man to run against the regularly nominated candi
dnle," anJ can view it in no oilier light than to di
vide the Jemocrntic vole.
Resolved, That the proceedings of (his meeting
he signed by the officers, and published in the de
mocratic pnpers of the county, and in the Dunville
Intelligencer.
ABRAHAM J. JIOFFMAsV, Prrs't.
.InSRHI I PaTTO, y PrC8U
Johw Hrmii, 5
James Eckman, Secrctnry.
Northumberland flrinorrutic Merlin?.
A respectable portion of the citizena of the Bo
lough of Northumberland convened at the house of
tlharles Sloes, on Tuesday eveningAugust 24lh,
1811, who were favoroMe to good order, and regu
lar nomination of the Democrutic party, in county
convention assembled.
The meeting was organized by calling VM.
MeCAY, Esq, to tho chair, Wasiiisotos Tailoii
ond Samuel M. Gaiuiser Vice I'lcsidenls, and
John V, Miles, Secretary.
On motion of A. H. Emly it was
Resolved, That Committee be appointed to
prepare a preamble and resolutions, to be submitted
to a meeting to bo held at this house to-morrow c
vening. The following compose that committee:
A. H. Emly, J. W. Miles, John Friek, Geo. Can,
Daniel Sheifley, Daniel Aughcnbnugh, Jesse Has
tian, Geo. Johnston, Peter Kuch, David Milker,
Charles Sloes.
The meeting was cntcttniticd for a short time by
a very able address by A. II. Emly.
On motion
Resolved, That wc now adjourn to meet nt this
house, at early candle lighting, to-morrow evening.
Wkiinksiiat Evkxish, Aug. 25, 18-11.
Met according to adjournment, when the com
mittee appointed to prepare a prcamblo and resolu
tions reported through their chairman the following,
which was ununimously adopted:
AViiF.nKAs, we, a large portion of the Democra
tic citizens of the Borough of Northumberland,
ileom it expedient to meet in public meeting, and
express our earnest wish and desire, and such made
manifest by actual exertion, to secure to the whole
Democratic Ticket a triumphant election, and set at
defiance any attempt by designing men, in endea
voring to leach us new lessons on the principle of
disorganization ; and that we have assembled foi the
purpose of showing the democretic party that we
entertain the highest regard for honorable and regu
lar nominations, and that the usages of the demo
cratic parly when adherud to met with guaranteed
success, and on the contrary, when factions endea
voring to distract it, success was attended with dif
ficulty, but at this time, feeling ourselves animated
by the exertions made on the part of the friends of
the irregular nominee, knowing as we do that their
exertions are made for the purpose of self-grntilicu-ion,
loosing sight of the injury done to the demo
cratic party in other respects, such as enabling the
vhigs to have a majority in the next legislature,
ud placing ihemsclvcs under the bondage of te
ens & Co. for seven years longer. Therefore
Resolved, That the Democracy of old Notlhum
'crland will adhere to the spirit of the ancient rc
lublican standard, an J will support democrutic men
o carry out democratic mcasuics.
Resolved, That in the approaching campaign, the
cmocratic party should present an unbroken front,
nd laying aside petty causes of dissention and mi
or differences of opinion, should stand linn and be
nited.
Resolved, That the democratic tickt t formed at
io court house in ho Borough of Sunbury, on
londay the Dili insl., is composed of good men and
tie, and we do hereby pledge ourselves to use all
onoruble and fair means to promote tho success of
ic whole ticket at the pulls on the 2d Tuesday of
(clober next.
Resolved, That wc cinnol approve of the course
ohn McKiiincy has taken in suffering himself to
e used as a tool of a f. w designing men, Ij di fe.il
ic regular democratic ticket, many of us being his
arm friends previous to that time.
Rewired, that we give it as our deliberate opini
i, that David B. Montgomery, our rcgulary limn
lated candidate, for the legislature, received his
omination as honorably and fairly as ever any man
reived a nomination, (ho assertions of a few dis
jointed to tho contrary notwithstanding.
Resolved, That Pennsylvania policy and D. If.
orler, are inseperable for thiee years longer at
ust, and under that conviction we are determined
secure his re-election, if honorable und earnest
sertions will achieve us thnt victory.
Resolved, that wc recognise in D. R. Porter, our
rscnt patriotic governor, a man selected to the
ises and to the times, and that he is entitled lo the
Mlitude of the people of Pennsylvania for hi firm
rss during the last winter, in preventing the fede
.1 measures of a reckless legUlulure from becoming
io law? of the land.
Resolved, That the democracy of this borough is
ghly gratified with tho late veto of President Ty
r, und by the bold and patriotic stand taken by
in, is like unto that of oilier men. By such linn
-ss in the heads of both slate and slates govern-
cut, their constitutions will remain untarnished
Iht y should.
Risotved, That the proceedings of this meeting
1 signed by the officers, and published in all ihe
inocratic papers in the countv.
W M. MeCAY, Piesident
AsiiiKu roN Taii.oh,
H, y
. 5
PWts.
NlHl 1.1 M. GiUUNI.ll
John IV. MiU-, Secretary
oriesjiuiuLnet of the Journal of Commerce,
Philadelphia, August 2UI, Hll.
