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From the Oermnntnwti Telegraph.
itRTKHOKKS.
Mn. Editor : Tho nrtichoko is lint much
of a favorite with n majority of our farmers.
It is raroly cultivated, mul never as a field
crop. It is soim-times soon in frnrdens, win it)
it is generally confined t nmryins, or strips
or "waste soil, umlrr wuIIb or fences where
it has to contend with weeds, simile, und a vu.
riety of other obstacles, oil of which have n
tendency to prevent its developemeiit, nnd
bring into disrepute. This is not ns it should
be. The urtichuku is reaHjr a valuable pro
duction, and it larger quantity of the mot can
be produced from nil acre. Ihun of potatoes, if
they are rightly managed. Domestic animals,
of all kinds, are remarkably fond of it j they
aru are ulso excellent for pickling.
Pmm the Oermantown Telegraph.)
WAIITS OS rOWVS TEATS.
The teats of cows frequently covered with
these troublesome excrescences to an extent
which renders it difficult, if not impossible, to
milk them. When this is the case, prepare
a strong solution of alum in water, nnd give
the diseased parts a thorough washing two or
throe times a day, till the warts disappear.
Common carrot juice is also frequently effec
tual in removing warts ; it should be applied
several times a day. Cutting out the warts
is a cruel remedy, and besides, it is not always
effectual, but alum water, applied as above,
if persevered in, will effect u certain, speedy
aud radical cure.
ItOUH A.U Altt'K.
51 ft. Editor : Hy tlio assistance of muck
I make every hog on my premises produce
two cords of manure. 1 haul in my muck in
the spring, ami occasionally turn it lip, cover
ing in some com or other grain, to cause them
to rout and turn tho mass. This they will do
effectually, and by tho spring, the mass will
be tine and tit for use. This pays a p -od
part of tho expense of keep, und is a method
of securing alnne-.it for crops which cannot be
too highly extolled. The manure is richer
than hore dung, and always, when applied
to vegetation, produces the bisl rcsuliB.
Germantmcn Tel.
Corn Crop at tub West. The Chicago
Daily Tribune of Monday, gays, advices from
tho corn crop throughout the West aud South
are coming in morn favorable
In tho western portion of Ohio, including
the Miami and Bcioto bottoms, and all tho
north western part of the State, the corn crop
? routines well and will yield an average crop,
n tho Northern portion of Indiana and Illi
nois, the crop is also good, and the same re
marks will apply to Michigan. Iowa., Mineso
ta, and the northern part of Missouri. From
the Southern States the advices are very en
couraging, so that taking tho whole west to
gether, there is no cause for alarm, nor is
there much safety in speculations based upon
a failure of tho corn crop. Wo hear of no
place, however, where the potato crop is good,
or even middling.
In Central Missouri, Illinois and Indiana,
and in South Kentucky, und the northwest
part of Tennesse. northeastern portion of
Ohio, und Western Pennsylvania, thero is no
doubt that tho drought was proved very dis
astrous to corn and potatoes, aud iu these
suctions there will be u scarcity.
To Obtain Eirly Tomatoes. Those who
wish to hurry their tomatoes for market, may
do so by proper shortening-in at this time.
All must bo observed that 90 percent, of the
tomatoes grow within 18 inches of the ground,
ami that 1)0 per cent, of the vine, containing
only ten per cent, of the fruit, grows above
this point ; therefore cut it off nnd remove it
with the small tomatoes. The vines will not
bleed, and the large tomatoes left will increase
in sizo more than equal the value of those re
moved, besides getting them in market while
the price is sufficiently high to compensate,
for their culture..
To Dktrov Ants. Procure a sponge,
wash it well, press it very dry j by 8ft doing it
will leave the small cells open lay it on the
shelf where they are most troublesome, sprin-
klu some fine white sugar on the sponge (light
ly over it) two or three limes a day, take a
bucket of hot water to where the s' onge is.
ca-iefully drop the sponge in the scalding wa
ter, and yon will slay them by thousands, and
soon rid tho house or these troublesome in
jects. When yon you squeeze the sponge,
you will bo astonished at the number that bud
tone in the cells.
Remedy for Gatks ix Cuickf.ns. A cor
respondent says : "Tell those of your read
ers who ure interested in raising chickens,
that a small pinch of gunpowder given to a
chicken with Ihe gapes, will oiled a sure and
complete cure in from one to thn e hours'
time, and leave poor chick healthy and hearty.
I speak from what I know, having tried the
remedy with perfect satisfaction.
ToKekp Weetil olt or Grain. After
tmmeratiiig many suggested remedies, which
have been only partially successful, Mr. J. P,
Lowe, in tho Working Firmer, says : "Thn
- simplest and mosi effective remedy it tho sal
ting Of wheat nt the time nf
one pound of salt to every two bushel, df
f. wheat, ir this precaution be used, no fear
. p ed be entertained iu relation so the insects
T .ferred to for the effectiveness of the means
ijjiHiiuiiiiuueenirorn lv practical ex
j irinWnt. us to put b jond all doubt citaiutt
CI success." .
ivr-.spT for OTRtrv.D HunA farmer
friend mrorme ug that common cedur brunch
oaked in water, (by Lnilinir the strenoth
T
g attained mora .tiecdily) and the liimid
pTlulllwl over 111 Clicillliher. or m. lr.n win...
is th bokt protection ag ni the d pred ti n
oi inssa ptsta ne ua tvr tnod. Htar thia
m uiiiiu aim jrive a trial nest year ir t j
loo iai lor the present Mason. The flnt
t viaiV of the bug should be closely watched.
A negWt of two days ia sufficient to loose
soar viuc. when a fw day's vijfilunco would
care sava tuem, and secored a yitild of deli.
vvua hum.
Jll-fKClXO. 1 bs following is a Si Torehri
reoiddy against blvtMiioc : "Take linen or
cotton ragu, snd charcoal. Put the charcoal
on tb wouod and do more bleeding- will
COUISJ.
AN ASTOUNDING FACT.
Elsberg'e Clothing Store Again?
AELSBERQ (1st. O. Elsberg Co.)
wish s to snnonnc. to th Inhabitants oC
Northumberland county, and the public in gen
rrsl, thst h. hsi remired his elegant snd chesp
Clothing Store a few doors est from the former
store, to a new capacious building. The remo
val was nereaaitated 1? the former store being tod
small to facilitate the still Increaaing trad, st
this widely known atore. Being thankful for
paat patronage, t hop. to deere it for the future
alill more bv serving you with accustomed Adeli
tv and increased alacrity.
In order to suit every one that rail, I have
laid in a mock ol rlotliing, gents furnishing good,
snd alt other goods in my line on a moat eitcn-
aiv. scale, alao mad. arrangements with my nro
th.r in Philadelphia, to send every thing new
and fashionable as toon sa produced, ao that my
stork will be replenished every few weeks. In
exlcnt, variety, elegance, qtt tityaml cheapness,
my "lock euruastea every thing "the olil.t inhab
itant'' ever heard tell of in thia pari f the eo n
try. "To ae. is In believe." ami ea I invite eve
rv body lo call and see end examine my stock
before purchasing eleewhrr.. It is a treat to see
and examine such an elegant, good, cheap atock
of enoits.
