son: LIST
1
1I!XVI.VMA.
Tt f dlowlng lit hnw tlir curr. til value of nil
Pennsylvania Bunk Notm. 'I'lie iii'"t implicit re
li .nre may t placed iioii it, a- il i-every torrk
latifully comparcj with ai il eoiree cJ bom Bi k
Mil's Krpnrier.
Banki In riillartt Iplila.
.... . DlSC. I
t'niLAti.
par
. par
failed
par
par
par
33 a 40
. p;ir
par
. par
por
; par
par
. par
par
NOTES A T P A It.
Hank of Nor 1 1) Atneiica
Bank (if dm Northern Liberties .
Bank ill Peutiavlvaiiiu
Batik ul' Venn Township ,
Commercial Bank of Pcnn'a. .
I'ariierV giul Mechanics' Dank
Hirurd Bank . .
Kensington Dunk ,
Muiiii'nctiircrs' & Mechanics' Bunk
Mechanics' Bank . .
Mnvnmensirig Bank .
Philadelphia Hunk
Sihuvlkill Bank
Soiiibwark Bank
W'riitem Hank .
Country I tun Km.
Mank of Pittsburg
Bank of Chester County
Hunk of Delaware County
Bank of (frmaiitowti
Hank of Lvwistnwn
Bank i f Middlctnwn
Bank of M onlOiiu ry On.
ll.ittk nf Northumberland
links County Hunk
Columbia Bank & Bridge co.
Carlisle Uank
Doylrslown Uank
Knsion Hank
Exchange Hunk
l)i Jo branch of
Fa run us Hunk of Duck CO
I'uriinTM Hnnk of Lancaster
Fanners' llnnk of Reading
Harrishurg Hank
Lancaster Hunk
l.elinniin Dunk
Menhanta' & Mutiuf. Hunk
Miner' Hunk of Poltsvillu
Pittsburg par
Westcheater pur
Chester par
Germuntown par
Lewistown
MitUllctown par
Noiristown pnr
Northumberland par
Heading
Columliia 10
Carlisle 10
Doylcstown par
Baston par
I'ittnliurar par
Hnllidaysburg 2$
Bristol ur
1 Lancaster 5
Reading par
Harrisburg 10
Lancaster pur
Lebanon par
Pittabu'g par
Potlsville par
Alleulown 10
Towanda failed
Williamaport 65 to GO
Wilkesbarto
Ilurrioburg" These
Lancaster I ollicrg
Heading f do not
Easlon J issue n.
Northampton U ink
'1 owamlu Hunk
ik
Weal Bianch H .nk
Wyoming Hunk
( Hrice of Hunk of Prim's
Office do do
Office da do
Office di) da
NOT11S AT
DISCOUNT.
Hank of the Initrd States
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Erie
New Dr'n-htoii
do
do
Olnmbersburg
G. ttyshurg
Montrose
Erie
Way ncsburg
Washington
Honesdale
Brownsville
Voik
CO
Office of Hank of U. S.
Do da do
Do Jvl do
Kensington Suv. Ins. A
Pcnn Township Sav. Ins.
Hank of Chaintierfliurg
II:. iik of Gettysburg
U.iiik of Susquehanna Co,
Erie Uank
Puimcr & Drovers' Bank
Fiuiikliu Hank
Honesdale li.nk
MnliiHU'lllrU Uui.k uf 0.
Voik Hank
10
1
N. H. The not a nf those bank on which we
omit quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, wiih the
i i. option ut those which have letter oft. lercnce.
Ii It O KEN HANK 8.
Philadelphia Sav. In. Philadi I, hia
Philadelphia Loan Cii. do
Schuylkill Sav. Ins. do
Manual Labor Buiik (T. V Dyott, prop.)
failrtl
failed
f.iled
failed
no sale
closed
cloetl
failed
thiaed
no raki
failed
failed
failed
no bale
Aiicgnany Uank ot 1'u.
Hunk of ileaver
il.mk of Swatara
llank nf Wubbiugton
CVulte Bank
City Bank
Farmers' & Mech'es' Bank
Farmers' & Mech'es' Hunk
Fanners' $ Mech'es' Hunk
Harmony Institute
Huntingdon Dank
Juniata Bant
Luiiiherinen'a Bank
Noithem Hank of 1'n.
New Hope Dei. Bridge Co.
Nerthumb'd Ueon CoL U4t.
Nurlh Western Uank of Pa.
Office of Schuylkill Hunk
Pa. Aftr.fe Manuf. Hank
Silver Lake Hank
Union Uank of IVfin'a.
WcatinorelauiJ llank
Wilkcfclmire Bridge Co.
Uedfoid
Heuver
llarrisbnru
Wa.sliington
IM.foi.lo
Pittsburg
J'ltlaburg
Fayette en.
( Jrecncust
llartnony
Huntingdon no sale
iiewistown no sale
Wurten
Dundair
New Hope
Millun
Meadvilln
Port Cuihoii
1'arlUlu
Moult nee
1'iiiontotan
tJri'einOnjijf
llki sli.ine
faded
no sake
clia-cd
llO Mtk1
rlnaid
tailed
lall.d
tlosed
(uM
t loved
no aule
dj" All notes puipoitiiiK to he on any Pnnyl
vauia Uank nut given iu the above list, may be set
down as fraud.
m:v ji:ii.sr.Y.
