Maimer's
department
NOVEMBEIl.
We have said a gront deal to direct atten
tion to the transplantation oftrees frait and
ornnmiMitnl embracing lifts of the beet, in
our judgment, Tor tlmt purpose. Kit should
bo neglected this aiituiiin, ns it was by so
many last spring, it runnut be chnrjrpnblo to
any otnisjiuii or duly by us. November if
rterhnps to be preferred to tritnsplunl in au
tumn ; though December, if the ground is not
frozen, rnn lie used with sti'ely. For Dwarf
I'onrs w prefer spring; but n n rule, it nmy
be luld down, tlmt in heavy soils, or grounds
with cliiy subsoils, which tire likely to retain
water on or near tho surface, duriiiff the win
ter, t-piinfr transplanting is decidedly the
best. On tlti" contrary, when soils nin lieht.
loamy, mid dry, autumn may bo the best.
As to evergreen trees, nhoiit which so much
is said as to the tirun when they Vl id be
transplanted, it will be safest that they should
cotnu under the common rule of otlierlrcos
Our nur.icrics are now teemiiifr with every
variety of fruit trees, nt reasonable prices, its
veil as with the choicest urnntr.t'iiul licet.,
deciduous and evergreen, nndas every farmer,
jiariiciiUrly, is ilble, from the liifih prices be
receives tor I'Verylhinir he produces, to sup
ply lii'iinsif Willi n good slock of trees, the
ji i;--nt opportunity should lie. I be neglected,
to i.'cure tlienl. Carefully plant tlicni, us
we I..im a hundred times dinclcd, und nut
One in lil'ty will fail to grow,
iniilen work for the season should be pro
pci'h itUended to. Flower beds mid A spu
rious beds should liav.' llmir divsxiiifr of inn
tiure ; Diilliuus Hoots should be planted w ith
out delay; l.tet3, Iladislus, .Salsify and
ll.p; e KudUh, should be taken up and buried
f.ir wind r u- ; Cabbage should bo laUen tip,
lib nt d iijriiin in row? ns closely us I hey rati
tie nut, and protected by a cove-iint: o comi-
atnU or straw, raised by u temporary frame
wor't one foot above them, keepinir the sides
co-ed; with this irccaiilion fresh cubb.ijre
can be had ull winter : we adopt this mode
and find it to bo excellent, Celery can re
main in the rows, well banked np until frost
ehnll make it necessary to bury it for winter.
This should bo done, by filling'in, in a body,
say between two rows the stalk taken from
the other rows, mixing in the dirt well, and
making tho wholo Arm. Then cap it with
plenty of cornstalk", bent over in the form of
a double pitch roor, and cover this with two
or three inches of earth, woll spanked with
t hi. spade, so as not to fall down by tho nr.
lion of frost or rains. If this is well done,
you can oat sound celery to the last of April.
Carrot'-, Turnips and'liuta Bag is nei d not
be taken up until the latter part of the month,
unless severe weather should render it neces
sary. There is no better way to keep them
for 1 ile use than to bury them out in the open
air, selecting a perfectly dry spot. When a
pit is opcuud, it should always be done from
the 81 h east, a board during been previous y
placed in to unswer 11s a door. (icrmnntown
Tthgruyih.
CIVWCV. TURKS.
There is probably not a single Quince Or
chard in t'cnt'sylvaiiia. Wo have nevei
dun. e 1 to seo in any part of the State quim
trees, except 111 some oiisure corner ol the
field or garden, entirely neglected, never
pruned, matured or cultivated. A stranger
aware of tho fact that good quiiire.4 ulways
sdl readily in Philadelphia market, and nt a
comparatively higher prico than other fruit,
knowing ulso that hundreds of barrels per
haps thousands, are brought here for su'.e in
the fall of the year from north and east of ns,
would Htiptioso our soil not adapted to quince
raising. This is not the ca.-e. There is no
fruit which, in Pennsylvania, would pay bet
tor than the quince, ii" properly cultivated
They produce abundantly, come in'o pn lit !n
about three years alter ; I lilting, tire hardy,
require but little attention, cmi lie placed
closer t-igether than most oilier fruit trees,
111.' fruit is more easily picked, and wiil belli r
li.tur transportation. An idea is very preva
lent that they do better in low moist ground.
This is u mistake, originating fiom tho fact
that they will thrive in Riich Munitions when
other trees will not. The quince will do as
well on high dry ground us tho pear tree.
To do it justice, it should receive every fall a
good coat of barnyard manure well dug in,
tho bark should be cleansed occasionally with
tho lye mixture, us recommended for "other
fruir. trees, and attention should be given to
pr.iuing njl decayed wood ordrowded branch
es, so in to give free access to the sua and
air, ..11.! make a good symctrica! head.
One of the best manures for the quinca tree
is salt, which shoule bestrtwn over the ground
every spring in t ie "pioj ortiou of two or
three quarts to each tree. This has been ful
ly tried, and found to increase the luxuriance
of the folinge a::d Quality of the tree. It is
the special munut for this tree, and should
never bo omitted. The quince may be plan
ted in rows ten feet apart, which 'will give
f.uir hundred trees to the acre. Two bush
els 10 a tree, an I $1,50 per biialicl, which is a
1 .w estimate, will muko a return of over
SP-'OO to the acre.
TliH orsnc rr upplo quince is the most
pn.f.tabie va iety. ''arm Journal "or Otto.
tFromllie Olii.i Cultivat r.
11112 HOUSEKEEPER'S SOLILOQUY.
BV MJttl. F. D. OAGE.
I wish I had a dozen puirs
, Of hand, this very minute;
J il hooii put all thiiifrs to right
The wry deuce is in it.
Here's a lihz washing: to be done
Onn mi r of hands to do it
Sh.-ets, shirts and Blocking?, coals and n!il ,
How will I e'er get through it ?
Ditincrto fret for six or mnro
No loaf left o'er for Sunday ;
And baby cross us he cun live
He's ulways so oil Monday.
And there's the cream, 'tis petting; sour,
And nnisl iorthwith be chitrniii";
And here's Hob v. 'tuts a button ou
Which way sliull 1 bo turning?
'Tin time the meat was in tho pot,
Tim bread was worked for buhinj.-,
Tho clollrvs wits taken from the boil
Oh dear! tho buby's waking!
JIu h ! baby, dear ! there, Lush sh sh !
I wiah he'd bleep a little,
Till I could ruu und get some wood,
To hurry that kettle.
O dear! O dear! if I eonio. h:nie,
And lind thiii" in this bother,
Ile'll just begin and tell Ine ail
About hib tidy mother!
IIow nice her kitchen ucd to bo
iler dim. ci tilwiiv. reudv
Exactly wlieii Ihe noon bell rant-
Hush, hush! deur little 1'ieddy !
And then will come, some hasty word,
Higltt nut ueloro I'm thinking
They say that hatly words from wives
Set sober nnu to di inking.
Now isn't that u great idea,
That men e'iIuuIiI take to sinning,
Because a weary, hulf-sick wife,
Can't always 'sniilo so wiiu.iug T
When I was young I used to earn
My living without trouble
Had clothe, and pocket money, too.
And hours of lcisuio double.
I BcTtr dreamed of sucb a f-te,
When I a-luss ! was courted
WiTe, mother, seamstress, cook, houie-Veeper,
chamber maid,' IdundrefS, duliy woniun, und
scrub gcuerully, doing the work of six,
For the sole of bejug supported t
AYER'S PILLS,
A..w und Hi n aula' y successuii remcuj ...
, JA" 11 llilioi.. mseascs-Costiveness, Indi
J J S. Dropsy. Kheumstism, Fever
r , . .1- .1.1.
