Our Imperii and the Dallea.
In the course of speech in Congress a fow days
eince, the Hon. Mr. Tripled stated ihnt from the
year 1833 to 1840 inclusive, seven yearn, the frh..lo
amount of imports into the Unite J States, wiih the
duties aJJed on ihera, was 1,113,000,000 dollaaa,
of which the United Stale kept far duly on them
12 per cent., or about 1 14,981,000 dollars, and
the foreign producer retained over 87 per cent.,
or 990,000,000.
Our imports from Europe alone, for the hum
period of seven year, amounted to 650,000,000
dollars, the ameunt of duties receiveJ on which by
the United Slates was about 16 per cent., or 88,
078,000 dollars.
Our exports to the balance of the world besides
Europe were 74,000,000 for the same period, ma
Xing a total amount of 833,000,000 dollars ofci
ports without duty loied by foreign nations addud,
and showing a balance of trade against us, under
the present existing stale of thing, of an amount
tqual to 157,000,000 dollars, 900,000,000 as before
edited, being the amount retained by foiclgn produ
cers from our imHrt.
Now, had our commerce with foreign nations
Wen regulated on equal and reciprocal terms
terms on which any nation, free and independent,
indted, ought to trade with other nations i. e.
had they levied no higher duty on our exports than
we did in imiKiits into this country, instead of pay
ing to Europe $569,000,000 in duties levied by
tier on our exports to that portion of the world, if
Itei rates of duty had been in proportion to ours,
she would have levied on our Xports f 1 22,000,000;
und thus it appeared that the excess in the duties
aid by us for this period of eevcu years, was
f 4 15,000,000. HiclrneJfs Reporter.
Prompt Rktrim'TIO! ami a Rout act.
Some villian gome scoundrel of the deepest
cast, was in the act of placing an obstruction
on the rails of the L. Island Hail Road, cust of
Fanning ale, on Wednesday last, jti6t til eve
ning. A young man from New York who was
inquest of featue, in a, thick wood immediately
adjoining the road observed his movements but
feeing him to he a very Etout, gallows looking
fellow, lie declined interfering except from the
mouth of his gun. Alter the villian had placed
a heavy iron rail in such a way as he thought
would be effectual in throwing the train from
the track ami was about darting in the wood
opposite, the young man fired upon him with
one barrel of his gun, leaving the other to de
fend himself if necessary, the charge of shot
took effect in his back and neck, and the guilty
villian lied. This was a most meritorious act
by a young man 17 years of age- Brooklyn
Scut.
Yeurtahmc Ivory. U is said that the
French discovery ships have introduced, from
the South Seas, a new vegetable, resembling
the cocoa nut, but much smaller. When the
outer shell is removed, the interior presents the
appearance, and possesses all the proprieties, of
the fact Kory. In the manufacture of articles
to which its size is adapted, it is supposed that
this vegetable product will entirely supersede
the more costly tooth of Use elephant.
Southern Planter.
BAL.T1MOIUC MARKET.
OJfice of the DiLTimoME America, July 18.
FLOL'U. There i no stock of City Mi Is Flour
The millers are willing to furnish it el $C oash.
On Saturday and to-day aliout 1000 bbls. Sus-
iiuehatina Flour were sold at fG, cash. Thcto
is none now in market.
GRAIN. A sale of a crop of new prime Wheat
raicJ in Bakimore County, in good condition, was
made tu-day t ft 2S, and a lot of new rrd Wheat
from Ike Earstern Shoie of M J. of very light weight
at ft. A sale of prime old Fenna. red was made
ou Saturday and another lot today, at $1 30.
Sales to-day of Md. Coin at 55 cts. for white and
57 cts. for yellow. A lot of Pennsylvania yellow
was also sold to dsy st 57 cts. A parcel of new
Oats, from the Eastern Shore of Md. wna sold tn-day
at S3 cts. On Saturday a sale of Pennsylvania
wae wade at 36 cts.
WHISKEY. We Lear of no sales ol hhds. To
day aaleacf Mile, were made at S3t cts. Stock ve
ry light and demand limited.
IS' ikk Tkntiis of our duicases are treatcit,ly the
Faculty, with Calomel, Antimony and Opium. The
indiscrim'tnate use of Mineral preparations has mur
thrril thounviitU, and t!ie coiislmit use of Opium
has consigned many to a picmaluiu grave, but we
lejoice that the discovery of the llmndrt th Ytgeltfr
Itle Vtaterral I'illx libs rendered both Mercury and
Opium uscleee in the cure of d'lKeases , and thou
sands, who are d lily being cuied of variuus disea
ses, now bear testimony.
Experience has taught that Utsndrelh's Vrgeto
lle Univeilul Pills leinove all corrupt humors fiom
the body in n eaxy.safc and cAectuid uiaiiuer; pro
tlucing no ffit but what will liually condure to
the jM'rfect purification of the Blood, and tlx-rcby
cure the disease, (whatever name it m iy lie c.dled,)
and give perfect liehh to the whole system.
rry Puteliaaie in Sonbary, of II. B. Master, and
the agent publi-lied in Mimther part of this paier.
aa SMaaaa siai ! 1 iair"' - .
n 1 1; i,
On Wodnesduy lust, al hi icxideiicc, about one
nulu fross tlis (mc.iuhIi, Mr. JACOB HOWEH,
aged bIkiuI OOyeaia.
