On the 27th of December, 1S-14, Mr. Muhlcn
br j took an active and prominent part in a meet
ing of member of Congress, over which Col.
Richard M. Johnson presided, held to take mea
ores for celebrating on the anniversary of Gen
eral Jackson's victory at New Orleans, a civil
triumph of hit administration, equally glorious
the payment and exiinguishmknt or tmr Na
tional Debt.
Uniting the blood of the German with the birth
rightof the American speaking and uniting both
languages with equal facility and purity learn
ed in the best literature of both feeling an ar
dent sympathy in emigrants from all countries,
from recollections of the past and hopes cfthe fu
ture Henry A. Muhlenberg is n genuine repre
sentative of the wise and philanthropic policy of
William Tenn, who made Pennsylvania an asy
lum for the oppressed of every nation. Nor is a
ny of her citizens more deeply impressed than
he is with the duty of preserving untarnished her
public faith. No one. in a station ofliT politi
cal trust, will d"vote himself more jfiilomly tu
that great end. At the same time, he is not ig
norant that the people, who are (in this country
at least) the government, have a risrlit to require,
and must have laid before them, a candid, mi
liuto, and faithful account of their debts and re-
sources, with such propositions for a wise eco-
nomy, as will convince then, that whatever sac
rinces nicy may be caned upon to make, win
produce a result beneficial to them and their pos
terity. Such is the man who is presented as thelVmn
cratic candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania.
In every way he is worthy of this high evidence
of his country's trust in his past actions, his
known principles, his certain course of future
conduct. While we know full well that unfal
tering reliance could be confidently placed in the
patriotism and the talents, and integrity of FRAN
CIS R. SIIL'XK, and the other eminent citizens
who, in the first instance, divided with hitn the
preferences of the assembled delegates, yet we
cannot deceive ourselves in the full assurance
that the cordial, patriotic and unanimous voice of
the whole Convention, in favor of him who was
the choice of its majority, gives to his i.omina
tion even more than usual intlii 'lice, makes it
but the harbinger of fresh success to the Demo
cracy of the Keystone State, and leaves no
ground tor reasonable doubt that 11F.XRY A.
Ml'IILF.Nr.F.RG will, by the votes of his follow
citizens, be triumphantly hailed as the NF.XT
GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA.
In selecting JOSHUA IIARTSIIORNE, of'
Chester county, as a candidate for the ollice of'
CANAL COMMISSIONER, the Convention J
have had reference alike to the character and lie- j
ciuirenients of the man, which peculiarly lit him '
for that station of trust and activity, and to his
firm adherence in trying times and iu positions;
of important popular responsibility, to the '
principles and measures of the Democratic party, j
A member cfthe Legislature during that period
when every eIhr't. was adopted to sway and mis- I
lead tho representatives of flic people, he was j
'found invariably firm and faithful. In the place i
"to which the Democratic party now call him. he ;
will be found equally fearless in the discharge of
fluty, equally unmoved by artful orsinister appli- :
cations, equally resolute to direct for the public I
good alone, the power end patronage appurtenant j
to his office. i
Another Letter from tlie Olil Hero and
Slfitriiiaii
J.traet of a letter from Oen-ral Andrew Jack
sou to a distinguished Member of Congress.
Mated
Hr.rtMiTA.-r., March 11, 1 f 1 1.
i oe present gutleu innmcnt to obtuin Texas
must not be lost, or Texas must, from necessity,
lie thrown into the hiin'ls of ling land, and be for
ever lost to the United States ! Need I call your
attention to the situation of the United States
England in possession of Texas, or in strict alli
ance, offensive and defensive, and contending for
California T How easy would it be for dreat I
Britain to interpose a force sufficient to prevent
emigration to California from the United Slates.
and supply her garrison from Texas, l'.very real .
American, when they view this, with the danger
to New Orleans fiotn liritish arms from Texas,
must unite heart and band in the annexation of j
Texas to the United States. It will be a strong j
iron hoop around our I'nion. and a bulwark a- !
gainst aliyVf'irii inru!nn ar azifretklon. 1 say j
again, let not this opportunity slip to regain :
Texas, or it may eln le our trrusp forever, or cost !
us oceans of blood, and millions of money, to '
free us from the evils that may be brought upon j
tisl I Imp? and trust there will be as many pa- j
triots in the Senate, us will r. iff if the trtati,
which, 1 have 110 doubt, will be (riimplly entered ;
into. I again say to you, that this moment must :
not be Iot, or real necessity may compel Texas
to look elsewhere for protection and safety. j
AND Rl . V JACKSON." j
AxoTnr.R Fact 10a CoNi.nr.ss. The present
rates of postage are considered so enormous that
every expedient is resorted to. in order to escape
the tax. The fallowing fact shows how thi is
accomplished in Troy
Mode Letter Carrying bttivltil Sew Yurk
and Troy. In one of the Hotels in Troy, is a
box in which are placed all letters for New York,
ud at Howard's in the latter place, is also one
for communications for Troy. Every Trojan
who passes between the two places, calls just be
fore starting and deposits in the Post-office to
which they are directed, all letters which have
been left in these boxes. This has become gene
rally known, and at present few letters are car
ried in the mail between these cities, except le
gal notices, &c.