' As the myalory coupled with the movements of
e present managed of the U. S. Bank thickens,
a public dissatisfaction increases. It is the Almost
liversal belief that Mr, Biddle now holds the di
ciiou of ihe suits recently instituted against him
ihe bank in his owu hands ; and that when ho
all desire to have a eertilica'e of character from a
urt of juslico he will have a judgement for the dc
, idaut taken. This 1 say is the geueial impres-
n here, and there are several concurring rireum-
aoces lo prove its truth. A lilt Ic lime,! think,
ill dcvclopc the fact if it be a. sUttd.
Mil THl AMKIlICAfT.
Trinprrnur-c Mass Hireling.
Agreeably to public notice, Ihe above meeting
was held on the 25th Inst., on Ihe farm, and closo
to the residence of Mrs. Davis in Columbia county.
The day was fine, and the number assembled was
c timatcd at from twolve to fifteen hundred per
sons. Tho spot selected was beautiful and conve
nient, well supplied with seals, and shaded by the
ample foliage of forest trees.
Though the bird., shy of man, had retired with
their merry notes to a distance, the presenco of nu
merous ladies animated the scene, and gave pro
mise of much success to the cause. The Tcmjier
unce Societies of Danville and Milton enme on to
the ground in procession, attended by the Bands of
their respective towns, to which was added the
Temperance Band from Sunbury. Many of the
members of the Milton Society wore a beautiful sa
tin badge, on which was printed the following ver
ses, headed by a largo ship under full sail :
Spf.Kn, SrcKu the Tkmpwiance Sine.
Speed, speed ihe Temperance Ship !
Ye winds fill every sail,
Behold her sailing on the deep,
Outriding every gale:
The Tempest's fury she outbraves,
4ir hosts of deathless drunkards sans.
Speed, speed the Temperance Ship !
Who joins us in the ciy !
Mothers and children cease lo weep,
Our ship is passing by ;
We wish to take you all on board
-1 freight of in ere i to the Lord.'
Speed, speed the Temperance Ship !
Ye young nnd aged shou! ;
Behold her sailing o'er the deep,
With all her streamers out,
Bound for the true tec-total shore,
Where streams of death are drunk no more.
Mr; Bddy, of Cattawissa, was chosen Chief
Mar-ahull of the day ; when, under his prompt di
rection, the following order of exercises was obser
ved : Tho Rev. Mr. Rhodes of ihe Methodist Church
addressed the Thrcne of (.'race, and then John Coo
per, Esq. of Danville, delivered an nddrcH; after
which a recess was had for the purpose of taking
refreshments. The Clergymen, Musicians, and
many others, enjoyed the hosp tality ol Mrs. Davis
in on ample dinner, accompanied by ditmghta ol
nature's sparkling champagne :
" O Water for me, bright water for me,
And wine for the tremulous debauchee.
It cooleth the brow ; it cooleth the brain ;
It maketh the faint one strong again ;
It comes o'er the sense as a breeze from the sea,
All freshness like infant purity :
So water for me, bright water for me ;
Give wine, give wine to the debauchee."
On re-assembling, the Rev. R. A. Fisher of Suu
ury, of the Gorman Reformed Church, addressed
the meeting in (he Gorman language. The next
speaker was the Rev. Mr. Halt ol 'ihe Baptist Church,
who was succeeded by Ihe Rev. Mr. Hirst of the
Methodist Church.
The intervals of the addiesses, and other periods
of tho lime, weie enlivened by the music of the
different bands.
Without making any distinction it is proper to
say, that the addresses were appropriate as lo mat
ter and manner, evidencing Ihe deep interest ot
ihe speakers in the cause of which they weie Ihe
advocates, and calculated to make friends to it, und
to revive and stimulate those who me uheailv its
fast friends.
At the conclusion of the last address, a pioce?-
sion of six or seven hundred was formed, who, ha
ving marched in ihe woods a while, relumed lo Ihi ir
seals. Thanks were then voted to those who had
assisted in the Hrrangemeuts and hospitalities of the
occasion, among whom, though not name I, Mis.
Davis and Mr. Smrck wcro pmliculnrly intended,
for adding so much lo Ihe convenience ami com
fort of ihe meeting ; and also to ihe dilVereud bands
for their very acceptable services; and, ullhough
the mover of the resolution fell a diffidence as to
including ihe speakers, yet I feel no reluctance in
extending the resolution so as to cnibiaco them, as
I am sure thai I have the unanimous yea lo il, ol
the respectable and wi ll-plmsed audience. The
services of the day were concluded '.villi the bene
diction by the Rev. James Williamson of the Pres
byterian Church. The friends of Temperance, in
referring to tho occasion, caa all siy, it was good
to be there. It was pleasant lo exchange congra
(ula'ious; feci the stimulating influence of union,
and to renew our consecration to the glorious cause.
The complete order w hich reigned in so large an
assembly in the open ail, was an evidence itself of
the subduing influence of temperuueu over the pas
sions of men, restraining them w iihiu the bounds of
propriety, and disposing tin in lo observe the con
duct and courtesies so necessary to tho convenience
and comfort of social life.
Another source of gratification, n well as hope
for the good cause, furnished by the im cling, w is
the presence of eleven ministers of the Ger. Ref
Meth., Bap. and Pres. denominations, who evinced
their hearty appiohation of the work, and, as it j
were, pledged tht-in-clvcs, that, as lo whatever else
they may differ, hetc they are united and determi
ned that they will give no quarter lo I'liuco Alco
hol, and will use all their iiilluence In have him ex
terminated, and his Icrriloiy of sorrow, desolation
und ruin brought under the dominion ol civilization,
humanity, law and religion.
