iloRRin Murder Etc ape or the Mi-idkr.
We learn from indubitable authority that
Mrs. Holloway, wife or Mr. Ilelloway, of Per
on county, (who wag once member of our
Legislature) having prevailed on her husband,
one day lust week, to tie the hanila of one of
their negro women, beat and tortured her to
death. It is said that she heated pan handle
red hot and ran it down the negro's throat, be
sides burning her lips to a crisp. The horrid
tale about the burning seems too incredible to
be believed, and we mention it on the authori
ty of rumor, without vouching for its accuracy.
The nepro was privately buried eight feet deep,
in an onocure place, and Mr. and Mrs. II. made
their escape to parts unknown to their neigh
bors, doubi I I'M to Texas. Whether Mr. II. was
Accessory to the murder, further than to tie the
negro, we are not apprized. Richmond Star,
April 21.
A New York letter eays :
The executor of the late Joseph Bonaparte,
Alone MtitxtRD, who arrived here in the
Great Western, has come to carry into effect the
will ot the testator in regard to American pro
perty. Among his bequests are a bas-relief in
marble, representing Napoleon as First Consul,
tojosim IlorkiNSON, ot Philadelphia; an e
tlition of VolMire to Dr. Chapman ; a b:is-relief
in marble of P inline Bonaparte to Mr. Siionr ;
a rt.itue in brttnso of Napoleon w hen General in
Chief ofthc; army in Italy to Mr. C. F. lyoEit
oi.l. II in real rr'Ves in this country are loft
to his grandson Joseph.
The Grand Ixlje of Odd Fellows of Missis
sippi, have repudiated duelling. The penalty
of an infringement ofthc nut i cxpul&iun from
tiic fraternity.
Uf.i'i hi.k amvii in JIkjiami. The autograph
of General Washington brought more at public
iiiittion in Knjjhuul than those of the crowned
lu ads of Europe.
A sr.w kd or Ink. An English Lord has
discovered a new ink which is colorless unless
ised upon paper expressly prepared for its recep
tion. If spilled over linen, furniture or any thing
else, it leaves no trace behind. It is called "the
Queen's Ink," and is much used.
Yorkminster has been completely restored, at
A coA ot 90,000. The great bell, with its stock,
-weighs sixteen tons, and will require twelve
men to ting it.
What's in a Name The newly born
foiiriii daughter of the lajiieen of t'urluul was
Jjttp'it-ed on ill" 22 I lilt., in the chapel of the put
see at Bi'lein, by the Cirdinale Pairiarche of
Lisbon. The little princess received the names
f Antonia Marin Fernanda MicaeU Gabriela
Ralaela de Ais Gnnzapn Silvertn Julia Augus
ta de Ikaganza e Buurbon-Sujonia-Cuburg-Go-tha.
Pome timeasn, at Munich, a girl, six years of
gi, was placed as dead in an open coffin, in what
called iijthat country the hall of death. prem
Tatory to interment. On the following day she
Mas found playing with the white roses which
liad h-en strewed over her. The keeper ofthc
hill look her in his arms, and carried her to her
mother. In Fiance, ays the I'restc, which men
tions this fact, where there is no precautionary
measure of this kind, the child would have been
buried alive.
II A I. TIMOR IS JIABKKT,
OJJlce. a 1 lie BiTiMms Anssic. April 21.
WHEAT. The receipts of Md. Wheats were
very smill this week. The few parcels which
reached the maiket sold at 100 a 103 cents for
prime lots, ami one very superior parcel at 108
rents. Several lots ol Penn'a reds sold at 95 a
102 cents, and inferior parcels at S3 a 90 cents.
A lot of very superior Md. family flour white sold
at 120 cents. A lot of Peun'a. white, quality
not prime, sold at 100 cents, and a lot of very
f rime ditto on terms not transpired.
WHISKEY In barrels, 22 rts. per gallon.
Mincrar, wheifier in (he shape of Blue Pill,
Calomel, Corrneve SuM mate, or any other form,
l.ever can elTccl a peimanent rura of any disease,
becau-e, iteiug a miners!, it cannot Le digested, and
consequently cannot purify th blood. The only
rurstive propi rtits it possesses is lo change the
ni nt di v. Icinicnt of the disease and substitute
another in it place. Biaiulreth's Vegetahe I'ni
vcrsal Pill eland pe-eininent ill the cuie of dis
ease, becau-e Iheir ffccis are as ceitain as tbey are
duts-y, arid leiii) coniMi'd entirely of v g. la
l ie , they cmnot p.miLIy injure; therefore a trial
of them is always eafe.
Purchase of II. B Masser, Sunbury, or of
the agents, published in another pait of this psper.
I . . mmmmmmm
Good Intent IT re Company.'
A STATED MEETING of the Company will
he held en Tvwl iy evening next, at 7 o'clock,
l the Court House. Punctual attendance is re
quircj. CllAS. S. WEISER.
May 3, 1845. Seeetary.
"Wiufkiiigtou ITr Comimny."
THE numbers of the "Washington Fire Com-
pmy" are requested to meet at the Bute
House, oa Monday bventng, May 0, at T o
clock, precisely. Punctual attendancs is required.
May . D. W. BH1NDEL. See.
Orphan' Court Sale.
IN pursuance of an order of the. Orphans' Court
of Northumberland couuly, will be .old at pub.
lie vendue or ouicry, on Seiuidsy the 84lh day of
May inst., at tlx Court House in the borough of
Bunhu.y, to mils A certain tract of unimproved
land, situate m the township of Augusts, in said
county eujointng Unds ol Jacob sbipe, Geotga
Conrad anil others, containing 93 acres and 130
perches. Lats the eslais of William Grarhail,
dee'd. Hala lo (oinmauce at 10 o'clock, A. M. of
said dajr, when lha term will bs made known by
MARY H. GEARHART,
Sunbury, Msy 3, 1845 It Gosidisa.