A Sinoi'lar Duel took placo recently at
Grand Cois, La., between two colored men, one
armci with an axe the other with an adze. It
seemed that the green-eyed monste wai ,hP
caiue of the bloody affxa-. They are 'o0th dan'
gerously Wo-,defl. The ,ero of tlie i,eing
less so, has b;en held W ll iu $1000
New York Railroads. There is a a con
tinoui line of railroad from Erie to Boston.
Those from the Lake to the Hudson are 32GJ
miles in length, or 30 3 4 miles less than the
Erie Canal. Their total cost was $8,437,400
or $25,700 a mile. Of this chain tho Utica
and Buffalo rorid was the last construction. It
is 31 miles long, and cost $269,000, or less than
$0000 a mile. During the first nine months
alter it wasopenen, Its receipts were $l.,900,
and its expenses f 19,150, leaving a net balance
of $26,750, or ten per cent, in nine months.
Use of Coat, in Locomotives. The Rail
Rood Company are engaged altering several of
their Locomotives for the use of coal as fitl, in
stead of wood. Several satisfactory experiments
have b-en made, which convinced the experimen
ters that the use of Coal wonld cause a very great
saving to the Company. Miners' Journal.
fMl.TIMORR MUtlfKT.
Office of the Baltimohe Amf-iuca, April 6.
WHF.AT. The supplies tire limited. We
note sales of good to prime Md. and Virginin reds
ot 100 10.1 cents per bushel, and we quote those
rates to-day. Pales of four parcels of Penna.
1 reds have been made at 103. 10.', and 10H cents
. ,hp rarpr, B, ,,, ra,e boinf, for rilipmeiit.
, yyhraU nmhrTCi nr worlll ,05 to , 1Qj
rts. for good to strictly prime.
WHISKEY. Sales of hhds. from Wednesday
to this day inclusive at 22 cents ; anilofbbls.nl
23 J cts , and we quote accordingly.
Thk Fi.rms in Sor.rns it the Htmai
Bunt When we consider that the fluids of hu
mors have a superiority over the solids in the ra
tio four tii one for it his been acertained by c
tual exi crimcnt, that in a human body we1,hjng
125 lbs., the bones at'd muscles, after the m is
lure his been extracted, weighed only 25 pound ;
thus proving the solids are only one fifth of the
whole miss Is it wonderful, then, if the Bl md
and oilier flui.ls are coriupt, that the whole body
-hould he di-ca-i d !
Bratidrcth's Vegetable Universal Pills purify
those flui.ls. They puige fiom the body the cor
rupt and stagnant humors, and health niu-l of ne
ossity follow. Noting is equal to lidding 'he viti
atcd humors with a vegetable medicine of tliii kind,
which eighty-four yea s have proved never to do
iijuty, but always good. j
Pur base of 11.11 Masrr, Siinbiiry, or of I
the agents, puhli.-hcd in another part of this p iper.
1MUCE CURRENT.
Corrected wttklyby Henry Ybxtienner.
VVhkat, .... 85
Rte, 50
Cohm, 40
Oats, ...... 25
PoHK, . 5
FlAXSKKII, ... . 1(10
liUTTKII, - - 12
Hkkswax, .... C")
Tallow, .... 10
Dm 1. 11 Applks, 75
Do. Pkaciiks, 200
Fur, ... .8
Hki-rleii Flax, 10
Eons. .... .8
MItS '4Mli:it Respecitully inf..miher
Iri. tids and iho i.uhlic ir.nerallv. tint she tv.ll
open, on Mond.iy ilie 2-1 1 Is lust., a new assortment
of F..ncv Dry liood-i nd SSpring Miilenery ot (he
l iiest fdsbi.ius. isti.iw Doiiihets blenched and al
tered to the neue.-t fa-bi ns, upon vrrv ino.ler.ite
1 terms. April tain, ist J.
jm s prins: Dry (ood.
A. II. .MARSHALL,
WHOLESALE AND LIE PAIL DE ALER,
A'o. l Cliesmit street, between 1th andStli sis,
PHILADELPHIA,
BS in regular T'Ceipt of the lowest and most
F..shiona' le Paris Fsnry and superior S'aple
(ioods, iiii bidins sp. inlid and medium dus lks,
B ireue. U dlorine-. Foulan l Silk-1, Brocade and
P a d Orpan.l , Printed Lanns in. I Jirronets,
Mon-Hin to I.sini'S, Flora t'a-hmerrs, French an-l
IC.irl-t.iii (iinahnms, Rich K iregeaud ('luo. re
S!iilg snd Scnrfs. Ilroche '1'hlhet Shawls. Pari
F.oil.'d Collars and (.'lieniirett, Linen Caiiih.itk
H.lktls, Silk and Coit..n HocinB, Glove-., Iri-h
L'liens, 'I'.dile Cloths and ! apkins, fine M11-I10-,
cheap American tlulicoes, and oh.t doiruMe.
goods, wln.h wilt be s.itd t row pries.
(Xjf SiMiiaers will find it particularly In 'heir
ii.te est In cull, as (lie too Is are all wariaotej, an.!
the I.OWGSI' CASH PRICE named Get arid 110
abatement.
Philadelphia, April 13, 1811 4t.