May all ministers of the gospel see to it, that they
are not wanting ia duty to this great and good
cause.
Without Bsumiiig to penetrate (he mind direct
ly, therouiitenanccs of the multitude gave evidence
thai ihey approved of the meeting, and told of such
delight aa termed to ask, when shall wo have ano
ther such a meeling 1 Shall we not, at least aunu
ally, have a Ttmprranrc Jubileo Uucath the thado
of the forest, and beside the elnyslal fountain, where
we shall renew the filings of this day, and vt n
brighter hopes, und receive a I'icsh impulse in the
vtoik to which wc have divolid our. vea !
"Ilallalujah ! we sing to the Saviour of mm,
Whose smile has attended the abstinence plan,
Whose blessing has saved ihe drunkard from dentil,
And brought him lo walk in the Temperance palh.
Hallelujah ! we sing for the mercies bestow M,
In leading Ihe wretches lo peace and lo God,
And saving lost drunkaids from ruin and woe,
And making them blessings wherever they go.
Hallelujah ! we sing, let God be adored,
For dwellings of sorrow to comfort restored ;
Where tho drunkard once dwelt, the graces now
reign,
And the molto of each, and of all is abstain.
Hallelujah! we'll sing as tho watchword we give;
Hallehijuh ! we'll sing so long as we live,
Hallelujah ! to Jesus, the Saviour of man ;
Hallelujah ! be sung by nil who abstain."
By order of tho meeting,
Aug. 27th. WM. R. SMITH.
j- Editors of newspapers in Danville, Blooms
burg, Berwick, Millon, Cattawissa, Muncy, Lewis
burg, New Berlin and Williamsport, will please
publish the above for tho benefit of the Temperance
cause.
iinvllle Steam Mill.
By an adveitismeut in this paper, it will be seen
that tho Danville Steam Mil! is offered for sale.
The owner of the Mill, Mr. Baliit, has now been
engaged in commercial business, in this place, for
about twenty-seven years past, and his ell'oils have
been crowned with success, to a degree perhaps
uneiiualled by uny other merchant who has done
business in this county. He is now disposed to
relinquish, and retire from, active business, and has
therefore resolved lo dispose some of his property.
Hence Ihe Steam Mill is for sale, and the vast quan
tity of busjness constantly flowing to the Mill, is a
sure guaninly that the properly is worthy ofthe nl
lention of aolive business men Danville luhl.
A pamphlet has been published by some of the
Chartists in England, in which, says the New
York Commercial, as ono means of relief to their
surplus population, it is gravely proposed "that all
the children of I he working people alter the Ihild,
be dispjsed of by painless extinction!" In other
words, that they be smothered at their birth, to lid
the parents of tho responsibility ol their support.
The Ititiik. of I ho lulled Mules Suit.
It will be remembered that when the suit ol the
Pirn-tors ol the Bank ofthe Tinted Suites against
Mr. Biddle, was first announced, the claim was sta
ted nt Ihe snug little sum of fl .0110,0110. We
learn that a bill f particulars has since been put in,
which reduces it to J-J l'.),000. Hickii'l's Re.
11 I. TIMOltr, M AltKKT.
Ofllec of the Baltimohk Amkiiicam, Aug. ;()
City Mills Flour is held at f ii.50. We hear of
no sales to day. The stock on hand is very bghl.
The la-t sales of Susquehanna were at f (5,37 A,
at which price holders would sell to-day,
GRAIN. The market was tolerably well sup
plied with Md. Wheats lo-day, which sold ut 1:10 a
137 els. for good to prime reds. Several cargoes
of North Carolina reds wire sold at 130 a 13.) els.
Tin n: were no w heats from 1'eiins) Ivuniu at maikct.
Sules of while corn to-day at 10 a 7 1 c:s. und of
yellow at 7 I cents.
Sales of.Md. Oats al 1 1 a 15 cents.
WHISKEY Is very dull. I.imiird
hales of
hhds. nt 23 J e'.s. mid of bbls. at 2 I a 2 1 1 i ts. The
w ag 'U price of bids, is 20 els.
iiiii..uj:i.riii. .n akki: r,
Ami sr 2i. Hll.
FlSlI. A moderate demand for Mackerel ut 1 1
for No. I, flO.oO for No. 2, ( T0 for small No.
3, but in little icquesl ; fi a f7 2.') per bbl. for fair
lo large size.
Fl.Ol-'R AND MEA1.. An important advance
has taken pi ice in Flour this week, am) sa'es to
some extent made al 0 r0 a !-ti ?.", the latter being
generally demanded for fresh ground of approved
brands. Rye Flour 3 ."ill per bbl. Pciiu'a. Com
Meal in hhds. is held H 11 .r0, bbls. have sold
at 3 SO; Brandy wine fit! and 3 7.". Cleared
this week, 2H' bbls. Flour, 35 hhds. and 1677
hi Is. Coin Meal, and 31b bids. Rye Flour.
GRAIN. The rceipts of nil kinds of grain con
tinue small, and an nctive demand exists, with fol
ly maintained prices ; sides have been made of
Southern Wheat at 110 i ts. per bushel, and prime
Peun'a. ul 142 els., which we quote, as ihe rain on
Saturday, l enn'a. Rye 10 cts. ; Southern Yellow
Corn 1lU its.; White do. 715 cts. Oats are in de
mand ul Hu 13 cts. Cleared this week, 1130 bush
els Com.