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Yoxtheimer.
Wiisat, ... 85
Rts, . . .60
Cos, ...... 40
Oats, ...... 55
Posit, ...... 5
Ft.AXsr.to, ... . 2j
BuTTta, ... lit
Enes, .... .0
Bkrswai, . . . . S5
Tallow, ... 10
Daitn ArPLits, 60
Do. Pkachis, . ISO
Flax, ... S
HacKLtn Flax, 10
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland coontv, will he ao'd st pub
lic vendue, on 8aiuiUy the 24th May inst , on the
premi-es, to wit 1 A certain tract of laud si'uate
in the township of hamokn, in s.id county, con.
reining twenty-seven and three-fourth acre anil
eight iierrhe. adjoining land of Jacob A DuviJ
Reeil. Geo. Huuimet, DnnM Camp'.x-ll, and the
Khainokin Creek, on which is ereced log dwel
ling houc, a bank barn and a small orchard. Al
so at the same lime and plscn a certain other tract
of land, situate in the township and county afore.
said, adjoining lands of John Keed, Jacob Ac Da
vid Keetl. 8hin 'el St Youngnian and Vincent Den
gter, containing 31 acres and 38 perchers of which
about twelve acres are cleared. Lute the eainte of
Henry Zimmermsn, dee'd. Ssle to commence st
10 o'clock, A. M. of ssid day, when the conditions
of s.ile will be nude known bv
JOHN ZIMMERMAM.
1MEI. ZIMMERMAN,
HEN KY ZIMMERMAN.jr.
SAML'EI. EPI.F.R,
VALENTINE K I. i4SE, guar
dian of the minor child en.
Xunbufv, May Id, 184.1. 4t
NEW SPRING GOODS.
A. 11. MA II 8 II A Lis.
WHOLESALE A RETAIL, SEALBB
in I'uMonibU, Snprrinr mnd Medium
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
No. 1S8 Chfsntit st., between Seventh
and Jighth streets,
P li 1 1 a ! e I pit I n,
IS now in tegular receipt of New Styles Sdks.
Mon-elin i'e Nines, l.nwns. Irandie, Jac.ineis,
(inehsm, B irrgrs. Marques, Eoli .ns, Bslioriries,
t'mhr'c, thintzea, Biimhitines. Ah"C's and o
ihpr reasonable Pres Oood ; nln. 8h wis. Scarf,
Viils Embroideries, Hosiery. I.aers, Gloves, Lin
en, Cnmhric llnnkf-'. nd Iri h Linens; Calicoes at
12) rts. s yard, Muslins, and oter cheap (i.vod.
Srrangers il find it pntirulsrly to their iniere.t
to rail, as the foods are all varrnntrd, and the
foirrtt rnsh prices inaiiably named first,
Philsdt lphia. April 20lh, 1815. 5rn.
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN pii'suiiice of an order of the Orphan-' Ou't
of NordiuinlH-rl.ind feuuty. will In so'd at pub
lic vendue or outcry, on S-noid y the 1 0th lav of
Miv next, on the piemi-cs, to wit : A ci-rnin trct
of land situate in SlmrnoU n townaliip, in sid
county, a 'joining lands of David McWilliams, E
liihs B inon and Oi idnh t'amp!!. coniaining
iwroly fie acres and one hundred ar d thirty-nine
I erches more or Ick, on which are eree'ed a large
two -tory frame house, bsm and oiher ou.houses;
j e the csia'e of Jamea CanipScll. d('d. Hate lo
commence at 10 o'clock, A.M., of 'id day, when
ihe conditions of sale will le made known bv
OKADIAH CAMPBELL,
WILLIAM PERSIXO.
Punhurv, April lOih. 1845. 4t A.lm'rs.
Ijost !
ON Prid tv, the ltih inst.. on the road h ailing
from tunl uiy to Danville, a Urge leather
Pocket Hook,
ron'aining a thick on the Bank of Northumber
land fur $125, several reluf notes, a number of
prom s-ory notes, and o her papers which will l
of no use lo anv person but the owner. Any r.
son finding sa d pot kt o k, anJ forwarding it to
the owner at fhamkin, or le ivin it at the 1 ffice
of Ihe Sunbury American, will tie sui'aMv re
war.led. W. D. GEARH AR I.
Shmiokin, April 19th, 1815. if
' Daniel Keller's. Estate.
NOTICE ia henbv given, that tellers of admin
istration have hern granted to ihe sutnurher,
on the estate of Daniel Keder, Lie of the borough
of Kunbury, dee'd. All persons indebted to said
estate, or having claims sgiiut-t Ihe ssinr, are rt
quested to call on the snl-i riler f..r s. tllemrrit.
BENJAMIN ROBIN8.
Sunbnrv, April 13ih. 1845 81 Adm'r.
To thu Electors of Northumberland
County.
FELLOW CITIZEN'S: As I have been g.si
ly encouiaged by my frierula, I solicit your
support for the olfice of
S II E R I V V.
Should you confer this office upon me, I ahall
endeavor to discharge Ihe duties thereof with fide
Inv. THOMAS . BILLING TON'.
Kunhu y. April I9:h, 1815.
To llie Electors of Northunibcrland
('outilj'.
PELLOW CITIZEN?. At the soHrita ion of
a nomUrof my friends, I have consented lo
be a candidate for Ihe office of
BSGIST&R AND RECORDER.
I promise the citions of the couniy, that if I am
rlecltxl. I will endeavor lo discharge the duties of
the 1 rlica faithfully and impariiallv.