1) A V I I) E V A X S '
Patent Fire ami Tliiof Proof Iron
Cltcsts, Slate linctl Refrigerators,
with Filters nttaclictl when
lequired.
?l V"AT301T,
No. 70 Smith third St., opposite the J'xehane,
nilLADBIiPniA,
M AM r At: I I. UK an l
for :
rated
le Davui Evasih
Wider and Pr..vi.
f?tl;,-.vKi..H O. obrsand Patent Pr.-
ire u 11 a 1 nt. 1 rrnoi i-
Is for p'e-erine
'
j
j
I
k. Pt
spers D. ed-i, Jewrlv,
Gold. Mlver, Ve &c, noide
of llo I r Iron, (arid riot ovi r Fl.u k as leti. iy-fiw
out of every one hundred now in use mid for nlo
sre ma le.) w l'h firt rste Locks and D ivi.l Fven'
Patent Keholu Covers, similar 10 the one ri Limit
ed at the Philadelphia Exchange, for lluee months
in lha ttlmmer of 1842, when all the Keys weie at
liberty to lie usd, arid the Chest not opened, si
ihough the eipeilmi nt wns tried ly at least 1 500
persons. One of the same Locks was Hied by
Robherr, at ihe Delaware Coal Office, in Walnut
street, shove Thud but diJ not succeed.
OCJ" Hoisting Machines, Iron Doors, superior
Locks, and all kinds of Iron Railings, Seal snd Co
pying Presses, and Snuthwoik generally, on baud
or manufactured at the shortest notice.
(Ej-CAUTIOX-Id.iher.hf e,u,i,in ,n
sons sg.inst making. usm wlim .,...:'.'',
1. ...1.1 1.-....1...1 .. ' . r cau-mg 10
............ ..i - tf iover- i.,.f 'i.,....
or Dour
of any
nil similar in principle to my
. atenl, of '(0tu July, 1841, and also aguii ai Lining
.r'rlgeralora with 8laie, for which my Patent u
listed SOih Msnh, 1841, as any infiiugeuient Will
ba dealt wiih according to law.
DAVID EVANS.
FhiMilphis, A pill 13, 1841. ly
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
Treasurer's Sale.
k GREEAT1LY to sn art of the general asem
bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
passed the 13th of Msrch, 1815, snd the stipple
mrnt thereto, entitled an act directing the mode of
selling unseated lands for taxes and other pnrp.isea,
will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House
in the Borough of Sunbiiry, on the second Tues
dny in June next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the follow
ing described tracts of land, for arrearage of taxes
due, and the cost accrued on each tract respective
ly, unless previously discharged, to wit t
AUGUSTA TOWNSHIP.
Warrantee Names. Acre. Tax.
Tiering Frederick 30 1 07
Itering Frederick 8 21
Donnel Charles 200 7 70
Jones William R 4 55
Lines William R 1G 1 82
Levy D ni. r3 5 71
Miller J.hn 71 7 3:1
McPhersm Samuel 40 2 III
Rankin John 207 22 R5
Rye s m John :0 1 10
Nankins Rhnada IPrtJ 5 41
Smith John Dr. 77 S 9C
Smith Jehu Dr. . 42 141
Webh Abraham 507 30 52
CHILISQUAQUE. POINT and TURBtJT
TOWNSHIPS.
Warrantee Names. Acres. Tax.
IMtcrtnn Benjamin 3J 22 OS
Brtrrnn John jr. 410 21 12
Rrodie William 201 1 20
Ben-on William 414 21 2S
lllair WiPi .m JOIl Ifi f.S
Itrndv Willi ,mP 412 21 45
R,. yd John 10ft 3 61
Coeper Issic. 200 1 1 36
Cooper Martin 100 6 72
('race Joseph 250 HOI
D,ivi, Jehn 413 21 46
FrirH- Charles O. 30. 'ij 17 32
O-airilrnrv 162 9 l!
Ovdncr A'i linn P 4I2J 2:155
O miner Archibald 411 22 15
Oast m .l imes Ct 1 66
Hall William 3''0 17 04 j
llmldin.it .Limes 311 IS 53 I
.la-ksm Divid 412 25 01
Jones Ann 01 2 40
Kiniz ng Abraham 430J 21 4
Lake Richsrd 401 22 !l ,
L-vv A .r m 200 7 76 j
M-.ikel John Til
Me n.r J I) 60
N .linoti James 333
Piatt J.'hn 220
S(,r'n John 424
iSilomom Mer 300
15 48
SO
6 45
13 14
10 01
10 f.i
Tr
41 51
73 20
30 35
41 01
35 88
21 54
4 58
5 88
15 10
22 84
33 22
33 83
12 (ifi
18 75
23 3J
31 30
34 3fi
17 38
52 15
5 05
2fi 55
COAL TOWNSHIP.
Warrant) c Names.
Acres.
4tri
300 i
3r:tl
443J
31 i
344
250
1S2
121
188
31fl
2I2J
110
2'JOJ
42..