HiiiikofNew Hrunanick
Helvideie Hank
Burlington Co. Hank
Ci'iniiieicial Bank
Coiulierlund Hank
Farmers' Hunk
Urunswick
Helvidvr
Xledt'oni
Perth Ainhny
toidgelnn
fuiled
1"
l'in
par
par
Mount Holly
Fatnnrs' and Meelranics Bk ttahwav
Pi
1'arujecs' avid All rhunrrs' Bk A Uionswitk aitel
l'arinera' und Met Inriiiev I3k MrAdJetown t't. ltii
I'rankriu uank of N, f, 5ersey Crty
ilolioken Ukg t. racing la Hobuken
fulled
tailed
fuiled
felled
iar
failed
Upm
par
1o kale
Jersey City H ink Jersey Cily
.t. chanus U ink Patleison
Mainilacltin' Hank HellevilK)
Morris Compnny BatiV. Morri.tnwn
Monniouth Hk ol N.J. l-'m'hold
MeuhaniiV Uank Newaik
Xlrchauics' unit Manuf. Ilk Trenton
Munis Canal und Ukg Co Jersey City
PoU Notes
Newark Bkg A Ina ti Neviafli
New HnpcJVI liihlcel'o Lanrfa'ttsvillu
N. J. Manulur. n i ut Ukg Co Hoboken
N J I'uiii ci.ui A Lmiiburd bk Jersey Cily
Orange U ml. Orange
PuleTsuii Uaibk I'ufsor
Vpm
S
failed
faded
1 piu
failed
ttHn
par
jiar
Peoplea' Bank 4
Princeton Bail Princeton
Sulem Uankiii; t 'u (Sulciu
State Uank ISewtirk
State Uank r.liirfliefhtotui
Stale Dank t-'jimlen
State Bank l Mu u. Moui.-.ioun
Slate llank X i. niou
Salem and Philad Manuf Co Salem
Susst'i Bunk Ncwloti
'J'rentoti Urn Ling f-'u Tieiilim
1'iiion Bank hmrr
W ashington Un king Co. Ilavkenssck
IU.1. irt 4IIU
pnr
Spin
par
Spin
failed
failed
1 4 pm
Spm
1 pin
UikU
UkofM'il.nA Hraudy wim. Wi mingtoN
par
par
pur
ar
par
pur
,par
pat
par
i
Bank ul U iiemt
Wilmiiigton
Uank of Siiiv mt
Smyina
Millotd
lkiver
Wilmiiigton
Georgetown
Newcastle
Wilmington
Do liianch
Fanner.' Bl. of Mate of Del
Do branch
Do branch
Do bianch
I'nion H ink'
(TV I'ndir 6'
OCj' On all banks marked thus () thcie are ei
tber rounterfett or ultrrvd uol of the various de
OOminationSj in circulatieu.
11 A K
, v
CITV AUCTION
AND COMMISSION STORE.
Xumbcr 29 Xurth Third Street, Philadelphia
V
JL'BUC SALES of Dry (Jooda, Hardware
and Cutlery, Books, Stationary, Clothing,
loot. 8hKe and Hals, and In short almost every
description of goods, are held at thia establishment
every evening Ootids are alo i.ilil at piivaie aale
during the day at the average auction price. 8tore
keepers anJ tradeis will find it to their advantage
by attending the talc.
C.U. MAC1CEY, Auctioneer.
Philadelphia. Novemli. t 13, 1841, I y.
& BROTHER, "
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOl'KSEL
LEKS AND STATION RHS
o. 122 Chesnut Street, below 4t!i,
Philadelphia.
T"EEP cnnmantly on hand a generul nrsnrl-
mrnt of Books and Stationary i compriairm
i beoliigiral, Law, Medienl, (ImksichI, Miseellane
oua and School Hooka, Day Burks, all a nn, l.eih
pirj, do., Family Bible.-, Poekrt B.b'rs, Wiiltiu
Pniera, Wrapping Papers, Ac, Ac, which they el
fer at the lowcKt pilces to Country Merchant's Pre
lessional G ntlcmeti, Teachers, and all others tint
rmv favor them with their custom.
Philndelphia, Nov 'tnber 1:1, 1811. ly.
TllKOPIIATS(':iti:i'.
Maiiufncttirer and ltituiiicr of Sad
dlery, Hardware, kc.
i'o. 5 (kiuth Third ttreet , fitter doors below Market
I'liiladeljihiu.
KEEP constantly on hund a large and ireneral
assortment (.'ouch Lamp?, Carringp Bands,
AxluArmn, Eliptic Springs, Patent Leather. Ac.
Country Merchants and saddlera will be supplied at
all times mi the most leasonahle ti mis. 'J bey will
find it to their ndvantage to call and examine hie
assortment before purchaxing elsewhere.
Philadelphia, N.nemher 13, 1841. ly.
TO COUNTRY rvJERCIIANTS.
PHB Subscrilw;r, Agent of I yon & Harris, Hal
Manufuclurers, for N w York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other large cities, ob'j Hats are
highly commended (or ;iirf cd-ii and dur'iliify,
has oi hand a (ir-t rule nssot tiii-M.t ot HATS and
CAPS, suitable fur Sprinp a iles, wh ch will 1 e sold
very low, foi rush or appi ved cre(h(, at the mtiti
cheap stare. No. 40, Nortu Third atrc'l, oppjsi'e
the City Hotel, Philadelphia.
OLIVER N. I'rlACHEn. Afent.
N. I). Orders lor Hats i I the tmvh, prompll)
attended to. The highest rice in fush or trale
given for Fur tkin.t.
Philadelphi.i, Novimher 13, 1811 - Jy
J JH .B'Vmaim
OF EVEKV DESCKIPTBIN.
NEW i:X(.3LAM)01L COMPANY.
No. ;.'!) Nortli Water Street, Pliila.
