'. .J.JU JlUl I"11.?1 "V n .1 i. 1 I.1 ' Jx
Wheat anil Flanrx
Prepared far the If. 1". Exmm by F William.
Fmcu or Wheat -Compsrative average pii.
?ra of wheat in France and England fur aeries of
fears, reduced to currency of United 8lalca, from
irices in J. Lcavitt'e memorial to Congress,
Per bushel of 60 Ilia.
Vein, France, England.
1B0 1,05 J2.23
1M0 1,44 2.0.1
I.IO 1,88
1822 1,0? 1,34
1823 '1,08 1,60
1824 (19 1,(12
J825 1,0ft 2,05
1826 -1.0ft 1 .76
1827 1,31 1,75
1S38 1.48 1,81
1829 1,48 '1,99
4830 1,60 1 93
891 1,57 '1,99
3838 1,28 '1,76
1833 1.06 159
1831 1,00 1,39
S35 90 1,18
IS36 1.17 1.45
1837 1,08
1838 1,04
1839 1.43 2,12
1840 1,47 1 (i9
1841 1,03
trago prices in ihreo seaports only for 1039.
Compnrniivo average prices of Wheat per bushe
in the eastern part of the Stat of Ohio and in
Philadelphia, also the annual avcrago prices of Flour
per harrcl in Philadelphia from 1820 to 1811.
Year.
Wheat per bushel. Flour per. Mil.
In Ohio. In Phila. In Phila.
1820
1821
1822
1823
1824
1 825
1820
1827
1828
1829
1830
1831
1 832
1833
1834
1835
1836
1837
1838
1839
1810
1841
20 cts.
31
3i
asi
42 J
38
38
50
fit)
70
50
fiO
65J
69 J
59
83
1.I2J
1,15
1,05
81
59
CO
92
f 4,72
4,78
6,58
6,82
93
1,33
VJ7
Ml
1,00
92
1,00
1,00
1,28
96
1.12
MS
M2
1,02
1.21
1,60
1,78
1,60
1,37
1,00
1,14
6,62 !
6,67
5,72
6.63
.-w
7 79
ft, 7 2
5.07
5,10
N. H. The Ohio prices (except 1811) are from
a speech of one of the Ohio members in Congress
at the Extra Session, 1841, published in the Ohio
Statesmen. The principal wheat markets in the
eastern part of Ohio are Zanesville, on the Musk
ingum, and Massillon, on the Ohio Canul ; from
700 to 800 miles by canal and lake navigation from
the Atlantic
From the Jjnndon Literary Gazette.
The Cure of llllmlness.
Sometime ago we mentioned that we had heard
of Or. Turnbull't Cure of BUikIiikhs by the fitntet
of I'russk (tci'if, but had no personal knowledge of
the process ; which notice immediately procured us
an invitation from Dr. Turnbnll to witness the ca
ses of several patients, from five or six to above
twenty years of age, who were under his treatment
for this sad calamity. We accordingly attended ;
and it is not easy to express our astonishment and
gratification at what we saw. The various sUges
of cure, advanced in our presence, by the simple
application, for about half a minute, or until a little
warmth was fell by the patient, of the vapour nfhy
drncanic acid, in a small phial, held up lo the rye,
with an aperture fitting the form of that organ ; the
various nature of the diseases so assailed opacities
of the cornea, inflamation, cataract, amaurosis, iri
tis, &c. &C.; the various stages of relief which the
patient had reached, with sometimes one eye open
to sight and pleasurable to look uiion, and the oilier j
lelt nearly Wiml and in its pristine deformity , to ,
shew what had been achieved : ihe va'ious appear
ances of films removing, cataracts breaking up auJ
gradually rcalisorbed, pupils being redeveloped, and
other altogether extraordinary symptoms of reme
dy and regeneration, filled us, we rejKSl with won
der and delight.
One child had been totally blind from six days
old, had beeu taught lo read CYi the raised letters
by the humane system taught in the Blind-school ;
but it could now see these letters, and it was a
curious phenomenon lo behold could eqnslly read
theui by touch and by sight ! The only diiTcreiice
was a singular alteration tn the tone of voice and
pronunciation when reading in two ways ; that by
the eye being far more natural, and like the usuil
reading to which we are accustomed, dun the other
which was monotonous, and with an air of di Hi-
cully even amid the singular reitJjncM acquired by J
Ibis method.
Other cases there were ofthe wonderful produc
tion of ihe power ot vision to those born blind ; but
we select a case of a girl 22 years of age, and there
fore fully capable lo comprehend and lo answer any
question put to her. In utter darkness for 13 years
previous to her coming under Dr. Turnhuli's treat
merit, she now can see ber way, and can distinguish
couuten jnces and colors.