M stork rnnaiata in part nf Ureas. 1 ruck. 8ark
Buaineaa and all other kinds of Coals, made of
cloth, ciahmarette, caanimere, linen, flu end all
other Ktull of all Imaginable colora, ulnin, fancy
striped snd checked. Psuta and Veate, of everv
tvla and ptittt rn, low and high priced, as suited
lo the wunt of the buyers the largeat end bent
assortment ever exhibited west of the mountains.
A nice assortment of Uoota end Shoes, guitars
and sliiiers. aUe laities hoe, gnitera ft slippers.
A splendid lot of Ksts snd Caps auch aa I'a
name, Curraroa. Canton. Braid, Leghorn, Sen
ate, Straw and rabn Leaf, duferent colors, fine
silk hat all rolom of wool hats, etc etc.
A good asaortment of Shirts, rullara. revolver.
ingle and double barreled uiatol. trench and gcr
man Accordeona, all kinda of cravax storks snd
pocketlisndkerchiel's, I'lnbrcDae, Carpet Bags,
Trunka, and sll kind of notions for ladies an
gentlemen.
AIho an assortment of watches snd Jewelry,
all of which are warranted; the money paid for
them, cheerfully returned if nut aa represented.
All this stock will he sold at a small advance
on rxh. so as still further to merit ihe name
usuully bestowed on tnv atore, aa leing the cheap
est in Sunburv or vicinity, ho. remember the
place. Market Square, nearly opposite the former
Post OlGce.
A. ELSBERO,
Lata G. Elaberg & Co.
Sunhury, April 81. 15V
To Officers, Soldiers,
SEAMEN, &c., OF ALL WARS : their
Widows and Minor Children.
. li. MASSEIt, Attnrnty for Government
Ciaimenu,
Sunbury, Pa.
CONTINUE!' to give prompt and peraonal iu i cnti. M
the pr-- cculiun nf Ciuima n every deacriili.u aeHiual the
tteuerul Unveinitient, and iarliculurly t tli-ee lief ia the
1'reasury Deirurtmeiit. Penai.iniind H alitly Land Bureuua,
Pntt-nl and Uenernl Lannvotfice, ami B.rd nf Cltiuna
An experience nf ye:ra, and a fainilitiriiy with tha means
of obtaining theeinlieBL m iat fiiv.mible acti- n on
ciuima. villi the lecililiee lor Ihe ditpnlch of bulineta,
jualily linu in umui nig Ins Correipondcnta. Cluinieuta. aud
the Public geuerullt, tnnt iulctem iutruitcd to hit keep
iiS will unl be neglected.
1'KNMON, UovXTI l.SU, 1'ATIST aSSPcSUC tSNStW.
lie lua nuurly ready fnr anuuitou diatribuimn am nig
Ina tiuaiiteia Cnrreeimudeuta, (mid llinae who mny hecme
auch.i a nvut pninphiet c utuiuuie a aynnpaiani tne ex-
laiiiia I'enai iii. ifimntv ln1. IMleut. ami runic iaun
liwa, down to the cud uf me late C-uigieae iucludnig
the
Bounty-Land Act of 3d March, 1855
nmlcl which all who have heretnfnre received teas than
100 acrca ure now entitled to ndditiou.d land ; aald Act
srnula nia i I6ll ucrea to till Officera. n 'ii-cmiiniaaitmcd
UnVcrg, ChnplHina. Sildiera. Wiigon Mi.etera. Te.nnalere,
mul tnciKiu liiditina. 'i the Army, including roue i r mpa,
Vnluntrere, and Militia mid all Omcera. Seumrn. Ordinn.
rv euiiicu. Miirinca. Cltrka. nnd liudsuie... the nvv,
not hcret 'fnie provided t'nr, who have aerveil not Icaa
tbmi fourteen ilnya (iiules in nut tic) at liny iwriod einc
1776 j and to tba'wid 'WB und miiiur children of all such
ncra iii euliticil. nnd decenactt
The vnii h!et contniiia ''Krini of Apptlcailnn"
moie full and c imnlete than any elsewhere to he found
nd-ipted tn the wants of every cbisa of Cluiinnuta under the
acl, wilh copl 'iia 'teviaimia aud litatru-ti iiiaoi me uccart,
ine'it. and prncticHl snece'ii ns na to Ihe couiae to be put
B.ied in s iarmte,! or rri cLcd ens -a.
P.-iniea unt wishniir tnnvinl t hnnsvdvea nf the facilities
alT .rded hv ties Office) in sciiune a iinpt and pe:i iral
auperiiitendeiice of their 'luiins ai the j.f!irii,its, cau
nbtniii cnpics nf ihe arive pamphlet by reuniting thirty
cents iu n stnro slmnps
IN'DUCFMKNTS TO CORRF.SPON DRNTS
Cnriespnudciea whi preimre mid f .rwnid easea for
mnimremeiit hv this Afenry will he dealt wilh liberally;
aopp'ied witn all necespHry lilanka okatib and kept con.
Btantly ndvicert nf the changes that from tin e tn time oc
cur in the execution ot the law.
It is within the snhacribers pow'er tn direct his Cnire
BrmndentB tn the Incnllrv nf verv mniy pera us entitled u-i.
iter the late Act mid h-tviug nhtaiucil a birge num'iei nf
Land W'irmnie under firmer Imvs. he is m piarseas' -n of
data that will muteriully aasist ui securing additional
Imniite.
Fcra. below the nsual rates and contingent npou the
admisai at nf Claima
The hiaheet caah nriee eiren for tnd Vt arrantB, Ke
voiuti ainrv Snip, aud Illinois Land Pnleuts
AiHircsB It. If l ar.n ,
Buidmry, Pa.
MnrehSI. 1SS.1 It
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FOR THE SPRING 1S55.
EY.fE V LANDPLL. f. W. Corner of
Fourth & Arch Sis.. Philadelphia, are full v
prepared to suit huvera, Wholksals & Rstaii,
with goods adapted to their wants and st the low
est nelt cah mires.
Wack Silkt, llrittith Print,
Fnnry bo Plaitl f-'iifthnms,
Fete Pre finnth, Gnrni Jiiei.
Kern Spriitf Slmirlt, Table linen,
Xuoeltie in Lawn, Shtetinq. (c". .
N. H. bargains dsily received dora the Auc
tions, of .New York and Philadelphia. P. 5.
nil Boiled Black riilks warranted not lo ctt in
wearing. Store-keepers supplied with those
goods regularly.
