Ths Money Market.
Wry little change in the money matlm of Phil
adelphia. Tha nut-door rate may bo quoted
heretofore it T to percent., for good paper. The
brokers have very little to do, insomuch a the
hank, discount all ahoit paper of unexceptionable
character that ia presented to them. Our own im
pression is that as business becomes mora active,
money will Ret comparatively scarce. The abun
dance at the present time, grows chiefly nut of the
limited business of the eoun'iy. Every body hos
been curtailing and retrenching for months, while
the uncertainty and apprehension that existed with
regard to the revenue or tariff bill, also had its effect
in deterring capitalists from any new enterprises.
But the revenue bill having passrd, and Congress
adjourned, we may speedily look for more activity
In trade, and hence for more demand for money. The
currency, ton, is getting bettet at various oinU ;
the crops of ad kinds' are coming In ; we have no
Tear of war with Great Britain, and the prospect is
improving. The great drawback upon farmers,
is low prices. Wheat is selling at various points
in Kentucky at SO rents a bushel, and at the same
price at Zanesville. Ohio, and at 49 cents in Cincin
nati. But these are specie prices, and when we re
member that the cropa are immense, perhaps the
cause of complaint is not so seiinus. , We repeat
that the currency is gradually improving through
out the country, that individuals have long been
engaged in curtailing their indebtedness, and that
the aigns of the times from all points, are more
cheering within the last few days. The suction
salea which took place last week in Philadelphia,
brought better prices, snd our merchmts on C hsnge
and in the principal business thoroughfares, speak
with a better feeling, and more confidence. The
fall trade will not probably be large, because the
effect of the salutary movements to which we have
alluded will not have reached the various sections
of country from which the southern and western
merchants come, in time. Still, it will exhibit con
siderable improvement, and the. very fact that the
multitude believe that business will grow better, will
produce a cheerful state of things to some extent
at least Even our State Stocks have increased in
price somewhat, more because of the better feeling
generally, than for any positive reason thst we have
been able to discover. On the whole, then, we
think we may congratulate our readers, and in
dulge a hope that matters will mend gradually hut
certainly, from the present time forward. Rick.
Ilrpnrltr.
Mrlancliol jr Accident.
llrlrort of a Utter In the Editor of the Danville
Democrat, dated
Washington tills, August 30th, 1642.
Dear Bin : We had another dreadful accident
here on Saturday Isst. Chales Johirov, son of
James Johjost, Esq., a young man about 19
years of age, went on a fishing excursion in the
Creek near this town, with a seine, in company of
several persona. In going into the wster he got
deeper than his night, and being unable to swim,
was drowned in a few minutes. Too much blame
cannot be attached to those who were with him.
They made no effort to sve him, though the wa
ter was not over between five 01 six feet deep, and
they were within ten or twelve feet from him, when
he ssnk. Instead of attempting to rave him, (which
they could have done,) they cent to town for aid,
and it was near a half hour before the body wss re
covered. Every effort was wade th.it human ingenu
ity could deviaa, but it was of no avail-the vital spark
had fled. The deceased waa a young man of un
exceptionable character, and haa left a large circle
of friends who mourn his untimely fate. Thus has
been cut down, in the morning of his lite, a young
and promising youth, who bade fair to real ire the
highest expectation of his I'rienJs.
The sufferings of the poor in Philadelphia and
the lower comities is said to l very great, owing
to want of employment. A few Jiti hoi case
of actual starvation waa mentioned in a Philadel
phia paiier. The Saturday Evening Post gives
the following account:
"On Tuesday, a poor man was detected by a
butcher up Market street, in the act of taking a
piece of meat from his stand. He plead poverty
the starvation of his family, as the ocly cause of
bis act. At the moment, a gentleman standing l y,
and who heard the poor fellow's story, inquired the
price of the meat, and beii g answered as to its
value, was about to pay it, when the butcher with
characteristic goodness of heart, said, "No, sir, I
make it a present to him," and the man went away.
A circumstance of a similar character occurred last
week, but the butcher, instead of stopping the man,
quietly followed him to hir home, and Uion going
into the house, was astonished to see the children
of the poor fellow greedily devouring the raw meat,
wiih an avidity that could only arise from famine,
while the father st looking on unmindful of his
own sufferings. This wss too much for the sensi
bilities of the butcher, who left the house with pre
cipitation, but soon returned, having successfully
exerted himself lo procure relief for this starving
family."
Gold Wines of Oeorgtsu
The Milledgevaille Journal af a late data says :
"The success which is now attending gold dig
ging in the tXieroki country, is, we learn, very
great. Upon an average, it is said, thst common
hands can earn from one dollar to one dollar and
three-quarters per day, rlear of expenses. This is
better thsn making cotton not com for we bold
that the corn makrr, in the long run does better
than either the gold digger or the cotton planter.