Having witnessed and assured oursclvel of the
reality of these things, w e sought the rationale, le
source ofthe discovery, and the causes of the effects
Dr. Turnbull's answer was, that the datum which
bad suggested the first experiments to him was the
cviilence afforded in all cases of death from poison
ing with prufcsie acid; it was recorded, in every in
stance, that the rye of the corpse was observed for
days as clesr and lucid as if still in life. This led
liim lo conceive that the acid rxened a specific ac
tion on the rye. He argued that any medicament
which produced such a symptom after decease must
possess certain powers over ihe living subject ; and
ho ventured upon hia course of investigation sc.
rordingly. The principle was speedily di-veloed.
The eye and all around il soon dilated and redden
ed. It was evident thai the red arteiial blood rush
ed into the minutest fibres ofthe veins, and excited
a strong acticn throughout the whole ofthe capil
lary processes. Not the slightest piiil arose j a
sedative influence appeared to be exercised on the
Jlffvcs of cU'iion, aud even if iullaiuatiou cxistej, I
it was rapidly removed. The rye, however, pre
aenlrd all the symptom of violent inhumation,
which ia the truly natural curative process, yet
without thft suffering nf the atrugglo between na.
lure and disease. The hnmom became quickly and
singularly active (by degrees tire seat of lire disease
was assaulted, and a healthful tendency created,
cither to supply deficienccs or to remove olmtruc
tiona. By repeating the Application, the cures
were completed,
On inquiry what the results might be on old or
short sights, Dr. Turnhull laughingly replied, that
hydrocyanic acid would soon supersede spectacles
it so altered and helped the vision in cither case,
that no doubt could exist of its applicability to their
relief and restoration, lie this as it msy, we hesi
tale not strongly to recommend the woridciful dis
covery of the Cure for Dlindncss.
The Yoik, Pa. Republican slates that the barn
of Mr. Daniel Smith, in that county, was burnt by
lightning, Intrlher with the entire produce of the
harvest. The attention of farmers in directed to the
fact thit bams filled With nwly cut grain or hay
are very apt to attract the electric fluid, and ought
in all caeca lie protected by a lightning rod.
HAI.TIMOIUC MAIIKKT.
Office of the B a lt i m 1 1 n k A.mkricax, Aug. 8.
FLOUR. On Saturday sales of Su-iurhnnna
Flour were made al $S 37 J; today two sales of
150 hbls. each were mado at $5,25 ; and alt of
300 bids, at ?5,12J all mado from new wheat.
GRAIN. On Saturday (he Wheat market be
came very unsettled, and prien began lo decline.
To-day sales of Md. Wheals were made with dilli-
cul,y 8t 95 c"" 1,10 for l'ril"6 "''Kand from 60
5,10 I a 90 cts. for inferior to good lots. On Saturday a
.65 I load of prime new Pennsylvania red was told at
6 60 I 1''''5' '"' "no,,lr' parcel at f 1,05. To-day a par
fiol:! l co' ' reu' was 0,J at $ 1 -05, and a lot of red and
4,83 ! white mixed at $1,16. Whito Corn is wanted.
We note sales to day of white al 63 a 55 cts. and
of yellow to-day 53 cts. Sales of Md. Rye at 60
r,i17 els., and of Pennsylvania at 65 cts. We quote
hM Md.Oats at 20 a 22 cts. A sale of a lot of Pcnusy I
'ji! vania old Oats at 28 els.
WHISKEY. The markit is very dull, an l the I
trans act!
iMactiott limited to small In s al 25 a 20 cts. f,.r
bbls. Large parcels could be pun basic! for less.
AsoTor.u Li fk Su nn John II. Frost, deck
hand on board the steamboat ILiruet, having taken
a severe cold by exposure in rescuing a fellow be
ing from a watery grave, at (he foot of Marki t ft.,
Philadelphia, one of those cold nights in February
last, his head and face had become so swollen, that,
to use his own wort's, he could scarcely sec al-
tended with violent pains throughout his whole
, . I i , .. I. ; r , . . ....
body, he wss urged by his friends to try Uraiulreth's
Vegetable Universal J'ils. He did so, and is hap
py to state that two boxes of this celebrated medi
cine completely restored him.
Remember, no Drug Store has the genuine Bran
drelh'a Pills for sale therefore lie careful.
fXj- Purchase in Sunbury, of H. U. MasM-r, and
the agents published in another part of this paier.
.v .i is u i k n ,
In Danville, on the 4ih ins!., l y ihe Rev. John
Ball, Mr. Ciihistiax Lai il n u to Miss Hahhah
Mr.Fi.r.ii, both of that place.
At Fort Leavenworth, Missouri Tenilory, on the
13lh of July, by the Rev. Oliver C. Steele, Lieut.
Wm. N. Cairn, of tho 1st Itsgiinent V. S. Dra
goons, to Miss YmuisiA Huhu, both of the same
place.
A CAItU.
Join Fahssworth tenders his sincere thanks
to a large portion ef the citizens of Northumberland
county, for their liberal support al the late delegate
elections. But he does not think himself under
ny obligations to those delegates who were sent to
sunbury to nominate him, and there bartered him
nil' in order lo carry some other man, and, nolw iih-
standing, failed to carry their intended plan into
effect.
riucu aii: rent.