WILLIAM M. GRAY.
Runbury, April 19th. 184 5.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
FELLOW CITIZENS. Having been ineou
laged by my friends, lo offer uiyatlf as a candi
date for the office of
COUNTY OOHKIMIONEB,
I respeeifuilT solicit your support. Should you
see proper lo confer the office upon me, I will sie
desvor to dicharge the duiiea thereof with fidelity
and impartiality.
SEBASTIAN IIAUPT.
8unbury, April 19th. 1845.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County :
FELLOW CITIZENS 1 I beg leave to offei
myself as a candidate, at lha ensuing election,
for the vlfica of
County Commlttaloner.
Should I ba so I lunate as to be elected, I pledge
tnyaeif lo discbarga ibe duties of the olTice with
piowpluesa and fidelity.
r CHARLES WEAVER.
Sunbury, April 6th, IS4.
Slieriir s Sale.
BY virtue of a writ of latvart Farias, Imued nut
of the Court of Common Pleas of Nnrthom
berland county, to me directed, will be exposed to
publie sale, at the hou of Franklin A. Clark,
in the town of 8hamokin, on Wednesday the
28th dsy of Mny netr.al I o'clock P. VI., the fol
io ing described property, lo wit 1
All that certrln tract of Coal Land known aa
'The W.therill Tract," aituste in Coal township.
Northumberland county, and bounded and descri
bed as follows t beginning at a heap of s'ones nesr
the southerly side of the Great Road, a coiner of
land surveyed in the name of Samuel Clark, thence
by ihe same, south 311 perches lo a p.nt, thence
by formerlv vsesnt Isnd, (now surveyed in the
nsmes of William Green and Robe t Grav,) east
363 perches to a small marked hlacknak, thenee
by land surveyed to Robert Grny, north 13 perches
In a marked Chesnut, east 39 perches to s marked
che.nut nak. north 10 perches in a marked chesnut,
east 30 perches to a marked chesnu', thence by
land surveyed in the nsme of J hn Brady, north
139 perches lo s marked wh teoak in the middle of
the Great Hnad, thenee along the middle of the
said road, and by land surveyed to Wm. L imbert
ami Luke Fidler, north 78 degrees west, 53) per.
ches to a marked whiteoak in said road, S'Uth 70
degrees west, 83 perches to a mtrked whiteoak.
north 80 degrees weal, 13'.' perches to a marked
whiteoak, and north 6A degrees west, 80 perches
10 the place of beginning, containing 380 acres
more or less, about CO seres of which are cleared,
whereon are erected a log houe and log barn, a
brick kdn, saw-mill, Alc, alo a large anthr irire fur
nsce, engii e house, a store hnue, and shout 18
or 20 dwelling hou-es. Ther- are also -evr ral cod
veins a d drifts, rail road tracks, Ate, Ate., on sa d
premises.
ALSO Another- trart of land situate in Coat
township aforesaid, known aa the William Boyd
Tract, and descri'ed as follows t beginning at a
pine, thence running by land surveyed to Jeremiah
Paul, north 63 degrees east, 30 perches to s white
oak, south 30 degree, east, 13 perches to a stone,
thence by land surveyed to Merrick Star, north 61
degrees east, 60 perches to a stone nesr a pine,
north 49 ami one tenth perches lo s maple, north
68 degrees went, 81 perches to s whi'eosk, south
81 degrees west, :i2) perches to stones, thence by
land suiveyed to Andrew Shuber, snath 12 degriea
east, 61 perches to a post, noith 78 drgiees ea.t,
16 perches In a post, south 12 degree east, 40
m rchrs to a po-t, south 78 degrees weal. 16 perches
lo a -at and south 13 degrees east, 15 perches lo
ihe place of lieginning, containing 43 acies snd 147
perehea and allowance, more or less.
ALSO One fulliqoal undivided foor h part
(ihe whole into four equal parts be divided) of
ami in all that certain tract of l.ind aituste in Coal
townnhip sfureaaid, and known as "The Merrn k
Siar Tract," and described as fol'ows: beg nuing
l a slone,thence by land surveyed to Jesse Brooks,
north 74 ilegrees east, 340 perches to a sio ie,
ihence south 16 degrees es-t. 85 perches to s stune,
there south 69 degrees es, 90 perches to a stune,
south 31 d- grees east, 35 iierches to a sto- e. sooth
3 degrees wes', 35 la rches in a ston-, smith 31 de
grees es.t, 60 r ri lie. 10 a dead pine, aou'h f3 ile
grees weal, 87 perches to a m pie, ihence north 27
ilegrera ei, 35 perches to a stone, thence moth
61 degrees ea-t, 67 perches 10 a .lone, north 5:1
perrhes to a maple, smith 68 dr gieia weat, 80 per
ches to a whiteoiik, south Hi degr.es west, 80 per
ches tc a stone, south 74 degrees wist, OH rc'ns
to a stone, noMh 16 degrtrs ue-t, 8 pi tches 10 a
alone, south 74 degrees weal. 1 110 itcl e lo a stone
heap or dead white, ak, nor'h 16 degrees wi st. 1116
peichea lo a stnno and place of tt. ginning, contain
ing, by a ri cent rurvey, 306 acies and 7 J perches
and arnwance.