42.,,
306 i
4 f2J
Amis Frederick
AotiS HeriiV
Adaoi William
Adams TI10111 s
Adams It.iheit
Ilr lurit'aoi Daniel
Rower Ohrmtian
Itriimi Nlhai iel
Iladev John N
Hlack Wil iain C
RriRht J.icob
0 ilton Samuel
Uciterloii lU nj imin
Regar John
Oou-crt James
Camplain Robert
Csiiipl oii Thomas
Cook John
( 'owden J 'hn
Dumsoii M.ny
Deri' (t t'harles
1 1, ring Ch .ties
Ehoil Willi m
h0
329
105
304
4231
3'J0
441
300J
1MI
410
410
437
433
400
130
357 J
334
2C9J
130
2'J
405
3H1J
413
412j
414
159
4. IS
44'iJ
121
3H7
112
20 23 :
8 7fi I
18 09
3 87 J
35 17
no 40 I
9 95 j
43 3t
67 99 I
22 19 I
23 r,7 !
22 67 j
8 HS I
Fos'er Thomas
(! .skins 'I'hoinas
(ireer James
(ireer Thomas
O.iss Jacob
limy Robert
t!iay Will. am
ti.ai.l TI10 i.aa
(i.irdner A reb.ih .Id jr.
tJar.lner Archihald scnr.
H.tri.k Philip
Huff lirnaniiil
II .s-eiicli'uer Mary
Hepl urn Ixines
llenrh William
HofT. e Ah shim
llxii llion 'Ibomas
Hunter Ab x u.di-r
Hephurn James
Hmill..n Thomss
llun'er A'exandef
lliinnulreich Henry
ll.iiimelr. ich Henry
Jenkins Juno s
Jord .11 A'ex iTider
Kinim.l Samuel
Kit lit orge W
Kiieu' bauni John ct Henry Rccd
Lonuiifell Frederick
M inninn Iv i'hrd
Morrison Wil ism
McRennoUls J. hn
Mover Henry
MrRenna's Andrew
Martin John
Maikley Edwuid G
Martin John G
Mwr (!e..rg
3t 61
V 9S
16 (I I
b 8
33 Cs
23 49
32 82
61 C6
44 85
14 23
49
12 71
33 33
14 16
3 45
45 51
30 31
43 83
31 24
18 9'J
13 15
13 18
3 60
19 43
42 Sli
15 69
19 It
13 9i
15 13
15 13
100
121
4114
4 .fii
313
33 1 K
2n'J
no
ll'l
171
ro
200
4-.U1
i 17
118
74
100
200
2uo
800
200
209
415
3IGJ
4 to
467
150
440
342
4I2J
1..0
423J
193
103
lf.3J
40i
371
-13J
120
10S
353j
38i
150
3C1 J
9'J
105
173
273j
125
Myeia Marv
P.'ncha d VVil'.ism
Prince tieoie
Price John li
I'rh-e I .ho II
1 Rees D .niel
1 Ru'ou I'lnrtotta
15
, r(
b
10
Reynolds John
Rus'. ill Thoin.iS
Ru-ton Mary
Knaton M irv
Stiinnon William
Soliiioo Rirhaid
Stuih.r Andrew
St, .h, iwon Juiiics
Srtsr Meiri.-k
Sliei ts lieore
Scott Abraham
Scott Samuel
Shissler Henry
Scott Smnuel
S.ott H.uiiufl
Sittfri. d S unuel
Turj .it John
Trirklu Chas G
Walker Lewis
WiUm William
25
32
i
19 91
7 10
27 19
4 02
44 no
21 63
47 94
T 87
17 9
8
SI
8
28
15
15
109
30
6
6
14
17
27
20
16
f f Blieis uu'i.' j
Wrii-e jsroh jr
Young Rciij''.,in Dt
Youo John, Men hint
Young II. iijomui F
Young Samuel
iriiiier Henry
imar Henry
liner llemy
Zinimernau Mulhias
,eiglf r tfi
SIIAWOKIN TOWNSHIP.
Warrantee Names. Acres.
Kinley Catherine 403
Tax.
5 69
12 40
I 22
8 08
73
31 65
Lake Rrchwrd
15J
Reed John
Scott Abraham
Taylor William
Wilson John
- 30
342
67
204
LITTLE MAHONOY TOWNSHIP.
Warrantee Names. Acres. Tax.
Rlain John 200 2 08
Gardner William P 409 15 80
Hunter James 42ft 12 77
Hall Charles 437 13 10
Ki.ld John 377 1 1 32
Kid.Uohn 312 9 37
I.vort Joseph 80 3 82
Lake R chard 408 13 22
Peterv Peier 145 10 8S
Rirhie John 305 II 70
llees Thomas 339 1 1 07
Kifenvne Valentine 24 1 10
Heed Leonard 73 7 21
Haker John 61 f. 29
R inkins Rhnada 307 6 4fi
Smith J .hn Dr 50 85
Smith John Dr 154 3 50
Smiih John Dr 81 1 29
'UrPElt MAHONOV TOWNSHIP.
Warrantee Names. Acres. Tux.
Rellerton Renjainiii 425 10 S7
R. is l Simu. l 83 20
Ueil i)iniol 9S 7 3d
llei-el John 59 4 39
!'miih Jaeiih II 5 8 TO
Thorn'.iury John cV Wm. Grny 2;s 2 15
JOHN FARNSWOIM'H.
Trf '.snrer's Olli.-e, i Trccaurer.