T HAVE this d.y bought of JACOB 11 I'M',
-- ol t'nal towrichip, NorihuinU'ilaiiil county, one
Bed Cow, two Hogs, m Windsor Cliairs.nue Ma
pie Talile, and twelve yarJs Cariel, which projier
ty I have loaued to hint at my pleuiture.
. JOHX,
Shamokin. Ju'y 14th, 14th 1M2.
:r m j-Lm
'I
HE pun lUM'rs ot proM-rty ul ttie sale held by
tbst their i.oles are now due, and must lie paid
btrihwiih, or they will le pUced in the hands of a
Juolice of the Peace for colli elimi.
GEO. V. WELKEH,
C. W. HLUI.Ns.
July Kith, 1M2. A.ignt..
rnicu cuuiiiiiNT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Yoxthciiner.
Whkat, 110
Rrr, ...... fio
Con, ...... 40
Oat, ...... 30
PosKj ...... 5
FtAtsean, ... . 125
Butts, . 13
Uskswat, 35
Taliow, .... J2J
Dstan Aerta, . . . 75
fro. Pkachf.s, . . 200
Flax, ... . 8
HscKian Flax, 10
Enos, R
The Ciiiifio of IHMCnsc.
Nearly all classes of disease, are caused by some
obstruction in the system, which prevent the
tegular end wholesome-operation of the animal func
tion. This stale of the system, is disease, which
is manifested in a variety f forms, more or less
malignant in their character. To restore the system
to a state of health, (hen, It is only nece-sary to re
move the cause of disease, and the end tw accom
plished. The cause is ohetmction somewhere. Thia
can be removed by purgation, which is the onlv
means that shoo Id he resorted to. because, suggested
by reason, and by nsturc. Dr. Hsrlich's Strength
ening and German Aperient Pills, are allowed by
I he thousands who have used them, to be the lest
purgative medicine in existence. Because, they
riot only remove all obstructions, and purge the sys
tem of its impurities, but, liocs-use, and which is ex
tremely important, strengthen and give prorr tone
to the stomach, and produce a healthy action of all
the parts. Besides, they arc so mild and gentle in
tlieir operation, as to render them at all timea a per
fectly safe and desirable remedy. The afflicted
would do well, then, In purchase a box or two of
this invaluable medicine, and give it a fair trial, in
stead of destroying their systems with oft-repeaied
doses of calomel, and other drugs, so injurious to
human life and happiness
The above medecine for sale at the Drug store of
HENRY YOXTH ELMER,
July 23. 1842. .Igent
"1HE Democratic Electors of Norlhtiinlcrland
.L county, are requested to meet at the usunj pla
ce of holding township meetings, oil Saturday, the
30lh day of July, hist., for the purpose of ilerling
Delegate, b meet in county convention, en Mon
day the first day of August next, at ihe Court House
in Sunbury. The Contention will meet at 10
o'clock, A. M. It is hoped that every tow nship
vvi.l be fully represented.
Am Jordan,
Gideon I.eisenririg,
William Fagely,
William Pnrsylhe,
J. F. Weltinger,
f-t'g Committer.
Jul 10th 1M2.
MEDICAL GAUD.
ECCTCP. W. S. BPJSHT,
1 ESPKCTFELLY inform- his friends in Sun
bury, Xorthumtierland and tieiniii's. that sf
trr an alwenre of nearly th'ee years in Philadrl bia,
(the fountain head of Mrdicnl Science in the I'
nited Stales,) he has returned and located hims' If
in Northumberland, for the purpose of practicing
in all the branches of his profession. Having cm
braced the many advantages of the public snd pri
vate medical institutions in Philadelphia, ho feels
prepared to enter upon the responsible duties of his
profession, and would therefore solicit the patron
age of a generoua public
Northumberland, July lfdh, 1842. 4t
LIST OP CAUSES,
IOIl trial in the Court of Common Plea of Nor
thumberland County, to he held at Sunbury,
on the first Monday of Aucust next, Wing the 1st.
