Jarn.rr'5 gtp'arimcnt.
Pmin Oermmitown Ttleiih J
bOES tllE MOON AFFECT VEGETATION I
Very many practical furmorswill be prompt
to answer tliis query in the fiffiriimtive.
1'i.Int says that if we would collect grain for
the purpose of immediate sale, we should do
so at the full on lio moon i because, during
ho moon's innie.ise. tho grain augments re
markably in magnitndo but if we won d
collect t ho grain to preserve it, wo should
choose the new moon, or the decline of it.
This maxim may Hnd some feeble support in
tho fact, that, as a general tiling, moro nun
falls during tho increase of tho moon thnn
during its decrease, which may account for
the augmentation of the grain in bulk, or size
of the kernel ; but it nssurodly requires n ro
bust Tnith to suppose that the moon at tho
distance of 240,000 miles from the earth's sur
face, can havo any appreciable elicit upon
the grain, either hi increasing or diminishing
its bulk. The same author also prescribes
tho period of the full moon Tor sowing beans,
and thnt of the new moon for sowing lentils.
There Is also an approximation to some
thing like an establisno.l principle observanlo
in the practice of the Agrinoines of Stuth
America in their treatment of Iho two classes
of plan's distinguished by tho production of
... ... - . .. .1. "i i .....
iruu on meir rotns, or un meir urniiciiuH,
we are unable to indicate anything of tho
kuid in tho European Aiihnrisnia Yet it is
the opinion or belief of nil European garden
ers that if trees or vegetables are expected
to flourish with vigor, and attain their highest
dogree of excellence, they must be planted,
grafted and pruned during the increase of the
moon. Hut this opinion, liko most others iu
lating to supposed lunar influence, is wholly
fallacious-. Tho numerous experiments re
cent ly instituted for tho purpose of demon
btratmg tho erroucousness of this belief, have
proved most irrel'i agably that the increase or
decrease of this satellite has, and necessarily
can have, no appreciable ellect upon tho phe
nomena of vegetable life or developemeut.
Many of the maxims relating to supposed
lunar influence, are substantiated by no sup
porting arguments or physical ionsons ; they
exist in the form of simple prejudices, yet are
acted upon by thoso who'indulge them, with
' the same unwavering faith and confidence in
their verity, as though they wero susceptible
of the clearest and most positive proof. There
is scarcely a single detail embraced in the
wido routine of agricultural enterprise and
effort; into which this superstitious prcsump
t on of lunar power does not moro or less
extensively intertwine itsetl. in boiiio re
, f poets, it is perfectly harmless ; in others, its
effects are more momentous, and positively
detrimental to the pecuniary interests and
well-being or those by wnom it is indulged.
Philadelphia. May 28, 1805.
ORCHARDS. PLANTING AND MANAGING
The easiest way to manage an orchard is
to havo it the cultivated Jietd the place to
raise the potatoes and corn and vines. It
should be on good land, accessible from the
house readily, not hilly, and so Fituntcd that
it might be easily overlooked. If trees are
set on good land, they will make a handsome
growth without having so much good earth
carted about them. An orchard near at hand
will be better protected from vagrant ani
mals, four-legged and two-legged. If you
are to be robbed, it is desirable to sec how it
is done 1
Every voar thousands of trees arcs thrown
away by being stuck down in grass land.
When are people all to know, that such an
expenditure is the sheerest folly? Suppose
the trees are dng around. Soon the grass
gels up again ; it is difficult to get round to
the trees, nnd they come to the general stand
still. Hut supposo they do just live, and per
haps grow an inch or two 1 A tree had bet
ter bo dead than drag out a sickly existence.
You want new shoots of the real thrifty color
to burst out with unmistakable energy.
I wish that all your readers could see my
neighbor Ooodnmn's orchard in autumn";
trees all in straight, handsome rows ; thrifty
crops growing among them, and a team go
ing to market with tho abundance which
seems to havo no end. Cor. N. E. Farmer.
TAR, & REMEDY t Oil HORSE D1STEMI'I:R.
Thomas YV. Ladji, of Smithfield, .Teffer
son county, Ohio, writes the Ohio Farmer
that ho has found a remedy nnd cure for "dis
temper" in horses, lie says :
"Having three colts sick' with this disease,
an experienced farmer told me to use tar, ami
he thought that the sick colts would soon re
cover, and that thoso who had not taken the
disease would not have it at ull, or but light
ly. I followed his direction, to my entire
satisfaction. I gave the colts morning and
evening, as much as 1 could readily get into
their mouths with a paddle. After a few np
lications, the sick ones commenced running
at the nose, their appetites returned, and in a
tihort time they had entirely regained what
they had lost from disease. The others never
took it to my knowledge. Home prefer mix
ing fish-oil with the tar, but 1 used it alone,
and I believe it to be entirely sufficient, if the
article be good, pure tar. 1 would havo no
faith at all in the coal tar, now in use in some
places."
Stra wbkriues, should be thoroughly clean,
cd of weeds, and some short grass, clean
straw, or somo other material, be placed about
tho plants as soon as they have thrown up
their flower spikes. This will help to keep
a uniform moisture about tho roots, nud the
fruit from grit and dirt and heavy rains.
Except where wanted to form young plants,
the runners should be kept cut off, as they
weaken the energy of the plant. To secure
heavycropsofstrawberries.it is indespema
bly necessasy to supply them with plenty of
water of liquid manure if obtainable, while
fruiting.
Carbaors The value of cajjbngo fcr
feeding, especially dairy stock, is probably
greater than is usually supposed. 'J he field
cultivation of this plant is much on the in
crease among tho farmers of (J rent liritain.
The amount of nutriment matter which is
capable of being raised from an acre of land
under cabbage is, comparatively with most
rthor crops, very large, and with un extended
knowledge of this fact, the cultivation of it
will be probably much extended. The land
renuires to b rich, deep, and somewhat
moist. The rows should be nt least 30 inches j
apart, and the plants not less thnn 21 or 2
inches. The two best varieties for Held cut
ti vat ion are the lrunihcad and tho York.
Improved Way ( Making Whkat Uhkad.
The I'ttiU correspondent of tho Cummer'
cial Advertiser speaks of-a plan invented by
a Linker of that city to reduce the cost of
bread, lie puts in one part of rice to five of
wheat flour, and the economy effected reaches
the very considerable figure of one sou in the
two pound loaf. The government has had
the bread examined by competent persons,
und has authorized the tale of it, at a less
rate than fixed by tho police. The demand
is such thut the buker cannot supply it.