Match 30ib, 1914. S
11 O O t
BIAKING.
ri i: v u nitos i o i s
70ULD inform ibe r friends and ihe ptild'e
pen. rallv, that thev have commenced the
ahow I usiiiess in nil it- various I r inches, in the
hop lnt.lv or copied by Xii r Ferrrl a a w itch
maker shop, 1 a-1 of the Red Lion Hotel in Market
Ftre t. "Sui.liu v. where V ev are j rrpirrd to cm.
cu'e all ordi.s in their line, willi
mOMPTNESS ANtt DESPATCH.
Thev bene, by ftrirt aiieritinn to hn-iness. niode-
( ra'e rhnrces, and the durability of tlnii work, In
merit and receive a -harv of the public p.tronnge.
Sunbu v, M ir. h 30 h. 1811. l v
a rt :rtiii:k si iii.i:iiix r
To the act rntithd ".111 .4cf renting In conn
tu rritrs and levies and Inievshin rats and j
' I tV s," passed the l."i( tin; if April, 1 ".1 1.
Sictioh t. Re II eiiiic'e.l by the S.niile end
HonfO of Representatives nf the ('ommoliwe .III.
t.f Pennsvlvani 1. to (leneral As emhlv met, and il
is herehv eoaete.l by the stithoiity of the san e,
that it shall he the duly I' the Supervisor-, of the
highways of eviry lonh p and lor sh in t' e
couolie of Se'niylkill, Nurthuiiiheiland, mid t'.ir
bon, annually to select one nf their nuniher. or ap
point orne suitable inhabitant of the (own. hip r
horoueh, to be collector of the Roid lxe 1. vie l
or ns-en-ed for such township or borenuh, whiih
Supervisor ot other per-on appointed c.d'eri, r.as
aforesaid, sh .11 (live b nd with l o nr more stifli i. i.l
seeuriues, to be approved hv the Towuskip el 11
roiiirh Auditors, and deposited with them, which
siii't bond s' nll l e in ihe name nf su. h lownbip
or bniouch, and iho condition (hereof sli.dl be th .1
su-h co'lector hall well an I truly eoPert and pi
over to the T. wnship ot II .ruifjli Tr. anu'er, il one
he lec.ed or appointi d. and if no', then to ihe So
perv s -is, or sccouni for. nrcoi. linn in law, the
who'e amount of the Inf. charged and a- ss. d in
ihe duplicate, dhered to such rolleeto ; Vrue'd-d:
That 1 o'h.ri herein contained i-h .11 he con-titi. d 1
to ptpvei.t nil persons ruled for r 'ad t ixe from
w.iibiiitf out their respective tjie in ihe 111 inner
now provided hy l.iw.
Sk tios 2. Th il it shsll and m-v be lawful for
the electors nt every I owni-hlp sml lloroiiriri, in :t e
counties of Sriiiyr;ill and Noilhiiniherl .ml 111111U-
! ai'v, at the lime and pi ice i.f etc una Superv a r-..
! to elect Township or 15 .iroin-h T. a-iper, w ho s ill .
I rie Mich l end and perforin such .Itiliex mid he j
j subject to ihe like p. nalties, as are provided I r in j
1 the ninety f.fih. ninety sulh, nieety eenib ami j
I niiieiy lit hi h cl 011s ol art of the fi'teeirh April, I
t one lh.niHiid eight hundred and Ihinv four, in- 1
3 ,. ... ...1., ...i- ... 1 'p.... ., u:.. i
llir.l .i-.illl..o.oi.io.nn no vinnnuiji-.
and ( ounly n.l 1 own!iri o.ticers.
14 31 en Tiim .. 1 nai o i;u a i.ny i.iv. nn 1- i:nr i
31 131 aben d or supplied, be, and the same is hereby r
41 74 i I"-'1"1-
PENNSYLVANIA, SS.
S.rT rtt' Ovncr.
I certify that the i.boveand foregoing is 11 true co
pv of seeiion I, 2. find 5 of lha origin il act. '!
' proud the ll li day of March, lStl, as the same
r. m.uns fi ed in this othoe.
Witness my hsi d. and the seul of
) iid . ffice a( Harri-hurg, the 14 h il.iv
L. S. Cf Msrch. A. D 1M1
5 TIKtM vs I. WILSON,
kv-
M.ir.h 23',
lrep. S.ec y C lnmonwe jltli.
IK It.
J.icidi St'i i jS ll;ilc
iTtVI'ICK is her. bv given, (h it 1. Iters of Ad-
mii.isti .ri 11 upon hai.l ei;i'e have hi en c'an-
ed to t'.ie niL-i riher. All pi r-ons having el .no
Hgamst S'id 1 si. it o, re 11.(11. -led to present ibem
for 1 tsmiiislion and secleim nl. Tho.-e ii.d. ht.d
will idcHse rni.ke iiiuui tli ite svin. i i.
WM. DEPPKN.
Jackson lownrhip, Ma ch 23. IS 14 Si
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
13 I rOFNIis FEATHEn.f.r-sl.
j jAJVyvi very low, in any qua. ri y t 1 i l
13 I I'Urchasets, for ca-h, at price fiom 10, 15, 25 a d
u - 7 1 30 eeiitvoer pn'nd.
