the
middle of September, the approaching matur
ity of the tubercles.
I set apart some square feet of the plants
for other experiments, while two of my lots
were covered, one with strong poles about ten
feet long, the other with poles about seven or
eight feet long. The branches aud stalks of
the igname twine around these poles as beans
do, and soon run beyond the length of their
poies.
In the third lot I let them have their own
way. nnd tho vines did not root at their joints,
and twisting together, grew nearly as long as
those on their poles.
The tubers which I planted whole, gave
remarkably vigorous plunts, each of which
gave a new tuber of these, two were quite
large. When pulled, one weighed nearly
three pounds. (1 kilo. 360.) the other 1 kilo
1CU. The third was injured by the insect
Hanneton. The original batatas which I
planted were still on, very much wrinkled.
The beds of cut tubers did not produce well,
weighing on an averago not over a quarter of
a pound.
Of the whole, the result was from twenty,
eight plants, each giving one tuber on an
average the tubers weighed about live ounces
each. (345 qrs. 18.) We found onthe whole
from fifty-seven plants, seventeen kilogram
mes, or nearly forty-three pounds weight of
tubers.
The result of these experiments shows,
tLat a hectare can produce G0U0, kilogramme
of igname, or that an acre may yield some
thing like two hundred bushels. We think,
from what we have seen of the growth, that
ten inches apart every way will be room
enough for the root for this plant seems to
live upon the air by its vines aud iuaves.
The prodact of tubers was nearly double, our
lute usual crops of potatoes. These ignames
are from ten to twenty inches long ; the up
per third of the roots very slender, about the
size of our little finger. I think that this
part should be reserved for planting. The
digging of them is a difficulty. In C'uttathey
always plant them in sandy soil.
I do not hesitate, to prefer the Chinese ig
name to the common potato for quality ; I
believe the igname to bo more nutritious.
The flusb of it is as white as biiow ; it has no
apparent fibre in it. Iy boiling it becomes
so tender that under the lightest pressure it
becomes a paste, like that made of the finest
wheat flour. Cooked by steam, or roasting
in hot ashes, it has the appearance and taste
of tho best of our common potatoes. Two
pieces of the root as large as a common
Dutch potato were boilod together, with a
potato of same si3. and the ignames were
done in ten minutes, while the Dutch potato
was twenty minutes iu cooking. This is
valuable property, saving both time and fuel
and I'tat is one reason why the potato was
bo mush valued originally. And this igname
keeps tvol1 from one year to another. The
igname has been successfully cultivated in
Algiers. ,
Many of tho dioseorcas have the properly
of multiplying by these bulbs, which become
detached from the plants when at maturity.
Working Farmer.
Prom th Finn Journal
TUB MOON TllEOnr EXPLODED.
In August 1852, to test the theory of Ly.
dia Jane Pierson, that briars, bushes, 4c,
were more certainly destroyed by being cut
in the old of the moon in August where its
place is in Leo, than at other times, I made
the trial on a field too stony to be plowed, on
which were some bunches of briars, the bun
ches that were on one-half the field were cut
in the afternoon of the 14th of August, be
ing the old of the moon, the change tuking
place next day and beiug the first day of the
S triwl" the ?rst re
sult was, that the cutting was verv effective
Ifffi '0r they7ere noun
tirely killed, but on closer examination there
was no perceptible difference i ? h, E
from cutting at the different time", ' l believe
f"P t? cut up the briar.
.1,-1 , u,.aymg them, and that
aUended to! " lU8eC',I,tlC Deed not be
At the same timo I provided many blocks
of wood about three inches square .nd. an
inch tllli'lr. nlunintr r.no .l. . u
. . , , .... vu uioruiDir on
. , luurmQg 0B ,
tough grad aod where the gnu made little
growth that Mason, for the purpose of .how.
ing the raoon'a power or want ot power to de
press the blocks when the UlAsfsn Tsa-iitifta Aa.
according to the almanac makers, or to raUe
teem wnen me moon point up. I had pur
posed to continue putting down a block each
morning for several mouth, but it was only
coutiuued till the 20th of September when I
lull nome ana was awsv for a
time and on niy return found that those that
I had jmt down, bad been displaced, and I
did eot acain commence. I wnnM unm
wieiid this last experiment to the attention of
tae curious ana scientific enquirer, not that I
expect that the moon would be implicated in
the derangement, but that the cacses that
bare proJuted effects wLkh she bat been
cnarged w.ta may be discovered.
A.W.C.
MontfcTomerr county.
.
Maxi-ie. -Manure is the capital of which
farmers do business; and the man who teaches
thtm how to obtain it at a reasonable rate.
aod in Sttffieiect quantities, does the pu'jlio
arrvir maa li lie leetured the Urelscg
oy on copper and silver mines, and emuted
swrpy Honrs with drcsras.
xt
" ParnrtTd
PROFESSOR of Anatnmv and Jnrerv in tha Phil
Srlelphis Cuileae of Mooieina, and Arlinff Professor of
Miitwirerr one of Ilia Consulting Phyeirana of the Phil
adelphia lloapilal. Blockler I lata mainhcr of lha National
Medical Asauciatmti member of tlia Philadelphia Meill
sal tVtctety I member of tha MMliooChiraricl College
of Philadelphia formerly President and 1 ro lessor tf
Anatomy and Surgery In Uastleton Meriiaal College, Ver,
mont ) and alan, lata Prm'eeenr of Anatomy and rhreiut
Ofry In Bcrkahlr Medical luKUution, PutafieM, Mass.,
Ac , e., e.
Ilea lately Introduced in a popular form several of kit
favurlte prescriptions for tha principal disease of thia
climate. Tha name of each article will Imply the aisssal
for which It is intended to be need. '
DR.McCLINTOCK S PECTORAL SYRUP. Prleeil
DR. McCUNTOCK'8 COLD AND COUGH MIX
Tl'RB For Colds, Couiha, c Priue 8S eta.
DR. McCLINTOCK'S ASTHMA AND HOOPINO
COUGH RKMEUY. Plica IMI eta.
