A Vrrx" Sad l.mnlillon,
We cut the following from the Knickorboc ker.
It is good for a laugh at any rato. Thu last stan
zas we think especially rich i
" It it not that sh bade me go,
And aaid I'd better atop my calling,
It is not that she answered, "No,"
As loud as could be short of bawling;
It was not that she slammed the door,
And set her nasty lap-dog on ma ;
Oh, no : a greater, keener grief
Weighs down my heart and preys upon iw.
I cannot boar to see her go
And promenade with other fellows ;
I cannot bear to see her walk
On rainy days 'neath their umbrellas;
To see such things a-going on,
Excites my virtuous indignation ;
It makes me swear, as one might say,
In vulgar phrase, "like all creation."
To see her seated in a chair,
With half a dozen fops about her ;
And hear that fool Augistis swear
He "can't exist a day without her ;"
'Tis thi which makes my withered hopes
Tall thick and fast like leaves in Autumn,
And causes my poor heart to beat
Like a young bear's when dogs have caught him.
What if her father is the Squire,
And I'm a briefless-lawyer-dcvil
She need n't cut me in the street
It would n't hurt her to be civil.
But ah ! my heart-strings are a lute
On which her hand unfeeling lingers ;
Well be it so ! the tune is sad,
But then 'tis played by Beauty's fingers.
Enough ! enough ! I've lost the maid :
My mind is bordering on distraction ;
Yes, yes I'll leave this classic sliadu,
And seek a wider field of action :
For in the distant Texan land,
In war's proud ranks I'll seek for glory,
And then perhaps in later years
My name will sound in verse and story.
And if, oh cruel Marianne !
You hear them tell about "a stranger
Who wore the 'lone star', on his crest
And never cared a cent for danger,"
Perhaps you'll proudly look around,
And with a sigh of sympathy
Kxcluim to all your wondering friends,
"That bravo young man once courted inc."
A Novel Love Chase.
The Portland papcr, tell of a remarkable in
instance of the truth of the apothegm,
that "the course of true love never did run
smooth." It seems that a Granger arrived at
Portland, Me., a little while ago, and in the
course of itineracy in the prosecution of bin hu
inetss, fell in with a pretty inexperienced girl
ami after a few interviews promised her mar
riage, and they were to start for Boston in the
afternoon train, to have the knot tied. In the
meantime, the mother-in-law of the girl got an
inkling of what was going on, and she also ap
peared at the depot, to restrain her roving
daughter from throwing herself in the arms of
a comparative stranger.
"1 he second act opens at the depot, with me
train abuut to start. The mother had entered
the car, and confronting her daughter find her j
lover, by turns entreats the one to return home I
with her, and upbraided the other for 'stealing j
away an old woman's daughter.' The daugh
ter would not heed her entreaties and tears.
The lover was cold and indifferent to her threats.
The passengers' feelings were manifestly on
the side of the mother but her appeals could
nut draw her daughter out of the cars. Mean
while time flew, and the moment of departure
came. Tho mother was still beseeching the
daughter pouting the lover frowning when
dame fortune for once helped the matron and
disappointment the maid. The conductor in
quired if the girl had a ticket ! She had not
and as the rule required passengers to be so
provided, she was advised to step to the office
and obtain ono. She stepped out and the scene
being now quite exciting some of the passen
gers happened to be very much in the way of
the lover, and he could'nt get out so easily.
Finding his egress thro' the door strangely pre
vented, he rushed to the window and with o
three dollar bill between his fingers, endeavor
ed to convey it to her. She was e idently lea
ving home, in this man's company, withi.tit mo
ney. But he could not reach her. Here was
a situation ! The girl without, with no means
to purchase her ticket ; the fellow within, un
able to get out and every body lutighing at
him.
It is an old proverb, 'timo and tide ws.it for
no man' neither does the mail train nor for
women cither. At this moment the starting
time arrived, the bell tolled, the engineer let on
the steam the firemen grinned the specta
tra laughed and off went the train with the
itinerant, but without his victim. Then it was
that the force of the girl's love broke forth.
When she saw the gap every moment widen
ing between them, she could endure the thought
no longer hut set ofTwith frantic speed in full
chase after the cars. Some shouted, some o
pened wide thmreyes, some unfeelingly cried
'put on more steam, my dear,' a few pitied the
poor girl. She soon found that her speed, even
when impelled by love, was not equal to the
mail train.
Article nor at Tnr Fair. .Veto inren
'ions. A muchiiiM hr paying every Ualy's
debts, also squares accounts, and strikes the
balance in au instant. Looks like a burse pis
tol. A patent for making tight boots feel easy.
Th muJts operandi of this very desirable re
cuipt, is giving them to somebody with smaller
Itttt. .VouA'i Times.
UA.XK NOT 12 LIST.
rnxxsi ii'Axrt.
The following list shows the current value of all
Vnnsylvanis Hunk Notes. The must Implicit re
l.ance nviy I placed upon it, a it U every ii'eek
rrfully Compared with si d corrected from Dick
ncll's Reporter.
Hunk. lii riillailclpliln.
Nams. UcATtnx. c'"
1 hilar.
N O T K AT PAR.
flunk of North America . ,
Bank nf the Northern Liberties .
Commercial Bank of Perm's. . ,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank .
Kensington Bank . .