I'. I j
111 i
19 ;
neiov ma.ie n-'.is. i,iistpt ano 110 os.
1! 1
tt or M it is i' s. M.i-s i'o , ami oil 11 Ki-, s 1
soil
i.nv -lie lies.lsteH is, n.fv .ys on -
He'- r.i,'...!
II lir and New OiU.-.ns M.iha b ,,
pound. Also:
h'.',e or single
ltlankeis, M ireil'c n,,;t,. r 11 1
, . f .I . iJiiUt", Co.nfor ables snJ
Be heads of nil .W ,;..
QO- "V ,,le.cb jnu'wil flI1J it tJ.eir sd
vantage to r ,.. . , .
0 t""'ie puirluliig.
FIN LEY At 1:0,
s- P .-.irner of Sreond and Walnol uU. Phdad.
Mjrch 23d, 1814. 3in
'
56
95
67
U
90
56
08
84
40
94
32
60
13
80
0
Public Sale.
'PHE subscriber off rs for sde S put of his farm,
A cunt doing about thiity acres mom or le-s, silu
sled 011 li e Ho lowing liuu, about & miles Mow
Sunhury, adjoiiiing binds of Abraham Lytic, Hen
ry Malioh and others, on which are ericud saw
mill and clover mill.
N. U. If the pippeny is not sold before, it will
lie etpo-ed for sale, al public vendue, on the I61H
of April next, 011 the pumiacs. The terms uf sale
ill be leasohable.
PETER D L'N K E L b E KG EK.
Aogusis, Msich 16, 111. Hi
HOTEL.
rPIIK subsciiber respectfully informs hi old em
tomera, snd tho public gennrnlly, that he In
tends to continue In his old s'and, opposito the
Court House, in Sunhury, Ndrthtimberhtnd coun
ty. Pa., where he is Well prepared to give sntisfac
lion to oil who may f.ivor him with (beir custom.
Being thankful for past favors, he hopes to receive
a continuance of public pitronage.
CHARLES D. WHARTON.
Sunhury, March 21, 1844. 3t
Public Sale.
9,000 Acres of Land.
WWTILL, he sold, at public auction, at the house
V of Daniel Herb, in Upper Mahonov town
ship, Northumberland c.unty, on the 1st Mondiiy
of June next,
!,000 acres of Timlicr Land,
ltuated. chiefly, in Coal township, said county.
The Mahonoy creek pns-.es llirnnuli a considerable
portion of the property, aflbrdiiiK several excellent
mill seats. Tho taxes have ell been ptid up, and
sn indisputable title, clear of all incumbrances, w ill
be uiven io purrh.isers. Tho Rule will be continued
from day to day, until the whole is sold.
Tho terms will be mnde kn wn on iho day of
s.l. A. JE NRENAUH,
'FE PER HOUSQUKT.
Tel.. 10, 18 14 (f 'WM. .Vc VA Y, Agent.
(Jj The Poitsville Eoiporinm and Danville In
telliceiicer will coi timie the above until forbidden,
and i hnrte lhi ollice.
For Ilent.
THE large and conimo.li.msTA VERX STAND
111 the town of Shamokin, Nor'humheiland co.
now occupied by the sub-eii'oer. The above pro
perty is situated in the Shamokin Coal Retrinn.
For terms, app'y to JACOB KRA.M.
f-h imokin. Fell. Kith, 1844. tf.
WOLSES.T feTjAlTlTET,
Importd mid I ;ilrr In
1 i: G A 11 S, T? U A N D I F. S, G I N,
W 1 X E S, &c.
No. 21 Commerce St., near Fifth St.,
c
J. WomnT. jr. 5
W?i. A
JlKSIT.
5
nnTMrs. sfoahs.
Pinet, 1'r.siillion & Co. I Woodville. Rarrnnro.
I'cnei Fren s. 1'iiues, Loid llyron
.Ifniiarv 20 h. 181 1. 6m
II
A M s AXn SHOl'LDUKS f,.r ante, rheno, for
co.h.by II. U. MASSER.
Dec 30th, 184.
P. E. T ASTUTE,
IlPLtriTl'LLY informs li e public that he
I k made Norlhuinherland his place of resi
dence, snd is ready 10 attend to any calls in the
line of his profession.
rjj" He may at all times he found at Mr. James
Lee's Motel.
Northumherlm.l.
Dec. 16th. 1813. If.
I'riiiter's Ink.
few kege for sale, at a small advnnce for cash,
by Dec. 9. H. U. MASSE I!.
rORESTVILLE
imtss i:k;iit day clocks.
11 E -ulcrilM-r has just received, for sale, a few
of the above cclehraicd Eight Day Clocks,
which will Vie sold al very reduced prices, for ca-h.
Also, fuiwrior 30 hour t 'locks, of tl-e bet mke
md j.iMlitv, which will be sold for ra-h, at 4 50.
Also, superior Ur;iss 30 hour Clocks, at 8 00.
Dec. 2. IMS. H. U. MASSER.
I'O.NE W ARE f .r sale.
2'J." Stone Jugs, from I quart to 3 gallons.
50 Stone J.irs. from 2 to 6 gallons. For sale,
eap by Oel. 14 11.11. MASSER
WILLIAM J. MAHT1X,
jLTTCr.lTE-J .T Li.V",
STJNBVHY, PA.
