Lata from Mealeo.
Indian Distubbancis. Tampico dates to the
26th nit. have been received at New Orleans,
which give an account of a sever contest be
tween the Mexicans and the Camanche and Ta
huacanos Indians, which shows that the Mexican
government lur the present has its hands full,
without undeKaking the subjugation of Texas,
for which it is ill prepared. The latter made an
incursion into the North of Mexico, and carried
off large number of women and children. The
Mexicans pursued them, and about the 9th nit.,
had a severe fight at the Paso de los Moros.
Forty tlx Mexican! toere killed, and twenty
wounded.
Cotemporary with this, at the rancho of Los
Moros, twenty-two were shot or burned in the
bouse attached to the rancho, and many women
and children carried off" captives.
On the 17th of October another engagement
took place. There were, according to Mexican
accounts, upwards of four hundred Indians en
gaged in this. The affair lasted over two hours,
a lively fire bing kept up all the while. The
Indians then abandoned the field, giving up the
fifty-five Mexicans, women and children, whom
they had previously carried o(T captives, a quan
tity of fire-arms, and some horses which they
had stolen. Twenty of the Indians were left
dead upon the. fivld, while many more were be-
lieved to have been carried oil in the fight, nc- J
cording to Indian usage, both dead ami wounded.
Onthesideof the Mexicans, nine were killed I
and thirty-four wounded. Immediately steps I
were taken by the aub-Prcf.-ct of Rcynosn to j
raise a sufficient force to cut off the retreat of j
the savages, who retired by the way of the North. !
The Mexican editors pretend that upon several j
of the Indians killed in th? fight were found me- j
dais of silver, with the bust of Mr. Van Rnren )
upon them, and on the reverse the anna of the ;
United States. This they imagine to b'.- a sien j
of the utmost sienifiennce of the hostile designs I
of this country upon their own.
11km vrkahi.e PitrcM-NTiMr.N t. In Dnyleston
(Pa.) Beniah Holdren, an aged man of 91 years,
after partaking a happy meal with his children,
apparently in perfect health, observed : "Now,
my friends, this is the last meal I shall ever eat :
I am about to die." He then proceeded to give
directions to his worldly concerns, his burial,
&c.,and when he had concluded was struck down
by a paralytic stroke.
Somk scamt tied a large grimalkin by her tail
to a clothes' line on Sunday night in Race street
Philadelphia, near 11th, and the whole neighbor
hood for hous was kept in a state of discordant a
larm by the shriek of the animal. She resist-d
all attempts to cut her loose too, und manifested
a disposition as savnge and as sanguinary as as J
as a regular Ca'-a line. Tha mewst were j
present. J
Caution io Sic;i.k Folks The statistics of
hospitals show that ''the unmarried are more
than four times as liable to b'come insane as
married people.'" Many young ladies who affect
great indifference on the subject of matrimony,
will, no doubt, on receiving the above informa
tion, consent to take partners merely to preserve
their intellects unimpaired.
Fast Grimunu. Beach's stone niiil, in this
town, manufactured 3 l.'tl barrels of flour in 0 davs
of last week, b-ing 3"ifi barrels per day. This is
using up 10.000 bushels of wheat in about the
shortest time wa have h -aid of. Akron ISeiicon.
Growth or I.nvnoN. We are apt to imagine
iiere in the Cuit-d States, that t lie growth of our
towns and cities greatly mi, passed in rapidity and
extent, those of any part ol the old world. Snie
facts about London would seem to contradict this
notion.
It is stated, for instance, in a recent report to
the Government, that '-in little more than twelve
years, twelve hundred new streets have been ad
ded to London, which is at the rate of 100 streets
a year.
These l'JOO new streets "contain 4S,000 houses,
most of them built on a large and commodious
scale, and in a style of superior comfort." With
all this wonderful increase, it is said, "that the
demand for houses, instead of dimishing. contin
ues to increas " and that w hile in many towns of
the inteiior, the number of unoccupied lionse it
augmenting, "scarcely is a new street in London,
finished, before almost every house in it is fully
occupied.
One great reason assigned fur the rapid growth
f London, is the extiaoidinary facility, econo
my and despatch with which people are now
ransported over Railroads terminating there.
)ving to this cause, "it is estimated that thedai
y influx of individuals is five times greater than
t was fifteen years ago."'
London is now about forty miles in circumfer
nce, and numbers more than two million of in
habitants. A'. Y. Amcr.
Thk Vasioi-s Sta'jis ok Lite. A French
statistical work states that the inclination of
crime is at its maximum in men, about the age
of 23 in women five years later ; that the great
est physical strength of man is developed be
tween the age of and 30, and the greatest men
tal powers between the age of 43 and SO; and
that gaming is the principal cause of suicide a
mong males, and disappointment in love affairs
amongst females.
Valuabuc Dous. The London Times of the
3d of October, contains an account of the sale of
pointer dogs, the property of Mr. Edge, of Stre
ney, near Nottingham. The highest price was
given for a dog two yesis old, which was pur
chased by tha Marquis of Anglesey, for X84
sterling (upwards of $400 ) Other dogs sold for
various prices from 10 guineas to 33.
A Regimkktai. Family The F.mperor Muli
Mohammed of Morocco formed a regiment of his
own sons. It numbered 3V3 men.' A pietty re
spectable siied f.imily
PWt. . .1- t'. I... I.......
BALTIMQRH MARKKTi , ,
Office of the BtTttom AvicaK. Nov. 18.
GRAIN.-rrices of Wheat continue steady at 88
93 cents Tor good to strictly prime reels, and at
75 a 88 cts. for inferior to good. A sale of 1500
bushels Tcnna. red Wheat to-day at 8.1 a 91 cents
quality fair to prime. Sales of old Corn at 43
a 44 cts. for white, and 47 a 48 cts. for yellow.
