-' aTtwt te mom run about the wide, after all.
On k banner in It whig convention, teM mmwImii
"at west," 4tm the following t
IC IC R ft K
Xinderhook Kandidate Kant Kome it Kwite.
()7 Wftuff behave wry well about their ie
lory tbey were m polite end good-nstured ysst.
day m gentlemen need be, end the democrats
evinced that cheerfutiKM which evef accompanies a
coneeientious discharge ot doty
0W wonder if Mr. Davie will make Colo
nel of the Major t Men wlib. spectacle, have, riien
to that dignity. All ia, Haugbtoti, if you ihoultl
ever wear spur, be careful how y. u atep, or yon
will tear your pantaloon to a dead certainly it
lequiroe aome practice 10 place "da right iol fus."
in true military atyle. Oberrve ua in our teat gtanJ
march in January next.
We had two whiga washed' yesterday, and
put a new auit of clothe on each oflhem, and hop
the rascals will go to meeting nett Sunday and
ak forgiveness fir tuning bet. We ahail have to
clothe about a doien f the scamps far a year to
come, en J some of them la pretty cotly atyle
too.
EttcTTen RtTuairs, It ien't worth white to
fill. our columna with indefinite returna from vrf
one quarter. If ' we ehould hear ef a elate going
for ue any where ofFSjuth or Wet, we will men
tion in :
Thoae ' who' think they can aid eua by
gnawing crab applee anJ apittiiig vinegar fiom one
year'e end to another, are welcome to their " cxper
iment.N. AH we have to aay is " heaven aave ua
from auch friends." Faith produce cheerful
near.
Dr. Ujott.
Efforts are atill in progress to obtain a pardon
for this notorious hat eg. 4 criminal. We last
week aaw a (tetition to the Governor with a num
ber of -ignsturea studied lo it.
BiekneWt Reporter,
Geographical Enigma.
I am composed of 29 Ictt.r;
My 17, 6, 22, 15, 20 and 3; i a large town on
the Delaware.
My 7, 25, 1 1 and 3, is a river in France.
My 13, 23 end 13 ia a lake in the United State.
My 21,3. 14, 25 and 18 is a county in Georgia.
My 1, 17, 3, 20 and 9 i a town in Italy.
My 8, 28,22, 18 and 8 is a river in Russia.
My 29, 19, 20, 8, 3 and 22 is an island in the
Mediterranean.
My 6, 16, 7, 9 and 22 is a mountain in Africa.
My 10, U, 22, 27, lit, 7 and 8, ia a river in Eu
rope. My 24, 20, 16, 27, 17 and 29 is a county in
Pennaylvania.
My whole is a distinguished citizen of Pennsyl
vania. An answer is tequeted. C. G. 8.
Caul Trade.
The amount of coal carried on the Danville and
Pottsville Kail Road to Sunbury for shipping, du
ring the week ending on Nov. 20, ia 73U Tons.
Per last report, 14,013
Tntil. 14.743
JOHN BUUD,
W. N.
" Ciood Intent Fire Company.'
A REGULAR MEETING of the Company
will t h Ul at the Court House, on Thursday
evening next, December 3, 1340. Punctual atten
dance i requested a business of importance will
be laij before the Company.
T. N. M'MICHAEL,
November 28. 1810. Secretary.
SICKNESS.
THERE are many peraona that we daily behold,
whose counti nance ai d frail limit denote vfflic
lien' which we find ha principally orig n itid from
neglect of proper remadic at the commencement of
sickness. At first the patient complain, of bile an
the stomseh at'ended with lieknrtt, rottieenru, 4-e.,
he neglicta to procure proper m Jicine ; at lenih he
complains of pain in the side end s'oraach with
eour eructationa; hi appetite become impaired,
his reat troublesome, his miud haraaaed, and all
thing around him appear not in their proper atalion.
He still neglect himself, when in all probability
the disease may at tenth be so fist seated that no
medical aid will replace him again. At .the firat
attack of sick nets there should be " no lime Ion"
in procuring Dr Harlich's carovv itaiatTi
salsa arianxT rim, which immediately le
moes67e from the stomach, obviate coelivcness.
remove disorder in the bead' invigorate the mihd,
strengthen the body, improve the memory, snd en
liven the imagine ion ; ihu restoring the body
asjsin to its proper function.
Principle Office, No. 19, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Philadelphia.
HENRY VOXTHEIMER.
OctoUr 24, 1840. Agent.
Jonathan It. Water.' Estate,
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
istration de bonii nan upon the estate of Jo
nathan R. Water, late of Shamokin township, Nor
thuratierland cou ly, dee'd., have Ibis dsy been
granted by the Rgi.lrr of said county to the sub
acrihera. All per.on having claim or demand a
gainst the a .id decedent, are requested to make
known the him to them, without telay.
