II ... . J . . . 1
Foreign !, by th Acailln.
The Grcut Western carried out the newt
of Hie election of Mr. Polk. A different re
sult had been anticipated. No country in tho
world, nays tho European Times, puzzles tl.c
politicnl economist and tlio spccalators in ab
stract theories so much as the United States.
It is an enigma. Tho Englitdi rather dislike
Air. Polk's election, nnd we are glad of it.
The iron trade is most animated, and even
atllhis, usually tho dullest season of the year.
Tho American provision trade continues to
form an important branch of commerce, every
day adding to its growth.
Queen Victoria has sen' three cnrrinjre dogs
of great beauty as presents to King Frederick
W'm. of Prussia.
The totnl number of letters despatched
through the Post-office, Ijondon, in wns
7.") millions; in ISPt, upwards of '2-.0 millions.
The Into crop ot potatoes in Ireland in found
to exceed the produce of any year on record.
A TutiK ntT Stranuk Story. The Phila.
del phi a Spirit of the Timet says. "One of the
ttranscst circumstances came to light in that
city the other day, every link in its chain of e
Trent boin n equally mysterious and remarkable.
A hnly who keips a stock store in Sixth street,
missed the other tiny a splendid black scarf, of a
rich and peculiarly figured silk. Of course the
suspected a number of persons. She discharged
lior poor washerwoman who happened to be in
the store at the time, accused her salsewomau,
nnd also a dealer, who had been exuminin the
scarf just before. This dea'er was terribly an
noyed by the accusation and sorely perplexed.
But mark how he and others were relieved, and
the guilty one discovered 1y a simple nccident !
Some time after this dealer stepped into a inilli
.lier shop in Second street theonly one he ever
visited and theic he beheld being vvoikej up
into a bonnet, a piece of silk which hu believed
to be the identical one in question! lie carrid a
uece of it to the loser. She knew it was the
same ! The milliner said the bonnet was lo be
finished and tailed lor that evening. A constable
itn.1 a warrant were procured, the lady came
die was questioned abont the silk declared he
bought it was desired to shew at what s'me
i'he parly proceeded to the shop of the loser the
Vady there confessed her fiiilt. and fainted ! Hie
a taken before Alderman faint. dn
g.iin was bound over in i.'inn to iiti"wer serif
1'or her sister for curity, and alter a ;iiiu"ul
eceiie. the curtain dmppod! The culprit is a lady
tiehiiigin: to good society, and with her sUtcr
keeps a fashionable boarding bouse, in a fashion
able sireet, is a member of church, and reputed
to lie a pious and highly respectable lady. We
give no names because we do rot desire to add
one pang to the stiliicicuTly mortified parties, bnt
merely to mention the outlines of the singula!
story, in order to shew how innocence was ac
tpiittcd and the really culpable mysteriously
found out."
A Soi's Vindication ok him Fvitiku. A
pcntlenran, wlro has lately visited the battle
field of I.iin.ly's I.ane, narrati s the lollow'r g
in regaid tu a son (if the l ite (i. n Hull :
The height which Mdler stormed is now a
pr.veyard. In its bon-in repose, side by s'ple,
.and in pence till the " real Irntnp shall sound,
the nun tins of those who, on that fi- ld, struck
t each other's li'o A gem'rous warrior spirit
pave t both equal hoiior.-' snd a common grave.
Ainoti'j the dead of the day there buried, the
name of I loll, a captain iullie American iirmv,
caught my ye. lie ',-il in t,o bailie, in 'lis
year, as ,. desired to tall. He whs the sou
1 11 11 - , 1
to ,.en. nn. , wno ignomiutousiy urren,;. re.i
ll..t,.it ot lt,n r.. .ui...,,,,.,,.! ..f fl..i 1
' " ' . o. ... .. r in., in, 111 ,,1 1111; v. n 1 , nini ;
was.seiiti-nei'd to die a coward's death. lVon-
ly inn ins iii'io-pii.-u s.n n-i-i ihis stain iiHin ,
bis name, m.d lie smii'lit tiir -very opportonilv j
ot washing it nut, if need he, with Iiih lo'urt's
b'.o d. He .' nasli it mil; and lure, sword
: 1 1 v 1.. . -..i . a . - . .. .1... - 1
, ,., u,.,u uioini.rj Mv,,.-c.ui.i
of the enemv s works una 111 the arms ol victo
ry he died !
Philosophic!. vr. of Cat. All travel
lers speak ot the small apertures, tlmt lead f 0111
one of the I're.it . liauile rs of the pyramids of
Cheops. Their list: w as long 11 subject ot' con
troversy. Tin y w ere found to be air channels,
thus as described by lili.lilon '.
Whilst Col. Vyse'n men were probing the
luirtheru uir chnim. l, they founJ it impossible
to tell whether it was open ell the way through,
us palm sticks lushed together could not pass;
toties, rolled in, stopped, and water poured in
was absorbed 111 the unsoiiry. An A rub solved
the ditiiculty in n very sitoplo method. Uo
brought a cut w itli her young kittens in a sack,
end placed the kittens it the bottom of the air
tiole in the King's chainlH-r, and shut them in
with a stone ; then, going outside, h placed
the cat it the opposite end and shut her in also
with a stone. Ongoing inside again, alter an
inter vat, the cut, attracted by the cries of her
offspring, being found with her little family si
the bottom of the channel, proved thai the pus
eage was open Irom top to bottom !