Joseph Treao
vs Martin A Slock
Badger for Badger
Elijah Orauford
Com'lh for B Sayte
Henry Friek
Andrew Tutk
vs Hugh Bellaa
vs Jesse l'aiker
vs John Friek
vs Stephen Wilson
vs John A Lloyd
Jss. Bartlet for E I. Piper vs Henry Friek
I hnmae M Hussel
Yates iV Mclnty ro
John F Dentler
Wm Fry
E Y Brieht 1
Henry H Burr
William Morilr
I.uther Basset
B I. tirovernor et wife
J C B N nurse
George Shib y
Com'th for E Gobin
vs David Hurlman
vs Edward Y Bright
vs David Watson
vs Wm A Lloyd
vs J C B Nnurse
va J no H Boyd
vs O P Duncsn
vs J no &. P Olierdorf
vs Daniel Snyder &.C
vs John l.lnyd
vs Cioige Lone
vs Hemy G.wsler et al
Nancy Hunter's ad's et al vs Daniel I!. it ins
Kotiert Miner vs Wm Hibler et al
Wilson for Round now
for H ousel
Henry Eckbrct
George Aimstrong
ilium Dale
Tnlsns Huber aV Co
Samuel Gufl'y
Martin Weaver
Hollihen cV Easlon
vs Wm H Pomp
s IK' Clayton
vs The S Coal Company
vs ('barbs Craig et al
vi KuHner eV l.szaius
t Robert W Dunn
v Dniel Bek
vs John Miller
Or-m'thofPafor A Jordan va Geo W Kiehl et al
Same for Bowman vs Same
Same for W Di-icn4 Govs Same
Geoige McCoy vs liobeil MrKee
Knse iV ('o vs 'J'homas Anhbiidite
Coin'ra of North'd county va 1-a ic Wmdvertun
Hubert Wiley & wife vs Gen Snydi r's adm'rs
Jacob Kline vs 11 YemkV J Hsir
SAML'EI. 1). J OH DAN,
ProlhoinKarv's IXfiee, i Vroth'y
Sunbury, J.dy'lO. I
Take Notice.
""lTHEREAS a certain Henry W. Camp has no
titled the pub'ic not to buy the celebrated
Hathaway Hot Air Cooking Stove." Now tin
is lor the inhumation ot nil concerned, that all who
buy of us, 01 our ii-gulir unhoused Agents, shall
be kept e'ear of all dunmpea, and that, should we
have the pleasure of siting the regular author
Camp's Cuulion, we shall be very likely to find out
by what light he published the article.
NATHAN MITCHELL & Co.
I.ewisburg, July 0th 1W42 3t
IN'ii.tumlii Tti)loi'' r.fctutc.
JO'I'H E is hiietiy given, ihnt leinr. ol udmin
Jj istr.uion have Iwen granted by the Register
1 I Nortliiinibi rbind county to the sulwriber, resi
ding in Shimokin township, upon the csiale ot
Benjamin 1'a)hir,dec'd, late of said township. All
tsoiis having demands against said estate, are
riquraicdlo present them, and those who are in
debted to seltle their lesfeelive dues with the sub
scriber, al the bens 1 of John Yoidy, Ekk, on the
SOili day of August next.
SAMUEL F1.RM AN,
July HHh, 1812. fit AilminUtrulur.
TrraMirrr" -o!iit'.
MH E Veichants and T.ivemkeep 1a ol Nor biiin-
bet bind county are beri by notified that tin ir
licenses are ready fir distiil ution. and ih it bey
can l ohtaincd al any lime at the Tie usurer's ollice,
Kunhury. They are ieiiies'ed to come lorward and
attend to them on or U fiie li e first of Aunu.l l ed,
as it is the duly of I lie. 'J'leasuier to leloin al de-liuniL-ut
tsveiu kee(.ei lo the court, before the
Gruud Jury is dknuu.l.
GEORGE WHISEK,
July 2, I812.-3;. Tnuiwtr.
DR. J. N. SUMNEll,
SURGEON DENTIST,
1 E8PECTF1II.I.Y informs the public that he
' has made Northumberland hia permanent
place of residrnee, and is ready to attend to any
c.ills in the line of his profession.
July , 184. ly.
CKEDITORR TAKE NOTfCB, That we have
applied to the Conrt of Common Picas of Nor
thumberland County, for the lienefit of the lnw
made for the relief of the insolvent debtoia; ami
that the Judge of (he mid Court have appointed
the first Monday of August next to hear us and our
errditnrs at the Court House in Sunbury, when
and where you may atlond if you think proper.
hia
JACOB MILHE1M,
mark.
JOHN SMITH, of Georgetown,
HIU AM PIHCE,
JOHN PAYNE.
JACOB DE ET.
SAMTE I. DEETZ.
Julyjt. ABRAHAM H Ol. I.OPET E .
to Tin: rr f IMC.
WHEREAS Letters Patent were granted to Mr.
H. W. CAir, in Oct her, 1831, for a new
and useful improvement in the descending Fi.fr.
t'ooKiva 9ioraat I have understood one HATH
AWAY is tisint mv snid improvement under tho
name of ''Hot Aia Stovks," which stove involves
the principles secured to me. This is to caution
sll perrons sgiinst milking, vending, or using said
"Hot Air Stoves," as I sh.dl prosecute all who in
any wny infringe my rights; and I hereby consti
tute Josrua W. CnLf, Es. of Danville, my Isw
ful Att-'tney.empoweiing him to bring suits suainat
any person who shall Use inv improvements in any
manner whatever. HEN HY W. CAMP.
Owrgo, Tioga county, N. Y. )
Ju'y 2. 1812. 3m. J
Kaiiiiii'i II. Jordan,
FFEIJS himself to the Errctors of Norlhum
berlnnd County, as a candidate for the olliccs
ol
PROTIWSOTAliY AKf) Cl.RRK OF
TIIF SF.VF.ItAI. t'OVRTS
of said county. He trutt, if elected, that his expe
rience in the duties of said ollices will ena' le him to
give generel satisfaction to the public.
