From the Liverpool Chronicle.
Opinion of m War nllh Amerlcat
Put after all it would be the very wantonness
of fully and pupnacily for two ntich countrirs as
England and the United Ptiitrs to waste their
treneth and energies and means in fighting
about a distant, bleak, and barren country, which
an amicable arrangement rould so divide be
tween them as to find ample room and to spare
fur all the settlers whom they can send into it for
generations to come. Hut we will not antici
pate that the troubled spirits of the Polkitos w ill
lie able to drive their more sober minded coun
trymen intnany such extreme mndnrss. A war
lietween England and the United States would
!be the greatest calamity which could alllict the
civilised world. Although under different
-forms of government, they are the two rroardiana
of freedom yet in store for all mankind, and it
wo'ild be a feast to the despots of the earth to
-see them weakening and tearing each other to
pieces in mad and senseless hostilities. It must
not be. We are only not American, because we
;ere En'li?h, hut next the prosperity ami wel
fare of our own country, our aspirations and
'vishemre for the happiness of our brethren in
the United Slates. They are nfthe same race,
the same blotl, and the same lanytiajje. It
asavnra of fratricide for two countries so related
4o each other to talk of drawing the sword un
der tilmo.-t any provocation.
Omnt of Evrny Dtr.r, rn t Mrri
or ('ear. In the year 1795, Le Roy clearly de
timne'raied that evpry disease originated from im.
tjinie nr undigested articles, becoming mixed with
the blond and fluid. Atnl nln, that to cure every
'disease it was nnlv ncces.iry to open the riator.il
outlets of the Imdy. ami allow ihcm to remain n.
prn, liy wliii-h me. n ihe hl.iocl and other fluid
would release themselves from these undig. s ell ai d
imure panicle, at d a atute of health would he
rili n t.i Ftimin. The Royal lnstiiu'e uf France
aw.i'dcd to h in for this discovery, ihe Gold Mrd.d
of the liiKlilute. Thi- is a hislor.cut fae
All which the Rrandieth Vegetable Universal
Tills profess to do is. to carry out thin principle,
and eipetience ha fully e-tahlish.d them capable
of it. When, therefore, a bad state of hca'lri i x-
it in the body, all that ha lo he il oe i to con.
tinue to pi'hok it ell. dually w ill them, and the
mute virulent the disease, ihe more powetful must
be the dose.
(Jj I'urrhase of II. B Master, Sunl'iiry, or of
ithe agents, ulilit-hed in another purt of this piper.
am.. " - -
.Tf si II It I K It ,
On the 11th inst.. by the Kev. J. P. Shindel,
IWr. Jacob Kiioahs to Miss Hannah Kkki.v, bulb
of Selmsgrove.
On the TJth inst., by the same, Mr. .Totin Mau
tin to Miss Mauv-Ank Hi.oovi. bothol this place.
On the llith inst., by the same, Mr. JoscrH
iSiiirn to Miss Maria Dm-nurt, both of Augusta.
On the l!th inst, by the came, Mr. John
Clark to Miss Klizaukiu Ukist, both of Nor
thumberland. i i i: i ,
On Fmiday evening last. CHARLES II. son of
Mr. William Scat lea, of this place, aged about 2 J
3-t-ais.
1'IIICE CintllKNT.
Corrected weekly by Iltnry Yoxtheuner.
Wit KIT, PS
ItTK, ..... fiO
da, - 40
tr, 25
Pokk. - ... ft
Fittirni, ... - 112$
lillTYBH, - . 10
Eon. .... .8
lmiu, .... 2ft
Tallow, ... 10
I'm, ... - 8
Hkcklkh Fin, 10
lhiiKii A re it., . . . . TO
Do. Pachk, . 1541
Tlie tjiicstitm Settled.
MANY Jierswi womb r and ask, why Dr.
Smith's Yi ci-bin Pil'a ire now pr f. rrcd
to.n.cr medicine which have'.e-n so snurh hin
der before ihe politic . The t asnns. am, plaitlv,
ihat they give more get -era I etl-f ii'tou, nntl are
inroni arahly more pi, asant. Iing coated nilS
eugr; and b ihey m ver t'ip' or na a'e. it is
em wonder ih'rt those who ue them do rernrnnn ml
them la-yond any otln r Pit a They rleai.se snd
j ti irfy the Mm) t, aid ami impinge digestion, cure
Headache, 1)vh-)ma anl DiIkoi (V)mr1nii, in
a n niter Nnenev, that tl e patient is scarcely e
cica T h erine t lien meiltcitie at all. Ma le l y
n edncrtid I hynirixn, ih v do not come ut iler
1he heil of "rnek meilicine "
fXjf t'Al" n-ON. As a min-iahle hnitti 'n hn
tieeii mule, l y Hie name at S,a ,r tTuiier) IM.,"
it I necim iTv totieenre thai t)a. S I1:nj Ktnn'i
aiifna'ure Hi on evi ry tuii. Piici- 2ft ret t.
i'lineipAl Olfire. 170 (irernuirh rt N 'W York.