Sales of new at 40 a 42 cents for white, and 43 a
44 cts. for yellow. We quote Oats at 31 a 20
cents, according to condition.
WHISKEY. The article is dull and prices
have further declined. Small sales ofhhds. at
34 a 31 cts. and of bbls. at 23 a 25 cents.
Tan Tunm KisnroMs. The world we inha
I'i' is divided into ihiee giand detriments, named
the Minn i1, the Vegetable and the Animal king
I. m. Thn first named forms the bate of (he o
ther two ; thus the vrgetiblc kingdom derive life
and nutriment from the miners', and the animal
kingdom is supported by the vegetable.
No minenl substance ran Income a putt of an
animal body, because P cannot be digested. Qti'ik-
J silver is a nrneral. Calomel is sublimated quicksil
j v r ; therefore, clotm I cannot be digested, but
j when lodged in the body ae s as a corroding po:
i eon, Instead, therefore if calomel, Use Br .ndreth's
, Vegetable Unsversil PilU ; because they are a we-
J dicme ci lacied entirely from veg t shies, snd j
I known by long experience to be perfectly innocent,
! and yrt of more pwer a a pu'git ve or cleanser
I of the alimrn'aty canal, than any olhrr nirdirine.
I h ir i fleet on t! e system is so easy that it is a
j lematkahle fait that tl,e mine dose may be given
j to an if i ita ait or aduli, without the possibility of
i duii g t.ny irju y but on the cnnlrory good,
'j " Purchase of H. B Master, Sunbury, or of
'he spent, published in another part of this paper.
. .1 It It i K II ,
On Thursday the 2lst inst., by the Rev. A.
I Brittain, Mk. David Fimikk to Miss Ahigaii.
j F.i.izaekth Siiipman, both of Augusta township.
PRICE CURRENT.
j Corrected wttkly by Henry Yoxtltetmer.
Whkst, 85
Rn, 60
(Joan, ...... 40
Oats, 25
Pons, ...... ft
FLtxsran, ... . Kin
Br)TTS.n, 1 2
Bkkswsi, .... 25
Tallow, .... lo
Dm an ArPLKs, - 75
Do. Pkachks, 200
Flax, ... p
Hkcklkii Flax, 10
Ectos, .... .7
No lice.
f'.IE First Pieshjleiiin Church of o thun-,.
JL hcr'an.l will open t' eir new house of wcrsh'p.
(it Providence permit.) on the seron.l salihmh of
ex! rr.onth, Deeimber 8'h Preaching by the
Rev. Joel Parke-, l. D , of Philadelphia. Pel
gioim services w ill t e con'.inued duting l lie wo k
ensuing the I)e,l ca'ion. Several ministeis are el
icited to aid i i cn lucting th" ae.-ii .g. The
Congrega ion extei d a ror.lid invitation to their
f in ds in the i jini'y to un.te wit'i them on the
occasion.
NorihumherUnd, Nov. S..?, HI 1.
i George OoIIsIkiIN I'sta(c.
NOTH 'E is hereby given that li t er of adm'n
istiation have leeu pi anted to the snbsciibcr,
on iho is'ute of (J. ore (ioitsh.il. dre'd. A I per
i sons 'ni'elib d to said cittate, r having claims ag.iinst
; the s.i me. nre requested to i s'l o i the nub.-criln r
, snd stltli- the same without ) luv.
DWID RE EM". It
August i, Nov 23, 1814. Ct Adm'r.
EVAIT. r.TJTIIEnAN SYWOD OF
.' i'cnnrylvania,
MET at Reading in the pric-rdiiig weik, and
' among nth r imp irt ml business, passeJ a resolu
tion mi uci'iii.t f il:e iK li ful Cuuiliti ni i f the
, Clin ch, to Hppoin' the fi si ThuisJ.iy in Dnetnh. r
m xt as a d y of hiitniliniion and prnye'. It is
! hoped th il CIims inns id' all deihuiiuut mis wi'l
, l.nm'ile iln nisi v. s. ami priy with us f, r a tetiial
loTKeigi on id .lav. J . P. MI IN DLL,
Nov. 1G. Piesidcnt of ih Si nod.
John Even's r.tttutc. ;
N1
kTO ITt'E is ben by given that letters nf ad.
iiiiuistr lion h ve Iitii grmted to the su'- I
scnlier, on the ut ile of J ihn E veil, of Sh iniokin :
ownship. d e'd. All prisona indi bled or I aviog ,
c'a m sssinsl said eiie. re requested lo call on j
the subsrri1 ei f r selil. m lit. ori or befiwe t e ri st ,
dsy of December next. J'tHN EVEUI'.jr
Misniokm. Nov. tl, 1814 Ct A liu'r.
"LIST CFi-iLEP.s"
OK Foreign snd Doin slic Mcrchamlise, of the
C.iu ly of NoilhiimberLiid, who have, and I
w ho have nut pii-l ihrir Lie ns's.
t In hitio I'al.l : I
William For yihe
Samuel eh onion
Win H Wanpl.s
: Isaac Biowii
i Win H Fnmire eV Co
Thomas K I'omp
rcth Cudw.ilU.ler
Ceotge I'oney
i S mi-el (V Ilarwirk
John Sweeney cV Son
Pet. i McDowull
U illiam ILiyrs
; J P Haekenburg
! James Re. d
lOni .mi I tV J KiutTinin
Benja'iiiii H fl'uec
Win (i S.ell
D til IL Is' on
John ( Kenii
tilde i'i Slu lle
Pe'ei Dels.)