F. ii..n.nr Nervousness, Immunity, innamma
K Vr"hr..;n.in h.1.rB.t Side . Hack.
Jnd I.i.nb.. Female Complaints, e. Jnire.
JSrV fevi are toe discs" in which . Prtlve Medi
cine i rut more or lr' rrquired, ntid much .ick-
, d mffrtritiR miRIH 1 pmtmnijii ni.tm
lrt l.ut cffcotunl Catlinrlic were more freely used.
No iirrwn ran feel well while a ccMive hilitt of
bndv prevails ; bc-mide. it soen peurratM seriiuu nnd
oftr'11 fntiil dirns . which mbhl hnvr boon ToiiteJ
.v tht timclr mid jialicium tie of a fnoi pnrpntive.
'hi ii nlilsr ti e of Colds, Feverish symptoms, and
n 1;,.,.. af.rntivi'iiiint. Thev all tend to hccor.ie or
prnrtuce the dcrp seated and fiirmidalilc dintempora
which load the hcnrMi nil over the land. Hence a
rrlinble fnmilv physic i. of the first Importane to
the pulilic henlth.'nud this I'ill hn been perfected
with roiisiimnintp "kill to meet that demand. An
evtrimitc trinl of its rirtuei by I'hysicinns, I'rofea
tors, and l'nlients. has slmwn results aurpassinn
n thiiiB hilhrrto known of anr milicine. Curea
hu've been ell'orli d bevoud belief,' were Ihcr not aub
stnnialed by prrsims of such eaallcd imsilion Mid
ehsraefpr f In li.ibid the auspieion of uiitnilh.
A'liU'i! the mniiv eiiiinrtit .-iillcmen who hT
Ics'.iiinl 111 fi'Yi'i uf these I'i..s, we ni:iT mention:
tin. A. A. II A vks, Anniyttrnl Chemist, of Huston,
ami St.ite Assnyrr of Mnssnchiisells, whoso high
ir.ifrs-i"n:'l charnctt-r is endorsed by the
Hun. l'ow mui l'.vj.Hi.TT, .'(iiHtor of the t. S.
hum i;tC.V'isi uiioi-, Kx-tipeakcrof the 11 onto
of ilrpreseiitsrlvcs.
Ar.mnt 1. a wuKsce. Minister l'len. to Fnalard.
f John II. 1- rr.l'ATiiu K.t'nlh. liishnpnf Unslen.
AIsm, Hit. J. Ii. Cmi.ToN, 1'rnctiral Chemist, of
Sow Yerk l'i:, rndorscd by
lioN. W. 1.. Maih v, Src'rctr.ry of State.
Wm. 11. Astoh, the richest man in America.
S. I.n.AMict Co., l'ropr's of the Metropolitan
Hold, and olhrrs.
pi.l s;i:i.c pi'riuit, we eculd (ive manv hundred
crriilicitlrs, fioin nil pari where the "fills have
been iie.l. but c vi'lence cvm more runrincing than
the experience of (initieiit public men is found
In Ibeir ellccts noon tlial.
Ihei-e Pills, ll.e result of loan investigation an4
study, are ullernt to the public as the best and
most complete which the prercnt stale of medical
science enn atpird. 'I hey arn coiiipiuimlrd not of
ti.e drops themselves, but of the medicinal irtues
only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical
process in it stote of purity, and combined together
in such a manner aa l'i insure the best results. 'I his
system of enmimsitinn for medicines has been found
in the Cherry Pectoral nnd 1'ills both, to produce a
more efficient remedy tlmn had hitherto been ob
tained bv anr process. The reason is perfectly ob
vious. While by the old mode of composition, ev
ery medicine i burdened with more or less of acri
monious nnd injurious qualiticj, by this each indi
vidual virtue only that is desired fur the curative
eir. ..t is nresent. All the inert and obnoxious ounl
ilies of each substance employed are left behind, the
curative virtues onlv beinc retained. Hence it it
self-evident the ellccts should prove ns they have
proved more purely remedial, and tho Pills u surer,
more nuwrl'iil antidote to disease than any other
medicine known to the world.
Aa it is freiueully expedient that my medicine
should he taken under the counsel of nil attending
l'hvsician, nnd as he could not properly judge of a
remedy without knowing its composition, I have
supplied the accurate Formula! by which bolh my
reclorstl una J ills are maoe 10 ine wnoie unuy 01
Practitioners in the Veiled States and British Amer
ican Provinces. If however there should be any
one who has not received them, they will be
nrnmiillv forwarded bv mail to his address.
Of iiU'the Patent Medicines that arc ottered, how
few would be taken if tlieir composition was known !
Their lile consists in their mystery. I have no
tivsteries.
The eomnosition of mv nrennrations Is laid open
to all men. and nil who arc competent to iudce on
the subject freclv acknowledge their conviction,
of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was
pronounced by scientific men to tie a wonderful
medicine before its effects wero known. Many em
inent Phvsicians have declared the same tniufi 01
mv Pills, nnd even more conhdenlly, auu are win
ins; to certify that their anticipations wero more
than realized" by their ellccts upon trial.
They operate' by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purity inc uioon nnu suiumau:
lutn lipalthr netiim l'emove the obstructions of
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other orpin of the
hodv. rritnriiiir tbeir irrecuhir ucliou to hculih, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, sudi dcruiigc-
liicnin . i ,11c .1.0. ...... "
Iteuiv sntrnr ivramicd thev are nleasant to take,
and beiiiR purely vei;etaule, no harm can arise from
ine'r v.sc 111 nnv ijuaHiuy.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Sox.
rilKl'AlitU UY
.TAMES C. AYER,
Practical nix! .Analytical Clicmist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Fries 23 Cents per Box. Five Ecxts for SL
SOLl nv
Weii & Brtuter, Suubury ; Uiid c Jehu, Shamnkin
V. Wii-oiff. Niirtliiiiiihcrliiiid i J. F. Cssl'.w, Millonj
ami l.v all DriiL'gnls in Northern I'cniisylvaiiia.
June in, !& IV.
Front Street Wira Manufactory.
VATSON Ss COZC,
Sieve, Kidm.k. Scukkn and Wire Cloth
M ANL'FACTl'UKRP,
No. 4C Xnrth Front Si red.
Cmnsr of Coomb's Allev, lierween Market and Mulberry
( Arch) Streets,
Philadelpaia.
CONTINUE to ninnufaclure of superior quel
ity, Urass ami Iron Wire Sieves of all kiln!;
Brass und (.'upper Wire Cloth for Pnprr Makers
&c. Cylinders and Dandy h'ulls covered in the
hot manner.
F.xtra Heavy Pa.-ler Wire of Superior quality
Heavy Twilled W'iro for Spark Catrbcra, Sieves
for lirass nnd Iron Founders, Screen Wire,
WiniUw ire. Safes, Traps. Dish Covers, Coal
and Sand Screens, &c. Fancy Wire Work of ev
ery drsrripliiin.
'Philadelphia, Sept. !, 1S55. 3mC.