Pnilada. March 3, 1855. w 3m 3
Front Street Wire Manufactory.
lere. Innate, screen ana Wire l ima Manu
facturer, No. 46 North Front St.. Corner
of toomb AHen, between Market ana
Mulberry (Arch) Streets,
PHILADf.LPHIA
"CONTINUE to maiiiilasiureofst'periorqiiali.
w ly, lirass snd Iron Wire Sieves ol sll kinds,
Brass snd Co ,ier Wire Cloth fnr Paper Makers,
dec. Cylinders snd Dandy Wolls covered in the
bait manner.
Heavy Twillrd Wire for Spark Catchers,
ieves for H rats and Iron Founders, Screen Wire,
Window Wire, Sales Traps. Dish Covers, Cosl
nd Sand Screens, dc fancy W ir Woikof
every deaeriptiou.
Phils., r .u. X4, 1855. 3m. e
Watbox Dirci. Thomas Disct
J. S. DEPUY & SONS.
Ao. 223 .Vorf Second Street, belrur Callmrhilf,
and S. IP. Corner Fi'hth and Spring Garden
Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
ITTOTTLD lesiMTctfully inform their former
customers and others, lliat
; lliev hsve just
sid in a splendid assortment of
C'urpelH, Oil iotha, Jf4ff htgn,
Window Shsdes, Door Mats, die., dec, at very
reduced prices Wholesale dc Krtsil
TAKE NOTICE We will sell our goods
ss chesp ss suy other brute of the kind iu the
city.
Pn'ls., April 7, lS5..w3ms Smf.
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS!
HPHB subarrilier having received Ihe neceasarv
for'ns and inariii ttions from th. Department.
ai Wa.hiHgtnn. ia prepared lo procure bountv
Mad W arrant, at the kborteat nntir..
. . ... H. B. MASSE R.
funhnry, April T. ISAH.
I Cu" ' s' B.no ". Caps and Gum Shoes.
as m. ju ircrnsu alio lor sale he
Oin T IS5I.
TEXERtVOo.
BoardiiiglBoardiriff!
If a 10 rssfiectible boarders.
Locauoo i North-wesl eorU f M4rk
t cuauna wianing a MmufUbla Kai
will find this a de.ir.ble film.
Bonbsiv,, AprU li, 19M
TAMES MoCLINTOCK, M.D, LU
PRO FEMUR nf Anatomy and Surgery In the Phil
aoeipnia vuucf ut sieuieine, ana Aciing iToieoor n
Miilwifery i one of the Coiiiultini Phyiicniis of the Phil
aJelpliia H.iapilal, Block I ty late intmuer of the Matliial
Meriical Aasciation member of the Fhiwulelphia Mitli
vnl Society niemliet nf the Mealc KChlrargleal College
ol rmiaueiphia i formerly rreaineni anu rntienor
. . . . , .. ii i r- .li v...
mont j anil alio, late Vrniesul of Aimt"my and I'lmi ib
nay in Berkshire Medical Iiisiilullun, Piilafiek), Muas,,
4c,Ac.,tu.
Has lately introduced tn s popdtar rnrm several or hta
fav.irita ptravriptiona for lha principnl diaeaa of Una
climate. The name nf each article will Imply Uie disease
for which it ta iiileititcd to be need.
DR.McOt.tN TOOK'S PKCTOIIA1. SYPUP. PntePI
DR. M.-CI-INTOCK'S COI.U ANj Cdt'mt Ml A
TL'ltB h er C.H.H, Cuiha. c Price 25 eta.
DU. McCI.INTOCKS ASTHMA A.U HOOl'ltt
COt'GH KKMKDY. Pi ice " cia.
I)r. McCLI.NTOCK'i TUNIC At.TERNATIVK
SYRUP- For Piirifving the Blond. Priie I.
BR. McCU.N TUCK'S UY8PKPTIO KIJXIH rot
iving tone In theat 'mach relieving puim alter saline,
leartburn, and nil dttiiarecuble sviiiiitoma ariaing lioni
ilidiaeiti m Price Bl.
DR. MeCt.lNTUChVS RltEfMATIC M1XTIIRF.-A
Pu ely Vegetnliie Remedy Or internal mm Price 50 en.
nicctJ.i ruuive1 hiicuai a j i.i.-i.i r..-. i
Fir Rheamutiaio, Spnnni. Swelling!, Ac , Au. Price
60 ceim.
DR. McCLINTOCK-S ANODYNK MtXTUnK-Foi
Piiina. To itliikcne, Honluche, Neuralgia, Ac. Ae. Price
80 cenia.
DR. McCLINTUCK'S FF.VKR AND AOVK SPf
CIFIC A rertnni ruref'ir all Intermittenta Price 61.
DR McCLINTUCK'S DI AUKHcKA CORDIAL AND
CHUI.KKA PHKVKNTIVr-A ealeremHv.
DR. McCl.lN PUCK'S VKOKTAHI.B PUROATIVh
PII.I.S Foi C ativetiiaa. Heail iclie. Ac. Price 45cta.
DR. McCLINTUCK'S ANTIHII.IUl'S PILLS For
Irrrsnlariiy in the Fuiirtiima nf Ihe l.iver and Boweli
the licit l.iver Pill mmle Price 4S etf. ib'i
For site by Dr. J. McCLINTOCK; hi hia Medical De
pot, N W corner ninth und Filbert ala , Philadelphia, and
nt all Drinntiata nnd Dealera in Medicines. All Uruggian
and Dealera in Medicinea who wish to be ugenti, will
please ad.ldreea Pr. McChut vk, (uriiiahinf reference,
name nf PneMtfnce. e-'nulv and atata
VT F"rSnle hv Weiaer'lt Brnner, 8'inbory end Sha.
m 'kin ; Wm. Weimer, N rthiiniberlnnd ) C. UrnWn, Mil
t.wi ; K. P. I.uts. Bl amiahnrf i Jnenli llama, Btlrklmm 1
Mhu Vanlecio, l.iglR Strict j I Sliarpleaa A 9ou, CnU
wiaan. January 6, IP55. 6v.
MATCHES! MATCHES!!
JOHN DON i'EI.LY,
TANLTACrURKR and inventor of Safety
A"A Patent Square Upright Wood bos Matches.
No. 106 FOLU'I H 8tieet. (above Uses,)
Philadelphia.
Matches hsving become sn indespensible stti-
cle in housekeeping, the sulwcrilwr after a grest
sacrifice of time end money, u enabled to offer to
the Public an article at one. combining Utility
and Cheapness. The inventor knowing the dan
ger apprehended on account of the flimsv man
ner in which Matches are generally packed in pa
per, has by the sid of -New Steam Msrhinery or
bis own invention, succeeded in getting tip a
SAEETY PATENT SQUARE UPIUGIIT
VV ood Hex t this box is far preferable, in as much
that it occupies no mora room thar. the old round
wood box. anJ contains at lesst ''wo H uttdred ier
Cent more Matches, which to Shippers h. consid
erable sdvsntage; it is entirely new snd serure
atrainst moisture and spontaneous combustion.
and dispela all daneer on transportation by menna
of Ituilroad, Steamboat or any otha mode of Con
vex-a nee.