Neither the nutriment nor the taste of tho
bread would appear to be affected by tl.o
presonce of the new ingredient.
Tka at Hau'-Pbice. Laysel, a French
chemist, asserts that if tea is ground liko
coffa, before hot water is poured upon it, it
win yield near double the amount oi us ex
hilarating qualities.
Gentum. The best vegetable tonic for
theep superseding evert other. Dose, fioiu
i us to two drachms.
To Officers, Soldiers,
SEAMEN, &o OF ALL WARS ! their
Widows and Minor Children.
. D. MASSKll, Attorney for Uovcrnmcnt
Ctaimcntt,
Sunbnry, Va,
CONTINUKft to five prmipt anil personal attention lo
tlie prosecntliin of uliiims of every oVneriptlnn siriifnnt the
Itenernl Onveriiment, mid poriieiilnrly (,, those liefore the
Tirnmry Department, lViiAinii mid H'imity IjAtitl llurenus,
Patent mill General lnmt Ollice, nnd Bonrd of Claims.
An experience of yenm, mid n familiarity with the mennl
of olttttiiiitifr tho omlttfRt nnd nmnt favorable netion on
claims, won the fneililiei for the difpntcli of mtsiness,
jnlily hnn In nafturing his Cnrreionileiit9, Cliiiinenm, nnd
i ne rniiiic generally, mitt interests intrusted to ins Keep
ing will not lie heftteclvil,
l'KMHON, HilOKTI l.ANII, PiTEST AMI PUBLIC IiAXDI.AW.
He hns nenrty ready fnr gratuitous distribution ritnniiir
his liusinem Correspondents, (nnd those who mny heeoine
sneh,) n neat painplilel boul:.inin7 r synopsis of the ex
isting Pension, Motility Land, I' llcnl. mid Public kind
I jiws, down to the end of the late Congress including
the
Bounty-Land Act of 3d March, 1855.
runlet which ell who linve heretofore received less thnn
HUI nous tire now entitled to ndditionul loud j said Aet
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sod friendly Indians, of the Arinv, ineliidine Unite Troops,
Volunteers, and ,l ilitin and nil (Hheers. rirnmen. Ordina
ry Seamen, Marines, clerks, an l l.tiiiilFine, of the Navy,
not heretofore providi'd for, who have served not less
thiol finirlivn days (miles in battle) nt nny period since
I7?d;und to the widows and minor children of all such
pers us Chlillfd, nnd deceasi-d
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FOR TIIE SPRING 1855.
IT'V.iE & IjANDFI.Ij, S. V. Comer c.f
- Fourlh t ArrhU.. I'liilaJelpliia, are fully
prriarcu 10 sim nuyom. llol.i.sil.r V Ketaii,
with gooJa adnptej to their wauls anj at the low-
put UPtt rash prices.
JUarl SiU-i
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l'ttucy ho
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.S herttnijs, ..
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tions, of New York and Philadelphia. P. S.
Oil lloiled Black Milks warranted not to cut in
wearing. Htorc-keepera upplied with those
gooda regularly.
Philada. March 3, 1855 w 3m 3
LAWKENCE HOUSE,
SUJ5TBURY, PA.
f subscriber respectfully informs the public
J that she still continue) to keep the above
named public house.
ISlie lias also received a new supply of good
liquors and wines, and trusts that the will be
able to give satisfaction to all who may visit her
houso.
MARIA THOMPSON.
Sunbury March 4, 1851 if.
Front Street Wire Manufactory.
watsoST &, cox,
iecc, Piddle, Sereen and Wire Cloth Manu
facturer, No. 41! North Front .St., Comer
of Coomh'i Alley, heticren Market and
Mulbcrri (Arch) Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
CONTINUE -to manufueture of superior quali
ty, I! ran and Iron Wire Sieves of all kinds,
Brass and Copper Wire Cloth for Paper Makers,
Ac. Cylinders and Dandy 7i oils covered in the
Wit manner.
Heavy Trilled Wire for Spark Catchers,
Sieves for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen Wire,
Window Wire, Safes, Traps. Dish Covers, Coal
and Sand Screens, 4 c Fancy Wire Work of
every description.
Phila., Feb. 84, 1855. 3m. e
OOTS, Shoes, Hals, Caps and Gum Shoes,
just received and for sale by
Oct 7 1854. TENEKfrCo.
HARDWARE and Queensware in great va
rieties and of all descriptions, just received
and for sal by WM . A.KA'ABB
Lower Aujusta, May 1654,-.
CHOICE GROCERIES.
BURTON &FENT0N,
S, nr. corner Sixth and Arch ttrcctn,
ruiI.ADI'.l.PIII A,
JAVIIS"0 refilled their Store anew, and re-
plfiiinhcd their atock by the nchlition o
every thing wanted in a Select Family tirocrry
Store, so as to mako op a full and most complete
assortment, now offers for slo to their friends
and tho public on tho best terms the followinp
excellent Good, V12 i Jellies of all kinds j Pre
serves; Fresh Fruits in bottles nnd tin cans
A hite Clover Honey Lntour and other hrani!.
of Olive Oils i Sperm and Stcarine Candles; ni;
the best brands of Groceries ; Crackers, with n
choice assortment of nil the staple articles, which
will bo sold at the lowest prices. Please give
us a call.
m;rton vt fentox,
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Sixth and Arch sts.
I'liila., April 7, 1855. S ly.
FRENCH TRUSSES.
Ill KHXIA or liujiture succesidully treated, and
Jjl comfort insured, liy use of the elegant
French Trusses, imported by tho subscriber, and
made to order expressly lor his sales.
All suH'cring with Hupttirc will be gratified to
learn that tho occasion now oilers to procure a
'1 rtiss combining extreme lightness, with ease,
durability und correct construction, in lieu of the
cumbrous nnd uncomfortable article usually sold
An extensive assortment always on. baud, adap
ted to every variety of I! unto re in adults nnd
children, nnd for sale nt a raniro of price to suit
all. Cost of Kmplo Trusses, $2, ll, p l, ami
$5 ; Double, M, 5, $, $8 nnd $10.
Persons at distance can have a Truss sent to
any address by remitting; Ihc amount, sendim;
measure around the hips, and slating sido affected.
For sale Wholesale ec Hctnil by the Importer,
UA1.E1J II. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth & Raco streets, Philadelphia.
Depot for Dr. Uanuing, Improved Pntcnt
Hody Unite; Chest Expanders and Erector
llraccs; Patent Shoulder Braces; Suspensory
Bandages; Spinnl Props and Supports. Ladies'
Room, with competent lady attendants.