STOVES ! STOVES I
We rcspretruily ..'licit Il.ea1tfi1i"ii of (li puMie to our
awttrtnivitt oi'
M:ief;nrf..)it iif.ating stovks,
ft St'irrH, IIhIIh, 4'htirchm, 'url ri Ac. wurmninl tn
five iinr liritt wtih .-nc Hunt ihe in el, than uuv tit her
lltMiiiifi Si in usr. Ihe hi rue tunuiw-r which h.ive !
iM-rii n-iltl mi ihi mi.) othrr ritit-a ntitl ihts Citnauuut ant
inerennitrj ilruuitil lor litem if stnTii-it-iit (:u;ii4titi ni
their luiiicrhirity vr.T nil otlitrllrui.tif' Siei, unit wr
chefifiily nivitv the strit'tcRt tjivfttyiiii."ii nf uur c-Uim
t the in-s "tncft ttrtic'e nf ihf kiiitl in ure.
uhi have it mir.tri.w CA l'l.l)llt, f-r fHrminff
nnrt rhvimo?il uikh. iimtte n the nut iiniH'i)le, fur
whi'-h wc claim only tritilt lM)ipireri;iltl.
We keep r-iiirntiil nn hncd mi nn irltnent of the
lejtfliiitr CdnK 4(,i I'AliMUt rGVi:tj and art i..!e
Avutt, in th ?tHtr fr
iM Ti'iN'r hiiiTAiM r ronfiri.
ItrCK'.- I'A'I IA' T rotlKIM. SI'ttTrS, nn.t
11AKSTOW ti CMC IVAI.I.KIJ COOK Ik PAHI.OH
KrOVH. Wh iVfuIc ica!rr will he tuppheiiat
t':o l-'wckt foundry price.
XI'MAN & WA'iMPK.
V.i'-lt;al Jr llHwil Sl .vel)e:it'-ri.
N. V.. Cr. nl SI'C. IN 1) A K ATI'. Si. rhiiail'a
tV Fr ele by II. It M ASSKH, nf itm plate.
rh..4.elplu.tt Anc'iH V5, 1'it.
JOHN 0. MAEKEL, M. D.,
OEfU'ECTKI'LLV inform, llm citizen, of
' 8uiiburv and vicinity that he hat coinmen
crd the practice of Medicine and Surgery, and
will promptly attend to the culls of all who may
desire his professional services. HianiTicais at
Ihe rcsideneo of his mother, Mary Market.
Punl.ury, July 14. 185S ampj.
IMI'KOVKI)
BUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
filE aubscriber inforiua Dealer, and Fsrmeis
lint lie has greally impromed the quality of
hi.
Super Vhotj.hat of Lime.
And now confidently recommends the article
manufacture,! by him. sssertuum to any in the
nitrket. You are invited to tall, rksniinaai.il
try it. Also I'eruwan and Mrxicai, Guano, Oils,
Candle., buap, &c, at the lowest market rales.
J.NO. L. I'tl.MEUtlY.
Successor ui Tho. '.V. Morgan,
No. 9 and 10 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
IV 1'aiiners can load on two private alley.,
end .void th. crowded wharf.
Phila., July vl. 1855 c6m.
iJII ALLEN IIKKUEIt'ej PU,LB.A certain
cure for Tcver and Ague, fur sale hy
WEISElt Jt UHl'NER.
Runbiirr. u!v 15. 1854.
TT A DIEM' Ilresa GikmIs. priiie .ml Sumnu
j! J Shawls, black silk, .ilk Kpliiis. I). I, tine.
Ultigliain., lie ba&e. I.jwnt and calico, just rt
ecivd and for ..la by WM. A. KNAUli.
Lower Auirust., May 6, IS5.
TJAIN f8 of .vary description Just rerrivad by
OER"UINE HONEY 8UAP.
THE pnrily, fragrance '
& mihl emoliiant JJ-9.!SV'V
properties of lliis Soap. TtSjXjtt J .
render, it eopcrially de- ?SSCA'ftg'
serving a plc on every jA'SScIj1A
toilet. For chapped hands, XiHttel
and various diseases of li&SH8"
tha kin, it is uneiunled Kach rnke is si sniped
WM. CONWAY, 168 South Sfcaiid atreet,
Pliilndelphia. K other is Genuine. .
Improved Chemical Olive Soap,
Warranted to Wash in hard, aoft, or salt water.
This snap ha pnweilol rleansinjr proierlies.
which readily remove Oil, Paint, Dirl.&c, from
every ilesc iption of ifiwhls wilh.iut injury to them.
For all domestic purposes it is superior to any
other soap in ue. ami 30 per cent, cheaper than
the common rosin snap. Kach bar is stamped.
WILLIAM CONWAY.
ICS South Second street. Philadelphia.
Manufacturer of Fancy and cMnple Soaps, aperm,
sleariuc and tallow caudles, importer and dealer
111 aal soiln, sod j ash. rosin, Ac.
(tillers by mail promptly attended to.
rhila. Auust 8S, 153 if.
To Iron I.Tostors otid Dealers.
PENNSYLVANIA WIRE WORKS,
Xu. 21 Arrh .Street, uhovt Front,
Philadelphia.
KJIEVKf. KIDDLEct. SCI5EENS. WOVEN
WIltKS, of nil meshes niitl widths, with nil
kind of plum ai.il taucv Wire work. Paper
.miners ire. an Minn. UMiiulers and Dam v
I. oils covered in the best manner in or out of
the cily.
A very superior article of Heavy Founder'a
Sieves. All kinds of Iron Ore Wire. Wire and
Sieves for Seed, t.Jrain. Sand. Slanh. Snnir
Drickdust, Ac.. oVc,
U AYI.ISS, DAHDY 4. LINN.
A usual, . 1835. U 3 10
DR. A. B. HADDOCK'S
CELE11KATUD WOKK . INHALATION
In the ''reiitiiifut unit Cure f
Coniamptioti, Asthma, llmiiclilii. noil olber
lneuaea of ihi Ise-plrtitiM-y irjjnus, by
MvUicul loliuiatiiiu.
WITH XOTKSAXD ADDITIONS
et Dr. Ciias (iltes.NK.
First American eilili.m, from filth l.na'l.iii eililmn, wbers
t 11 lias liau an iniprcceucir.tfU sale.
This is a valuable w.rk sail sli aikl beiiitlie liiiulai.fnl
iaviilitls, ninl llir .Me. bral Prnfcssi.iii peacrally. Kor
warned free ul" charge, by in iil, mi reccifit of
nrit c asTs i i-Mh (irili) on o n las.
C. W. VAN HOK.N i CO.
Xo. 32 Worth Xinth .St., I'kitatteljihia.
We anl.jiibi a feu, frnin in-uiv e unitifndalorv ii.aiees
and reviews fn.iu the Iviglisli ami Ainencaa .Mrilim
and other J omnia
"Dr. M:i'ktiH-k is the am of the lata Henry MaiMnck,
I'sq., M. P , the well kimwn Uiniiici, unit .r.)tiiisi's 11
rise, in his own prutcssi n. in nl emnient a ilt-aree as hia
irciit The aistein (iali'iLilinu) prpt,SMl as Ilia
ni t erTcctual lut-tli.Hl itl'appU inf. a rciuctly M u Mitl .11 i.f
the vysleiu winch cannot lie directly reached by lll.sliciiia
iiscli. . . . We rcciinuaeutt our readers in purchase His
Work." s!.:aii l lir iiicle. I I .ii, Kill. 111. ISI5.
'We rec .lutn..iil lh W.irk l'i nur reialcri, as it appears
to l.e fully matured, elranly Wliltcil. anil entirely ilivetli'd
itl'aav qnickery nr ie:i-seUmc Icnilciicy. Tiie Wi.rk
well desuves perusal, anil Hie iiacti.--e.' as far ni our
kn iwlmlgc and experience extentls, will repay u..t only
11 aeri.ni e..iisi(leratiiii. hut a imlicnt Irinl nt it's merits"
tulidiu Melius) JntiriiTil, lleceiuUT 1:1. 1-4.1.
