illy at 6$ cents Hams at 6 to 8 cents t Sides
t fij to 6J cents, and Shouldor at 1 to 4 J cents.
Veitern Lard in kegs if held at 8 cents for No. 1.
WHISKEY. The demand is very limited and
ic tales small. Hhds. are held at 22 cU. and Mils,
t S3 cm. The wagon price of bMs. is 20 els. excla
ve of the barrel.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Philadelphia, July 13.
GRAIN. The receipts of Grain of all kinds con
nucs moderate, and finds prompt sale at 120 a
22c for prime Pcnna. red ; a eate yesterday from
tore of 2300 bushels, at 120c per bushel 5 South
rn Rye 08c; Penna. do G2a63c; sales early in the
cck of 25,000 bushels yellow Corn at 69aC0c,
ince advanced ; a cargo sold to-day at 63c i white
lorn is worth 59a50 ; and Southern Oats in de
mnd at 40c It is not likely there will be an in
'ease of receipts of Grain until after harvest.
'Icared 366 bushels Wheat and 13G0 bushels Corn.
WHISKEY is very t!ull, and prices merely
ominal, there being no inquiry and no sales.
From Bickncirt Reporter.
Imports and Kxports of lie I'ntted States.
OFFICIAL TABLES.
We are indebted to a friend at Washington for
ime official tables, from which we proceed to
pan a few items, not without interest to coin mor
al readers. The average value of the imports of
le U. States for the last six years, is given in
und numbers at Jl 14,000,000. The avenge
due of exports for the same period, allowing 15
:r cent, advance for expenses and profits on trans.
rlation, has been $137,000,1100.
The average annual value of the imports for a
ries of six years to come, is upon these data f sti
nted st 140,000,000. The articles proposed to
admitted free of duty, are estimated et $14,300,.
.'0. This makes the average estimated amount
fdutable articles, J 120,7000,000- which at 20
t cent, would be an annual gross revenue of $25,
10,000. Estimated deduction for drawback $3,
00,000 ; for collection, $ 1,250,000. Deduct these
nd the nctt revenue at 20 per cent, will stand at
20,330,000.
The imports for the last quarter of 1811, owing
1 the depression of business, are estimated to fall
'low the generol average for the last six years.
ut a considerable addition to the revenue for that
'.iirter will be received from articles paying a high-
duty than 20 per cent. The nett revenue is esti
mtcd at f 5,000,000. For the year 1842, during
Inch the same causes are expected to operate to
11110 extent, the nett revenue is estimated at $22,-
00,000.
The aggregate value of our imports for the last
even years, $990,3:17,381. Articles paying duty,
488 ,239,195. Free of duty, $502,098,180. The
nnual average ia given at $141,176,769. Duty
aying $G7,748,457. Free of duty, $71,728,312,
These tables were made up in the Treasurer's
department, as late as June 2, 1811. Thus:
Imports from 1831 to 1840.
Years
ending
lOih Sept
Value of Imports.
Free of duty. ; Paying duty
Total
1834
1835
1830
1S37
1833
1839
1840
$ 68,393,1 801$ 58,1 28,1 52 $ 126,52 1 ,332
77,940,4U3 7I,955,249
149,895,742
92,050,481 97,923,554
69,250,031 71,739,186
r.n ur.ii nnr r,n miii
189,980,035
140,089,217
113,717,404
162,092,132
107,141.519
70,401,792!
57,1 96,204 i
85,690,340
49,945,315
We also subjoin another table, shewing the Va
lue of Ex ports of Domestic ami Foreigu Produce
Horn 1834 to 1610.
"Yeir j Value of Exports.
ending j LI oin. and for. la per cenl.1
30 Sept.. produce, &c. added.
Tola'.
1834 ifl04,330,973,S15,6DO,M6 $1197,519
1K35 121,693,557 18,2f)4,037 139.947.614
1836 128,633,040 19.2,450 147,962.196
1537 117.4 '.3,376 1 "7,6 12, 906 135,032,282
1538 10S,4S6,Gir 16,272,892 124,759,608
1829 121,09,416 18,l54,202j 139.1S2.678
1 W 40 '.2,085,846 19,612,8921 151,898,838
AggV
Value!h33,713,94l',125,057,09lhf958,77 1,035
Avr ge ol;
7 veais 119.101.992: 17.865.2981136,967,290
The Xtw Aiiportlonmrul.
The Apportionment of Representatives for the
five succeeding Congresses is to be made next win
ter; and we have compiled with some labor the
following table of the Federal population of each
state, (consisting of all the Free Whiles, mil three
fifths the number of all persons.) on which as a ba
sis the new apportionment must be made. We
Lave annexed tho number of Representatives to
which each state will be entitled according to the
three most probable ratios, viz :
Federal C Represent, if the Ratio be
States.