Corrected weekly by Henry Yojcthrimer,
Wheat,
110
Rtc,
Coil!,
Oats, -
Pork, -
Flaxsff.ii, -
UrrTK.n,
Uv.kswax,
Tallow,
Din Kir Aitlf.s,
Do. P LAC II Ml,
Flax,
Mkcki.xii Flax,
Uons,
50
40
'JO
5
125
12
95
12J
75
200
8
10
8
HEALTH l. MISSOURI.
li . Ilurllt Ii'm 1 1 1 1 h
VITHEN these pills were introduced into this
' Slaie, the Agent did not urge them on the
notice oX the public with any superfluous prsise,
confident that a fair and impartial trial was all ihe
recommendation they required, to prove their use-full-ess.
They have now been tested by a number
of persons Uboring under that miserable complaint j
11j..tirMi in iliitf cM'timi nf ibe rnuntrv. ami in !
every instance, as far as we have heard, hate pro
ved tneficial. We wish to give suHicienl lime for
a full arid fsir trial, whrn we will add such le-limo-ny
of their elficary as will do justice to so valuable
and safe a medicine. Jeffernm (.Vr.) Euiuirer.
N. B. Tho- who may be nurturing from the
various disease incident lo men, would do well lo
procure immediately the above medicine, whereby
they may soon be relieved of their m dado s.
Principle Office, No. 19 North Eighth street,
Philadelphia. HENRY" YOATHEIMEK.
August 13th. 1842. Agent.
iiiTo.KAriiic oii( i:.
M. P. SIMONS,
JVo. 173 Clirtnut Street, 4lh Story,
F H1X AUfiLP III A.
MANl'KACTL'KEU of DACVEIIKKO
TYI'i: AI'I'AltATl S. Surgical and Mi
mature Cases, Iirqiorter of Fienrh Chemicals and
double silver plat a for the Daguerre..tyie, adopts
this method of informing the citizens of Northern
Pennsylvania, that be euiriia uti the above husimss
extensively, in all iia various branches. Persons
de-in. 4s of obtaining any of the above articles, rn
tie promptly supplied, on Ibe lorst terms, lor ci-li
All tellers (trust naulA will reieive iiiion (bale
attoiilioii, Augu.t 6th, 1812. Out
ATTENTION SUMIURY CIIUYS.
"7"Cf am required to meet for
pnmdefn Market-square, Sun
bury, at 9 o'clock A.M. of Mon
day, the
IStli day of August trcxt,
in Summer uniform, each Member
to lie provided with 12 rounds of
lilank cartridge,
lly order of Captain Dcwavt,
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
Orikrly Scrg'L
July 30th. 1842.
TAKE NOTICE.
A LI those indented to the firm of the subscribers
will please call and make sitis. tion, either by
paying up or (living their notes with security, No
longer Indulgence can lie Riven.
GEO. ROllRDACH &. BROTHERS.
Aueust 6th. 1842.
to 777: F.i.T:(:ToilT
mint.ASt) covstw
rPHE subscrilier respectfully informs the electors
'T Northumberland county, that be will lie n
candidate, at the ensuing election, for the office of
Should he be favored with a majority of votes,
he will spate no exertions to render general satis
faction. CHARLES WEAVER.
Augu-t Cth. 1842.
AT "HER HAS ihe Shamnkin Coal A Iron Com
' ' pnry di.l, on the 9th dny of July. II2, xe.
cule an assignment of all their property to the sub
seijlirr, in trut lor the benefit ot their creditors,
all persons indebted to the said Shamokin Coal ami
Inn Company are requested lo make payment, and
those having claims, to present them without delay
In John Nieholls At Shamokin, or lo the subscriber,
No. 16 South till Uriel, Philadelphia.
11. II. YARN A 1. 1.,
July 30th, 1842. Aligner.
jL L jL G- E "PL AT
FOR SALE.
rPHE Subscriber oilers for sale, on reasonable
- terms, an excellent new FLAT, 80 f.et lone,
3 feit deep, and 1 I feel wide. Pcr-nti wishing to
nnrrlia-c her. will nlease call on Mr. Eli Dinner.
in Sunbury, or on the subscrilier.
WILLIAM CAUR.
Sutibuty July 30th, 1812. 3t.
Itcti'nmlii Ta.tlor' ltal.
NOTICE is hereby given, lht lettirsof admin
istration have lieen granted by the Kegi-rer
l' Northumberland count y to the subscriber, resi
ding in Shamokiii ton nship, upon the i stale ol
Ben jamin Taj lor, dee'd, bite of said township. All
persons having deniimU against said estale, aie
nuuesiedlo present them, and I hose who are in
debted to settle their ieseetive dues with Ihe sub
......i..., l.. ...... r I.. i... v l.. l- . .1 .