ANUFACTl'lvEKS and dealers in Oils of
every deKC.ription both for burning and
maiiulacluring purposes, which will he sold much
lower than they call t procured elsewhere, and
warranted in .(ualrty "to eu-al any in the city. Any
oil sold by the company not proving as lepresented,
may be returned without any expense to the pur.
chaser, and the money will lc if funded.
Their stock now in store consists of the follow ing
oils, viz:
30,000 gallons Winter Bleached Spcinfl
Oil,
G000
do do 'ColoileFS Oil,
do Fail and Spring Sperm Oil,
do Winter Sea Elephant,
do do Pri'ised Whulo Oil,
do Summer do do do
do Common Whale Oil,
15,000
10,000
20,000
G000
15,000
S00 Barrels supeiiol Slrnitj Oil,
:Si:( do Cod Bunk Oil,
SO do Neais Foot O.I,
' Casks Olive Oil,
Tanner' Oils.
lX-Thia Company has a n'uniVr of V vase In i n
gaged in the Coil Fishery, and Tanwrs may rely
ujion polling at all times Oil as pure as imported.
Phltlphia, Nov. 13. 1 Si 1 . ly.
G. V". &, L.S. T.?LC?7.
kFFEK FOIt SALE, at the South EaM Cor-
J ner of Fifth und Murhct Kit ti ls, thiludil
phin Mens' Calf-skin B.ots, stitched wareanted,
do vto k p'gel do
do Jo dii water proof, douLle soles
ami doiiliU? uppers,
do 'alf-t.iu do io
and vips"rH.
do Heavy Water Leather Hoots,
do do Neats do do.
do lliKh uuarU'r Slurs, Clf--tfin.
do do do TCroclierB do
do Fine Monroes warranted
do nailed
do Kip do
do CJf do
do Uoarso do
do do ShiH'a
do
v'o
do
do
do
do
do
do
Fine
Kip
do
do Culf and Nal SVin Puni.
do List Socks with and wnbout soles,
do Carpet do do do
do Patent Warranted Water-proof Moccasins.
Lailati' K do do do
l,ilufi' tiHiiieil tmUa UubU'r shtaa.
t MlttKiiM'iiat' do ivr s4vcs.
W ith vty (hef Vc.tHiim 4 txota atidlKes.
Fvir o eviry de(Tiion.
'J'ravell.ng Trunks of evTy vtoscc qitiotv.
Veneiiaii Travelling Haps.
Pulent (iiiiu Elastic Shoe Uhickinc.
lloiHK is of all kuxU, 1'alm Isl JL!a.
I1irliiliia. Nnfinber 3. 1H41. ly.
J. G. lvtED.P.A,
Wholesale Variety a rrd Trinminir; Store
An. 44. A'rrr-A I'aurth nrnr Arehttn Fhitadilphiu.
UTUKUVi tJountry M-cnhtmts and others can be
ked, at ill aimer', wiih a 4uige assorttnuil
of llosh rv, IJIovi s, Mvtmio. 4'oltmi, and Woolen
Stints and Diavvef, Spool Cotton, Patent Thwad,
Cotton Minis, Buttons, 'lapis. Bindings, Hook
and Eyes, Pins, iVc. And a t'eacral vanty of u-e-ful
articles, w&ich lie iirs for sale at the lowest
prices.
Phibidelhiii, Noveudiel t1841. ly.
wiioleSjTvli: uoistny, olovx &
i; uu l u i n t stohk,
Ku. 31 Km 'h Fourth rt under Mrn-hants' tut' l,
PHILADELPHIA.
T ! EHE 4nntry Meri'hants ran 1 supplied
tuitti an extensive tanety ot choice aiuclc
in bi line, upon the moat icasonable liriiifc.
"N. v. t, h I w 1 1 1 y
BIcCAZ.Ii A '"Sc IIEI113E,
M, Xoi III S oiitl hli t-t t,
(lHUMH OF COOMB' it LIT.)
Where they ronstantly keep nn 'hand a gener il
ansorunent of
CLOTITS, C VESTmGS,
Hd a Xrcot rurifty of art ir Us if a tuprrtur
iHial.ty, which they offer to dispose of
upon the most reasonable terms.
CirH'NTKY MEUCHANTS and other will
find it Ii tbi ii advantage to cult and examine
tbirtrk before pnn'heiue elsewhere.
Philad.lphu. Nov. f; 184l.Jly
FET3CB. COITOVEH.
Wholesale and Retail Shoe, Bonnet,
find Palm Leaf Hat Warehouse.
Ko. C6 AorA 2rf tfrfe, a few dvnrs abtn e .Irch,
Philadelphia.
ALSO Trunk, Caipet Hag and V alices, of ev.
try diVkiipiiun, all of which he offers for
sale on the moat reasonable terms.
l'hilailel.hiii, November 13, 1841. ly.
" " J. W. N W A I N ,
Umbrella find Parasol Manufacturer.
Ko. 37 A'nriM Thittt ilrret, two dimrs Uiw the
Cits IMtl. Philadelphia.
COUNT UN Meiehanta and other are solicited
to f xamiti" hi osioiti.ient btfore purchasing
elsewhere
Phila 'ciphia, N.nrmUr 11. 1841. ly.
No. 13S Maik"t Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention of Countiy Merellanl
to their extensive a.-sor. merit ol Uriliih French
and American Dry (ioihIh w hich they ofli r lor ule
on the nint reasondie ti rms.
Philadelphia. Nnvember 1:1. 1841. I v.
II'
ESI ECTFt 'LLV iof. rms her fiiei ds ami the
pul lie ccnetnOy, that h rontinuva to ke p
tliul well known I avern Stand in Maikit strict,
Suubury, sign of the
foimeily kept by John Bolton, her husband; and
by endeavoiii g to etnluct the establishment in a
manner to give satisfaction to all, hopes to nnril a
liberal shate of pubhe patronage.