Pop. I 60000 70000 80000 90000
Maine 501,251 8 7 6
N. Hampshire 284,360 4 4 3
Massachusetts 734,231 12 10 9
Rhode Island 107,532 1 1 1
Connecticut 306,729 5 4 3
Vermont 291,655 4 4 3
New York 2,408,909 40 34 30
New Jersef 264,688 6 6 4
Pennsyl'a. 1,694,865 29 24 21
Delaware 76,275 1 1 1
Maryland '408,620 6 6 5
Virginia 1,040,265 17 14 13
N.Carolina 645,969 10 9 8
S.Carolina 460,273 7 6 6
Ceoigia 577,853 9 8 7
Alabama 488,527 8 6 6
Mississippi 297.020 4 4 3
Louisiana 267.734 4 3 3
Tennessee 753,776 12 10 9
Kentucky 701,170 11 10 8
Ohio 1,512,429 25 81 18
Indiana 682.998 11 9 8
HlinoU 474,749 7 6 6
MWmri 359,71 i 6 6
Arkansas 1
Total Member! 01 , 6
.1,. House 21J '
5
3
6
I
3
3
26
4
13
11
I, U Idle lo hone it, we fen but If Congres.
could U induced la poetise .ulficknt pin
and self-denial, to put tho Ratio square up to 90,
000, and thus give us House capable of doing
business, it would be entitled to the lasting gratitude
of the country. JV. 1'. Tribune.
KSTI.HATK
Of the Expense! for supplies of various kinds
for the transportation, fuel and quarters, office
expense, including books, stationary, clerk's
hire, cfcc, furnished to the Volunteer Troops, late
ly in the service of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, under theordcra of tho lute Commander-in-chief,
of December 5th, 1838, Ac
To transportation furnished on the
Philadelphia and Columbia Rail Road,
and on the Lancaster and Harrisburg
Rail Road, for 973 Volunteer Troops,
from Philadelphia to Harrisburg and back,
including damages to cars, transportation
of artillery baggage, train, Vc, $9,000, 00
To two days supply of provisions and
lodgings on the route from Philadelphia
to Harrisburg for 639 non-commissioned
officers, musicians and privates, at one dol
lar each, pel day, 1,678, 00
To two days supply of provisions anJ
lodging, on the route from Harrisburg to
Philadelphia for 839 non-commissioned
olficcrs, musicians and privates, at one
dollar each, per day,
1 ,678 00
To provisions of same number of non
commissioned officers, musicians and pri
vates, for seven days at Harrisburg at 62 J
cents each, per day,
3,670 50
To stotes of various kinds, including
blankets, (cloth in lieu of blankets) hos
pital stores, and Ac,
6,500 00
To quaiters, fuel, &c, for the troops,
during their service at Harrisburg, for
seven days, 929 officers, non-commissioned
officers, musicians and privates, at
$2 each,
1,858 00
To incidental expenses, for the hire of
horses for the artillery, baggage train,
hire of men. & for baceace train &c, 150 00
To'cxpcnses of Adjutant General's of
fice, Pay and disbursement office, Cjuur
tcr Master General's and Commissary's
office, with pay, emoluments, and station
ary &c, for those offices, their cloiks and
assistants,
6,000 00
To transportation of 88 officers, non
commissioned officers, musicians and pri
vates of the Volunteers of the 1 1 th Divi
sion P. M., from Cor.-.lile to Harrinhurg
and back, $100 each, either way, 17 C 00
To 20 back and forward be
tween those places at several times
during thepcriod of those troops
being stationed at Harrisburg, 19 50
195 50
To provision for seven days st Har
risburg for 85 Officers, non-commissioned
officers, musicians and privates of the
Volunteer Troops of the 11th division P.
M., at 62 J cents each, per day,
371 87
To stores of various kinds, including
hospital stores, furnished to the volunteer
of the 11th division P. M , at Harrisburg, 200 00
To fuel A.c for the troops, incidental ex
penses, &c, &e..
To contingent expenses,
100 00
5.000 00
$35,101 06
S Capitol Vuzttte,
Coal Trade.
Amount of Coal corried on the Danville and
Potlsvillo Rail Road to Sunbury for shippino, du
ring two weeks ending on July 9, 12 1 7 Ions.
l et last report, u,o.ti
Total. 7.627
JOHN BUDD, w. m.
SvsiAVKUAMXA CoAL TraBK.
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley, to
June 21st, ions, ,nu
ScutiLKiLL Coal TaAni.
To July 1 ,
Tbns, 110,163
LlTTLK StUl ILklLL CoAL TsAnE.
To July 1, Tons, 7,099
Delawakk St Hi'usua Coal Tsauk.
ToJinol9, Tons, 43,690
Pink liuovi Coal Thahc.
To June 1, Tons, 6,177
Mouxt Caruo Ratl Roat.
Amount transpoiled to July 1, Tons, 19,042
Mim Hill & Sihcvlull Havsx Rail Roab.
Amount transnor'ed to July 1. Tons 53,124
Mill Ckkkk Rail Road.