Hut notwithstanding thia, we are pleased that our
(Sold minea in the Cherokee country, are proving
to be a source of profit. These are hard times
and hard money is much wanted. We team too,
that the demand for gold waa ao great, that many
speculators furnished themselves with, what they
supposed, the needful,' to buy up the glutei ing
metal, but they have been lo a great extent, tadly
disappointed. Their needful waa Ct lilral 11 ink
money, and the depreciation upon the notes of this
Dank hss been so great, that ths Miners would not
touch it, but st a rate of discount so great that the
peculators were compelled to abandon tbsir project."
BehwrlklU Cnt Trsuls.
Amount of Coal shipped from this region the
ptesent season, Bp to Thursday evening :
From Pottsville, 179.191 Tons.
Schuylkill Haven, 101.253
TOTAL, 280,414 -
Amount of Coal shipped from Mauch Chonk up
to 2Gth ult., flora the commencement of the season.
149,085 Tons.
Pvltsrilfe Emporium.
Tn the Court of Quarter Session of Union county,
Isaac (tray was sentenced to the Eastern Penitenti
ary, for passing a Counterfeit Ave dollar note to Dr.
J. Wagrnaeller, for two years solitary confinement
at hard lalmr, and one year for offering a counter-,
feit five dollar note to John Hall. Union Star. .
Stkphk) OiaAi. The Philadelphia Evening
Journal in the course of some very severe strictures
on the life and character of Girard, holds forth in
this wiser
Girsrd acquired hi fortune chit fly at the ex
pense ol evriy principle, as well as the best feel
ings of humanity . In the courts of justice, he
tlcaded the statute of limitations, against righteous
debts and on one occasion, saved $40,000 by his
plea though then worth six millions of dollars.
On another occasion, he endeavored to swindle
widow and herchildien out of a farm in the neck,
for which an honest jury sweat him with h- avy
damages ; for, like sll tyrants, he seized on the
land, and left the widow to the uncertain remedies
of the mercenary law ; but the genius nf a Binney
recovered her property, and scourged the invadei
to the quirk. Hia private indirecttires, would
lire patience to enumerate them ; and disgust sober
minds by their profligate details."
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office of the Baltimore Americas, Sep. S.
FLOUR. There is very little demand for How
ard a: reel Flour, and the store price has further de.
dined. Ssles of good standard brands have been
made to-day to a moderate extent at f 4 60, and
some holders are offering to sell st the same price
now. There is no settled receipt price.
We hesr of no sales of City Mills Flour. Some
holders are willing to sell si ft 75, but others ask
4 87.
The maiket is almost bare of Susquehanna
Flout. Small tales at 4 75.
GRAIN. The supply of Wheat at m irkrt to day
is large, but thete are no prime tots offering. We
nominally quote good to prime Md. reds at 80 a 90
cents. Sales of inferior to good Ms at 50 a 75 ctg.
Prices exhib't rather a downward tendency. No
Pennsylvania Wheat at market for several days
Sales of Md. Corn al 50 eta. for white, and 50 a 51
eta. for yellow. A sale of Pennsylvania yellow at
52 eta. We quote Md. Rye at 50 cts. Ssles of
Md.Oats at 21 a 23 cts.
WHISKEY. The market continues dull.
Sales of hhds. it 20 cts. and of bids, at 2 1 J a 22 cts.
A Few Works n Favor or Dr. Brashrkth's
Vko eta aLK Usitersal Pills. This valuable
medicine is aa well known in the United Slates,
and paitirularly in thia city, (Philadelphia.) as a
sovereign remedy in the cure and prevention of
disease, that we scarcely know what to say, that
will be received in its f.vor. One thing is certain,
they possess this eminent advantage over most o
Iher purgatives, that while they operate gently they
produce neither costiveness, debility, nor loo great
excitement; whenever there is a preuisposition to
a disease, arising from marsh effluvia, or too co
pious use of ardent spiiita, or a vitiatod state of the
bile, they sie sure to relieve.
We highly recommend them to travellers, by sea
and land, aa they may lie made use of with the ut
most safely, without change of diet or exerciae.
They will be (bund peculiarly beneficial in the pro
tection front disorders incidental to hot climates;
they deterge snd cleanse viscid humois, open ob
structions, promote the secretion of good bi e, ope
rating as a cathartic and poweiful diuretic and dia
phoretic. Daity Chronicle.
Purchase in Sunbury,of H. B. Masser, and
the agents published in another part of thia per.
CoMMCRICATln.