VALENTINE KLASE.
ELEANOR WATERS,
Hhamokin, Nov. 7. 61. Adm't. ke.
PUBLIC SALE. '
IN purauanca ol an order of the Orphan' Court
ot Northumberland County, will be exposed to
sale by public vendue or outcry, on Saturday the
26:h day of December next, at the public bouae of
William Farrow, in Snyderetown, a certhain tract
of HILL LAND, situate in .tush township. Nor
thumb, rland co adjoining land of Godfrey Rock
efeller ami other, and containing thirty-five acres,
mora or less. Also, a certain lot or piece of CLEA
RED LAND, near Sr.ydewtown. in Shamokin
township, adjo ning land of John Bougbnti, Win.
Waters, snd others, containing seven acie and one
hundred and twelve peiches, late the estate of Jona
than Waters, dee'd. The last mentioned lot will
be sold either in lots or together, ae may suit purcha
sers. A draft of the lots will be exhibited, and tbe
eoodiUone of the sale will be made known on the
day of sale, b le le commence at 10 o'clock.
VALENTINE KLA&E,
ELEANOR WAT EH 8, -Sbamr-km,
Nov. 31. 6-. Adm'. 4.
S STATS Or BL1AS BKafJWXB, SBO'D.
TrVTOTlCE ia hereby given that letter of admin
11 iatration Upon the eatate of said dec aed
have been granted to the subscribers, by the Register
of Northumberland county. All p ron having
demands againat said e,late, wiil present thtm, pro
perly authenticated to either of the suUcnbers at
their residence in Augusta lownehip.
ABRAHAM BREWER, $Adraml
Novsmler It, 1840. 6 1
its.
G
UM ELASTIC bhoe, a large astoil-
ment.
ttperm Oil, beat quality
Books, of all description.
Silks, black and coloured.
8tair Carpeting.
Cotton Carpet.
Carpet Ch iin, of all colore.
8addlery, a general a.Horluu-nt.
Eliptic Spring,
t'ooch Lamps.
Crri;ige B mds, Br Joints, Brass Dashers,
Patent Leather.
Just received and for asle at the store of
H. D. MASSE R,
November 14, 1840. tf
CRANBERRIES.
kljlREsH Cranbrrriea, just reci-ived and for sale
JT by H. B. MASSE R.
November 14, 1840. if
INFORMATION WANTED.
A NV person having any information concerning
--Brysn Sheehy, a native of Ireland, aged from
19 to 22. of fine eomnlexinn. will confer a favor hv
Informing hia brother, Rodger thoehy, by letter
uirecteti to llarriauurg. I'a.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 89 North Water Street, Phila.
M VANUFACTURERS and dealcra in Oila of
IT every description both fr burning an I
mariut'acturing purposes, which will be sold much
lower than they csn be procured e'sewhere, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the citr. Anv
oil aold by :he. company not proving as re, resented,
may lie returned without any expense to the pur
ih iser, and the money will l-e refunded
Their slock now in store consists of the following
oils, vii :
30,000 gallons Winter Bleached peim
Ull,
6000
do do C. lo le- Oil,
do Fall snd Spring iSperm Oil,
do Winter rea Eb'pbant,
do do Pre.sed Whale O.I,
do Summer do ih do
do Common Whale Oil,
15.000
10.000
20.000
6000
15,000
3
2
c
I
m
9
a.
sr
200 Barrel superior Strait. Oil,
3l)0 do Cod Bank Oil,
60 do Nee' a Foot O I,
75 Cake OUv Oil,
Tanner's f Ills
tr
(TThis Company has a number of Vessels en
gageJ in the Cod Fishery, and Tanner may rely
upon getting at all times utl aa pure aa imported,
Philadelphia, Nov. 7, 1840. ly.
W. & L. B. TATIaOR.
OFFER FOR SALE, at the South East Cor.
ner of Fifth and Market Streett, Fhiladel
phut Mena' Calf-skin Boots, stitched warranted,
do do do pegged do
do do do water proof, duuble aolea
anil douu e uppers.
do Calf.rkin do do do miled
and upper.
do Heavy Water Leather Bool.
dj do Neats do do.
do High quarter Shoe. Cslf-skin.
do do do Crocker do
do Fine Mnroes warranted.
do K'p do do
do C If do do
do Coa ee do do
do do Shoes do
do Fine do do
do Kip do do
do t'alf and Seal Sk'n Pump.
do L et Socks with and without aolea.
do Carpet d i d i do
do Patent WarranteJ Water-proof Morcsain.
Ladies' do do do do
Ladies' tsnned India Rulber ehot.
Geiit'emena' do Over shoe.