Olives come from (Jreece ; citruns from j
Medea ; cherries from the shore of the Promm. I
lis; tigs from Mesopotamia ; chesuuts from
Casiacea, in Asia ; peaches from Persia ; oraii
ges from Tyre ; plums from i-'yria ; artichokes
from Sicily; apricots from Arsenia; cabbage
from Cyprus ; nicluiu from Persia.
If you have a horse that refuses to draw, just
take est and lie it on tho horse's back ; then
pvt in the carriage and begin to whip the cat ;
this wilt set the cat to scratching and biting the
horse, and rely on it, that if you are not very
careful, the horse will run away with you and
the cat both together,
Interesting vnrletlea of the Bible.
When the celebrated fir. Samuel Johnson
was asked why so many literary men were in
tide's, his reply was "Because they were igno
rant of the Bible." If the question be asked why
the lovers of general reading so fail to acquaint
themselves with the sacred volume, one reason
that may be assigned in, that they are not aw are
of its interesting variety. This feature of the
Bible is well illustrated by Mrs. Ellin, in the
following eloquent extract from her recent
work, entitled the "Poetry of Life."
"With our established ideas of beauty, grace,
pathos and sublimity, cither concentrated in the
minutest point, or extended to tho widest range
we can derive from tho Scriptures a fund of
gratification not to be found in any other memo
rial of past or present time. From the worm
that grovels in the dust beneath our loot, to the
track of the leviathan in the f aming deep, from
the moth Unit corrupts the s -cret treasure, to Hie
eagle that s tars above his eyry in the clouds
from the wild ass in the desert, to the lamb
within the shepherd's fold from the consuming
locust, to the cattle upon a thousand hills
from the rose of Sharon to the cedar of I.e.b-1-non
from the chrystnl stream, gushing forth
out of the flinty rock, to the wide waters of the
deluge from the lonely path of the wanderer,
to the gathering of th mighty multitude from
the tear that falls in socret to the din of battle
and the shunt of a triumpha.it from the solita
ry in the wilderness, to the satrap on the throne
from the mourner did in sackcloth, lo the
prince in purple robes from the gnawing of
the woi in that dieth not, to the seraphic vision
of the blest from the Mill voice, to the thun
ders of Omnipotence trotn the depths ol heil,
;o the regions of eternal glory, thr-re is no de
gree of beauty or deformity, no tendency to
good or evil, no shade ut darkness or gleam of
light, which dees not come within the cogni
zance of tint Holy Scriptures; and therefore
there is no expression or conception of the mind
that may not find a corresponding picture ; no
th rst lor excellence that may not meet with its
full supply and no condition ofliumaiiity neces
sarily rxc'udud from the unlimited scope of a
ihip'.ion and of sympathy comprehended in the
ht'iguage nnd the spirit of the B.ble."
An f.NF.u.i.mi.K ItrviKnv roit I.owm:s of
Spirits. Ti.ke one ounce of sp rits of resolu
tion nnd an equal proportion of the oil of pood
Conscience infuse into these a table spoonful
nf salts of patience, and add thereto h few sprigs
of a plant called "other woes," which you will
find freely growing in every part of the garden
f lit', but especially under the broad leaves of
a s.'Miwy In rb, called disguise. (Inther also a ,
haniP'ul of the blosMiiiiS of hope, w hich, l''n '
peri lineal, may always be obtained; sweeten I
these with the balm nf Providence, nnd if you j
,-. 1 r.i 1...1
1..III I'lliVHI I. 1 I. tii.ij.e, wt i;i fiMirii iinui.il
of true friendship, it will greatly add to the val
ue of the medicine. But in this one ingredient
especially be careful of counterfeit. There is
a spurious compound, vended by one Self Inte
rest, which is obtained easily enough and by
which thoit-a nils are imposed upon. The least
admixture of it with the above ingredients
would infallibly spoil the composition. Reihicc
'he whole to an electuary by a proper propor
tion of conserve of content, tlavor it with es
sence of good judgment nnd regulate Ihe quan
tity taken according to the virulence ol the
disease. A tried recipe and never known to
tail.
, s, ,: r..1. Pii-is.
, t - , , - , .
He came fiuui afar lo li e land of H e orave,
... . . . ,
10 cure our ilisenses, ami sn .1. Il li mil Hie giave,
.', I n j h i.l (.'oluuibia her mil' ring soil" inour-
l.e.l.
But i.ow she r.j lici s, for he.dih has teturoid.
Wliiil pi e shall we giv , ei what honor li stow !
Willi what wreath shall wed.cklho Phil.l.hr.
pi.-ts brow t
I'hy name, Dr Draudieih, 's iusoiW-.l on our souls, I
And thy fame rhall evti n I from the line t ihe
p-!.;
Bewaie of nil Drtiggis's, who trive lo deceivi
Their miseral e oni'ati ins cnu n. ver le i. r ;
I'he Audits advertise I, sell the genuine Pill
Whi. Il Kin .ve 1 1 - mi tiie body the ciisr of its ills.
Jj Purchase of II. B Mss-cr, Sunbury, or of
lie senis, puldihtd in inolh. r p ut of this p.q.er.
"Hi1 .. P
.Tf .1 IS It I K If ,
On Thursday, the C'th insl , by the Rev. A
I'l it. no, M11. l'laKV Ki i l. v to Mi Maki Fi.-
I.KI.-SCOI T, Isitll Ol M.OIIHlklll tilWIIrhip.
ruici: ruuun.vr.