To tlie Citizens of MorthumbrrlanJ County :
Hatmu been placed brfore the public by the
Democratic party aa a candidate for Assembly, I
consider it my duty to the friends who nominated
me, to say, that any allegation that I am in favor
of attaching any part of Northumberland county to
Columbia rounly, is incorrect, No person of either
county has spoken to me with a view to that oh.
ject, in anticipation of my nomination or election.
I am opposed to such a change myself, and if elect
ed, would not sanction any measure of the kind.
If I am honored by the cilixens with sn election, I
shall endeavor to represent the wishes and interests
of the county fairlyvand with fidelity.
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen,
JACOB GEARHART.
Rush Township, Aug. 27, 1842.
Qj The Milionian will please copy the above.
Important Warnlngr,
7' Arise who nrgltct a Vol J,
Tia evident, and derided by the moat experienced
J- physicians, that Consuxr rios is mostly encou
raged by a neglect of a Cold at the first attack.
How many persons are iheie th it put otf from lime
lo lime procuring s suitable medirine, until the dis
ease begins to assume a serious character, w hen in
all probability they are past ihe p.iwer of m. dii at
aid. May these lines prove a warning to those af
flicted wah the first symptoms of Consumption,
that they may immediately u-e Dr. Di'mtar's Ex
r ector art Kemeut, which is expressly for disea
ses of the Respiratory System. It is reitsin la re
move a I'ough in a lew days, al the same time re
lieving the pain in ihe side and breast, and arrest
ing the progress of thai fatal disease Consumption !
The Eipectorsnt Remedy has a decided advantage
over all other preparations. It ia rntiiely free fr-m
Opium, and all other violent Narcotics. It regu
lates Ihe system, and gives strength tn Ihe wesk and
nervous. For sals at No. 19 North Eighth sheet,
Philsde'phis, snd in Sunhnrv. at the st..re of
HENRY VOX I'll KIM Fit,
Sept. lO.h, 1813. AgfHl,
li HI K U,
On the 21st till., by ths Rev. J. P. Shindel, Mr.
Rorrrt Parr to Mi-sSanah Gkmrerllvm, both
of Penns township, Union County.
On the 6th mat., by the same, Mr. Iikorsr rvn-
skr to Miss Elisarkth Bloom, both of Augusts.
On the same day, by the same. Mr. Aniirkw
Gi TSLti a to Mis. LtniA Conrad, both of Young
manatown. l'lUCE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry YoJCtheimer,
Wheat,
95
Rir,
Cor, '
Oats,
, Pork,
Flaxseed,
Butter,
Beeswax,
Tallow, .
Drier Ar-rLRs,
Do. Peaches,
Flax,
Heckles Flax,
Eons,
60
40
25
ft a.
100
12
25
, 12J
75
200
8
10
8
" Rood Intent Fire Company.''
A MEETING of the Good Intent File Compa
ny will be held at the Engine House, this af
ternoon, Sept. 1 0th, al 6 o'clock, P. M., for the pur
pose of exercising the Engine.
JOHN B. PACKER.
Sept. lOih, 1812. Sec'y
"JOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
JL which hcretotore existed between Ihe stthsrri
lrs, under the firms of Bear A. Trego nnd Trego,
IKvir rV Co., is this day dissolved br mutual con
sent. All debts due by the titms will be paid by
Jacob Bear, lo whom all the debtors of the aaine
will please to make payment.
JACOn BEAR,
JOHN TREGO.
' Shamokin, Sept. 10th, 1842.
ATTENTION KUiNBUllY CIREY.S.
YOU are required to meet for
parade in Market-square, Sun
bury, al 10 o'clock A. M. of Satur
day, the
Sltli day of ScjL inst,
in Summer uniform, each Memlier
to fie provided with 12 rounds of
blank cartridge.
By order of Captain
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
Sept. 3d, 1842.
N. B An elerl'on for non com
missioned officers will be held on
said day.
TO THE ECHCTOUS OF NORTIIUM
BKUINI) COUNTY.
HAVING lieen informed that a iiutntier of my
Democratic fellow citizena wish me to stand
a hiII at the approaching election, for Ihe offices of
Register, Recorder, if Clrtk of the Orphan'
Court of SorthumlnrUind County,
1 have consented lo the request; and I earnestly
wish thst you will favor me wiih vour suport.
EDWARD OYSTER.
August 27th, 1842.
IVoticc to Creditor.
TTIIIE undersigned, having been appointed Audi-
J. tor lo apportion the assela of the estate of
James lloey, dec d, m the hands of John I.andau.
the administrator, will attend at his office for that
purpose, on Saturday the 3d day of September
next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., of which those interested
will lake notice. CH ARLES W. IIEGIN.
Sunbury, Aug. 20ih, 1842. Auditor
Tlie lcople't C'niifliflatc
FOR SHERIFF.