SolJhy JOHN W. FKIMNO. Sunbti.
VM. FOUisVTUt:, Srtihumd.
t).-tolTia5ihJLIM.S.
Slicriir'Sarc7
"flttY virtae of a certain writ of at. l.i v. F.ci.
JiJt ixne4 out of ihe CoQrt ut t.'ommon I'lean
.nthunilUiil C'iKiiiiy In nie dtrectevl, will
1 eip .vel to ptic sale, at the Court House
in lh It. ir. nigh of Sunhtiry, on M .nut ay the 3d liny
if NnvmUt neii, ai I oVlmk, P. M., thef.llo
ing iV-ctiIh-J property lowit:
All thft twu M-veral tritet if Inn4 aiiaate in
Kb imoUin toi iih p, No'tlmtnWrl.ind county. aJ
joiutii( I uiJ of Thotii i II iiiilt n, Martin (,
l.ile John Itraily, Ydentm E keri, Ki-q. and others,
mntiinina (oelher eiiiht huitdretl ind riahly-hl
and a half acres mora or Una, wnb lire ppur'rtiau.
ce-
Seized, taken hi eieruuon, and l he aold as the
pr. peity uf Andrew Mutcbler, wilb notice lo Lewis
1). w jrt.
Al.fcO A cerin'm tract or piece of land siiuate
III Augusta lowmhip, NnnbumherUnd county, til
fining land of Jacob Hoover, Ira T. t'lemetii and
other, coiiiainii c IftO acre mora or tcs, about
100 acres of hih ie earej ; wtieirnn sre elected
larte two story dwiiltfig house, a large bank bam
and other oulbuiJdKiga, an apple orchard, Ac,
Ke. d, iken in execution, and M I s td as the
nrotacrty ut WUhain Hunter and Itwherl Hunter,
FELIX MAUltEH, Hktriff.
BberifT'a Oflica, -)
Bantury, Oet. Uih,i845. $
LIST OF C A USCS.
1
OH trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
thumberland County, at November Term.
1815, commencing the first Monday, being the 3J.
Seiiziriger, alienee of
tSarver vs John Oarver et al
lenjamin Robins vs Ahr.iham Iawrenca
Plenties for Welch s Joseph Keefer
Claire Ccnrvieve Dasque s Daniel Dunklelterger
Same s Same
William Farrow s Abraham Klaie
Oeorgx l.eibiich v Henry Masser,
David M'Knight vs It Uichar.lson et al
Kemp, stcnee of Hot.art Alba C lUrrst
Anthony Waton et al vs John M flousel
Robt S (Jrant el al vs William Reed
Abner Mendenhall vs A Wilhelm's admr.
(J L VV'eimer vs Hobari A: McCoy
Wjlia n McCoy vs Hobir At Itarret
Hiorkl y At Off. Iby J unes I. ee Arc
H Hell Acc for H 11 Masser v Wi liam McCoy
Ijorera i D Housel vs Willi nn Frick
tieorpe llid'enbach's admr v B At J Stamm, &.C
l'ratipher Ut III vs John Berker
Fr.mci McCoy, vs Felit M iuer et at
Wm S Montgomery vs )r .fame l.ncke
Whitll Ac Brown vs John H Boyd
Wm H Brown At co vs Same
Strawhti Ice & Umden vs Same
Holme. Sturgeon Ac co vs Sumn
J inn Bird fc wire v Oe rge Persirg
Hugh Bell, K q vs Henry Donncl et al
Charles iIaU't.cx'r v Wilhsm Wilson's ex'r
B Sure y Jbn Tr ck
tiobin Ac Billington's assignees vs Edward Oobin
Same t'hurles tiohin
Jaco i I'eifing vs Zimmerman Ac Savidge
M.iry Weeks vs Jacob II ins et al
K H Fo dsman v Benjniin Ford-man
John Cooper A-e v S..alioliT. Ac Bergslreser
William Simeroon v J. hn Sbipman
(" MeOrejor At wife vs P W-dhorn Ac wife
Ch trl s II Flick vs Wilnm K-i k
'Plen nt v Aucusto Ko et al
Win Housel, jr v Duvid H.-usel' adm'r
I) S Monlgonicry's ex'rs v Casper l.ynd Ac
K W l.i rid vs Siime
.l..h t Hend rson's heits t fSrernonth Ac Shipman
Jiihn L'eh Thorn AtVn
(ilberi Berlieu vh t m R Jone
E (ire. nough vs Thorn is (iraf.t's adm'rs
Same ame
Fd atd W Morrison vs Ca-ier R.ed
Jame R -s vs J c. b H I'hoa-'s
Win I. IItii.emn s H trlmnn H K' n'bte
smi;gl d. johdn
Proihonotar's nfTn-e. 1 1'rnth'if.