Amount transported to July I, Ions 11,641
ScHt'TLKILL VaLLL RaIL RoAR.
Amount trsnsnorted to July 1, Tons 16,015
l'HICE CUHUrA'T.
Corrected weekly by Hairy Yuxlhefiner,
1
4
Wilt at, ....
100
50
40
30
6
100
10
25
liu,
7
Corn,
Oats,
Pork,
Flaxseed,
Butter,
Beeswax,
Tallow,
Dhieo Apples,
Do. Peaches,
Flax,
Heckled Flax,
Eoos, '
5
5!
31
2 I
1
8
12J
75
200
8
'I
16
10
7
7!
6
3
LIST OF LETTERS,
1
T)EMAININU in the post office in Shsmokin,
t
on the lit day of July, 1611.
Jotrnh Philins. Beniamin Hummel Charlea R,
161
gi,, ;S.,.SSygjggg
Waters, Thomas Curran, Harriet Jones Wm. P,
Irland, J. H. licarheait, Philip Miller, Henry Dot-
shall, David Nice, John Shipe, John r idler,
WILLIAM FEUELY, r. .
BLACZS1XTH chop
AND TOOLS.
THE subscriber, residing in the town of Shamo
kin, offers for rent his Blacksmith Shop and
Tools, Any person wishinn to rent the same, tan
have possession at any time between this and the !
fust of September next. The shop is a good one, j
and located in tho centre of the town.
July 17. tf JOSEPH ZERN.
N the river bank at Sunbury, on Saturday the
10th of July 1841, by my son Washington
Hsrn, a large SILVEI? WATCH, which was left
at the office of George Weiser, Esq., where the
same can be had by proving property, paving char
ges, eVe. JONATHAN HARP.
July 17, 3t
COftllMISSIGNXR.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs hie fellow
citizens, that he will be a candidate for the of-
tire of County Commissioner, at the ensuing elec
tion. FREDERICK HAAS.
Augusta, July 17th 1841.
SICKMiSS.
THERE are many persons that we daily behold,
whose countenances and frail limbs denote sfllic- I
tim' which wo find has principally originated from
neglect of proper rcmadics at the commencement of
sickness. At first the patient complains of bile on
the stomach ottended with tickness, costivenrss, $c,
he neglects to procure proper medicine ; at lenth he
complains of pain in the side and stomach with
sour Ptnetations; his spprtito becomes unpaired,
his rest troublesome, his mind harassed, and all
things around him appear not in their proper station.
He still neglects himself, when in all probability
the diseaso may at lenth bo so fast seated, that no
medical aid will replace him again. At the first
attack of sickness there should be " no time lost"
in procuring Dr Harlich's ronroi'Nii ktrksoth-
fiimi aplrikst rm.s, which, immediately re
moves bile from the stomach, obviate costiveness.
remove disorders in the head' invigorate the ruihd,
strengthen the body, improve the memory, and en
liven the imagiua'ion ; thus restoring the body
ngnin to its proper functions.
Principle Office, No. 19, NORTH EIGHTH
struct, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
A. GOOD OPPORTUNITY
V71sHING to retire from business, the stthscri
" ber is willing to dispose of tho pood will and
Furniture of tho long cstahlinhcd, well known Ta
vern Stand now in his occupancy, in Sunbury.
1 Ins stand is located in the centre of the town, op
posite tho court house, and is well calculated lor
business. Persons desirous of going into the above
business, Would do well to make application to the
subsciilier, soon, who will dispose of his Furniture,
on reasonable terms. Possession will be given on
the first day of October next.
July 10, 1S41. tf. HIRAM PRICE.
LIST O V CI I SEN,
TjnOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas, of
Northumberland County, at August Term,
I all, commencing tho first Monday, being the 2d.
Commissioners of Nor-
thumbcrlnnd co.
Joseph Trego
Peter Filbert's ad'm.
Commonwealth of Ps.
Badger for Badger
Hugh Bellas
Andrew Tinbrook
John Hagenturn et al.
William A. Lloyd
Henry H. Burr
Anthony M'Donough
Walter C. Livingston.
Solomon Mcr,g&
Chsilcs W. Richards
W'illiatn Shipinau
Alex. W. Johiikou
Conrad limer
Jonalhan Pursel
Michael Fullmer
John D. Cowden
vs J. Bloom, late Treas'r.
vs Martin A. Stock,
vs John Filbert,
vs Martin Weaver ct al.
vs Hugh Bellas,
s Lewis Dewart,
vs Daniel I ritnire ct al.
vs Alexander Elstrn et ul.
s John Youngman,
ys John B. Boyd,
v John Fit7intrick et al.
vs John Meek ley,
vs licorge Oyster,
vs John D. Cowden,
vs (iustavus Ross et al.
vs Richard Reuthaw et al.