Sur.hury, OctnU r Oih, 184 I.
1 F.Sl'EC I Ft 'l.LV inform the eiti.ns orSen-
bury and vicinity, ihat Ihev have tk It the
Shop Inn ly eceupied by Wm. Durst, wheru they
will cairy on the
TAIXiOIUNO BUSINESS,
in all its vaiintia br in Ins. By si net ninntion and
icasoijuble elnnges, tin y expect to ineiit a abate of
public putmnace.
Sunbury. Sept. 4 ill, 18 11.
LIST OF BOOKS,
&'( it u a l a. u v '
Foil M1. K HI
JL SSU S33 SJ 112 .
ANTIION'S Cl.issicid Ilieiionary; Lrmprirr's
do.; Ainsvvoith's do ; Cobb's do.; Enghsli and
Oeiiiian do.; Anthon's Cn snr; Anihon's tirnn'mei;
Atitlu n's t'lceio; Muii's I a'io lieudei; O:illy'sdo ;
Andiow's Latin Lesson-; D nmRiri's I.exioi;
I'isk'H (ire. k Everelses; Davies's I.ecenilei; tiraoeii
Miijota; Adams' I'onihii Anliipiitiei-; Pinnm k's
( iojilsinitli's Ei. gland; do. Creed; I .jell's Eli incuts
of (iiiilogy; Mis. Lincoln's Hoinuv; Ehtnenls of
Botany; Bridge's Ali'il rn: Porter's lhetorieal lira
tiers; Emiraon's l,iv!ra by and Hitory; Olney's
do; 1'urli v's do ; Smith's (irammer: Kirkhiim's do.:
Kay's lieaihrs; (.'obi's do.; Colib's Arilhmetiek;
Pike's do.; Emerson's do.; Cobb's Spelling Books;
Town' do.; Cobb's Table Bonks; Evangelical Fa
mily Library; Cottage Bible; Family do; Collater
al do.; Small Uibk-a and Testumetil-; Patkei's Ex
ercises on Composition; Fruit of ihe Spirit; Baxter's
S . hit's Kent; American lievolution; Manvotl'a Novell-;
Mr. Phelps on Cliennsliv; Iliad; Catechism
nf American Laws; Leitirson Natural .Maeie; ('be
mistry for Beginner-; English Exercises adapted to
Muiray's (irammer; Seiiit l to Comb v's Spelling
Uiaik; Ann rican Clasa Hook; Duboll's Schoolmas
ters Assistant; A ureal vuriety of Blank Books, Air.
August S8, 14I.
M ADEll.'A-TNE."Fiist uaTiiyMaiheTa
Wine, for s?li low by
Sept. 1, IP4I. II. II. MASTER,
FOUUTH PKOHF Bit AN DV. A ginuin.
article alwuvs oti hund and lor sale by
Sept. I, IMI. II. H. MASSE I J.
HOLLAND (HN, Of the best uuulity always
on hand and for sale l y
Sept. I, 1811. If. B. MASSE!!.
LOA F AND l.L.MP M GAIt. Alwav on
hand ami for sale by
s,,. 1, lh4l. II. B. MASSEK.
NEW OKI.EA.NS Sl'OAH HOI SE MO
L.SSi;S. Ol tlicUtit quality ulwayo on hand
ai d for sale by
Sept. 1,J4I. IL U. MASSEK,
DliOW.N SKiAl!. Of a go.nl quality. fvr sale
low by tSp. I, 1841. II. H. M AS.-F.IL
(ib'EE.N AND BLACK TEAS.-Ot ihe best
uunlilv ulwavstiu hand und lor sale by
S. 't. I. 1811. H. H. MASSF.R.
COFFI I'.. Java, lito ami l.at;uira Colli e, con
stantly on h ind aiaJ for sale by
Sept. i, 1S4L ii. U.MASS:.
SPLli.M OIL. Win !il SiKiinur strained
Spi im Oil, of the Usl quality, ulivuys on liauJ aiaJ
fiar side t'V
Sept I, 18t. H. H, MASsnt-
S 1 El'.l,. (.'ast and DtiMtet Sei4. for sale by
K,1rt. t, 141. n it. msj-:k.
HUSH SALMON. Ol iIks Uwt juulny. con
stantly oti huixl and ir wile 4v
te.pl. I, 84. II. B. MASSER.
I.KjCOb'S, Ol all km. U and ol lle 4a.l quali
ties, ulwa)s on hiHid and for sak' (y
tH-pl. i, 11. II. MASSE1T.
sPlilMi tS TEKL. Ol' vaiious sizes for Eliptic
Si ing... iiir s.is by
sett. 4,W4I. II. II. MASSEU.
I.AIMJK gUAIMO JIBi.ES. V'or ale at
vify KHltid price by
Sc.l i, 184 1. H. H. MASi:iL
BLANK BOUKS. A)( M knnls, for sale by
S.i.t. 1, 1841. II. It. MASSE IL
BLANK DEEJ.S. lljmki, Mmtgages, Ac. for
sale by f-JH. t. 184L. II. 11. MAnsJvK,
JUSTICES' BLANKS. for sale by
Sept. 1, J Hi I. II. B. MArit.
Cd.OTHS, JJloe, Blaok. Invisiblu Ureen, Ac,
Cor clchy
Sept. 'i", .1811. U. B. MSsEK.
CAsIMElf ES AND SA'i "J IN ETTS. For
sale vry low ny
Sept. I, 1811. TI. B. MShER.
OAK I'ETINO.
Sepl. 1, 1841.