Willism Deppen
John K .r I
D niid Sw.mx
Wm K eh i is
(Siorge Brosius
John llincanisti
Spotz iV Deity
liait1 not I'uldj
licorue W T,'er
IrrUud V McixlII
II T s ft Hepburn
K L Pir
Fletcher Mhthews
lUrtinaii II Knalde
Vastine St Co
Jacob Haas
WmJ Ks.e
HtlO
; Mil1, r & Mrtz
! Wood (V lihawu
John Young
La T Clc meiit
John Bogsr
II B M ier
John W Filling
Urorge Blight
Buyers &. H'l-t. d
MiMteller 6l Kwenk
Seth I Couily &. Co
Robert H Hammond
William llainey
Cb.s U Meni.k
John Crawford
T 8 Msckey it 8n
Win &. K F-gely
Samuel John
Thus cV Chas A Posthy
John Smith
Piter B riel
J k J Walls
8jinuel Herb
Notice is hereby given, thai ihe Treisurer is
comelled, by law, to commence suits sgainsl all
Ihoao who do nol come f orward and pay Ihrir licen
see en oi l-cfois the 18th day of Nsvemlei nex1.
JOHN FARNSWORTH,
tunhury, Nov. 2. IV 11. Tiinattrtr,
Assignees' Sale
or
VAlsIIAIlLE GOAL LAIVDS,
Situate in Coal Township, Northum
land County, Pennsylvania.
WILL be sold at public auction, at the Ex
change, in the city of Philadelphia, on
TllVRSDA Y, the 28th int.
the fnl'owing tracts of Anthracite Coal LnndM,
to wit i
No I, C. ml lining 2!3 acres, strict measure, it
bring the iqtl d undivided one-fourth part of
BUCK RIDGE TRACT,
which contains, by estimate, in all 8 18 acres, atrict
incisure.
Upon this tricl there sre setersl mines opened s
some of them are now being worked. Thereon are
also erected four lw-slory
DOUBLE FRAME
Dwelling Houses,
built to accommodate eitht families;
s Frame Stable, Smith Shop, a branch R nl Road,
about a quarter of a milo in length, lending from
the Sunbury and Dmvil'e and Pottsville Ra.l Road
to the coal mines; find other improvements suita
ble for a complete Colliery.
Buck Run pisses through the m'dJIc of this
tract.
No. 2, Containing 973 seres 43''erche-', strict
measure, it being the equal undivided one half
part of
GREEN RIDGE TRACT,
which contains, by estimate, In all, 1874 acres 87
perches, strict mesue. I he Sun'uiry snd Dan
villc and Pottsville R.iil Road passes through i',
(near the middle.) an I sls.i the Shamokin cri ck.
Valuable mines of Iron Ore, snd great nwmlier of
Coal Vien, have been discovered end opened u
pon this tract , dot none of the coal tiens hsve yet
been worked for market.
The above one hslf of the trtct will be so'd to.
nether, or in two equal one fourth pans, vf 4G3
sc.rrs 101 perches each, to suit purchssers.
No. 3, Containing 22(1 acier, s net measure, it
he ng the undivided one half put of the
ESTHER CREAMOR TRACT,
containing, by eMimite. in nil, 452 ncrs stiict
meiMfre. Valuable Iron Ore has been found upon
this trsct. Then on are aNo erected a
nun t n A! r I t ivi: imiTsF. n.l
KnY-!tllll. upon a bra- ch r.f 8ha-
mokin creek, which passes through it.
A large Anl'naeite Fil'nace, now in blast, is situs
ted within a qi'sner of a mile of Buck Ridge, and
within s mile of Grei it Ridge snd Esther Cream. r
tries.
Tl e wbo'e nf the ah 've derrilicd Lands a'c
si.usie.l in I'.e Mms I or; A.ori, i e.ir li e
own of 8W.kin, which is 10 mdea by nil load
0 Sunhury. and 30 n.lle. bv .he proposed .mp o.
ved .ou.e wuhout inrlnid plmes. to I -Hs"H.
1 hes are all well t.mle.ed, s..d are nil Coal Und
except .nnui xu arre. oi uu a luoge, lunring leu,
Ihe sdj ining red shell And in qu inti'y snd qua'
ity i f Cosl. together wi'h convenient adspiati'in by
ravines, for numerous opi nti gs f r mines ah i e
water level, t hi y are not inferior in any Lsnd in
th it legion, rr perhsps in Pennsylvunl i.
Persons wishing to vi. w the Lands are rerpect
fully referred lo Mr John Bti.ld. of Su bury ; and
for further partieulars lespep.ting them, and the
region generally, to the suhseritii r. at Lancaster,
or Burd Paiter-on, E-q.. at Pot'svillc.
Ppeeiniens of the C sl ind Iron Ore, and a mip
of the Lanits. together with a more pariic.ilnr de
scr pt'on of :be region, will be left at the Exchange
in Plid dilphhi for in peclion.
Si'ewill commenre st 7 o'i. rk, P. M., whrn
conditions will le mide known, and attendance
given, by
JAMES B LNE,
As.ignee of tSeo.ge lleekert.
Notk C.J. Wol'crt, Aui'linneer, No 51
M nket street. Phl'ade'ph a, will g ve any iuf rm
tion that my be disred rspic'i g the shove de
si iiled bind-.
Nv. Ifiih, 1S14
G
,.JS R by 10, best quili y,
Cut Nails, all a zea.
Salt, bv the sack and barrel,
lists and dips, ot the lust quality.
All for sale at reduced pr:ces, hv
Simburr, Oct. 2f, 1814. ' H. B. M SsE R.
folate of Col. John Jones, iletNI.
W IJ ITER: of Adininisir.iti.ni on said dece.
dent's estate, have len crant d to the sub.
sinbei. Persons knowing them elves indebte.l to
aid estate, ra rrqnes'ed to mke immediate pny
meiit, at.d th.se h ivi. g ilem mda g i'nst the unw
are reqiirsled lo present tin it sccounls for exmnin
stion an I set leinenl. The sdmini-t a'ors will sl
tend t the dwelling lmi.-e of the deerssed, on the
I5ih of overnber ntx', to rtsmii e iiccounts and
make nlili men's. 'M. H. Ml ENCH,
E LIS II A KLINE.