DAVID M. I.AKK, of Miaou. km Township,
ia induced hy ihe urgent solicitation of nu
ll y Iriends, to offer himself as the People's Candi
date for Sheriff. Having hd fifteen votes out of
Ihe ihirty-one Delegates met st Ihe court-house in
piunbiiiy the first day of August, snd claimed se
venteen before they met, but by some misunder
standing received only fitV-en, be thinks that the
people should have a choice at the coming election
in October next, and therefore shall look to them
for his support. Augu-t 211th, 1842.
l'lIOTOI. 11 AIM 1 1 C I OT IClT.
M. P. SIMONS,
JVo. 17U Chesnut Stre:t, 4lh Story,
pxnxASTJirxmL.
MANUFACTURER of DAGUERREO
TYPE APPARATCS, Surgical and Mi
niature Cases, lmiorter of French Chemicals and
double siler plates tor the Daguerreotype, adopts
this method of informing the citizens of Northern
Pennsylvania, that be carries on the above ousiness
extensively, in all its various brsnrhes. Persons
desirous of oblsining any of the above articles, can
be promptly supplied, on the lowest terms, for cash.
All letters (post paid,) will receive immediate
attention.
Ms. (J R LILLE RR'.DGE, now travelling in
the Northern part of Ihe Slate, will promptly at
tend to all orders, give necessary information and
Photographic instructions to sny person on appli
cation to him. Auuust lilh. 1812. lim
TAKE NOTICE.
LL those indebted to the firm of the sulscriliers
will please csll and make satisfaction, either by
paying up or giving their notes with security. No
longer indulgence esu be given.
GEO. RMHRBACH vk BROTHERS.
August 0th, 1842.
TO TUF. F.LKCTORS OF SoRtITtM
ItF.RLAM) COI'.XTY.
THE suliscrilwr rcs-clfully informs the electors
a of NortlitiiulM-rlAiid eimnlv. ihul Iim u-ill Ia
candidate, at Ihe ensuing election, for the office of
I'oroiit-r,
Should he be tavored with a majority of votes,
he will spare no exertions to render rcneral suns
faction. CHARLES WEAVER.
August tith. 1842.
f) i k 7j7 isTumn 1c k ,
SURGEON DENTIST,
1 ESI'KC't Ft I.LY informs Ihe pul.lic that he
has made Northumberland bis iernisiieiit
place of residence, and is ready to attend lo any
c.dis in ihe hue of his profession.
July 2, 1842. ly.
Saimirk II. .Ionian,
FFEh'S himself to the Klectors of Northum
berland County, as a candidate for the offices
C)
ol
PROTflOXOTARY A.D CI.F.RK OF
THE SEVERAL CO V UTS
of said roomy. Ho trusts, if elected, thst his expe
rience in the duties of said ol tires will ena le him lo
give generel satisf anion lo ihe public.
Suubuiy, June 25, 1812.
" to Tin: it nut.
YrHEIiF.AS Letters Patent were granted to Mr.
II. W.Camt, in Oct-her, 1834, for anew
and useful improvement in the descending Fi.i k
I oori vn Kjovx i 1 have understood one II A I II
A WAY is using mv said improvement under the
name of "Hut Air Stov which sinve involves
Ihe principles secured to me. This is to caution
all ersnns against making, vending, or .using said
"Hot Air Stoves,", as I sh ill prosecute sll who in
any way infringe my rights; nnd I hereby consti
tute JosMtu W. Comlt, F.sq. of Danville, my law
ful Atti'iney. empowering him to bring suits auainst
sny person who shsll use mv improvements in any
manner whatever. HENRY' W. CAMP.
Owign, Tioga county, N. Y.J
Juy 2, 1842. 3rn. ' 5
TAILORING
ON HIS IWN HOOK.
V
1") F.8PECTFULLY Informs hi' friends and the
publir generally, that he hss commenred the
Tailoring II 11 i n c x ,
I in all its branches, in the house formerly occupied
by Wm. Durst as a Tailor Shop, in Itlackln-rry
street, nearly opposite the Pn shyterian Church.
He rrseclfully solicits a share of the public patron
age, and trusta by strict attention to business snd
reasonable charges, he will be enabled to give gen
eral satisfaction.
Sunbuty, June 18th, 1842 ly
lre'f y "Prof rTjyy"
HOTEL.
Shamokin, IVortlmmlrorlaiitl Co.,
PENNSYLVANIA.
rilHE suliscrilieis resrifullf inform the public
JL thai lhy have taken that htrgt and rnwmmli.
nun IIOTEI.. in Sh.imkiutown, in the centre of
Ihe great Coal Rrgion, lately kept by Jacob Kr.nn,
where they are now pn-pared lo accommodate all
who may fi.vor them wiih their custom. By strict
attention to business, they h'pe to receive a liberal
shsre of puMic patron.-ig.