Siniliuiy, June 25, 1812.
.lEajor Kavid A. liakc.
1 M'OKMS the public that he will be a candidate
-- lor the ofl'ice of
.S' II F. R 1 F F
ol Noithumberlmid Couniy, at the ensuing rleclinn.
He rerpectfullv sohcils the sulfrges of his fellow
i i ri'ii, and hoi ld he be elected, he will endeavor
to ill. charge the duties of said ollice with fidelity,
and saiiKfarlion to ibe eoile.
Shnmnkin. June 25ih. 1842.
to ii 1 FTlxKcrTms orr ;nuTiTr m-
BERI.ANI) COUNTY.
fllHE subscriber rcsprctfullv inf rms ihe electors
l of Nntthtinibeilnnd county, thnt he will lie a
candidate at the ensuing election, for the offices of
Rrgistrr, Rrcor tier ami Vlnk ofthr. Orphans'
loiirf.
He trusts, if elected, he will he ab!c to discharge
the duties of said offices to the entire saiUfnction of
ihe community. JAMES BEARD,
June 25, 1842.
HOTEL.
Sltamokln, rtliuiiilcrlaii1 Co..
PEKNSTLTAtflA.
rjHK auliM-riliers respeeifullv inlorm the public
1. that tty hsve tsken that lare ami rommmli-
ou HOTEL, in Shsmokinlown, in the centre of
the great Coal Kecion, lately kept by Jacob Kram
wkeie they are now prepared to aeeonimodaie all
who may f.vor Ihem with their custom. By strict
atientinn to business, they hoie to teceive a liberal
share oT public palronnpc.
BATCH ELOR &. GOVE.
Shamnkintown, June 18th, I W IS.
"tailoring
on kis own noon.
1 F.SpEt "I'FL'LLY informa his friends and the
public generally, that he has commenced the
Tailoring II n sin e s ,
in all ita blanches, in the house formerly occupied
by m. Durst as a Tailor Shop, in Blaeklierry
street, nearly opposite the Pnsbylerian Church.
He respectfully solicits a share of the public patron-
age, and trusts by strict attention In business and
reasonable charges, he will be enubku to give gen'
end satisfaction.
Sunhuiy, Jane 18th, 1842 ly
FLCTTPs, B?..1T, fed.
rM H E ul.srril r lespecifuily nifoiuii the public
L that she keeps constantly on hand for sale, at
the lowest cash prices, at the lower end of Fawn
street, Sunbury, r I.Ol.K by the hundred, quarter,
e.. Bit AN by the bushel, HEItKING by ihe doz
en, t'onfeciionury, Ac. She iesiecifully solicits the
patronage other fiteuds and the public ceneiallv
11 A KB A It A WE1SEU.
Sunbury, June 11th, 1412.
To Country
MERCHANTS.
rPHE ubsi-niier, Agent ol Lyon eV Harris, II
-L M.1.1.I... I11C.H I... Vuiii '.,rli I'l.il ..L.li.l.l
lliilliiiioie snd oiber large cities, w I uwr Hall are
hiithly commended fir und fJ-il 11111 ditrtliltty,
l, 1 I . . . 1 11 a . .1
a. uii iiunu a nr. 1 ruie si:iiiii"rii 01 iiaio si
I A HIM. ......i.l.. t . . . 1.. . 1. ..1. ... in 1 .
is. - S 1 5
2. 1? gs n I.:2rft
k 5l.i 2 i-sfc
ts k ? J. C f 3f O i
.uiiiti-ir rur oiTiny ajivs, a 11.4 u win vinii
veiy low, 1 01 cash or appioved credit, al the mtcd
clutifi tturr, &. 40, Noitli Third sticrt, iijpjsi'e
the City ll. tel, 1'luU.lelphia.
ltt)Ul'.ltT D. W II.KINSON, Afent.
N. II. Ouleis l.il J lata ,11 the ritui. pi'.illly
attendej lo. The highesi u lit tutk or Ira Je
given lor Put la'inj,
PhiUdtlphia, June ll.UH.-ly
TUB
niltADELPIlIA, READING AM) POTTSVILIE
RAIL ROAD.
AN KXTIIA ACCOMMODATION LINR
ll'7Z commruce running brlwrr.n I'liilailt tphla
and I'vUtvillf! on the following ilays
and limn :
On sn Ar-rrw Monhat, Mr It. 1812.
Leaving Pultsvillc, oil Mondays, Wednesdnya
and Fridays, at 8 A. M.
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, Thursday
ana cMuuriiays, at 1 j r
lloum nf pasxintr lirotling.
Al.
ror I'luiiiiieipiiia, al 10 J A. M
For Poltsvillu, al b P. M
Tri-werklv.
K S,
Between Pollville eV Phdada.
Between Heading iV do.
f:t..MI
i f 2,r.n
iV l.?5
Between do eV Pottsville,
Excl'Hsiom Tick its nocm 1,1 k
r.T nr.
Between Pottsville AV Phil oh Iphia,
Between Beading V do.