Theee Matches are packed so thst one gross or
more may be Shinned to any part of the World
with perfect safety. They are the most desirable
article lor Home Consumption, and the Soutnern
and Western Markets that hss ever been invented.
Dealers and Shippers, will do we'd to call and
examine for themselves.
tV These Malrhca are Warranted tube anpe-
nor to ail) thins heretofore nilered to the Public,
JOHN DONNELLY.
106 North KOI'RTH St., Philad'a.
riiila., Dee. 16, 1854. 6m.
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Fr all f ur the Revtewa two " t w
F.-r Hl'icrtvvo-'d'ai M iHHzine " 'ne 11 3 00
For ULtrkiv (Ml M.-d three Kevirwa three 11 0 'HI
Knr lilacku- nhI A the f ur Keviewa threa ' 10 00
P mime nit I be mailt t. alt case nt ail van ft
Mmey current in thi State where issued will
he rwiirni at par,
Thv Prrniinma 7Hitiat f tba full i wine wnrki. Kick
V luntca H' which w'll b given tn new Iurc-l-era acer
ditift t-i the number f periudicula nrdrcdt aa abova ex
piaiueu :as
PREMIUM VOLUMES.
Pnanax QvAiTtELBT Rrvikw ( ue year ;
KWit-iu'i Masaxinb ( in mth?)
leslD M Q0a.BlKBLT Kbvibw t nim yeai).
F.Dixama Hbvibw ( na ye'ir).
MbthopislItak Uabaikib (iu m nih)
Wbstmikotbb KBViKW(me yeui).
C'Htat-cutiva Pre uium V'tlimtei cit'.n'it in nil cm
funiih-d. except of l hi Foreign Ju;irirl Review. To
prevent diKtpifinitment. Iherd'ore. wheic tluit w it if imt
arne wanted, huhai rihs?ra will pleuac tnt.r h inuny dilTfi
9Ht v rlt fur preiniunw ua I here are volvinra Iu which
they muy be entillel.
CLUBB'NQ.
A diarount of twantr-ftve per lt. from tha ab va pH
cea will Ise n Unwed Clulia nrdertna four nr m we H'lea
nf any 'r m va i-f the alnve wurka. I hut: Pmr
epir'' ltarkwnd. nr f ! Itevivw, will he Bent t"
i-iis? mi item Mr ; f,mr rnv nf tha four ReviawB aiul
pdstage.
In mII the nrinjinal Citieaand T witi. theae wnrkti will
he delivered. trrniBh Afitta. PKFK OP pitPTAGK.
When aent hv mail, tha Pnatiige t any pormf the United
Pfntea will le bnl Twrtt -Four I ral a tt for
ninrVw d." and but Twelve I enta year fnr each
nf the iWvievve.
Rem 'tancet and e unmouicationB ahnuld alwayt ba
addieaa.4, p lai-pain, M trw PuUiahcrv,
LEONARD PC0TT k CO.,
SI OOI.O UTRKET. NF.W VORK
N. n I. St. k. Co. have reeentlv ,ullishet. and have
ow f ail". llie-PRMKItti r.L'lDK," .v llenrj Hia.
Kn. ns. i rrfiiunurien. ana rroi. a-inn. s Yule oaiepe,
ew Havai,e imnlne in heir ls, mval tei'ivi, s 'Uiiuiit
lasinnvea. II steal and (sj wiaal e.ajravings. Pries iu
iQiis'in tiiialins. S.
rw-Thn w is T thenvi "tin nf tha rsna,"
laieiy asspaciTATroeiai inr-iwu iifMai ins .naisct.
rew Yivs, lieceniOaf Tl, IbH.
VlvT. P. PCTT3,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
IRON & STEEL,
461 Market tlrett, hebv 13A, nor(A Sid's,
fHaD!!LPHIA.
Phila.. Doe. 30. IH54 ly.
HENRY P0NNEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oics oppositt Iht Conrt House,
Sunbury, Northumberland County, Fa.
Prompt attention lo business iu adjoining
outilies.
WTILEY'S C0U0J7 CAXUY. An .irel
w V lent remedy for coughs, colds. For sale
at this office.
Decemlier 4. ISA..
A RASOLR of si. sorts. Umhrallaa. carpel
nag a. wplnw baak.ta and cellar sis
all kind, just receivtal and for sals by
WM. A. KN'ABB.
Lower Austista. May A. . .
f WARD WARE and Qussmswar. in greet va
rvsttes and of all oeeeripliana. jusl reoeieed
ana roe sai. by WM.A.KNABB
Lew AaU, Mar tUi
THE AMERICAN'S FRIEND I !
IIOLLOWAVS PILLS.
To the Cifixns of the UnittA Statrt:
I man huiuhly and sincerely thank fua for the
Immense patronage winch you have lieemwtd pntimy
Piha. I tufce tins opportunity of stilling that my Ancestors
were sll American Cliiscnt, snd llrnl I entersllu fiarsll
th it eoucei us America and the Americans, the nnaH lively
sympaihies. so much sthal I iTiginall 'e.nnpnunded theaa
Pi Is espreaaly to suit ymir climate, kalrlis, c aiBlitotioiiB,
snd inan.iar of living, intending to establish inyseti among
you, wtiulil have now done, by using preiaisca iu .Nsw
V'orS.
THOMAS II01.LOWAY.
69, Corner of Ann snd Nm.ua Streets, Mew York.
PURlFlCATloFoF THE BLOOD,
LIVER Al BILuluS COMPLAINTS.
The Ciliiem.if the Union suffer much from diseases e
the Lives snd Stomach, scarcely snv are fiee t'nam the
inAueuce nf iheaa destructive m.iladiea. hence they fui
fast. The f.nr sex. oeihansthe traart handsome in thi
World, up to a eerbiin period wheu, distressing tossy,
many I aise their teeth und so at l.niks. while yet In the
hevnnv nf life, auch end evils mnv lie effect it.i tlv remedied
by continually keeping the Mood pore, ami the Liver and
Smmach iu a healthy action, when life will flow sinnnthly,
ana reseiunie plants in a n nigeiuai cume, wnerc hiii-icrum
spriua appeirs 10 reig i As it regaids the presesvnti n of
the human frame, and the durti a of life, much mny be
effected, and I siy fenrlrssly, thai health and lite ran be
prnhinged for many ve-irs beyond their ordinary limits, if
lloll iwa.'a Pills are lak-n to piitily the bhvaj according
lite lulea laid down for health contained iu the dire-tione
which accompany each Ir-x.
A C ASK OF WF.VKE3 AVDDSBtMTY OFTF.N
YEARS STANDING, CURKD BY HULLOWAY'8
PILLS,
Copy of a Litter from Cnplain John Johnson,
Astor House, iVtw York, tlatta January
Sth. 18J4
To Professor IIollowat, !, Comer o Ann andd Wassaa
Streets, N . Y.