BATCH ELOR A GOVE.
Shamokintown, June 18th. 1812.
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MERCHANTS.
THE tuliscritier, Agent of I. yon Ac Harris, Hat
Manufacturers, for New York, I'lnl idelpliiii,
Baltimore and other large cities, whose- Unlit are
highly commended lor td edit and durnhilily,
has on hand a first rate assoitmnnt of HA I'M and
CAPS, suitable f..r Spnna silc, wh th will I e sold
very low, fot cavil or appmved credit, al the m ini
cheap attire. No. 40, North Third stro-t, oppjai'A
the City Hotel, Philadelphia.
ROBERT D. WILKINSON, Armt.
N. B. Orders lor Hals in the rontji, promptly
attended tn. The highest rice in tath or tra ie
given f.ir t'ur rAv'na.
Philadelphia. June It. IS42--1y
NEW GOODS.
J 1ST iccrived, a fiesli supply ol cheap Dry
(ioixls, tiroririea. Miirdwiire, ,Vr.
Superior Ladies' Mack kid Ginvcs,
Colored do..
Lawns, t 'hinlzes, Mousselin de lames, Ac.
Cloths, I'lts-iiocics, t'a-hmeu-ta,
l.inen Dr llings. Muslins, Ac.
Superior Port me,
Pure Sarm Oil,
' Sperm Candles, Rai-ins. Ac.
June 4ih. ls-12. II. II. M SSEK.
ALL peismia in
Hairs, under
ndi lued to the lino ol I.oii A
under the agency off I.N. Thaeher,
Hilt and Cap Manufacturrrt, No. Ill North Third,
street, Philadelphia, are requested to make iiiiiuedi
ale arlllemeul of ill' ir a counts iih the sulwcrilar,
their legally authoiied ugenl.whn ia fully rmow
eied lo settle and rollerl the arcouMs nf said firm.
ROBERT D. W ILKINSON,
June 4th. 1 84 2. t f Agent .
I'elU atlosircr
ESPECTFULLY informs ihe Eleelors of
NoithuinberlaiHl rounly, that he will be a
rai.dldt
idate for the office of
SHERIFF.
He promises, if elected, to discha'ge lire duties
of said ofliee with rate ami fnb lily.
Up(ier Mahmioy, May 2lh, 1812.
i lit:
1' 11 1 LA I) E 1. r 11 1 A. nnillMi AM) rOTTMIILE
RAIL ROAD.
?.l'11t.va'j.h t?in
-11
AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINK
H ill eonnitfurr running In lwern Philadelphia
and Poltm illr on thrfullmcinir day
and haiimj
I" AXn AVTKR MoN SAY, Mil 9, 1812.
Leaving Pottsville, on Moiidnys, Wedui d.iy
and Fridays, ar . M.
leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, 'liirsdnv
and Salunlays, al ' 1 f P. M."
ilnlint , MlAintr Rt'ttt7iitir
Kor I'l il idetplua, at 10J A. M.
For IVtisvilk, at P. M.
Tii-weekly.
'. H K .V.
Between Pottsville A Pbdada.
It.lween Reading A' d s
A f2,.S0
2.2.S A 1.7.S
Between do A Pot'sxille,
Kvi i usiok Tn kirn iiiiiiii mi
nr mv.
Between Pottsville A Philadelphia,
Bi lweeii lb admg A' do.
Between do. A Pottsvrfbs
1,1(1 A 1 till
2 IN)
The other passenger trains will as before, at
the follow ing hours :
P'tilutlttiihia and Pntturillr,
From Philadelphi i, at A A.M.?
From Pottsville. at 2 P. M.
Honrs of putxinsz Itrtidinrr.
For Poit.vitRi, at i A. M. i
Pot Philadelphia, at P. M. S
Daily
Daily.
All ihe tiaina will stop for way iiarseugers
at i
the usual p.4nla.
(J j" All passengers are requeslej to priH'Uro
theii tickets iM'lore ibe t cuius stait.
May 21, 1842. If.
U.S. Mail Coach
FOIl lOTTN VI lalal'.
STICK TO TUB MAIL COACH I
ri'Hi: Mail C loach f..r Pottsville leaves Northnm
I. berland everv morning at 4 o'clock, and arrives
in Poiisville in lime for the rars lo I'lnl.idi Iphia.
Fa MR as low as any other line.
For seats, apply al Mrs. Wellington's Hotel,
'Northumberland, o at Gentee Writel's. Sunlntry.
A. E. KAPPA CO..
North'd., May 21, 1812. Proprietor. !