Pr. McCLINTOCK'S TONIC A I.TF.flN ATI VE
8YRUP For Purifying the Wood. Priie l.
DR. MeCUNTOCKS DYSPEPTIC KIJXIR Pot
t;lving tone to the stomach relieving peine after eating,
leanoarn, and aH diaagreeabie symptoms arising ftont
Indigestion Price 91.
PH. McCUNTOCK'9 RHEUMATIC MIXTURE A
Purely Vegetable Remedy fur Internal nee. Price SO cts.
Dlt. McCLINTOCK'S RIICU.MATIO LINIMENT
For Rheumatism, Sprains, Swellings, Ac , Ac. Price
SO cenls.
DR. McCLINTOCK'S ANODYNE MIXTURE Ft
Pains, Toothache, Headache, Neuralgia, As. As. Price
SO cents.
PR. McCLINTOCK'S FKVEH AND AGUE SPE
CIFIC A certain cure for all Intermittents. PriceSI.
DR. McCLINTOCK'S PIARRIHKA CORDIAL AND
CHOLERA PRF.VENTIVR A snfe reincdv.
DR. McCLINTOCK'S VEGETABLE PUROATlVt
FILlA. Fot C 'Sfivenemi. Henilnehe. Ac. Trice
DR. McCLINTOCK'S ANTI BILIOUS riLK-For
lrresulerity in the Functions of the Liver snd Bowels
the best Liver Pill made. Prire M ets. e box
ForsnlebyDr. J. McCLINTOCK, at hie Medical De-'
pot, N V enrner ninth und Filbert sts Philadelphia, and j
ai an irruegisTs ana uoaiers tn Meaicines. ah isrusjri.i.
and Dealers in Medicines who wish tn be agents, will
please adddrees Dr. AlcClintnck, furnishing reference,
ncme of Pott-Office, county and stats.
IF For Sale by Weiaer A Btnner, Sttnbory and Pha
mokin ; Win. Weimer, Nonhuinberlsnd I C. Brown, Mil
ton ; E. P. l.utz, Bloomsbtirg : Jnenb llsrris, Buckhorn ;
obn Vanlecio, Light Btreet ; 1 Sharpless A Son, Cats
Wiaaa. Januaty 6, 1855 tm.
TO CASH BUYERS.
BAIL? ftTBROTHail,
No. 252 Chestnut street, above 9th
Philadelphia,
Have now open a large stock of
CA RPETINGS,
Embracing tbs new and leading styles in Vel
vet, Tapestry, Brussels, Ingrains, Stair Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Ac. all of which will b sold at th
lowest cash prices,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Phil., Sept. 9, .1854. ly.
Wines t?j Liquors.
Marteil Brandy,
Pinet "
French "
Common 11
R ye Whiskey,
Monongahcla Whiskey,
Common 44
Jamaica Spirits,
Holland Gin,
Champaign Wine,
oneiry
Claret
Pure Port "
Port "
Maderi
Lisbon
Wine Bitters
Fur Sale by
WEISER A BRUNKR.
Sunboiv, July 39 1851.
LAWRENCE HOUSE,
STJUBUBY, PA.
THE subscriber respectfully informs th public
that she still continues to keep tha above
named public house.
She has also received a new supply of good
liquors and wines, and trusts that sh will se
sbls to give satisfaction to all who may visit her
house.
MARIA THOMPSON.
6unbury March 4. 1854. If.
SENAEOTJS L. KREBS,
2vlEB.CS-lTT TAILOR,
sBAMOEm, -
Opposite the Depot,)
Respectfully informs th citizen of
BtL Shamokin and vicinity, that he has com
menced the above buisiness in the town of Sha
mokin, and wiil always keep on hand an assor4
ment of Ready Made Clothing of every descrip
tion. He also keeps on hand an assortment of cloths,
cassimeres, and all kinds of goods, for Mens
wearing apparel, which he will sell or mak up
to order, to suit purchasers, at the lowest prices.
Shamokin, August 5, 18S4. tf.
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fUS I AGE.
In all tha Hpin .lH.l . m ..
k H-i.-..rY . v "wns, ineee worse win
WbT -.iU'oufh.AR"lU'FKl:K lOSTAGE
W u tlr:1' -' T part of the United
be but Twrai.rn. iv.... . -
esuZZ? Tw;i" 7 toeik
w-t, vA ZT."
IWelfS I
- - -I HUIIIUWI,
uumiakd SCOTT 4 CO..
N. B L S I. cAlJ nET' W VORK.
ow f. t,. ihr...uT.',ri.n'':.fl''ifcad, UM have
phene, ui ry,iwrgh , p" ut.' H""
rsw Haven, eonu
imsi pases. It ami '""vo, sontainine
OHO pages, u ateal tuu "nfii
uualiu fiiiMiins. M w"u0 "g ravings. Price) in
...w Lwaur s, lest. -
SEfOEXlT HOTEL.
the above w.l. know. SEK lm
to accommodat all who m..lT " PP
eibamokin. juls 8. 18 .
BOOTS, bho-. H.U.C.i-aodeu.w,
just rarrircd tIvj fol t by
TKSER4C.
AMES McCXJNTOCK, M.D.,
United States Hotel,
Cktstnut Street, above Fourth.
ranADSUBIA.
CI' MacLELLAN, (late of Jones' Hotel.)
has the pleasure to inform his friends and
hi traveling community, that ha hss leased this
House for a term of years, and is now prepared
for the reception of Guests).
Tha Locsl ad vantages of this favorite establish
ntent are too Well known to need comment.
The House anJ Furniture have been cut in
first rate order t the rooms are large and well
ventilated. The Tables will al ways be su pplied
with tha best, and the proprietor pledges himself
that no effort on hi part shall be wanting to
make th United States equal in comfort to any
Hotel in ths Quaker City.
Phila., July 8, 1854
. Sunbury Academy.