Phila., March 31, 1855. p3in.
AMES McCLINTOCK, M.D., Late
rnon-ISSOR of Anatomy nnd Purgcry in the Phil
nilelphia Colli'ne of Mtiliriui', nud Aiuihh Proft-ss tr o(
Mntwilerv ; one ol tlie Consulting rnysicuns oi uie l-nil-
nik'lphiu llospiliil, lllorklry ; late member of the National
ileilifnl Association ; nieiuuer oi i lie I'liiiaiii'ipiiiu iitnu
eal Society ; inrnlicr of the .Medici-Cliiiuryical College
of Philadelphia ; formerly President and Professor ol
Anatomy nun surgery in i.nsueion im-uieai conepe, er
mont ; n'nd also, lute "Professor of Anatomy and Phsi.
ogy in Uerksliiro MeJieul Institution, l'lttkhild, .Mass.,
Ac , Ae., Ae.
Has lately introduced in n onpiilnr form Severn! of his
fuvorite prescriptions for the principal disease of tliih
climate. The name of each urticlo will imply the disease
for which it is intended to he used.
Un.MeCl.lXTdOK'frpuCTOtlAI.PYRrp. PrieeSI
llll. McC I, IN 'POCK'S COI.D AND fill GH MIX
TP HI" For Ool.ls, Coiurhs, Art Price a.'i els.
1)11. McCI.IVrOCKM ASI'IIMA. AND HOOPING
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Dr. MeCI.INTOCK'S TONIC Al.TF.flN ATI Vli
SYIH'P For Purifying the 111 iod. Price Wl.
1)H. MeCl.l.NTOCK M UYSPHPTIU I'.I.IXIR For
giving tone to the stomach relieving pains ufler entintr,
hearthurn, and ull ilisngrecnhle symptoms arising lioiu
luili'jesl ion frice !M.
UK. MeCI.INTOCK'S UIlF.r.MATIC MIXTl'ltF A
Purely YrgHahle Ilelnedy for internal nse. Pra-e r,il ets.
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For liheuuiatiEtn, Splaius, Swellings, Ac, Ac. Piles
611 cents.
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Pains, To ilhache, lleuduche, Neuralgia, Ac. Ae. Price
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UK. MeCI.INTOCK'S FKYF.R AND ACI H SPK
CIl'IC A eertrim eun for all Interniittents. Price 11.
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For ailn l,v llr. J. MrCM V TOCK. at his Medical Dc
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nt all Druggists ami Dealers in Medicines. All Druggists
nnd Dealers in Medicines who wish to 1C ngenls, will
please adildrewi Dr. MeClinloek, furnishing reference,
inline of Post-Olliee, couiitvand state.
I W For Sale hv Weiser A Hruner, S'lnliury nnd Slia
mokin; m. Weimer, Norlhuin'orrland ; C. Iliown, Mil
ton : 1'. P. I.utz. Ulooiushurg : Jaeoh Harris, Uuekhorn :
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Jauuaiy 6, lja. Oib.
77LC.F.PCTTS,
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IRON & STBBL,
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rillLADELPKIA.
Thila., l)ec. 30, 1K04. ly.
MATCHES! MATCHES!!
JOHN DONNELLY,
TAN UFA CTn: F.II mid inventor of Safely
i-'J. Putrnl Square I'pright Wood Imx Mutches.
-No. 106 FOLKTH Stieet, (uliovo Race,)
Philadelphia.
Htati he liavintj lieconte an indesiiolinilile nili'
clo in housekeeping, the. nuWrilier alter a threat
sacrilice ol'timc anil monev. isennUcd lo olVor to
the Public un urlicle at once combining l'tility
and CheniineHs. 'l'hc inventor Know ins the ilnn-
(er npprcheibloil on account of lite iliiu.iV mini'
ner in which .Matches are generally packed in pa
per, lias by tho aid of New Mteuui Machinery of
Ins own invention, succeeded in geltins tip
SAKmr fate xt SQUAW i: urn tain
Wood Uox i this box is far preferable, in ns much
that it occupies no more room thnr. the old round
wood box, nnd contains al least Two Hundred per
Cent more Matchex, which to Shippers is consul
erable udvanlnge; ilia entirely new and secure
against moisture and spontaneous combustion,
and dispels all danger on transportation by means
ol huilroad, steamboat or any othc mode ol i. onv
vevance.
These Mutches are packed so that one gross or
more may be (Shipped to any part of tho World
wilh perfect safety. They are the most desirable
article for Home Consumption, and the Southern
and Western Markets that has ever been invented.
Dealers and Shippers, will do well to call und
examine tor themselves.
These Matches are Warranted tolw wipe
rior to biij thing heretofore offered tn the Public.
JOHN DONNELLY,
100 North FOURTH iSt., Philad'a.
PMLi., Dec. If., 1851 (iin.
1IEXUY 15. FUSSELL,
IHAMFACTfUElt Or
Umbrellas Parasols,
IN EVERY VARIETY) AT TllE OLD STAND,
Vo. 2 A'orlh Fourth St.,
Philadelphia.
tCT Constantly on hand a large assortmen
to which the attention of Dealers is requested.
Phila.. Sept. 1G, 1654.
l7 l7be van,
SHAMOEI1T HOTEL,
Shamokin Pa.
rTIHE subscriber begs leave to inform his Iriends
X and the public generally, that he has taken
the above well known stand, and will be happy
to accommodate an who may give him a call.
Shamokin, July 8, Si4,
HENRY D0NNEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ujjxce opposite the Court House,
Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pa.
Prompt utlenlioii to business in adjoining
wouuiies.
1 NK lloureau's celebrated ink, and also Con
s;res ink for sale, wholssale and retail by
Decern I wr 28, IK. Ml. H. O- MA8SER
.KAbU1.3 of ah sort Umbrellas, carpet
bags, willow baskets and cedar ware of
all kinds, just received and for sale by
WM. A. KNABD.
Lower Augusta, May 0, 1854
Mi
books, ink, and all complete, just received.
and lor sale by tl. U.MASSEK
Sunbury, June 4, 1853-s
tHOES All kinds of UooU Shoes and slip
nara far aal bv
G. F.LSltERO & CO,
Market street, opposite the Post Oliicc.
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 1853.
A CURE FOR ALL !!!
llolloway's Ointment.