(XjT Passengers coining from Philadelphia will
pten-e semre their seats st the While Swan Hon I,
Rare St., before they leave the rity. Pnasei ffers
Coming in this line, have ttoir seat, secured in any
Since or Packet bnal from this place. 'I hose Coming
in the other linn msv Is? left behind.
WARR.WTEI) SI PF.RIOR TO A ' Y
OTHER A F.A R SEX fl TRY.
.1
OHN & HENRY LANDAU, having rented
the Lime Kilns of Henry Mssser, in Sunbuiv,
have now for sale the best Lime in this part of Ihe
country, and will continue lo keep constantly on
hand frch Lime for Plastering, Building and for
Liming land, on as reasonable terms as can be had
anywhere in the neighlioihood.
Msy2l,J842. J. & H. LANDAU.
CLYDE & WILLIAMS'
ltluiiK llwuk !Iaiiiil'a lurj,
4. Oppaxitr Prinvr 'n Hotel,
HAKKlSIUJItG.
f IIIF.Y are pn purid lo manufacture blank work
JL of every description, ruled to any pattern, such
ss Dockets li'ecords. Diy Biaiks, Ledgers, Asses
sors' and Collectors' Duplicates nf the finest quali
ty of paisf-r, in a style equal to any made in ths ci
ties of Philadelphia or New t oik.
All disciiptions of binding neatly executed.
Scrap Books, Albums and Portfolios made to order.
Law Books Music and Periodicals hound lo any
p.illern. Old Books rebound, Ac. Also files of
psers bout d.
jj- Work W-ft at the office of Ihe Sunbury Ame
rican, will be promptly attended to.
May 21st, 1842 ly.
J. IMC AY L AND, JR. & CO.
Jnull ami lubacco Jlaniilncliirrrs,
.Vo. !!) Xorth Yil corner of Race and Third
Strrrtit.
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed a Co-partnership
under the firm of J. MA YLANP. Jr. rV Co..
a successors to the lute firm at Jacob .Mnifnnd
Co.. snd will c intitiue the business at the old esta
blishment, on ibeir own account.' In addition to
their own close attention and experience for many
years, in the mamil iclitre nf their cefebrated snuff-,
. xr.. uie nuigi jprrienrp oi me senior pariner oi rnc
l.,., I..,,, ,ill mln Im .ltv.-hl.-.l l.i ihu inlafMl t.f fliM
new concern and as no rxertion and care will lag
spared to insure their eomls, al all limes of Ihe ve
ry l-est quality, they solicit a continuance of the
confidence of the Mends and cnloiners of the late
firm. THOM AS ADAMS,
J. MAYLAND, Jr.
Philadelphia, Mav 14th, 1812. ly r
EAGLE ;"
an qd ru n,
Corner of Th'rd and Vine Slrr t tx,
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
flHE snl'scrilaT resetfully announres to the
JL publir, that he h s oa'tied a Hotel in thernm
moilious briek huilding situate on the rumor of
Third and Pine streets, where he will he hnppy to
wail npon those who may f.ivor him wit'i their
compni.y. The E.icle Hotel ia large and conveni
ent, and furnished ir Ihe laM modem stile. It is
provided with a large number of well abed and
coinfurl.dile sleeping apartmcriN, rooms, private
parlors, Ac Persons visiting U illiaiiismrl on bu
siness oi p'ea-nre, mav rest as-uri d that everv ox
ertion will t-e used lo render their sijourn at (he
'Eagle Hot I" pleasant and agreeable. His Table
w ill lie supplied w ith the very bi st tlie market af
fords, and his bar wi'li the rhoirem w incs ami other
liipjors charges re isonalile. The Eaele Hotel
possesses premier adtautaues in pmnt of loeaii.oi
than any utile i simil.ir est-iblishmeiil in ihe laiiotich,
iH'ing situate in the titisineSH p ol of the town, ami
w ithin a convenient distance of the (mrt House
and Wilbamsporl ami Elmira Rail Ron) D put.
Sufficient Stabling sT.rided,und gisod snd Ini.-ty
ostlers lwas in attendance.
Attentive, accoii.niolntiiig and hone-l Servants
hate been emploi ed. and nothing left midline that
will add lo the roiutoit and accninmodaiion of 1ns
guests.
There will ls a carriage always m Btlendaore at
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to and from
the House, free of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
Mav 14th. 1812.
HEILlfAlT & CO.,
(.'oinniisMoii iV l'rvariin Mt rrliants,
Foot of W illow Street Rail Road,
ox th k nn .