'We think that no niie can lisefriini lis pe
iiriI, willi'iul lieini; rilisfieil ihnt 0 islhe wmk . n pnic
Ic il ami experi.H.cil ut.ni ; mill that It miff III, ('. ir I lie sake
.f tlinae who anflel l'r;im c iiisiiinpti n. aslliina, or liiniietii
lis, tn lie Iipiiii:!.! illl.. c.teieive circnl.iii n. Il is. in tha
strictest sense of lit.- temi, a vahml.le Work." Uxford
t'ni' ernj lleralil. X.ivciulier. 7. ISIO.
4A tte-rilill ni Ilia liul mi Kiliti-Ht of Mr. .Maild.iek's
V,.lk nil Ciiiisitinpliiiu. ItrniiehiliB. Astlunii. nr.; Wl'h
N'nles. e by Dr. Clliis. tlreene 'I'litl Wm k will l.a
i'iiiiiuI worthy the attention ol our reoilcrs. f.ir they may
learn from it what can be expected fe-in this ini'xle (if
treating C.iiistuii.liiiii ami nlhcr iiirt-'inus .f the air-pas.
sapes. Dr. M . is eviilen. .) . .11..11 nl e iiisiilernhle intelli
freiice anil whatever iheie is of a ssl in iiilin!utii.iis nl'
nietlicale. vapnrs. lie seems In have nl.ility In extract,
liav. we ff i further, atlil sav. that wn fear t'h-it the Prn-ft-ssi
.11 have II 1 eiven salficiriit llttcnli It tn this nesle
.f allevi'iluifc liie snlfcrins i.f llmte lals.rit.fr antler litis
el-is of diseases. " New Jersey Medical Uepnrler, Jane,
(From Prnfiwr Jas. riryun, F.ililnr of the "Phiunlelphia
Meilieal anil Suruic.il Journal."
'Dr. MaDD .ck's B''K niilnlrilafi.il Is one i.f the few
winch have been issiieil uniii lite I-'.hk ish piers mi this
niiieci ns re-iiiiiieaTi u lit tins country. Willi Hie
jiulicions N'.lea nf lie lireHni,, will tnl.l ! i ;h.? nii.lical
liletat.ire of i lie fiiiieil lat'-a, mid. i( is hn-.tt!. iAi-i:es..r.i
interest in the medical Pr il'cssion on the subject of Inha
lation, as a mcaiisnf trcaliii pulm'.iiarv tiuVcti'iit. With
tha ailililiiui nf m slern discoveries in IMiysinlopy. this
nvsle nf treatiua these itistiscs sh.aiUI have n fair trial
ami aome ntnncinent uia.le lor the Ion neuh et winch In
lialttinii l.aa tulTercd at the banils nf medical men
.Iamks Hiiva, M. D.,
Prof, of Surgery in Pliiladelphia rollega of Medicine
A CAUD.
nit. ortr.Fvn win m-ai dim'.asfs of tiii:
I.L'XliS niul AIII-I'.SSAHKS. sir.eenlilv In Ihe m sle
s i siiccesslil'lv aihinti-il in the pmeliee nf Dr. A. It. Ma.l
d sk. and nlher eminent tilivsii'iaiis , if I'arope Ity this
m sloaf ire-iiment I lie diseased surl'ucs nl' the Itrnnchi nml
l.uncs are dim-llv aeieil iisai. Ihe vnii'.ns meilicateil va-
rir Is-ine earned ti Ihe most miiilite rsimficalions of the
mica. iir.Mlncinir lieallhy aetioii : w here n eomnlete
ills irftiiai'ill in has ii-.l taken place Ihe best resalls alwavs
nlteiid this fealare nf Practice ; in fa.-l. wih suitable
ai'iiuiels. it is the. nlv reliable fnrin nf treating licenses
of Ihe Ilea" iratory tlrtr-nis. Ile intemts I'evotnin his ante
aOeiiti. n to this particular hrinch nf Ins pi-.-fi-rrion.
Those ilesiruus nfcousulliiij; him can do s i hy letter od
dressed !o
CIIAS. C.tlKKVK. 1. V.
II .x Phibila. P. O.
riiilada . Jane !l. If 55. tlm.
PERRY Sc ERETYj
Booksellers & Stationers,
4 RK now selling off their entire stock of
Uouks and i-tutiouary, raved IKm the fire
of the ISlh lilt., at very lm prices. The stock
embraces every variety of inisccll incom Hooks,
School Hooks, and all kinds of lihiuk Hooks,
ulso domestic and iinporled iSiutioiiiiry of every
description. As we are elliini nut ut low prices
il will Le well to call c.irlv a.d secure bargains.
ri:i!UY & kisutv,
6. W. comer 4th and 1! ace streets,
l'hiludclphia.
riiiladclph;.!, June SU, 1S55 tf.
Cliamckin White Atlt AnthraciU Coal.
From the "Old IViii" i'l the Gup Colliery.
H. ZIMMERMAN A JNO. P. PUIS EL,
successors te Kase, Heed & Co., will ron
liiiue mining, sliippin; and selling con I from the
above well known C'oliierv. under the linn of
Zimmerman & I'urnel. The point of shipment
i nt Ihe lower wharf in Siiiilniry, Nnriliumoer
hind couiity, I'a.. where all orders for the various
kinds of coal, viz : Lump, Hroken, 1'cg, Move,
and Chestnut dial, will be thankfully received
a 'id promptly attended lo.
ouubury, July M, 18iS,
Ki-xuniT, Jclt 5, 1855.
The firm of .Kase. Heed ij- Co. having sold
their lease in Ihe (Up Colliery and interest in the
whaif at Sunhury, In Messrs. Zimmerman &
I uinel, would take great pleasure in tei ooinieiid-
ing our ciistniners and others t the new linn, as
ihey will be able to tell llicui prepared coul of
the best quality,
KASE, r.F.ED&CO.
EEQARS-
lil Dorado,
liio Hondo,
l.a Curiositlad,
('aiialos,
Havana Cheroots,
El Nepluno,
I'.l Duemlo,
liecrca. lores.
La emiarmis,
l'iautalioii,
Fur 8al. at WEISEK & UKL'NER.
Sunhury. May 20, 1653,
WONDERS OF NATURE.
fS'IIE present Proprietor of the newly discov.
1 ered WINKIKLU CAVE (lime.loiie) in
Dry Valley. Union county, hereby give notice
that the rave will not l open on Sunday, for
Visitors. Il may he visited by Ladies .ml Gen
tlemen, en feulurd.iys of every week, when es
pecial preparation, will he mad. to accommodate
wilh liijliis.
VS All person. r. forbidden to break, oft",
injure, or take away auv specimen, from the
Cave, under penally of prosecution.
The payment of It J rents only i required of
very person before entering
NOAH WALTER.
Dry Vallev, Aug. 1 1, 1855 3m.
A Fin lot of Wall rswr just receive.1 and for
Ml. by WM. McCAKTY,
Market Sire.t.
Sunhury, Jua 1,1856.
EDARTliUS, liar. Uuckew. Painted Duck
eu. Meal Tenderer., Corn b rooms, Uaa
keu, ChilJien's W.gou., ud Y.uke. Clock)
utl received and fos.le by 1
May 16, 1665. I. W. TEIt'ER C
NEW FAMILY GROCERY, I
Flour, Feed and Prorislon or.
SEASHOLTZ & PETERY,
liromltrny, hetwetn Afnrtet J- Tltactberry Sli.