vs David Nice,
vs Cues & HilPinan
vs William Haas,
vs Richards &. Kitchen,
vs Patrick Hampsey,
vs Hugh M Fall,
vs Christian Ksuble,
vs Eckett &l Donnel,
vs CluUtian Robinson,
vs Solomon Dunklebrrger,
vs Anthony Wilhelui,
Jacob DecU
Jacob Koch
Overseers of Jackson tp
Sarah Eckeit
Daniel DietVenbachsr
James Weuwl
Abraham llollopeter
Eli'iah Crawfoid
vs Jcsee I siker,
Jacob Lillty's ex'
vs Robert M-Kee,
lieorge Troxell's adm'rs. vs Jacob II oilman,
Duncan IV lleuusn vs ilbam A. Lloyd,
John A.Lloyd vt W1II11111 M-Coy,
Com th of I'd fur B Say re vs John r nek,
Henry I nek vs Stephen v ilson,
John Hunter vs Jelin Hunter,
Jacob Philips vs James Dietleubacher,
""AM LL.i V. JOliUA.-N.
Piothonotary's OlTiee, l'roth'y.
Sunbury, July 10, 1841. J
1'KOroSED AMMIMEXT '
TO Til K
CC1TSTITTJTIC1T.
'ESCLCTI05I RELATIVE TO THE AMKKDMEHT OF
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
-lletolvtd bi the Stnate and luitse nf Iiepre
tentatiret in Ueneral A numbly tint. That the
Lonstilution ot this Commonwealth 1) amended in
the thud section of the second article, so that it
shall read as follows t
"That tbe (Jovernor shall hold his office during
throe yesis, from the Ihitd Tueoduy of January,
next ensuing bis election, and shall not be caiable
of holding it longer than a tingle term of three
yeurs, in any leim of uitie years."
M. A. CRAB II,
Speaker of the limine nf lieprrscntathts.
JNO. H.EWINO.
Speaker of the tknate.
Pennsylvania, .''
Ski iiETAHi Ott-ict. 5 I do hereby cer
tify that the forego
ing is a true copy 01 a Kesoiuuon proposing an
amendment of the Constitution, which, was agreed
to ut the last sew ion of tbe 1-aislature, by a ma
jority of the members elected to each house, the
original 01 wnicn remains nieu in mis oiiice; anu
in compliance with the tenth article of the Consti
tution of the Commonwealth, I do hereby cause
the same to be publuhi'd, as directed by the laid
article.
IN TESTIMONY whereof, 1
have hrrennto set my hand and
teal of said office at Harrisburj;, this
14lh day of June. 1841.
FRS. R. fell UN K,
&-crelary tf the Commonwtu'ah
July 3. 3m,
-9 IMatr of M illlum Knabic, tlt c'd.
"kTOTICE is hereby given, lhat the Register of
Northumberland county has granted letter
Jcstamentaiy upon fte estate of illiam Knuble,
late of Shalll' '.in lawiisldli. div-'.t in tnbci-ii.
ber, resmg in tiJ township. All persons having
any demands against said estate, are requested 10
present them, and those indebted lo make pay muni
lo tbe subscriber.
July 3,-Cw. JACOB KNADLE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUNBURY, rA.
Business attended to in the Counties of Nor
thumberland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer to I
Thomas Hurt & Co,
Lower rV. Bxnno.
Haiit, CcMMinns & Hart, rhiluil.
KrrnoLTis, McFARiAisn & Co.
Sferijo, Goon & Co.,
1O0CRATIC DELEGATE MEETINGS.
rT,IIE Democratic electora of Northumberland
county, are requested to hold their Borough
and Township meetings, on Ssturday, the 7th day
of August next, to elect the usual number of Dele
gates, to meet in county convention, in the Borough
of Sunbury, on Monday the 9th day of tho same
month, for the purpose of forming a Democratic
County ticket. It is expected that every township
and borough will be folly represented. By order
of the STANDING COMMITTEE.
July 3. 1841.
COUNTY TREASURER.
THE Subscriber will le a candidate for the office
of Treasurer of Northumberland county. He
promises, if elected, faithfully to disthurgo the da
ties appertaining to said office.
July 3, 1841. GEO. WEISER.
COUNTY TREASURER.
'"PHE Subscriber respectfully oilers himself to tho
citizen voters of this county, as a candidate for
the nfhee of County J reasurer. Should he be e
lected, be promUcs faithfully to discharce the duties
of saw! office. (iEOKGE C. W ELK Ell.
Sunbury, June 26, 1841.
IXatc of .Inuirsi Campbell, lct'l.
TVOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
' istration have liecn granted to the subseriliors,
residing in Shnmokin township, Norlhumberlarid
county, upon the estate of James Campbell, Into of
the said township, dee'd. All persons having any
demands against the said estate, are requested to
present them properly nu'hentirated, and those who
are indebted, to pay to the subsciiiiers without de
lay. V'lLLlAM PERS1NO,
OUADIAII CAMPBELL.
June 26. 1R41 6w.
ITSV" GCCES.
rPHE subscriler has received an assortment of
New Goods, which ho will sell on the lowest
terms. June 19. H. II. MASsER.