FFICE. in the building occupied by J. Bloom,
on Ma.bel street.
Oct. CUt, 1813.
AKIIUY X. lKM AI',
hat &, cav MA.vr.cTiTni:ns,
Siitith llust corner o" Market and th st.s..
iMiilacU'lpIila,
1 ESPECTFCLLY int..rni the public that they
will con-l,nit!y keep on houla Urgs assort
ment of Hats. Caps and Furs, 10 suit Ihe fall trade,
..f the be-t quality. Hy strict atu-ntion to husi
ness. and by selling their stock at Ihe lowest prices,
ilu'V fl itter themselves in being able to give entire
sitishiction. August 5, 1843 ly
f IE nibsrriher w ill sell ell' Ids stork of Reaver,
I b'uss.a and lliush Hals, of ihe best quality, at
very reduced tiers.
Sniibiirv, A ug. 5, 113. II. U. MASSER
A 'l liif iliitiK .llut'iilitc fur Sale.
riUi: sohserilH-r offers f.r sale a TH ItESlIIN'i
I. M.At'HINE, new and in good oid.i. "Fhe
Mu.liine hj been tried, and proves to be r,n excel
lent one. Il lit be sol J at a reduced i.riie, and
price.
wi rnnted. Apply to H. P.
July 1st, 1SJ3.
M.ASSEK.
Caliinet-Makiiig
l.cw r.slal)tihmtnl.)
..SPEC TFL'LI. Y informs iho cit'sens of
r Munbiiry and vicinity, that he has recently
. ('iiiiiineneed tho
I CAIilM: T-MAKIXG BUSIM.SS,
I 111 ;.'. os bisnrhes, in Maikel sucei, Sjnbi.rv, Hu
rt, j lately tuf w the post office, where he will be
I ready 10 receive ai cl t ircute a'.l rr.lers in the line
of bis busines', wilh promptness and despatch, and
111 'he best stylo snd ni.iiiner. His prices will be
low, in kccoidanee with the times.
Lumber and Couutiv Produce taken in Ei
chanue. May 27th 1843. Pin
I IT Y FlTliMTntK A VI Tl OX,
AND PaiVATB SALES KOOMS,
N)s. J9 and 31 North Thiol Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
CO. MACKKY, Auctioneer, respectfully in-
vites the attention of persons desiious of pur
chasing Fumiiuie, to his eltensive Sales K;iomr,
(bmli lie snd P.ivate.) for every description or
H'.iis. h dd Furniture, win re can be obtained at all
limes, a Urne aeortnicnt of fushionable and well
manufactured Cibinrl Furniture, Beds, Malliases,
&c at very rcdiieed prices, for cish.
(t- S..ie hv Auction, twice a wk.
May Srih, ls43. ly
OAKLEY'S
nr.roivrirn sirup.
fllTTE valuable properties of Oakley's Depnta.
JL tlveSyiupof Snrsaparilla, ss a purifier of ths)
blood, is so well known to the public generally,
that it is tinrecrifsaty to occupy much spare In ret
ting forth the advantages to be derived from its
lise whrrever (ho medicine has once been Intro
duced, it takes precedence over all others: evriy
one that has taken If, have derived so signal hers,
ficial results from it, that it is recommended
them wilh the u'mnat confidence. Fhysicians nf
the highest standing in the profession, prescribe it
to patients under their care ; containing nothing;
deleterious, but beinn composed of the most mild,
yet efficacious vegetable mnlorials.it is offered wi'h
confidence, as the cheapest and most rfficipnt pu
rifier of tho blood now known. The use of a itrn
bottles, especially in the spring months, will le at
tended with a most decided improvement in the go
ner a I strength of the system, eTa.licaling any seeds
of disease that may have been generated, 'bes'il.
giving health slid vigor to the body. For tlie cure
of Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Teller,
Pimples or eiuptions of the Skin, White Swelling,
Fistula, Chronic Cough Asthma, &e. The 1 ti
morous certificates in the posessinn of tho sul ?ert
her and his agents, from ptfysicians snd others, nre
sufficient to convince the most skeptical of its su
periority over all preparations of 8 irsiparilla.
Sold whnleale and ret nil, bv the propri -b r,
GEORfiE W. OAKLEY, North 5lh strett. Rea
ding, Reiks County, and to bn had of the following
persons :
In Northumberland County. H. R. Ms--.
Sunhury; behind & Mizel, McEwcnsvillo : D.
Krauscr, Milton.
In Union County. J. Geathart, Seliiisgrove j
A. Gutelius, Miftliiihurg.
In Culupibia Cuunty.'R. W. McCay, Wash
ington.
Rending, March 14, Sf-i.
Mn. Oaki.T.t: I believe il the duty of every
one In do whatever in their power I tes, for the h"tie.
fit of their fellow man, and having had pnspivo
proof in mv -own family, of the wonderful properties
of your Depnratio Syrup of Sarsnparilla, I m rt
conscientiously recommend it to the afflicted. We
had the misfortune to lose two of our children, by
the breaking out of ulcerous sores that covered the
face, head and neck, although we had some of tbfl
most M-ientinc. physicians to attend tip m and hn l
tried all the known remedies, including Kwaims
Pfcnacca. without avail. Another of my children
was attacked in the simo manner, her face and
neck was completely covered; the discharge was SO
offensive, anfl the ilisense at such a heieht. that we
despaired of her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
of your Depur.itive Syrup r.l S-.rsnpari'l 1, we were
induced to mnke trial nf il. as the lust resort; it
acted hke a charm; the u'cers commenced healing
Immediately, a f. w bottles entirely restored her to
her heullh, which she h:.s enjoyed uninterruptedly
ever since. Asa purifier of the blood, I verily be
liove it has not i'.s equal.