WHISKEY. Sales in hhds al 22Jn23 els., mid
in bbls considerable sales ul 21 els.
IT l.
Coal T r mil'.
Amount nl Coal earned on the Danville nnd
r,ilsv;lli- luiil Road lo Sunbury for shipping, do
ling the two un k ending on Sept. 2, 1 I 12 Tons.
Per last report, 0,iiSU
Total, 11,71 "i
Amount of Iron Oie tiauspmied, 1,31 1
JOHN Bl'IH), w. m.
Si ,( i t ii n n i Co i l 'I n iii r.
Tol d amount ohipped lioni Wyoming Valley, lo
June 2 1st, Tons, 7,1 Hi
St hi n.kii I. Coal Th vkc.
To Aug. 20, Tons, 2S."i,.H i
l.i I i lk Sciii iLkiLL Coal Tbaiik,
To Aug. 20, Tuns, 19,020
Ui i.AWAHk. oV Hiiisok Coal Traik.
To Aiic,. 20, Tons, IH.K.tll
Pike liiiov k Coal i'liinK.
To Aug. r, Tons, 13,000
Mm v i' Cm mil Rail Roai.
Amount transported to Aug, 20, Tons, 4 4,0 1 A
Mit lliu. A S( iicvi kiLL Hai kh Rail Rotn.
Amount ir.uispor'ed to Aug 20, Tons U'J ,-.',' 2
Miil I'uiu Rail Riiau.
Amount Iraiisporiid In Aug ft. Foils 23,,r01
Si Hill Kill. YaI I II II 4 Kit. II.
A mount Iran: polled lo Aug 20, T 42,3. i'
I'HICH CUHUKNT.
Corrected weekly lit Henri Ytixthtimrr,
Wheat, - 110
Rtk, 50
Oniiw, 40
Oats, 30
Pohk, 5
FLAtsir.n, ... . 125
BtiTTEn, 12
Beeswax, 25
Tamow, 12J
Dhieii Appi.ks, ..... 75
Do. Pkacimh, .... 200
Flax, H
Heckler Flax, 10
Eons, ...... 7
IMPttliTAST PROOF,
Ofthe efficacy of Jr. Ilartich's Cchhratrd M,di-
cine. f
The following certificate was sent bv Mr. E. B.
Ilinman, agent nt Cincinnati!, Ohio. There ran be
no mistake in it, u Ihe parties are wi II known.
Mr. Ezekiel R:gdon, of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio, wassrveial days troubled
Willi I ill-u affections, acidity of the slomacli, at
tended with the usual symptoms of dys-pcpsia, and
having made tiial of various medicine without
finding relief, was cured by the above medicines.
Attest, E.RIGDON.
Cincinnati, June 30th, IStO.
YET EATER. Mr. Vance, of Washington
county, writes as follows Dear Sir Dr. Ilailirb's
pills arc perloirning some of thu most wonderful
cuius in Ill's vicinity t-vei heard of. They were
introduced here about six months ago, by one of
my neighbors, who bought a half dozen packages
from ihe Pillsbung office. 1 oin aware of four east s
in this place where complete cures have been per
Council, one of severe iheumutism, two of dyspepsia,
und one of a most shecking oud aggravated ner
vous complaint, of lm or twelve years slaiidiug. I
send you enclosed live dollars ; phare lo forward
pills for that amount by the bearer, William Ward,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
July 27. IS 10.
N. B. The above certificates, compared with the
very many already received, (crtainly must con
vince ihose similarly iilllicted, that tin v can yet be
relieved by the use of these invaluable mcdicim s.
Piimipal office, No. 10, North Eighth strnl
Philadelphia.. For s de bv
HENRY YO.V .nir.IMEIJ.
siJ
SIlr SC1T & rS,
i)ESl'l'(."ITI LEY infoi in Ihe citizens of Sun-
bury and vicinity, llmt they have l.ik n the
Shop lal ly occupied by Win. Duist, while they
will carry on the
TAILOIIINO BUSIN-CSS,
in nil its vaiious br ini-lic. I'v siiicl iiili nii-oi and
lensonable chaiges, they expect 'o incut a share uf
public patronage.
Sunbury, So,t. 1th, HI 1.
.Yolice lo t'rrdilor.
""Pill' Creditors of lliiani Price, of tbe Borough ;
uf Sunbury, are hereby notified that he has
made an as ignment of his pr. perly and (IV, els to 1
ihe undersigned, in trust for the lenclil ol suili uf j
his creditors as sip, II execute a release of il.cir re- j
speclive claims, wi.hin sixty days from the date ol '
tbe s iid assignment, viz ; the 1 3ih of Align I IS 1 1, i
A relcass- is now ready nt the office of I'. W. lie- !
gins, for ihe signature of eieihtors desiring to avail j
themselves ofthe benefit of Ihe assignment.
GEORGE C. WEI.KER.
C. W. IIEGINS,
Sunbury, Sept. 1, H ll b't
l-N,v'tr'"'f-v-
rsl;it' ol .loliu lu rry.