JACOB rSARTIN,
C'omiiilsl"ii ! rit'x aiding
mERCILANT,
11 ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
Metchaiits pencrallv, that ho continues tho
Commission and Forwarding Business, at bis ware
house, foot of Willow st. Railioad, Delawaio and
Schuylkill.
Merchants having poods to be shipped, will find
it much to their sdvsntage, as to time sud pi ices
of freight, to srnd their merchandise to the Depot,
comer of Front and illow street Railroad, as ihey
can then be sent cither route by the Tide N ater
Canal, or Schuylkill and Union (,'uiisIh, as boats
will arrive and depart daily lor the Juniata and
Susquehanna Carnds by Tide-water in tow of steam,
or via Schuylkill and Union Canals from Ftiiruiount
du.;n.
Merchants will please he partieular to send all
poods destined for either route, to the large Dipot,
eornr of Front and Willew street lUilroad, with
directions accompanying them, which routo they
wish them to be shi ped.
Coarse and fine Salt and l'b.ter at wholesale
prices, on tbe Delawaic or Schuyikill.
Philadelphia, June 5, 1s t I. "ly.
C2 v tra-i
CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE, That we have
applied to the Court of Common Pleas of Nor-
thumbeiland County, for the bent tit of tho laws
made for the relief of ttie insolvent ucbtois; ami
that the Judges of tho said Court have appointed
the first Monday of August tiext to hear us ul.d our
creditors at the Court House, in Sunbury, when
and where you may at'end it you think pioper.
BENJAMIN 1TMER,
JACtHl SNYDER, ot Ruth.
June 5, 1841. ABRAHAM LONO.
A IT E V
QZi QD rZ ZL ZZ?
II (KIT 4 SlUXK STOKi:.
VI.l. kinds of Ctoth'np, Bnota and Shoes, and a
variety of oilier articles can be had at the most
reduced plices, at the store formerly kept by John
lionr, A1m, Susipichmina Shad, No. 1, for sale
by JullN CHAMBERLAIN, Snr.
Sunbury, May 8, 1841. 3m.
TO
H !1Tj CO SLi o
SHOULD ML.Cr SYSTE5I
rPHE feubwiiUr has been appointed Agent for
J- the above System, for Nortbiinibribind County,
which lie offers for ale to Tailors, who nuy tie
site to possA'ks the bfsl slid latt .l improvt im ut in
the art ot culling e.anrciits. I he ..:tnwn g two
certificates ae from s commit Ire of Mirrhi;nt "J'.ii-
lors 111 Puns, who hac examined tho Syslciu, and
highly approve if the same.
1'ATllS, I ell. liIB, Id".
We, the undersigned, members of ti e committee
i poiuted by the members coii'i using the " Philan
thropise Society" ot Meiehant Tuilois ol Pail, cer
tify that be System ol cutiinir, taught by Thomas
Oliver of New ork, Lniteil statis, has been suit
milted toourexatnii ation, which system we recom
mend as the best that has been submitted to us, in
faith of which we have given him this certifu ale.
M. FKOtiE, President,
M. LA Fi l l E, V Piesi.lent.
I subjoin a certificate from Mr. Cutter of Paris,
formerly of Boston, whose reputation is will etu
bhbbed bolh in Europe and in America 1
Mr. Oliver, Diar Sir, the recommendation you
have obtained fiom the Society of Master Tailors, is
from the highest in this city, and I fully sgiee in
the opinion, that your system is the beat that lias
ever been imblolml. Yours tiulv.
D. CUTTER.
The subscriber continue tbe baitivss ol TAI
LORINU al his old stand, adjoining Rhawia store,
in Sunl ury, where he will accommodate all w ho
may call upon him in his line of business.
Hi) will legularly receive the Fashions from Mr.
Oliver of New Yoik, as soon at issued. Tbe.
Spiing ruhvons have been rf reived, and are now
forssle. WILLIAM DU1WT.
Sunbury, April 10, 1841. ly
Adtiiii;, Vaiidii!eii V Siuitli.
WHOLESALE EHOE, CAP,
Bunntt and J'uim Leuf Hut Yanht,u3C,
No. 167 Market Street, arovi 4m Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY Kiercbsiits are respectfully requested
v-y lo call and examine their extensive aortmeut,
which they will sell on lha most rvMonabU loiius
Msy n; 1811. ly.
J0E1T3 fe, COTvttXlTGO.
WHOMSALB SHOE, BONNET,
Cetp and Palm Leaf Hut cVwre,
No. 10 Sorm 4m Street, PHILADELPHIA,
YXTHEEE an extensive assortment of the above
articles are constantly kept on hand, for ealo
at the most reasonable terms.
May 2l, 1811. ly.
HAYS, ELLIOT, LYON & QOSU.
WliolcaIc IonlciN,
In Foreign, British ttnd American Dry Cnods,
No, 12 North. Third Street, Philadelphia.