J. P. CEONMILLER, Principal.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Alex. Jordan, John Young, H. B. Mas
scr, Esq., Jacob Painter, Hon. Geo. C. Welker,
Henry Donnel, Esq , Ira T. Clement, Hugh Bel
las, John W. Peal.
THE SUMMER TERM of this Academy will
commence on Tuesday, th 10th of April.
The rourso of Instruction will embrace all the
branches of a liberal English and Classical edu
cation. It is Ins aim to make the Acnuemf
on of th best schools in the country To ac
complish this, nothing will be wanting n his
part.
Thoroughness and accuracy will be required
in every recitation, and no pupil will be permitted
to pass superficinllp over snv subject. Compo
sition and Declamation will receive particular
attention. Correct reading, writing and spelling
will be carefully tanght to the less advanced.
Calender. The Winter session will com
mence on Monday, the 16th of October, and con
tinue twenty-two weeks.
The session is divided in Two Term of eleven
week each.
TUITION i
Primsry b-anches (per term) $3,0
English department, (per Term,) $3,00
Classical " 6,00
For further particulars address th Principal,
ounbury, fa.
September 16, 1854. lm.
HENRY B. FUSSELL,
MinoricTCBKa or
Umbrellas Parasols,
IN EVERT VARIETY) AT THE OLD STAND,
JVb. 2 JVbrlh Fourth St.,
Philadelphia,
Cy" Constantly on band a large sasorlmen
to which lha sttention of Dealer is requested.
Phila.. 8cpt. 16, 1854.
WM. M'CAllTY,
. BOOKSELLER,
Market Street,
STJNBUEY, PA.
TU8T received and for sale, a fresh supply of
. F.7AIVGELIC.4I ML'SIC
for Btnging School. He is also openn.. at
this time, a large assortment of Hooks, in every
branch of Literature, consisting of
Poetry, History, ISovela, Romances, Scientific
Works, Law, Meilicine, School and Children's
Book, Bibles; School. Pocket and Fstnily, both
with and without btifiravins:s, and every of vari
ety of Diluting:. - Praver Books, of all kinds.
Also just received and for sale, I'unloni Di
gest of the law of Pennsylvania, edition of 1851,
price only 6,uu.
Judge Heads edition ot Blrickstonrs Com men
tarics, in 3 vols. 8 vo. formerly sold at 91 0,00,
and now ottered (ill Irosli binding) at the low
price of $8,00.
A 1 realise on the laws of Pennsylvania re
specting the estates of Decedents, by Thomas F.
Uordon, price only 84,00.
travels. Voyage snd Adventure, all ol
which will be sold low, cither for cash, or coun
try produce.
r eliriiary, 81, 1S5S. ti.
Cheap Watches Jewelr
VlfHOLESALE and Retail, at the "Philadel-
fhia Watch and Jewelry Store," No. 96
North (Second Street, corner of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
ld Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 carat cases. sV23.00
GoUILepiiie Ibk. 41.00'. Pine Silver Spectacles. 1.50
Silver Lep. full jewlled, Sg.lOold lirsceleia, 3.00
Silver Lever, lull jewl'd IS ll .dies' Gold Pencils, l.oo
Siipeiior(4uarliera. 7. Silver Tea apoous, set, 6,00
Gold Spectacles. T,0n)
uold fens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, 1,00
Gold Kinr-er Itines. 37) cents to $80 ; Watch
GIs sses, plain, 12 centsj Patent, 18j Lunet,
SA ; other article in proportion. All good war
ranted to be what they are sold for.
HJ AUFFER & HARLEY,
On hand, some Gold and Silver Lever and
Lepinea, still lower than the above price.
sept, au, 1834. it.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
AND FANCY GOODS.
Choice Assortment of the Finest Quality
roa IALB AT THS LOWEST CASH PRICES, AT
WM. B. ELTONHEAD'S.
No. 184 South Second street, between Pine and
Union, vest side,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE asanrtment embraces Large and Select Stock of
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Album War,
listed with hue Silver, iu Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Ac
et Goods. Fans Slid Fancv Articles of a aunerior nualitv.
deserving the examination of those who desir to procure
tne iicn gi.ni. el me uuwea tuan rlices.
Having a practical knowledge of the husineas, and all
available facihtiea tor Importing and Munuiacturiug, the
subscriber eonfiilentlv invitee purchaaera, believing that he
can supply tliem on terms ss favorable ss sny oilier estab
lishment in either of the Atlantic Citiea.
tie- All kinds of Diamond and Pearl Jewelry and Silver
Ware manufactured to order, witlnu a reasonable lime.
IV Watches, Jewelry and Sliver War faithfully re
pal i Mi.
WM. B El.TONHK AD,
No. 184 South 3d St.. few doora ahova lha ad M.rkat
West Side
rV In th S.MIth Window of the Rtora. mav he eeen (he
famoua BIRD CIXJCK, which commands tha adinirstioii
of the seientific snd curious.
I'hila , Oct. 7, 181. ly
aTtVl
& war, in China, 8ton China and Delf,
Dinner and Supper Dishes of all kinds. Toilet
Set, covered Dishes, China Fruit Baskets and
Ornaments, Fluid Lamps, Lanterns, Glassware
in variety, and Tumblers from 61 dent upwards.
Just received and for (al by
Dec 3, 18S4. I. W, TEAER it CO.
HENRY rOlfNEI.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
UJice opposite the Court House,
Sunbuxy, Northumberland County, Pa.
Prompt attention to business in adjoining
Zounliea.
TNK Bourrau celebrated ink, and also Con--
gre ink for sale, wholjaal and retail by
iMMmlr 1H. RMI. H. B MA8SER.
SH0E8 All kind of BooU Shoe and slip
per for sal by
u. KLour.nu at uu,
Market street, opposite th Post Office.
Sunburv, Oct. 8, 18S3.