""JrT OTIOE is heiebv given, that the Register of
Noithuinbeiland county has grained let! its
lei-taiueutary
upon the estate uf John Cherry,
late id Augusta I, w n-hii. dei d.. In the miIm-m-
'i il, I.
j her, residing in evd township. All persons having
any ilem H its against said i stale, are ic.pieste.l lo
picscnt them, and llio.c iiidebltd to inaUii pnyiuenl
lo the siib-criber.
s.-pt. r,w. PETER SNYDER, .ld,.
i.ooil 1 ill l'ji- 'oiiip;i:i) .'
rPIIE ineuibcrs id' the "Good Will Fne Coiu-
piny" ore icone-tcd lo meet al the C
House, on Monday Evening, Sept. bill, at 7
clock precisely. Punelii d altendiince is ic piii
A og. 2ti. " .1 . II . 1 M M E RM N, ,s
d.
list or BOOHS,
IOH Sill. II v
v z ' tiYr' -j
"S C
Ni'lln.N'S Classical lliciion.,rv
l.emirier's
lo.; Auisworlh's do ; (,'obb's ,1..; Eugl.sh
and
(eimaii do.; Aiithon's Ciesiir; Anth
Grammer:
Antben's C'lceio; Man's l.a'ni Ke.idei; Ogilbv'sc
Amiiew's Latin l.i ssons D- nni g in's i.exicou;
h'isk's Greik Enere scs; Davies's Ecgendi-i; Graecu
Majora; Adanis's R'oinan Aiilioui'ie-; I'nnioik's
I i ildsmilh's England; do. linece; I. yell's lilemenls
ol Geology; Mis. Lutein's It, nam; lletneuls id
Itutaiiy; Bridge's Algebra; Porter's liheloneal Reader-;
Lin rsoli's (ieographv and Ill-Inn; Olicy's
do ; l'ur'i 'k do.; Snnib's Gnimmer; K n Kb. mi's do ;
Kay's Reader.-; Gobi's do; Oobti's Arithmeiiek;
Pike's do.; Elm rson's do.; Cobb's Spelling Hooks;
Town's do.; Cobb's Table Hooks; Evangelical Fa
mily Libiury; Collage ILble-; Family do; Collater
al do.; Small Bibles and Testaments; 1'aikei's Ex
ert i-o- i n Composition; Fruit of ihe Spirit; Itav'i i s
S.iiiu'd Kesl; Amerieaii lit volution; Many ill's No
vi Is; Mis. Phelps on I 'nt-mistiv ; Iliad; Cite, hi-in
of Ainericaii Law; Leit' rson Naiunil Magic; Che
nnsliy lor liegiuuois; Liigbsh E veieis, s iid.ipled in
Muiray'. i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; Supn l to Coinby's Spelling
llool,; Auiilicaii Class li.nk; ll;.!ioll' Sehoohn is
lei's As-i-lant; A gieal vaiielv i f Blank Bo. ks, cvc.
August 21, Hll.
ATT I :.TK . M 'Mil li V ( ; ll I : VS.
Ol' are nquind to meitior
paiade in M nkel-squaie, Sun-
Inn,), al K o'clock A. M.ol Sa ui
day, the
ltli lay 't Si'pt. next.,
in Summer unifoim, rai h Meinhir
to be pioiiilrd witii 10 rounds ol
blank e.ntiidge.
By older "I C iplain I), wail.
J. II. ZIMMERMAN,
Oitiy .ViijV,
N. B. A Conit of Appiul will
be beld on lhat day.
Aug. 21, Hll.
ill II for sde. Eiiquuu at lln ullhc.
I Augua 21, HH.
ERONS, indebted to 11.11. Ma-ser A Uo.
are once moro iintilicd lhat their account-, il
not frilled in a lew weeks, w II po i'ivrlv t phued
In ihe liain U ol a inai;i"'ate lor rolliciioil
Auu i 14, le41.
1
PP.CSPECTTTS I
or puhlishniff a weekly fmfier in the lawn of
Ltirishurii, Ifnion County, I'a. entitled the
"iiwisni Ri: imiepeSdem rnEss."
KEIiVO convinced lhat a paper published in
this place, suited lo the exigencies, nnd adap
ted to the interests of the community; embracing Hie
various topics that generally elicit public regard,
would meet their appioliHlioii nnd support; it is
therefore proposed, (confiding in their liberality as
intelligent citizens.) lo publish a periodical in the
Itoi oimli of Ih lsliii ;r, l iiiou Co.,
J'riinsylvaiitet.
It will be (he object, as well as design of the pub
lishers, to innke the "I'rrss" not only the vehicle
lor the dessemination of useful knowledge, but nlso
the instrument to protect and defend ihe rights of
all classes from Ihe gmsp of the usurper.
The Iron and Void regions of which Pennsylva
nia can so freely hniisi, nod on which her future
prosperity pnmaiily depends, shall receive strict at
lent ion.
The enrliivt Foreign and Domestic New, Agri
cultural information, (Vc. Ac, with all other innlier
lh.it shall bo deemed of iinpoitauce lo its readers,
shall be inserted.
In politics, we shall be Ihe unflinching advocates
and supporters of Democratic Whig Principles.
Having procured the aid of several lalcmcd f.Vo-
tenirn, we feel assured that tbe "i'rrss will coin
mend itself lo the notice and pa'ionage of the public.
J En ms. J ho " l.Kwismiio Isiikprmikxt
Piir.ss" will be issued every Thursday morning, on
un imperial sheet, new type, etc., at 2 per annum,
pnval.lc half vcarlv in advance.
s. K. SWEETMAN iV Co.
l.ewisbnrg. Aug. I I, HI I.