Sir' It is with the m" heartfelt pleasure 1 have to
inform yoa that I have been restored to health aud strength
by Ink int ynur Pilla For tha last ten years, 1 suffered
finin a derangement nf the Liver and Stomach, nnd waa
reduced tn sm h sn extremity that I gave up my Ship,
never expectinc tn gi to Sea any m na aa I had tried every
itemeay tnnt wns recommended to me, Itut an in no pur
p. ae ; and had given myself up to depair. when I was at
Inst rec 'mmended to take voui Pills. After using them
for three mouihB . the result ia that I am now in Iwttcr
health than I have been for eleven yenra prisr. and indeed
as well aa ever I wns i.i mv I'fe Yon ere quits ul liberty
m muKB tnis xiaiwn lor tna nenent ,s oin-ia.
I remain, Sir, yours reBpeetfnllv,
(Signed.) JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills art wnndei fully tlTua
ciom in the following tomvlaints.
Ague Drnpsv
Inrliitniiialion
Asthma Dysentsry
riilinus Cmplaiiita Kryaiiwlaa
Blotches on Ihe Female Irrega-
Jaundice
Liver Cnia-
pbiiutB
f.iiuihngo
Pilea
Rheumatism
Keteuti-ai of
I'riiie
Bcorfnla. nr
King's Evil
Secondary
Skin larities
R wel Cnmplaiuta Fcveisofsll
Cnhca kinds
Cnusiirailinn of Fife
the Bowels Gnat
Consumption lland-schs
Debilitv In.lieation
Sre Thr lata Stone and Gravel
Tic D 'uloureux Tumours
Symi ms
1'lcera Venereal Affceti'ma Worms nf all kinds
Weuknesa. from whaiever cause Ac. Ac.
Sold at the Karabliahmeiit of Professor IIolloway. till
Slnind, (near Temple Hnr, liondnu.) nnd also at hia Mouse
in New York. Orders for Medicines in the Slates, nddres
ad T. H dlowny. New York.1 will receive due atte.utinn
8 dd lis by all reapectnble Diuggitta and Dealers iu Med.
iciues tiimughoiH the t nited Slates, in Boxes at n7 cents.
S7 cents, and 81 ..VI cents ench T la) hnd Wholesale of
the principnl Drug Houses iu the ruiou.
0 There ib a eonsiderabla saving by taking the larger
V . riiectinna fnr the guidance of patients in every
li.a i Vi nre nflixed to each box.
June HI, 1MI. 6m.
NEW CLOTHING & JEWELRY.
IJJ SIM ON'. Isle of the firm nf S. Schnurrnan &
Co., reaiwoifnlly informs the citizens of
Sunbury and vuiuity, thnt he will cntilinue the
shove hiisinesa in the old stand in Market street,
with sn entire new stork of goods, which are on
the way from the city. He will nlao be prepared
to repair watches, having a hand in constant em
ployment lor that nurpose. If e therefore re-pect-fuMv
solicits Ihe pnlronnKe of the public.
Sunbury, Sept. 16. 1854. tf. .
Jr. V is)
a ee
AM M
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STOrkE
No 72 North Srcoud S'rret, (oppositt th
iilount Pernor) House )
Philadelphia.
GOLD Lever Wutrhcs, full jeweled, 18 K, cs.
ses, .S ; Siber Lever di do.. 12; Sil
ver l.epine, do., !9 : Qnarlier. If 5 to $7 : Gold
Sped aclea. $4 5(1 to -$10; Silver do., $ I 80 ;
Silver Table Spoons per eelt. $14 to $18;
Silver Desert do., do.. !' lo ? 1 1 ; M.vcr Tea do. ;
do.. $1 75 to $7 50 ; (iold I'eua ami Oold Ca
, 'l 45 to $5 ; Cold Pens and Silver do.. $ I;
together with a variety of Tine liolil Jewelry,
io'd Curb , (iuardand Fob Chaina. All goods
arrsti'ed to be ss represented. Watcbea snd
ewelrv, repaired iu Ihe heat manner. Also, Ms-
sonic Murk a, Pins. Ac., made lo onb-r.
N. li. All nrliers sent bv mail nr otherwise.
will be punctually sttemled lo.
Hlnla., Kept. 10. 1854. y.
CHOICE GROCERIES.
BURTON & FENT0N,
S. II. corner Sixth nnd Arch rtrettt,
PHI l.Af.Kl, rill t,
HAVING refttlrj ll.cir Store (new, snd re
plenished their stock !v the addition o
every thing wanted in a Srlect Family t!rn-crv
Stot. so aa in make up a full and most complete
assortment, now offers for. sale to Iheir friends
and the public on the bet terms the following
excellent Goods, vii: Jellies of all kinda; Pre
erves; Fresh Fruila in bullies and tin cans
White ('lover Honey ; L itour and other bran 'r
it Olive Oils; Siierm and "tearine 1'aiidles; a'i
the beat brands of (Jr.x-erios ; Crackers, with a
choice assortment of all the staple articles, which
will he sold al the lowest prices. Pitas, give
us a vail.
BURTON & FENTON.
Family Grocers end Tea Dealers, 8. W. cor.
Si x tit sod Arch ats.
Phil., April 7, 1855. ft ly.
FRENCH TRUSSES.
J " ERNIA or Rupture aucressfully treated, and
I J comfort insured, by use of the elegnnt
French Trusses, imported by the subscriber, and
made In order expressly for his sales.
All sufferine with Rupture will he gratified lo
learn that the occe.ion now olfers to procure a
'I russ com hi nine; extreme luhtnraa, with eaae.
durability and correct construction, in lieu nf Ihe
cumbrous and uncomfortable article nauallv sold.
.n extensive aas.irtmenl alvvaya on hand, adap
ted In every variety of Rupture in adults and
children, and fr aale at a range of price to auit
all. Coat of Single Trusses, $2, $3, $4, and
$5 I Double, $4. $5, $6. $ ami $10.
Persons at a distance esn have a Truss sent to
snv sddress by remitting the amount, sending
messure s round the hips, snd ststing side affected.
ror aale Wholesale Sl Retail by the linwrter.
C A LEU II. A r. tlll.KS,
Cor. Twelfth dt Rare atreeta, Philadelphia.
Depot for Dr. llanningj Iioproxcd Patent
llody Drare; Chest Expander and Erector
Braces ; Patent Shoulder llracea ; Suspensory
Uandagea; Spinal Props and upporta. Ladies'
llooms, with comielent lady atlendants.
Phils.. Ms'ch 31, 1855. p3m.
HENRY B. FUSSELL,
jttvcrACTCaka or
Umhrellaa Parasols,
IN EVERT VARIFTV. AT THR OLD STAND,
M. Jorth Fourth St.,
Philadelphia.
IXy-Lonstsnlly on lisnd a Isrge sssnrtmen
lo which th stteiitinn of Dealers is requested.
Phila.. Sept 18, 1854.
L. L. BE VAN,
SHAlflCKIlT HOTEL,
Ehamokin Pa.
'MIR suWriber begs leave tn inform his Iriends
I end Ihe publie generally, that be haa taken
Ihe above well known stand, and will he happy
to accommodate all who msy give huu a call.