With every nlher dec iption of boot and shoes.
Fur Caps of ev ry description.
Travel! ng Trunk of every descr'ption.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic Shoe Blacklnv.
B nncla of all kinds, Palm Leaf Hat.
Phil idelphia, No ember 7, 1640. ly.
ATTEITTIOIT.
THE special attention of buyers fiom the south
and weal, and for the slate tru'e, is respectful
ly invited to the lollowing assortment of GOODS,
which the suhscriltr will dispose of at auh prices
as will amply icpsy hia fiiend for calling an J ex
amining hi stock. To CASH purchsaers, at the
I recent time, extraordinary inducements will be of
fered. 200 pieces heavy variegated Spanish matting.
500 p ices Canton matting, asited4-4, 54 and
6-1 white, cheeked snd flowered.
1000 hearth mg, a I eautilul assortment f Wil
ton, Brucsels, Tufted, Turkey, and Hemp ruga.
200 piece woolen, w iisteJ, cotton, hemp, in
grain, Venetian and block Carpeii igs. An elegant
variety of V ilton, Uiusels, ftcoich ai d Englwh,
Vene ian, Damask, etc. dec
100Q doien men and boys caps, comprising a
gtettt rtety of Fur, Seal, Null ia, Muskral, and
Coney, Hair. Se.lclls and Cloth Caps.
100 dozen Allicant Mats, asaoitej a oa.
100 do Manilla do do do
50 d Sheep-skin do do do
30 bales FrencU Uake a, comprutng every df
acyipii .n.
600 pair Venetian Blinds, a-a'd 6 jute and color.
3000 pat. nt do do do
1000 riesta Caha or Satchel, aaa'd, an.Uo.sed
leather, straw and oil el iir,
6000 doien Combs, a.svrled tortoiss rhell. Bra
ul i.n do horn, ivory, I ras and wood, cnipriaing a
large aMiorinx.nl of every variety.
3000 doxen Whips a.sorird wagon, gig, car
riage, sulky, planters, drovers or riding, of gut, lea
ther and thread, with German silver, gill, iry and
bone mountings.
1000 doseo pointed pails, Wilson's brand.
1000 neau edr Tube and Buckets; also,
Churne, I'iggins, Water Can, eke,
Tbe above together wi'.b an extensive assortment
of fancy goods, Brittania said German stlvii wsie,
feather and t ristle Brashes, looking Glaanee, Ma
hogany and Gik Pi since, of every ix9 anddeacrip
lion, are nsaaufactared, imported, and eeieeted ex
pressly foi the soutbem. western and stsie liado.
J. SIDNEY JONES.
No 1 8 North SJ street. Philadelphia.
rikiladelrhie, November 7, tlfiO. I y.
OZTV AUCTION
JLNS COMMISSION STORB.
Number 39 North Third Street Philiutetphla.
EUBLIO SALES of Dry Goods Hardware
and Cutlery, Book, Stationary, Clothing,
, Shoes and Hats, and in short almost every
description of goods, are held at this eetsblishment
every evening. Good are also aold at private sale
during the day at ths average auction price. Store
keepers and traders will find it lo their advantage
by attending tbe sales.
C.C. MACKET, Auctioneer.
Philadelphia, Novemb.r 7, 1840.
ESHERICK, HANSELL & CO'S
WgOLBSALB DBT GOODS STOBB.
No. 100 1-2 Market Street, Phila.
(Below Fifth South tide )
A LWAYS keep on hand a full and general a-
IvL sc.rttnentof Ho.iery, Lace, and Fancy Goals,
Country Merchants are respec-fully requested to
gtve them a Call and examine for them elves.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
SPERING, GOOD & CO.
No. 138 Market Street, Philadelphia.
TNVITE the attention nf Country Merchant
H to their extensive assortment of Dritnh rrei.ch
and American Dry Good, which they tflVr fors.le
on the most reasonable term.
PhiLdelphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
PETER DEWEES,
LAST MAKER,
No. 74 Callowhili Street, Philadelphia,
("Three doort above Second. J
SHOE Finding always kept on hand, which he
offers for sale on the lowe-t terms. Country
.Merchants are psrticutarly lo call and judge for
tncimeivre.
Philadel, hia, November 7, 1840. lr.
OLIVER N. .THACIIER, Agt.
MANUFACTURER OT BATS, CAPS, eVC.
No. 40 North Third Street, Phila.
fOfiposite the City Hotel. J
U ATS, Cape and Ladies' Fur, of every de
scription. manufactured at very low prices,
and Country Merchant up lied at abort nouc;
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
LOWER & BARRON,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
uomcsuc Hardware,
No. 174 Noam Tnian SraatT, I'HiLintLrHia
TiniERE thi ir friend and customers will always
Gnd a large and general asaoriment of Foreign
and Domratic Hardware, which they will sell at the
iowi-i puces.