ALSO One undivided fouith part of 155 l aria
or shares, (the whole into 326 p. rts or shares to be
divided) of and in 13 tract of Coal Lunls. lying
contiguous to each other on the waters of fhsmo
km and Mahonny creeks, or as much thereof aa ia
si'Ui'e in Coal township, Northumberland county ;
hich said tracts were surveyed in pursuance of
13 urian's for 400 acres each, all bearing da e tl.e
tilth diy of Mav. A. D. 1793, granted to Willi. m
Elliott, Oe.irge Anion, Cale' Low n- s, John Youi.g
J. -tin Whileman, Joseph J. ml n, R hard Tunis,
John Warner, D iniel Iteere, William P- rirr. Wil
li im Miller, Peter Dehaven and Wi hum Powell,
and patented to J-hn Nichotsoii on the 17ih, 2Uih,
23.1. 24ih and 25ih i'as ofOit-Ur, A.I). 1794,
and which said tracts of land are. by the nllicial ie
turns of mi vey, computed to contain 5316 acres
and 129 perches and allowance.
ALSO At the same lime and place, by virtue
of a writ of Veniliiii ni Eipnuas, lo me di ertnl,
A cert i n trurl of land snuate in Cual inwnahip
aforesa d, adjoining the firat above decrila-d I .nd,
surveyid in the name of Ssmuel Weiheiill, I nut
survered in the name of Wm. tireen, at d land of
Mct'ariy, Dji', Jonlan and inhers, containing 96
acres more or les, whe eon are erected a' out IS
dwelling houai-s, a aaw-m II. and a pan of the Cas
tng h' u-e of Ihe nhsmokin foniMCe. 1 here are al
so several coal veins opemd on said premises, and
s branch rail ro..d
A l.M) The undivided moiety of 1 3 acres more
or !, si'jointrg ihe ati.ive liart, surveyed in be
name of S.iinuel Wilherill and nllv is, being part of
a iraei survryed in the name of Hubert Gray, uion
which a en si vein or drift ia on nej.
S iaed, lak n in eiecu'ion, and lo be sold ss Ihe
propeilf of ibeSbsmokin Coal and Lon Comysny.
with notice to Uetijunin H. Yarnill, sasignee ol
the bamokin Coal snd Iron Company, George
Armstrong, snr , and others, li rretenanls.
FELIX MAL'liER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Olfice, 2
Sunbury, tpr. 26, 1845. J
Ueborali Cranl'aj Itale.
NO'l lCEia hi reby given, that b iteis of ad.
ministialiiin have been granted lo the suit
scriher. on the estate of Deb irsh G'Sn, d- e'd.,
lata of Augusts township, Northumbeilsnd county.
All persona indebted to siij .sloe, will make im
mediate payment, snd lh.se having rlaii.ia will
present ihe name, duly auth ntirateil to Piter Laza
ius, Sunl'ury. r to the sul scri'.a r, No, 112 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
KENDERTON SMITM.
April 19ih, 184561. Adm'r.
REMOVAL.
T'AGHIITGTCIT HOTEL,
ll'est tide nf Main St., in the Hern' of
LYCOMING COUNTY, PA.
rilUE subscrilarr would lespectfully inform bis
X old fiend snd ihe travelling pubic, that he
has recently taken and fiinsd U(., in a fupeiior
manner, this spacious brick edifice, sign of
OENfiatJaJU WAimiNGTON,
where be is prepared lo accommodate travellers and
visitors in the very tarsi snd pleasing style. His
bouse is shoaled in Ibe most .h asanl and central
part of Ihe borough, convenient lo bu.imas, aud
ia large and the rooms airy.
Thankful for tha liberal support while keeping
the old Muncy Hotel snd the Amfiiran Hotel, in
ihia borough, fot tha past three yeers, he iep. cl
lully solicits a eon tin u j nee of ihe same.
THEODORE WELLS.
Muncy, April 12h, 1845. tf
N. B. The Harri.burg. Northumberland, eiita-
Iville, Danville, William.(.oil, Lock H.ven anJ
Bsllsfonls Stagas strive at and depart from tkis
Hsu.s daily. T.WELLS,
lliXJll-' KJ JL V X lJli.
SUITBTTP. 74
IVortlnimbcrlnnfl County,
PENNSYLVANIA.
HENRY HAAS
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public in general, that he has taken the hnck
stand, in the Borough of Sunbury, lately occupied
by John Haus as a public hntise, (west of the Sts e
H.ioaa, and nearly opposite the Cmirl llottae,)
where he is preusred to accommodate his friemls,
and all others who may favor him with their cus
tom, in the be-t possible manner.
His BAR shall sparkle with the choicest of Lr
.cons, and his TABLE shall Sa well supplied
with the very best the nvirkels afford. In short, ni
piina nor eipense will be spared to render his
house in every way worthy of public pa'ronagn,
A lilieral share of ro-tm is therefore solicited.
Stinhury. April I3ih, 1845. Hin
NO UT 1 1 UAIDK RIsAND
BPalDGE COMPA1T7.
A K Eb ctton for officii a of the Nonhum-erl md
a Bridge Companv, lo eervr- fur one year, will
be lie Id at the house of James Lee, in Northum
berland, on Mondsy the 6th tiny nf Mav nrit.
The election wdl open at 1 o'clock, P. M., and
c'ose at 4 o'clock, P. M. The bonks and accounts
ol the Company will be an ! milled lo the stockhol
ders for theii inspection, st the same time and place.
JOHN H. UOVU, 1'iee'L
Nori humhi Hand. Apul 12, Ih46. 4t
Cienrc li'elliarl! ltale.
TeATOTICE is hereby g'ven thst letters nf ad
11 Ministrntion huve la?en gniiilid to the snh-ri-ber.
on the estate of f Seorge Neiharl, la'e nf Au
gu.ta township, Norihuinbeil md county, drc'.l.
All persons indebted lo said e.'ate, or having de.
m m Is against the same, are reiue-led to meet Ihe
subacrihiT. on Mond.y the I2ih day of May next,
st the bouse of the deces ed. for seoh-ment.
JACOB ZAUIMAV,
April 6th, 1845. 6t A.lm'r.