Sunbury, Oct. 19, IS14 6 Admi's.
v T ,
wAi r.T.4 m.i: ci ior xi,
roR thk if nii t r
i) v s i i: is i a.
"HH Medicine is ofTe e l to the public gencr
I a'lv. fr 'in a full conv eti n thi it is -uperior
I i any olhei m dtcuie now its ue. f.r the erne of
Dyspepaia, l.iier C mplaio', Nervous Del llitv or
Bodily Weakness, Vc.
Its cfliC's have been tested in a priv.ite practice
f lie 'C .ight yens, and il is now m re ei'ensivrlv
ci'culaled, st ihe s dieiiude nf many who have re
eeive.l ihe mo-t sitfn.il benefit from the u e of il.
, The f ill. ming is one ainong s numlier of cerliti
, r iles received ill lilaiiou to the suecest of this me
' d c ne:
LrsTsa Co. Match IS.
i Da. (imini W. Allks,
Dear Sir : Il is with gr- st p'e.isure that I in
. 'oriu you of ihe sue ess a'tendu R your Dyspe;iic
Medicine, wdn'e eui I ycd in my p act ice. Fro n
' iast 1 1 pei i. in e, I firmly believe thai in e gbt r js. s
out of ten, ihe D,sK-p ie, bv the u-e of your niedi.
ine, may einir ly n.l htinstll' of ih s thorn in the
pathwiy of life: in.l oi.li in dvsCt:c rises, hi(
ill nl c ises i.f constipation and disea-es depentl ng
' on ad biliig ed stale i.f ihe ii rous sistem, ioL'e-
ther with s to'pid st le of the h wcl. will your E-
liiirbefou d of uirslitn . ble value. Nuuier. u in
-l.iin'i s whe ein the usefu n ss of ihe medicine h is
hern res'i-ed, may If f.n warded, if requirnl. I
1 w Uh y. u great sueet s-, and leroiinnend the meiti
! cine lo like suder ng arl of nunkiiid.
i Vouis, with greit respeel,
ROUEUI' AtiNE W, M. D.
j For sale at Ihe store of H. B. Masser, sgenl
I for i lie pr iprietor, Sunl'urv, Pa,
! October 26ih, IH44 ly
if 1 rs. Fullmer
TTA8,
Al Fall
rereiveJ the rerenl style i f Fashionable
II Millenety, and will make up Bonnets of
tH kinds in the latest style. She has also for s-le
a V iriety of choice articles, such ss (,'alicors. Cloves,
Ribbons, Ladies' Cravats, &c, snd respectfully re.
quests her customers and others lo call snd sec.
RunUiry, Nov. 9th, 1844 31
1tt UACS Hslt,
I l II I ia ii a a . m .
iuu nsrnu uo ai i 7f csri, nr sale
by B, HENDRICKS.
Puuhury.Oct. 19th, lH,
Hi
i"i:f3 1
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD!
CANTRELL'S
Celebrated l'uinily ITledicincs
WILL not cure every thing, but still remnin
unequalled in their several departments by
every thing ever offered to the public who have
voluntary came forward and offered numerous and
highly respectable ttsiim mials of their superior
i ffie icv.
CantrflCl Compound Medirnted Syrup nfSar
tapar tint or, Antiscorbutic 8 rup, for the ci.re
of Pcorfula, Chronie Rhen.n itism, Chronic Swel
lings of the Joints, Eruptions of the Skin, and all
Diseases arising from the abuse of Mercu-y, fre.,
unsurpassed by any thing in the ma'kel, cuinbi.
ning all the virtues resident in the Sar-npirilU
with a modern wdicament, only lately brought
out by ihe most reapectaldo medical authorities.
Price, 50 cents per b .tile.
CnntreW .inti-Dytpeptic Pi.wdcr, fur ihe re
lief and jiermsnent cure of that most distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia, in all its forms and singes.
It is ttuly a mosi valu.ible remedy. 8 ld in bottles
ai 25 snd 50 cents each.
Cuntrcll' Jgue A xlure and Tonic Mctliea
menta, stsnda at the head of the list unrivaled by
ny. or all the innumerable mediein s in ue
throughout the length and bread h of the Itn.d, for
Iho cure of Favr.a 'nd Aour. in all its st.tges, snd
from all it consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never be without il.
The sul-se-i' er will forfeit EIF I Y DOLL ARS
where his medicine laiN to pciform a cure in the
most obstins'e cae.
S.ild Whoesde ai d Retail bv CALEB CRES
SON. at l is Druj Warehouse. No. 6 Nonh Third
Street, Philadelphia! also, hv ihe regularly ap.
pointed agent, 8BTH W. ROBERTS, Wbolesa'e
Druggist. No. 54 Water Street M ibile.
Prepsredor.lv bv t' e Su!erdier, corner of C AR.
i PENTER and SECOND S reets, below Christi
an, Philadelphia, where it is also retailed.
Oi'Scrve, none sie genuine without Ihe signature
of JOHN A. CANTKELL.
! C'unlroir ipiic Mixture, or Tonic
t nictlirnnieiitn,
i For the ture of all U tiouit nffrettont, iftnhen ac
1 cording to direction'.
It is a never failing remedy which no fami'y
i rugh 1 1 be without, especially in low marshy
I cour tries.
As this medicine is put up under the p'Opne.
tor's iintn diate ii speclion on Ihe most scientific
pii .ciples, being Pnr ly Vigetidde, snd hsving
tried its rfficiiy on thoii'ands, fir upwards of 12
years, snd to hi knowledge when taken strtellv ac
cording to di cctions, 'herehs not ben one fa lure.
Under siu-h circtini-tsnces I recemiiirnd it to the
pul lie, adding a teriifi-ati in supp.trl of my asser.
lion.