U,,,,, j f A t m,,u
SAMUEL Ft RMAN,
July lfilh, 1812. 6t Attininitrator,
I HAVE this day bought of JACOB HUNT,
-- of Coal township. Northumberland county, one
lied Cow, two Hogs, six Windsor ('hairs, one Ma
ple Table, and twelve yards Cariet, which proier
ty I have loaned to him at my pleasure.
S.JOHN.
Sbnmokin. July 14th, 1812. 43
MEDICAL CARD.
ECCJTOP. V-. S. EPJG-HT,
1 F.sl'ECTFULLY iuforms his friends in Sun
bury, Northumlierland and vicinities, thai af
ter an alwnce of nearly three years in Philadelphia,
(the fountain head of Medical Science in the U-
nited States,) be has returned and locntiil himsrll
in NortbumlH'tlarul, for the purpose of practicing
m all the branches of his profession. Having em
braced Ihe many advantages of the public mid pri
vate tried cal institutions in Philadelphia, lie feels
prepared lo enter upon the responsible dutins of his
proles-ion, and would then fore solicit the patron
age of a generous public.
Noithun.Urluud, July 16th, 1812. 4t
mi. J. N. SUMNER,
C?TTT5 T-irivT TT-l.TmTC?TI
H'
KSPKCTFULLY informs the public thai he
has made Northumberland his perinsnenl
place of resilience, and is ready to attend to any
calls in the line of his profession.
July 2, 1842. ly.
to tiii: ri iti.itv
I AA7HEREAS Letters Putvnt were granted to Mr.
j 11. W. Camt, in Octoler, 1834, for anew
I and useful improvement in the descending 1'i rt
! t'ooKion Siovks; I have understood one II A 1 II
AWAY' is using my said improvement under the
' name of "Hot Air Stovls," which stove involves
Ihe principles secured lo me. This is to caution
all persons sgninsl making, vrasling, or Using said
( "Hot Air Stoves," as I shall prosecute all who in
i sny way infiinge Vny rights; and 1 hereby consti
tute JoriiVa W. t'oLT, Esq.nl Danville, my law
j ful Attorney, empowering him to bring suits against
J any person who shall use niv improvements in uny
manner whatever. HENRY W. CAMP.
Owi go, Tioga county, N. Y".
July S, 1842. 3m. S
Us.
rr v
HOTEL.
MlUlltOlilll, U1 lIlllllllM liillHl ( ,,
PENNSYLVANIA,
fnllt; siiliscribers respectfully iulorm the public
JL lhal limy have taken thai large and ftmnmnli.
ou HOTKL, in Shamokintowu, in the eintieol
the great Coal Region, lately kept by Jacob Kram,
where they are now prepared to aecomimnlaie all
who may favor them with their custom, lly slricl
attention lo business, they hope to aveive a hbersl
share of public patronage,
BATCH ELOIt Jt COVE.
Shamokintnwn, June 18th, 1842.
ON HIS IWN HOOK.
rETE?. GETTE?.,
1F.S'ECT11 LLY informs his friends ami the
public generally, lhal ho has commenced the
T a i I r i ii n' II ii m i ii m m ,
in all its branches, in the hou-e formerly iH'Cupied
by Wm. Durst sa a Tailor Shop, in IHaektM rry
street, nearly opposite Ibe Pnsbyieriun Church.
He rispecilully solie ts abate of Ihe public p itron
sge, and trusts by strii t attention In business and
reasonable charges, he will be enabled to give gen
eral salislaciiou.
Suubuiy, June 18th, 1812 ly
M.i iii iiri II. .Ionian, j
o
ot
FVERS himself to rw Fbi-tora of Northum- i
lierlattd County, as l candMate for the offices 1
PR o r m n TA It V A sn ChF.lt K OF
MR SKYER At. rOURTS
of said county He trims, if elected, that hia expe
rience in the duties of Said nllicr will enable him to
give gr-nvrcl satisfaction lo the public.
Sunbury, June 25, "842.
rfliijoi David iVriakr.
N FORMS the public lhal be will be a candidate
lor the irflive of
n ii r. n t r f
of Northumberland County, at the ensiling elerttori.
He respectOtlly solicits the, sulVr pes of bis fellow
citir.ens, nndj should he be elerlcd, he will endeavor
to di-vharge the duties of said olllce with fidelity,
and satisfaction lo ihe people.
Shamokin, June 25ih, 1842.
TO " tIIK" KLKOTnllS 1)F NuK mUAf.
nKKl-WI) COUNTY.
1111 E subscriber rcspi rllully itrf rms ihe electors
E. of Nortbumbiil..iii roinity, th it he will be a
cauiliiUlo nt the ensuing election, for the ullices ol
W' i;i,rr, v'rvni irr and l letk il'llr f riinrrs'
f Vitrr.
He (rusts, if elected, lie will be sbV to disi-hnrge
the dudes of said ollices lo the entire sa'i-f.ietion of
the cominuiii'V.
June 25. 1812.