ATTENTION,
.i . m i) i: v ,i i: s ,
I ") Etl. KSTS the attention of bis country friends
' vvlio lire in want, lo his very large stock ol
Carprtings, Oil Cloihs, Mailings, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair nods, i c, ivc, that he lias just opund, at
his warehouses, No. H North 2d sliecl, and No. 2
Church Alley, next door lo Christ Church, I'liila
de'plna. July 31, I Ml. ly.
.'Tsf x-t-: r . --s h r
fETTKI'S ol adiiiiui-'tralioii on the estate of
William Clyde, of Northiimheiland, have
bu n granted lo the subsciibcr, who is prepated to
discharge any just claims against the ( stale. Per
sons indebted lo said estate will please call and
in ,ke payment. JOHN lHUt'l KR,
Noiihuin! erland. July 2 I, lstil. Ad' in.
r.sl;t(- Vviiliam lt't;ii t.
""(VTOI'ICE is hereby given, lhat thu subscriber
lias be. n appointed "gent for the collection
and selllcnient of ihe books, accounts. Ovc. of Win.
Pew art, di c'd.. and that he vviil attend al l!,e stoic
ul said deecasid, for one mouth, for that purpose,
lifter which tune nil tiii-ctilcd accounts will be put
into the h inds of a magistrate for colleeii.in.
July 2 1. IS 1 1. il. S. GOISIN.
COUNTY COlvXMISblONER.
Sjjp 1 i 1 1 .1 1' V. I.ii;ii, ol Aogu.si.i, at the nolieita
tions uf his fiieiuis, has agrcid to become a
candidate for the office of County t 'oinmissioner.
I le i.i a fu ihi r and mei h iiiic, of unexceptionable
character, mid ex-iv way qualified to (ill the office.
It is generally admitted that according lo the esta
blished (IcmocraUc usage, Augi -la township is cn
titlid to the iniiiona'iou. We tin iclore ricom
iiu ml Mi. Wci-ir as a si .uncli democrat, and a lit
man lor the olliee.
Mam im Suamoki.m ash Aioisrv.
Julv ID, HI I.
mv 3hS JL m
-,"VTf rrrrirr fTTms
AMU TOOL s.
' PHE subscriber, residing in the town of Shanio-
1 km, oilers lor lent his Blacksmith Shop nnd
Tool-. Any pet son wi.-hiug to rent ihe same, can
have possession nt any tune between this mid the
i fust id S, p'i inbcr next. The shop is a good one,
i and located in tho centre ot the town.
July 17.-if .Mii;i'H i:i;n.
COUNTY TIlTIASTTTJrn.
rl,HE Suksciih. i Will Is-a c.indldne lor ll.i
office
1
ol Treasurer ol N oi tbiiinl crl.ind county. lie
jiimni.es, if cli en d, l.uihtiitlv lo dii barge the du
In s ii peit lining lo said office.
July 3. Hll. GEO. EHER.
rimrnsEii amem:mi;t
Til IIIK
T I T "J T I C 1'
w w JLI
"klhl l.l'l III K III M III i; III Till. I l I.NHV1CN I' Ol
MK si-err i n s ri i r rtiiv.
i. M, -,( i'ii l.i,- mile oinl Units, ol ;, pre-
s,n!n tins in i;,i,ii;:I Ascm'ily vol, That ll.e
I i'H-1 mit ion ol this t oniinonwcdi'i be amended in
the limit section of the second aitiele, .-j that it !
shall lead as l l.w s : j
" That the Govi ruoi shall hold l.i- office dining i
three yeais, (ruin the ibnd Tuesday i f J.n u.iry, j
li-v I ensiling bis election, and shall not be capable
ot holding it longer than u single Id in of thru
imr.y, in ai v trim i f nine vears." j
M. A. CRAI111. I
Si,:!;,i ,,' !l,e II iifi ,.f ICi-firsrnttitii'c. i
JNO. H. : NG,
S'ta.ir of the S, )ttf.
I'ennsylvuii'n. s-.' j
Sn iu. tah 't. Ol I n r. S I do hi n by ( er- j
lily lhat Ihe Inn go- j
ing is a true copy of ii Resolution pioposing an ;
amendment of the Constitution, which was agrcid :
to at the last sc. ion nl ti e Lcgi-l i'ure, l y a in i- j
joiily id ihe mi'iiibcis eb en d lo each bouse, ihe j
in iginal nl w bich reiuams tiled lo lln-oll'u e ; .m l i
Hi im n pi mi i ( Willi llii- Icliiti ii ' nl.- nl lit.- I oii-ti-union
nl the Commonwealth, I do hereby cause
the same to be publi-hed, us ilnectid by the said
ui lull-.
( ) IN TESTIMONY win not. I
I.. t I..,.., h, i, .iiitlti .(I ii, v Itiiiiil :ii,.l '
4 .....I .a' ...I ..ir... ,.i II. .'.,.. i i...
j ,,-,.-.,.,,,.,,., , ., it.iiiii.rili. I III"
s-,-v. 1 llh day id June, Hll.
l'Us. ;. Mil'NK.'
S, ,'i tlnrij oj tin ( oiiiiiioiiH tii.i.h.
Julv 3, 3ni,
, , c-ccrs. ' v"
'PHI. siil'scrilicr has nccivcil an oilnniit ft
New (ioods, whiih he will sill on the lowest
leiiin. June. 10. II. l. M s-Ki:.