-For sale chcuji by
H. B. MASSER.
BLAN'in'.'J'S For sale cheap by
Kepi. I. lt41. H. U. MASSE R.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS. J-'or atle by
1, 1LJLL MASSEK.
COTTON YARN AND (JOTTOK LAPS
'Fer sale'hy
Sept. 1,1841. H.'B- MAfSER.
HEMP AND COTTON TWINE. For ule
by -S pt . : 1 , 1 84 1 . II. B. M A SSE It .
TOWINO LINES, CORDS AND ROPES.
For aale by
Sept. l,''BU. II. U. MASSER.
AN unparelleled remedy for common Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs,
leading to consumption; composed of the concen
trated virtue nf Hon hound, Bonset, Blood Root,
Liverwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by J. M. Wi jsai.0 w, Rochester, New
Yotk.
The innocence and universally admitted pectoral
viiluea of the Heibs from which the IUilain if
Horehvund is toiadc, are too generally known to re
quire recornineru aiioii ; it is iheiefure only necessa
ry to ohi-crve that thia Medicine contains the whole
of their Midicintil propcities, highly concentrated,
at il so happily combined with several other vege
table substances, as to render it the most speedy,
mild and certain rrmrdy, now in use, f r the cum
plaints above mentioned.
The Balsam remove all imflatnmntion and sore-
nesi of the Lungs, loosens tough visid phlegm, en
ubling the patient to expectotale wnh ease and free
dom, assuegea cough, relieves athmatic and diffi
cult respiration, heals the injured parts, opens the
potes, and compose the distuibcd nerves, mid gives
stnnijih lo the ttmlct lungs, and thus produie a
speedy and lasting cute.
IUIM1 IT! 111. ISTHK H tSl.ST I'MIMK is Miv.
W'c are not among that class of Editors w ho f r a
few dollars will, (at ihe rxensu uf troth and ho
nesty) "ciack up" an article, and bring it into rapid
ale; neither nie we willirg to itmiaiu silent, afti r
bavii.g tested the utility of an im rovemenl or dir
coveiy in science or ail. Our readers will recollect
we told them we were unwi II wiih a sore throat and
violent Cold some few wcks ago. Well, we pur
chased two bottles of WINSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOlvEIIOL'ND, and so sudden was the cure,
that wc forgot we ever had cold. Those who
are afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation.
Lewitlu'i 7'rrfrraph. For side by
HEN BY VOXTHEIMEI,', Sunbury,
JACOB BRIlHIT, Korlhumberland.
Also, ly Druggists gener.lly throughout the
country. (jjr Piice, bO cents a-r bolile.
August 14th. 1841. ly.
j . s i ii i: l j i: s ,
1) ECjL'ESTS the attention of his country friends
k- who are in want, to bis verv large stock of
Curpelings, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Bugs, Bindings,
Sluir Rods, Ac, Ac, that he has just opem d, at
his warehouses, No. 18 North 2d stieet, and No. 2
Church Alley, next door to Chiist Church, Phila
,'c'phia. Julv31, 1841. ly.
J CHITS H C JIMIITGS.
WHOLISALE f HOE, EONTJET,
Cap am! Putin Leu f Hat Srf.
No. It) Soi rii 4 i ii Stio kt, I'HILADELPHIA.
AA'HKUE an e.tloiisive autortment of lie above
urlii es are c n Ltantly kept on huliJ, liar sa li
nt the most reasonublo ti inn..
Mav 2!. tS-1 1. ly.
SPANISH HIDES,
TANNERS' OIL AND LEATHER.
I). K I li K P A T It 1CK Ai SO N,
Ko. 21. Karth Third st net,
(itrwicx m a it a kt amii ciiraiuT arnriTs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE for ale a large and exetllent. a'torlrnenl
o(&patiiih llidts, Patna Kip, Tunntrt Oil, j
$r., at the lowest maiket price, eitl.r r for cash, ik j
exchange for Leather, or Umn credit. j
Consignments of Leather received for ile, ol
purchased at the highest maiki I prices.
dJ' Le.atlu'r slon-d fnc of chaigt'.
April 17. 1841. ly. ,
LiLiL-iS T 'a r .-tn 3
THIS MACHINE AGAINST Till:
WUlU.l).
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
DAVENPORT'.S Improved Patent Threshing
Machine and Horse Power, which llireshes
and cleans at the same time an invention for
which Farmers have long looked in vain, and which
lendei the above machine perfect and past further
improvement. Those who hnve lavn waiting for
something bitter than heretofoie olli red for sale,
will find tin to he tlw art ale. Come bee it and
fudge (or youievei.
The subscriber have purctiMul lln- rigtit of the
dhov Machine and Horse Power, lor die coon
ties of NoillHlMBtLA mu, Lvvonixi, Clikton,
uihI Union and also, the privileges of vending
tlu-411 in any other places lor which ihe right has
not tiecti lucviously sold.
The advantages which ihU Macl.me has over
all others invented are many and obvious. One
boy and three men can lo all ilsf! threshing Juid
cleotiuig ol 160 IiusIk U sf wticat in ia-Jay und
this lisasHy lake seti tiainks one day mhI liuee
Um4M'(I. J'oriiekJ threshing k tukes tli lead uf
any llnng ui iiw world no grain w scattered or
hwU
Stnh is the superior Ky of tlte Horse Power,
thut I hn iiorse can tbiesh as much wkh it
four can rrtiisriy other.
1'he Machiueat mmI Horse Power will 1 sold
topel her or cptrule, to suit piitciiasers, Manle and
sulJ in Milloti.iiy die bUlnr''rs.
WM. WELCH,
WM.H. POMP,
11ENKY FRICK.