( n (, , rf.f? h(), j w, , ,,, ,hip
T(1) Cpo (lf phiin.ls-1, hi:., Opt. Re.d. in
J , Li, , MU (he fever
; ,,,,,;,, in Livrr,0o ,0me lime und .
, (, f , lm, wpn r,om ,rr0 , naltimore.
. ,nfirmrv , pr five wcfks-from
thence lo PhPadrtphia ; was six months under Dr.
Coats ; from thence lo New Yi.rk wrnt to tl e
Hospital, tema:n"d ih re about four wi cks without
sny relief Med i very thing without sny benefit,
for five jests. Hearing of CantreTs Ague Mit
tuie fijSm a friend, I went to his store, told him
h 'W I was afflicted, and got a bottle of his mixture
and os'-d il according to directions. It nnde a per
fect cure, and I have n't hail the less! Minn since.
I do with confidence recommend i1 to Ihe public.
JOHN BURNS.
! Medicated Syrup of Sai wapai Ilia.
I I h I lib IpUt i, April I0:h, IR41.
: Mr. JoHtt A.f'ANTHfLI,
i Disr ir, Having le n sfflic'ed forupwMrd- of
' iwo jears with u'ceration of the ll.i.ist, de-troji g
I the whole i f ihesofv p il te, then thiough the upper
, part i f in v ni'iulh into my nise, from which sevcr
l l pieees of hot e came mil, winch parttsl'y destroy.
I ed mv speech, through a kin I Providence and your
Medicated Syrup ol S irs p i'i I , I urn now lestorrd
: to peif c! he dih, mid mi sight, w h ch w.isso much
i.npair d, H a-i -irong as iviieti a boy.
I thought it s duty I owed i you and those sinii
I lurly ufTect d.t imake it pi.hhc.
VnUts. R spec fol'v,
Sll EL KIRK.
Comer of Tenth and (Vacs Stiects.
I, ti' ril J. rst n, No. 0 R. ekb s Stiret, do cer
'i lifv tliat my wife, J.me, was alTlie-ed for tw.i years
wiih Rheunistisin. and l U t w.is entirely ) a ' te .
j so that shu waa oldiged be c nil'med to l d ; lea--i
iug i f Csnt ell's Me'i ated Syuip of S s.psrilla,
i or Ami Seothiric Sviup. I pronuel fmr bulll a.
which compt lelv removed all her pnin and stitl"
nrs from her limbs ; two m re botiles made a p' r
let I cure. S, e is now sble to a'l- nd -o hei h'Mi-r-holl
ibiti s as usual. li A It KM, JONS ION.
Ph lad.lphi-, Jin. 221. I S 14.
(jjj1 De crip ive
sgeuts (Gratis.)
'am phi. t may b" had of the
J. W. FRILINC,
Sunbuiy, Nov. 9, 1S41. ly .igent.
.nileliael ItocUefellerN Cstale.
ITO TD E is here' y given, that 1. 1 rrs ..f a 'm ri
istratinn hnv- lun ir.nt.d lo the sub r b r.
on the estate of M.chsel l!o. k I. Her. ih c'd , Lie ..f
A ugust i toAuship N. ml. mill., rl.m d county. Per--nrisi
il t.'ed to sat. I e-t :ie,..r hsiing claims .gaiu-l
the same, are reiju sted to ca'l on the sub-enh, r for
mlt'cmen'. s.A(' ECKMA.V.
Oclobrr 19. Ii, 1841 til Adm'r.
A .SI I It Y It O OA
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
HAT it CAP AIAMTACTUUHUS,
South lHant roriifr oj Murhrt and 4th ..
lMilladclplila,
riIERE th 'y slwtvs ke-p on hand in ex'en
sivo -a ot.ii. ut ..f HA Ts if CA I'S ,.f c v. rv
li script ion, got up in the lest mil most i.iprmrd
t le. i'eis ii ill r .r us of pur. h istug supeilor ai'i
cbs on Ihe most iei n ible lerni-, il li d i lo
tbeir advuultii;e to call b f re making juiihsse
rUewhi re.
Philadelphia, O," ftl'i, ' S 14. I V
uitL'SSELS, I NUlt A l AND VENETIAN
C n v pct i ii
JOSEPH II 1- 4 14 W ,
.Vr. 1 1 1 Cficuiut Street, Curnrr Frank! n Square .
l'lllLAbF.LVlllA. i
TT AS just rectivi d and is now opening s i rv j
A-- extensive smj b. sul lul sss,.r'..ieni ol t .IK
i'ETISGS The gmsls sre fiesh, snd of new
ll s, and leing piirchasni principally lor Csf
they will be sold st the b west iiricc ; they cu.s.st
in p ut, of
rsplend'd Bius e's, -i CARPET
Beautiful impe.ial 3p'y, I I.(JS,
Super Ex'ra Incrs r, Vt'olors wir.
3 4, 4 4, ft H Tw.lbd Verelian, ranle l
" " " Plain dm j Dl KABl.i:
A l .rjestork ol well seasoned till, CJ.O I'HS
ufail width, Rl us. Hi sins n, die, tnertl.er ml!i
vu exti-nsiva asso.tme.iil of luu priced Carjtetini;$
bf all i!e-eriptioiia.
(ry Puu'l.u-i j ae rtqm s ed o esll Slid see i:s,
tsben tli ay wil ftiid an extensive s-s itimjiit at the
moil leasonal juices.
Ph.UJv'rhit, Oct. 5 h, llt,-i(
.!UL II 1 L 1 ! Jl -II.
VALUABLE
FARMS, CAlfAK PltOrEIlTY.
WATBII POWBRS,
Itoiifles and liots for inlc.
fflHE Subcrihef offers for sale the following de-
JL
ecrlbed Valuable Property, all of which he
will sell at very moderate prices, snd on reasons.
ble terms, vit i
HOUSES St LOTS.