Litl'EUT r l I.I.i Inrorm the public tkat
they have just reicived a larga and well
selected assortment of choice Family flroceriea.
rnnsisiinit in part of llama, HhnnUlera, Mackerel,
Herrme. W hue Fish, ("oil ruin, Salt Preserved
Frtut, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, Molasses, Hire,
Sugar. Coffee, (sreen, roasted and ground,) Im
iierial. Ynunir Hy on, Ounpowder and Ulack
Teas, Ccdnr-ware, Stone-ware, Soaps, hruslies
plow and wash lines, hoots and shoes, tohnccn,
scRnrs, Ac, tnRcllier with cveiy arlicle usually
found in a first class (irocery Store, all of which
will lie sold nt the lowest prices, either for cash or
country produce. We also keep on hand choice
Liquors, Port, Lisbon, &r. Porter, Ale, beer,
sarsnparilla, iVc. We are o'sn prepared to sup
ply the citizens with fresh bread, twist, rolls, pics,
prrt7J"ls and enkes of every kind.
N. 13. The highest rash prices will he paid for
butter and est;, corn, 0.1 is. rye and wheat.
Sunhury, July 7, 1855. '
miiMnvi simnt itLii:.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE, ia now we I
established as the best article ever ollcred fur
Dluoing Clothes. It is entirely freo from acid or
niivibioj injurious to the finest articles. All
housekeepers will find it much cheaper and less
trnu'de than Intligo or ntiy other article. The
irrriit ilcinnnd for it has drought nut several t'mi
latio. Slorekeepcra and ronsoiners will he
caicful to eel Ui.jami Uaiilow's, put up at
Alfrc d Wiltbcrser'a Druir Store, No. 1(10, N.
Second Street, l'hilndelphin. Storekeepers can
net their supplies from the Grocers and Druneists
they ileal with, nt prices yielding a good profit.
jlriig, Ciemirah, l'ainl.i, Variiities, Vi
Sti'ff.i. iff., with a first-rate assortment of every
thiini in the line. Storekeepers, 1'hysirians and
inanufarliirers supplied nt reasonable rates.
ALFREll WILTIIi:H(ii:i:, Druirqist
1C! ,. Second Street, Fhiladelphia.
July 7, 1853 ly.
SUNBURY, PA-
T jHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
L Hint she still continues to keep the above
named public house.
She has also received a new supply of good
liipiors and wines, and trusts that she will be
able to give satisfaction to all who may visit her
house.
MARIA THOMPSON
Sunhury June S3. 1855. if.
BOYD, ROSSER & CO.,
miksks isn smri'sas or
Ucb Vs!) Vntljvadtc Coal.
From the
Luke Fidler Colliery
Shamokin, North'd County, Pcnna.
Address. Unyd, Hosser ct Co., Sunhury, I'a.
ii. m. mini. j. inmsr.H. jas. num. r. iiussta.
Sunhury , April 7, 1 SS.S. tf-
HAYDOCK & TIDIER,
TEALF.HS in Wstchcs ami Jewelry,
rill
a
ciitiliniic the business at the old stand of
James U. Fuller,
Xo. l'i South Second Street,
Tllll.AUIXI'lll.t,
Where they solicit an examination of their large
and vniicd stock, leeliug assured that Ihe expe
rience bolh of llieiu have had in the business,
and the liicililte.i Ihey possess fur procuring
cooils on the most advantageous terms, will ena
ble them to compete favorably with any other
establishment in the city, 'l'iiey have now on
hand a line assortment of
WATCHK.S. CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
Silver, I'lnled and liiithinu Ware, Cutlery,
Fancy (iooiU, Ac, &e.
N. I). Repairing of Watches and all kind nf
Jewelry allended to with promptness and the
greatest care.
Philn., April 7, 155. If.
TO COAL DEALERS.
AMMEIIMAN, ZUERN & WEITZEL
IJESi'FCTFl l.LY inform the public tlmt
ihey have leased the new colliery, called the
Lamlicrl colliery, and are ready to deliver coal of
superior quality, and nf a vaiiety of sizes prepa
red on their new coal nreaker. All orders prompt
atteiuteil to by addressing the firm, either at
Sunhury or Shamokin.
Sunhury, June 30, IS.).').
Photography ! Daguerreotypes ! !
A NEW ERA IN ART !
J. E. McCLEES.
(Successor to MeClces Oermon,)
Ol'l.ll enll ihe ftflenimi ol the mil, lie nnl
nillv tit tllH Klllicrinritv nt' Ibe 1 1n .rtierten.
tvpes the Hyulornph, (bv some called Atnhro
type.) and the various styles of Photography on
paper; hut to the fact, that parties' at a distance
pnsiifghiiui a smiill daguerreotype, may. by semi
iai it to No. Mill Chestnut si., have made from
il by the means of Photography, and the talents
of the best Artists, a portrait of ku sin, from
. smiill Lorket to the full size of life.
A small bonk lu.taiitini; description, prices,
Ac, Ac, win be sent gratis to any person ma
king the request.
McCLFES'
Philadelphia Photograph Establishment,
No. IbO I 'hi stout St., below Tth
Thila., July SI, 1S55. if.
1M PROVED
Sl'PER rilOSIMIATK of limj:.
i"J51)(i l-bls. of the most superior manufacture.
Aim, (il'ANH of every dcsciiptiou, Cal
cined Plaster, Ceineiil, &e.
CV Produce of .11 kinds bought and cold on
roiiiniitbion.
n. n. SELLERS cV CO.,
'orwsrding am Commisioii Merchants, No.
Oft North W harves, helwreii Race and Vine
street, Phil nlu.
l'hiludclphia, August 4, 1855. 3inc.
iKicitm vontsi;i.r:
7VE POCKET AESCULAPIUS :
OR, EVnRY OMR HIS OWN PHVSICU.N.
1'HE FIFTIETH Edi---
lion, with One 11 u ml red
Engravings, showing Dis
eases and Malloriimliuiia ill
V the Human System in every
shape und form. To which
i. added a Treatise on the
Disease, of Female, being
of the highest importance- to
married jicoplo, or those
contemplating murriage.
I'y lr tit iu, t'ttaug
11 io fsilier t aslisiaed t i tres'iit a copy of ilie .KH.
CI' LA 11 1' I to his vinld It iiuiy tie tiiui Iroia an eurly
arrive. Let u i youiia limn ur woliitiu vieer into Ilie secrtt
i.i.l.alions "f marrieil lite without renilinp Ilie POCKK''
.t;si:l'l, vl'll H l.et ihi one solteriiui from luo-kiiusl
Cif h, Piiin in Ihe Side, restless iiihls. nerviiiis feelniKS,
nd Ilia whiile truoi oi tlysieille Stfiiauiotis, a:sl giveo
Ui by their (ilivfticisil. lie another nioiin,iil willioul eon
ulini tha .tsi;L'l,APIl'i lliiveihe inn. i il, or Ihosa
nl.Hil to lie iimrrieil uny iiiijietlinn-iit. read this truly uselul
If . ill. ss II lint lieeu the means of saving III itisaads of un.
fiirt.inuts crMtlures from the very jaws f ilenih
lvAiir persm en'loi. TXVKX'I'V-FIVK CKTi,
enclosetl in a letler will rtxeiv one copy nf this biok, hy
mini, ih live e .pies will he sent f.H one ih.llai. A.Miess,
l. V VOLM!. No. I5i tl'RLCK lrccl, I'HILA
UI'.I.I'HIA." Potlnuiil.
PliitLlalpliu, sV-iitemlier 8. IW5 ly
rH AIN PCM I'd.- K .mall numlier of these
eicellent pump. htv. beta received and are
ofTefi for ul. by
H. B. MASSER.
Kunnur. Juae 4, 1855.
"ErtMICFI I.I. M.ccaroni and Coin (Jl.rch
y just received by
May 10. 1853. WE1SER & BRUNER.