JOHN MOYER, Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading
Doogl.issville, Aprn 19lh, 1843
Ma. OiKtr.T: My son Edmund Leaf, hnd t"he
scrofula in the most dreadful and distressing man
ner for three years, dining which time he w,is de
prived of the use of his limbs, bis he id and neck
were covered ilh ulcers. We tried all the differ
ent remedies, hut to no iffect, until recimmended
by Dr. Johnson of Noriistown, and bIso Dr. IsaaO
Iliester, of Reading, to use your Depurativo Syrup
of S.irsaprrrilla, of which! obtained several bottle,
the use of which d'ove the diseac cntin ly oirt tif
his system, the soro healed np, and the child waft
restored to perfect health, which he has enjoyed
uninterruptedly ever sinee, to the astonishment of
many persons who seen him during his uillictioii,
I h.ive thought it my duty, and send you this certi
ficate that others who haves like affliction in lha
fjtnily may know where to obtain so valuable a
medicine. Your trulv.
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sept.! 5, 1813 ly
Ink.
JOSEPH B. HOVER,
Manufacturer of Writing and Iticlejli
blo Ink, No. ItH) North Third Stroct, six
doors below Race, (east pi.lc,)
PHH.ADEI.PHIA,
IlESPECTFl LLY informs country nierch.r:s
k and others, that ho constantly keeps on h.r.4
a large stock of bis superior Illack, Blue Mid R
Iik. it ml also a superior quality of Iiub'lhbro 1 k.
His ink is put up in bottles varying m sir's, fi. rn
I to 3'J ounces, and will be sold on reasonable
terms. 'Hie et eel 'ent qualities of this -it has so
tboTouuhly cstiibli-hcd its charne'er, tr.t it is i.u
cxtiTisivi fy used throughout thu country.
For sale at the store of H. F. Maer. S
tilts
bury. Pa.
Mav 27ih, 1 k 1 .t. ly
CHAliLKS X. ISKOINS,
ATTORNEY Arr IiAW.
SONBUr.Y, pA. 7
IT'S AS taken the office oi,i,eilv orcUpi.il bv ti e
H a Hon. Chailes t'.. H. . , ..j.j.osiie ttie t. nrt
H-.usf. He will aiter .,1 pi business in tT.e V lots
of NorvViumhcila'.d, ljniou and ('o!umbi.i coun us.
May gfu.li, x t;i,
.'ouiilfi-IVItriV
DEATH BLOW.
rP'ne public will plearo observe lhat no Brand eth
- Pills are genuit-e, unb5 the I ox has three li
bels upon it, (tho top, the si.'o and the bolt :n
each rontiiinuu a fjc simile signature of my li nd
writing, lints 15. PaiMniirTH, M. D.'I'lies, la
bel-aie engraved on i.lcel, beiiiililully desisr.i-d.
and done at sn expense of over U,0n0. Then foe
it w ill be te en tbut ihe only thing lieres-iry to ro
cure tlio medicine in iis purity, is to obseive t!.V'e
iuhels.
Komenibcr the top, the side, and the bott m.
The following respective persons are duly sul. ri
ted, and hold
CERTICATES Or AGENCY,
For the sale of Urandreih's Vegrtatn't L'nivcrsul
J'lls.
Norlhunibeilard rnutitv : Milton M u-key A;
Chamheilm. Sunhury II. H. M.isser. M'Ewens
ville Inland oV Meivi II. .oiibuiii' eiland NYiv
Forsyth, t Jeorgetow n - J. A J. W ills.
Union Cjunty: .New Uerhn llogar oV AVip
ter. Selinsgrove (ieorge (iundium. Mid 'le
burg Isiac Smith, licavertown- Hsvid Hit' le:
Adjin-bnig Wm. J. May. Milllinsburc Mrni'i
oV Kv. Hattlelon Daniel Long. Freebtir
U. A. F. C. Mover. Lewihhiirg Walls A. fiie. i
Columbia county : Danville E. U. Keyt.ol.'
cV Co. Berwick Shuman Ac K Henhouse, I 'a
t.iwit.a ('. ti. Brohts. Bloornsburg John b
Moyer. Jeisey Town Levi Hisel. Washin 'o
Hobt. McCay. Lime.loiie--llalli. h Mc.Nl rh.
Ohseive lhat each Agent has an Engraved t'ei
ifieate of Agencv, containing a reprem'iitalion i
Ur UKANDltETH'S Manufaclory al Sing S.m
anj upon which will also be seen esact cop:.. .
ihe iu lubeli new ustd upon the brandrtth Pit
Boxes.
Philadelphia, office N'o. 8, North 8ih street.
B. UKA.NDKETH.M.D.
Juue?lth,l613.