No 1. A large and cleg trt two story stone man
sion house with hisement story , s'l highly finished,
snd situs ed on Ibe eist side of M.nkct street, in
Si In sgrove, Union county, b. iug the residence of
the subscriber. The lot on which this house
statu! is verv hmdsomcly improved, and planted
wnh choice fruit and nrntinvnt tl (rcia snd shrubs,
with all ihe I ecss ity imprnvem nts nf a large
burn, piggerv, wsgon shed and Corn crib, carriage
house, ice house, sm 'kn houe and poultry ysrj.
The whole constituting a m st d. sirahle and beau
tiful n s deuce. Price, f 3,500.
No. 2. huge two story wooden house with ex
tensive bark buildings, and hijldv improved gar.
den and lot of ground-. This properly is sittmted
noith of and adj in'ng No. 1. a:id id so forms a de
airshle residene-Price, 1,500
No 3. A Iwo stotv wooden house with lot nf
ground, situ tied on the east -ida of Water sl eet,
in Selinsgrove, well finished throughout, with log
stable on the rear nf the 'o'. Price. 600.
No. 4. A two stoiy wnodm house with one sto
ry ki'cbcn, and a log stu'de on the rear of t'e lot,
situiled nonh i f snd ndi'dninc the Isst named pro.
perty.No. 3. A well and pump, to nrrommoJaie
this .nd iVo. 3, in the y ird. I'tice, J500.
No. 6. A lot of ground in the town of Charles
town, on the Isle of Que, situated on MTcel,
40 by 1H0 feet. A desirable lot for a dwelling
house. Pri e, f 200.
No. 6 A lot of ground adjoining Selinsgrove
snd I'ei.ns ctei k, and fronting on Wa'nut street,
cm. tabling about half an sere of ground Price,
$i00.
CANAL PROPERTY At WARE & 8TORE
HOUSES.
No 7. A very valuibte property on the Pennsyl
vania Canal, on Ihe l ie of Que, adjoining S. lins.
grove. The improvements a'e such ssto facilitate
mercantile and trading business to a great extent,
nnd consist of a large Iwo stoty fri ne house, occu
pie.l as s iby goods st re; l.crge and commodious
wsre bouse, 40 by HO fee' ; a long range of stabling ;
snd an extensive wharf, 400 feet long, with hoist
ine crsne. &.C. It is si'unted on the berm bank
side nf the can d, snd in every respect calculated
f r an extensive business. Price, 5,000.
BOAT YARD AND DRY DOCK.
No 8. A li'ge and convenient Bojl Yard on
the IVni'Svl vania Cnn d, a d laying south of and
adjoining No. 7. On this p-operly is erected a one
arid a hill story frame dwelling house, well finish
e.I ( s large shed and effire for the accommodation
of boat build, rs, and also a very complete dry dork,
into whieh boa's for repair are floated out of the
canal, and into which ni w boata erected on the
yurd are also launched. A very di sirahle proper
ty. Price ?2,000.
FARM OF 200 ACRES.
No. 9. A largo and exeredingly valuable faim,
containing aheul 200 acres of choice limestone
land in a highly improved state. On this farm
thc ie are shout 140 ac es under culture, divided by
good femes into fields of Irn acres; a large two
st. rv boil e with ki'chen ntta bed ; a well and
pump of excellent water at the kitchen door ; a
in'pe and convenient bank barn with wagon house,
sheds ai.d corn crib atl.iched; a la'ge piess bouse
w ith cv. rv convenience f..r making cider, at the foot
of the orchard, which consists of ten acres of choice
g afted tipple trees end .r t'ets. Limestone is
qu irned in any qnati i y witlrn 100 y.itdsofthe
firm luit inps, where lim.t i burned. It Inys
wi hiu cum mile oflh" I'rnn-ylv uii.i Cauul and Se
liusgruve. A very desirable f.rtn. P.ice, 12,000
FARM OF 5J0 ACRE-1.
No. 10. One odier 'sr. e and valuable firm of a-
! hout 2''0 iicres of lim atone land, and !Lo situated
j within one mile of the canal at Selinsgrove. Il is
I w II i'Ur ied. theie being about 130 arrrs well
' l. iic d mill under culture, the balance being well
I imihe-e I with o k, pine, w . 1 1 1 1 it nnd rh.fnut linile r.
I The ho l.bt'rs ronsi-l of u large und well floishsi!
j tiii l...y l.ir.o hou-e iv nh kitchen ; a hirgo barn
win ivngon shed snd co-n nib, Ac. a't iched ; a
j spring h -use and nevrr filling spitng neai ihe
! In u e ; a smith shop, n-id two bine kilns, capable
I of hti ning nne hundied bushels lune ter day, built
J adjoining an rxhaustles lime tone quarry. There
are al-o three orcl ards of leaiing apple trees on
! this fdrin Ptiee, f 10.000.
FARM OF 250 ACUES.
j No. II. A firm i n Prima t're. k. about 3 mi'ea
i from the canal at Srlingrove. wi h the public road
! Ic tiling from S. lin-groe lo New Beilin, the seal of
.' justice i t Union coun'y, running through it. Ii
coi.i.una nl out "50 oeres, of whii h there are a1 out
,'10 acre of firs r .le me d w Itnd, ihe balance up
land and principal'y red s. hi'e. Al.onl one hnn
.It. d seres are cleir. d, Hie babinee being well cover
ed iv ih oak. hem oi k and white pine timbti. The
u.ldincs c..n-i-l of a well finished Iwo storv farm
l.ooee w I'll sen r d fine spiings nf wa'er clese at
hai d, s large log ham, c 'in oili, spring h"Use, 6iC
On ibis fi m i In ru is s mill n ite with 20 fei t fall,
on a s'rcain of w I'er I'i1 ulnry t i I'enns cretk.