Philadelphia Hunk
Schuylkill Hank
Situthwark Bunk . .
Western Bank . .
Mechanics' Hank . .
Manufacturers' A; Mechsnics' Bunk
Country Itauks.
Bank of Chester County Westchester
Bank of Delaware County Chester
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
pm
par
par
par
par
par
pur
par
par
Hank of (Jermantown
Hank of Montgomery Co.
Doylestown Bank
Kastnn Bank
Farmers' Bank of Burks co.
Office of B'tnk of Penn'a.
(.crmsiitown
Norris'nwii
Dnylestown
Easton
Bristol
Harrishurg" These
Office do do Lancaster I offices
Oflice do do Heading f Jn not
Oiliee do do Easton J issue n.
NOTES AT DISCOUNT.
Rank of the l'niied States
rlank of Perm Township
fii-ard Bank
Moyamening Bank
Bank of Pennsylvania
Miners' Bank of Pollsville"
Bank of l.cwHMown
Bank of Midd!etnwn
Bank of Nnrthiirnherlnnd
Philadelphia 25
par
i
par
par
i
Potlsville
Lewistnwn
Middletown
i
irlhunileilsnd par
Columbia Bunk St Bridge co. Colombia
par
i
i
i
par
par
j
i
par
J
i
i
it
Carlisle Bank Cnrlisle
Exchange Bank Pittsburg
Do do branch of Hnlhdavshurg
Farmers' Bank of Lancaster Lnncjstci
Lancaster County Bank Lancaster
Farmers' Bank of Heading Reading
Harrishurg Bank Harrishurg
Lancaster Bank Lancaster
Lehannn Bank Lebanon
Merchants' & Mannf Bank Pittsburg
Bank of Pittsburg Pittsburg
West Bisnch B .nk Williarnspnrt
Wyoming Bank Wilkcshano
Northampton Hank Allcutnwn
Rerks County Bank Reading
Oiliee of Bank of I '. 8. Pittsburg
failed
do
Do do do Erie
Do do do New Brighton
Kensington Sav. Ins. A ilo
Penn Township Sav. Ins. do
Bank of Chanihershurg Chamhershurg
Bank of (iettyshurg icily slurg
Bank of Suscjuehauna Co. Montrose
Erie Bank Erie
Farmers' & Drovers' Bank Wynesluirg
Franklin Bank Washington
Hniicsdale Bank Honesdale.
Monongahela Bunk of I). Brownsville
York Bank York
do
N. B. The notes of those banks on which wc
Jinil quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are noi
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, wiih the
exception ot those which have a letter of r ference.
B K O K E N B A N KS.
Philadelphia Sav. Ins. . Philadelphia failed
Philadelphia Loan Co, do failed
Schuylkill Ssv. Ins. do ftiled
Manual Labor Bank (T. W Dyott, prop.) failed
I nwanda Hank
Tuwanda
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Dunk of Beaver
Bedtord no sale
Beaver closed
Itnrrishurg closed
Washington failed
Delltfonte closed
Pitching no sale
Plllsbiirg failed
Fayette co. failed
('recncasle fulled
Harmony no salt;
llurilingilon no sale
Lewisiowu no sale
U.irik of Swatara
rjsmli of Washington
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmers' A MediVs' Bunk
Farmers' A Mech'ca' Bank
Farmers' & Mech'cs' Bank
Harmony Institute
Huntingdon Bank
luniata Bank
lumbermen's Bunk
Northern Bank of Ps.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Xorlhumh'd l'nion Col. Bk.
North Western Bank of Pa.
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. Aur.dc Manuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
L'nion Bank of I'enn'a.
Westmoreland Bank
Wiikesharre Bridge (To.
Warren
Dunditir
New Hope
Milton
Mcsdfille
Port Carbon
Carlisle.
Mont lose
L'nioniown
failed
no sale
closed
lio sale
closed
failed
closed
failed
closed
('recnsUirg
W'tlkcslurre nosulu
fXj All notes purporting to be on any Pennsyl
vania Bank not given in the above lut, may he m-i
iown as frauds.
kkw ji:ksi:y.
Dank of New Brunswick
Uelvideie Bank
Burlington Co. Bank
Commercial Bunk
umherland B.iiik
Farmers' Bank
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bk
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bk
Farmers' and Merchants' Bk
Franklin Bank of N.J.
Brunswick
llelviilere
Metlford
Perth Amhoy
Bndgetnn
Mount Holly
Hallway
N. Biunawick
failed
i
par
4
pur
par
i
failed
Mhhllrtown Pt. i
Jersey City faded
Hoboken bkg A Crazing Co ) I oli. .ken
laibd
lersey City Bank
Jersey Cily
failed
Mechanics' Bank
Munufacturera Bank
Morris County Bank
Monmouth Bk of N. J.
Mechanics' Bank
Mechanics' and Msnuf. Bk
Morns Canal slid Bkg Co
Post Notes
Newaik Bkg A; Ins Co
New Hope Del Bridce Co
N. J. Manufuc. and Bkg Co
Patterson
Belleville
Morrislown
Fiecllold
Newaik
Trenton
Jersey City
Newark
failed
failed
j
failed
pur
iu aale .
i i
t
failed
failed !