COUNTRY Merchants can be auimlied at nil
' times with an extensive assortment of the above
Goods, on the most reasonable and satisfactory terms
May 29, 1841. ly.
HtlFOUTANT
TO
fl'HE Undersigned take pleasure in submitting
Jl to the pub ic. the following Recoii.mrndatioiia
of Pratt's Cast lion Smut Mill and Grain Hullcr to
all dealers in Grain and inanufsctor of Flour, be
lieving it to be superior to any thing of the kiftd
ever off -red to the public. All ordeis sddressed to
Col.. I. M'Fudden, LewisbiiTB. Union county Penn
sylvania. EllENEUZEU SOjilUE,
JACKSON M'FADDIN.
tr.iiTiitv.iTESt
M,mt;'i Mill, Centre Co., March 30, 1841.
J. M'Faiims? Sin: I cheerfully testily to the
gnodne-s and dmabihty of Pratt's Cast Iron Smut
Mill ar.d Grain Hullcr, as lieing a far superior arti
cle fir the cleaning of smut and all oilier impurities
that I have ever seen, and I have been engaged in
the manufacture of Flour for a great many years.
and have always tried to have the best apparatus for
manufacturing that could he got, and ilo say thut the
above machiiiu is the Ust apparatus I believe now
in use. John IUoatz.
RLmnifJiurg. Dec. 20, 1840.
Cnr.. J. M'Famu Sm : In reply tn your favor,
rect ived a few dnys since, I have only to say, that the
fuel hi my having introduced into each 01 the four
mills that I am concerned in, one of Pratt's Cast
Iron Smut Mills, is tho best evidence I can give you
of their utility, 1 ours truly, jh. M'Kelv r.
Milt-m, March 17, 1SU.
J. M'Fatith Sm : I d? hereby eerlify without
any hesitation, thai Pratt's Smut Mill and Cram
1 1 uller is tbe most peifect machine to elexnso grain
of smut and all other imperfections, that I have ever
seen, and I believe I have seen all the kinds that are !
now used in Pennsylvania, and I must say that there
is nothing of the kind ever been invented (bat will
come in competition with it. Cxo, Ecklrt.
Cor.. J. M pAnnix Sin: During the past 21
yeirs 1 have been constantly engnced in manufac
turing Hour, and during the last 12 years have been
the ow ner of a prist and flouring mill, end among
all the contrivances to remove impurities from grain
I am decidedly of the opinion that Prnlt's iron ma
chine is superior to any with which 1 am acquaint
ed, having used one in my mill about eighteen
months. r hluerick. JIaas.
Yorkshire Mil.', Dee., 1840.
I want in my flouring mill as good an apparatus
to prep re grain for flouring, as the bent, and I want
no lieiter than Pratt's Cast Iron Smut Mill. It will
ruuiovcHuul entirely 110 mistake.
M. Clkasox.
Sunburn, December 20, 1840.
Col. J. M'Faiidi Sir r I hsve in my mill one
of Pratt's cast snd Wroncht iron spiral Smut Mills
and Oram Holler, snd am continent that in regard
lo simplicity of ceiiRtiuciinn, snd durability of mate
rial, it is superior to any I cm acpiaiiited w ith.
Hesiht Masses,
Bear Gov Mills, Dee. 22, 1840.
Cot. J. MTAiitiis Sin: I hue in n:y (louring
mill one of Pratt's Cast lion Spiral Smut M1II1
and I am decidedly of the opinion thut it is the best
machine lo prepare crain lor flouring that 1 am ac
quainted with, and as such cheerfully recommend it
to all who aie engaged in the manufacture of flour.
jAcon Ekisemrixu.
Aaron thurs;, March 23, 1841.
Col. J. M Faiii'IS Sir : I lake pleasure ill say
ing thai Piatt's Cast Iron Smut Mill i one of the
best improvt merits lor the cleaning of grain of all
kinds, that has vet eomo undtrmy observation, and
that I believe it fir supenor to any thing of the kind
ever invented. You may use my name in any way
juu tbink proper. O. P. Disc a.
Vnion Mil, Jan. 14, 1841.
This is to certity that 1 have had Piatt's Cast and
wrnueht iron Smut Macbiuo and Ciain Iluller in
use tor t etter than 12 months, and find it to answer
every purpono lhat it was intended for. Smut can
be taken out of wheal I believe eveiy particle of
it can bo taken out without breaking the grain of
the wheat. Joux Planck.
ar,i.-,nrc, Mvch 23, 1841.
Cot . M'Fammn Sm : I hsve been engaged in
mnnubteiiirini Suil.ne Fl..ur for nmnv yiars, and
have K this loin one ol l'r,Ui's Suo.l Mil's 111 ri!i
of my mills, mi! I do keieby rrrommei'd them as tba
liiosi valuable itnploveniei I lor clesning whent ct
smut and all ollitr impurities, thai I a:n aetjuv iid
with. Jamil Dl .m an'.