OIL GRAIXIN'Ga Drop, Black, Raw Um
ber, Burnt Terr de Sienna and Vandyke
Brown. Steam prepared from th Xew Jersey
Paint and Color Work, for sale by
WEISER dr. BRUNER.
unbury, July 18. 1854
rEDAR TUBS, Hon Bucket. Painted Buck
ta. Meat Tenderer, Corn Broom. Bas
keU, Cbildrca' Wagon, and Yauke Clock
ust rcovd aud fog sJ by
IW. S, 18&4. L W, TElfIR 4
1100T8 anJ tiho. far Mao, Worn and
, Children, Ladi' Marecce Shoes, Latli'
Mack and colored Oaken, hut received and for
,l?b , W.M, A. K.N ABB.
Lower AuCn,u, May 6, 85
the American s tanmo 1 1
HOLLO WAY'S TILLS.
T the CMen of the United Stalest
I most humbly and alncafaly thank ymt for the
Immense patronage which roe have bestowed pon my
Pilla. 1 teke this opportunity of etnting that my Anceatnrs
were SH American. Citizens, and that I entertain for all
that concerns America snd ths Americans, the most lively
sympathies, so mnch so that I origi nail veompoa ruled theae
Pills expressly to suit your elimite, saints, constitutions,
snd manner of living, intending to establish myself emong
youwmcni nav now none, by taking premises in new
THOMAH HOLI-OWAT.
J", Corner of Ann and Nassua Streeu, New York.
PDHIF1CAT10F OF THE BLOOD,
ss
IJVRR AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
Th Citisensof the Unine tnlfmr mneh frnm dllMSea a
the Liver and Stomach, scarcely sny srs free from the
Influence of these destructive mersdies, hence they fai
an. i ne mir sex, perhaps the most handsome in tin
M'.M uu . . : , . - .. .
... .p wj cniHin pernio wnen, oinresaiiig w any,
many loose their teeth ami good looks, while yet In the
heyday of life, anch sad evils may be eAVctnslly .remedied
hy continually keening the blood pure, snd the Liver snd
snd resemble plants in a congenial clime, where an eternal
spring sppears to reign. As it regards the preeesvation of
the human frame, and th duration of life, mnch may he
effected, and I sny fearlessly, thnt health nnd Ufa can be
prolonged fot mnny years beyond their ordinary limits. If
Holloway's Pills sre taken to purify the Mood according
to the rule laid down for health contained in the directions
,. . iiCTiuiiv ai-ii, tii, wnen me win now biiioowmt,
Which accompany each box.
ACAF. OP WEAKNE99 AND DEBILITY OFTEN
YEARS STANDING, CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS,
Copy of a Letter from Captain John Johnson,
Astor House, Hew lork. ualca January
5th. 1854
To Profceanr IIoixowiT, 38, Corn, to Annandd Name a
Streets, N. Y.
Sir" It is with the most heartfelt pleasure I have to
Inform yi n Dial I-hnve been restored to health and strength
Iw .bin. D. II- . , I . . - t I
" - .... a "i mm ten mmvicu
from a derangement of the Liver snd Stomach, and was
reauceo. to ancn an extremity thnt I gave up my rhip,
never expecting to go to Sea any more, as I hnd tried every
itemetiy inat wsa recmn mended to me, tint ell to no par
pose ; sna had given myself up to despair, when I wna at
net recommended to take your Pill. Alter using them
for three months , the result ia that I am now in better
health than I have been for eleven year paat, and indeed
as well ss ever I was in my life. Yon sre quits at liberty
w niuv nia anown lor uie neneni of otneis.
f remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
(Signed,) JoHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills are tcondei fully effica
cious tn tne jottovnng complaints.
Ague . Dmrarv
Inflammation
Jaundice
Liver Com
plaints Lumbago
Piles
Rheumatism
Retention of
Urin
Senrful. or
King's Evil
Secondary
Asthma Dysentery
Bilious Complaints Erysipelas
Blotches on ths Female Irregq.
Skin Inrities
Bowel Complsints Fevers of sll
Colics kinds
Constipation of Fits
ths Bowels Gout
Consumption Head-ache
Debllitv Indiireation
Sore Throats Stone and O ravel
Tie Douloureux Tumours
Symptoms
tTleera Venereal Affections Worms of all kinds
wea.-ess,rrnm whatever cause Ac. Ac.
Sold 91 the F.stabliahment of renfenr n.unT.
Strand, ('tear Temple Bur, Ixmdon,) and alan al hia Honas
ore urners Tor Medicines in the Statea, addres
sed 'T. Holloway, New York,' will receive due attention
Sold alan by all respectable Di nrsula aud Dealers in Med
fines throughout the United Statea, in Boxes nt 374 cents,
67 cents, snd 81 .SO cents each. To be had Wholesale of
the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
Laf There is a considerable saving by taking ths larger
N. il - Directions for the guidance of patients in every
- ..... .1, nii.rai w eaun uox
June it, 1804. m.
Liquid Glue.
LWAY8 ready for ne. A new article of
LM- the greatest utility and convenience for re
pairing Furniture and Household Ornament of
either Porcelain or Glass. It is preferable to any
other cement used, as it leave no mark where
the pieces join. It will be found a very great
saving of money in repairing of Furniture alone.
Neatly put up in bottles al SS cents each, or
$2 a dozen. All orders promptly executed.
WM. G.MASON,
S04 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Phil., Oct. 14, 1854 if.
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, &c.
rTHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Sunbury ind the public gen
erally, thai they have entered into co-partnership
under the firm of Ksajc & MiQiudx, for the
purpose of manufacturing Sosh, Doors, Blinds,
dec. Also, Door and Washboard Moulding,
worked to order. Their manufactory is at Ira
T. Clement's Steam Saw Mill, wliern thev mill
furnish the above article of the best workman
snip and lowest pr.ccs.
JACOB KRAM,
JAMES P.McQUADE
N. B All order lea at I. T. Clement' slot-
promptly attended to.
Bunbury, Sept. 2, 1854.
SAMUEL S. FETIIERSTON,
DEALER IN
Lamps, Lantern , Chandrlirnand Candclabras,
Ao. 152 S. 2d street, clove Spruce,
PHILADELPHIA.