C it Uen s of Ih e Un ion
Yob have dona ma the honour, ns with ona
voice, from one end of the Union to the other, to stamp
the character of my Ointment with yonr approlsition. It
is scarcely two years since I mnde it known aiming T"i
and nlicudy, it has obtained mors celebrity than any other
Medicine in so short period.
THOMAS HOI,t,OWAY,
SS, Comer of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York
ASTON1SIIINO CI.'RF, OF PORK l.F.GS, AFTF.Il
NINF, YF.AK8 STANDING.
Copy of a letter from Mr. W. J. Langlcy, oj
llitntsville, Yadkin County, Uorth Carolina,
V. &'., rfiife.i November l.if, I853.
O"" READ HIS OWN WORDS.
To Professor Holi-owat,
Sir, It is not my wish to hecome notorlowa, nelthe
islhis lettet written lor the mere sake of writing, but to
any. that your Ointment cured me of one of the most
dreadiul curumeons diseases Unit flesh is heir to, nud
which wns considered bvall who knew me, to be entirely
beyond the reach of medicine. For nine yenrs 1 was
atllieted with one of the most pa infill and troublesome
sore legs that evel fell to Hie lot of man j and niter trying
every medicine 1 had ever heard of. I resigned in despair
all hope of being cured : but a friend brought me a couple
of larire nets ol vour Ointment, which caused the s ties on
my legs to heal, and I entirely regained my health to my
ngreeuble surprise and delight, und to the ustoiiiKlinient
oi my iricuos,
(Signed) W.J. I.ANOI.F.Y.
A.N F.iTU A ORDINARY Cl'RF.OF A HAD HUH S
WIIKN NI:aI(I.Y AT THK POINT OF DKATIl.
Copy of aletlcr from Mr. 11. Durant, New
Urleans, jSovember Dli, inai.
To Professor Hollowat, 33, Corner of Ann and Nnssua
Stiecls, N. Y.
Dear Sir, It is Willi heartfelt gratitude I have to
tiiiorm yon thut ov the useoi yoiiroiutineiit and rius. ine
lil'e of mv wife iias been saved. For seven years she
had n bnd breast, wilh ten running wounds, (not of n can
cerous untitle.) I was told that nothing con !d snve her j
she was then induced to use your Ointment nnd Pills,
when iu the short space ol three inonshs, thev elfccted a
iieilcct cure, to th nstonmhtneiit of all wno knew lis.
A'e obtained vonr Medicines from Messrs. Wright A Co.,
of Chartres-sti-eet. New Orleans. I send this from "Hotel
lies Princes," Paris, nhhoimh, I hail written it nt New
Orleans, hefoie we finally left, at that time, not knowing
your entires at ,icw 1 oik.
(Signed)
The Pillsshould lie used eouioinllv
It. l)U II ANT,
with tlie Ointment
hi most of the following eases :
Had Legs, Chlt'go.foot,
MjiI Drcnsts, Chilblains,
Hums, Chapped hands,
lliinions, Citiis (Soft)
Hite of Mosche- Cancers
Gout,
(ilmitlnJar Swelling.
l,n ml m go
Pi lei
Klifiimatisra
Sr-Uldf,
fore-tliroHts,
8re-beo(li,
toes A Saud'Flies, Coiilnieted nnd
Coco.bny, Stiff .loints.
F.leplmii'.insis. Pore Ninnies.
Skill-diseases. Scurvy,
fumoms, Fleers.
) aws
Sold nt the Fslnlilishmcnt of rrofessor Hoi.i.owat, il4
Strand, (uenr Temple Har. London.) nnd also nt his House
ill aew ork. unlers lor aieillcuieem Hie rinies, nonres
sed 'T. Ilollowny New York,' will receive due attention
Id also bv all respectable Dmggitts and Dealers iu Med
icines throughout tlie United Slates, in lloxcs at 3"i cents,
P7 cents, nnd SI .-'ill emits each To be hud Wholesale of
the pi inciiul Drug Houses iu the Union.
iv mere is a eousiucrutjic saving by taking tne larger
Ct.s.
N. il - Directions for the aiiidnnce of nntients ill every
Uis -tt'ci are affixed to each Isix.
June 21, 1S-SI. 8m.
N atehcs, Jewelry, Silverware
AND FANCY GOODS.
0I7-4 Choice Assortment of the Finest Quality
KOK SALK AT TIIE I.OWKST CASH THICK AT
WM- B- ELTONIIEAD'S,
So. 184 South Second street, between Pine and
Uuion, urst side,
riULADELPHIA.
i I'u.c Vntclir. Jewelry. Silver Wine, Ailmlu W'ure,
llntnl with hue iMlvcr. in l(n)l5, I-orks, linlles, ,Vc.
.let G.mhIb, Van mut Fnnny Arlicletof u nupcriin (pmliiy,
l.'sitTviiij; the exHiiiiii.ttinn ol' ltnv win tlt'ciic ti procure
the het p(H'isiit tlie I,wt-t Crisli Tiirei.
II living n priu'tiriil knowlne ol' iho hnsiiiHrW, ntul nil
nvHiinltle Ihrilil irn tor Imnnrticc nnd 'M:iinH'rictUf inn, (lie
mihfwnber ronfulentlv invites pur'li;isers, ht'licvinit thut he
rim supply ihrm on ttTius us liivoriihle us any other etal-
lishniciit in eiiner ni ine Allimuc lit it n.
l ir?" All kiu.ls of biituiotiihiint IVarl Jewelry anil Silver
Vure nmmifueturcil o order, within tt reason;! hie time.
I 'f "Vulches, Jewelry und Silver Wure iiiilhfully re
run red.
V.M. il 1 .. M r.. U,
No. Soiith 3d St., a few il-iuri abuve ilie ltd -Muiket
Vst Side
IV In tin' S-mlli Wimlnw of t!if Storp, mnv he seen the
famous HI R l CIA CK. wiiieh counnuiidi the udinimlioii
of Ihc M-ienl tlie und etmoiii.
IMiila . Oct. 7, ly-M. ty
AYM. iArCAltTV,
11 O O K S HI. 1. Ii It ,
.Market Sired,
SUNBURY, PA.
"I UST received and for sale, a fresh supply of
" .m.' m m j-i a mrcm
FiT.l.lUI.Ull' tU I'll CIIU
for Singins Schools. Ho is also oneniiiir ut
this time, a large assortment of Hooks, iu every
branch of Literature, consisting of
Poelrv, History, ISovels, Ivomances, Scientihc
Worka, Daw, Medicine, School and Children's
Books, Bibles : School. Pocket and Pamilv, both
with and without Engravings, and every of vari
ety of liimliiig. Prayer IJooks. ot all kmiU.