Shamokin. Jul 8, 1854.
ANN' LETTER PRESSES, with
ii nooaa.1 na, ami ait ct etpieisi, jum nrnvm,
i , . ,i . . i i : I
sud lor sal by II. U MASSES.
Sunbury, June 4, 1853.
SHOES. A U kind of Boou shoe and u
psr lor sal by
' u. clbui.hu at iu.
Market strs4, opposiie th Feet Offio
BaBPtRT. Oct t, ISM ' '
lust Published nnd for Bale!
bj WM. McCARTY, Bookseller,
Dunuury, 1 a.
The American
PLEADERS' ASSISTANT t
Being a collection of approved declarations, writ,
returns and proceeding ia th Mvtral actions
MS io us in tb United 1st.. ,
fit CotLIKSOM Rccd, Esq.,
If tat irgis viva vox
With note end additions, together with a shot
evstem ol eonv.vsncint. By A. Jordan, Pte
ident Judge of the Eighth Judicial district of
Pa.. sn.l Wm. M. Rockefe (er end M. L.
r?hindcl. of the bar of Northumberland county
Sines the publication of the book, th following
letter hss been received from Judge resrson oi
Harrisburg I
IlAaaisivao, June au, iooj.
GlXTLtfttSi
After a careful eisminalion of your "Amer
ican pleaders sssistsnt," I take pleasure in ex-
presaing my entire approval ul Ihe Election anc.
composition of the precedents thus offered to the
public. J he legal profession in rennsyivania
elands in need of a correct sy stem of pleading,
adapted to our habita of business, and the practice
of the courts. Your forms of dec'srationa being,
to a great extent, founded on the acta of asiembly
will tie e sving of labor to the pleader, snd con
duce to aafef and brevity in our pleadings.
It should be in the hsnds of every practising
lawyer in our stst.
Yours, with grest respect,
JNO.J. PEARSON.
Pjn. A. Jordsn, Wm. M. Rockefeller and M.
L. "hindel. Esquires.
W. McCarts, Esq.,
Desr Sir: I received more than a y.sr ago
a copy of -Heed. s Pleaders' Aeeistsnt" improved
by Judge Jordsn and ethers. I examined it with
some csr. soon aftrrwards, and have had occa
sion to us. it aeveral times since. I think it de
cidedly valuable es a tnatiuel for practising
attorneys in Pennsylvania, and do not hesitate
to recommend it. If it were generally used it
would increase tho accuracy of the profession in
metiers which sre often very carelessly done.
I em very truly yours, &e.,
J.S. I) LACK.
I slso received a copv of the Pleaders Assist
ant, snd hsve exsmined it sufficiently to enable
me to concur very heartily in the above cominen
dations by the Chief Justice.
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
July 19. 1854.
Sunbury. July 2!l, 1854.
Chciip Watches Jeweln
V MTIIOLESALE snd Retail, st the "I'hiladel.
T phia Watch and Jewelry Store," No. 96
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA,
Gnlil lver Watches, lull jeweled, in carat cases. i28,nn
G .klliine IfS. it (HllFine !ilver Snrxliiclee. l.Sd
Silver lain, full jewllerl, l?fl lfii.1.1 llrneelets. 3.0(1
Silver l.fvrr, full jcv.-l'd 14 I ndirs' Gnlil Peneila, I.ISI
f-npcii. r (Jnunieis, 7 Silver Tea spoons, set, 5,00
Gnld Sipertaelea, T.ISlI
Golil Pens, wilh Pencil and Silver Holder, 1,00
Oold Finger Pings, 37 cents to $80; Watch
Ulniises, plain, 12 J cents; Patent. IR; Lunet,
25; other srticles in proportion. All goods war-
rsnted to he what they sre sold for.
STALTFER & HARLEY,
On hs.nd, some Cold snd Silver Levers snd
Lepincs, still lower then the above prices.
Sept. 30, 1854. lv.
Liquid Glue.
4 LWAYS resdy for use. A new article of
the greatest utility snd convenience for re
pairing Furniture and Household Ornaments ol
either t'orrclsin or Glsas. It is preferable to any
other cement used, aa it leaves no mark where
the pieces join. It will be found a very great
saving of money iu repairing of Furniture alone.
Neatly put up in buttle, a 23 cents esch, or
$2 a dozen. All orders promptly executed.
WM.G. MASON,
504 Cheatnut street, Philadelphia
Phils.. Oct. 14, 1854. tf.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
AND FANCY GOODS.
K2A Choice Assortment of the Finest Quality
rCIt SALE AT TUB LOWEST CASH PRICKS, AT
WM B ELTONHEAD'S,
So. IS4 South Second street, between Pint and
Union, west side,
PHILADELPHIA.
'PIIK assortment einornc cs a ljirt;e and Meet Stock nf
1 l ute Walchea, Jewell y, silver Wars, Albaw Ware,
plated with tine Solver, in Sponna, Forks, Ladles, Ac.-
Jvt G mils, puns aud Vaucv Arlicteanla aiinerlri Quality
deserving the esniniuuti n nl' those who desire to procuie
lie liesl pitaals at the l'Wesl I usn I'rlces.
Ilnvine a practlcnl kimwleitae of the husiness, and all
avuiLihle iacilnies tor liurmrtiug and Mnuulactnrine, the
aulawriner cinfuleutlv invites purchasers, hrlicviiut that he
(mii supply them on terms aa liivunihle a. any other eatab
lislonent in either nf the Atluntie Otice.
CF All kiinls of Oiam md ami Pearl Jewelry and Silver
Wure ninnuractured to order, within a reasonable lime.
ir Watches, Jewelry and Mlver ware laiintailr re
paired.
No. 181 South 2d St . a few d.urs atwve ihe lid Market
Weal Side
tV In the South window nf the Store, may he seen ths
fum ua BIRD CLOCK, which commands the adiniraliun
nf theaeieiitine and eurinns.
Phila, Oct. 7, 1641 ly
WM. M'CARTY.
BOnKSGLLKR,
Market Street,
SUNBURY, FA.
JL'ST received and for ssle, a frsah supply
riv .iurjs.iv.u infoiv
for Singing Schools. H is slso opening at
his time, a Urge assortment of Books, in every
branch of Literature, consisting of
Poetry, History, Novels, Romances, Scientific
Works, Law, Medicine, School and Children
Hooks. Bibles ; School. Pocket and Family, both
siilh ami without Engravings, and every of vnv
tv of 13 i lull ne. Prayer Books, of sll kinds.
Also iuat received and for aale, Punlons Di
gest of the law. of I'snnsy hsnis, edition ol 1831
oiii-o onlv f 6.00.
Judue Reads edition of ISIarkstones uommen
sries, in 3 vols. 8 vo. formerly sold et f 10,00,
ind now offered (in fresh binding) st th low
price of 18,00.
A Treatise on the laws of I'ennsvlvanis re
specting the estates of Decedents, by Thomas F
liordon. mice only $1.00.