Sonbury. Oct llih. 1845. S '
Orphan!7 Court Kale.
IN ptisuanee ot an order of Ihe Orphan' Coutl
of Nonhuinbeilnnd e xinty, will he so'd al pub
lic vendue, on Wrdnesil iv. t' 12lh i f Nowinlu r
next, at ihe house of Wm. It. Jones, in A ngusla
towua'iip, in said county, to wit : A certain l.
laxd, situated in Auuiisu towti-h'p. in sa d c utritv,
called Moody ami Round Island, common twen
ly-l'our acies. Also, at ihesune ti ne and pl'Ce, a
rett iin ir.iei of land si nnled in lownship foits.iid,
uj. lining Wm. It. Jones and others, containing inh-iv-seven
aces more or lei. Late the esi.it e of
(?ol. John Jones, dec'iL Sale lo commence at 10
o'clock A. M. of said day, when the condition of
sale will be made kauwii bv
WM. It. MI'F.NCH,
ELIf'ItA KLIN K.
Oct. ISM., 1815. 4 1. A.'m'rs.
((rpliau Court alc.
IN por-uance of an order of ihe Ojilnine' Court
ut Northumberland coun'v, will be so'd at ih
lie vendue or nutcy, ri S.iturd iy the Sftth of Oc
tuber inst., on the pr. misc. neir Snvdersiown, l ite
ihe islate uf John Fv rt, dee'd. a certain tract uf
land siiuale in Si an nkiri limnship. in saidc.mnty,
iidjotning land of J hn Moure, William Fi ber,
Henry Huir and others, contninii g two bundred
snl twi nty six acre, whereon are etected a dwel
ling house and a lunk bam, Ac. Sile lo coin
ntence at len o'clock. A M , of ml d.iy, when the
n rim uf (ale wiU In', niaile known by
JOHN EVERT,
Shanvkin, Oct. 1 Ith, 1S15 2t Adm'r.
137 13 Si. .."TSaT 52
CAMIj io the 'iimi-eiif ihe subsrriber, in
loatiown-bip, .i rlliutnberl.JiJ coun y some
nine in June b-t
Two Steers,
one re 1 and white, and the oiher brown and while ;
both apparently upwards of a ier old. The ow
ner i requested to come foiwatd, J rove properly,
pay chaise and lake Ibein wav. or they wilt be
sol 1 according to law. JAMES KAN.NEY,
toi1 lown-hip. OeL tth. IStft i
STRAV COWST
C AME lo the pu mises of the suhrcr ler, in
lioh township, Nor hunil eiland counly, a
tiovt the fiTKt of Septentlx r ioslant,
ene a l!l. CK Cl W, wiilt a I- tl ,m, hsvina a
white flreak mi her lack. The ober a RED COW,
with a wl iie free lnnh ajie ir In I old C. ws.
The owner i Tec,ueteJ locaH for ibem. p y ch ir
ties, sud tulle them awny. WM. M. KIPP.
Rush loumhip. Sept. 27. ISlft 3l
T Hie l'nbU.
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Norihnmlierland County, for Nov, Term,
A. D. 1845.
-'ra till Jurors.
TrrAnf. Solomon Eshbach.
Deluware. John Beard, Jacob Ptitiel, Wm.
Kirk, John Boush, William Tinbrook.
I.rwi. John Raup, Michael Sechlcr.
Jit'ltnn. John D vers.
Ciillitfunijur.O orae Frederick.
Pntnt. Thomis II. Wait.
Niirthitmfirrliitid.J hn Cake. E. P. Shannon.