YTaving enlarged and improved hia store, and
- havineT one of the larrrnat Ulnrlmrnli of
Lamps, in Philadelphia, is now prepared to fur
nish Pine Oil, Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
and Oil Lamps, and Lanterns of ill pattern,
Glass Lamps by the package, at a small advanc
over auction prices. Being a Manufacturer and
Dealer of Pine Oil, Burning Fluid and A Icohcl,
which will be furnished to Merchant at such
price that they will find it to their advantage to
buv. Also. Household Glasswara of all dearrin.
tions at the lowest market price.
railadelputa, UcL 14, 1854.
L. I. r-TSCOiST.
THO. C. EJUOUT.
S; L. PANCOAST & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ASD
DEALERS IN
Fish and Provisions
ecjiaiitv,
tfo. 17 JVortA Wharves,
Tua.ADEi.rmA.
Philadelphia, Sept. 18, 1854.
NEW. CLOTHING & JEWELRY.
42 SI.MON.lale of the firm of 8. Scbnurman dr.
Co., respectfully inform the citizen of
Sunbury and vicinity, that be will continue the
bove business in the old (land in Market street,
with an entire new stock of goods, which are on
the way from the city. He will also be prepared
to repair watches, having a hand in constant em
ployment Tor tbkt purpose. He therefor respect
fully solicit th patronage of th public.
Sunbury, Sept 16, 1854. tf.
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No 72 North Second Street, (opposite th
idount Vernon House.)
Philadelphia.
GOLD Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 K, c
e. $28 : 8ilaer Lever do,, do., $12; 8il
ver Lepin, do., $9 : Quarlier. $5 to $7 : Gold
Spectacle. $4 50 to $10 ; Silver do., $1 60
Silver Tabl Spoon per celt, $14 to $18 1
Silver Desert do., do., $9 to Si 1 ; Silver Tea do. 4
do., $4 75 to $7 60 Gold Pen and Gold Ca
ses, $3 SS to $5 ; Gold Pan and Silver do.. $ 1;
together with a variety of fine Gold Jewelrv,
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chain. All good
warranted to be represented. Wstche and
Jewelrv, repaired in the beat manner. A lao, M a
tonic Mark, Pin, &C-, mad to order.
N. B. All orber cent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctuall attended le.
Phila., 8ept- 18, 1854.-. ly.
MfltKN'g LETTER PRERSFA
If J. books ,1 uk, and all ec mplete, just received,
and for aal by H. B . MASSER.
ith
Sunbury, June , lsaav
CLOCK8 Eight dsy nd 80 hour Iron and
Wooden framed, Cream NuU, Ground
Nut, Raisins, snd Prune, just received and for
ssWbv WM.A.KNABB.
Lower Augusta, May 0 854.
WILEY'S COVGH CINDY, n icl
lent remedy for cough, cold. For sal
at this oiBo.
December 4, 1852. .
A BA80L8 of !. sorts. Umbrella, carpel
bag, willow basket and cedar ware til
bind, just received and fur sal by
WM. A. KNABtf.
Lower August, May 8, I85U-
Hew Goods for the People 1
BENJAMIN HEFFNEIt
TE8PECTFTJLLY Inform th public In gen
eral that he has just received andouened a
splendid stock of
Spring and Summer Goods .
at his New Store, In Lower Augusta township.
xi is store; consists in pan 01
Cloth, Caaiimers, ' Caasinet. '
of all kind, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSO t
Call coca, Gingham, L-airnn,
Monsiiollne De L.alnet
and all kinds of Ladle Pre Good.
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iron
and Steel, Nails, &c.
Also n excellent ssortment of
GTJEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an asuortment of DOOT8 V SHOES.
HATS & CAPS, a good election.
Salt, Fisb, isc.
And a greet variety of other articles such a are
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at
the lowest price.
I IT Country produc taken In exchang a
tha highest prices.
Lower Augusts, Mav 6, 1864.
REMOVAL.
Light: Mght! Light!
Mil. DYOTT & KENT have romoved
to their New 8tore and Factory,
No 74 South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
(Five doors below their old stand ;)
Having increased facilities, we ofler to Mer
chants and others. Gas Fixtures and Lamps of
every description, and at the lowest Manufac
turer's prices, and unsurpassed In qunpty or ap
pearance by any in the country- Our stock em
brace DIOTT'S PATENT PINE OIL LAMPS.
(the best tn the world)
Burning fluid snd Solar Lard Lamps, Chande
lier, for Gns, Pin Oil, Solar Lard, and Fluid,
Hall and Patent Spring Hand Lanterns, Globes,
Glasses, tefcs, Tine Oil dr. Fluid, wholesale nd
retail.
Merchants and other will find it to their ad
vantage to call and examine onr Stock and Pri
cea.
E7 Particular attention given to fitting up
Churches and other public buildings.
Phil. October 7, 1854. ly.
JOHIT V. MARTIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
STJNBTJJlV, PAS
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
customers that he has just received from the
city a new and complete as rtment or
Mens Wearing Jlpparel,
which he will make up to order, or sell, a cheap
a any other establishment in the place, aa he is
determined to permit no one to undersell him.
H is goods are choice, and carefully selected from
the beat in the Philadelphia market, and they
will be mad up in the best snd latest style snd
wsrrsntfil. His stock consists in psrt of hand
ome Marseiles and Silk Vealings, Duck and
other Linens for Coats, oVc Also, variety ef
Cloths, Cassimers, Cravats, Neck Tic, and a
variety of other article for Mens' wear.
Sunbury, June 10, 1854 tf.
Pickles, Sauces fyc.
Just received
Essence of Anehoives,
Csuli-flower,
Chow chow,
Mixed Pickles,
Onions,
Means,
Girkins,
Pitcali,
John Bull Sane e,
Beertek "
Worcester
The ahova are all from
Croaae Hlackwell, London,
ti. . .i 'r
vmui vinsar.
1 ucu I illHUV,
Ham,
Rear berry Jan,
Currant "
Plom "
Sardines,
Tomato Catsup, 4e , Ice.