Between do. &, Pottsville,
1,-10 ,V l.tltl
Mf.TLMXiao
f 5 (HI
3 OH
2 (K
The other passenger trains will as It-fore, at
the followinu tv nr. :
I'liilmtdiiiii and l'i,l.-r.r.
r rom riiiliiilelitu.i, at 5J A. M.
From Pottsville, at 2 P. M. $
yours of paminii lirudinif.
For Potisvilie. at !l A. M. )
Daily
V... Il..l ..l..l..l.. ... Tl l , C I'SIIV.
t . 1
1 1.1 l linil. I I'll 11., l, ,) 1 , .,1,
All the trains will slop for way passengers al
the usual points.
(fj All pas.eiiRers nro reipiesied to procure
their tickets before the trains start.
Msy 21, I SI 2. tf.
NEW GOODS.
I'S'l iceeived, a fresh supply ol cheap Dry
(roods, Groeiriis. Hardware, Ac.
Superior Ladies' black kid Ol ives,
Colore.) do.,
Lawns, Chintzes, MoiiFselin de laines, Vc.
(Moths, (assimeres, Cashuieiets,
Linen Drdlings. Muslins, vVc.
Siiierior Pint Wine,
Pure Sperm Oil,
Srm Candles, ItaUins. A-e.
June 4ih. 1M2. H. B M ASSEH.
.I0I111 IMkcIv,
11 ESPECTEFLLY informs the Electors of Nor-
tliinnbe bind comity, that he will lie a candi
date for the ollice of
CORO.F.R.
He promises, if elected, to en it himself to render
general satisfaction, which his experience in the du
ties of suid ollice will limbic him lo do, haxtng held
it for the Irrm of three years lo the entire sitist'jc
tion of the public.
Sntibiirv, June 4lh,lSI2.
ALL persons imbbted to the firm of Lyon eV
Hair!s, under the aijency of O. N. Thacher,
Hit and Can Manufacturer; No. 40 North Third,
street, Philadelphia, are requested to make immedi
ate settlement of ihi ir accounts with the subscriber,
(heir legally authorized agent, who is fully ciokiw.
ried to settle and collect the accounts of said firm.
ROBERT D. WILKINSON,
June 4th, 1842. tf Agent.
Felii Jlowrer
1T ESPECTFFLLY informs the Elector of
Em., Noiihumbrrland county, that he will be a
candidate for the otTicc of
SHERIFF.
He promises, if elected, lo discharge the duties
of said min e wiih care ami lob lily,
l'pper Miihotioy. May 28th, 1S42
to Tin: f.u'.ctors of onrm m-
HFItLAM) COl.WTY.
riHE subscriber resieetfully oilers hiin-elf as
I candidate lor the nlliee of
CO.MMlSSlONF.il,
and oilers, should he be eleclcd, to eiert himself to
render geneial satisfaction.
WILLIAM M. GRAY.
Sunbnry, May 2Slh 1H12.
TO Till
ELECTORS OF SORTIU M
HER LA SI) COISTY.
T
IHE subscriber nlTcm himself to the electors of
Ni-rlhiiiiilK-rl.ind county, as a candidate for
the ollice of
TROTIIONOTARY.
Should he Iw favored with a majoiitv of votes,
he will spate 110 eiertiolis to render eenersl s.iiis-
faction. GliO. MARTIN.
Sunbury, May 28th, 1812.
U. S. Mail Coach
rou im) it villi:.
STICK TO TXXX UAH. COACH I
riHE Mail Coach for Pottsville leaves Nnrlhum
X berland cveiv morning at 4 o'clock, and arrives
in Pottsville in lime for the cars lo Philadelphia,
Faunas low as any other line.
For seats, apply at Mrs. Wellington's Hotel,
N Jithuiiibeilaud, or al Ccoriie Weit'Ael's, Sunbury. I
A. E. KAPP & CO.,
North'd., May 2 1 , 1H42. Proprietors.
fjj- Passengers coining from Philadelphia will
p'eu-e secure iheir seals at the White Swan Hotel,
l!:ice S Ih loie they leave (lie city. Pnsvrngcia
coming in this line, have tin ir arats secured in any
M ice or Packet boat from this pUei '1 hose ruiniitg
in the oilier line may be left liehiud.
CLTTDE c WILLIAMS'
lllunk Itook ltni1a lory,
Opposite Primi 's Halt I,
IIAKlllSUClKi.
fltHEY are pnpurid to manufacture blank woik
1 of every deM-iiplion, ruled lo any patieni. auch
as Dockiis hoc. .ids. Dty Bmiks. I.eiliiii., As les
sors' and Colk'ctors' Duplicates of the lines! quali
ty ol 1 aier, in a style equal to any made in the ci
ties of I'bilade plua or New Voik.
All disciiplions of bmdinu neatly executed.
Scrap Bonks, Albums ami Portfolios made to order.
La Book-, Music and Periodic lis hound to any
pattens. Old Hooks rvhuuiid, Also tiles of
papers bout d.
fXj" Work left at the ull'ce of the Sunbury Attic
licau, will be iromptlv allcudtd to.
May 2 1 si, 1K42. ly.