"WWW
Removal.
1)11. JOHN W. 1KAL.
RESPECTFULLY informs the ci
tixens of Kunbury and it' vieini y, lhl
I e has removed lo (he U lrk House, to
i Make! atreel, formerly ncrunied by
Iti'iij tinin llendrieks, ei.t of the store formerly o
cnpiid by Mider V Manx, and now bv Ia T. Cle
ment, where he will lie happy to receive cilia 111
Ihe line of hi. i.r.-f.-s-ion.
.uiil.u.y, Maieh 29ih 1815.
lEDECliTES,Tr?kTJGS5
DVESTUXTS, PAINTS, e.
riHE siibscrtbel kil'ps cotislnn'ly for sale on the
JL mo-t reaa.n.ali e tinns, an a sorunet.l of Meitr
cloea. Drug., DyefUifl's. Paul's. Oils, Varmrhea, Ate.
Being la-g.ly engsgid in grni.lio. mc'i ar iib-a
aa tin ger, Mnt.ta.d .nd I'ep er. be ha- th in tor
s.ile of a ni-ert.n quilt v, hi low th-- muket puce.
He would menti n thai he hm a Pnii ul M clone
wo'ked by fleam power, whu li nali'i s him to H
Pt'TTT ot the v rv b-sl toaltiy lot i cents a lb. 111
lila.ldi rs. and 3 cents in Hulk.
He cmilid. nily i.M'tla lint Ida prices are aoch
a lo give sa i-fjciioii to those who m 'V t ivor hitn
uh a caii. j. w. w. t;oi;i)o.
No. 152 Wet Pratt St., Pah. more, i. jaiMle Bal-
lim.re and Ohio Rail I!. .ad Deioi,
N. B. No ch oge m.ule for delivering Goods in
any put nf ihe cnv.
March 8th. 1845 3m
Hoot i)c S h o e
IVIAKING.
TH E nubscr.btr. late ot Hie fi'in . f B ck A llro
siua. wou'd re-pvctUilly inform hiB.IJ cuat..m
im and Hie public gei.er illy, that he now . crote
the new boildn g we-l of Hemy llaopl's Tailor
hop, and opposite Oeorje lirigln's Drug t.re, in
M rk. I ftrei l, Sunbury, where he intei.ds to cany
on hie former business of
UOOT & SHOE MAKING.
in alt i'a vatii u l-ranrhea. He wi I be prepired to
do ad kinda of ork in bis hue at the sh .iliat no.
lice, and in the m.att dur.ible manner. He is thai k
ful for f.'rin r paiionage, and hv strir ntti t daiK-. to
bu ine-a and reaaonable charges, will endeavor to
de-erve a conunuai.ee of it-
JOSEPH BEI'K.
Sonbury, Feb. 32 ', 1845, 6m
TrawlSARFETIlTGST
THE sub-eritM-rs have reeeiveil. and r now
oi ing a splendid araortment of ike following
g an!.
Haiony. Wilton and Velvet Carpetings'
Rrusnela and Imperial 3 ply do CAR-
Eitra superfine snd fine Ingrains do f PE I'-
Kngli.ih i-hadi'd At Daina.-k V'eio tijii do I.N(i.
Ani'iicaii twilled and lig'd do J
Euglt-h Drugged and Wood 11 Floor Cfuhs
flair and Parage Bock ngs
Einh.weed Piano and Table Covers
I, n Inn Chenille and Tnfte.l Rugs
DiHjr Malta of eve. y deaenoiion,
ALSO
A laige and exn n-ive 1 s.O'tme' t of Floor Oil
Cloth-, Irom one in eight yard, wide, cut to fit eve
ry iVscriptinn of ro-.nia or p.s sees.
AIo, low pnreil i grain CaiMiga fi m 31 lo
62 J cents per yard, together wrh a large amleiieli
sivs assortiiirul uf g.axls u-ua ly kept by cj pei
merchant.
The above goo Is will be sold w Vole. -de or retail
st the loweal msikil prices. Coiiiiry tin n h. inl
and od.era aie particulsilv invited lo rill an t eia
mine our stin k before mnkiog then ae'ecnons.
I'l.ARKS'lN. RICH Ac Mri.l.HJ N.
Successtirs to J. seph lll.ickwood, No. 1 1 1 Che.uut,
corner of Fr.nkiiu Pin e.
Plula hl, bia. FeiiSl I. 1845.
V M I U I : l. LAS &, l' A U A SOLST"
CHEAP FOB CASH
J. VtT.
Umbrella and l'arasol Ala nufar. lory.
Ao. 37 Soiih Th"t street, two doors below the
Cf f HO WL,
P h 1 1 U 4 e I p b I a .
tLWAYS on ha..d. a largo stock of CM.
BllELLA an.l PARASOLS, iutlu tng the
latirt n.'w sivtuol Pinked fcSilged 1'sr ins of the
tiesl woikmaiialup and mat. rial, at prices that will
make I an ul jert to Country Meirhau a and other,
lo call and eiaiuine hie sl.ak bifure puicha.iug
etw where Fe . S3. 1845 - ly
GLASS 8 by 10, hestqualiiy,
Cut Nads, all s ie,
talt, I y the sack and barrel.
Hals and Cap., ot the quality.
All fur sale at reduced prioes, by
Sunbury, Oct. ;e, 184,4, H.B.MASSBR.
Ha
WIST A IT'S
iiaiam op wild curnny,
A tinpnaait tlalaatnle Preparaftnn from
Wild Cherrjr llark and Tar,
77ie brut remedy known to the umrld for the erir nf
tanirhs, told, tnfhma, ermtp, blredintr nf the
lungs, whmping rough, bronchitis, tn fltf
emn. shortness of breath, pain and
weakness n the breast or side,
liver complaint, and the
first stages nf
CONSUMPTION.