Augutta. John Haas, Jacob Fry, jr., William
Bartholomew,
Upper Mahonny. Benjamin Market, Michael
B own. jr.
Lower Muhonoy. John Bingunan, John Bor
rel.
Little Mnhnnoy. William Rolhermct, Jacob
Raker.
Jucksnn. Tobias Mill, Joseph Batldorf.
Traverse Jurors.
Turhut James Ireland, David Eekert.
Dt law fire. It hert Walson. Benjamin OyMcr,
Jacob If tfinan, JomitHan I.antr. John Ryner-or,
Cenrgo Wa'son, Daniel Dallied, Ellis W, McCar-
Lrwix. Sumuel Slahlnccker, Montgomery Rus
set, Benjamin Ruch.
Mi ll an. Henry Hands, David Blair, Zachtriiih
Makel
Chillhquaqtie. Thomas Pa'doe, Wi'l am Bir
kenbine, Mtehnel Mc(!ee, VVil'iim Follmer.
I'oinl. Francis Cihson, John Neshil.jr., Isiac
II iitT Jona'han Pii'sel.
Northumberland William Birkenb'ne, Levi
Eckerl, Wi bam Wilson, John Cox.
Snnhwy. Sebas'ian H iti't. Lewi Drwnrt.
Auirusta Will. am Ross, (Jeoroe It k' r jr , Jno.
Snd r.j'., Philip Wciser, John Smith, Leonard
Neidij.
S'lanialn'n. Andrew Oon en, Ahi John.
VrA. -John Pensyl, jr., John Hursh, jr., Lef
ford Haugbswiiut.
Coal Jo-eph Zehner.
I pper Mnionoy John Helrich.
ltwer Muhonoy Jacob W timer, Solomon Ress
ler, Michael Lenker. John Michael.
Jaikaon. Peter Tie'on.
Petit Jurors.
Turlmt. Gideon Dunkel, John A. Eshbach,
Ceorce Koiz.
Delaware. Edward L Pifer, Daniel Leinhach,
Solomon )i ucke'uilli r, John Leiser.
lw. Jjcub Mengas, Samuel Sade, William
Reynolds.
M,lton Wi'liam II Frtmire, Jacub Miller, Al
leti Sliroyer, O-c ir ILimtnond.
Vmot Jacob Detilb r, J.'C.b Dee'i.
Xtirlhumlifi laud W tlll..m Fursylhe, George
Wetiner, Cb.trVs F Lil'le.
Sunliury John Sjieeee,
A nifrun. John Slo e,
SaluutJun. l.eonaid P. nsyl, Michael Demine,
S:miiiel I u i man. S.mnel Eul, William Weaver,
John Fegelv,Ssaiiiel HuinmrL
.lis. Henry HolT.
mi. (Jeorgc K leaner, Abraham Arter, Solo
mon .Manx. Mu-hiel Keraletter.
Upper Mammiy. Samuel Smith, Jacob KaulT
man. Jucksnn Henry D. HolTmarv.
Notice
!S hereby Riven, to etl hf.rtees, creditor snd o
ther pers.sna, interested m 1le estate of Jacob
Malieh, dic'A, sen I'd by his exeetiior, John aud
Peler Mat ch; of John K Hill, AecM.. senbd by
his eiecolers, Jsmes F Murray; of Ios. ih Pover,
he'd, setilcd tiv hi administrator, Andrew Kmi
yan; of Mria El xibeth Thomas, dee'd, net'led .y
tier adoiini-tTa'rn, Solumy S. ilx ; of Freileruk Ra
kir, deeM, set fe.1 by hi adtnini-tralor, Jacli II fT
man; of Aloiujab Fariiswurlh, dee'd, sailed by
hi adtniniairii'.or, Rotett Fs'tirwo'ib ; uf John
Rixk-fel'ev, ilec'd, sellb d by h adininislrator A -.
X imh t M xie Lain f Norlhumliertaml C uinlv ;
ihat il e exeent rs na I ailmintr it r of ih. d de
eeasi-d es'alts have filed ihe r aeruunu with the
lif w of t: is county . and ih it lliey will la pre
seuttd lo ihe Orphan' Court of aid county, on
Tue-day the 4'h ihiy of Navetntr next, tor cou
firtiiirtioii and allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER.
S.inbiiTy, Cct. th, 1 815. ft Heeis'er.