(TO LI) E N SWAN
A'o. (J'J AW7. Third, uhoie Areh Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
AX OVIMOD.Vl IIINH MH fcUKVlV fl KSSIM.
CMIAKLES WEISS, Isieel the -W hne Swan,"
' and .Mmiiit Vsmnii llnii-v 11 reiiiuM-ifulU- i.i.
forms his friends and customers, I hut be lis-. In-come
the proprietor of the abovs well known Hotel.
Coumry Mvichaiils will I'm! the sIkiw lloiel a
cential h estinn, and the best i f fsie. Persons tra
veling with private conveyance vvdl liud a Isige
yard and good stabling loi hoisrs, lu.d (he Uisl u(
ustleis. Hoarding f 1 perdav.
May 14 h, le42, tf,
J. MA VL AND, JR. & CO.
Nimll" utixl Tohacco IMnnuIacliirors,
Ao. Ul) Arn-ffc Vt HtrornrrofRan ttnd Third
Simla. I
PHILADELPHIA.
fTMlE uuderianed h ive formed n Co-partnership
J tinder the firm or. I. MAVl.AND Jb. eV On.,
as siiecessors to the Inte firm of Jnrnli Afiiflond
Co., still will e mitiure ihe IHT-thCfs Ht the old rsla- I
blishnietit, on their own arefliiti'. In sdilitioti to !
Iheir own close nltentiou and rxperienee f.r niany
years, in the maniibieiure tbeir cr fi brnted snnll'-,
e e., the long expeiienee of ti e M'hi.ir pkilner of tbe
I ite firm, w ill also l-e ilevou d 1,1 t,.. ii,-re-i i f ihe
new eor.cem and :is no exntio'i and care wid I c
spared to insure their uhinU, :ii all liini sof Ihe ve
ry I! quality, Ibey solicit n cm lb. nance of tin
conlidenee of the 1 1 ends and rii-t,.inrr. of the Lite
firm. TIHiMA.s ADaMK,
J. MAVl.AND, Jr.
Philadelphia, Msv Hib. IHV.I
U 1.! ... 77.7; SWF.RHtR TO A.XY
OTII F. R A .' A R S I A R Y.
"OOHN IIENHV LAND M Miming rented
9 the Lime Kilns ol llenrv Mnsser, in r'iinbiiiv,
have now for side the Ih-s Lime in this p.irl of Ihe
eniiiiiiy, and vi rontinuti to keep eonstiitilly 011
lianil Iresli I. line for rbisteiing. Building and for
Liming land, on as reasonable terms as can lie had
anywhere in the neiuhliothood.
Msy 21. IH42. J. eV H. LANDAU.
''( 77: F. LECTORS OF A OR til l M-
HER LA SI) COl STY.
fllilE Subsciilier irspeetfiilly nirera himself as a
candidate for Ihe ollice of
l'llOTIIONOTARY.
at the ensuing general election. Should he be so
lortuniile to be elected, he will endeavor to give
ce'ier d aii-factiuii lo all.
av 21. JOHN F A It N s W O RT H .
0 ARTD."
Ii n. JOll IT I, A. I. T. TltITl:i,
ESPECTFl'LLY onnonnce to the citizens
of Sunbury, and its vicinity, thnt they have
tins day entered into copartnership in the Practice
ol Medicine, in all tta various department, and
hope by this arrancement, punctual attention to
business, and moderate charges, to teceive a liberal
share of public patronage.
ClT l'r. J. PEAL tenders his grateful acknowl-
edgenienta for the very liberul patronage heretofore
received, and ti-eling cnnlnleiil that llie new ar
ranceineul, (the firm of Peal cV Trites) will be
conducive to the comfort ami wcllare of the iiul
lie, he most respectfully solicits a continuance of
their confidence.
Sunbury, May 7th, 1 S 12. dm.
EAGLE
a er ctu "jar :n .
Corner of Third and Vine. Stnels,
WXIXXAMSPORT, PA.
filHE subscrilier rcKiect fully announces to the
.E. public, that he has opened a Hotel in the com
modious brick building situate on Ihr corner of
I hird and Pine streets, where he will be happy to
wait npon those who may favor him with their
company. J he r.agle Hotel is large ami convent'
ent, and furnished in Ihe best modern etjle. It is
provided with a large numlicr of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
parlors, Ac Persnns visiting Y ilhamsport on bu
tineas or pleasure, msv rest assured thai every ex
ertion wdl be used to render their sojourn at Ihe
Eagle Hotel" pleasant ami agreeable. His Table
will lie supplied with the very best the market af
fords, and his bar wiih Ihe choicest wines and other
liquors charees retsonable. The Eaulc Hold
nnssc wes greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in ihel-oiough,
being situate in the business part of the town, and
w ithin a convenient disluiice of the Court Hou
and Williaiuspnrl and Elmira Rail Road Depot.
Sutlieieut Stabling provided, and good and trusly
ostlers alwavs in attendance.
Attentive, accoir.modntinu and hone-l Servants
have leen employed, and nothing left midonethnl
will udd to the comfoil and accommodalion of his
guests.