We will not assert that thia BALSAM will cure
Consumption in ist worst form, hut it has f ured
mnnv after all other means of relief hsd been tried
In vain. And why not 1 It seems that the WILD
CHERRY was destined by Natuie to be our PA
NACEA for the ravaging diseases nf this e dd la.
titndn. Let not the oVapairing invalid waate his
m mey and loo.s TIME, lo him ao all Important,
in txheri minting with the trashy noalmms of the
d iy, tiut use ot once a medicine that will cure. If a
cure he p a ible a rivdici ie that science approves,
and manv yi ar of eiperience luve demonstrated
th tt it nlwnys relieves.
'Thrre is no such thing as fm'l." in the history
of ihts wonderful BALAAM Evidence the moat
Convincing evedenco that nn one ean doubt, fully
e-tabli he. this fact. For the soke of brevity we
se'ect the f. owing from thou.ands.
Isaac Pla't, Eq., Editor of Ihe Pokeep.ie Eigte.
one of Ihe m-at infliienliat j mrnsls in tlie sts'e of
New York, states umlet the authority of his own
name, thit a young lady, a rel itive of his, of verv
delicste consliiution, wa attackeil in Feb. 1812
with soere cold which immediately produced spit
ting 1 f blood, cough, fever, snd other dsngerous and
slnrmitig symptoms. Through medical Meatmen
snd C'ue she pn'tinlly ree verd during summer.
Hot on ihe return of winter she was altaek-d more
violently than at fi.at, .he became scare, ly able to
walk and s tmubled with rough, chill and fever
every day, and appemed to lie going rapidly with
ronsiimp i n ; at lhi time, when there wa n sign
of improvement. Mr. Plnti procured a bonte f
WisT'a Bvi.aiM nr Vu.n I'ntsitr. which she
look, and its-eminglv ret 'ted her. She g.. a ae
rood, and bi fioe ii w a- h df taken -he was reatored
lo prrfrfl hrallh. hu h -be h is erj.ived to the pre
sent nine, without the slighter! symptom other fir
mer th-e ae.
Mr P ait ssv'theri re eime under my ewn oh
seivatinn snd I cannot I mistaken ss to the facte."
EXTRACT OF A I.KTTF.K FROM A POST
MASTER. PAVED
Prvssfsr, Washington co., Maine, Apr. 29. 1814
MR. ISAAC BUTTS. Deir Sir: At the re
quest of ninny nf my frieoda in this place and viel
nity who sre afllicleil with cnnsu'iiptton and liver
comp'aims, I tske Hie lil'er'y of asking you M ap
point someone in Ibis county aa agent to sell Wis
tah's 11i.m or Wiin Chkmst. and to send hin
a few d"7.en as there is none of i' f r sale will. in
200 miles from this I have no doubt that it w.'uld
me-1 with a ready side if it were where it oou'd I e
I 'torn red without too much upense snd delay.
Mv wile was aP icked .ibout sii m nlhs since
with what Ihe pliyaic"iri railed the firs! s age of
c n-nin''ioii n coini.hiint vi ry prevalent in lbi
a cioo of eoiuitry. Having atu-n the Balsjm sd
vi rt seil in Augusta
err 20O MXI.ES FZtOM nEfiB, wC3
I I n k ibe lams to send there for a bottle of it,
whiih she took, and which beloed her so much that
I sent fur t o hotih s more, whii h i-he has alsi ta
ken, and In" now s.v she ha. not fell so well for
-ii vesra aa she doea at this lime. All thoae who
have inquired of me mid as -clamed what effect the
lid-am hid, are undone to h.ive some I r sa'e in
thi- vicmiiv. which is the e;iu-c of my writing you
Plea e infortn me bv lelu n of miil wbeth. ryoo
rom 'oile to aeud -ome, aud it so lo whom, in order
thai It mav be known where il can lie had.
I 11 in with re-pect v. etc.
I. (i. FARNNWORTH. P. M.
The wh de country is faat learning ihut no niedi
rtn. no plivsican no pirpiraiion of any kind
whativ,r ean equal Da. Wisrsa'a UslsaM of
Wiin ( '11 ni hi.
A Till I.Y HDvlH'.RH L C I III:.
T..a vin.v, t tneiila co.. N. Y. Mepl 15. 1843.
IVar S r I owe it 'o the afflicted to inform y 11
that in J nnarv I i-t I alia, keil by a very vio
lent cold, enna. d by wo.ki g in the water, which
settled on my tunga. It v as a eompanied by a ve
rv a- ir r pain in mv bretiat and nidi's, and sls'i a
!iaies-irg c ugh. I bad 10 attendance ! the
mei'ic I aid in our village; hut after rlhausiing all
their t-kil o no av ol. ihey pronounced my di-eaae a
coriaiF.n loot srTina, and they one and ali
gnre me up to die. Alter much pirsunsion I got
he 1 on -'it of mv phvainan to use the BtlSiM nr
Win, Caiaaf pr. pared by Dh WisriR. I pur-cha-eil
of ihe Ag.'iil in our phee one bottle, before
u.ii g h ilf of which I tin m to gain slreng'h, a'.j it
w s verv evident my cough was much hel'.er and
myevmpinme n every way imprivinj. I hive
n-w uaed Ihree bonds, aud am resided to perfect
hrallh This re-uli is nl ne on. me lo ihe a-e of
Dli WISTAK'S BALAAM OF WILD CHER.
KY ; an l I take thia me;nod of g'vmg you tha in
f inu'i.'n. parity 10 iav you the debt of gr ilitode
I owe ynu. and -t.uly that other, si uilaily afflicted
may ko.w v.tiere 10 apply lor relief.