.ur1liuiiibei iurnl C'uunty, km.
the Orphiens' Court id" sieid reunry, ai Aucus'
Term, A. D. 1M5. On mo ion ui Huuh II. I-
I s, Esq., the I'niirt grant a rule on the heirs am!
lei; i representatives of IJeny Ante, Isle of the b v
rouuh of NorlliU'-'beil md, in S lid cuuniy, dee'd.,
letting isue x childieu. to wil : Ma garet, inter
inttite.l w-ih (Uu E. Wiuther ; Caiheiioe, inter
m rusl wilh (ieorge llol-er; I'liilip A nle; E!t.
held, fuinierly int. r n ulled with Levi Hnh.rt.uow
d. ceased, h i.tlli! ia-ue by her said husband, il in
itah Hobart a.d Elwala lb Hobart, niiinus under
ihe nge nf lwerityntre, of whom D.iRiel Br iisitgion,
K4 , is poiirdinn, and Willinn Aula, resiih nt in
Wncon-ii, hens and J tri' utees nfHnty Antes,
late nl the barough of .nhutit'arl ,uL, ilec'd,, 1o
ppe:ir in our next Oiph .iin' miri to be held for
s.ild county, to wil: in the 3.1 day nf November.
A. l. IH45, an I accept nr refuse the ei-titc of Ihe
said lleuiy Ames, d e'd., er thow c.use hy rhe
aaiue -luad I nut he sold.
CiT'lfied fnaii llie records nf our said Orpliana
C U't. si Suulajry, ttii24th tty of Sepum-
lax, A. D. I HIS.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Sonbury, Sept. 27, 1815 fit CT. O. C.
He racantamid all of our friradu vixiliiiy 4he
city, to cirll 41I ihe VAr'i Uttmpauti't Sture,
and In y in a mtpply oj f th irdt Ucimt VVua.
Tin: ti:4 coiuviXY,
No. 30, Socva St.ru urn Stbkst, BiHween Market
ami I 'hesuui,
ruzx.ADsz.pnzA.
KXV. c risia-.tly on hand, and fir a de,
hole. ale and Relsi',
A VARIEI Y OF CHOICE FRESH TEAS,
Al lvtT 11 !,
'onlH In Ihe qii b y, than Ihey can I bought
for at any other est -bluhment in the city.
(XT' Tt, rxcluaivelv, are sold at rtYs bouse,
sed aevr ,1 v..r.etn- wlMeh ranunt l otiluined i l-
vktiere. Any Tea which tin n. t eive ivinre saiis
fie ion can l reirnod aud exchanged, oi the Wis
isry will be refunded.
The cilixens of No ihumbrrl md cait'ty are ce-
specuuliy Hivueu lo gne u. a cU.
U.n.ZlEUER.
Acenl tir the Pikin Tea Company,
J'Jfii;aiWpl,ta, ,,!. 27lh, IM.V ly
i a i.vix niA-rii k",
-TTOPwlTET AT L.V",
W ril practice i i tlie ei., Courts of ihe City
and Counly of Philadetphis.
His ..flice is at No. 3 South FOURTH Sued,
between Che-.nui Wab.ut slnei.
Phil delphis, Sept 20th, 184 3m.
Alt lltO.NJuat received and for sale, rlMap
lorra-h, by HE.NRY MAfrSEK.
Sunbuty, Sepi.0, 1815,
jMa&X. M'Kll. The highest prieu will be
" givvu for Flat Seed, al ihe sture nf
Aug 9. 1845 HENRY MASSE R.
ol a n lienor quality, rait now l e had
at Iba Lime ktlut of Henry Maaaer, in Sun.
bury. May 17, 1845.
rillLADKLVIUA
WHOLESALE H0TJGES.
TO COUNTRY MEHCIIANTS.
THE undersigned Merchants, Manufacturers,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers of the City
of Philadelphia, embrace Ihe medium of the News
paper Press of your section of country, to give you
ih street and number of our severil ratibltsh
men!, and respectfully tn invite yon lo an exami
nation of our Fall and Winter Stocks, which are
no full and complete.
The auperior excellence and areat vsriety nf our
own Ci'y Manu'nc. ure, in addition to full supplies
of Foreign and Domestic Goods, of every descr'p
It n, which will la) sold on term and at price
which cannot fail to prove satisfactory, present the
strongest inducements to purchaser.
Importers and Deilers in Silk and Fancy Dry
Goods, snd Fine French and British Cloths, Cas
simere and Vestinc.
A-hhttrsI Ac Remirivtnu, No 80 Market , below 3d.