, 4.
fuiled :
i!
par
par
Laiiibertsvilla
Holaiken
N J 1'rolectun & LoinhaiJ bk Jersey City
Orange Bank Orange
PsterMin Bunk Patcrsoii
Peoples' Bank do
Princeton Bank Princeton
Salem Banking Co r'alem
Stale Bank Newark
i
i
par
failed
lulled ,
failed :
I Slate Bank Elizalieihlown
State Bank Camden
Siatu Bank of Morris Moriisiown
flute Bank Tieiiion
rsaletn and Philad Msnuf Co Salem
Sussex Bank New ion
Tieulon Banking Co Trenton
Union Bank Dover
W ashington Banking Co. Hackensack
IMXAVt Altl'..
Rk of Wilm A. Brand) wine Wilmington
Bank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Smyrna Smyrna
Do biamh Miliord
Fanners' Lk of Stale nf Del Dover
Da branch Wilmington
Do branch (ieoigetowu
Do branch. Newcistle
rninri Bank Wilmington
(TT l.'ndei ft's
par
.ar
par
par
par
par
par
(TT 'hi all bonks marked thus () there sre ii.
I r rounteifeil or altered notes of lbs vsr.ous dr.
'. soinatiriiis, is circulaiim.
OAKLEY'S
i riitATir sYittr.
r1HB valuab'e properiies of Oakley's Depura
I live Syrup of nraparilla, as a purifier of the
bl'od, is so well known to he public generally,
that it is unnecessary 1o orciipy much spare in set
ting fonh the sdvaiitaftcs to tie derived from its
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, it lakes precedence over all otheis : eveiy
one that has taken it, have derived so signal bene,
ficial results from it, that it is recommended by
ihem with ilie u mint confidence. Physicians of
the highest standing in the profession, prescribe it
to paiient'i under their care ; containing nothing
del. terious. but being composed ol the most mild,
yet i Hicaeious vegetable materials, it Is olfrred with
confidence, as the cheapest and most ellicient ti.
rifier nf the blood now known. The use of a few
hollies, ess?cially in the spring months, will be at
tended wiih a most decided improvement in the rc-
neral .trencih of the system. eradicannR any seeds
"""m"'""' '.' H'lir.r...u. ...o,.
givinjr, health nnd vtR. r lo the body. For the cure
of Sernfula or Kiiirs Evil, Hheumntism. Teller,
Pimples or eiuptioii of the Skin, White Swelling,
Fistula, Chronic Cough Asth.Tin, &c. The nu
merous cc'iifica'es in the possession of the subscrl
. I,. f ; . . , ,
I'cr anil his audits, from physicians ami others, are
...r.;. . . .i . i . i . :.
SI ttipienl In -ilfi iltfM IIim m.l .bmilic.l til lla ail.
sufficient lo convince the most skeritical of i's su
periority over all preparations of Ssrsaparilla.
8, ild wholesale nn.l retail, bv the proprietor,
CEOHtiE W. OAKLEY, North 5th strc.l. I!ea
iliiiK, Bnks Cotinty, and to bn hail of the. following
petn.ins :
In Northumberland (,'orinrr. II. B. Masis
Siinbury ; lieland A. Mucl, McEwensville ; I)
Krausi r. Milton.
hi Union Count i. J. Ccarhart, St-linsgrove;
A. (iuleliiiH. MifflinbiifR.
In Columbia County. U. W. McCay, Wash
ington.
Reading, March 14,
Mir. Oiwrrt I believe it the lily of every
one In do wbhleverin their power I le, for the Irne.
fit nf their fellow ina, and having had poM ivr
proof in my own family, of the woinlerfol properties
of your Dcpurative Syrup of Sa'sapnrilla, I m at
consrieritioulv recommend it lo the afflicted. We
had the nmfortune lo lose two of our children, by
the breaking out of ulcerous sores that covered the
fare.heml and l eik, although we had some cf t lie
most scientific physicians to at'erid ttvm ami hsd
tried all Ihe known lemeiiies, includiiiR Swaim's
Panaci a, without avail. Another of my children
was atmrkeil in the same milliner, her face and
neck was comp'elelv covered; the d siharRt; was so
oll'cusive, and ihe disease at sui h a heiiilit, that we
despaired ol her life. Seeing the wonderful ellects
of your Dcpi.r.i'ive Syrup c.l S irsapariil i, we were
imlueid to lunke tiial of it, as the last resort; il
aced like a cl nun : Ihe u'cers commenced healing
immediately, a f. w bottles entirely rrMoml her lo
her health, which she h is enjoyed uninteriui tedly
ever since. As a puiifier of the hlo sj, I verily be
lieve il has not its eipiul.
JOHN MO YEK, Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Heading.
DoiirI tvsnlle, April 19th, 1843.
Mh. Oaki.it: My son Eilmurnl Leaf, had the
scrofula in the most dreadlul and ili-liesing man
lier for thne years, duiiriR wh'i'h time he w is de
puted of ll,e ue of his liml", hi he el aiul neck
were covered with ulcers. We tried all the differ
ent remedies, l ut lo no i-IIcci, until recommended
by Dr. Johnson of Nonistown, and uUo Dr. Itanc
Hiester, ot HeadiiiR, lo use your Dcpurative Synip
of S.irssparilla, of w hich I obtained several botien,
the use nf which d'ove the dieae euiin Iv out of
his system, Ihe sore healed up, and Ihe child w is
restoied lo prrfect health, which he has rnjoted
unintenupledlv ever since, to the astonishment of
rnnny peisons who seen him du inn his affliclioii.