Verv trt.lv yo.ua, JAMES S.VCE.
Mm. Pslkkm. Dtuggiat. under dule of Watnville,
.-i.'ft 21th, 1813, writis.
The aiat mem given you by Mr. James Hage is
well koown In be true iy this whale, eommuiulu.
V c-rt 111U was a moat remaika lecure. The sale
of the Hal-am is very go.nl, and i'.s success m cures
uu y littering. Yours r ap'CtfuHv.
D. !. PALMER.
Till'. MOST 1li.MA.KAMs1.
CfllK KVKU ltr.fOUDKI).
Il.tiiiiisrit.in N. J , A101I 20. 1S11.
On or '.hi'Ut the 13th ilay nf Ocl.ihe, 1841, I wa
taken wrh a Violent p un in he si Ie near the liver,
which inriiiiined tor a'n til five d.iys, and W isf .l
.iid by Ihe breikmg ol an ti'cV, or n'aieas. in
W irdly, which relieved the pain a little, but cau-etl
in.' to throw up a treat qn.n'itv of offenaive matter
and also much blood. Being r.-a:ly aUmed at
Ilia, I ai i. I.e. I m a phvi ian, but he said be th ug I
I he could l but H il for nie erco g ve m s uite
Mercury I'ltts. wn cn I reiuaeii 10 line, oenog
a'.i-ni-J tbat ibi'y cold do me no good ; many o
Miil MM ile weretlnii pretired by my wife and
friends, bu none did me anv good at d the ills
charge of blood and ronupti "ii atdl cnl'iiui d ev rv
t'i w days, and at I ml l-ccoine so off. nstve th rt I
C.nj'd scaTtvty l.rea he I w .s also aeiKed With a vi.
ol ni roUnU, which at times csu-ixl me to raise
mo h nio'ebl.io' than I had iTmi re before and my
disease continue-1 in this way, anil growing worse,
j. Ill Fibru iry, when all hope of my tec very was
givr.i u, . Slid my hrenikt all lh. .ugh' I Would die
ol s t.AiL ri ve INiasi'air ri.ia. At this moment,
when mv hie w.ia Kppnren lv drawii g near it. clo-p,
I heard of DR. w HTAR'S BALSAM OF
MILDt HELRY and git a bottle which at
H 1. vi 11 :,k 1 mi vi 1. 111 ati t f ( and by 'he ue of only
thtee b I lea nf ihi. med cine, all my pun-were
retinoid my cough and .piling of blond and cor
ruption entirely stepped, and In s few weeks my
he.'lih si far ietoied ss to rnible me to w e k
l my trade, (wltie.i 1- s c.ira'i t. r,) and up 10 this
line I have riijiyrd g.i.'d hi a'lh
IIOMAS COZENS.
Glofrtsrra CovsTI, N- J , sa.
Pcrs uslly rams btlora me, the rul scrder, one of
Ihe .Piratice of the Peace in and for tb said" sown
ty, Themss Cogens, and Ireteg du(y sflirmad sr
cord ng to lew, seiih the above aleaenl Uina'l
thinga true.
AiTirmed befire me, on the 2flh of April, 1843.
J Cumiir, J P.
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAL
SAM. "SATmPS FAVORITE rBESCRIPTIOV
a preacripiion emeeniil 10 our wanta, as It is fie.
pated from chemical est recta from aabntanrrswhii It
the author of nature has placed in our swn In I
for wise purposes, that many who knnw nntbh
of the mode of its preparation are endeavoring l.
reap pecuniary lienefiis by selling an sitiefe sirnd e
in name, nr in appearance, or by representing ill ir
own lra-h as suiiem r to this U A 1,8 AM. or bv pn .
ting up s milture snd solemnly asseverating thai
is imp irte.l fr.im s foreign country, which is no I n
csae. All tnese uecepiivn aria go 10 snow 1 1
WtiTAa'a llALstn ia known to the world lo !
"THE CHEAT HEMEDY." and that t , H
any ta'nture it must be likt this in flom, sr iv
port lo he liks il in substance.
(T7 IJelieve not ihe cunmngiv wronght rutin, s.
lions iti. I lake only the original and grnu'ri.ir
Wi.tam's nLM or Wir.n CnranT.
NO OTRGn CAN BE Z.IKB IT.
Address all orders to ISAAC BLT1S, Ne. "4
Ann M., New Y ok.
Agents, JOHN W. FR1LING. Sun bur v,
D. BR MJTMSAM. Karthumherlmd
J. K. MOYER. nom.ourr,
J. WAGGONS KLLER. Sri;s-f,rorr,
BROWN cV CREASY, M.fjlmville.
Feb. 22.1. 1815 ly
1'Tl'TY iToiTlaAHS 11F.WAIM) !
CANTRELL'S
Olt-liratetl Tainlly letlicinc
WILL not iure evi rv thing, but stiil rem dii
unequalled in ilieir several departments by
every thing ever offered to the public who havir
voluntary rsme f.irwsrd and efferpil numerous an.l
highly respectable testimonials of their supniur
eflicacy.
Cnntreir s Compound Medicated Sirup ef Sar
snpnnlln 1 or, Anti-Mcorlnitic Hyrup, for the ei.rsf
ol Sc.olola, tMironic Rhen.n itism. Chronic Swel
lings of the Joint, Eruption, of the Skin, mid a'l
Dtsea-es aiiaittg from the abuse of Mercury, 4c,
unsurpassed by any thing in the naket, combi
ning all the virtues re.ident in the Sar-np.itilU
with a modern m-dicament, only lately brought
out by the most respectable medical suthoril.tis.