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MERCHANTS.
rl',HE Subscriber, Agenl (i Lyon eV Harris, Hat
Manuf.iclurers, for New York, I'lril nlelpbia,
Baltimore and other large cities, wfciw; lint lire
highly coniiii.nd. il lor qtid eol-ii and duraliililtf,
has nit I and n lir-t rate nsieitm-nt ol HATS and
CAPS, suitable for Sprinp sile-, li ch will 'e solrl
very low, fot cash or approved credit, al ibe nrted
rliriti nre. No. 40, North Third sire-1, o p n-i'e
the City llot. l. I'bil i.lelpbis.
liOIIEUT D. W ILKINSON. Ai'eut.
N. H. Orders lot llalsm iberoiii;. promptly
attended lo. The highest rice m rA tt trade
given 1 ir h'nr ikin.
Philadelphia, June 11, I 813.--ly
NEW GOODS.
JI'ST leeeived, a fresh supply ol cheap Dry
Coods, (iroct rii s, Hardware, Ac.
Sutjierior Ladies' black kid Cloves,
Colored do ,
Lawns, (Miintzes, Mnusselin de laines, Ac.
Cloths, Cas-itncres, Cashmereta,
Linen Drillings, Muslins, Ac.
Superior Port Wine,
Pure SjK'rm Oil,
S.crm Candles, Kai-tns. Ae.
June 4th. 1842. II. B MASSEM.
ALL persons indi bled to the lirrn of Lyon A
II air:s, under Ibe agency nf O. N. Thacher,
lint and Cap Manufacturer!, No. 40 North Third,
street, Philadelphia, rc reii-led to make immedi
ate settlement of ill. ir a counts w iih the subscrilier,
their legally au'hnrirl ngenl,who is fully empow
ered to si tile and rolli-et ibe accounts of snl firm.
KOIIEKT D. WILKINSON,
June 4th, 1842. If Agent.
l Mow re r
RESPECTFULLY iulorms the Elerlor of
Noiihumlierlaud county, that he will be a
naiidulsle lor the office of
SIIICUIFF.
lie promises, if Heeled, lo discharge the duties
of said office with care and fidelity.
I'pper M;.h..noy. May 2Hlh, 1812.
I II K
rillLAIllirillA, RKAIIIMi AMI PUTTSMLLE
RAIL ROAD.
AN KXTUA ACCOMMODATION LINK
II i' rrimwirnrr runnins In lu-rrn Phihidelfthtn
and I'ottsville on the following datx
and holm :
Ow akii aft.h Mionnr, Mat ".. 1812.
Leaving I'ottvville, on Mondays, Wednesday a
ami Frslavs,
at
8,' A. M.
Leaving I'hiladelphia, ou Tuesday s, Thiitsrlay.
and S.iturdavs, at I )J P. M.
Hour uf iniiKiiii; hcmliHg.
For Philadelphia, at lily . M.
Tri-werklv.
For Poltsville, al b P. M.
'. It K S.
Between Pollsville A Philada. f:i..ri0 A J2.MI
llr tween Iteadiug A. do, VJ.'i ,V 1 ,7.
Iletueru do A Potsilhs 1 ,4l A l,tm
Exil llSlOX TllKHS I.IHIII ion HLri M.vmn
sit: XT int.
Between Pollsville A Philadelphia, f 5 (III
ll. tween li. a 'rng A lo. :) trtl
lleivveen do. A Pollsville, 2 W)
The other passenger trains will as U'loie, at
Ibe following hours :
Viiimblphia and l'ot,r,lr.
f rom rinlailclplit.i, at 0 A. M.
From Pollsville. at 2 P. M. S
Hoar of limiting leading.
For Poitsvilie, at II A. M.
For Philadelphia. at 3i P. M. S
Daily
Daily.
All ihe trains will stop lor wsy passengers at
tho usual points.
(Jj" All passengers lire ri'rptesled to procure
their tickets In-fore Ibe trains stait.
Msy 21. 1842. if.
CLYDE & WILLIAMS'
flunk Hook laitol;M lry,
thiMwilr I'rinre't I hill I,
HAKItlSlU'Uti.
FMIII'Y' am pn pared In manufacture blank work
I of every ilivciiption, ruled lo sny palierti, such
as Pockets bivords, Dy Brsiks, Ledgers, Asses
sors' and Collectors' Duplicates of Ihe finest ipiali
ly of paper, in a style equal lo any made in the ci
ties of Philadelphia or New Y'oik.
All discriplions of binding neatly executed.
Scrap Books, Albums ami Porifolioa made to order.
Law Books, Music and Periodicals bound lo any
pattern. Old Books rebound, Ac. Also files uf
papers bound.
rjj" Work left al the nlUce ofthe Sunbury Ame.
ricau, will he promptly attended lo.
May 21.1, 1842 ly.
U.S. Mail Coach
I OR I'DTTSIIMJ!,
STICK TO THE MAIL CO ACM 1
r!1!!!! Mail 1w1i for Pollsville leaves Northum
.1 beTlsriilfWrV morning nt 4 oMoek. anil arrives
in Pmisvllli! In limv for ihe cats ro fhiliaileihia.