Tins f .mi lliiiht be ad !,iii'iigeously divided into
two f.r ns, snd wid be i.i dnidedif purchasers do
;re it. Pr.ce, $5,t:0H
WATER POWER.
X,i. 12 A w..ii r p wer on Pern- Ceek, r.f 6J
letTf.l', unimpioiel. Itis a. tuned belwe.n lie
Iwntracs . I I .ml. N o. II ai d I 3, snd Willi in 3J
miles ol tl e I run ylvania Canal, st S. linsgroie A
ptibl r ioi I lead sl.rno.ti this inct, along file cjH
b-j- k f I'enn. cie. k Price, f 500.
WATER POWERS cV WOODLAND.
No. 13. A trsei o' woudl ind cuitainiiig ah ui
7.1 si tes, no te.l on Per.na ere, k, imoii iiiat. ly i p.
...n.e ... II. This inci is wed r-neml with
white o'k an. I pine timber, wi'd Wolf run flown g
ihr -u:h it ai d empty iog into Penns ere k, air..r.!ini!
sn exceib nl seitr f r a ss v m II with fiom twelve
to iwel.lv fr I f Ii. P l--.fl 500.
No 11. A liaci i.f wivull n l. unimproved, s to t.
led on the i -l do . f IN lets e e. k. sdjo nina N i.
13, cmil on ng i b .nl 2'Kl a. rns uf excellent red
si h de upland W It iuu. Li'mlary I i Pei.ns C'eifc,
riu.k ilea ih thi- Ir id, and .ill'.r Is a super' .r jiie
f..r a saw mill The I .n I is he ;vi'y s t v. i.n w hi e
o k mil pintf li'iiU'i, r.n.l i-s i-. eptil.'.. . b. iug con
v. ite.l m:o i i c II ut I r o. -'':..e. $3 (U'O
No 15 l e oil er .i ci t .omlla ,1, t.iein: r -v,d,
itii.ttcl in I'i in s to- n l.ip. about 3 miles
f'.iin !Si Imsr. ic. ..d; .ii Iji ,U of John U n'v.
t!. Sin h an, I other , o i.Ijiiii g IS 7 acres ami 123
peril.es of cv i l'.riit ird sch.ile upland. Wolf run
also pa.. i.irou;h this l.iod, i.tl'inhng fine water
, I'nf.r. The lsnd is w ell covered with whi'e oak
t ad pine timber, ai.d is susci-pliblc of being c n
vert, d n to an excellent futn. Piice fi WOO,
No. II. A tract of woo Haml, uuimpiov. d. iluu- j
led in Union township, a.ljiilniug land of M chad
M.oi.li r- and other, and not more thnu tu e mile
from eiunliury, on the oppo ite aide uf the r vei i
sii-queh u.na, coiitairiiug '.bout 145 aces. This'
lsi.d i very go.l t. rchs'e soil, csp.ll le uf being I
Conv. rud lino nil iirelb'lit fm. A alieam of a-
ler i.l.ul-ry io tl e nvrr, tb.ws ibrougb this land I
suli'c fin ly strong foi a saw n id. The find is iv.ll
I'oieied with wl.ilu oak slid i.ie ttu.b . r, Piiie, j
52 100. i
N i. IT. A tract of uni" p roved woodlin.l, situs- j
led in Ci'titia lowiisbip, I'bti.n eooiity, c i.tniuing 1
I OH B.'l s. adjoining lands of J Will- iimyer ami I
Oihrra, Midd'tVu'g is wilhin ihice m.lcs, and
j i ..I aaiLLVj. -U-jjj jjm iji jim
Middle creek within une mile. There Is a saw mill
en the trsct of Inn.l adjoining, at hicfi the timber
of th's Ir .ft can be wrought into buatds anil other
iwed stuff. Price, 5300.
In ennsi.leta'loii of Ihe scarcity of money at
this time, I will sell any or all the above property on
terms to suit the times snd in case ensh be offered,
a reasonable deduction will be made, Fu'ther par.
liculars msy be oLtsined by addressing the sul scri.
ber st Selinsgrove, Union coumv. Pa.
H.'W. 8NYDER.
Selinsgrove, August 3, 1844. 3m
NEW GOODS.
rri'lE rabseriber hssjtist received from Philidrt.
JL phi'i fresh sopily of Naw Ooons, consisting
in patt, i.f M'luslin Delainei, Crape Deltiiner,
Cashmere de Ecosxe Shnuils, Hundkercheift, $c
Also, Heaver and S Ik Hate, a good asso.tment
of Men'i and ?or' Capi, f.'roecri'es, Liquors,
Salt, 3tc. 4c, all of which will be sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jure and Jugs, cheap.
H. B. M ASSER.
Sunbury, Oct. fi'h, 1R44.
CHEA p"
CARPET STORE.
ON THE CASH PLAN.
At An. 41 Strnwbetry Si. Philadelphia.
riHE Rent of the sub'Ctibers in iheir present
JL situation being icrv low, anJ their terms
I CASH, they sie enabled to sell at s. ch low price
I that customers csnn l I'.il to ba sst ffie.l, and they
itnile the iironle of Noithuinbeiland and the ed-
joining counties to call and eximino theiisb'tk,
ss they offer an excellent assortment, comprising
Beautiful Impeiial, 3ply, "
Siierfnie Ingrain.
Heavy Twill d Venetian, S-CARPETINOS.
Fine English WorstcJ d .
Plain S rijed do.J
Willi a la'ge Stork of welt sensnnrd Floor Oil
Cloths of ail wid'l s, for Rooms, Hslls, Door Pie.
ces, eke. Also Furniture Oil Cloths, Beautiful
Health Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Baize, Rag C .r
jicts, Matting, fee &c , together with a h.rge ftork
i f low priced Ingrain, Entry and Stair Crpe',
Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest piires in thu
city. LLDKIDG'B & BROTHER,
No. 41 Strawberry street, one dnor above Che.
nut, near C.I street. Entrance also at No. 50 Souiti
Second sl.ee1, Phi'sdelphia.