There will be a carriage always in attendance at
the Boat Landing 10 convey passengers to and from
the House, fiee of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
M.iv llih, 1812.
Vl. HEIL1-1T &. CO.,
mm
(.'omlllisilll l-'tirwiirilini Mt rcli.ttiis.
Foot of W illow Sin 1 1 R.iil Road,
o Tin: M.HWAMK,
UAYING BSsoeiiitid v ih tin ill Joseph Barnel.
late of Easlou. Pa,, n specllullv inform their
friends and the public generally, llnit they have ta
ki n lb 'I large and we1 1 kuoisn store and wharf at
fait nf Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied by
Jacob Martin, where they puipose doing a General
Commission and Forwaiding Business, and fiom
the local advantages of ihe place being connected
with all the public improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they Halter themselves they will
1st able to do business to as great, if not greater ad
vantage, and u 1111 as reasonable terms as any other
house, and they ussuie their friends that any con
signment made to Ihem shall have their strict at
tention, and no cxeition. spared to give eutiie satis
faction. They arc also prepared lo receive and forward
' goods to any point on the Delaware and Lehigh
i livers, between Mauch ( 'hunk, Fasten and Phila-
lielpbias via Delaware Division and l.rlugh ( an ,l;
also, lo anv point on the Juniata river, or North
and Wot Blanches of the Su-qni hernia via Sebuyl.
ki!l and Union, or tho Chesapeake and Tide W.ilei
Canals.
For the accommodation of Boats coming or go.
iog via Schuylkill and t'nion Canals, a Steamboat
will ha kepi ripressly for towing boats from the
Svhuvrkil! uround to t'ue Del.iwaie and back, which
will en .l ie ineiebaiils to have Iheii pioduce deli
verer 1 on the Delaware, and their good si ipsd at
a saving ol 5l) to 75 per cent. o the piiees fir
i hauling scioss, with these ad anlagea they n
I 1..11.. u .r;..:. . .1 . ..r A
SOtllUllV SUIIIIV iiIC .'I 1'n'i' 111-.-.
W.llEII.MANeVCO.
William Heilman,
William W. Keyset C.
Joseph Bsrnel. 3 Philml . M .v 11, 1S12 y
FKERS hiuiM-lf as a ci. Inluu- lor the ntlice
of
Rrgisttr llecorder,aud link of the Orphans
Court,
at the ensu'-ng general rkvlion. Shouhl Ihe prpr
think him capable, no neglect on bipul stwll pis
vent the duties of said ollices from being pet form
ed at all times. May 14th, l42.
TO TI IF: ELECTORS OF SORtill tf'
HER LAS D COFSTY.
'P1IE subserilH-r scspectfully iulorms the electors
s of Norlhuuibeiland county, that he will be a
candidate at the ensuing elevti n, for the ollices of
Rigistcr, Recorder and t.'irA of the Orphans'
Court,
Having had considerable eiperience in public
bfe, he liuaa, if riveted, be will lable to dwhsrge
the dut e. of said ollices to the entire saiisfietion of
the community. FKELIEU1CK LAZAKl S.
Msy Hih, l4.
H. B. lASSEPs,
ATTOIINKY AT LAW,
BUITBURY, PA.
Businesa attended to in the (bounties of Nor.
thuivberland, Union. Lvcoming and Columbia.
liefer lot
1 mo rsts Ha ht At Co.,
l.owrn V UAanotf ,
Hat, CuviMiwoa A: Hbt, y-PMad.
Rkt itoltis, McKashjiii &. Co
SrtH I Ml, 'ilMIII At t'o.,
To T 1 1 c K 1 .1 "rn p o ? ' . t irj'i u " ' p i : i ; -
LAND t t ; , , V
f 11!IE fnbseri'-i r;i'ii!.rl .. . r'.". ,. .-c-a
lors of Ni 1 - hri'iibci luoil i 01,111 v . in. : . ill
a aiiilirlale for the ollices of
Rett inlt r, Rrrordt r and Clf K of thi ) ': '
( ourl.
al the ensuing geneml rb etinn. Shou-d h e
leeted, he will exert hnns.lf1.-t tender c.-nri i' si '
faction, which his long exieriet.ee in toe ilot.i. t
said ollii-es, will enable him to Ho.
May 7. EDWARD OYsTKIl.
7'f TlflV ELECTORS 1)F SOUTH
I Mil ER LAS J) ( -O I '.T Y.
rjlllE siib-rrilH r Is ing prevailed on by l i- friends,
I respectfully ir.forms the public ll. at 1 1 ill be
a candidate for the office of
COMMISSIONER,
attire en-ning general ebi'tiou. He in anises, if
elerled, to fulfill the vluJlies of sni.l olTiee, tlh c ue
and fnlelitv. JOHN VOCNG.
May ?fh, 1912.
Xf"Zr3m: fcPs sale.