JACOB SXAXITIN,
A. ominisfcioii siikI l'ni i tit iliuj;
,'Vi ;
hi
X
f ) LspLC'l'Ll Ll. inl.iiiii-In-tin mis and ihe
Meichanls gem rally, lhat he i i uliiiues the
Coiinni-slon and I'oiwiitiling llusun --. at l i-wair-hoii-i-,
font of illow st. Kjilio.nl, HelaWaie and
Si hu IkiII.
Miiiluiit.- having gooda lo be -li ( -1 , will liud
tl ni'icli to tlii it advantage, as to Ini.e and pliiis
ol lit lhl, In scud their im-ieli ni.ll-e lo the lepol,
colin l of I'miit and N illow si reel Railroad, as liny
can (hen be sent . ilher ionic by ihe Tide ater
Csnul, or S, huv Ikill and I 'uioii Canals, us l.o.,u
will ,u i ic. and depart daily Im the .luniutt and
Su-i;uehaiin.i t '.unds by l'ide-w ater ill low of steam,
oi in -cmi) ikill and I uion Canal-lioiu I'miiiiiouiiI
(lain.
Men-hauls will lci.-e be paTlieu!,,r hi send oil
goods ilc. lined lot either route, In Ihe I nge I'ipol,
ronur ot Froni and Willow bticil Radioad, wiih
direct otis uecouipiiiy ing them, which loutc lliry
wish tnem In be shipped.
Coiiik- and line Sill und Flnii-i ..I vlnli.uh
pint-, on I bo I . bill .110 oi S, Ion ll.lll
riiiUI. Iphu, "uui 'j. If-IL lv
ATTOHNMY AT LAW,
SUNEUHY, PA.
BusinefS itlrndeil to in the Counties of Nor
lliuinl erland, t'nion, Lycoming and Columbia.
KiTcr lot
Thomas IIaiit eV Co.,
Lowm ct BAitnox,
Habt, Cl-mmihos fk, Haht, yl'hihul.
Rkt jioliis, McFaklaku & Co.
SpKiutn, !non & Co.,
JCIIlf o & c iiiaciTGs.
vHor.ESA.r.1: shoe, bonnet,
Coil ami Palm Leaf lint Sorr,
No. 10 Sui t,, i ra Sthlet, I'll ILADELPHIA ,
l HERE un extensive assortment of (he boi
' articles arc constantly kept on hand, for ala
nt the most reasonable lenns.
May 21), Hll. ly.
HAYS, ELLIOT, LYON & GOSll"
WliolfKtilr Ialt'is,
In porriiin, llri(ih and .American Dry floods.
No. 12 Noiitii Tn i un Sthi.kt, 1'iiu. aih inn .
MlLN l liY Merchants enn be supplied al nil
' times w ith an extensive assortment ofthe abovo
(!nod--,nii the must reasonable and satisfactory terms.
May 20, Hll. ly.
A tl lic I, 'aiiiIiiM'ii V SinilL.
WHOLESALE SHOE, CAP,
Ron net and Palm I.enf lint Warehouse,
No. 107 Mahkkt S Titri.T. ahiiv k 4 ni ScuKtr,
I'lllLADELI'llIA.
tOL'NTRY ierchaiils are reiectfully requested
- In call nnd examine Ihrir extensive Hssortment,
which they will -ell on the moist reasonable lenns.
May 2!-. Hll. lv.
SPANISH IlIDES
TANNERS' OIL AND LEATIIfcK.
). K 1 II Jv PATRICK vv .SUA,
No. 21, A'mA Third street,
(lIKTWKKV MAIIK1.T AVPCIITSMT STII El.TS,)
I'lllLADELI'llIA.
I f'AYE for sale n large and excellent assortment
- of juniish llidis, Patiin hi s, 'I'nnmrs' Oil,
V'-.. al the lowest lnaikcl prices, cither lor cash, il;
exebange for Leather, or upon credit.
Consignments id' Leather received for sale, oi
purchased nt the highest market prices,
(j V Leather stmcd tree ofchaiye.
April 17, HI I. lv. .
TO COUNTRY IVJERCIIANTs!
'PHE Snbscrilcr, Agent of Lvoii cV 1 1 an is. Hat
- M.iih.I icturcrs, tor New York, I'hiladi Iphia,
Baltiiiioie and other large rit it s, w ! use lints me
highly cniiimeniled I r zwd iv : ut.d dm ni ili!; ,
has mi baud a firs! rate assortment of HATS and
( "A I'S, suit ibe fur Sprint; s- do-, which w ill be sold
vi iv l.iW.lor cash or approved eridi', nt the imtid
::i si r, , No. 40, North Th.rd slreit, opposiu
the City Hotel, I'hil.. b-lphia.
OI.IY ER N. T1IAC11EE, Arn:.
N. 15. Orders fur Hats in the i otili. pioinpl!.
aiteiided lo. The highest price in eash ur tiad
given for I'm kini.
Philadelphia, April 10. LSI I. ly
ATTENTION 31KUCT1AMT.S, Ic:
e. p. 8c cs. k. rnici:,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORW'ADING ,
I'llOlllCK I OVI.MISsKIN M l.Hl 1IATS,
Ao. 2'Ji, Mai ht -tiett, tire, li.n ubove ikventh,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER for sale, ut the lowest maikct prices, a
genei d as. on incut of 'lens, (,'ojfi es. Sugars,
.Viims-., t';,(., Liijunri, Sjiices, Tobacco, Ac.