I'oi. M'FATinii Sib: I have been enc vfd in
the rnaniibutiinn ot tljur f.-r yei.is, and mosi
e!.ierti.lly recommend tbe iibove UisebiiH', as lin
bV f tr tbe brsl apparatus lor cleaiihiir gtkin tbnt I
Iihvo ever t.n d or seen. I consult r it mi im!i,- en
sil le uniclctor any mill thai picicti Is to ilo any bu-
kllltSS JOHN 1 ISUEH, I
Jytieduet Xi!!n, Dec. 24, 1'iO.
Col. J. M-FaiiIii Sm: P; ait's 'Cud Iron
Smut Mill was intnv.tuced nilu my iall about thiee
year since, and I believe it is the '. tt article of thut
kind now in use. It will not only remove smut
ei.ierely, but is a most vs!uVie appaiatus to clean
wheat and rye of any chi'.mcter, sod prepaie it for
flouting. Blnjamix Booss.
Lewiiburrr, Dec. 2 J, 1840.
Col. J. M'EjUuim Sm! Alter it Caieful and
candid exuminatioi. and trial of the machine, in re-
gaid tucoustiuction,Tnaliiers and despatch in exe.
culion, economy in price, and power lo set in ope
ration, 1 am fully convince! and sulisiteu, mat uie
maehiue above ulludvJ to, is second lo no one in
Us4), J. Morruw,
Miller and Flour Manufacturer.
Cattuu Uta, December S5, 1810.
Col. J. M Fauihh Siiii Prati'a last and
Wiouuhl Iron Spiral Smut Mill and Grain 11 uller,
I consider to ha the best machine to 11 1110 v smut
snd other impurities to which grain is subject, that
1 have used, or with which 1 am acquainted, in re-
gaid to durability of material, simplicity of construc
tion, uealuos and dpalcu m execution.
Jussra Paitos.
N. B, The above machines are manufactured at
the Lewisburg Foundry, Union county and at the
Bloomsburg romiJry, Columbia county, 1 a.
( Lewuburg, June 184 1.
BRADY'S HOTEL.
DATILM2, COIXlrflTIA COt'fcTT.
I'rniin) Ivauia.
THE SUBSCRIBER icsprrtfully Worms the
public, that he has rcrr.ovej from tbe town of
Cultmrinsa to Iffittvillc, and that he has puruhssed
in that place, the Large and ComriHidiuita
11 It I C K IIOtlRK)
AT TUI COTlS) IB OP MILL Alin MA BR IT STfUtTt,
fOppisite the Court-Hmixr,J
Which he hss.fitled up by the predion
ST.r of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, ond
;;;feA extensive STABLING, for the Enter
' l"affiwmfw of Traveller tntti Yititur.
He is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call, and he would state that no
thing in his power shall be left undone, to render hi
customers comfortable and happy while under hi
care. His accommodations are ample, end his room
furnished in modern style, and the proprietor is de
termined that his establishment shell snsiuin a nil
keep up with the growing reputation and impoitance)
of the town in which it is located.
Hia Tabls will be supplied with every Injury of
the season, and the be."t and thrrieert variiti the
marlcil cun vjtrd. , His Bar will l.o stored urh
all theleM articles thai can he furnished ? rrtir
citir, and tbe whole will be such as to givo tutis-
faction to every one.
Well knowing that an enh'tihlrned pi:' Ve will
ehvsjs jinlue f. r ihem-tlvcn, h Itels coi lident thut.
tuey will favor htui w.lh tin ir p-wciiage.
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
Danville, Jan. 30.
"SPANISH HIDES,
TANKERS' OIL AND LEATHER.
D. K 1 U K V A T U ICK & SO X.
Kq. 21, Xoi th Third street,
(TtrtES MAIIKV.T An CHF1M'T STREETS,)
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE for side a large and exrellent assortment
of&ptiiiith Ifidt:, I'atna Kips, Tanneri' Oil,
Vc, at the lowest market prices, either for cash, ia
exchange for Leather, or upon credit.
Cont-ienments t Leather received for sale, of
purchased al tbe highest market prices.
fj j Leather stoted tree ot charge.
April 17, 1841. 1 v.
V 11 c n 11
T i 11 - m are.
AM'FAC I URED and sold by the suhswi
ber in Sunbury, of tho best Tin, and the
work wairanted, which he offers for sale at reduced
cash prices, now as low at retail as formerly sokl by
wholesale. liood V ntermg rot, formerly sold at
H7, now at 75 cenla ; 1arge Duckets, formerly sold
at 75 anJ 62, now at 62 ami 50 ; Gallon Coffeo
Pots, formerly sold at 56, and three quart at 50, now
at 45 and 38 cents, and other articles of Tin-Ware
in proportion. Stove pipe and stores made and
sold cheap for cash, cVc.
IS. II. All persons indebted to mp subscriber,
nd who w ish to save costs, aie requested to call
and make satisfaction, without delay, cither with
ca.h or by giving their notes.