WEI9KR BRl'NF.R.
ki:i;vi: i,. kahsHi,
HurcuMor to llartlttj If Knight.
BEDDING & CARPET
WAREHOUSE,
No. 141 South Second Street, five doors above
Spruce street,
PHILADELPHIA
here he keeps constantly on hand a full
assortment of every article in bis line of
business.
FEATHERS, FEATHER BEDS,
Patent Spring Mattresses, curled hair, Moss
Corn Husk and Straw Mattresses, Velvet, Ta
pestry, Tapestry, Brussels, Three-Ply, Ingrain,
Venetian, List, Ksg and Hemp
Curpetings, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings,
Cocoa and Spanish Mailings, Floor and 8tair
Druggela, Hearth Rugs, Door Ma's, Tabl ami
Piano Cover. To which he respectfully invite a
the attention of purchasers.
Phil- Oct 7, 1854. ly.
Just Published and for Sale
by WM. McCAUTY, Bookseller.
8 unbury, Pa.
The American
PLEADERS' ASSISTANT :
Being a collection of approved declaration, writ,
return and proceedings in the several actions
now in use in the United tatei.
Br Coi.linson Reed, Esq.,
Ipsa Ugis tiiva'Oj
With notes and additions, together with hor
system ol conveyancing. By A. Jordan, Pres
ident Judge of tha Eighth Judicial district of
Pa., and Wm. M. ItockefeKer and M. L.
Shindel, of th bar of Northumberland county.
8ince the publication of the book, tha following
letter ha been received from Judge Pearson of
Harrisburg ;
Hisaisicia, June 30, 1853.
GtKTLIMIX:
After a careful examination of your "Amer
ican pleader uaiatant," I Uk pleasure in ax
pressing my entire approval of th selection and
composition of th precedent thus oflerod to th
public Th legal profession in Pennsylvania
stand in need of a correct avstem of pletding,
adapted to our habit of business, and th practice
of the court. Your form of declaration being,
to a great extent, founded on th acts of tmbly
will be a saving of labor to th pleader, and eon.
due to aafet and brevity in our pleading.
It should b in the hand of every practising
lawyer In our date.
Your, with greet respect,
JNO.J. PEARSON.
Fin. A. Jordn, Wm. M. Rockefeller and M.
L. Shindel, Esquire.
W. McCaaTT, Esq.,
Dear Sin I received more than a yer ago
a copy of "Reed, Plsader' Assistant" improved
by J udg Jordan and ether. I xmind it with
ome car soon afterward, and have had occa.
ion to us it several time inec. I think it de
cidedly valuable a a manuel for practising
attorney in Pnoylvnia, and do not hssitat
to recommend it. If it war cenerally used it
would iocress th accuracy of th profession in
matter which are often cy csrslsaaly don.
-1 aw vr truly your, &t,
. J. 8. BLACK.
I ale received a copy ef the Plaader' Assist
ant, and have examined it cuffieicntly to anahl
m to concur vary heartily ia th abov commen
dations by the Chief Justice.
GEO. W, WOODWARD. .
July 19, 1854r
Sunbury, July t, 1854.
rjJ.R0 UN D and whol Pepper, Cloves, Cinna
mon, Nutmeg, Mace, Alll.pic. Giuger,
Liquorice, -., &c, at
Ne. 18, '64. YOUNG'S 8T0RE.
SMITH'S ES8ENCZ OF JAMAICA GIN.
QEK, a fresh upply jut received, and for
ssl hy If. B. MA8SKR.
Hunl-ury, Jta. 10, 18.
.J
CHERRY PECTORAL:
m an -
OOVOBS, OOZsDS,
HOARSSXTESS, BBOXT
OHXTZ8, GROUP, ABTfit.
MA
t WatuvrsHUaggvgs
VD OONSUSSFTZOV.
AND
TO CURE A COLD, with tnuDAcn in soaxsraas
of Ih body, use the Cnsaar Psctobal on going to hed,
nd wrap up warm, to awest (luring the night.
.Ko a Gold and Couoh, take it morning, noon and eve
niiur, sccordnif to diiertions on the bottle, snd the difficul
ty will soon be removed. None will long suffer from this
troubls when they Ind it osn been readily cured. Persons
alllicted with s seated cough, Which break them nf their
rest at nisht, will find, hy taking the Cherry Pectoral on
goii g ts bed, rliey may be sure of sound, ntibmken sleep,
snd consequently refreshing rest. Great rebel from suffer
nig, snd an ultimnte cure, is srTorded to IboussiHls woo sr
thus nfflicted, by this invaluable remedy.
From its agreeable effects In these eases, many find
themselvea unwilling to forego its us when the necessity
for it has ceased
From two eminent Physicians in
Fatsttsvill, Term., April It, 1831 .
Sir : Ws have given your Cherry Perioral an extensive
trial in our practice, and find it to surpass every nthet re
medy we have for curintt affectiona of the respiratory or
gans. DU. D1KMK.R a, HAMI'TON.
TO SINGFinS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy
is invslusble, aa by us action on the lhnt and lungs, when
taken in small quautities, itremoveaall hHWraeneaa iu s few
hours, snd wonderfully increases ths power snd flexibility
of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved, snd often wholly
cured by Cherry Pectoral. But there sre some oases so ob
stuisle aa to yield entirely to no medicino. Cherry Pecto
ral will rnre them, if they can be cured.
BRONCHITIS, or irritation of the throat and opper
portion nf the lungr, may be cured by taking Cherry Pet to
rsi in snrnll snd Irequent doses. The uncomfortable op
pression is soon relieved.
Rev. Docu LANSING, of Brooklyn. New York, states:
"1 have seen the Cherry Pectoral erne such cases
Astnms ana uroncrntis as leans ms to Deiievs It can rsr-.-iy
fall to cure those diseases."
FOR CROUP. Give sn emetic of antimony, to be
followed by large snd frequent dnse.1 of the Cherry Pecto
isl, nnlil I' subdues the disease. If taken in season, it will
not fail to curs.