'pRASK'S Magnetic Oialment at
- M, 19. WEIHKK cV URCNER'S.
BOOTS, Shoe., n,u C.n..iidUuu.8ho.,
just recrivej and for Ml. hy
Ta. ak ti at a '
Oct. T 1854.
- TEN Eft 4-Co
EBERINE. VeraUia. Chiuoidine and Cia
" chunia, just racatved by
Mfi, hmc: rmK & BwnriT.
. Extraordinary Arrival of
szrnay aaaDSDnDSEj."
1111 E aulxcrilier take pleasure In Informlnt
his customers and the public generally that
lie is now in receipt of an unusually large and
Splendid Assortment of New Goods.
To endeavor to enumerate the one hundreth
part nf the articlea would lie uaelesa. Suffice it
to aay, they have been selected with the creates!
care, and they will he disposed of at as low prices
as the same quality can be purchased elsewhere
My motto is
"Quick SalcB and Small Profit."
He takes this method of presenting to the
public hia thanks for the liberal patronage exten
ded to him, and hy sliict attention to business,
he respectfully solicits a continuance or Ihe same.
It will he advisnhlo for purchasers to call and
examine his assortment be lore purcbasiiig else,
where. All kinds of produce taken in exchange
EDWARD Y. BRIGHT.
Sunhury, May 19, 1855.
MOUNT CAltMEL HOUSE,
MOUMTCARMEL,
Northumberland county, Pa.
rTPHIS large nnd commodious Hold is situated
- on the ton of the Locust mountain, nearly
half way between Sunhury and I'otlaville. 'I'll
scenery the snlubrily of the atmosphere and
the cool mountain breezes, make it one of the
most ilcliaht'ul summer retreats in the country.
The Hold, is a new structure, four stories liigli.
fitted up wild all the modern conveniences. The
pore mountain water is introduced into every
clumber. The place is easy of access, heng
hut one and a half hours ride from Sunhury, over
the Philadelphia and Sunhury Ra'l rood. From
I'otlsville, it can be reached hy the Mine Hill
Rail rnnd tn Ashland, and from thence to Ml.
Carmel 4 miles, by Omnibus.
Every attendance will he paid by the proprie
tor to make guests comfortable. Charges mode
rate. JOSCril M. FEAGER.
Ml. Carmel, June S3, 1855. tf.
SALAMANDER SAFES.
EVANS & WATSON.
Xo. 2C Sou-h Fourth St., I'hiludetyh'ft.
CHEAT FIRE, Chestnut
& Fifth Streets. Friday
morning. Iircemher 85ih.
f...stY;!;:it'jIJ? t I8.J4. l.vatiso ntso
iratefit !,"n",,M,"1 SBiiT Triu
i-1'U-.lr pliant, as they always i
tJSSS! when put to the tot.
1H54. Evans Q- Wntson
rium
are
I'm t AUKi nil , Dec. 15. IS.'il
Mcsars. Evs If Watson, Nr. 2'J South
Fourth St.. I'hil.nlclptiiu.
Gentlemen : We lake much pleasure in re.
commeiiding your Siihuitnnder Snfes to Merchants j
nnd others in' want of a secure means of pieser-
ving Ibeir honhn. papers, etc., from lire, as the i
one we purchased from you about seven months
since has preserved our books, papeis and rash
in ns good a condition as tin y were when put
into it, before the grcnt lire of ibis morning, which
destrnvrd the entire block of buildings corner of
Chestnut and Fifth stirels. The above safe was I
in use in our ollire, on the second floor of our I
building, from which plnre it fell into the cclltir,
and remained there un'il the fire was oul. The
Safe was then remove,! and opened in the pres
ence of at least 1 0(10 persons, who witnessed the
good condition of the contents. Will you please
have the Safe and Locks repaired, as we intend
to put it in use again, lmvi..g perfect confidence
in its fire-proof iiialilies.
Your.', Resperlfullv,
LACY V PHILIPS.
Evans ir Vaton take pleasure in referring to
Ihe following, among the inaiiy hundreds who
have their Safes in use: I. S. Mint. I'hilnda
I'nrincr' and Mechnuics' Hank, Phil.i ; Samuel
Allen, Esq., Iliiih Sncrill', I'iiilu; Jnhn II. Hen
derson, Cily Controller; Caleb Cope a; Co., No.
1H3 Maike: 't. ; Rieharil Norris iV ts,iii. Loco
motive builders, PhilaiU ; Hancroft .V .Sellers,
Mac liini-li. corner lOtli ninl James Sis.; Trail
klin I'irc Iin-uriince Co., I'hihi.; I'ennsylvauia
Kailroad Co, I'hila.; Lacey iV Philips, corner
5ili uiiil Minor His; Mharpless Hro., No M
Sniilh Second St.; .Imnrs Kent & Suntce, No.
147 North Third SI; W H. Ilorstmiiti & Sous,
No. 51 North Thitd Si.; .Smith, Williams & Co..
No. 87 Market St.; J. & U. Orne, No. 1S4
t 'lir.-tiuit St.
A luree assortment of the above Safes always
on hand (warranted to Maud at least 10 percent
more fire than any Herring's Safe now in ue.)
EVANS & WATSON, also manufacture and
keep for rule, Iron Shutters. Iron Hoots and Iron
Dash, fur making iiie-pronf Vsults fi r Hanks
stores, public nnd piivale buildings. Seal and
Letter Copying Presses ; Patent Slate Lined He
frigeratortf, etc. Please five us a call, at No. S6
South Fourth St., Pliiladelphia.
April 7, 1855. cly. 10.
NEW STORE.
(At the old Stand of S. X. Thompson.)
fBMlE Subscriber rprprcfully informs the pen.
a. pie nf Sunhury and vicimtv. that he tiai ta
ken Ihe Store iioom lately occupied by S. N.
Thompson, in Market Street, Sunhury, la-low
Weaver's II itel, and that he has just received
and opened a haiuNoine as- rtilleltl uf
SPRING & SUMKEE GOOES,
Coneiitiii in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries, LTardware,
Quceiiktvare, Huts A Caps, Hoots & Shoes. Full,
Salt, Meat. Vc.
All of which w ill l e sold nt the lowest prices.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange at th
highest maiket price.
II. II. VASTINE.
Suibury, April 51, 1S55 I
JAMES BARBER
WIlUI.IXAI.r: .V IILTAIL
CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT,
S. L. ctrner of Second j- Chestnut Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
Where may lie fou d, one of the largest and
Vl assortment of Clocks and Time Pieces in the
I'nitcd Plates, in quantities to suit purchasers,
of I roui a single Clock, tit one thousand Clocks ;
embracing every variety of .tyloand inonuliic
lore, suiiat In for Churches, Halls, Counting
House., Parlors, Sleeping apartments, at.d Hitch
rns. Steam .ml Canal U.wta, and Hail road Cars.
N. H Clock. Repaired and W.rrauled.
Clock Trimming, for anle. Also,
Manufacturer of Jiurber's Celtbrated Fine
GOLD PENS
Embracing .11 the qualities of the finest quill
pen. in addition t whirh the durability of the
metal is lully assih iated and developed. UolJ
und Silver Pencils, and Pen HoUcrs, riated
W are, &c wholesale and retail. Those wish
ing to purchase are iuviied to call.
JVMES HARHER,
S. E. corner Chestnut and Second Si.., Phila.
Philadelphia, June S3, 1855. Jy,
HENRY D0NNEL,
ATTORNEir AT LAW.
i0tcf opposite the Court House,
Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pa.
rotnpi mieniion to Dusiueei m adjoining
ouiitie.