Imuorte'S and Dealer in Staple, Si k and Fancy
Dry Goods. Al-o, B'ilish, French and American
Cloths, Caasimers, Vetting, aud Tailor' Trim
mine. J. Uodley, Spry Ac co.. No 84 Ma kci st
Domestic and Foreinn Dry Goods,
James M. Kennedy At co , 1 14 Mak't st.
Impoiter nf Oi rmsn Goods, and Puchasers of sll
kinds nf Shipping Flit.
Wm. Ge sse A Son, fill S Front st bel. Chcsnut.
Iniporter and Munuf.ieturers of Fancy Fu'a. and
Fur Caps, and Purchasers uf a I kinds of Ship
ping Fur.
S di-, Brothers, 86 Arch st.. between 8d and 3d sis
Manf cturer and Dealer in Ready-made Clothing,
of evert grade,
Mich tel Tracy, 292 Market st.
Manufscturer nf Shirts, Coll irs and Bosoms.
John HodL's, Hun nf the Maniinoih Shirt Collar,
1 10 Ninth M.cond st.
Importers and De ilcs in Foreign and Domestic
Hardwsre and ('ullerv.
D I worth fc Branson, 59 Market ft.
Welded Wr u .'hl Iron Tulws for Lorn-re' ive, Mv
line A- other Bo I. r Klnes, M St.. on purp.-s s.
Morris Tn-k'-i v M -rrist. Pascal Iron VVo-ks, Ware
bouse, S. E. cor. 3d and Wu nut st.
Aeency for the Sale i.f S.ultiwrtu M.iuuf.tuiiug
Cotnt'siiy Sti-rwr Writing Papei.
N. S. l.n retire. Agent, No 3 Minors!.
Importer of Jenelre, Watches, Fine Cutlery, Brit-
lania. Plated and Silver Wce.
Dickn ti co., S E comer Market 8c Third s's.
John F. Farr 112 Chesmit st.
J. & W. L. Waul. lOfi Che.nut s'., oj''ite San-
dcrson's Fiai klin Houe.
Mariracin'"s nf Silver Wars, and Dcate s in PI.H
ted snd Bri'annia Wares, (oi hoii, ho'd use.
R. A. W. Wilson, 8 W cor. Fifth and Cherry sts.
Mamvfsctiirers of B'ilannia, bhck Tin. and Pew.
lit Waie. Alw, Dejlers III Plated Spoons, Cut-b-ry.
Sic.
Hall. Uoardman Ac co., 1(14 N 3d st., below Rare.
Manufacturer of Silver and Brass Stair Rods and
Cornice Pole.
Edward Jones ca-net of Oemgp and S.awicti l.,
betwien Wuluut and Cbesnul, went of Sixth,
Lnpo'tet of Toys, Fancy and Staple Goods, Beads,
Bui-hrs and Perfumprv.
A. F. Oit Mnnr.se, t S. 4th t Ixnweca MarVet
and Chcsnut.
Importer of Toys. Fancy and Staple Goods, Perfu
meries, Music d Iiibliutaenla, GIssk, Eatttteuwaie
t'bii a'vare, Ac.
I'. Ahreuleldi Ac co. If. N. Ith U Utncua Market
and Arch, (up slain.)
lmpnr'-r sif I'sria snd Lomlon Fancy Articles,
Brushes. Feifiimery, Coaib. Soaps, Stslloiii-ry,
and arlicle- f .r Druggia'' Nate.
R. tV G. A. W rigtit. 23 Sauth Fourth st.
Imioilcr and Manitf ictorer of Peifomety, f'ome
lics. Fancy Koaps, iin.l Dealer in Fancy Good.
J ukea iiauel, 4G S nli Third el.
China, OoeeiKwaie snd Ol r.
j Edw rrd SnawdiMi, 31 N 3d st. uppo-ite Cily Hotel.
Dentists and Manufacturer ot incia-rtniiibte Teilh ;
Plate Pivoi. Mit e i nd GomTe.ih; Go'd and
Tin Foil ; Gold, Plalina mid Silver Plate and
Wiie, Ac.
Wtlk nson & Armstramg, 69 Arch nL alive 4lh.
South side.
(old, fc'i'vcr and Suel Speerael.', Mathem itical In-
sirunients. Walking Canes, Micro-cope, and
Spy Glass, a,
Mc.M i.ler Ai co, 48 Chi snl st.