Irs vela, Voyage anil Adventure, an oi
which will he sold low, eithsr for cash, or coun
try prod uc.
February, 21, 185?. U.
TO CASH BUYERS.
EAILT ftTBROTHa?.,
No. 253 CAMrnui street, above Ulk
Philadelphia,
llsv i.ow opn a larg stock of
CARPETINGS,
Einaracing tb new and leading atvlea in Yet
vet, Tspesiry, Brussels, Ingrains, Stair Carpets.
Oil Cloths, tVc. all of which will be told at th
lowest cssh prices.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Phila., Sept. 9, lS4. ly.
l. s. rvxcoAST. Tine. c. sxieuT
S; L, FANCOAST & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ASD
DFALEKS IN
Fish and Provisions
asaiBsiLT,
J.o. 17 Jfortk IVharvtt,
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, Pept. 18, 1S54.
BLANKS.
t ot .very dMrrintion c
jrmlANK5 ot every dMrription caa k hsd Wy
mw
ipl-Wne at tha office of tb Aanerira..
SILVER WATCHES. A few double ess
English Silver Welch, for aale al wary Vow
prteet by H. B. MkoGSm-
Bswssiry, AprJ it, lUl
IlEKVU I..KIMCJIIT,
Burrttter re Uwrtlty 4 Knight.
BEDDING & CARPET
WAREHOUSE,
iVo. 141 SovtA Second Sfrtrf, tvf rfoori ebov
Sprue if reef,
PmisASB-LTHTA
A7"here he keeps constantly on band .a full
v assortment of .very arlicl in bis line of
business.
FEATHERS, FEATHER BEDS,
Patent Spring Mattresses, curled' hsir, Mom
Corn Husk and Straw Mattresses, Velvet, Ta
pestry, Tapestry, lirusatls, Three-Ply, Ingrain,
Venetian, List, Ksg anil Hemp
Curpetingt, Oil Cloths, Con ton Mattings,
Cocoa and Spanish Mattings, Floor and Stsir
Druggets. Hearth Kugs, Door Ms's, Table and
Piano Cover. To which he respectfully invites
the attention of purchssers.
Phils- Oct. 7, 1854. ly.
New Goods for the People !
BENJAMIN IIEFFNEU
RESPECTFULLY informs the public in gen
eral that he ha Just received and opened a
splendid stock of
Spring and Summer Goods
st his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His stork consists in part of
Cloths, Castimers, Cassinets.
of all kinds, of linen, cotton and worsted.
ALSO i
Calicoes;, Gingham, Lawni,
Moussellne De Laluea
and alt kinds of Ladies Dress Goods.
Groceries;,
Also an assortment of Ilnrdvrare. Iron
and Steel, Nails, &c.
Also sn excellent assortment of
QUEENSWARE, of various styles and
patterns.
Also an assortment of HOOTS & SHOES.
HATS & CAPS, a gooJ selection.
Salt, Fish, fcc.
And s great variety of other srticles such ss sre
suitable to the trsde, sll of which will be sold at
the lowest prices.
Xf Country produce tsken in exchange e
the highest prices.
Lower Augusts, Msy 6, 1855.
NOTICE
To Trespassers on the Telegraph Line,
lyTOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
found trespsssing upon, or injuring the line
of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Telegraph will
he dealt with sccording to the act of Assembly in
such cases made snd provided.
H. 1). MASSER, Pres't
Phils, and Sunbury Telegraph Co.
Sunbury, June 3, 1854. tf.
United States Hotel,
Chestnut Street, above Fourth.
PHILADELPHIA.
J- MacLELLAN. (late of Jonea Hotel,)
haa llin tiltaanr tn infnrm hia fripnds and
he traveling community, that he has leased thia
House for a term of years, and is now prepared
tor the reception of Guests.
I he Local advantages of this favorite establish
ment are too well known to need comment.
The House and Furniture have been put in
rst rate order : the rooms are large and well
ventilated. The Tables will always be supplied
with the beat, and the proprietor pledges himself
that no effort on his part shsll be wanting to
make the United States equal in comforts to any
Hotel in the Quaker City.
fhiia., July 8, 1854
SAMUEL S. FETIIERST0N,
SCALER IN
amps, Lanterns, Chandeliers and Candelubras,
No, 152 S. 2d street, above Spruce,
PHILADELPHIA.
YT sving enlsrged snd improved his store, snd
having one nf Ihe largest assortments of
Lamps, in Philadelphia, is now prepared to fur
nish Pine Oil, Csmphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
ml Oil Lamps, and Lanterns of all patterns,
Glass Lsmps by the package, at a small advance
over auction prices. Being a Manufacturer and
Dealer of Pine Oil, Hunting r lutd and A Icohcl,
which will be furnished to Merchants at such
prices that they will find it to their advantage to
buy. Also, Household Glassware of all descrip
tions st the lowest market pricea.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 1854.
REMOVAL.
Light: Light! Light!
M.
n. IH'IITT & KF.XT have removed
to their New Store aud Factory,
iVo 74 South Second Street,
l'UILADEM'HIA.
(Five doora below their old stand ;)
Having increased facilitiea, we oiler to Mer
chants and others, Gaa Fixturea and Lamps of
every description, and st the lowest Msnufae.
turer's prices, and unsurpassed in quapty or ap-
pearanc by any in the country- Our dock em
brace
DYOTT'S PATENT PINE Oil LAMPS.
the best in the tcorld)
Burning fluid and Solar Lard Lamps, Chande
tiers, for Gas, Pine Oil, Solar Lard, and Fluid,
Hall and Patent Spring Hand Lanterns, Globes,
Glsases, W icks, Pins Oil it Fluid, wholesale and
retsil.
Merchants and others will find it to their sd
vantage to call and examine onr Stock and Pri
ces.
OT Psrtieulsr attention given to fitting up
Churches and other public building.
Phils. October 7, 1854. ly.
JOHN V. MARTIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
STJNBTJHV.PA-
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
customers thai be has just received from the
city a new end complete ass rtment of
Mens Wearing rfpparel,
which he will make up to order, or eell, as chesp
as any other estsblishment in the place, aa he ia
determined to permit no one to undersell him.
His goods ere choice, end carefully selected from
the best in the Philadelphia market, and they
will o mid up in th beat and I a teat style and
warranted. Hia dock consists in part of hand-
som Maraeile and Silk Veslir.as. Duck and
other Linens for Coats, die. Also, a variety f
Cloths, Lasstmere, Cravats, Neck I tss, and a
variety of other articles for Mens' wear.
Sunbury, June 10, 1854. tf.
T00T8 and Shoe for Men, Women snd
Children, Ladies' Morocco Shoes, Ladies'
black and colored Gaiters, just received and for
sal by WM. A. KN ABB.
I.SKtr Augusta, May 0, 1854.
T3I.ANK Parchment Paper Deeds and blank
Mortgagee, Bond, Executions, Summons
sVc. for ssle b H. B. MASSER.