IIOOFI.AND'S Hitters at
May 19. WEISER it BRL'NER'S.
mm ANN'S LETTtR PRER8ES. with
IV I books,i nk. and all n.vlete. 1 list IV MM .' I
andforwleby H.U. MASSER.
Hunhury, June 4, 18A1U
OATENT BRI'JTAMA STOPPERS fui
JsV
bar bottle, for sal. by
H. B MA8SER.
Sunbury, April. It, 1851
CILVER WATCHES A few double ease
English Silver Welches fee sal .1 very low
prior, by H. H WA85JKR.
Bunburr, Apri U. 5
VkflLEY'S COVGU CASVY. An netl
V Unt remedy for aougbs, tali. Tn ei
al thi. oihoe.
DasMtakssr 4, 1M. .
FIRST ARRIVAL
CTEBroRy or CD 3D IE) 523
At 8. N. ThomrjRon'si Store.
Tn fairer Auyuita lownihip, tit the. Junction of
rm-ai, V "7,c""r1"' I'lum creek ronrs.
1 i u,"'cr,,,tr h"'niJ returned from the city
t i.- ., n".w nA 'enslve assortment of
reshionable good., respectfully calls the attention
of Fanner, Mechanics and others to the same.
SI'RINU AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of
Dry Goods, viz :
Cloths. CatsimertM, Ccnsincfs, Jtant, Drillinc
Muslins, Vesting, Tweeds, and nil iindi o'
Spring and Summer Wear,
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
isomers, i.Kfswn rie stilts, LtQXcnSy
Oinchnms, lierasts, Robrs,
Woolens, Flannel, tfc.
onot r.ieiKs,
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Molasses, Cheese,
Spices, Salt, Ac, &.C., &.C
HartUvnro,
Nails, Screws, Files, Saws, Knives & Forks, Ac
Queens and Glassware,
of various styles and pattern.
SOOTS AMD SHOE3.
A largo assortment of Roots and Shoes, for
men, women and children.
Hits Cars, cVc, of various sizes and styles.
Resides a largo and genernl assortment of
fashionable goods. Call and examine for your
selves. fy Country produce o! all kind taken in
exchange at the highest market p'ires.
S. N. THOMPSON.
Lower Augusta, 4 mo. 2K, lH.'.i.
F . PCTT3, "
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
IRON t STEEL,
461 Market street, hcUnv Ulh, north suU,
PHILADELPHIA,
rhila., Dec. 30, ISM ly.
Furniture ! Furniture !
Xo. 15" South Second above Smtce, east sih ,
I'lIILADELrillA.
t'lHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
leaders of the SrwAt'i-y Amrnran and Ihe
public generally, tbnt he has on hund a constant
supply of delimit, fushioiinlile, and well mail
Furniture al reasonable, prices. lJcitig a practi
cal mechanic, and having nil his irouls innutifuc
lured nnilcr his own superintendence, purchasers
may rely on gitntig just such articles ns ife
represented. Lounges wilh reiuovalile arms,
also new pnltcrns of Sola hcils't ad. J lius
who sr about going to housekeeping would do !
wt"ll to cull. I
JOHN" A. RACER.
157 Stm:h .Second street.
N. H. AH orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
April 2S, C55. v8 ly.
bounty' land warrantsT i
'IliF, subscriber having received ti.e nercMary j
forms and iiisrocttiniis from the Department, !
at Washington, is prepared to proeiite Hnuutv
Land Warrants at the shortest notice.
II. U. MA3SER.
?unbnry. Ar"1 7. 195S.
ilTbevan?"
Shamokin Pa-
'I'lIlE subscriber bes leave to inform his friends '
I. and the public generally, lhat h. has taken j
the above well known stund, ami will be happy
to accommodate all who may give Lira .call.
Shamokin, JuW 8, 18.'!.
NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given lhat application will
be made to the next leginhiiuie nf Pennsyl
vania, at the session of l!-5ti, for t'.ie creation of
a corporate bedy, with banking and discounting
privilege, tn be called the "Sit.wniiix HK,"
located at Miutnokiutown, Nonhuinbcrland Co.,
I'a.. with a capital slin k of il50,llH0, with Ihe
privilege of increasing the tame to $i.'00,0t)0 if
necessary.
Shamokin, May S2, 18' 5. Cm.
NEW DEUG STORE!
WEISER & BRUNER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Market St., next dour to 1'. lirt&hl's Siort
souBuny, pa ,
FFEU to the public the largest and best
selected stock eer opened in "l'i section of
country, consisting uf
FRESH AND PURE DRUG S,
Medicines, Chemicals, Ground Spices, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, l)ve-slull's. Window Class,
Patent Medicines, touclhcr with . complete as
sortment of Paint, Clothes, Hair, Tooth, Nail
and Shavimr Hrushrs, Iliensing, Side, Neck and
I'iM ket Combs, Fancy Soaps, Miaving Creams
Tobacco. Segart, Port Mouias, 8tationary, Con
lectiutiiiiies,
PUKE WINES AND RKANPIKS
For Medicinal use. English, French and Ameri
can Perfumery, Fancy Goods of every descrip
tion, in short every article kept hy l)rug;iita
generally.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
GEO. H. WFISEK,
WM. A. HKl'NEK.
Sunbury, May SC. Itv.M.
TOBACCO, &c.
Strtw'rry. ('onKress,
I'ldoiado Vig. Ehl.irado Ca'ie,
S.rsapurilla Fine Cut, l're.td Fin. Cut.
Anderson. " " pr Sale at
WEISER A- H R l.'N E R.
Bunhury, May 56, 1855.
R. H. II. IIIfiBEE'S
"-'colds, and euliiioiiary
S remedy for eoue!j,
f uliiionary diseases. A uimlv ol
Ihi valuable mcdiune just received and fr sale
y IL D. MAS si 11.
funl.urv. June 4. lr,rt.
A RNOLD'S WltlTINt! FH'ID and Adhe
ive and legal envelopes, for sale by
H. U. MAbSE.I.
Sunburv. Ian 10. IR52.
CHOEit. All kind of Hoot, t-hoe. and .lip.
jer. lor .al. by
O. ELSHERG & CO,
Market atreet, opposite the Post Office,
ftunburv. Oct. 8. I5:l.
ATS AND (JAPS. , splendid lot of
fashionable Silk. Wool and Fur Hal.
else. CUih, Fur, Oilcloth, Navy and Military
Capa for sale low hy
c. els he nr. 4- co.
Market street, opposite the Pott Office.
Sunhury, Oct. 8, 1853.
1I1.D PENS wilh and without cases, of a
H very autierior uualilv, just received.
Alao a fresh .upply of Willing Fluid, for .ale
oy . II. U. SIABSLH,
Sunbury, Dec. 57. IW"
BLANK Parchment P)er Deed and Man.
Mortiraes, Honda, Executions, Summon
Le., for saleli 11. U. M AbSEIt.
Snnborv At ri 5 A. IMA
HLANKS.
It':
LAXKS of every description can be had y
pp ylne at thsofflc oflU Amaricaes
f ROUND and whole Pepper, Clove. Cinna
Mr
Nutmeg, Mate, A'lllspice. Ginger,
Liquorice, Ac, Ac, at
Hor. IH, 'SI.
YOUNG'S STORE.
JEWELRY" A nice aatortmenl of OelJ and
Silver Pencil ami Pen. forsalehep by
D, EL8BEKG4 CO.,
Market atreet, opposite tb To! OUio.
Suiibury, Oct. 161.
C AM PH INE and Fluid of tha best quality
Tor Ml by WEISER DK LINER,
uabary, May II, US, ''
United States Hotel,
Chestnut Street, abort Fourth.
nilLADELPHIA.