WHOOPING COUGH maybe broken up and sooa ea
red by the use of Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA ia speedily removed by this reme
dy. Numerous instances have been noticed where whole
familiea weie protected from any serious consequences,
while their neighbors, without the Cherry Pectoral, were
suffering from the disesas.
Dr. J. C. Aver: 8alk, Ohio, 11th Jane, 1851.
1 write to inform yon of the truly remarkable effects of
your CHKRRY PECTORAL in thia place, and in my
own family. One of my daughters was completely cured
In three days of s dreadful WnooriMO Cocon, hy taking it.
Dr. Meena, one of our very beat phyaiciniis freely states
that hs considers it ths best remedy we neve pnlmonary
diseases, and that he haa enred more eaaca of Caovr with
it than any niher medieine he ever administered.
Out clergymen ol the Baptist Church Suva that during
the run of ItcrLUK?fSA here ilua eeaenn. he haa seen cure,
from your medicine be could scarcely have believed Sith
ont seeing.
Yours respectfully, i. D. SINCLAIR,
Deputy Postmaster.
Front the distinguished Protestor of Chemis
try and Meteria Medicc, Boicdoin College.
I have found the Chcsrv Psctoral, ss its ingredients
show, powerful remedy for colds, snd caughs, snd pul
monsry diseases.
Passu Cuvxi-axd, M. D.
Bavmwicx, Me., Feb. 5, 1S17.
DR. VALENTIN F.MOTT.
lite widely celebrated Professor of Surgery in
the Medical College, New York City, says :
"It gives me pleesore to certify the value and efficacy
of 'Avsa's Cnsasy Psctosal,' which I consider peculi
arly adupted to cure diseases of the Throat snd Lu'Utl."
Cures of seveie diseases upon the Lungs hsve been ef
fected by Ciiirsv PscrnsAL in such extreme en-er ss
warrant the belief that a remedy lias at length been found
that can be depended on to cure the Cougha, Colda and
Consumption which earrv from our midst thousands every
year. It ia indeed a medicine to which Die affiicied can
look with confidence for relief, snd they should not fail to
vail themselves of it.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AYEU,
Practical Chemist, Lotrell, Mass,
Sold in 8unbury by II MASSER, and by
Druggist generally throughout the State.
July 30, 1853 ceow 1. Nov. 13. 52.
Great Arrival of
SPRING GOODS!'
IRA T. CLEMENT
NFORMS his friends and customors thst he
just received an elegant assortment of
SPRING AND SU.MMER GOODS
At his Store in Marsct Street, Sunbury, which
he offers to the public at the lowest prices.
His stock consist of a general assortment o
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassmets, Jeans, Drillings,
Muslins, Linens, Calicoes, Muslin de
Lams, Lawns, Ginglmins, Verages.
Also a large assortment of CLOTH INC.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women and Children.
Silk Hats.
Panama, Palm leaf and other Summer Hats.
Master.
GROCERIES of every variety.
Sugar, Tea, ColTee, Molasses, Cheese, Spices,
Fish, Salt, cVc.
HARDWARE,
Vii : Iron and Steel, Nail, Files, Sw, &.C.
QUEENS WARE,
Tea Setts, Plates, Dishes, Cups, Saucers, Ifc
LIQUORS,
Wine. Brandy, Gin, Enra, Whiskty, it-
tkT Country produc of all kinds taken in ex
change at the highest market price.
April 8, 1854 ly.
The Eye Perfected.
SILVER MEDALS,
From the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, fluin the
American 1 intitule, New York, snd
FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS
From Different Fairs in New England.
City Dagtwrreotypo Establishment
D.C. COLLIXS &C0.
No. 100 'fr 166 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Also, Main Street, Springfield, Mass. and
Westfietd, Mass.
Portrait Painting and Talbotyping, in th
highest state of perfection, don in all th abov
Establishment.
ky-Light used in all the establishment.
Miniature taken equally a well by them In
cloudy as in clear weathar.
Phila., May 87, 1854 tf.
NOTICE
To Trespassers on the Telegraph Line.
TyOTICE is hereby given, that all person
found trespassing upon, or injuring the line
of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Telegraph will
be dealt with according to th act of Assembly in
such case mad and provided.
H. B. MASSER, Pres't
Phila. and 8unbury Telegraph Co.
Sunbury, June 3, 1854. tf.
SAMUEL W. FEFFER
SOCCSSSOB TO
HENRY J. PEPPER k SON,
Watebea, Jewelry V Silver Ware,
No. 173 Chestnut it., opposite th State House,
Phils., May J7, 1854-ly.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
or Tasteless Salts,
Prepared by
WEISER k BRUNER.
Tbi prepaiation i rcommndd a an ex
cellent Isistiv and purgative, it operate mildly,
ia entirely fre from any unpleasant last, re
sembling lamonad in flavor. Thi medicine I
highly beneficial for die( peculiar to summer
and hot weather.
Sunbury, July 1, US4.
WJATENT BRITTANU STOPPERS fcr
JL bar kotuee lor sals by
Sunbury, April, It, 1851
H. B MA88ER.
" AWES' Dress Good. Spring end 8uiuuw
i Shawl, black silk, silk poplins, De Law,
uinghami, De bage, Lawn snd calico, just re
ceived and for sale by WM.A.KNABB.
Lewci Auguat, May 6, lei.
"AID AST) COMFOM
To Your Own Mechanic.
GEORGE HENN.
MANtrPlCTVRGR OP
FURNITURE AND CffAIM
Of the most Fashionable Style.
T ? ub,crib vPctfully ttU th atlnu.
th. public to hi larg. and ,p
ment of ev.ry quality ftj5prlo, ofp,mu,
rtd in th. rn.nuf.ctur. of PJ
ulcriber i. determined to keep np' ?
many improvement, which sre consinu. w
madeHi .tockconsUt. of M.l?.ty U'n,
Sofaa, Dlraua and Innae
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DlSIXfl TABLB
nd also VENETIAN BLIND? ., p..,
delphi. m.nufscture l"
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern snd
CUPBOARDS WORK AND CA"JDf p"'
stands. Toilet tables avK
f EXTENSION TABLES,
In short every irticle in this li. of bis ku.mw.