AUo iuKt received and for tale, Purdons l)i.
geat of the laws of Pennsylvania, edition of 1851,
price only Sfi,00.
Judge Kcads rilition of Ulaekstones uommen
lanes, in 3 vols. 8 vo. formerly sold at 5111,11(1,
and now oflered (in fresh binding) at the low
price of Sfi.DO.
A 1 realise on tne laws ol rennsvivarua re
specting the estates of Decedents, by Thomas F.
(jordon, price only S 1,00.
Travels. Vovages and Adventures, all ol
which will be sold low, cither for cash, or coun
try produce.
February, SI, 1652. tt.
TO CASH BUYERS.
SAIL? & BF.OTEE?.,
No. 252 Chestnut street, ubove 9th
Philadelphia,
Have now open a large slock of
CAltPETINGS,
Embracing the new and leading styles in Vi
vet, Tapcgtry, Brussels, Ingrains, Stair Carpels,
Oil Cloths, etc., all ol which will be sold at the
lowest cash prices,
WHOLESALE & P.ETAIL
Phila., Sept. 9, 1851. ly.
L. S. PVKCOAST. TIKIS. C. KNIUIIT.
S; L. PANCOAST & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DFALEKS IN
Fish and Provisions
CLMEIIILLT,
Ao. 17 North Wharves,
rilltADELPllIA.
Philadelphia, Sept. 10, 1S51.
NEW CLOTHING & JEWELRY.
SIM OX, late of the firm of K. Schnurman &.
Co., respectfully informs the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity, that be will continue tho
above business in the old stand in Market street,
with an entire new stock of goods, which are on
the way from the city. He will also lie prepared
to repair watches, having a hand in constant em
ployment for thut purpose. He therefore respect
fully solicits tho patronage of the public,
Sunbury, Sept. 16, 1851. tf.
.Trail's
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No 72 North Second Street, (opposite Ih
Mount Kci'iiou House.)
Philadelphia.
GOLD Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18 K, cs
ses, $28; KiUcr Lever do,, do., $12; Sil
ver Lepiue, do., $Ui (juartier. $& to $Tl (Jold
Spectacles, $4 50 to $ 10 ; Silver do., $ 1 50 ;
Silver Table Spoons per sett, $14 to $18;
Silver Desert do., do., $9 to ti 1 1 Silver Tea do.,t
do., $4 75 to $7 60 ; Gold Pens and Gold Ca
se!, $3 25 to $5 j Gold Pens and Silver do., $1;
together with s variety of fine Gold Jewelry,
Gold Curb , Guard and Fob Chains. All gooda
warranted to be aa represented. Watches and
Jewelry, repaired iu the best manner. Also, Ma
sonic Marks, Pins, &c, made to order.
N. Ii. All orberi aent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctually attended to.
Phila., Sept, 16, 1851. ly.
CLOCKS Eight day and 30 hour Iron and
Wooden framed, Cream Nuts, Ground
Nuts, Raisins, and Prunes, just received and for
sslebr WM. A.KNABB.
Lower Augusta, Msy tSl.
United States Hotel,.
Chestnut Street, ahovt Fourlh.
PHILADELPHIA.
CJ- MacLEU.AN, (late of Jones Hotel,)
has the pleasure to inform his friends and
I.. ir...iin .nminiinltv. that he has leased this
House for a term of years, and is now prepared
for the reception of Guests.
The Local advantngesof this favorite establish
ment arc too well known to need comment.
The House and Furniture have ueen put m
first ralo order t the rooms are largo aim wen
ventilated. The Tables will always be supplied
with the best, and the proprietor pledges himself
that, no effort on his part shall be wanting to
make the United Stntes equal in comiorts to any
Hotel in the (Quaker City.
Phila., July 8, 1854.
BAMUEL S. FETIIERSTON,
DEALER IN
Lamps, LnnUfiin, Clinnddicrsnnil randchliras,
No, 152 S. 2d street, ahove Spruce,
rniLnEi.rHiA.
Tavina enlnrrrcd and improved his store, and
havintr one of the largest assortments of
Lamps, in Philadelphia, is now prepared to Inr
nish Pine Oil, Camphcnc, Burning Fluid, Lnrd
ond Oil Lamps, and Lanterns of nil patterns,
(jlass Lamps by the pnekage, at a small advance
over auction prices. JJeiug a Manufacturer and
Dealer of Pine Oil, Burning Fluid and A Icohcl,
which will be furnished to Merchants at such
prices that Ihcy will find it to their advantage to
buy. Also, Household Glassware of all descrip
tion! al the lowest market prices.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 185L
REMOVAL.
lAsihV IJuht! lAzht
1
LT-fi' to Ibi
lYTT & K KXT have removed
icir New Store and Factory,
No 74 South Second Street,
PHII.AUl'l.riUA
(Five doors below their old stand ;)
Having increased facilities, we oiler to Mer
chants and others, tins Fixtures and Lamps of
every description, ond ot tho lowest Manufac
turer's prices, and unsurpassed in quaity or ap
pearance by any in tne country- uur stock em
braces DYOTTS PATENT PINE 011, L.131PS.
(the best in the world)
Burning fluid and Solar Lard Lamps, Chande
liers, for (las, Pine Oil, Solar Laid, and Fluid,
Hall and Patent Spring Hand Lanterns, dlobcs,
lilasses, Wicks, Pine Oil & Fluid, wholesale and
retail.
Merchants and others will find it to their ad
vantage to call and examine onr Stock and Pri
ces.
liF" Particular attention given to fitting up
Churches and other public buildings.
Phila. October 7, 1851. ly.
Just Published and for Sale
by WM, McCARTV, Eookseller,
Sunbury, Pa.
The American
TLEADEUS' ASSISTANT :
Ucing a collection of approved declarations, writs,
returns and proceedings in the several actions
now in use iu tho Knilcd tales.
By Coi.i.isson TCkkd, K.q.,
lpsac legis viva vox
With notes and additions, together wilh a shor
system ol conveyancing. Hy A, Jordan, Pres
ident Judge of the Eighth judicial district of
Pa., and Win. M. Rockefeller and M. L.
Shindcl, of tho bar of Northumberland county.
Since tho publication of tho book, the following
letter has been received from Judge Pearson of
Harrisburg :
HiRRisnvno, June 30, 18.r3.