I have thought it my du'y, ami send vmi this certi
ficate that iitLe's who have a like affliction in the
family may know where lo obtain so valuable a
medicine. Yours truly.
AMELIA D LEAF.
Sept. in, tsi:i.iv
CoiiiitriTrllt'r'
DEATH BLOW.
"Phe pu' lic will please observe that no Brandieth
- Pills are penuine, unless ihe I oi has three r
liels upon it, (Ihe top, Ihe si.'e and the bottom)
em h containiiiR a f ic-siinile signature nf my hand
writing, ihus B. ltHAMiarTit, M. D. These label-aie
engraved on steel, lieautifully desiuned,
and done tit an etpeiiNe of over f 3,01)0. Thi refute
it w ill be seen that the only thiiiR ri'i enaiy lo pro
cure the medicine in its purity, is to hsere these
labels.
Hemcmher the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auln ri
zed, and hold
CERTIOATES OF AGEITCV,
For the sule of Urundreih'a Vegetable Universal
I'itis.
Norlhuiuherlai d countv : Milton Mackcy A
Chuinhcitin. Sunhury II. B. Masser. M'Ewens
ville lieland . Meui II. Norihuniteilaiid Win.
Forsyth, (ieoreetown J. i J. WhIIs.
l'nion County: New Berlin BoRar & Wui.
ter. SelinnRrove CeorRe liundium. Mid. lie
burg Isaac Smith. Beavcriown David Hubler.
Adamsburg Will. J. May. MitllinsbuiR Mensch
At Hay, llaillcton Diuiel Lour. Freeliurg
ii.cv r.l.. Muter. I.e wn-miru v a Is V liieen.
Coluuibii eonnty : Danville E. B. Kevuulds j
Ac Co. Berwick Mniinan A H tlenhouse. Ca'- '
lawissa C. (J. limi ts. BlooiosburR John H. I
Mover. Jciscy Town Levi Bisel. Washiimton I
I Hobt. McCay. Limestone Ball"- f". McN'nch.
I Observe that eiich Agent has an l.ligr.iv, ,1 Cn- ,
i silicate of Agency, containing a icpics. illation of
, lit BUANDHE I ll's Manufactory at Sing Sing, j
and upon which will also he seen exact copies ol
, the mh' ,'ubeis wi,M' used upon the Hraudrtth I'ill ,
i lloxe. I
, I'hil ii'elpbia, office No. H, North 8'h street. j
B. BHANDUETH. M. D. j
June 24ih, 143.
CITY I'i:MTriIF. .U (TIO,
AND PKIVATE SALES ROOMS,
Nos. '2U anJ :il North Thiid Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
(. MAt.'KEY, Auctioneer, re-peclfiiPv in-
vile the attention of icro';a desnotis of pur
chasing Fuuiiiuie, lo his estensivc S dc Hoonis,
(both pu'die and Piivate.) foi fiery ilem ri linn tf
Household Furniluri, win re can be nbtaiiied at nil
tunes, a lut je sssorin.i nt f fashionable and well
manufacturei) Csbinel Furniture, Beds, Maluusscs,
Ac, at very reduced prices, foi cisli.
(Ct7 Sales bv Auction, tw ice a week.
May 2 tli, 1;43. ly
WILLIAM .I.MAliriNi "
p .TTCPslTEY AT L.V",
I . I !
SUNBUHY. PA.
OFFICE, in Ihe second story nf ihe building oc
cupied by Dr. J. It. Miisstr, on Market street.
Oct. 81st, I84:i.
A Tlirrhliiiipr, .Hat hi ne lor Sule.
ri-lHE subcrilr olVcis f..r sale a THKKSillNO
1 MACHINE, new and in good order. The
Machine ha been tried, and prove to le an excel
lent nne. It still he sold St a reduced price, and
warranted. Apply ta H. U. MASSER.
July 1st, 181-1.
1
ROSE OINTMENT,
FOIl TUTTI'H.
RINGWORM, riMPt.EH ON TIlR PACR, AND OTIIEH
rt!TANROI!R) FRl'lTIONS.
(Jj The fillowing certiica'e dmcribe nne of Ihe
must extraordinary oures ever effected liy any
application.
PHiLAtiripiiiA, February 10, 18M.
TOR twenty years I was severely afflict' d with
- Tbttkh on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when I was sevisiteen years old, and
continued until tho Full of I8:lfi, varying in vio
lence, hut without ever disnppearins. DurinR most
of the time, ureal part of my face was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with vio'enl itch
ing; my head swel'ed at times until it felt as if it
would buret the swelling was so gieat, that I could
careely get my hat on. During the long period
that I was afflicted with the disease, I useil a great
many n plication, (among them several celebrated
, jnplllli , um,,rr f of Wmt P(mar,.n
preparation) as w. II as lakins inward remedies.
. r,,. .,. . . f f, i, ,...,U I.-
. -j - . .. . ..
impossible to enumera'e all the medicines I used.
I was also under the care of two of ihe most dis-
tingtiished physicians of this city, but without re
ceiving much benefit, and I despaired nf ever beiriR
,mhu. in me iiii in in. in, me uises-'e Hi inc limp
, . . , , . , .