! a a as low as any mint lrtio.
For seals, inly nt Mvs. Withingion's Hotel,
NorthumberUnd, n' al ('fCfirge Wiltnel's, ftmbnry.
V E. K AI P A CO.,
NnrllM., M.ty 21 , 1 812. I'mprictm.
Cjr- Pas-VHRi'rs coming from Phllade Ipliia will
liteat seenfe their rjt at the WliHe SwnVl Hotel,
Knee St., befort' tln leave Vie tit v. Passengers
coming in this line, have 'lotr M at- a-vtircd in any
Magerif Piifkel Uifll Iroro Mils ill iriv, I'huso coining
in iliHoilnt llnr rny t-p IH'iWlinnl.
UMtitwri.n si i' i : n nut to asy
otiif.n M:lt Sl'. HI it v.
JOHN A IIENHY LANDAP. having rented
the Lime Kilns of lleniv M ,v-, r, in Sunbutv,
have now for sale ibe heal Lime in this part of lire
couiitiy, and will cnirtiuue In keep eonslHiitly mi
baiul Irrrsli l.irne for l' islet rug. Building -Slid for
Liming land, on as reasonable Icrtns as T all bo had
nrr iviirii' in me iicignimiiiooo.
M .y 21, 1842. J. A H. LANDAll.
(i OLD E N 8 WAN
Mo. (iJ Murlh Third, alxwr Areh Stru t,
PHILADELPHIA.
A(T1IMVII)VII! for KV.VF.VfV I'FRWtNSI.
("MIAHLK.S WEISS, late.,1 lire " hire Swan,"
Bird Mount vernon House, respectfully in
forms his friends ami customers, that be has become
Ihe proprietor ofthe abov well known Hotel.
Country Meiehsnts will find ihe above Hotel a
central brCstion. aird the best of fare. Persons rra
veiling with private conveyance will rind a large
yard and good .tabling for horses, and the best of
ostlers. Hoarding f 1 per day.
May 14'h. 1812. tf.
J IVI A YL AND JR &. CO.
Sinill' ami Toluic.co Mnmi lac Hirers,
.r. !W .orth H'rafmrwrr of ltiice and Third
Slrrrtx.
PHILADELPHIA.
rPIIE undersigned have formed a Co-partnership
- under the firm of J. M A YL AN D. .Ib. A Co..
a. successors to ihe Inte firm of Jneah .Mayland
Co., and will c iiilinue the business at the old esta
blishment, on their own account. In addition to
their on close attention and experience Tor many
years, ill Ibe manuf iclure of ibeir cefebrat-d snuff-,
Ac. ihe long experience of lite senior mrlner of the
l.ite brm, will nl-o Is-devoti-,1 to llvr interest nf the
new concern and as no rxrrlioo aud care will be
spared to insure iheir goods, al all limes of ihe ve
ry lies! quality, they solicit n continuance of the
contidencie vil the fi ends and eostomers of Ihe late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. MAYLAND, Jr.
Philadelphia. May 14lh. 1842. ly
EAGLE
a rn? tc 9
Comer of Third nnd Vine. Street,
WILUAfflSrOAT, FA.
filHE subscrilier resftectfutly announces to the
M. public, thai he hns opvncd a Hotel in the com-
mislious brick building situate on the rnrner of
I hud and Pine sirens, where lie will he bsppy to
wait upon those who may favor him witb their
company. The Eagle Hotel is la.'ge and conveni
ent, and furnished in the W-l modem stb'. It i
provided wilh a large number of well aired ami
comfortable sleeping apartment, rooms, private
parlors, Ac. Persons visiting ilhamsport on bu
siness or pleasure, mav rest ns-tirnl that every ex
ertion will l-p used to -tender iheir sojourn at Ihe
"Eagle Hotel" pleasant and sgreeable. Ilia Table
will lie supplied with the very best the market af
fords, and his bar with the rhnicest wiuvs and other
liipiors charges reasonable. 'Ilie Eagle Hold
possesses preah-r aihanlflges in point of loeali.ni
than any other similar est iblir-hoient in the borough,
being situate in the business part nf the town, ami
within a ronven rent distance of the Court House
ami WilhamspoTt and Elmlra Kail hamd Depot.
SulVu ienl Sabling provided, and good and trijsly
oftlers always In attendance.
Attentive, .iccoii.modiiting and hnne-t Servants
have lren eniphovil, and nothing left undone ihit
will odd to the Coinlort and accommodation of his
gue-ts.
There will ! n carriage always in attendance nt
ihe Boat Landing to convey pas-errgers to and from
the llotisv, free of charge.
CHAItLES BtmUOWS.
May 1 Iih. 1842.