Sunbury . Apr! tS. 18ft!.
riATENT BKITTAKIA STOPPERS for
I bar bottle for ssls by
H. B MA88ER.
Sunbury, April, It, IAS!
I A DIES' Dress Goods. Spring and Sumnu '
A Shawla. Black silk, silk poplins, D. Lsine.
Ginghsms. De hsg. Lawn. nd c.heo. lust ns
civladforl.bT WM. A. KNABK.
Un Augusta. Mv . ISM.
BOUND nd t
man. Nutme
LlaeW y0UNG.a STORE.
fexr. IS1,
CLOCKS Eight day nd SO hour Iron and
LEfr.U cm hWGround
Aug, Msy iM
"AID AND COMFORT -To
Your Own Mechanics.
GEORGE REKN.
MAHCraCTCfttR OP
FURNITURE AND CffAIR&
Of the most Fashionable Etrle.
'THE subscriber respectfully call. th. attentUt
f the public to hi larg and iplandid assort,
ment of every quality and price of
VAniNET-WARK.
which cannot fail to revonunend itself teerery on
who will examine it, on account of iu durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made ud of tk.
heat atnrk tn k h..l I- kt F " '
y. , 7 : "-J- o snort is
spared in the insnufacture of his ware, and Id.
.UUH.HUCI is ucivi milieu ia Keen tin h Ik .1..
msny improvements which are constantly bsitia
msde His stock consists of Mahogany
8ofYiii, OlvotiM and Lounge
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards
SOFA, BRbAKFAST AND D1MMJ TABLb
and also Venetian blinds, equ.i to pm.
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CUPBOARDS WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of his business.
He else manufactures sll kinds and qualities of
CHAIRS,
including varieties never before to be had bi
Sunbury, uch ss MsnoaAni, Black Walxst
AXr Ct'KLKn MaILR GrICIAK A!H WV(,tg
CHAIRS, Asn rAirct Piaxo Stools,. ,',c'i n,
of the latest tyls, and warrnted to lie excelled
by non manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.!
The subscriber i determined thtt .there shaM
be noeicus for persons to purchsae furnipjre ini
the cities, as every confidence can lie enter'eo.-U,
bout the quality snd finish of his ware sad
Chairs.
Hie articles will be disposed of on ss good
terms as they csn be purchsscd elsewhere. Coun
try Produce tsken in poyment for work.
ZF UNDERTAKING. Having provided
himself with a handsome Hsnss, he is now
prepared for Undertaking, and attending ftiner-
ala, in this virinity, or at any convenient di
tance from this place.
iy The Ware Room is in Msrket 8treeL
below Thompson's Store and Weaver's Tsvera.
CiEOKUE RENN.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 18SS. tf.
DOCTOR YOlnSKLFI
THE POCKET AESCULAPIUS :
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
rpiIE EIFTIETH EdV
- lion, with One Hundred
Engravings, showing Dis
eases and Mulformstions of
the Human System in every
shspe and form. To which
is added a Treatise on the
Disesses of Females, bring
of the highest importance t
married people, or those
contemplating marriage.
Ily Ur W in. Young"
Let no father be ashamed to present a copv o
the .ESCL'LAPIL'S to his child. It may s'sve
him from an early crave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations of miir
ricd'life without reading the POCKET SOU
LA PIUS. Let no one suffering from hsekniep
Cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous'
feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensa
tions, and given up by their physician, lie snollicr
moment without consulting Ihe .ESCUI.AI'IUS.
Hsve the married, or those about to be marriei?
any impediment, read this truly useful book, ss
it has been the means of saving thousands of un
fortunate creaturea from the verv jawa nf death.
CP" Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS, enclosed in a letter will receive one
copy of this book, by mail, or five copies will be
sent for one dollar. Address, Dp W VDb'N'C',
No. 153 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Post psid.
July 25. 1854 ly.
The Eye Perfected.
SILVER MEDALS,
Flora ths Franklin Institute, Pliilnilslphia, ftou ra
American I minute, New York, anil
FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS
From Different Fairs in New England.
City Daguerreotype Establishment
D. C. COLLINS & CO.
No. 100 If 166 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Also, Main Street, Springfield, Mass. aud
Weslfield, Muss.
Portrait Psinting and Talbotyping, tn th
highest state of perfection, done in all the above
Establishments.
Sky-Lights used in all the establishments.
Miniatures tsken equally as well by them ks
cloudy as in clear weather.
Phila., Msy 37, 1854- tf.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
or Tasteless Salts,
Prepared by
WE'lSF.R & BRL'NER.
Thi prepsiation is recommended aa an ex
cellcnt laxative and purgative, it operates mildly,
is entirely free from any unpleasant taste, re.
sembling lemonido in flavor. This medicine is
highly heneficiel for diseases peculiar to sumrue
and hot wealher.
Sunbury, July 1, 154.
DOCTOR JOSEPH W. CAMERON,
TJESTECTFL'LLY informs the citizen, of
the Borough of Sunbury and vicinity, that
he has permsuanily located himself iu said
Borough; and oflora hia profc.inual services to
those who msy wish to employ him. For the
present he can be found at Weavera Hotel.
Sunbury, March 11, 1854. if.
D
RY GOODS, Clothe, Casaimers, Sadinetts,
cord. Ticking., Check., Muslins, Ac, juat ree'd
and for sale b) WM. A. K.XAliB.
Lower Auguata, May 6, 1854.-
"jTkR. H. H. IIIGBEE'8 remedy for coughs
-a"-' colds, and pulmonary disease.. A aupply of
this valuable medicine just received and for sal
by H. B. MASSEK.
Sunburv. June4 , 1853.
II
ATS AND CAPSA splendid lot ef
fsahionsble Silk. Wool end Fur Hats,
also Cloth. Far, Oilcloth, Navy and Military
Caps for ssle low by
G. ELSBERG4 CO.
Market street, opposite the Post Office.
Sunbury, Oct. 8, 1853
GOLD PENS with end without caac, ef a
very superior quality, just received.
Also a fresh supply of Writing Fluid, for sal
by H. B. .MASSER.
Sunbury. Dee. 87.
CHAIN PUMPS.- A small number of these
excellent pump hsve ba received .nd are
ofTereH. for ssls by
H. B. MASSER.
SjnBurv. June 4, IS53.
HATS and Caps, Silk, Beaver, Fur fend
Slouch, Panama, Leghorn, Braid and Chip
for men and boys. Ladie Bonnets ef all slylso,
just received snd for sal by
Mvf.l54. WM. A. KNABB.
JEWELRY A nir assortment of (iald aud
Silvsr Pencils and Pens, for sal. chesp by
O, ELSBERG A CO.,
Market street, opposite lb. Post Office
8unbury, OcL S. I85J.
SMITH S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN.
CER, a fresh eupply just received, and for
sal by If. B. MASSER.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1851. ti
"COR sale at this effios, Superior Black Iat,
Caul .Medicine tt U Ms, Pore Enta. mi
Oiavrs. Steal