MsneTaciiteers itX Whi'e In-'d nd other P itnts
snd of Chen.ic .Is. Ac , and Dealer in Drug,
Medicine, Die Stuff. O Is. Ac.
Werlierill &l Buither, fif Norih Fr.wii St.
Iinpirlers hiiiI Dea era in D'tia, Dcst' ffs. Oi'
Chemirsl, Plate Glw?, &c, ami A(fril for
imie While Lead i.n I Jersey Window til.ss.
CampWI &. Fiwuh, X W cor 1 0th & H i kel st.
Importer and DeaVrs in Drug, M d.ciires, Dye-siwtV-.
P . int., nils,
lla-k-Ii Menirk A: en, 45 Nrrli F'orrt rt.
Dr. D. Jayue, 8 S Thii l st , neai Marie!.
ty.msuliing Physic:an. lWuaatl and ('hetiast. smd
Proi.ior of KowanJ' Improved Tonic Mix
lure," Ac.
Dr. Joi n R. Rowand, Gra l.Taiv. Ofooe and Drug
Sio- W North Second st.
M.muf clurers ol Umbrellas, 1'ara-oU, Parasxitcrtes
ami Sun Sliades.
V. Hi im A. Diowu, 8i T..t at.
Htcr A; Frnner, tUC Market l. south i'h", one
door be'ow 4th sr.
Fire and Tt i- f-Proof tTliests, Refrieerat -r. Water
Coo'era, Fiber. I.el'er Copying I'rrwea, Ac.
Oliver Evsn. 15 CtieMiul sV.
Venetian B'ii.d Mannfsclnrer.
B. J. William, 12 N 6th st. a few dnors ah. MarVel.
Maatufsetuters sand DesltTS in 1 stresses, Bedding
and F.sthera.
Fink-y A c.. S E corner td and W dnut st.
Hartley A: Knight, 148 S 2,1 st., 5 do, us ak Sjiruce.
Dealer in Cn'eman's .F.olisti Piano Foet.-s,
F. IVriing, tiS Cheauul U S E enter of Ulrt.
Manufacturer uf Common and Fancy Soaps, Mould
arid I'ippid Can bs, Ac.
EijshAc Gilhes Dallet, ;6 M irk el el.
Ituporl.r nf Fr.nih AitilViil FIoWits, Feithers
N'i, Iliaid ai d Fancy, Bonnet, Ac , arid Bon
rel Ft ami, Ttpa and Ciowria.
R. liailon. Ml Che-out st.
Manufacturer of Scives, Ridillcs, Sevens and Wire
Wi rk in rei eral.
Needles & Walson, St N Fronl st. MuW Arch.
Hide, Oil and Leather.
WiRam Musrer Ac co, ?t!3 Market Ft.
Imporler ofjl Iringes, Lemons, Kiisin. Ftp. Pmnt S,
I'U'iants, Ainu lids ami other Foreign Nut.
Daniel P. liussii-r, It? Sou III Wharves.
Manufacturer of Fire Engines uf all description,
warranted rri all lop els.
Joel Bale., 13 D'mkei'a Alley.
Maible and Mahogany Dealcs.
John E, 411111 Si co, I'ni a Mrlbi, It lge Road.
W..n hoU.e, 04 D.n k U
Mafiufaclurer of Combs. Looking Glasses Jj- Brush
es, aud impoiter of Flench and Geiuian Fancy
Good.
Tbouiai Dutch, jr. 183 Maikct at,
Manufarllirer and Wholesale Dniler in all kinds
of Broom, Brushe. Buckets, Cedarwnrc, ( 'locks,
Ba-kei, Mais, Blacking, Eastern made Wooden
Ware, Ac.
Manly Rrwe, 63 N 3d al. one door above Arch,
eist side.
Cheap Puhlicition and Periodical Establishment.
U. B. icher A co. 3 Ledger Building, 3d at. bi low
Cbci-nut,
Boot and Shoe.
Robert P dmr, 182 8. 2d st. llnee doota 11 Union,
west -ide,
M-iniifnrliner snd Dealers In all kinds nf Scales,
We ghis and Weighing Machines. Also, Bur
den' I'sient H ose Kh'as.
Gray At Brother, S4 Wslnut st. Ilow Second.
Philadelphia, Sept 20lh, 1845. 2m
John II. Iloyri'ft 1tat
E fTERS le-tiinentsry on said deca .sed's es
A late, have laien granted to Ihe u'scrthers.