Cirrnvttd uvikly Ay feio y Wn tlitmo r.
WiikAV, KTi
RK, fill
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liXCt'iitor'i Sale.
flHE Exerulotl of ihe ratal of Daniel Levy,
L Esq., dee'd., will olfer for iile, al the Couit
House, iu Sunbuiy, 011 Monday the Oth January
next,
Tour 4'ontlgiioiiH Ixttii of . round,
including '.he dwelling house lately iTCupied by
Mr. Levy, flouting tho livei.
Al; Four oilier contiguous Lots of Ground,
fronting on Deer and . strirta.
Coiidiiiom wii ,e nide known on the diy of
ule, hv LEWIS DC WART,
ALEX. JORDAN.
i-uiiliuiy, Dec, 31, IHII 3l Exiruton.
Notice.
A I.T persona indebted to ilie rsttte of John
lt Leghnu, late of Point township, deceased,
ire hereby notified to nuke piymrni, without de
lay, to the subscribers j and those having claim
against said estate, will present them duly aulhen
tinted for sctlterm:n. JOHN B. BOYD,
D. BRAUTIGAN,
Ni.rth'd, Dec. 2S, 1814. fit Eiecutors.
Call and Kettle.
PERSONS knowing thcmaelvia indented lo
the subscriber, are requested lo call and settle
Iheir sec. Minis, nn or before the 20th day of Janu
ry next, afler which tints those of long standing
will he placed in tho hands of s Justice, fir coll. e
tion. II. B. MASSE K.
Dec. Mth. 1841.
LIST OF CAUSES.
T7OR irial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
thumlerland County, at January Term 1815.
commencing the first Monday, being the Gtli.
Seitxingcr, tlience of
Garter
va John Carver rt n
v George Lawrence
vs .1 I' Haekenberg
vi Wm M'O.y
v J.ihn F Murray
vs Joseph WeitZ'J
v Isnar Rnadarm. I
Stephen Dfir
Fry mire for Evert
Hellas A Ellis. Ac
Heed fur Murray
J W Smiih
Daniel Zerbc fc Wife
Wm A Ltoyd
vs Mirtin A Stuck
S im'l Stvinrhatt A wife vs Peler Fersler
Conrad Dcshcr's ex'r vs J McKinnryelal
App'eion, endorsee of
Edwards A Verrec vs Wm Donaldson
Dirnmig fur ('imp vi faroh Wortley
Joseph Wcitzel
vs Charles Rur.h
John 1! Ii tiler
Benjamin R ihins
Prentice for Welch
Stephen Derr
Haas & Druckemiller
Win A l.loyd
Unlet Smith
vs John Psinler
v Ahnhatn l.iwteuce
s Joseph Ki ller
vs llmrv So inmetz
vs John W Peal
vs J O B Noil's
vs Auiiiisius A-John llury
II T Holhncshead At Co vs Peter Lazi'iis
Charles D Whirlon vs Henry Dardshcr
E P Shannon vs Dennis Waters
J , W F Wa,!gnsrllcr vs Eli S ifer
A W Johnson et il vs John O Boyd et al
John Uoss's ri'rs vs C 8 VV'nllistt al
Charts Gain vt Stme
Christian I. Weimcr vs Hub in A M'Coy
D.miel H'osius vs John A Shissler
Jo-eph Mi'man v Shamokiu Cal A Iron t 'o
F.iwhesoV Diei-h.irh vs llogendohler A Drrishuch
Fsgely. Cleaver & Co vs Thorns M'Full
II It Cirailimt vs John (7 Young
Dai il l Mner Ai Wife s Daniel Frynure
Abraham Tro jininn ct ul vs Chri-tisn Tchupp
John B Miller vs Wm M'Oiy
Claiie (teoevirve Dniijue vi Daniel Dutiklehrrger
Sn e vs JSamo
tieorge Ovstel vs John Otrnharl et il
John ItoMi s Daniel D irnseif
Welsh, Pemp A Friik vs (leorge Ovster
Folncr for Trotell vs Henry I Fullmer
William Farrow v Ahraham Klute
Ch.ir'es A Towar vs tieoree Erkrrt
l.it;ht A Hoffman vs J A P Montague
is & J Biul vs John N Lain el si
J &. J K Tn co vi Wm M'Clerry el al
Ili-yes, r.luul, Lyoa cv
tiosh
vs Miller A Fiymire
Jcuti ril-eit
Vori'ry','upp
Henry Ma-ser
Jordan A Purdy
Henry HitchiiMll
vs (i-'oige C M Kee
vs Ilenry Mssser, E..
vs tienrge Shdey
vs . nrv Folk
vs .l.i-rph Allison
s fli-orce Ku'i
vs (leorg- W Towar
v James I'll irp
vs Jaied Irwine
lieoree Heckert et al
vs S.inc
vs D Levy's rx'is
vs tS erne W Towar
vs li Richardson rt al
vs Henry Sutler
v Win M't'nr-v 1 1 al
SXMI'EL D. JOUI)N.
li.ore Eckerl
1) M S.-chl.-r
Mitchell f r Rsln-r
John A llousworth
Hums ,y Eielv
r.liT.alelh W rUli I
t M-oige Eek'it
David M'Kn.Kht
1) S Spare
IL ury Mas er
Pniihnnotnrt s ollu-e. )
Sunbury.Der. lllli l I. S
office. JV-fiV.