HAVING associatnt wih nVm Joseph "Bsrnel,
late oT Eastoii. Pa., r. sia-ctfully inform Iheir
friends and tlie publir generally, that they have ta
ken th it large and we'l known si ore and whrvf at
f.MSl of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied (sy
.l.roh Martin, where they propose ihting a Gem ml
t'limrnisitiou and Forwarding Business, and fiom
ihe local advantaeea of the place hrinu numerted
with all the pohlic iniproveureiila tliat have their
nutlet in lh citv, they Halter lliemselves they will
la able to do business to as gre.it, if not greater ad
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms a. any other
hirtise, and thrt assnie their friends lhal any con
sinnienls made to ftiem shad have thitr strict at
tention, and no exertions spared to give eutiie autis-
f.M'MOIK
Thi y are also prepared in receive and forward
! good 10 any poinl on the Delaware and Lelnth
j liwrs, t1T'ii Ma och I 'hunk, Easton and I'hila
' del ht, via Delaware 1 lrvii,w and lliigh Can .Is;
also, lo auv point on the Jimiata hviT, or Norm
and Wtsi Blanches of ihe Susquiliauua via SchuyL
Ikill and Vnion.sf Xho 'C-tiesapeake and Tide Watei
X'ana's.
For ihe accoinmiklation of lloatv Coming or go
, in it via rVhuvlkill and Union I 'amis, a Sre.mlHial
will b.i kept t iprrxslv for towing boats from the
i SchuvlklH around M the Del in sre and back, wlmi)
. will on tte meichaiits to have Iheir pnntuiv ileli
i veiod on the Delaware, snd their e wxls sl.ipd at
a saving ol 50 to 75 'r rent, im the piteea fir
hauling srio-s, wiih these adisntgea tlw-y re-SHi-lfully
solicit a share of pair-nare.
W. HKII.MAn t:o
Wdliini ll.-tlm.iv
! WiHiam W. KeVM-r
i Jiweph Barnei. 3 l'bila.1 .May 14, 1812 ly
i Phil
TO TIIV. ELECTORS OF SOUTH
' I'MHERLXXH COIWTY.
' f IHE suhsertlH-r Is log prevailed on by bi fiiends,
I I resiMrtfully ii tonus ihe public that he will l-e
! a candhljle .r Ihe ntliee of
COMMISSION!:!?,
at tha ensuing general election. He promises, if
elit led, to tullill Itie duties of said orliee, Willi eaie
and fidehtv. JOHN YOUNG,
Msy Tib, 1811.
H. Bo lrSASSEPv,
ATTUI1N11Y AT I, AW, ;
SUIT BURY, FA.
Business sltended lo in the Counties of Nor
thuwl erlsud, Union. Incoming and Columbia,
liefer In i
Thoras Hart cV Co.,
I.iiwih cV Barror-,
Hart, t'vvmtRos cV Hart, PbiluJ.
Rr.rwoi.ris, McFari ak ii cV Co.
SpKRtSfl, 'iooii cV. C
GOLDEN SWAN
A'r. 01) Xorth Third, nhovc An U Strict,
Till LA DELPHI A.
ArvoMvmn mtiins nut nt.tKM V rrittsissr.
C CHARLES WEISS, late4 the "Miiie Swan,"
J and "Mourrt Vernon House," rosiecicully in
forms bisfriends and riiRlnnirra, tbnt Im be. ts-come
the proprietor nf the aliov well known Hotel.
t!mntry Merrharrts will find the above Hotel a
ceirttalliK-alion, ami the best of fare. Per-ons tra
velling wrrh ;ivah conveyance wrtl find a Inriro
yard and good stabling for horses, and lire ta-sl of
nsttois. Boardimt f pervlay.
Mav 14 h. 1842. if. '
GS &l H !D
lr. JOHN lMV4Iil. T. TIUTi:S,
RESPECTFULLV announce 1o the cTtiwns
of SHmlurry.snd its vicinity, that tin's; have
this dnyrntered Ttito cnpartnersliip hi the Practico
rit Mrdicine.Tn all ha various department, and
hntie by This arrangement, punctual attention to
business, and moflers'te charges, to receive a 'lrliciul
share of public patronage.
CTV" Dr i. PEAL lenders liis griftcful acVnowl-
edBemerrts for lite very lila'ral pirt-ronage heretofore
received, and feeling confident that the now ar
rancemenl, tlre firm of Peal A. Trrtes,) wnll bo
coinhirrve to the oinfort and welfare of the pub
lir, he most respect fully solicits a conlinusiioe of
theirasonfiiienre,
Sunbury , May 7th, 1812. fim.
mMiciiaints
HOUSE,
io. Xorlh Third, nluirr CntlowhiR St.,
lMlILAirr.l.l'IIJA.
flll E stlb-cribers takes pleasure in ar,namling
I (lieir frieudx and the public in genera1, that
they hTi'e taken the lare and rrimmivilioiis Hotrl,
recently In ill bv the Mesxia. II nt.on the same site
once orcurnerl by the old established Hotel known
aa Ihe Bull's Head, in Third street above Cullow
hill si.