Philadelphia, Novemler7, 1840. ly.
J. W. SWAIN,
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturer
JVb. 37 Nooth Thinl ttrret. (too duori below the
City Hotel. Philadelphia.
COUNTRY Merchants and others are solicited
to exsinine his aasorlmenl before puichaaing
eisesvnere.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840. ly
PETEB. COITOTER,
Wholes.-tle and Retail Shoe, Bonnet,
and Palm Leaf Hat Warehouse.
.Vo. 66 North id ttrret, a few dtiort above .Irch
Philadelphia,
A I.SO Trunk, Ca-pet Bne and V slice., f ev.
il cry desci iption, all of which he iflets foi
aate on the moat reaa nable tenna.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1810. ly
P. tc A. ROVOUDT'S
China, Glass and Liverpool Warehouse
No 164 North Third ttrret , third door below Vine
ttreet, Philadelphia.
YlfHERB they eonatantly k.ep on hand a large
' ' assortment of Chins, (ilsss and LiverMMl
Ware, which they will dispose of on the most rei-
ona:o term.
I'hiUdrlphia, November 7, 1840.
TIIEOPILUS GULP.
Manufacturer rind Importer of Sad
dlery, Hardware, 6cc.
No. 5 South Third ttrret, four duori be.'ow Market
Philadelphia-
KEEP constantly on hand a large and general
assortment I oech Lamps, Csrrhge Bands,
Axlu Arms, Eliplie Sprina. Patent Leather. Ac.
Country Merchant and ddlers will be supplied ai
all timea on the moat te i.oi aliln leima. 'I !. I
find it to their adva'itaga to call and examine his
aaaorimeni n, lore purcna.in elsewhere.
Philadelphia, Novemher 7, lb40. ly.
TUJT & BB.OTSEB.S,
No. 122 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
MO constantly keep on hand a lirge aaaort
' merit of Law, Meilical. Theol-.gxal, Si ho d.
and Mncellineou Books, Blank Books, and all
kinds of stationary
Country customers snd others supplied on the
most reasonable term.
Philadtlph a, November 7, 1840. ty.
J. 3. 1EDARA,
Wholesale Variety and Trimming Store
North Fourth near Arch ttreet, Philadelphia.
WHERE Country Merchants and others csn be
supplied, at .11 times, with a large aesortmt nt
of Hosiiry, Gloves, Merino, Cotton, and Woolen
Shiit snd Drawers, Siiool C Hon, Patent Thread.
Cl'fMI f!.irila HatlAn. Ttintin. U..lr.
and Eyes, Pins, eke. And a general vaii ty of u-e-ful
articles, which he off ra for sale at the lowet
prices.
Philadetprna, November 7, 1640. ly.
REYNOLDS, McFARLAND & CO.
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign British
and American Dry Goods.
No 105 Murktt ttreet, Philadelphia.
COUNTRY Merchant, and others can be sup.
J Dlisd at all limn, siih mm vtk.i.,.
eaanit of ihe beet and most fa.hion.bl Goods epos)
the meat reaaoeatbla Urm'.
ratUoeipbi. Nevember 7, 1 . ly.
Illichael Wearer Sc Son.
BOP MAXBBS a SBXP OUANOLBBS,
No. 1 3 North Water Street, Philadelphia.
HAVE eonatantly on band, a general assort
ment of Cordsge, Seine Tv ines, 6ie., vit t
i ai d Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil
la Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal D ata. Also, a
complete assortment nf S. ine Twines, dec, such as
Hemp Mtad and liming Twine, Dest Patent Gill
Net. Twine,, Cotton Shad and 1 1 err ion Twine, Shoe
Thread, etc. die. Alio, Dull Cotda. PI ugh Lines,
llaltera,Tr Ces. Cotton snd Linen Carpet Chnina,
fkc all of which they will d spos of on tee enable
11 ms.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840.
Jacob Frlstnutli V Son.
RESPECTFULLY informs their friends snd
acquaintances generally thit they sti I con
tinue to keep al Ihe old tUnd. No. StO North 8d
street, Phita.lt Iphia, all kind of
TOBACCO SNUFF AND SEOARS.
Which tbey will aell on Ihe ri at accommodating
and ieii,n.ble let in.
N. U AH eood rold wi!i be gu iranteed, and all
orders prompl'y atlendnd lo.
..Philadelphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
Te R E M I A II V AST I NES
Estate.