I'ettig very violent, I rominenced usina the Kime
' . .
cored. In the fill ol 1 8:111, the disease at the time
Ointment, (prepared by VauRhali A Davis.) In
a few applications the violent itchiiiR ceased, the
swelling ahn'ol, the (riition began to disappear,
and before I had used ajar the disease was entirely
cured. Il has now been nearly a year and a half
since, and there is not a ve-liRe of (lie disease re
maining, except the scars from the deep pits formed
by the disease. It is impossible for me lo describe
in a certificate she severity of the disease and my
sulTrring, but I will be pleased to eive a fuller ac
count to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. Al the lime I commenced
using the li ne Ointment I would have given bun
dieds of do bus to be rid of ihe disease. Since u
sing it, I have recommended it In sever il persons,
(among Ihem my mother, who had the disease bad
ly on her B'rn.) who were a I cured bv it.
JAMES DL' KNELL, No. 15fi, Kuce St.
qj- The Rose Ointment H prepared by E. B.
Vauhan, SoH'h East comer of Third and Knee
street, Philadelphia, and sold on aceucv in Sunhu
ry. bv 11. B. MANSE K,
May 14ih, 11.1. Agent.
Itoc Ointment, for 'letter.
A PROOF OF rr$ F.FFICAC Y.
pHU.AniLi'HiA, May 2?lb, 1 STJO.
rPlllS is to certify thai I was severely affl e'ed
wiih Tetter in the hands and feet for upwards
of torly years ; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. I applied to i
number of physicians, and used a great many appli
cations without pfl'eeling a cure. About a y ar
since, I applied the liose Ointment, which entirely
stopped ihe itching, and a few applications inimedi
all ly cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although I had never lieeri rid of it at
any time for forty years. KICHAHD SAVAt.E,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
rj" The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Vatiphan, S mill East corner of Third and Race
Sireels, Philadelphia, and a dd on aeency in Siinbu
ry. by H. B. MASSKH,
May Uth. IS 41. Age!.
MEDICAIi ArrnOBATIOW
Of the ROSK OI.XTMF.T,for Tetter.
LTH(l'(iII the superiority of the preparation
over all others is fully is sblij-hed, the pr pr c
lors lake pleasure in laviriR before the public tho
following certifica'e from a resectable physician,
a graduate of the I'niiersity ot Pennsv Iv inu. Dr.
Baiiith, having found in this icmidy thai lehel fr
a tedious and di-agrecablc after tion w hich the means
wiihin Ihe range of I is profession failed to afford,
hits not hesitated lo give it his approbation, although
the prejudices and interests of that profe-sion ate
epposed to secret Hemedics.
pHiiAiiri.PHi , Sep', it, lsnn. (
I was recently troubled w ith a tedious heretic j
eruption, which coveied nearly one si. ' of my f ice,
and rilimlid over the ear. Mr. aughan. prnprie
tor of the Hose Ointment, observing my face, insis
ted on my tiying his preparation, of which he han
ded me a jar. Alihough in common wiih the mem
bers of my profession, I discnurrienaiue and disap
prove ot the numerous nostrum- palmed upon the
pi.blic'by i'jnoiant pri tender-, 1 feel in jus ice hound
to eiei pt ihe Hose Oininu lit trorn tha' c!aa of me
dicines, and to give it my approbation, us it entire
ly Hired the eruption, although il hail resisted the
usual h plications. DAN L H ATCH, M. I).
The Hose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Yatighan, South East corner l Third and Race
Sireels, Philadelphia, and sold on agmcv in Sun-
burv, by
11. B. .MA'
EK,
May 14th. I84:t.
Agent.
Hover's Ink.
JOSEPH E. HOVER,
MniitilactiHi-r of Writinj; nnd Iinlclli
blo Ink, No. KHi North Third Street, six
diMirs below Unco, (east side,)
PHILADELPHIA,
IlEsPF.CTFI'LLY informs country merchant
k and other, thai he con-tsnlly keep on hand
a large slock of l is superier Black, Blue snd It. d
Ink. and slsn a supcrn r ipi ililv of Indillil le Ink.
His ink is put up in bellies varying in si7e, from
1 lo .Ti ounces, and Will be sold on reasonable
terms. Ihe ex.ele t ipialities of this ink basso
thoroughly i stsbli-lied Us character, thai il is now
rxtuisively used throughout tha country.
For sale al the stoie of H. B. Mas.er, S
un-
burv.
Po. Mjy 27ih. lsi:l. v i
( ii vin.r.s v. iu:(iis, ;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUNBUaT, TA.
R R AS taken the oiiicc lormeilv occupied bv the '
III (j Hon. Charles (i. Doun I, opposite Ihe Court j
II use. He will a'tend lo business in the C. nrl
of Nortbunibeiland, l'nion and Columbia coun'ies. !
Mav 21Mh, Isl4:.
UiMON HOTEL,
((ienrrtil Slant iQ,re,'t
LVCOMING COUNTY,
PfllllVyltillir.l.
fllHE Subscriber iesM'cllully intoims his friend.
and the public in general, that he has taken
the. above
l.ARCF. A Mi COMMODIOUS
HC TIC L,
IN THE B O H ( 1 1; ( j 11 O F M V N C Y,
and that he is now well prepare! to accommodate
all who may favor him with Iheir custom.