Sept. 28th, 1814 3m
sIpXnTsIThI d e s
TANNERS' OIL.
ftOOO D.y La Plata Hides first quality.
3500 Dry La Cuira. do
IOOO Dry Salted La Hoir. do
2000 Diy alt.-d Bnail Hides, do
35 Ba'es (Jreen Suited Patna Kips.
tlO Bales Dry Pa ns ITip.
1-20 Barre's Tannera' Od.
Tanners' and Curriers' Tools.
For sole lo Country Tanners ottho lo.vi st prices
and upon the best t. tmi.
N. U. The highest maiket prices paid for all
kinds of leather.
D. KIRKPATRICK Jk SONS.
No. 21, South Third St. Phil .delphia.
Seplimher 14, 1844. ly.
SnUGERT'S PATENT
VASHI1TG ItACHIlTE.
riHlS Midline his now been tested by mora
M. than ihirly families in this neighburhood, anil
has given entire satisfaction. Il is so simple in its
construction, tlmt it cannot pet out of order. It
cont'i'iis no iron to ru-t, and no spiings or rollers to
gel out of repur. It will do twice ss much w ash
ing, with less than hull the wear and tcur of an) of
the hie inventions, mi l whit is '-f greater in per
lance, ii costs but lil'le over half i s much as other
washing nif rhino.
The subscriber h is the cxclu-ive ryht f r Nor.
thti!nbeil.irid, L'l.ion, L ennm g, I'olun.hii, L i
lerne and C' li ntun counties. Price of single m
cbiire5t3. H. B. M A!EU.
The following ce.tifii'iile 'a fiom a few of lliuso
whuhaie these m idlines in use.
Sunbury, Aug. 24, 1841.
We, the suhseriliers. certify thai we have no v
in u-e, in our families, 'SliugfttV P.ilcnl W..sh
ing Machine," und do not hesitate siiing that il is
a most excellent invcnii .n. That, in Wa-hing,
it w ill save more than one half the u-ual labor,
That it dot u t requiie more than one tl.it, I the
usual quantity of o p and water ; und that t! cm
is n i rubbing, an I const qttrntly, little or no ive.i-.
ing . r tearing. That it knoekj .'IV mi button, ami
that the finest cto;bes, sue') u collar-, hires, lucks,
frills, Ac, may be wjdhed in a le y slirtt tuiia
without the ent injury, and in fact without sny
appaient wear and tear, whalrv r. We there fore
clieertully recomniend it to ourf. iciiil snd I . the
public, as a most useful and I th r saving machii e,
CHARLES W.HEGLNS,
A. JORDAN.
CHS. WEAVER.
CIIS PLESANTS,
CIDEON M Ml K I.E.
Hon. O P.O. C. W ELK ER,
HEN. I. HENDRICKS.
C I PEON LEISENRINO.
II i tin's llnrri, (firm, rly Tietno-.t H.u-.e, No.
IIC Ch' suut sine',) riiilaile'plna, Sepia, ii'ii r
2lsi, lull.
I have used Kbitgert's P .lent Washirg Machine
in mv hou e npwir.ls i.f e.bt nioiuh-, and do not
hesitate lo lay tbat I ile.'in it o e of th.- mo I uso
tnl avd vsiu'ible l iborsavi. p michines ever iuv. n.
led. I fi.rincrly kpt Iwo won en r.u tiotiklly if.
cup ed in ashing, who n.-.i d.iasinui ti in tua
days as i In y then ilt.l in me nuk. 1 lie o i i. i
wiar or tear in wishing, ami i' rcpiircs not in iu
il.sn one-tbir.! il,, usual uuan ilv ot souii. I In.ia
! bad a tiitnlir ol o h r m chims in my lam ly, bit
tins is s.i U't'idi'dly soperi t to every tl. I..: t '.-- i I
I s i li tlo 1 a t gr out of n p i, linn I would it. t
j do W!lnii one ,f they sboul l cost t. n tnmrs iho
"'ce ,ney are sold for. DANIEL II IS UK.
I VM.ZORINES. a hands rne article for Ladies'
-- Dresses, for suit; rhesp, bv
I June 15. " H. B. M A.En.
' M Ki-: ilA I T j 1,4 I'-iiiiWiVstucle. all 'wTIK
j .ub and rl .s''C, for Suii.iuer Cca'a and Pau'.n,
fu- s de, veri I iw, by
! J ti e I. a H. B. M ASSER.
i NOTICE
! to !n:iiisiiis iiu.f.ii:st.
! WM, M. cV JOS. E. l AI'l.L,
m M KAcrna:ps and dealers in
FOKEKiN AND DuMEsl'IC
N I RA W (JOODS,
Vo. 10, A'orft S-cnnd Street, opposite the
Muditon JFtiusr, )
PHILADELPHIA,
(Tv WHERE wiP be f nnd s general asoit
tjxnieiit of Florence Brui.h, Aliens, Rui Vfr,
lands, IV. Mies. U ill. w Phil, K,c St aw, ai tl it
iniirh s.lniire.l N.apoliian I. are, a d Fan l U ...
nets, m.iiiif.ii lined by us, snd f.r snle at llie lo .
mai u'sriu e pr res Mete' a', Is and Mil.iners ,,,
invite I to g;ve ua a c h upon visiting the Ct'y.
J T N. B We have ul-o c,.n t in l' trskii. j
sup. linr In r . n.l o'ber eild ii js, all of went U w.ll
hi so d cheap, t o i a-tl.
f'LilkJrl, bis, My S."., li-ll.- It