"TOTICE is hereby given th .t the Reg'ster of
J" ine t.ounty ol INorthumtierlacd, ha ihi day
gianled letter trstanien sry to the Subscribers upon
the estate of Jeremiah Vas.ine, of Rush t wnhip,
in the arid county. All persons tmvpig demands
or claim agiin.t the said decedent are' requested lo
make known the aame to (hem without delay.
ELIZABETH VASI'INE.) .
THOM AS R. VAST1NU. 'UA
WILLIAM LECHOU, Point.
Novembers, 1810. 6.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.
SHIP.
kTOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
Jl heret.ifore existing under Ihe firm nf H. B.
Matter A Co., ia this day dissolved by mutual
conai-nt. The hooks, nou s, dtc, will be left f r a
shirt lime in the hand of H. U. Master, foi collec
tion and settlement; after which, if unatlenhd lo,
they will be placed in the hand of a proper officer
for ihe above purpose,
November 1, 1840.
H. B. MASSER,
Will continue in husinea at tlm old aland, and
respectfully inviti a his fiiend and customers to a
large assortment of New Goods, just lecrived.
Novctnlter 7, 1840.
1TEW GOODS.
"BUST Received Merino, Broche, and Chenille
fB ShawN.
iSea Otter, Seal and Seal, tte Cap.
A large ass rtment of Dark Chintxes.
French and English Merinoes, See, For site at
the -lore . f H. B. MASSE II,
November 7, 1840.
NSW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED a new and splendid aesort
ment of Calicoes, Muslins, Ac. For sale at
tt.esto.eof HENRY YOXTHIMER,
October 31. 1840 tf.
WOOIalalK taiWU!.
VF the latest manufacture, conaiating in part of
Vd W great variety of t-1 it ha, Caasimerea, Satti
i.i its, Merinoes, Flannels Mouselin de Lsines, dec
Just received and for sale at the store of
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Oct ber31, 1850. if.
Groceries.
JUST RECEIVED a l.rge and ceneral ort
ment of liiocuiie liquor for. For isle at tlie
i r . f HKNRY YOXI HEIMER.
Oc olier 31, 1840. If-
DRUGS,
PMNTS, and Dye SlulT. a fresh supply just
rectiv. d snd lor s.ite at ihe t re ol
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Oclolr3l. 1840. if.
A MILLER. Sc FARIVIER
111 AY bear of a good situation, fifty miles from
IT Sunbury, in a new aeltlcnii-i.t, whire he
wonki ohtain a long lease, of a e-nall (itiat Mill, and
have a Furra adjoining, by ii.qui'it g of
IHE PRINTER.
October 10th, 1810, 6t
I" A.TI PII fa CT LAWS,
THE Pamphlet Laws, for the s -sion 1639-40,
have been rece.ved at ihie oilier, and are now
reoly for di.uibutiou to lliose entitled lo receive
them. SAMUEL D. JORDAN.
Prothonotarj "a ofTicc. Pruth'y.
Sunbury, Sept. 22, 1840. $
IVotice.
ALL ACCOUNTS remain'n g in my books
previous to ihe first of April 1840, will be left in
the hanJs of a Justice of the Peace for eo'leeiion.
HENRY YnXl'HtvlER-
N. B. Grain of all kinds will be lukon on old
account.
Sept. 15, 1840. tf.
George W. Layug-,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, Ciuict SrtiiT Wutir, Haaaisaoae,
IS prepared o te. eive G.iods and Pioduce at the
new wirehoue, which hia arrangements will em-
Me him le forward with ih spa eh In rinliiilelpti a,
Plllsnurg, W ilhamspnrt, W ilxeab.rre, U.Miiixliia,
Lim-aier. or any other point on lha Pennsylv mia
and Union f'anals,and ihe Pennsylvania and Har.
riaburg snd Lancaster tail roada.
Goo la from Philadelphia for Harrial'U'ff, Carlisle,
t 'hamb. rsburg, dtc Vc, to warded with care and
expedition
Coat, Plait r.a, 8 it and F, constantly for
sale. Sept. 0.
Ilenioval.
BOOK BINDERY.
THE uiidersigned have ihe gratification of in
forming th public, that nolwiihaianding they were
so unf. utunate aa to have iheir bmilciy burnt down,
in March last, they have opened a very extensive
one, in Locust etraet, in the new building diiecily
opp t.it Uiejm e II til el, and are prepari d l execoae
all woik in their line with d. fmieli, snd m e o
peiinr Style. Their RULING APPARATUS
snd other Machinery are new, and of lha first order
and latest improvement; and they leel a confi
dence m their feteilitiea for giving perf. l satisfac
tion to aH bo in.y favor them with their orders.
Banks. Countv otfrees. Merchant. Mechankn
and others, can be.uppticd with iM.ANH B()OKS
of every deacripiiori, which fur neatness and dura
bility, wall be equal lo eny made by the United
Sisiee. HICKOK dt CANHNE.