Gkxti.kmks :
After a careful examination of your "Amer
ican pleaders assistant," I take pleasure in ex
pressing my entire approval of the selection ond
composition of the precedents thus olli red lo the
public. The legal profession in Pennsylvania
slatids in need of a correct system of pleading,
adapted to our habits of Lin-inc, and the practice
of the courts. Vour forma of declarations being,
to a great extent, founded on the acts of assembly
will heal aving of labor to the pleader, ond con
duce to safetv and brevity in our pleadings.
It should be in the hands of every practising
lawyer in our state.
Yours, with great respect,
JNO.J. PEAUSO.V.
Hon. A. Jordan, Wm. M. Rockefeller and M.
L. sliiiulcl, Esquires.
W. McCaiitt, Esq.,
Dear Sir: I received more than n year ago
a copy of "Reed,! Pleaders' Assistant" improved
by Judge Jordan and others. I examined it with
some care soon afterwards, and have had occa
sion to use it several times since. I think it de
cidedly valuable as a lminucl for practising
attorneys in Pennsylvania, und do not hesitate
to recommend it. If it wero generally used it
would increase the accuracy of the profession in
matters w hich ore often very carelessly done.
I am very truly yours, &e.,
J. S. I) LACK.
I also received a copy of the Pleaders' Assist
ant, and have examined it sufl'icienlly to enable
me to concur very heartily in the above commen
dations by the Chief Justice.
CEO. W. WOODWARD.
July 19, 1854.
Sunbury, July 29, 1831
Cheap Watches fjJewelr-
"lyilOLESALE and Retail, ot the "Philadel
' phia Wulch and Jewelry Store," No. 90
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
PHILADELFHIA.
Gitlil Lever Wutdirs, full jrwrlnl, Is carnt fuses, SSnfl
li'.kl l.epine lsk. rt'.'l.lillll'ini' Silver Sluclcs. 1.50
Silver l.cii. lull icwllcd, PM.lliohl Hnicclrts. S.00
Silver Lever, lull jcwl'd IS 1 mlies' Uuld Pencils, 1.00
Siipeiiiir ((uarlieis, 7. silver Tea aivHina, set, S.00
(i.ilcl Spectacles, 7.0o
Gold 1't-iu, with Petted and tiilver Holder, 1.00
Gold Finger Rings, 37$ cents to $80 j Watch
Glasses, plain, 1"$ cents; Patent, lisjj Lunet,
25; other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they are sold for.
KTAUFFER & HARLEV,
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lepines, still lower than the above prices.
Sept. 30, 1854 lv.
Liquid Glue.
A LWAYS ready for use. A new article of
the greatest utility and convenience for re
pairing Furniture and Household Ornaments of
either Porcelain or Glass. It is preferable to any
other cement used, as it leaves no mark w here
the pieces join. It will be found a very great
saving of money in repairing of Furniture alone.
Neatly put up in bottles at 25 cunts each, or
$3 a dozen. All orders promptly executed.
V M.G. MASON,
804 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Phila., Oct. 14, 1854 tf.
"." JOHN VT MARTIN "
MEliClIANT TAILOll,
SUNBtXHY, PA-,
IJESPECTFULLV informs his friends and
customers that he has just received from the
cily a new and complete assortment of
Ment Wearing Apparel,
which be will make up to order, or sell, as cheap
as any other establishment in the place, aa he is
determined to permit no one to undersell him.
His goods are choice, and carefully selected from
the best in the Philadelphia market, and they
will be made up in the bjst and latest style and
warranted. Ilia atock consists in part of hand
some Marseiles and Silk Vesliugs, Duck and
other Lineus for Costs, &c. Also, a variety af
Cloths, Casaimora, Cravats, Neck Ties, and a
variety of other articles for Mens' wear.
Sunbury, June 10, 1854 tf.
BOOTS and Shoes for Men, Women and
Children, Ladies' Morocco Shoes, Ladies'
black and colored Gaiters, just received and for
sale by WM. A.KNABB.
Lav.tr Aufuita, May 8, 16dL
mm
w?it i rib
"T-iV i km 1 I assy ' - ir-z.s. J
CHERRY PECTORAL:
For the Cure f.
OOUOH3, GOLDS,
HOAH3ENES3, BR ON
OHITIS, CROUP, ASTH
MA, WHOOPIUa-OOTJOH
A LTD OOMSUlVIPTIOIJ.
TO CUrtK A COLD, with hkadach! aro soskwsss
.if II. c liodv , Uike tho Ciikrhy Pkctobal on going to l.eu.
i .'. .n, -u,nt ilnrinir the lllir it.
Ko a Hum A!n Couoh, lke it inorniiis;, soon nnrl leve-
,o,n,'ii,iiis mi tlie li.iiLle. uun tlie ilinicul-
ty will souli Iw rcmovcrl. None will I'Hig snncr frnnl this
timilile when they liml it enn be so readily euteil. 1 wsons
nillicliil with a scutrileouKh, which brenks t.iem of their
,...i ,., ,,i.h,. iclil Ami. liv mkiim the Cherry I'ccKiml on
niirttfjlHMl, Uiey mny ho sare ofsotiml, Uhlnokcn sleep.
i..o.. .:.i-r,..lili.i7 rest, (jruit relict f roui SU IM'
mi, anil mi ultmmtc cure, is nff itilcil to thousands who are
tliiis nltlietctl, hy tins iuvnlnahle remedy.
I.'r.nn lis nurccnlile elTcets Hi these eases, mnny find
ihiMiisi'lves unwilliim to forego its use when the necessity
fur il hns eeasi'il
From iwo eminent riiysicmni in
I'.v.TTKviLi.R. Tcnn , April l, 1S."1
ir -Wc have uiven vour Cherry Pectoral an extensive
trial in our piaclicc, anil'lind it to surpiiss every otlict re
medy we have for , TnUiFruS
8 .r.V.uivni?na Avn or n't .1 it si'K AK KHS this remedy
is inviihiiihk-.'iis'liy us action on tliclliniatiind liiinrs, when
taken in small quantities, it reinovesall lnialseiicss in a rew
hours, viid womlcrfully iiicrcmcs the power und flexibility
ASTHMA is generally niiich relieved, and often wholly
cured bv Cherry I'echiml. inn mere lire m.u.v
slinnie ns to yield entirely t'i no medicine. Chen)' 1 ccto
...i ...in ....... il..,, it iIikl enn be cured.