Mikon, Aa-il 1,1S41.
Jt JV O.V.tl E.YIM Ti .".
THRESH IN(J & WINNOWING MACHINE.
Ilaing iiud nise,orK) iif Dawenporf i'alnnl
Threshing ami Wtnnowing Msehines, and being
rcpeaicdlyoilk'd upon for our opmton in regiti to
1I11 ir value, durability and ilvantajje, we snake,
frecito state, that l-'iey exceed to our (anion, any
Thiesliiiig Machine w wcr liefoie witnessed in
ue. 'I'Uw will thresh and clean, fit for witrbet
hushels of heul per day, and thia wtith the
aid of three hands beiihs the dirver. The iwiw
is paseel nfl' fiorn the grain on an incline plane, ex
tending about 12 feel from Ihe Machine. Scarce-
ly a era in is lost. hat la ut same importance
and greatly ao, is the fact that no dust jia from
the Machine lo the man who feeds il. The Horse
power secnm lo le perleoion itself three horses
muy woik it wilti-ease anil tueii lasiesl gati neeti
only be 4he ordinaiy lough gait. We must !
clkttei fully n couiineiid the Machine lo Farmers
they are niuiuifacluit.d 111 Wilton l-y Mcssis. t elcU
I'mnii andFihA. I'ttU.ir ltll.ue.KJ.
JOHN U HELLER
Chilisqnai;vie tjip.. Noith'd eo, Maich 20, 1841.
A K J ,s
UNITED KTA'l'ES COMMERCIAL AND
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umeitts.'facta and othrr useful iiss imation, iHutra
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manufactures, agiiculture, iiitirml improvements,
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ted by "Samuel II staid.
Publi-hrd every Wrtlurnlay, at 79 Dock eleel.
The price to suhreribeia is 5 per aimiiiu, payable
on the lira! of January of each year. No subscrip
tion received for less ttwii a year. Kukscriber out
of the principal ci lie to jay 111 advance.
IIVIFORTANT
TO
rilHE Undersigned lake pleasure in submitting
JL lo the public the following Recommendation
of Pratt's Cast Iron Smut Mill and Grain Huller lo
all dealers in Grain and manufactory of Flour, be
lieving It to be superior to any thing of the kind
ever off ted lo the public All order addreescd to
Col. J. M-Fadden, Lewiaburg, Union county Penn
sylvania. EUENEEZER SQUIRE,
JACKSON M FADDIN.
CKHTIHfAfTESt
Muatz's Mill, Centre Co., March 30, 1841.
J. M'Faiiiiik Sirs I cheerfully testify to the
gooilne-a and d, liability of Prall'a Cast Iron Smut
Mill aid Grain Huller, as being a far auperior arti
cle for the cleaning of smut and all other 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 Ihe best apparatus for
manufacturing that could bp got, and do say that the
nl ovc muchiue is the hist apparatus I U'lieve now
in use. Jon MoAtit.
lilotimshurg. Dec. 20, 1840,
Col. J. M-Faiiiiis Sin: In reply lo your luvor,
received a few days since, I have only to say, that the
fact nf my having introduced into each of the four
mills thut I am concerned in, one of Pratt's Cust
Iron Smut Mills, is the best evidence I can give you
ol llieir utility, 1 ours truly, Wx, M'Ktin,
Milt-m, March 17, 1841.
J. M'FAiintst Si a t I do heieby certify without
any he tution, that Pratt' Smut Mill and Grain
Huller is the most perfect machine to cleanse grain
of smut and all other imperfections, that I have ever
seen, and I believe I have seen all the kind that are
now used iu Pennsylvania, and I must say that there
is nothing of the kind ever been invented Ihat will
c me in competition with it. Gko. Eckkht.
Col. J. M Faiidi jt Sin : During the past 21
years I have been constantly engaged in manufac
luring flour, and during the lust 12 years have been
the owner of a grist and flouring mill, and among
ull ihe contrivances to remove impurities from grain
I am decidedly uf the opinion that Pratt's iron ma
chine is superior In any wiih which I am acquaint
ed, having used one in my mill about eighteen
moulliM. Fit U1i.1t hk Haas.
Yorkshire Mills, Dec, 1810.
I want in my flouring mill us good an apparatus
to piepare grain for flouring, as the lie, and I want
no better Ihnn Prall'a Cast Iron Smut Mill. It will
remove smut entirely no mistake.
M. Cl-TAKON.
Sunbury, December 22, 1810.
Cot. J. M-Famum Shi 1 1 have in my mill one
of Pralt's cast und wrought iron spiral tSmul Mills
and Grain llulh r, riiiI am conlideiit that in ir gard
lo simplicity ,,f construction, and durability of male
rial, il is suj-erior to any I am acquainted with.
II in in Mashmi.
Iltar Cup .U7.V, Dec. 22, 1810.
Col.. J. M'Fa nut x Si it : I have iu my flouring
mill one of Pratt s ( 11st lion Spiral Smut Mills,
and I am decidedly of the opinion that il is the ta-st
macbine to prepare grain for (louring that I am ac
quainted with, und as such 1 hot 1 bully recommend it
10 all who ate engaged in the manufacture of flour
Jacoh Li. ik k n hi no
Atirtm.dnirg, March 23, 1841.
Cot. J. M-Fa 11 n 1 s fSi a : I lake pleasure in say
ing thut Piatl's Cast Iron Smut Mill is one of the
best improvements for the cleaning of grain of ull
kinds, that has Vet come uiultr my observation, and
that I believe il far supenor to any thing of the kind
ever invented. You may use my name in any way
you think proper. O. P. Dim an.