LIST Or JURORS
OF Northumberland County, f r January Tt-rni,
A. D. HU.
ranl .Inroi'si.
Turhut. l-sac Dm kle.
ttrluH-arr. Win B liwrm, John Beard, Abis
ham Sisrut-r.
Miltnit. Lewis E Evai.s. II J E.kbeit.
Chit ntuiiijur. Joseph Fordi sinuii
Sorthuntlit Hand .I Younciii.in, Bei.j I loin.
.iut;iittt lleory Malieh, mi.
Sit a H4( J; in. John H-ill'ii'sii, Junes Yoeuin.
A'tisA. Isise Ksse, Wm b'otl.i noel. Jacob Aner.
! ''"r tiideoii Adam, tMilainuu
i Folk. Samuel -!.
fjiivtr .UnAormi. Jonaltsn Dockvy, tieorge
H.ei-, Andrew Deity, J .Cub tmidcr, jr., Elijah
Uyer y, John U .w 11111, jr.
Travel' Jurors.
Turliuf. l din Fox,
.nets. Adam Si liuv U r, Jacob Hunsirker.
) liiuore. J ones Kutlic ,r John lliule, Isaac
iiui-iii., John Fog' Imaii. 1'auii l Nicbolus.
M.lluii Michael Kramer
('kili"ipiO'ie. Thomas Hul lo n, John Heller,
Wm II iinti.nl, I! ilaot I. von, Edward Itiloy,
'oitr. J0I111 I'fou t, Albiu Newhe'iy, jr., Win
lleolbr.
Xirlfiuoibirlaad. Win II Wapples.
Sunlniry. lames Htisted, John II il. itmii, (e.i
B .niuuiaii.
A'iiif.1,1. Jacob Ith.nds, Cbules It .bios, J is
Ltle, Pn hp tiiiil, Andre K itlo rm hi, IVtei
aiidlmg, ti'iore Mler, J dm Y only.
Siain Ji n. Movsn Hoglies, John Hut!', Fur
nun I' lusAoi li, Jotui K Cn.plsli.
V.'u (ieorge A D xon, Benjouiii M.tlhias,
J 11 oh Snider, Alex 111. lei I 'ampl e I.
''oof. Ddvid Thompson. Miehuel Deik.snr.
I'in r Mah'inoif. i i. 1 re 1 1 nus.
Ixmtr Mahioifi. Huh Kimble, Johu Mis
tier, sin., ileoiy Wn-t.
Jiukuiii lisniel H hner, p. Jobn Kiehl, Hi 11
iy 1. .t-l.a, Beiijainiii Helm, Jacob W eiser.ji.
lVlit Juror.
Turl'ut. James Armsiioug,
viris John K l.ipp.
Dilmi-arr, Jacob Doblir. snr., Ceoige Foi.
S.oiiuel DeiruionJ, David T Mick.y, Jaied Ir
wine. Milton. Isaac H ousel, Henry Wilhelni, (ieorge
Ellen, Michael Slioeru.iker.
Ckiiinjuaoue. Thouiii Allen, Junei Jordan,
Alid'ew Filter, jr.
I'oint. Daniel Vtnkirk.
SorlhumUrland. Abiahtru Hollopeter, Jacob
Rider.
Suntiuri. Ctiaih't Weavyr, 1',-ier W (ily.
AHfaMa Jacob Evert. Juepli Lyi'e, KoUrt
(i Puisel, J irob Dewiu, Thonisa Woll,jr,
KnA. Joseph Patten, Alisaudei Moots, Cs.
per Reed, Jacob Reed, jr.
Little Muhonoff.-David Duuklelwrger.
Jarkton Charles Roll , rioel, Mubai Cies.in.
ger. Peter I'.rslei, Piur ied, Jcob llon Vr.
,Nov. uOth, 18H
FIFTY DOLLARS ItKWAUD!
CANTRELL'S
I'elcbratctl Taniily Icdicincsi
JU.h not cure every thing, but still remain
' unrqualted in iheir sevrral departments by
every thing ever offered to the public, who have
voluntary came forward sod oUereil numerous and
highly nspectthle tt-stimatiiali of their superior
flic icy.
CnnlrtW Compound Mrillrnttrt Syrup nf Sar
taptirilln 1 or, Anii-Srorhutic Syrup, fur the ci.re
of Scorfuls, Chronic Rheu.n itism. Chronic Swel
lings of ihe Joints, Eruptions of the Skin, and all
Disrates arising from the abuse of Mercury,
unsurpassed hy any thing in the rnaiket, cotnhi.
ntng all the virtues resident in Ihe Sar-nparilla
with a modern medicament, only lately drought
nut !y the most respeclahlo medical lutliorilu s.
Price, 60 cenli per liolile.
Cnnlrc, .1nti-l)yprptie PorroYr, for ihn re
lief and jiermsnelit cure nf lhnt most distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia, in all it fotms and etnges.
ft is truly a mosi valuable reintdy. Sold in bottles
at 25 and SO cents each.
Vuntrell'i .t'"e Mixture and Timie Meilira
menla, stands at the head of Ihe list unrivalled hy
sny, or all the innumerable medicine in uc
throughout Ihe length and bread h of Ihe land, for
Ihe cure of Ficvrn nnd Ani't in all iti stages, and
from nil its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never be without il.
The subsc.iber will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
where Ids medicine tails In a-iform a cure in the
most obstins'e ca-e.