He .Is. manufitcture. all kind, sd tiZf
CHAIRS.
HAIRS, aid rairct Pisf, Stoom, which tu
p. Ih. latest .tylc., d w.n.tej to U
by non. rn.nufccted in th. Citie.or elJwh re
h..,, r' " determin"J th.tther. ,UH
b. no excuse for p.reoi,. to purch.s. turnittir. in
the ciuej .. .very con6dence can be entertsined
Ch.Tr. 'nd fi"i,h f hi'
Hi. article, will be disposed of oo s g.0d
torra. .. ,ey c.n b purchad elsewhere. Cun.
tty.0d?ZJ,tln in W" for work.
Ci- UNDERTAKING. - Having pi9riM
htmself with a h.nd,me H..., h.Pi.tr
prepared for Lndertaking, d .Handing funsr
al, In this vicinity, or at any convenient di..
to nee from this place.
, The Ware Room is in Mut.t Street,
below Thompon' Store snd Weaver' Ttvrn
q , , CEOROE RENN.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1652. tf.
PQCT Jit Yorngii.rt
THB POC'ffET AESCULAPIUS :
OR, EVERT ONE HIS OWM rilTSIOIAN.
rpHZ EIFTIKTH Fdi
- tion, with One Hundred
Engravings, showing Dis
eases and Malformations of
the Human System in every
shape and fotm. To which
i. added a Treatise on lb
Diseases of Fi'inal., bung
of the higt.sst impnrtanreto
married ptoplc, or thn
conteinpbtiig nmrrisfe.
lis- II r Wna A..n.r.
J - - . a. vuu
Let no father ha aabnmA.1 tn nMunl .
the iESCULAPIU8 to his child. It may save
him from an early grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations of mar.
ried life without reading Ih POCKET ACSCV
LA PI US. Let no on suffering from haknif
Cough, Pain in th Side, restless nights, nervous
feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensa
tion, and given tip by their physician, be another
moment without consulting the .ESCCL A PIUS.
Have the married, or those about to be married
any impediment, read this truly useful book, a
il has been th means of saving thousands of un
fortunate creatures from the very jnw of death.
ft Any person sending TWENTV-PIVK
CENTS, enclosed in a letter will receive one
copy of this bonk, by mail, or five copies will U
sent for on dollar. Address, In. W. YOU.Nd
No. 153 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA."'
Post paid.
July S2, 1854 ly.
W. S. STCCIM..
TMOaU 'SS:I.
STOCKMAU & O'lSTILL,
uKIVr.KAL
Commission iUcrcliants
35i NORTH WHARVES,
Philadelphia.
REFERENCES.
Thos. Richardson At Co. Philadelphia.
A . O. Cattcll St Co.
Ruttar A Patteaon,
Charles Ellis & Co.
Burgin & 8ona,
Phila., April 8, 1864. ly.
LOCTOIt JOSEPH w! CAMEHOJr,
TJESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
vl' the Borough of Sunbury and vicinitv, thst
h haa permanently (orated himself in id
Borough ; and offer his professional services to
thos who may wih to empley biin. For th
present h csn be found at Weaver Hotel.
Sunbury, March 11, 1854. if.
RV GOODS, Cloth, Cassimers, 8sttinetls,
VesliueS. Tweeds. 8ummr elnlh Vl..i
cord. Tickings, Checks, Muslins, Ac. just ree'd
nd for sal b WM. A. KNABB.
Lower August, May 8, 1851
VEGETABLE CATTLE POWDErt SO
v dozen Breinig and Fronefield'a Cattia Pow
der, just received at the New Drug Slor of
WEISER it BRUNER.
8unbury, My 87, 1854
Till. H. H. HIG BEE'S remedy for cough
colds, and pulmonary diaeaaea. A upply of
this vaiuaU medicine just received and for sal
by H. B. MASSER.
Sunburv. June4 , 1S53.
ArT?. AS.P t-'AP8 A .pLedid lot of
fashionable r-ilk. V,l ..j v... ....
uiiciotn, wavy and Miliury
Caps for sal low by 7
G. ELSBERG CO.
Market treet, opposite th Post Office.
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 1853.
GOLD PENS with and without ease, ef a
very superior quality, just received.
Also a freh supply of Writing Fluid, for l
7 v H. B. MASSER.
Sunburv. Dec. ST. 18
rjHAIN PUMPS.- A small umbr of theae
excellent pump have beea received and are
offered for sal by
s k t a H. B. MASSER.
nunbt' v. June 4, 186&
CILVER WATCH E8-A f.w double r.s
0 English Silver Watches, for aal at very km
P r . , H. B. MASSER.
Sunbury, Apri It, 1R51
c
OOPER'8 GELATINE. Tor Jellies, dr.
For aal bv WEIftFR A. rtpr-vru
Sunburv. Jun 14. 1664.
T1LANK Parchment Paper Dead and blank
Mortgagee, Bond. Executions, Summon
Vc, for aal b H. B. MAS8ER.
8unbury,Apri , 18SI
TTAT8 and Caps, Silk, Beaver. Fur and
Slouch, Panama, Leghorn, Braid and Chip
for men and boy. Ladie Bonnet of all styles,
just received and for sale by
Mav 8.1854. WM. A. KNABB..
1 EWELRY A nice aasortmenUof Gld snd'
8ilver Pencil and Pen, for sale ebssp by
O, ELSBERG it 80,
Market street, opposite th Post Office
Sunbury, Oct 8, 185X
RTsANKS.
B
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aff)rUm: th m of U. Asn
rVIR smhs at thia aflice
Superior Ble Ink.
et. Pur.
" Cata Mcdicia at S' et.
Csuaew. 16 ce4