Union Mi'J, Jan. 14, 1841.
This is to certify that I have had Prall's Cast and
wrought iron Smut Machine and Gtuin Huller iu
use lor better than 12 months, and find il lo answer
every purpose ihat it was intended tor. Smut can
U- taken out of wlwit I Ulieve eveiy particle of
11 ran he taken out without bieaking the gram ol
the wheut. John I'limi.
Aariiinbwp, March 2:1, 1841.
Cot. M Faumn Kim : I have been engaged in
manufacturing Supcifinc Flour lor many years, und
huve it this tune one ot Pratt's Smut Mills in each
of my mills, ant! I do hen by recommi nd them as the
iimasI taloulaV improvi incut tor dialling wheat ol
smut ami all otlar impurities, that I am acquainted
wiih. Jauf.s Di ncan.
Cot. M Faiiiii.i Sin: I have been engaged in
the manufacturing ol Hour tor 28 years, and most
cbicf liillv iccomiuend the above machine, as leiiig
bv far lln' best apparatus for clausing grain that I
have ever used or seen. I consider it an indi. j ru
sible article for any mill lhatptetends to do any bu
stuecs. John Fisum.
.Iiueiluel Mills, Dec. 24, 140.
Got. J. M-Faiuh.n Sir: Pratt's Cast Iron
Smut Mill was introduced into my mill almut three
years since, and 1 believe il is the best article of thut
kind now in use. Il will not only remove smut
t-nVit-fy, but is a utoet valuable apparatus to clean
wheal and rye of atiy tiiafacler, and prepare it lor
fkiuiuig. Bcnjamin tlooai:.
JjwiiJiurg, Dec. 22, 140.
Cut. J. M'Faiiihn Kih: After caielul and
candid examination and trial of the machine, in re
gard to construction, neatness and despatch in exe
cution, economy in price, and power to set in ope
ration, I jii liuHy couvutctj hivd satisfied, ihni the
naitaine isbove utLudeJ to, is sueoisi W 110 oitc iu
use. J. Mouiuow,
Mithrand Flour Manufacturer.
Cattawiesa, DccmJicr 25, 1940.
Col. J. M'Faiiiiik Sih: Prall'a ('ast and
Wrought Iron Spirul Smut Mill and Grain Huller,
I consider to be the Usl machine to remove miiut
aaid 4itfier MivHiratit to avhicb grain iubjoct, that
I have usod, or with which I Mil acquainted, iu re
gaid lo duraliilily A)f material, simplicity of cuuslruc
taH, ttcaUioas and desjiulcii in executhxii.
JoarU Pito.
TV. 11. The ttiuve macliHMv are manufactured ut
the l.cwisburg Foundry, Union county and ut ihe
Bloomaburg Foundry, Columbia cuuuty, Pa.
Lewisburg, June IK, 1841.
HAYS, ELLIOT, X.YOI4 A. COSIi.
liolekiale Ut'iilein,
7i Foreign, llritish und dmeritan lhry Goads,
No. 12 Notii Tiunji KTn;i.T, I'ntLA nai phi a
COUNTRY Merchants can le supplied at all
J timea w ilL an extensive uasortiM-nt of the above
(oihIs.oii the not reasciiublv and satisfactory teruis.
May 20, JH ly.
SKLliLTINC LOG IlUACii
FOR SAW-MILIJ.
1!t Benjamin IS. Cisiiwa.
rl"' HE 'Subscribers having purchased the right for
- vending and using the above valuable inven
tion, for NoirhumbeiUnd County, offer to dispose
of the swine lo persona who may desire to purchase.
The above invention i now iu operation at the saw
mill of Mr. M'Caily, near Sunbury, w in re it can
be inspected by owners of now mi lis and all othera
interested. " E. GOBIN,
March 27. If. 8AMUKL ajOBLN.
WAIUIATNTBD
Brass Clocks,
For 13 lolIr,
BQ17.1L fur time to iuy uld by Cbek Ptd
Utrs for fii, for aale by
Marb la. .11 U. MASSE R.
Spitting or IIIocmI,
18 another dangerous symptom of "Pulmonary
Affcetion," and difficult to arieat when neglect
ed; it commence with cough, copioua expectora
tion, which conabte of bright frothy matter, or
black, and clotted with blood ; ihcre is mostly some
fever, headache, palpitation of the heart, flushra of
heat, and rednesa nf the checks; difficulty of brea
thing, soreness of the tlitoat.eml saltish taste in the
mouth, &e. "Dn. Duncan' Expectorant Rr
wsnt" will be found to arrest this complaint. One
single buttle, in many rases, will answer, If used at
ihe first attack, hut when neglected, it may require
many more. Those who may be afflicted with
'Spitting of UIoikI," should lose no lime in procu.
ring the above medicine, a this disease mostly
prove serious when not early attended to; Price
$1 per bottle.
Ollice for the alc of this medicine, No. 19 North
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, also for sale at Hid
store of HENRY YOXTHEIMEIt.
March 12, 1842. Agent.
To flic Afllictctf.
f IIHOSE who are suffering from various diseases
I incident lo the human family, would do well to
procure l)r. Uarlieh's Compound Strengthening
unit Uiriiiim Aperient Pills, which are eo pre
eminently reccommended for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints, 1 oiua in Ihe side, bock and breast,
Netvious Afhctions, Head-Ache, and all Ihe dis
ease ol the Stomach and Bowls. Pamphlets may
l obtained gratis, which contain full and explicito
directions for using. The reader is referred lo sev
eral very interesting certificates of cures in this
paper, which may be relied upon, aa they are taken
from lha origiuul. For aale at No. IU, NORTH
EIGHTH ireet, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
March 5, 1812. Agent.