Price, 60 cents i-r h tile.
Cnntrtll's jinti-Dyiprptie Puirder, for ihe. re
lief and permanent cure of thu! most distressing
complaint, Dv-pepsi 1, in all it. firm, and s'agea.
It is nuly "i nun' valu .bh remedy. Suld in bottles
at 25 snd 50 cents each.
Cuntrell's .Igue Mixture and Tonic Medietf
menta, ft mil. at thu head of the list uiinva'bd by
ny, or all ibe innnmeraMe medicines in u-v
ihtoiighiHtt the length and hrrml h of Ihe I.11 d, f r
the cure of Fevra und Aon: in all its st.iges, and
from all its conaeqiiencea.
Resident, in Fever and Ague districts should
never le without it.
The siibsc iber will forfeit EIFTY DOLL
where bia meihcino fails to pi-ifnrni a cure in the
most obstina'e ca-e.
M. Id Who e. de and Retail bv CALEB CRES
XON. at bi Dru Warehou-e. No. 6 North Thu J
Mreet, l'hllmlel hiii ; al.-o, bv the rigul u'v np
notnied agent, SE I II W. ROBERTS, Wbolesa
Druggid, No. 51 Water Street. Mobile.
I'n pared orlv bv the Siilwc nber. Corner of C Aff
I'ENTER and SECOND Str.fts, betow Ch'Mi
an. Philiidelpbia, where it is also retailed.
Observe, none are genuine without the sijr a'urn
of JOHN A. CANTRELL.
C anlreirsi Acne tlitnr, or Touic
li'IU ameiila,
For the cure of nil tl limts nffcetiinis, iftuktn l?
cording to dtretlion.
It is s never tailing remedy which nn family
ought to las without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As thi. medicine is put up under the proprie
tor's immediate inspection on ibe most scieniifi.'
princ'plcs, be na Pttr.lv Vegetable-, and having
tried its ell'icai y on ihnti'Hnda, f .t n.wanlsof 1
Vi ar, and loh a knowledge when taken .trirtlv ac
cording to dreclions, there hi- -,n,l In en . ne fa lur.'.
I'nder such circtim-lanrea I reeomoe-nd it Is thu
public, adding a ccrul'va'. s in support uf my anscj
tion. I. John Burns oo certify that 1 was in the sl ip
Tob.icro PUnt of Pbilmhli bia, dipt. Reed, i n
June, 1827, bound to Liverpool ; took Ihe liver
and acun and laid m Livnpo. I some I me utid. r
the docior's ban. hi, went fioin t' ee to lla'lim re,
'iy in the Infirmary for four or five werka from
thence tn Philaili Iphi 1 ; was six months under
t'oata ; fiom thence to New Y. ik wtit to 11
Hospital, leinmn.d ihi f about four weeks withont
any rvlief tiled every th'ng without unv lcnifit.
for five years. Heuing of Canlrell'e Ague Mit
lure from a fnet.d, I went 10 Ida store, told him
h"W I wt.g afflicted, and got a Kittle of hts novuiri
and used it areor.ling tn dir'ctiona. Il made a er
teel cure, ai d Itiave m I had Ihe least rtorn s'iv'.
I do with confidence recommend it to the public.
JOHN BURNS.
IrleeHcaled Syrup ofSarNnpni lll.t.
I'hilid.lptua, April lOtli, 1S4 1.
Mr. Jos w A.CTa,iL,
Dear tS,r, Having be.n affHofed for upward- i f
two year with ulceration of the throat, dr-lroyir g
the whole of he soft pil.te, then ihjouuh the upper
partnf my mouth into mv nose, from which sever
al pieces of hone came out, which partial y de.truv.
ed my speech, through a kind Providence "li.l your
Medicated Syrep ot S.irs (urill 1, 1 am now leslori d
lo peif.TI hejhh, and my sight, wh'rh was so much
impair, d, 1- as .iroug as when a l o.
I thought u a duly I owed to you aud those siu.i
larly affcvli J, to make it public.
YnUia, R. sK-c fullv,
SVMI'F.L KIRK.
Corner of Teuth and C a ea ftrcoi-.
I, Gabril J pst n, No. 6 - -kb ss Street, do cr-.
t-fv that my wife, Jane, waa aHlicied lor two yes .
with RheuitisMnn, and at la-t was entirely da '.
so thai she was nbbged lo lie confined lo tn d , I n
ini i f Caiit'elTa Melicaied Svmp of .p .
or Ami !cortu'ic Hyrup. I pr.H-uie.l four b n -which
compl, ti-lv temoveil all her pain, and -t
lies- from her lonbsj (worn . re bottles ihs.Ih s p r
lei t cure, H' e is now able loa'l. nd m her h'"i
bold dull, s a n-ul. li KUIL JO.HlO..
I'hilad. k;.hi., J .u. 22.I. Ml 4.
cry- De crin-ive Paini ld t may be bad of I
Jots (Grat.s) J. W. FKILIM:.
agents
Hu. buiv
V) H Iv
igf.
Mi.-iiuolsiii Coat
A T N O It T II U M H E It LA N P
fllll E Hubseril-er has a boat load of excel! i t
I Miainnk il t'onl at Norlltumta-iland, wb"' t
b ntleis lur sale al the lowol puces. !' r n
w'slnng lo pwu h ise will call on the snbsi iihn . I
Huubuiv, or C P. Shanuoo, E-q. "I Noribrnr .
land. ' 11 U. M AH.KI:.
Hunbury, Jan. 4lh,
1 7vV'liV.s"iWt,
XKJVt otl l,i i, U di., at f t 75 c.sh, f ti
by B. llUNDM'Ju.-
Sunbury, Oct. 19th, 1811.