His Siti.rlNo Aria i n isis ue well sited, snd
cmnforlable.
His TiBLF. tKn Ilia will always be supplied
with the leai the market can afford.
Hi Stislish, which is gold, will Is under
the charge of good and rsielul hostler.
He feels confident, by strict attention to business,
and an earnest desire to lender C' mlorlkhle those
who may psironiie huu, that ha will not fail to giro
gonersl saiisfactinn. H. B. WEAYEK.
Money, Oct. 1st, 18tt. If.
TO. aEILlffAlT & CO.,
v.ommission At Forwardinfr Merchants,
i-'onf of WHInw Street Rail Road,
r ON THK ritl.AWANK,
T.TAVINfJ associated v-iih them Joseph Bsrnet,
late of Easton, Pa., respectfully inform Iheir
friends and the public generally, that they have ta.
ken that large and well known store and wharf al
font cf Willow Street Railroad, lately occupie by
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing a (iein rnl
Commission and Forwarding Business, and fiom
the local advan'ages of the place being connected
with all (he public improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they flatter themselves they will
be able to do business to as great, if not giester ad
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms as any other
house, and they assure their friends that any con
signments made lo ihem sIibII have their strict at
tention, and no cxeitions spared to give entire satis
faction. They are also prepared lo receive and forward
goods to any point on the Delaware and Lehigh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, Easton and Phila
delphia, via Delaware Division and Lehigh Canals;
also, lo any point on the Juniata river, or Norn
and Wist Branches of the Susipie hirniut vis Selniyl.
kill and l'nion, or the Cliesnpei.ke and Tide Watei
Canals.
For the accommodation of Bonis coming or go
ing via Schuylkill and Cnion Canals, a Stennbont
will be kept expressly for towing boats from the
Schuylkill around to tiie Delaware ami bnek, which
will en .hie merchnnts to have their produce ileli
vc'cd on the Delaware, and their goods shipped at
a saving ot 50 to 75 per cent, ort the prices f r
hauling acioss, with these advantages they re
spictfully solicit s share of pnrronaue.
W. HEILMAN A CO.
William Hellman, )
Willi. m IV k-.ico, C
Joseph Burnet. Phil.nl., May M, 1R41. ly
J. BTAITLANE, JR. Sl CO. 1
ISntiiT and Tobacco Manufacturers, j
.Vo. !)!) Morth West corner of Race and Third j
Streets.
PHILADELPHIA. j
rPIIE nnder-igtied have formed a Co-partnership !
A under the firm of. I. M A Y L N I) .1 a. A Co.. i
as successors to the late firm of Jaenh .Mayand V
Co., and will c intinoe the business at the old esta-
Idishmcnt, on iheir own account. In addition to
iheir own close attention and experience for many I
years, in the manufacture nf their cefebrated snull'-,
Ae,, Ihe long experience of ihe senior paitner of the j
late firm, will also bo devoted lo the interest nf the i
new concern and as no f lertion and care will be i
spared lo insure their goods, at all limes of the ve-
ry best quality, they solicit s continuance of the
confidence of the liieiuls and customers of the late I
firm. THOMVS ADXMS. j
J. MAYLAND, Jr. j
Philadelphia, May 14th, I H 13. 1 y I
To C'oiuifrv j
MERCHANTS.
TDK Subscriber, Agent of Lyon A Harris, Hat j
Manufacturers, for New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other large cities, wl osn ;s are i
hiu'hly connncnded I ir iriei co'i und ditm!,ilit i. ,
has o.i hand a fir-t rutu Hssi'iluvnt of HA t'.S mid J
("A I'S, suitable for Sjirinp a iles, wh eh w ill I e sold :
very low, fm casli or appioved credit, at the nrtrd
clienp store. No. 40, North Third 'rvt, u p isi'e j
Ihe City Hotel, PhiU.lelphia.
ROBERT D. WILKINSON. Afenl. j
N. I!. Orders lot Hats in ihe rttui-'i. promptly ;
attended lo. The highest j rica in rush or trade '
given f ir Unr -r'n . I
Philjdelphia, June 11, 181.1.--ly
EOLTON 8c CO.
(eisei iil oniniisslaii .TIer liantN,
For the Stile of Floitr. drain, Sml. i-e e.
1 ESPECTFCLLY inform i
I k he Merchnnts generallv, il
heir friends snd
hat thi y have ta
ken those large and commodious Wharvs, ith two
j l'mks, north of I'hcsriut alreet, on the Dchiw ire, ;
j together with the .lore No. I'J South Wharves, j
where they won'd he pleased In receive consign- :
i ments of (irain, Flour. Seed, Whiskey, Iron, Ac, j
' Ac. Being also well prepared to forward all kinds j
I of Merchandise by the Schuylkill mid l'nion, or by '
the Chesupcake and Thle W ater Canals, as tow-:
I bouts are kept expressly foi the purpose of towing ;
I boats by ei her route. j
l Merchants will ple.;se be particular lo send their '
t goods destined Ivy eilher canal-, t i No. HI South .
I Wharves, between Market and Chesnot sine's, on j
Ihe Delaware, with directions uccomp my iug them ;
which route they wish Ihem to be shipped. '
Plaster and Salt foi sale, al the lowest mar
ket price. BOLTON A C .