Sunbury, Apnl 10. HENRY MASSE K.
FOR SAW-MILLS.
Br Bejjamii N. Crsnwa.
THE Subscribers having purchased tr right for
vending and using the above valuable inven
tion, for Northumberland County, of!':r to dispose
of the same to persons who msy desire to purchase.
1 he above invention is now in operation al the saw
mill of Mr. M'Carty, near Sunbury, where it can
be insiiected by owners of saw mills and all others
interested. E. (iOBIN,
March 27. If. SAMUEL COBIN.
Tho 111 a IS s well,
No. 268, Baitimoiis Strpet,
A frio dnnrs west of Howard tt. BALTIMORE
X; WJHOLUWALi; UtAl.l.U ill Corals, But.
y V ,orisf Ocrman and Fancy (ioirjs, and Im
porter of Patent and Shoe Threads Spool Cotnu,
Suspenders, Tapes, and sltno-t every drrcriptii-n of
Small Articles. Country .Vcrrhuti; ar.d lb alcr
in geuctal, aro respectfully luvired to cull vtid exa
mine for themselves. J ,n. 30. ly
IRISH SALMON. Ol the li.t i.ual.ty. con
stantly 011 hand and for talc by
Sept. 12. 1840. II B.MASE!I.
M ADEIRA VV INE. F u s t "q La 1 i i'y iM. uia
Wine, for salo low by
Sept. IS, 1S40. II. B. MASTER,
FOURTH
PROOF LRAMiV; A
6' 11u.no
article always on hand and for s.-.ie by
SeptL12L 180. li. li. M ASSET?.
HOLLAND CilN, Ol the best quaiity biways)
on hand sud for sale I y
Sept. 2, 1840. II. D. MASSES.
LOAF
AND LUMP
st'OAlC AUv&ys oa
II. B. MASSF.R.
hand snd for sale by
Sept. 12, 140.
NEW ORLEANS SU. AR HOUSE" MO
LASSES. Of the best quality clways ou Land
ar.d for sain by
SepC12, 1840. IT. B. MASTER,
Ti hrO N Sl'tJ AR , Xif a go,.d qm litv. foTTdo
low by Sept. 12. 1810. II. B. MAS.-' F.R.
l.TQf'"OKS. () Vll kindriTud I ol tue LeqiuaTi
lies, slwavs on har.J and for salo I v
Sepi. i;, is'40. U.B.'MASER
(Vl Ei N'AND Bl.At K TEAs Ot the Ut
qtuVv pin :s mi l.tl.J md f.-r f .le by
S .1 t. li. 1S40. If. B. : ASSET?.
OF I 1 L. J .,, luo Kin! I ll('.Llia t'flt' i-, cul.
Mui.llv 0:1 I1 " d a.d h;i tixlc 1 v
feept. lV IS! .1. H. P.MA-En.
si LK:n tjll n ,. 1
Spurn ',1, oi ll.o lest c..i
.1 Si.R.rat r ,iuu 1
e!ni). iaLt:,il sud
lor sale V v
Sept !'., I MO. It. I
si t;i 1.. isi1uuT.:ui s
i Af-SER.
n So l.r ssui ly
il M. MAssER. '
It. 14, IS-'.O.
S 1 i.ll'.t.'b 1 i. t7!.. Ul t'.iLt'ut I2U,lij
S, rii R. for s.nle by
Se.v. 13, 1810. H. D-MAssER.
LAKtiE QUARTO B1HLES- For tale al
very rjduced prices by
Sepl. 12, 1S40. II. U. .viA?r.lt.
BLANK "BOOKS Of all kinds."- for !e by J
Sept. 13, 1840. i1!."11:
BLANK DEEDS. Bonus, iiorigaV, Ve. fof
sale by Sept. 12, 1840. II. B. MAssLR.
JUSTICES' BLANKS. lor salo l y
Sepl. 18, 1H10. Jl. B. MAssER.
""Ul.oTllS, Blue, Black. InvUiblu Gi t'041, A.C.,
for side by
Sept. 12 J 840. II. D. M ASSE I",
CAsslMLUES
AND BATTEN LTTS. For
H. B. MASSER.
sale very low by
Sept. 12, 1840.
CAHPETl.Mi. For sale cheap by
Sept. 12, 1840. H. B. MASSER.
BLANKETS For Mtle cheap by
Sept. 12. 1840. II. V. MASSER.
"YN HI . E A C H ED MUsI.I N S. For sa le Ly""
SeiH. 12, 1810. H. B. MASSER.
H;oTTON"Y"AI(N AND COTTON CAP
For sale by
Sept. 12. 1840. !!. MASSER.
HlEMP AND COTTON TUI.NE. Fur a!a
by Sepl. 12. IMll- H. B. MASSF.lv.
"TOWLNU tlNES. CORDS AND ROi EsX
For sale by
bept. 12, 1840. H. B. MASSER.