1'omiiiis.stoti V lvvnrtlinc Mnrliaiiis,
Foot of Willow Slretl Unit Itoud,
OS 'INK IrtLtW'AKK,
HAYINl! associated wih ihem Joseph Batnet,
lain of l'aslon. Pa., resnectlitllv inform their
friend, and the public generally, iba they have la
ki n th 't large and wed known store and w harf at
fool i-f Willow Street Uarlroail, lattly tacupied by
.(cob Martin, where they purfsise diring a liemiAl
I 'oiiimi-sioti and Forwarding Buines-, and fiom
ihe bcal mlvantages of ihe place b ing eornncleJ
wilh ll ihe public improvements thai have their
oulh't in the rtlv, they tlstter themselves they will
le slr'.e to do lajsiness lo as great, if not R carer sd
tanlage, and UHrn as reasonable terms as any other
house, aud they assure llreir frietuls lint any nui
signmeiils m ole lo them shall have Iheir strict al
ien! ion, mid no exeilions spared to give entire satis
faction. Tin y are also prepared lo receive ami forward
goods li any point on the Delaware .mil Lehigh
rivers, U-lween Maoeh Chunk, l".iion and Phils
i!i l hia, via HelaWnre Pivim, n and Lehigh Can d-;
also. In nnv point oil the Jiinuia river, or Nonh
ami Wi si Blanches of Ibe Su-ipichritina via Scbuyl.
kill and t'uion, or tho Chesapeake and Tide Watei
Cilia's,
For ihe accommodation of Boats Coming or go
ing via Schuylkill and Union Canals, a Hte.imbo.-tt
will ii, kept expressly liir towing boats from iho
Schuylkill around to llie Delaware and bai k, which
will en . bio merchants to hae their ptisluce deli
xered on the Delaware, aud their good shipisd at
a saving ol 60 to i5 r cent the prices fir
hauling seior, wnh these ad, anlagea ihey re
siiecllully solicit a shsre nf palroiiai-e.
W. HE1LMAN A CO.
William Heilmsn, )
William W. Kryser.J-
J.ns-ph Harnrl. 3 Philad .May 14, 1842 ly
to Tin: Fi.F.vToits tr oit'ni
i uni.ti i.wn ft) i .sty.
F11H E subscriber Is-ing prevarh'd ou by his Mends,
L resrectfully ir. forma the public that he w ill t
a i tudidalu lor the otlit-e of
COMMISSIONER,
at the ensuing general election. He promises, if
ftevtt-d, to lullill the duties of said olli.e, with care
ami li.hhly. . JOII.N YOl'Nti,
May ?th, 1812.
ATTOUNEY At LAW,
6U2VBt7&Y, PA.
Burrinesa altenrled lo in the Counties of Nor
tltuml erlaud, Union. Lveom1ng and Jclmbia.
nerer ttv
Ttrn)A Hart A Uo.,
towta fc Barnoit,
Hart, OnntR-na A IIakt. yVfiiail.
Ur.YROLTI. McFsRt arii A.Jo.
"J
Sprint !n, Mnnli A, Co.,
-A Cr !D
lim. ,IOII VK.lti K IN T, TllITKS,
UEsPEC TFIjI.T.V antwunce lo the citizens
of Sunbury, aniHls -vicinity, that they have
Ibis day entered htto copartnership in ihe Praclico
r'l Medicine, in all its various department, ami
hope by this arrangement, punctual atfeiitrnai to
business, ami moderate charges, to receive a liberal
share ofpublic patronage,
(Tj'Pr J. PV.AL tenders bis gratr ful rrckiinnl
edgemen'ls for ihe very liberal patronage hcromfom
received, nnd feeling confident that the new r.
ritngemeriL,.(lltrTirni of Peal A Trite-,) will bo
conducive lo ihe comfort .Hid welfare of the pub
lie, be imi.t respectfully solicits a coniirrumrce i-f
their 'confidence.
Sunbury, May Vlh, 1812. l"im.
Ttrii i :":! : rn r s i i r .t rnTiTii i ;i ;i:
I.AM) COUNTY .
flH E Subscriber respectfully inform lite V'.li c
I tors of Norihumberland county, that he tviil bo
a rnndiilnte for the ollices of
Itrghtvr, lltrordtr and ClirK of the Or.jdiunS
Court-,
at the ensuing general election. Should be 1 e r-h-cted,
Ire will rltert himself to render general sa'i
faclion, which his long experience in the Jutics of
said ollices, will enable him to do.