March 19. 181:1. No. 19 South W harves, i
HOIICIt l C AIM I II M. !
PATEn MANUrACTUnEItS,'
Lombard Street, Haltimorr, j
HAVE constantly for sale. Priming Paper of al. j
si7.es arid qualities, Cap Writing Paper, ruled j
arid plain, Letter Paper, w hite and bine, ruled and I
plain. Hanging Paier, tine and common, Envelope ;
I'Hper, do. do. medium, Jouh'e crown, crown and :
extra sized W rapping Papeis, Colored Medium nnd
h'oyul I 'ine i a, Boiiuel, Binders' and Straw Box
I Boards, Tissue Paper, and all articles in 'heir hue.
wtncli lliev will sell on ucconiinoila ing terms.
Highest price given for old rags.
HOISEHT CAHTEIt A SDN.
MarchJ9. 143. Eiklor,, Md
IIOUSK,
.Y. 237, Aor;i Thiulahm e Cullowlill St.,
I'lllLADKLPIIIA.
TTOHN DL'NCAN, la'e from the Pennsylva
j 9P nia l'jinier, and Samuel Pike, jr., laje of A
I tin riran Hotel, Columbus, ( lino, lake pleasure in ac
I ipiuiiiling Iheir fiicndaand the public generally thai
Hiry liave tuken Ihe large and coinnioilions Hotel,
receiiily built by Ihe Messrs. II irt.on Ihe asi.ie site
once oeru)iied by the old established Hotel known
o ihe Bull's Head, in Third stieet atuivc Callow
hill at.
'I'll is Hotel is finished in the very best possible
manner, bud of the best materia!, lis location is
very di suable, particularly for count, v merchants;
the uirangetnt ins for hra.il. g and ventilating each
room is such as to secure any tempeiature. 'i he
Ixdioomsare all light and airy, all luruishid ins
neat style, so as to insuie comfort.
The receiving parlors are also furl isheJ in a su
perb style, the windows are on the French style,
forming an entrance to a balcony in front, whi.h
make nle.s.ni reep.a. Pu.iirnlai .11. nii.m I...
been given to the beda and beddine. which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
4 rom year' eiperience in hMel business, we
trust, by strict assiduity In busmen, to make this I
house s desirable stepping place. Our table w ill ,
always be supplied with the very best our market '
can sllord, and our bar wiih the best bqijuisaud
w ine of the most appioved hi and. i
P. S. 'J'here are lir.l rate atahling snj carriage '
house attached to the hotel, attended by ca tM
and sober hosilei, and oui charges will b low, in i
accordance wiih ihe present hsid (icr.es,
Philadelphia, CM. 7th, It'll.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUITBTJRY, PA.
Business tttended to in the (bounties of Nor
thutnl erland, Union. Lveoming end Columbia,
liefer tot
1 linn AS II ART A Co.,
Lowrn A. IlAsao!,
Haht, Ccmmisos A HiRT, yPhilad.
nKTWoi.ns. McFarlafiii A Co.
Spr.msin, !ooii A Co.,
GOLDEN SWAN
Ao. (JU Morlh Third, above Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
AfroMMODAIIONS FOR StVKM V rrRNONS.
pH ARLES WEISS, late of ihe "White Swan,
and "Mount Vernon House," respectfully in
forms his friends and customers, that he das become
the proprietor of the abovsj well known Hotel.
Country Metchants will fnd the above Hotel a
central location, and the best of faro. Persons tra
velling with private conveyance will find a large
yard and good stabling fnt horses, and the best of
ostleis. Hoarding f per day.
May 1 Ith. 1H42. if.
EAGLE
Comer of Thrd and Vine Struts,
WILLIAKSPOIIT, FA.
npHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
1 public, that he h s opened a Hotel in the com
modious biiek building a'luate on the corner of
'I hird and Pine streets, where he will be happy lo
wait tip. n those who may favor him witli iheir
company. The Eagle Hotel is laige nnd Conveni
ent, and furnished it. the be-t modern slvle. Il i
provided with a large number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping npnrtmenN, rooms, private
parlors, Ac. Persons visiting WilhamsM)rt on bu-
iness or plea-ure, miv re! ns-ured that every ex
ertion will I used to render iheir sojourn at the
' "Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. HisTaLIn
w ill be supplied with the very beg' the market af
fords, and his bar with ihe c' nicest wines and other
liquors charges re .suitable. The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater advan'ages in point nf location
than any olher similar esl ililishment in ihe borough,
being situate in the business p .rt nf the town, and
within a convenient distance of Ihe Court Housd
and Wilhainspnrt and Llmira l.'inl Rond Depot.
Sufficient Siubhug provided, and good and trusty
ostlers always in atli ndatn e.
Attentive, a ori.iiioiliiting and horie-l Servants
have been enif-bo e.l. arid nothing left undone that
will add to the conduit hi il acconimodalion of tix
guests.
'J'ln re will be n earring, always in attendance al
the Boat I. undine lo convey passengers to and from
the House, Irte of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
May 14th. 1M 2. -if
"VSTcXT T'T'T "5? T1? "
A N artie'e uinMpmlle.l for e'eaniug and g.ving a
A highly durable snd most brilliant polish to Sil
ver, (ierniKii Silver, llr iss, (Topper. Brittaliia ware,
I'm, St. 1 1, Cut'.irv, i.ml for restoring the lustre on
vamished caniwges, Ae. THi" IP.