S. Id Who'e-.le sod Retail hv CALEB CRES
SON. at his Dni Waiehou-e, Nn. 6 North Thud
Street, Philadelphia; also, hv the r. pnl irly ap
pointed agent. SET1I W. ROBERTS, Wholesale
Druggist, No. 51 Water Strei I. Mohilp.
Prepared or.lv lv the Sulw-rilier, corner of CAR.
CENTER and SECOND Sir. ets, below niristi
an, Philadelphia, where il is also retailed.
Observe, none ate genuine u iibonl the signature
of JOHN A. CANTRELL.
C aiilrcll's Ariic Mixture, or Tonic
Mvrilt-amt'iitu,
For the cure of oil .'oks ttffrtllonx, if token ue
Curding to dirrct.oof.
It is s never failing remedy which no fami'y
nugh' t.i le without, especially in low inarsl y
countries.
As Ihis medicine is put up under the proprie
tor's immi diate inspection on the most scientific
principles, bemg Pur. ly Vgethle, and having
tried its rthrsi y on ibou-ands, for upwards of 12
years, and lohis knowledge when taken strictly ac
cording I'l dneclions, ilirre has not lx en ene fa lure.
Coder such circumstances I recommend it to ihe
public, adding t cerlitieat) iu support of my asser
tion. I.John Burn, do eettifv that I was in the ship
Ti.b.rcn Plhiit of Philadelphia, Cnpt. Reed, in
June, ISU7, bound in Liverpool ; took the fever
and auue and laid in Liverpool some l ine under
ihe doctor's bands, went fioin there to Baltimore,
lay iu the Infirmary for four or five weeks from
thence In Philadelphia; wassn mouths under Dr.
('oats; fiom thence to Nrw Y. rk w nl to tl e
Hospital, leum n. d th. re about four wi rki without
nnv relief tiled very thing without snv benefit,
for five rars. Hearing of ('autre Ts Ague Mix
tuie fioin a fi wml, I went lo his store, told him
how I was stHictrd, and got a bottle of his mixture
nnd tis- d it accor.ling lo ilir-i lions. It made a per
fect cure, and I hnve not bad the lensl ntum since.
I do wilh confidence recommend il to the public.
JOHN BL'RNS.
Mrdlcatrd Syrup ofSarsiapai Ilia.
Phdad. Iphia, April 10th, 1S4I.
Mr.Joiin A.CamtrilLi,
Di ar Sir, Having l n afflic'ed for upward of
Ivro vrars wild ulceration of Ihe throat, de-lroying
the whole of ihe soil pal ite. then ihiough the upier
part of mv mouth ilitu niv nose, from which sever-
I nl pieces of hoi e came out, which partial'y ilestrny
j ed my speech, ihrniigh a kind Pro tdenre nd your
I Mediciiled Svrup ol S.,rs .p uill 1, 1 am now lesion d
lo p. it. ci he ilih.nn.l my nuht, w hich w.iss.i much
impair, d, t- as strong as w hen a hoy,
I thought it a duly I owed 10 you and those simi
larly alTect. d, to make it public.
i Youis, It spec fullv,
i KAMI 'P.I. KIRK.
I Corner of Tenth snd Coa'cs rM.n-u.
! I, (Ja1 ill J 'list. .11, No. () R ekb ss Sticei, do cei
1 Mv thai my wife, J.me, was nlllicied for two years
I w ilh Uhi um i'i-iii, and .it l;i-l w- ennri-lv 1 1 1 - ! I .
so thai she w as obbued to lie cooltoed lo Im d ; beai
ing of Carifell'i Me.li.ated Syuip of Sisparilla,
i.r Ami Se.utiuiic Svmp, I pr.N-uie l four bottl.s.
which completely removed nil her pains ni,, kjiiV- 1 roinatiis 110 .roo t 1 111-1, no t 1.0 -piingsor rollers to
lies- from her limbs; I wo more bottU-s made a pi r- j gel oi't .( repair, Il will it.ilwrce as touch wish
feet cure. S e is now able to attend m her house- ! ini, w ,ti less than halt the wear and tear of not of
hold duti-s as ususl. ( A B til L JON'STON. I Ihe Isle inventions and whit is -f greater in.por
Phila.lt tphit, Jsu. S2.I. 1811. 1 .nce.il costs bin litite uer half as much ts other
(tj De cripiive I'ainptili ts may be bad of Ihs I
agents, ((iratis.) '
J. W. FUILI-.vfi,
Siii lunv, Nov. It, 114. ly .trnt. '
lalllt' Ol t'O'.ll'f,
; 1 N llie Coun of C tii iion Ples r.f Norlbuni' et j
j a .,j Cmiirv. November ifi, HII. Rule on !
j die ein u i-n creditors 1 ( Thomas nod Charts A.
; I'o-lley, to show cau-e I y the first day of m il teiin.
j why the 111 ney in Court, rui-rd from t:e sa'e of
il. ten. I ml, pcr-onat pio; eny, h nild tiot be paid
Sk-ree dily to pii.j.iiy of levy, ss r. port- d by Ihe
ud.lor tberccp hi.
s.WlL'Kl. I). JOUDW. !
Pn tlloll ilin's o!lie.-. ) I'roth'y
Sunlmrv, Dec. U. Itt. S (l j
Lost ! !