Cure jour Cough before It It too
late.
DR. DUNCAN'S Exi'kctohant RrstEnria
the only medicine that perfi-ct confidence can
tat relied upon for the immidiaie removal of thia
troul lesome Complaint. This medicine always re
lieves a ci uh in a few days, and when the disease
is sealed 1 11 the lungs, it causes it to be discharged
by expectoration, thus restoring sound health to the
happine-s and enjoyment uf those who lonj have
been alllictcd.
For sale nt the Principal Office, 19 North Eighth
street, Philadelphia. Abo at the store of
HENRY YOYTHEIMER,
Feb 20, 1M2. .Igent.
Liter Complaint.
Cured by lr. Iturlirh's Compound Strengthen
ing und Aperient Pills.
R. WILLIAW RICHARDS, Pittfburg.
P.'.. entirely cured of the obove distressing
i!is-a- Hih symptoms were pain and Wright in
the Ii ft side, loai of appetite, vomiting, acrid eruc
tations, a dimension of the stonn ch, sick headache
furiud tongue, countenance changed to a cilron
color, difficulty i lbteathing, disturbed rest, alien
ded with a roush, great debility, with other sym
turns indicating great derangement of the functions
uf the liver. Mr. Richards had the advice ef several
physicians, I ut ieeeied no relief, until using Dr.
HAIM.IL'H'S Medicine, which terminated in ef
fict cute.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 19th North EIGHTH
Street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
Feb. t!, 18 1 2. Agent.
Consumption anil Heath.
ITTill most assured y be the fate of those who
neglect themselves when afflicted wiih the
premonitory svmptoms of consumption, ait a Cold,
Cough, Bronchitis, or Sorenes of the Throat,
Hoarseness, Difficult Expectoration, Asthma, Spit
ling of Blood, &c. Dr. Di ncan's Expectohant
Remiiiv is cipfi-ssly prepated for the removal and
cure of these dangeious and troublo-ome disease
Tin r. fore, you who are lalairing under the influ
ence of these complaint, procuie immediately this
medicine before il be too late, On a Bottle may
be the means of prolonging your life. Always auk
for Dr. Duncan's Expectohant REMEnr.atul see
that you get it, and not be persuaded by some who
sell d A'erenl medicines to take some of their mrdi
cine iu preference. These persons obtain some
cheap thing, and palm it on the public at full price,
Il is therefore imp riant for purchasers to be on
their guard.
Dr. Dcn'An's Eil'MTOBANT REMr.nf is put
up ill lirge s;.e bottles, and etivelojauj in blue pa
per. The outer form contains a fine letl ptat en
graving representing "oe in a BUriu." Price f 1
per bottle.
Principal Office 19 N'orlli Eighth Street, Phili.
dclphia. Also for sale at the Store of
HENRY YOX'l H ELMER,
Feb, 12, 1811. Agnit.
IykIepJ.i of Tfii fear fitantlln.
1AM truly happy to alate to the slllicted commu
nity thut a nicmls r of my family was afflicted
for ten or twelve yeors with the above disttcssing
disiae. 'The symptom were great oppression al
ter eating, acidity at the stomach, a aevere pain ui
Ihe side and bieast, suk headarhe, mental despon
dency, wuh miier JWtuiiUuns, during which time
numerous r.meAn-s wre procured without obtain.
mi! much relief. Having hearj ol toe good cuvcls
f Vt, Hamlich's Compound Strengthening and
German Apeiient Pills, I was induced lo givetben
a liinl, which I am happy .to state that by using
one box of the (muoimi Arie-a Pills, accompa
nied by like J&rengthening Tonic Pills, that they
have neailv eradicated the disease. I jcuruiilcr it
due to ihoae afflicted that I muite this aciuiavledg
nit lit, that they uiay likewiae procure the aame in.
valuable medicine, and he freed from those distres
sing disease. W ith gratitude and respect,
WM. M. WEAR, No, 126 OW York KoaJ,
Foi said at No 19 North Eighth street, l'bilad.,
aud at llw st it of
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
reh.o, 1P42. Agent.
. Diiut aiUn i:pe4 torant llt nie
dr taiMl AUol'
IROM the Quack y ru and Paragoric Corns
' Hiunds which have of late become a buiden
to the public health, and a suspension to rhe purse.
by Ult that these medicine are taken ieieaied
ly ly the siik without removing the complaint t;i
qtiesiion ? The reason is ,plain and simple, ,viz :
Because they ate compo-ed chiefly of opium and
its npi ritual preparations which acts on the systeiu
as powcin.il atimulatiiig anodyne, and by using
rep. aicJIv, the system Imh-oiiio hibiiuuludto it
narcotic influence, as of those who are given to
iitlmiperance.
This fact ha become eppaicnt to thousands w ho
have experienced the fatal erl'ect uf such medicines;,
and commenced using Dr. Dcnian' Exrkii.ui
hant Kkmeiit, which is entirely free from t-pium
ud all oilier poisonous ingredients, and u used
willi pcrlccl sufaly by all undur any .citcumatance.
Il immedialely relieves Ihe distressing cough-
slreiigtbrns and invigoratea .the nrrvoua aysler
causing the settled contagious matter to hre
hold from the lungs, end be discharged 'nv t pow.
er of Experui4tioi). 'Unles this J,we, the lungs
will oon Ueome contaminatci from noxious mat
ter, ajid ulcerate, and !., a prey to the fatal wortp
Consumption. Prle $1 per hot tin.
For sale at ;,, u North Eighth atreet, Phili
dilpbia. .'.'lio.jt Uis stvnvef
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
. Oau. V2d, 1812. Agent.