IIARRISBtfRG, eVepr. .
SnAtlOIXIN COAL.
OP a very superior quality, in be had at tny
time, by application to the subscribers, in lot
to suit purchasers. They keep-Urge, egg, broken,
and fine ceal, fit for burning lime.
"' t J. H. PURDY At Co.
Sunbury, Sept. SO. tf.
SnoCBHMBH. frerh supply of Groceries
just received snd f. r sale r
HENRY
YOXTHIMER.
Sepu 12, 1840. tf.
Liquet it 9. A fresh su ply of Brandy. Gin,
Pott, l.lrbon, Tci eriff , Madeira and Sherry Wines,
just received and for sale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept 13. 1840. if.
Wt7.HXF.VA, A new assortment nf 7-4. 7-8
ai d 3-4 ysrd wide Melin, jut receiveil nnd for
!ebv HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. H, 1840 tf.
fit LMCOEH. -A new a-soitmeiit of Calicoes
just received and for rale hy
HEN KY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1840 tf.
IHO.Y A good aesortment of Bar Iron, iu.l
recciveu anu lor ssie nv
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
8ept. 12, 1840. If.
SJLT. 550 barrels and saiks of Salt, Just
received ana lor aale hv
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1840. if.
CLOTHS. k general assortment of Clmhs
and Cassiiiieie., constant y on h nd at the More of
HE.VHt VOX IHIMEK.
Sept. 12, 1840 if.
nVK. COIijyr and all nther
kinds of Uiuiu and Seeds will be liken at the high
e.-t pric s in exchange for g in s at the store of
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1840
MACKEREL- A few barrels of M ekercl for
aa'e at low p- re by II. B, MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1640.
IRISH SALMON. Ot the beat qual ty. con
atantly on hand and for sale by
H U. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
MADEIRA WINE. First quality Msdieta
Wine, for sale low by
II. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1810.
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY A getiunr
article always ou hand aud for sale by
H. B. MASSER
Sept. 12, 1840-
HOLLAND (JIN, Of the beat quality always
on hand and for aale by
H. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
LOAF AND LUMP SUGAIL Always on
hand aud for ssle by
H. B. MASSER.
8rpt. 12, 1840.
BOSTON SYRUP MOLASbES. Of a aupe
rior quality, for sale by
II. B. MASSER,
8epl- 12, 1840.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR HOUSE MO
LASSES. Ot' the beat quality always on band
ar.d for sale by
H. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 1840.
BROWN SUGAR. Of a go.l quality, for sale
lowhy H.B. MASTER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
LIQUORS. Of all kin I snd of the be, I quali
ties, always on hand and for sale bv
H. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. Of the
quality always on baud aud f -r sale by
II. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1810.
best
COFFl E. Javs, Rio and Laguira Coffee, cop
stantly on hind and for sale by
H. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
rll'EKM OIL. Winter and Summer atraiuid
Speim Oil, of the lest quality, alwaya on hand and
for aale br H. B, MASSER.
Sept I J, 1840.
ST E EL. Cast and DiUt-r Steel, for .ale by
H. B. MASSE It.
Sept. 12, 1840.
SPRING STEEL,
-Of vatinua sites for Eliptic
H. B. MASSER.
Springs for sale by
Scrt. 12,1810.
LARGE QUARTO
BIBLES. For eels at
II. B. MASSER.
very reduced prices by
8epl. 12, 1840.
BL ANK BOOKS. Of all kin I, for asle l y
H. B. MASTER.
8ept. 12, 1810.
BLANK DEEDS. Uon.'e. Mortce., Ac. for
sale hy 11. B. MAt-SER,
Sept. 12, 1810.
JUSTICES' BLANKS. f.r .ale by
H. B. MASSES.
Sept 12, 1840.
CMTTH8, Blue, Black. Invisible Green, Ac
for sule bv H. U. MASSER,
Sept 12. 1640.
CAfSIMEKE8 AAD HATTINETTH. For
.ae very tow by II. B. MASSER.
Sept. IS. 1840.
CARPETING EeraiarhKKy
II. I. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
BLANKETS For sale ch.a,. by
H. B. MASSE It,
Sept. 13, 1840.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS. For rle 6y
H. II- MASSER,
September 18. 1840.
COTTON YARN ANUCOTf' S LAPS
For ssle by H. B- MANSER.
Bspuotber 12, 1S40.
HEMP AND COTTON TWINE. Fo aale
ly H. Bv MASSER.
rVptember 13, 1840
TOWLNO LINES, CCRDS AND KOPES.
For by H. B. MASSER.
hejpHKtet. 11,1110.