Si-
,-lOMEWIlKRE b. Iween the res dei.ee of ibe
otiM-Viber, in ( till ipi itle I.iWIiS'.I", Nu'ih-
' umtf.rland iiiunlv, snd the borough i t Niiui'ii'Vi
! oil I'll. s.l. n , llie I'.'tli ii.sl , a siool I'i.iki r 11 -ok,
, coiH iiioei; 1 11 .11 ot h u d If. 'til T. I i is K . i-wi sou
1 ! ..Im Muri.iv to siihscilta r, us (lie s.loi i.'-iriiin ot
1 I'll. .mis Muirjv, dale) in J.uui r , l,'.l; a..d '
I Hu ali. r u -'e ol liaint t s.n", I n , 1'', d iled in
HI( t sUo erna foi w tin. ss, se-, ai,, , ',e do'. 1
I Ul bill 011 the It. Ilk of No.'til.nili. i old The j
! fiu-b t tiy reluriiiog it, wfii be n.ii ib v r. w 'ej
1 nr tiy leaving llie pipers il tin Poll lithe', !0' ,,.
' rv, i't lorwa'diiig ihi iu lo ihe .u'scul-er, Hfl ,.,
. 1 . r. .. - 1 o - 1 .11 I . M I-w I.. , . . . I
llie live 11. nini eio, j.i,ii..- V , , I, H .
Ch.llMpMUUe, .Nov. llOih, lltit'... . if
;'s'' oti',liarai talc.
jTOl'Il'E il I'ert b-, tin-0 that let'ers of admin
isliatie'.i h..'s In-en named l.i ihe ubscnler.
011 Ihe nf tieorge Gollsha!, der'd. All e.
son in jetil. d lo said estate, m having rUiMis - uiot
ih j same. sr rerpietted lo call on thu subu rilsr
nil settle the sunn) wilhoul il- lav.
DWTD I1EESER
Augusii, Nnv 23, Istl. til Adm'r,
"1 LASS. by III, best quality,
Cut Nails, nil S'res,
lall, I v (he s:k and Inn I,
11. il ai d (' i., ol llie Is 1 1 i 1 1 ' 1 V .
All for sl - al ie Im r.l pr e, by
Siiubury, O.t. -:ii, lU. II. II. M A 's-lv It.
v i:c ; CT.i 11 li: vim vovx i,
roR tiis cent or
DYSPEPSIA.
Till Medicine is offered to ihe public gener
ally, from a Full conviction flint ft is superior
to my other medicine now iu use, for the cure of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Dohility or
Bodily Weakness, Ac.
Its effects have been eaed in private practice
of uetr eight years, ami it is now more extensively
circulated, at the solicitude of many who have re
ceived the most signal benefit from ihe Use of it.
The following is one in.ong t number of certifi
cates received in il lation to the success of this me-
d.CiliCi
I.4icTa Co. March 18.
D. tiioaoR W. Ati.r.-c,
Denr Sir t It is with great pleasure that I in
form you rf the success attending your Dysepic
Medicine, whiie employed in my p'scliee. From
past experience, I firmly believe that in eight cases
mil often, the Dysieplic, by the use of your tried i-
ine, may emir, ly rid himself of this thorn in ihe
pathway f life: not only iu dysieptic eases, but
in nil cases of constipation, and diseases deiendng
on adihihlated slate of ihe nervous system, toge.
ther wilh a tmpid etitn of the bowels, will your E
lixir be fou. d of inestimable value. Numerous in
stnnces wherein Ihe usefulness of ihe medicine has
been realised, may l-e foi warded, if required. I
wish y.'U grrai success, and recommend Ihe medi
cine lo the suffering port of mankind.
Yours, w ith great respect,
ROBERT ACNE W, M. D.
CT" For sale at the rtore of H. B. Masser, igent
for the proprietor. Sunburv, Pa.
October 2r,th. lull. ly
ijra t
NEW GOODS.
TIHE stbscrihrr has just received from Philadel
.L phia a fresh supply ol Ntw (ioons, consisting
in pait, of M'iitlin Delaine, Crape Delaines,
Cashmere de Urnxst Shawl, llondkcrcheif, ire.
Also, Itmvre and S Ik Hat, t good assortment
of Mcn't and lino' Cap, (Iroccric, Liquor,
Salt, Vc Jrc-, all of which will he sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jug, cheap.
H B. MASSER.
Sunburv, Oel. 5ih, ISM.
100
BAliS Si.lt,
101) Barn Is do
at 1 75 cash, for sale
by
Sunburv. Oct. l'.lih.
B. HENDRICKS.
IhII.
"bKL SSF.US, l.(illAIN AND VENETIAN
C a r p c t i n g s .
.1 O S V. I II IIL U UWOOI),
Ko. 1 1 1 Chestmt Sireet, Corner Franklin Square.
I'Hll.ADF.LrUIA.
HAS just r.ciived nini is now opening a very
exiensive and beautiful assortment of CAR
i'E'l'lXCS. Tlie goods are fresh, and of new
styles, ami being purchased principally for Cash,
they will he sold at the loWisl prices; tbey coniisl
III p i'l, of
Splendid Bius e's. - CARPET
Beautiful imieiial Hply, 1 INtSS,
Super Exrra liuira n, M'oloxs war-
3 1. 1 4, ft 8 Twdhd Venetian, ranted
Plain do. j DVRAllLE
A l .rge stock of well seasoned OIL CLOTHS
of all width. Reus. Hum sins, Ac, together with
no extrusive a-soilmenl of Loto priced Carpeting
of all ile-criplious.