JMay 7. EDWARD OYSTER.
jL PAr.lFC?." GALE. '
171 fR S.ik', a Frfrm contaiiring about 50 nen s,
" wort) or less, situate tn Sliamckin township,
Notthumlierland 'CoiiYiry, about w'ven miles from
Sunbury, on Ihe main road leading from that placo
lo Petersburg and Shanu.kinlowTi, Siljoining laiiiU
of Wm. Farrow, Abraham K'lase, Samuel (iotisrr
ami Wm. Mart?., on which lltero is A good largo
Brick House, tt'ilh a w-cll of never failing water at
the door, a large Birrn hi gisnl repair, a good Or
chard, and a good seat for a mill ot any kind of
water power. Neatly all the laud is cleared ami iit
good cultivation, twenty-five acres of which is g.iorl
meadow. The Danville and Pollsville Rail l.'.vul
ruiis through said firm. It wiH be soM as the. i,ro
prrly -of Wm. Watera, dee'd. Any person wish
ing lo purchase can do well, as the terms are rea
sonable. Posses.-icn and a good title ran he given
next Sprints. For further particulars, persons aid
requested to apply to lire Widow, who lives on 1 1 a
premises, or to Godfrey W tilers or K. (iN'oittMir,ti
Esq. in Surdiury. SObFRKY WATERS,
t;. R. WATERS.
Mav 7 tf. i:x'rnf ,, Water, dtr'd.
MEHOiiANT'S
HOUSE,
So. 2H7 Sorth Third. abnrrCilowhill St.,
PIllLADELPIHA.
fHE subscribers lakss plvasure in ac,ua!nlir g
1. their friends and the public in general, that
they have laken Ihe large and commodious Hon-1,
recently built by the Mevsrs. Hart, on the snme site
once occupied by rhe rtld established Hotel known
a Ihe Bulla Head, in Third slieet above Callow
lull sr.
This Hotel is Imir-hed in the very best j.oss'-hln
nianiu r, and of ihe best im.lcr.sls. Its bn iit on ih
very desirable, particularly lor country mi rchai.ts ;
the arrangemeiHs lor hratir.g and vetiiilaling inch
riHim is such as to secure any temperature. The
Ixilroomsate all light and airy, all furnished in a
neat sly'e, so as lo insure Lomhiit.
The rtcrtvir.ig parlors are al-o furnished in a su
perb style, tlie windows are on the French s'vlr,
forming ut entrance to a balcony in front, win. It
makes pea-aiit recess, rurticular attention has
been r;tven to ihe is and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are vnlirely new.
r rorn yearn eipenence in hotel business, u p
trust, by strict assiduity to business, lo make this
house a ih-Firabte sti-triiing place. Our table w.ll
always be ittplied with Ihe wry best our itiaikel
can arloTil, and our bar with the bcsl Irquurs ami
wirres of Ihe most approved hrsnds.
P. S. Tlrere are first rare stabling iif.d carr nta
hnu.-v attached lo the hotel, Lttcrided by ca t I II
and snt-er hosirers, and our charges will bt low, in
accordance with the present h.vd I irr.es.
SHPLTZ A. LERR
I'hihnlrlphia. .A.ril If., 1842.
SUSQU EHTNW'a
HOTKL,
CATTAWISSA, COLUMBIA U ,
PF.M.XSYLVAMA.
HE subscrilH-r re-iectfully inl'otm. ihr- pu'-lio
that he has ptireh ised, and now occupies iho
Larcy.
aud
Commodious
Well known as
Hi it k
I..
elTUtcrii stand.
the proprtly, late of Theodore
Wells, and formerly kepi by Samuel A. Btndv.
He is now prepared to accommodate all Iravi II- r-t
nml visiteis who nr.v favor him with a call, a 'id
will u-e rwty etliirl in his power lo render eery
cnnveiiieiree and comfort to his customers, wbdo
Under hisrharge. His aceommorlalions are ample,
and bis rooms well furnished. His stables rxicii
ive and in good condition.
His Taki : aud Bah will be supplied with tho
Is-sl that the market ran aiTord. By punctuality
and aiteiition, he feels confident that he will incut
the patronage of the public.
CH ARLES HARTMAN.
Callawissa, April Vlh, 1812,
uoiirKT T titTr.it Xmi,
PAPER MANVrAOTUBlSS,
Lombard Street, Halltmorr,
HAVE constantly for sale. Printing Pier nf all
sizes and qualities, Cap Writing Paier, rut. .1
and plain. Letter Paper, while and blue, ruled and
plain, Hanging Paper, line and common, Envelopo
Paer, do. do. medium, double crown, crown ami
extra sued Wrapping Papers, Colored Medium nml
Royal Papers, Bonnet, Hinders' aud Straw Boy:
Boards, Tissue Paper, and all articles in their I i ! ,
which they will sell on accommodating terms.
Highest price given for old rags.
ROUEKT CARTER A tON.
March HI, 1842. Elktnn. M.I.
WHARTON'S
go rn? an cc-.
Suiibui ) oi iliuuilM-iiunl I oiiIj ,
PENNSYLVANIA.
rilHE subscriber nsi.cilully inlorms the pubhc,
1 that lie has removed lo that large ami comm. -dtous
Hnck House, on Msrkct squire, opposite ti n
Couil House, (lormerly kept by Hiram Pticc.)
where he is now prepared lo accommodate all l
may fav.if him wiili a call. Being thankful lor
past favors, he hopes by strict attention lo busine.s,
lo receive a liU'ral shaie of public patronage, Ac.
CHARLES U. WHARTON.
Sunbury, March bib, tii.
t2