Transportation Iliie
TO BALTIMORE,
(rta tint wt curat)
rTorenmiee foot u Chrtnui Street on tkt Ptnm
' tyhania CanaL.
A BOAT l restSt whtrfof the svjbarrifase avs.
ry morni g t 8 o'clock, rurm.ng through to Belli
more In three day. Conegormme ul prudext,
Iron, dec, will receive a sJe-pntcli by 'his line, which
ha not hitherto been qn tiled b any other. Kale
of freisht as to a by any
othet ri ular line,
Refrrenres I , , -.
JOHN W. BROWN,
BUCK dt HERK.
KEIIN AN dt STII.LNIGER,
, BallimefW.
J
J. at A. II. HEHR.
G.mkI intended for Pittubutt. or an rmlnt on
the Pennsvlviiiiin Canal., will he (flipped wi hout
del iy on their ariivnl at HarriMMiri, a thin rnn
necU with the North Amerirsn line nf Po table
Boats to I'llishurt daily, and with the Suequi linn.
n P.icket Lit- U Northumberland, WilllaiuspoTt,
Wilktshnne, and nil iitterniei'iAte ptaer.
GKiiROU W. LAY.NO.
Harrlsbil'g, Sept. 9, 1840.
AVorks of IVattire.
IN et ilc ot h.a th th- in'r-tin d drill may la"
compare I to a river wboe Wnteia How1 over the ad
joining land, through the tbmi.cU ntrj:e an
has m ole, and imp oves tiieit qu niet nnd to kn p
up the coiuporison of the riv. r, no lonrj as it .on
on arno tidy tbe chnnn t are kept pure ;irl henlihv
but if by mm t cu-e the co tr-e of the river t- Mop.
peil, then the water in tbecitntilai-i lie longr f Ore,
(ul orn becomes Mriinnt. 'l'here is hut eBe law
if circulatio n in vmIU e. Vhn ther' is a super
ahumhincf i f humorial fluid ( r-icity) i r ihe inie
t nal tubt, and Cotivei ess takes pi ice, it 11 Ws
back into the bloo I t.(i, and itifil ra:.s il-lt in
to the circulation. To estuHi-h the free cu e of
the river, we must remove the o structions h th
stop i'a free coure. snd tho e of its tr bulxty at resin.
With the h.dy. follow ihe same ii.'urnl pr.i.eipal
r m ive, ly thut alttable purv -ve medicine Bran
deth.t Umvertul Vegetable Pillt, which -ire an efa
f cnal aa-ist mce of natun, the i-nper il nn. lance of
humors in the intetine eauaL By er eering in
thi prsctic , the wiya of tin circulitinn will then
be e tored to the full exercise if their naturtl fonc
linns, and a r-t-Ue of health will le firmly ct ililii.h.
ed I'einemtier, never suft i a drop ol blot to he
taken from you--Evacuate ine ntiniwra a
and as long aa they are degenerated, or as lorg as
you are sick.
Dr. Brandrcth'a Office in Philadelphia, is at No.
8, NORTH Lllili I H ht-eet, where his pill-can te
had tit S3 cen s per hot, with full ilirevijons.
Xj" 'nly asent in 'Snn' ur-, ii II. B. Masser Esqr.
SunhU'y, Sept, 9. iSlO.
C ertificates of Agency.
THE follow ne; are th- duly Sptoinle I a -er I in
their respective counties. fr the sale of BranJreih'l
Vegetable Unitcrtal Pillt.
Northumbeilai d countv t Milton Mickey &
Chinibeilin. Sunhury H. B. Masser. M'Ewen
ville Gedde, Green dr. Walls. Georget iwn F.
MiJI ng. r Sl Co. .
Union county i Lewisburg W. ll & Gedi'es.
M fflinburg Pcllman k Beckly. New f3erlin
J. hn M. Beiifer. Selinsgrove Eyie dr. Co. Mid
dleburg Laac Seiith.
Lycoming county :-"Willimp.-r? John Smith.
Newlierry M. dc J. C. Fun-ton. Miincy W. A.
Petrican. Jersey She James H. H i burn.
Columbia county i Dinvflle T. de E. B. Key.
nolds. Cailawiasa C. A. Brobts. B rw ck Shu
man St Rittenhnuse. Blonnaburgv Juhn R. Mi yer,
Sunhury, Sept. 9, 1840,
THE CAl'Si: OF DISEASE.