Prepared jn '. sold at whole e arid retail, by I at
Sus.pieh'inna t'l.rysol.te Pnlih Company, Owngo.
Tioga countv, N . Y.
W.M. FORSYTH. Agent for Northum'd,
II. B. M.S.-i:i. Agent lor Sunhury.
November Stub, 1 S Pi.
.lEii-h.'U'l Weaver A. Sou,
rrorc iviAurna & siiir chandlers
.Vo. i:l.W(7i ll'i.'rr Strut. I'hiludt 'phia.
A L coiisianlly on hand, a general assort
fcj ineiit of Cord ige, Seine Tuiins, Ae , sis
luil l.'opes, FUliiiii! Hopes, While Hopes, tanil
la Hopes, I'o.v Lines I. r t'.ii.il Boats. Al., 1
c.-nipie'.e u-,iilim i.t o Seine Twines, A c. such a
Hemp S.nid and Hening Tw ine, Best Patent Wil
Net Twine, Colt. m Sim,i ami lleriirij Twii e, Sh n
i uri .i s, cvc. vvc. .-:n. I v i -i i i oiiis, r ooati l.tne.
i M ilters
Prices, Cotton and I. men C iriiel Ch illis
Ac. ait ol whiih they w ill d.sp .' ol on u jin . . i.
Icln?.
Philade'phitt. Noveii, lei I :. t 1C. 1 y -
sim-:i:ic. nuon .-v ct.
Xo. Ills M.ii-Kvt Sirt'i't, riii!a.lu!liin
NYII'L the attention of Country Merchsn1
to their exien-ne asoitmeiit .! Ilntirh Frei.c'
md American Dry floods, which ihey . tier for sit
Il ills- liM-t teas 'ii ible b mis.
Philadelphia. November Id, IM2. ly.
.1 . W . S W A IN.
l'ti!iifi!a nini I ".i r.i i l .M;iiiiifhi''uriM
.Vo. -ii .Yrm.'A 2hi'l strirr, tiro il.mrt LtUiW ti.
I It If I toll I. I ,lrl.lliiil.
1D!"NTU Menhiifts and otl eis nrp solicite
to riatiiii:" Lis nr.M.i n .i ut b. fine purchasNi
elsew here
Phila elpbiii, Novemter 11. I '"42. ly.
-OIt sale a sun1! Farm, c.u. tuning about r
hundred and ten acr. s, in. .re or le-s, situ r
. in Point t.wnsb p N . . r ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 erlsnd c ttnti , ab.c
'two miles above Noill.innbeil .nd, on the mat
road leading from :hut place 'o liiiivid. , adjoinm
. lauds of John l.eglioti, .Ic-seV'. Ilor'i n and other
! now in the occupancy ifSainuel P.'.yie. Alov.
fo'ty acres of s;,id trad arerl:an d, and in go'-slat.-
ol cu livation, on which 1'iere is a small bn
; erect, d. The pu piriv will bf sold i.n r. asona'
lei ins. ror further paiticulars, jn isotia are requc
j cd to apply to the u''n'rih r.
! H. B. MASS EI?. Aent,
Nov. 7ih, 1S-I3. if Sunli'iiy. I
LIST OF BOOKS,
tun silk. HI
13
N'J'JIDN'S Cl.issicul l)u .ioioiry; l.empriers
J 4o.; Ainswoilh's do ; Cobb's do.; Fnghsh and
tiernian do.; Anthon's Cs s-nr; Anthon' lirariiuu r;
Anthen's Cieeio; Mali's 1. ami Header; llgilly'ado;
Amiiew's Latin Lessons; Doniiegan'a Lexicon;
Fisk's (ire. k Eleu ises; D.ivu's's Legeudei; (iiaers
Majora; Ad.nns's Hointin Atitnpii'ie; Piuuock'
I Johlsiniih'a Engliiiid; do. (ireece; Ly ell's Elements
of (leologv; Mis. Lincoln' Bolanx; Eli u.euNi of
liolaiiv; Bridge's Algebra; Poitei'a i;heioiual H -r'ers;
Hon rsot.'s (ieograiby anil iiisiory; t'lney's
do.; Parley's do.; mitU'a (iraiiiniri: Kiikham's do.;
Kay's Headers; Cold 'a do.; Cnhb' Arilhmeiick;
Pike's do.; Emerson's do.; Cobb's Spelling Books;
Town's do.; Cobb' Table Bonks; Evangelical Fa-
n;"v 'ary; ottage in ; i amily do ; Collate..
' do.; Small Bible and I esUmeiits; Paikei a 1.1-
i w '"' 1n l'"l'"sition; Fruit of the Spirit; Baxter's
S um's Heat; American Hvvolutiou; Maiiyall's No
vels; Mrs. Phelps cm Clicniisirv; Iliad; Catechism
nf American l aws; Leitcrson Natural Magic; Che
mislry foi Beginners; English Exercisav adapted 14
Murray's Crammer, Sequel to ('omley'a Spellir.g
Book; Amirican Cluss li nk; Dsboil's Sch.silmsa
ler's Assistant; A great variety of Blank Books, Ae.
August 2H, lJ12.
FOK SALC AT THIS orricn.