CI' MacLELLAN, (late of Jones' Hoti
has the pleasure to inform his friends s
he traveling community, that ha baa leased I
House for a term of years, and is now prrpai
for the reception of Guests.
The Local advantages of this favorite eslablh
ment are too well known to need comment.
The House anJ Furniture have been put
first rate orders the rooms are large and wi
ventilated. The Tables will always be uppli
with the liest, and the proprietor pledges hiins
that no effort on his part shall be wanting
make the United States equal in comforts te t
riniei in 111 (Quaker City.
Thila., July ft, ISM.
SAMUEL S. FETI1ERSTON,
DEALER IN
Lamps, Lantrrnn, CliamLlirrs and Candelabra
No. 152 S. 2d i(rrf, nlloi Spruct,
rillMprrPHIA.
fflaving enlnrged and improved his slore, sr
having one of the largest assortments
Lamps, u, 1'hiladelphia, is now prepared to f
nisi. 1 mo Oil, Cnmphenr, 13ri,ing Fluid, !,,
and Oil Lamps, and Lanterns of all pMlrrn
t.lnss Lamp, by the psckngc. at a small .dv.iii,
over s,u lion price?. IHing a Manufacturer uo
Dca.cr of me Oil. Rnrning Fluid and A lr..,e
which will he furnished to Merchants at sue
prices tlmt they will find it to their advonlser t
buy. Also, Household (iiassware of all cWrir
tions al the lowest market prices.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 1851.
Nw Gooo's fcr th People ! "
I1KNJAM1N HEFFM;
OESrECTrrLLy infurms the public in Rw
crnl tlmt 10 has just received and opuned t
splendid stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
at his New Store, in I.on er Aogi.sta lownsl.ip.
His stock consists in pint of
Cloths, Ca3simprs, Cassinets.
)f all k'uuls, of linen, cotlnn and worsted.
ALSO:
Callior. (;ii:(;Itutiii,
..loiisNt liue I)c Lkilius
and all Linda of Ladies Ureas Goods.
Groceries,
Also an assortment of Hardware. Iron
itd Steel, Nails, dc.
A No an excellent assortment nf
QUEEHSWASE, of various .ijlc. ,aj
Also an assortment of HOOT K SJIOtS.
II A I S & CAPS, a good srlcctiun.
puiien:!
bait, Fish, t-
And a great variety of other urlirles such as are
suitable to the trade, all of v,hul, will be sold tt
ihe low i st prices.
Country produce taken in .vclmiTe a
the highest pri?ea.
Lower Augusta, Nov. 1(1, 1 (i ; f,
AV.M. M'CAUTV,
B ( (I f Il L L V. R ,
Mnktt Hheii,
8UNEUR7, FA.
Il'ST received and fir taie, a fretn twffly i
fcr Singiug fcchoolt. lie it aluo opening a
this lime, a laie .Ntorluicut of Hooks, in every
branch cf Literature, cuiutstinj; ,f
Peclry, History, Novels, Kmnunccs, R.ien'ilie
Work", Law, Medicine, School and Children'
Hooks, Hibles; Schoui. Pocket and Family, l.o'.Sa
wilh ui"d without Engravings and cverv nf vsri
etv of liimliiij;. Prayer Hook, ef a'l k'i:..!..
Also just received and fur sale, Purdoti. P',.
jet of tiie laws ol Pcniitvlvania, edi lion of 1S5 1,
price eidy Su.00,
Judge i:,-i..U cllt'ion of Hlackttonei C.en-:iet.
taricj, in 3 vi.U. 8 vo. formerly told st f 10,0(1,
.mi ini'v ot'ered (.ill fresh hindinc) tt ii14 0t
price i fil.dO.
A Treatise on l'io laws of Prims' Ivahia re
pecting ihe estates of I.iecejenls, by 'I'honiat F.
Gordon, p:icc only 3 !,0d.
'I'l.ivels, Voyage and Adventures, ttl el
which will be sold low, either for rath, or etau
try j iod.ice.
February, SI, 1S53. M.
To Trespassers o:i the Telegraph I.ln
'JV'OTICE is hereby fjivrn, that nil perso'i
found trci.jiai i.iin; upon, or injiirim; ihe lino
of the Philadelphia und i.ulniry '1 c!er:. h will
be i!ealt with .ccordinc to the act of A-scni !y ia
such cases made ai.d provined.
11. 11. MASSriJ, Prcn't
Phil.i. and Sunhury Telie'raj.U Co.
Sunhury, June II. Ibfl. tf.
"AID AND COriFORT," "
i o Your Cln ti .TUtliai.k.
GEOl.GE lUeNX.
MAMIFa:Tl'KKR OF
FURS ITUIU: AXD CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Stjls.
rT',liE i .liter1! cr respectfully cnl! tl.e aiiei.iHsi
A of the public to his large a..d splenJiil
lur;.l of every nua'.itv end pi ice i!
: . a eX I . I'.'l'-IV .1 ES IS
which csntioi fail to recommend itself teeory :
who will examine it, on account of i t dura! le
woiltiiiiiiuliio and splendid tilii.-li, made tip ol toe
iet sl.ak tube had in the cily. Nu sllUrt :
spared in the manufacture of lii. ware, am! li e
suhscrilur is determined to kceji up mt.i ih
many iinprovcnients which am (.iiisiauii r '.
made. liis slock cousihts of Mahogany
Sf.iH, Divans) and Luim?.
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
mi, U.itAKFAST AND L'l.MMJ T1M.2
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to I lit a
delphia inaniu'.u lure.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and piiio.
CUTROAUnS, WORK AXD CANDLE.
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
r.XTEXSlO.X TABLES,
In short, every article in this line of hit businest f
11. .Ue ins:iufucture. all kinds anJ qualities c-
CIIAIKS,
ncluding varieties r.ev. r b.for. to i.e had hr
Sunhury, ueh at Minusixr, Click Wunsi
akii Ct BLcn M.irn Ghei iax ; iu 'iu"a
CHAIRS, rAr Pito Stools, which sr. '
of the latest slylea, and wnrran'cj Ij be evcel'd '
by uone manufartoi-e-I in the Citic or elsewhere. '
The ub rilwr is Jctcnninrd that there shall
he noe.caae fur persons to purchase fumitur in '
the cities, as every confidence can Le entertained
about the quality and finish of hi wars and
Choirs.
Hi article, will l. disposed of en .. tad
term as they can he purchased elsewhere. Cui
trv Produce taken in pavment for wo-k.
If I NDEKTAKING. Having; prmi l.J
himself with a handsome Httnss, he is near
prepared for I'lnlortakiiifr, ami atteiidir,; fJ ltr.
als, in this vicinity, or at any convenient ilia,
tunc from this place.
EB" The Ware Room is in Muiktt aliret
below Thorn pson't btor and Weaver's 'Pavem
GEORGE R1.NX "
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1853 it;
CITRATE OF MAfJ.NESlA,
r Tasteless Salts,
Prepared by
. VVtlSF.R k BRL'NKX.
Thia prepaiation la recommeiKled . .
eellenl laiative and purgaliv., it oper.te. liui
.. .mirely fre, f10raF., Unpl...C,
einUing lonad. j,, rl.vor. 'i'hi. meJicU.T.
hiahly heueCciul forditeate, eeaUr7
and hot w.ath.,. F."ar l. a..,.-.
Sunbury, July I, L5t
1N K Dour..u'. clcbr.teJ ink. and also
gro. Ink for 1.. UUW. and t.tad Z
lWbwtlaM. U B UAME4L