17 OR S.de, a Farm containing about W nen s,
more er less, situate hi Shamokin town-bip,
N-oithnmla'rland county, abotrt seven miles from
Stinlurry, or. the main road leading fr m that pi ice
to Petersburg and Sham. kieitovvn, aiVjoiiiina lands
of Win. Farrow, Abraham Klase, Hanme4 min r
and Wm. Martz, on which there is a good large
Brick House, with a well of never failing water at
the door, a large Barn in good repair, n good Or
chard, and a good sent "for a mill or any kind nf
water power. Nearly all Ihe land is cleared and in
good cultivation, twenty -five acres of which is good
meadow. The Danville and PollsvrPe Itail Road
runs through said f rem. It will be sold as the pros
perly of Wm. Waters, di-cAI. Any person wish
ing to purchase can do well, as Ihe lirms are rea
sonable. Possession and a good title can 'be given
next Sprint;. For further particulars, persons are
requested lo apply lo Ihe widow, who lives mi tl n
premises, ir to Godfiev Waters or E. Grcenotigh,
Esq. in Sunbury. i iDKREY WATERS,
C. R. WATERS,
Mav 7 tf. Kx'rsof Wm Woti r. rftr'J.
SlimlTSIiad ! !
I THIRST RateSh:id and Herring, fa, ai d of tin.!
flavor, inspected No. 1 in April, jusl termed,
and for sale at the new store of
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
May 7ih.J842.
HOUSE,
An. 237, Xorth Third. ahove Cullou hill St.,
lMULADKLl'lHA.
rllH E subscribers takes pleasure in acquainting
M. their friends and Iho public in general, that
they have taken the large and commodious Hotel,
recently built by the Messrs. Hart, on the same site
once occupied Itythe old established Hotel known
as the Bull's Head, in Third stieet above Callow
hill st.
This Hdtel is finished in the very best possible,
manner, and of the best mslerinls. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants ;
the arrangements for healing and ventilating each
room is such as te secure any temperature. Tim
brdroomsnre all light and niry, all furnished in a
neat sly'e, so as to insure comfort.
The receiving -iiarrurs are also furnished in a su
perb style, the windows are on the FrenA style,
Uymieg an entrance 10 a balcony in front, whi. Ii
makes a pleasant recess. Particular attmtion has
been given lo the beds and Veddiug, which, willl
the furniture, are eniinly new.
From years'" experience in hotel business, we
l-ust, by strict assiduity to business, to make this
house a desirable stepping place. Our t idle will
always l-e supplied nh li e very Inst our niaiket
can afford, and our bar wi'h the best liquors and
wines of ihe 10. -yi Hived hisnds.
P. S. I lie 1 sr.- tirsi rste abling nd carr age
hou-e- ntt 11 In 1 f Is tel. 11II1 imIi iI v ea el'jll
and siii-er ho llers. .i;d 1 11- e'nirges wo' le low, ii
iceiir.'ance with tt.e i iei 1 bid
H' l.'H Dl'lvR.
Phda.l.lphia. ApTH l':. I - I.'.
lu SQ U IT HA NWA
110TKL,
CATTAWISSA, COLCKriA CO,
PESSSYLYA A I A.
f jJT,HE subscrilM-r re-pectfullv inloim tin- publie
thai he haa purchased, and now occupies the
Large
and
Commodious
ltrlk
I . M
ilHiTus orn StuiKl,
W'ell known as the iroperty, late of Theodore
Wills, and formerly kept l-y Samuel A. Bi'idy.
He is now prepared lo accommodate all travellers
and visiters who msy fsvor him wiih a call, and
will use t-veiy effort in his power to render every
convenience snd comfort lo his customers, while
under his charge. His accommodation, are ample,
and his iovkiis well furnished. Hia stables extcnj
sive ami in good condition.
Ilia Table and Bak will be supplied with tho
I -est that the niaiket can sll'ord. By punctuality
and attention, he feels confident that he will tneiit
Ihe patronage of the public.
CHARLES HARTMAN.
Cattawissa, April (lib, 1812.
ItOIIKKT C'4ltTi:U & .iO,
PAPER MAITVrAOTVREBS.
I.untkaret Mrrtl, Hull hom e,
HAYE constantly for sale, Printing Paper nf all
sizes and qualities. Cap Writing Paper, rubd
and plain. Letter Paper, while and blue, ruled and
plain. Hanging Paper, line and common. Envelope
Paper, do. do. medium, double crown, crown and
extra sired Wrapping Papers, Coloied Medium and
Royal Psiera, Bonnet, Binders' and Snaw Box
Boards, Tissue Psper, and all articles in iheir line,
which ihey will sell 011 accnmiiiodaiing terms.
Highest price given for old rage.
ROBERT CARTER A SON,
Man-hj 9. 1 $42 E kion. Md.
ai rfa nz XX rs
Sunbury, urlliuiiilM'i lunl C'oiml) ,
PENNSYLVANIA.
TIlHE suliscrtber resH-ctlully inloruvs ihe public,
.L thai he has removed lo thut large and coiiiin. -dious
Brick House, on Market square, opsisile tb
t'ourt House, (formerly kept by Hiram Puce.)
where be is now prepared to accommodate all hu
may favor him wiih a call, Being thankful (
past favors, he hopes by strict attention to business,
to lefevve a liberal share of public patronage, tux,
CHARLES D. WHAKTO.X.
Sutibtiry, March Bib, 1644.