IIUOM'IHTIS,' or irritation of I he throat nnd tipper
not t ion of the liiiics. nuiyl cured by taking Cherry 1 e t'i-
nil in siiiiill and treiiueiil doses. The uiicoi.ilortuuie op-
nrcsSI' HI is Soon relieved. ...
lte D.,ei. I.ANSIMi.cifUnsiklvn.Ncwork, states
l.t I....... I.n rM.rrv I'eeionil cure such cases ol
Asthma und Uruuchilis lis lends lue to believe it cull rarely
f...l I.. n ,1.,,- 'I
I'flU rllfll'P. (ilvn nn emetic of antimony, tube
followed bv lurire and frequent dnseil of Hie Cherry I'eeni
inl.aiitil i' snlKlucstliedisciiBO. If taken in senson, it will
not f:nl to cure.
WIIOOI'IMI CfirOll mny be broken up and s sai cu
r.ul ),- II,.. ,,sn .,f I 'l,rrv PeelOI Jll.
'rn'i.'. i'i-'i fi.'.v 'i sneedilv removed by this reme.
dv. .Numerous instances have been noticed where whole
fiimilies wete protected from any serious eunsecpienccs,
while their neio I, bora, without the Cherry Pectoral, wcic
sutferiuit I ronl the disease . .
lir J" if a - Pai.km. Ohio. 1 Ih June, 1951
I wrile lo inl'Mrtn von ol the trulv rcuiinkal'le elTects ol
yonr CIIKKHY I'KCTOltAI. in this place, and in tny
own fuiiulv. Due of mv iLimrliteis wns eouiuletely cured
In three il.i'vs of ii ilremlliil Wminriso Coonll, by takiilr It
Dr. Menus, one ol our vtry best hysieinns ficely stales
that he considers it the best remedy wo nnve iiuiiiionui y
discuses, and that lie 1ms cured more cuses of Cboup with
ii iltiiii miv ottn.r iiiMtiieine he ever administered.
Oui cle'ru'Vineii ol the Hnptist. Church says that during
tho run ot INri.ctNZ lu re tins season, ne nns -ecu nun
from vour medicine he could scarcely have believed With
out seeiii-j.
Yours respectfully, J. D. SINCLAIR,
UeiiLtv I'lrsl master.
From the distinguished Professor of Chemis
try und Mclcria Jlcitci:, Viotcioiu Loietrc
I have found the Cni'KUV I'kcthhal, ns ils iuereilieut
show, n powcfnl remedy foi colds, und emiglis, and put
moiiiiry discuses.
PM-SKR Cl-KVKLAXU, M. D.
Bkin-'Wick. Mc, Teh. r. Ii-I.
du. VAi.rvi'iNi: mott.
The videh, celebrated Professor cf Surgery ui
the Medical Cnllcac, jcw lenktilv, sous:
'Il irivea me pleusnre to ceilify tlte vnlue nnd emency
of.KK I unHKV I KCTonAl., winch 1 couci'ler pecan
tirlv tidiiDted loenre diKeilses of Ilie 'l'lnoiit mill t.U)lurs.n
Cine of sevete diseases uiion the Liimrs have been ef-
fectiil bv Ci'Ekkv I'rcioltAl. ill such extreme cuyt
wiiriinil Hit' belief lliilt u remetlv bus ut It'ilL'th been touild
lluit can be depended on to cure the Con-Its. Colds nnd
Consumption winch curry from ouriiniiltit tlious'iu 's every
venr. It is liideeil a medicine lo which the nlHieti'd cun
look with confidence for relief, and they should not fail to
avuil themselves ot It.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AY Ell,
Practical Chemist. Lou-ell, Mass,
Sold in Sunbury by H MASSER, and by
Druc-iists generally throughout the State.
July 30, 18.")3. ceow 1. .ov. 13.
EtI.i.YI2 fl Ki'lHT,
Successor to Jlnrtlcy tV Knight
BEDDING & CARPET
WAREHOUSE,
No. US South Second Street, five doors above
Spruce street,
I'lIUjADELnilA
'VThcre ho keeps constantly on hand a full
aMjortment of every ailiclo in his lino of
business.
FEATHERS, FEATHER I! EDS,
Patent Spring Mattresses, curled hair, Moss
Corn llusU and Straw Mattresses, Velvet, Tn
jiestry, Tapestry, Rrussels, Three-Ply, Ingrain,
Venetian, l.Ul, Rug and Hemp
Curpctines, Oil Cloths, Camon Mattings,
Cocoa and Spanish Mattings, Floor nnd Stair
UrtiL'gets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mais, Table and
Piano (.'overs. To which he respectfully invites
the attention of purchasers.
Phila- Oct. 7, 1851. ly.
Kew Goods for the People !
BEXJAM IX 11EFFXE11
I J KSi P12CTFLLLY informs the public in gen
eral lhat he huj just received uud opened a
splendid stock of
Spring and Summer Goods
at his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His stock consists in part of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassir.ets.
of all kjnds, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSO:
CallrofN, (sliifrliams, I.ntvtis,
IHoiisMcliiiv Ie l.aliiesj
and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
firort'rlt's
Also an assortment of Illtl'll WUI'C. I roll
ami Steel, Nails, &c.
Also an excellent assortment of
QUEENSWARE, of various styles and
pailPtns.
Also an assortment of HOOTS X SHOTS.
11 ATS & CAPS, a good selection.
Salt, Fish, isc.
And a great variety of other articles such os are
suitable to the trade, all of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
ITT" Country produce tuken in exchange a
the highest prices.
Lower Augusta, Mav 6, 1855.
NOTJCH
To Trespassers on the Telegraph Line.
7aTOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
' found trespassing upon, or injuring the line
of tho Philadelphia and Sunbury Telegraph will
be dealt wilh according to the act of Assembly in
such cases made and provided. '
H. 1). MASSEIS, Pres't
Phila. and Sunbury Telegraph Co.
Sunbury, June 3, 1854. tf.
I LEV'S COCUir CMNDV. An excel
lent remedy for coughs, colds. For sule
at this oflice.
December 4. 1852. -
J HOUND and whole Pepper, Cbvcs, Cinna-
mon, Nutmeg, Mace, Alllspiee, Ginger,
i.i notice, ae, etc., at
Nov. 18, '64. YOUNG'S STORE.
SILVER WATCHES. A few double case
English Silver Watches, for sale at very low
neea by 11. 1J. MASSt'R,
Sunbury, Apri 12, 1851
BLANK Parchment Paper Deeds and blank
Mtirttrnfrox. It,. tula pyn..,it!.na M ,....... -
&c, for saleh II. U. MASSER.