CotN i iiT I'lioin i i: ricei-.ed and sold on commis
sion. Merchants, Hotel ku pcis, and others, w iil
find it to their ink, image to call nnd examine our
iloik, before purchi-ing ilsewhi-re. Merchants'
wi-hirg their goods e. Ilictediii ll.i city, by It living
an order, will have them pminplly forwarded, by
the most expeditious Inn -.
IHWIV V. mil K, JOHN tl. Flik'K.
Feb. 0. Hll. ly.
m JTm m. (rf ta M b W . k. -
WHOLES .E AND RETAIL BOoKsEL-
l.FRs ANI sTA'l'loNERs,
u. l'J;' Clicsntit Slic-cl, Li-low llii,
I'liikuldj.liia.'
WtjT EFF constanllv on b ind a geneiiil a.'soil-
Tiit-in oi liooi. - ;iini iKihiiri i ; compiisin
Thenl."'iil Law
Medici, Cla-sieal. Mi-ct I! u i'.
'ks. Day lb" ks. nil si'' s, ,t (U
;, ;u,d School H
gers, do., FiiiiiiIv Lil le.-, Rocket II. hies, Willing
l'iis is, Wra ping l'apeis, A:c. Vc, which tht v of.
Icr ill ll.e I At'st piices to Coi.-iitrv Merchant's l'rc
lessioiial Gtiilleuu n, Ti acbei -, and all elhers lhaf
may favor ibeui with d en custom.
I'liiladf Iphia. Nov iiihct i. Hill. ly.
" " "'i t ) "
'LL ter-:. L LHj JLJ ZJ.
T f j'"-n n--i
siitri.hi:i: .MKAsrur. system.
fJMIE Subs -ubi-r has bet n appointed Agent l.r
the above y stem, for Norlliuinbei I and County,
whuli he nllirs lor tale to Tailors, who inav dr
siie to posses the I eit and Ulest improvement in
ihe ml of cutting; carmenls. The following two
ccri, funics an' from a imntnittic nt' MiTehaiil T.ii
lots in Fans, who hue examined the System, ait J
highly uppiove i-l ihe tame.
I'm is, Feb. iih, 1 84 U.
e, the undersigned, me itibt is of tin- ciuniliiiK it
appointed by ihe in, inli.-rs composing iha " I'bil.in
lluopl le Society" nl Mi lehant Tailors of I'aiit. cer .
Illy lhat ihe Sy sli m el ciitiing, taught bv Tfoi'tx
Ohvir of New Yoik, I inted States, has been sub
unit! d loom etauiiiiatioii, which system we lemni
! meni
the best lhat his been sllluil!'! il to in, in
lauh ol whnh we have uiven lion ibis i t riit'u ale.
I M. I K ICE. i'le-ident.
I M. LAI 1 11 E, l'.ei !.n-.
I Mil-join a ceitifn ale lioin Mr. Cutler uf I'mr,
lorincriy ol l!o-l "ii, w I. i-o n piit iln n is well e-ta-'
bli-bi d boih III Euiope nnd in Amern-1 .-
Mr. Oliver, Dear .-Mr. i ho u i minuend -it-oii on
' have ol t iuiciI fuuu the s,,i iclv ol Masiei 'J'.til. i, i..
In. in the l,i:,lie-t ill tin- i ill, nnd 1 fully tigric m
the opinion, ibul your sy I. ni is ihe lc:t thnt l.aj
evei li eu pubh.-hid. Your- ludv,
1. CUTTER.
The -ub-enber continues th, bu-imsi, T.l
LOR I Nl at his old .-land, ailjuning Rhawu'o kloit .
ill Sunbury, when) he will accommodate ail who
may call upon li i lit in bis ime ol I u -u.-r- .
lie will icgid.iily ictciie ihe Fashions limn Mr.
Olivir ol New Ynik, as soon as issued, 'iii'
Spiing Fashions have been rticiied, and are imw
for sile. 1I.LI AM IU Rs F.
Siinbtiiy, Apld 10, HI I. ly
V Ii v :i 'J' i ii - ti a it.
m W A.M FAl I I RLlI, and sold I y Ihesiiba ii-
IV S bi r iii Siilibiuy, id the best Tin. nnd ilm
oik wairaiilcd, which henllci. lor sale ul rblcnl
c isti prices, now as low at it lad astorineily sold by
ivholi sale.--Good Wall iiiij; I'd-, lorioerly sold t
i , now al 'i o cents ; l.aige Bin Kels, Im mi'ily noi l
al V.'i mid 02, now si 02 nod .ri0 ; Gallon Coll', u
Fills, foiiucilv sold at .r'n and thiee qusi I nt ,'.0. in'
al K and 3 cniU, and oihei ailicles ol 'Fu-V
i aio
in piopoiiiou. Move pipe and tlovts f''.a,u all j
..d cheap lor cash, iVc.
N. II. All peisons md. l ied In lbe tuHv.ll'i,
'' W'-h '" '. ' "J riqlltViltd lo ,a J
u.d make ..lilacli wiilioiil tie In t, ciihir wilfi
i-,i..b ol by R'l log I tl, i InUrf,
nllbU'i. , !,1, J M ; l:U