This Hotel is finished in the very !irt possibln
manner, ami of Ihe best materials. Ita Incalinn i
very dexirable, panieiilarly for enuntty merrhnnts ;
the arrirugrmen's for heath. g and veniilirting each
room is stirh as to secure any lemrieraliirir. The
brdr, miiiis are all light nnd airy, all furnished ana
neat siy, so as lo insure tonilort.
The receiving .parlors are nl-o ftiinishe.l in s s'ti
perb stv'le, the w indows use on the French style,
i'oimii g an euiiance to u hidcuiiy in front, uln.k
makes i plea-nnt recess. Pnrtieubir attention ha
been given to Ihe N ils und bedding, w hich, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
from yea's' experience in h.ilel business, we
trust, by strict assiduity to business, to make this
In. use a desir ible slcppinj pi ice. Our t ilde will
always be supplied with li e very "best our market
Can alfurd, and our bar w i'li the best liquors und
wines of the most apptoved bttinds,
T.S. There are first rate stabling i.r.dcarr bro
houses attached In Ihe hotel, r.tii nded by ca ff'il
orul Mober'hostlors. ami our charnes w ill be lo, in
accordance with the present haul tiu.es.
SHIT.TZ A LEI til
Philadelphia, f pril In, 1X12.
STJSQ U EH ANNA
HOTEL,
CATTAWISSA.COLUIV1BIA CO,
FEWSYI.r AM .
FQHE subscuN r re.-vcftully informs the public
JL (hat he haa purchased, and now occupies ll'o
l.irsr ;.A Hi k.
and l,,,'2St
Cammodnio ilipilTav fi ll Stand,
Well known a the properly, late of Theodiira
Wt lis. and formerly kept try Samuel A. Brady.
Tie is now prepared to scvommoibite aH traveller
and visiteis who miy favor him with a rail, and
will use rveiy orliirl in his power to n tiller every
ronvenieisre and comfort to his -cu-tomers, while
under 'his charue. His aci-omuio lation ats ample,
and his mums well furnished. His stable." rxtcnj
ive and in good condition.
H rs Tami l and 1Ir will he supjiliiil with iho
best "that Ihe market can air.ird. By punctnalily
and attention, he feds confident lhal he wil ment
file iiarroriee of the .public.
CHARLES HARTMAN.
Cattawiosa, April Olh, 1812,
iYom:itT icri:u &. so.
PAPER M ANVr ACT TJRSRS.
LmMsWrsf Steed, lltttthnorr.
HAVE constantly 'for sale. Printing P.q-r ofall
iv.es and qualitiis, Cap Writing Paper, rul.d
and filsin, iH'lter Paper, w hite and blue, ruled and
plain. Hanging Paper, fine and common, Envelops
Paja-r, do. do, modhmi,' double ciown, crown and
extra sized WrrfpiNng Papers, Coloied Mmliutn and
Riryal PaRrs, Bonnet, Binders' and Straw Box
Boards, Tissue Paper, and all articles in their line,
which they wifl sell on accommodating terms,
niclrest price given fir old rn.
ROBERT CARTER A SON.
March 19. 1842. E!kton, Md.
WHARTON'S
n o i r nr a2 u m
SunlHii ) , VortliiiiiilM'tiaiiil ( ouul y ,
PENNSYLVANIA.
t !HE subsiTitier rcsN-ri fully niloriiis the publir,
1 lhal he has lemoved lo tli.it large and comim -di.rns
Brick Housis on Market square, opposite the
t'ouil Hoasv, foTinerly kept bv H train Piiee.)
where he ts now prepared lo accommodate all who
iniiy favor him with a call. Being thankful for
past favom, he hopes by strict altehtion lo business,
to receive a lila'ral sbaie of public palronags. A c.
CHARLES D. WHARTON.
Sunbury, March ftth. 181J.
LIlrlE ! LIME . LIME f
Fltn;'. su'isrrilieni are prepand to furnish farmer
1 and others with any quantity of Lime of a very
UK'iior quality for land, or p'ui-lering, at Ihe fol
lowing very reduced prises vir : cts. jar bushel
for l and Lime; 10 rta. for ihe la-sl quality of plnb
U ring Lime, al the kilns, Mow ihe borough of Sun.
lurv. They will also deliver, at any place within the
borough of Suiihurv. Lime lor land, al 10 rents r
buvlnt, and Lime for plaistering at 121 rent pr
bo -hi I. The solisriiU rs h.ive alwavs on hand, a
large quautily of Lime. Its quality is good, and
Iheir limestone ia not equalled by any in the neigh.
hollulod.
SKASHOLTZ A BERGSTRESSEK.
Augusta, April 2d, H12.