Sunbury , Apri 26, 1851
UJATENT URITTANIA STOPPERS for
JL
bar bottlea for sale by
H. II MASSER.
Sunbury, April, 12, 1851
Tf ADIES' Dress Goods. Spring and Sntniiu
J Shawls, Black silk, silk poplins, De Laine,
Ginghams, De bage, Lawns and calico, just re
ceived ana lor sale hy WM. A. KNAUR
' Lower Augusta, May 6, 1854.
BLANKS.
i of every description c
S BLANKS of every description eaa he has! y
JBJsT
applying at the olBce of tbe Aurico.
"AID AND COMFORT,"
1 o Your Own Mechanics.
GEOllGE ItENN.
MANUFACTURER OP
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
vi me mosi x agmonable Stylo.
HE subscriber respectfully rails the atte'ntioi
-1 of the public to his large and snlenJi,1 .......
ment of every quality and price of
UAIIIKET-WARE.
which cannot fail to recommend itself toevery one
who will examine it, on account of iu durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of tbs
best stock to he had in the city. No effort is
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the
subscrilicr is determined to keep up with th
wiujiy iiiinu.cjiiciikB wiucii are constantly bains'
made. His stock consists of Mahogany
Sofas, Divan and Lounge
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards
SOFA, BREAKFAST AJiD DINING TABLE
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to rhiia-
iieipina manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and prioe
CUPBOARDS, WOKK AND CANDLE
STANDS TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of his business.
He also manufactures all kinds and qualities of
CIIAI11S,
including varieties never before to be had fart
Sunbury, such as Mahogany, Black Waisbt
Ann CitnLEn Mapi.k Uitr.riA ; asd Winnsnn
CHAINS, a no fanct Piatvo Stools, which arc
of the latest styles, and warranted to he excelled!
by none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere '
Tho subscriber is determined that there fhikf
bo no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of his ware and"
Chairs.
His articles will be disposed nf on as goo 4
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produco taken in pavmcnt for work.
GT UNDERTAKING. Having provide
himself with a handsome Hearse, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending funer
als, in this vicinity, or at any convenient dis
tance from this place.
CET Tho Ware Room is in Market Street
below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tavern.
GEORGE KENN.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1852 tf.
ISOC'TOU YOURSELF!
THE POCKET AESCULAPIUS :
OK, EVERY ONE IHS OWN PHYSICIAN.
THE EIFTIETH Edl
lion, with One Hundred
Engravings, showing Dis
eases and Malformations of
tho Human System in every
shope and form. To which
is added a Treatise on the
Diseases of Females, being
of the highest importance t
married people, or those
contemplating marriage.
Ity Ir Wm.lotms'
Let no father be ashamed to present a copy o
tho .SCULAPR'S lo his child. It may save
him from an early crave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations of mar
ried life without reading tho POCKET iESCU
LA PIUS. Let no one suffering from haekniep
Cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous
feelings, and the whole traiii of Dyspeptic sensa
tions, and given up by their physician, be another
moment without consulting the .ESCULAPIl'S.
Have the married, or those about to be married
any impediment, read this truly useful book, as
it has been tho means of saving thousands of un
fortunate creatures from the very jaws of death.
Cir' Any person sending TWENTV-FIVB
CENTS, enclosed in a letter will receive ono
copy of this book, by mail, or five copies will b
sent for one dollar. Address, Dp W VOl.'XU,
No. 153 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Post paid.
July 22, 1954. ly.
The Eye Perfected.
SILVER MEDALS,
From the Franklin Institute, rhiladftnhia, ft urn h
American Institute, New York, ami
FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS
From Different Fairs in New England.
City Daguerreotype Establishment
1). C. COLLINS & CO.
No. 100 it ICG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Also, main street, apringjicld, Mass. ant
Westfield, Muss.
Portrait Painting anj Talbotyping, in tho
highest state of perfection, done in all the above
Establishments.
Sky-Lights used in all the establishments.
Miniatures taken equally as well by them In
cloudy as in clear weather.
Phila., May 27, 1854- tf.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA , ' "
or Tasteless Salts,
Prepared by
WEISF.R & BRUNEI.
This pvepaiation is recommended aa an v
cellent laxative and purgativo, it operates mildly,
is entirely free from any unpleasant taste, r
sembling lemonade in flavor. This medicine is
highly beneficial for diseases peculiar to summer
and hot weather,
Sunbury, July 1, 1854.
DOCTOR JOSEPH W. CAMERON,
I3ESPF.CTFI.LLY informs the citiicns of
the Borough of Sunbury and vicinity, that
he has permanantly located hitmelf in said
borough ; and offers his profesional aervices to
those who may wish to employ him. For the
present he can be found at Weavers Hotel.
Sunbury, March 11, 1854. tf.
RY GOODS, Cloths, Cassimers, Sattin.tls,
Vestings, Tweeds. Summer cloth. VN
cord. Tickings, Checks, Muslins, Ac, just ree'd
and for sale by WM. A. KNAUlt.
Lower Augusta, May 6, 1854.
jyt. H.H. HIGBEE'S remedy for cough..
- colds, and- pulmonary diseases. A supply at
this valuaWle medicine just received and for sal
fcyc . , t H. B. MASSER. -
Sunbury, June! , 1853. .
KJ. AN" CAPS. A .plendiJ lot of
fashionable Silk. Wxnl v...
G. ELSBERG $ CO. 1
Market atreet, opposite the Post Office. 1
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 1853.
Tl OLD PENS with and without cases, f
HJf very superior quality, just received.
Also a fresh aupply of Writing Fluid, for aaU
l,yK . H. B. MASSER.
SluiburT, Dec 27. 183. .
CHAIN PLMPs.- A .mall aumber of thej
excellent pumps Lav. heco received and aj.
oflor 1 for sale by
v , A H. B. MASSER.
?unturv. June 4, 1853
KJ,& fnJ C"P' "' Fur and
" olouch, Panama, Leghorn, Braid and Chip
Tor men and hoys. Ladies Bonnet, of all etyl..
just received and for sale bv
May 6 ,1854.
WM. A. KNABD.
1EWELRY A nice assortment of Geld and
Silver Pencila and Pens, for sale cheap by
G, ELSBERG sV CO.,
Market .treet, opposite th Poat Offiae
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 185J.
CjMITH'8 ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
GER, a freh supply just received, and for
ly U. B. MASSER.
Sutibury, Jan. 10, 1853.
TOR aal. at this office, Superior Black Ink,
CattU Median, at II eta, rr Essen
fiu-rof, SI tact 1 'I