Purctia-a rs are ri quested to call and see us,
. when tbev will find an extensive assortment at the
most reasonable prices.
Phil .de'phia, Oel. 5th, 1814. tf
A S IB V X HOC A 1,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
II AT Ai CAP MAiNUFACTUKEUS,
Sonlli Kast enrntr of Market and Alh its..
IMillatUlplilu,
A7HERK they alwavs keep on hand an extrn
' sive l-s nini. lit ..f HA T' & CA I'S of r ,.ry
b script 1011, got op iii the t-cst and most improved
tile. IVis 'lis derirous of purchasing siK-..or sni
cbs on the most n asi 11 ible terms, w '.', jjuj 10
tl cu advantage lo call In furs tnahiiij, purchase!
else . hi n'
PI, lis lelphis, Oel
ftth. ISt 1.-
1 V
snrci.urs vatkxt
rjlllS Machine I- jS ,,w .0 ered tiy mie
1 than ihirly lai-o.lns M) this ueighbiS-hood, and
Ins given entire .--ist n-iioii. It ia so simple in its
roi slroetiil, tl.nt it cannot gel out of order. Il
wsshing uigctiinvs.
The mbsi ri!er has llie exclusive right for Nor
thumberland I'liioii, l.i coming, Columbia, Lu
zerne and Clinton counties. Price of single ma
ch . H. B. M ASSf.K.
Ti e following ce t'fieate s fioin few of those
wbotitiv itiv.-e 111 icl.ines iu u
Suiibmy, Aug. 24, 1S41.
We, the subscribers, ceruly thai we have now
111 u e, m our families, Sluigcrl' Prtleut Wash
ing M .chine," and do not lit siiste sv ing thai it is 1
a mi st x. eil. m inveiuioo. That, in Wa-hinr,
it will -ion more than one hall the usual labor.
. . . ... . .1 ..... , ... .L
1 nni iv uiii-i 1101 n-'piue iiiore- iiiuu ooti iiuro inr
11s11.1l quaiiiiiy cf o p and waler ( and that time
is 11 1 rutil.ing and eonsi iiientlv. bttlc or no weal
ing 1 r t. n.inj. Th it it kuoektr . li no buttons, and
tbst ilu- t'llo-si clo'hi., sue 1 as collars, aee, li cks,
It I s, m it v be Ms' ed in a Ve.y stii.it time
i'lioiit i!.e le M iujniv.aid m fact with. .ut n-; t
i.p.nen sr nnd I. i, h -.tcv. r. We l''.er',r,,r,
i lu id. Hy reeo iiiiK iid it t our b ten 's and I 1 (he
i.ubl.,-, ss a most e-. f- ! 11 d I 1. r 'ivi..j m.eliii.t
t H KLK" W.HEOIN.s,
A. IOi'ii.V V. '
'-1''-' V, i:Vl i;. :
l'..s PI.EvnAXTs. i
GHiF.ON M RKI.E. j
11..... t;t:n. r. WKI.KER,
iti:Di:i Ks. ;
GiPEii.N l.Li?EN Rt.Nti.
H .,!!,', Hotki, (form, rly 1'ieuiont HoU-e. No. j
I Hi ('In .nut kiin",) I'bila.h Iphia, Sepii-inln r 1
.'!. Is.ll.
I li ne u.-il SI.Hl-i n's P.a. nl Washing Machine
in m bun e up.v nds if etvhl month-., and d.i tiol '.
hesitve lo tav (but I deem il on e of the ltto-t Use- j
lid ii. d valuable l.ilmr t avii g machines ever inven
I
ted. I formerly k t Iwo women continually oe-
copied i'l washing, who imw do Ss much in Iwo
lays as they (hen did in ous week. I line is 110
wiur or cr in w ashing, ami tl rCqnin a not more
tbull olie-tldrd llie usual ipiaiiiily ol i mp. I hnve
had a iiuiVihct of o In r in chines in my lain ty, but
this is so iKeideilly snpeiioi lot-veiy Hung el.e. and
Bo i tie babte lo get out ol tepur, itial I Would Hot
1I0 itt. mil one il they .houl I rosi 1.11 limes ihe
price itiey .ie sold tor. D N ILL HEKIi.
f.i:d mi n.i
' built slid eb s'.c, tor
lit. sale, v.-ry U hy
Jui.v IV
bands. one arlide, all Wool,
ull tnei t'eaia and Pauls.
II. U. M A!:
CHEAP
CARPET STORE,
ON THE CASH PLAN.
At An. 41 Slrnwbmry St. t'kitadclfdiia,
rilHE Bent of lbs subscribers in their present
A situation bring very low, and their terms
OAS II, they ire enabled to tell at such low price
that customer cannot fnil to be istisffod, and ther
invite the nple of Northumberland and the ad
joining counties to call and examine their sto k,
1 they olfer tn excellent issorimeut, ootnpriiing
Beautiful Imperial, Sply,
Sujanfine Ingrain,
Hcaiy Twill-il Venetian, VCA RPET1?DJS.
Fine English Worsted do.
Plain H'ris?d do.