Nearly all classes of diecse, are caused hy acme
obstruction in ihe v.l m, which prevent the reeu
lar and wholes me oer.itiori cflhe animal furvc.
ti me. Th:s state of ihe systerq, is disease, which
i manifested in a variety of forma, more or lee
mat gnant In their character. To restore tbe system
to a slate of heal h, then, it I only nece-aary to re
move ihe cause of diea.-e, and the end iaiccom.
p'iahed. The muse is oh ruction somewhere. Thia
can he removed by purgation, which 1 the only
means that h. u'd be resor'ed to. because, soggeavd!
by reason, and hy nature.- Dr. Hidtch's Stjcrigth.
ening and German Aperient Pin, are allowej by
llu t!ii uanda v. ho have ucd them, to be the best
purgative medicine in existence. Because, they
not only remove all obstructions, and purge ll:e sys
tern i fits impurities, but, tiecausr, and which ai ex
ttemely importan, atrencthen andgive proper tnnw
to the atomarh, and produce a be .lthy arfioir of all
ihe parts. Besides, they are so mild anJ gentle in
their operation, as to iend r them at nl! times a per
fectly safe and desirable remedy. Ttie afU de l
would do well, then, to purchase (box or lvrf
th; invalu-ahle medieine, and a;vr t a f-.rr :ria1, li
st, ad of disiroxiiig ihe'r sy. terns with eft-re, rvtrd
dose of calomel, and other drugs, so ii'un jus lo
human life and happmcsH.
Tec above m. dneine f-r ante at the Drug store of
HENRY YoXl HCl.MKn,
Oct. 31,1840. .1stnt.
TO THE COMMUNITY.
THEauvce.- which h'.a atien
rd il.c d nf ,r.
Harleh't (itrm-m Aperient v'
ttreitgilii rtf jf Joriic i iU, l tru y ; sii j-iun",. .t
ia no v.i n l a: to .ay this n.cuu-.iie ha- j r veU y
ita bap; y i ft" clj ;i. :i.e i ure 1 n Vj-ii tv f di
to h'l h i- horn j frams lia", to Ik as l t-.-per.or
lo the .ni:iy j.re.'irj ion b foie ii.it pui-I ;
Maviy t-f three -in ration ue c n'-p 'J ided ty : v
tlivi.lual e. ho ur j ui i'ivi'j h-noraiit of tut rsy.v
resi'ftbe lain st.teiii, nr. I mero priteridiia :3
inedtrel kn h d-.;e. l)r. H.-iie'i, h .we v. , is ce's-b-a
eJ .i mi -n j the tiermaii fu ul'y u a in:ic ir.e
nig' est re ri l tic r.ltaiitrner.t-', and i qually dist.a.
guiaii'd il.reBhrx't Ei lope, ua a su-.-i es.'al n e.' --i!
I rae-ui. m r, i-r r.t :n 'St ?l itio y rt of a ulul lit-
in the aqu aitr n of such k-nov 1. Ji" n..(,h! p
bem fieial to h e fellow eiearor s. i: tbe j-il s
be anv- ms I, ai:d wnirti U-.r .h n i)Tj. i.ie p-ji ie
ars ajarid of an irliele Ih it potssc r m-.e i!i:.
n dmarv tlrlura. Fiom the ac' owl. deed la entj
of tlHa invert i r, n ti.ing iewjhirti a food .:.vlc
could be xocited t and the .'aVe-ie.ie nf :nany
year h affiled demon' ra-io'- of toe v.r'oi r
hi. mi diet e. In Germany and ether pri of 17j
ro) e, it r potation ie e.-l M shed, tar ih s e tml-y
M'l-iwhiibit has but len re aiiiK intrsneU, is)
spidry usuimgiii nio-l ul stantnt Kpa luenu TLar
t urn ioa e.rt fctrs of surisot it e mc-t ofi-mover
dt-e s ffrted by the ne of Ifarlidi's PiXa, wl iss
ine propri r is . onxtaniiy rec eiving, ie proof of ita
fact. l)y after day herteetves new te.ti non:.fs
ul' the r i6-..cy, aud week after week incresssM BVsr
denuiid frw tlit eav. Tots ie tl insre aasoriioaj-r hi
liuuieiahle et reiltcate as open for th Insp-i Heat ad
pu he, and vfKr -ubiaufan) who erv k B4l
eaii I isio-ived b cxaoHi.mij thtm at lha ivfla aeJ
tbe pr prietix.
Wa take the UWrlv, ih n, oftuecewinf lo eT
fcrnaly, iht they make use ot Dr. Haiti b' Pt
Lei mint keep a supply tetantlv on head, to as
td when oeeavitso uVm.nJa and Kiev "ill "rsw
the moat- ixu ovaivoentl peoolit ot uliiiiy. alfesf Omt
Dfiitr.
Piiueipal nffi-efo. the Faateat States, iew if
NorWi fcighths eh PhitaiW rphaa.
Western Depot. Nevl. St. daaretwjel. P tw
burgh. HENRY YOiiUWMtK.
October 11, laHO. . -5P
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