With t large Stock of well seasoned Floor Oil
Cloths of ail widths, for Rooms, Halls, Door Pie
ces, Ac. Also Furniture Oil Cloths, Bctutiful
Heitth Bugs, Table Covers, Floor Bsite, Reg Cr
pets, Matting. Ac Ac , together with a large Stuck
. f low priced lugra:n. Entry anJ Stair Carpets,
Whole.-ale and Retail, at the lowest prices in tha
city. LLDRIDGE & BROTHER,
No. 4 lStrswlx-rry it reel, one door tlove Ches
nut, near 2d street, 'Entrance 1I10 it No. 60 South
Second street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 28th. IBM -am
S IP ANI SH HIDES
AND
T ANN Kits Oil
f)00O Dry La Plata Hides first quality.
:t-"iOO Dry La tiuira. dj
IOOO Dry Salted La C.uira. do
200O Dry Saltid Br ail Hides, do
;!," Bales (ireen Suited Patna Kips.
20 Bales Drv Pt nn Kips.
JJ Barrels Tanners' Oil.
Tanner' and Curriers' Tools,
Fur sale lo Country TunnenM th lowe st prices
snd upon the best terms.
N. B. The highest market prices pnid fur tit
kiudi of leather.
D. K1RKPATRICK A SONS.
No. 21, South Third St. PhiUdclphia.
September 11. 1844. ly.
TO
Country Merchants.
riHE Subscrilirrs respectfully invite Country
JL Merrhsnts who are about lo purchase Fall
and Winter Supphe, to an examination of thelt
respective Slocks, believing that their several as
sortments ate as complete as have ever been offui
ed in the Philadelphia Market.
With slocks of Good in iheir several Depart
merits of the choicest kind a delermii.ati m to
sell on Icima which cannot l.iil to prove satisfitto
ry and a disposition to pleise old nnd new eosr.
mers, will, we hope, be a sufficient indurenrent tV
purchasers to call at our respective ettabhsliarer.tt.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
WARP Remington 80 Mirket Srr.
Ashhurst A Remington 60 "
Buck A Potter 116
Yard A Uillmote 109 "
Domestic, and Foreign Dry Goodf.
Reynolds, McFatlaod A Co i05 Market Stttst.
Burnett, ithers A Co
Scott A Baker
Wise, Pucy Sc Wis
Hardy A Hackers
120
160
154
4B X.Becoriil St.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimers, Vest
ings,
William H tiove 147 Mstket Stretk
Lambert Duy lpft "
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michael V Bak,r 515 Market Strett.
Edwaid S IT.,,ndy & Co S8
Importrjrs and Manufacturers of Sad
dlery Hardware.
Horn &.Knrat 2 II 5J Matket Street
Ijoq'cs, Shoes, Honncts, Caps, Leghorn
and l alin Hats, ixc
T E A J fi Whelan. !S8 Market Strut.
Levick, Jenkins A Co IfiO
M Conrad A Co t!0
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Thnmia P Jam-s
Polls, Linn A Harris
Robinson, Colons A Co
Edward Cole
Thompson Pansoast & Co
212 Market Strtm
SIllJ "
S7 "
61
40
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
I. Kenton l7o Market Street.
John Sauerbier A Brother t!S
1'ooks and Stationary
Grigg A Elbolt 9 N. Fotitih Street
llogau A Thomps mi St) "
Importers of firitisli and French Fan
cy Staple Stationary.
1. 1 Cohen A Co 27 S Fourth Street.
Henry Cohen 3
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves, Trim
mirths and Fancy floods.
Setley A Severing 2:1 N Third Strest.
Parker A Lehman 3 "
Coni'osv lhushes, rirooms, ccc.
Thomaa Cooper 3 Front Sireet.
' mporter of To cs, FaiicvBtid Stnplo
1 ' ' 1
lioOilS.
A F O t Mtii.roso 10 S FoU'th Street.
Maniifi.cttntr of Patent Lord Lamps.
E 'Vi S Archsr 3i N SeconJ M i et.
Manufacturer of I'atent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
I aac Mncaiiley, Jr. 0 N Fifth Street.
MaiUifucttircrs and Importers of Ta
per Hangings.
ilewillA I'.r.'h rs HO A HICheinulSt.
I'lula ,lpl.... Aofiis 24. 1M1. 3m.
NOTICE
TO MI'.IH IIIMS X III.I.IM.IIS.
M. M. vV .IOS. i:. MA I'LL,
MANCFAt I I REbs AND DE LLK3 IX
I'OIM'.HiN AND DiiMESl'IC
STRAW GOODS,
,Yo. W, .Y01 Ih .V i ond Street, opposite tkt
l.i.'iAou lliiitsr,J
rHILADEIiPIIIA,
! ;T .WHERE
' l . 1? B.,,t ,,l plo
I Ih- f hu I a S'iier . I isorl-
, t... -.
irence Hrtl.l-. siipt's, nu' CSS
liii.ls, Peddbs. Willow Plot, K ice !l aw, aid the
much h. Inured N--apoliian Lace, I' d Fanev B
nets, iiii.u.its. l'iied by ns, snd for sale Ihe loue-t
iiiaiiulaciu e pines Merchants and Milliners uro
iutiie I in ive us a c di upon visiting (be City.
j J- N. B W e I. a- - kI-si ronstandv inhk'iig
supeiior h r .-nd ie . edgings, all of wlWcu v . I
be kii'd ebe up, tor 1 a-h.
PbiUdel, hia, Mhv 25, HH.-ly
1 ) M.ORINEX, handsome aiticle for l.ad -V
I Die.
et-a a, tor tile cheap, by
Jutu n.
11. y. m asm: it.