Per ns havintt dem inds against the estate, are re
quested lo piesent them for examination an I sel le.
in. nl, and persons imlebird tn the estate, areteiu.a
lid to tnako immediate piyuunt.
W. R. SMITH,
A JOUDtN,
S plemlvr I3tb, 1845 fit Executors.
Scmocvatfc iUUCclu.
Greatly Reduced Pnre From " to fyi per
Annum. Sinirlernpy 'J5 rrnfr.
eaosercT os tub wsxt, on 17th vutovii!,
riHE PRI:E of the Da Mora a tic Rxvtrw
Il h is heretofo e been too hiuh not for the ize.
Cost and character, but for the means of tens of thou-
ni ls of re nters ho would he glad In receive il,
and aniotig whom it is highly desirable that it
should ciretil oe. For Ihe purpose, therefore, of
wide i g the range nf it usefulioss, and uf uiulti
plvtnj the numbers oftln se to whom it may be ar
ce-sahle it ha been determined, simultaneously
widi ihe gr-at ridoeiion in ihe eiane of ibe iiost.
age, to reduce it sul-cri.li in nriee lo, fr, m FIVE
to only TH lil'K do lirs; and when several unite
in sutiscriptim, lo a low as f'i 50, or even 2 3D
per annum.
Thi very large reduction in the receipts (acenm
pauied with hut a coinp natively small dimii lllion
nf its ei"iie) involvea, of course, an entire aicri
fire nf pioftt upon it, unless romosatd by a vast
mufttpbeaton of sn'-'criber. Th re will be at the
nut -i t oi ly a sin .11 reduction in it number nf p
ges- oon to be restored lo its old number, without
niciesse of price, whfti the anticipated success of
the ei p rini' iit sba'l justify ii
Tar. PoaiaiT or DiTivr.risaen Dfmo.
rscm wi I be continued engraved in heller and
more costly stvle than heretofore.
'J'Iip Potok will hereafti r. f.o any distance, be
nnlv fire and a half tent it has heretofore lieen,
for lull nnV. eighteen cenis.
We look for an rx ten-ion nf cirrulaVnn In I
rockuned t-v f;i of thousand, as ibe result and
c in ensa'ioii oflhi- gieat leiluetiot- nf price. Eve
ry friend of ihe wmk. and of the Democratic prinei-
p. a and cao-e, is co, fnleiitly apta-aled to, to exert
huuetf with an active interest tn procure it rajhscri
lr ; both lo ex'amd its usefulness, and to carry il
snccessfulty rthriaigh tlie crisis of this great reduc.
lion uf lis prices.
Those who have pa d io advance for theeommg
year, will receive it, at a leduccd rale, for a year
and a half.
TERMS HENCEFORWARD.
(IwVSHI BLT 1 V HV!cr. )
Single copy f 3 Oil I Eight copies, fit) OH
Four copies 1 1 1)0 Tlnrteen 30 Ort
It will then he seen thai when thvileen ropie are
ordered at .'lire the price is brought down to about
f2 SO e ich. F or six month, half these rate.
These ra'e nfT'td b'gh indiiceraenis to agents
and others te interest themselves to irocure sub
i rihers.
The casfi tystrta and payment in nthnnrc must
l e uncoinpro inaiHg'y adhered In. The pat relax,
a i n nf il hriu.e.lan aceiimtil a'i n it not fir
fr, in fill MH1 ot li Us 4,ie IO he Wink. Hereaf
ter this mini l uholtv 1. fori, it, tior must rHIier
the m.H eininenl alme ,1 fiieu I, or the ino-H itui
mate person..! one. b- displeased on eipetiencing
its applic ition, in il stoppage of their number, tf
tiny neglect llrs rub', Il e v.l.l iiceiiv nf which,
t,l the pieeeut rodnr d rat- , must be olrviiv lo all
NoM'onnmini a'lon w ill be talceti tnim the Post
office uiil.' free i4'HKt'ag.
All ctniinuiic itioiis, b.h on ed.iorial and puli
lirhmg tusine-, mwl le ad.hess.4 h ncfoiward
to the in d rs gned Thiae relating lo the set'le.
ni.-nt if Ihe ps-l debt due tlie work will be sll I sd-die-s.dto
Mr. II. G. Laglkt 6 Axtirr House, the
p st u rangein, nts with whom, as puMislacr have
le jch. d tVeir tcruiinat on.
I.f. O'Srn.iTsi.
July, 1845. t4C Na-u street, N. York.
LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON.
The adiiiH'.I. e Daguerrenlv pe of f Sen. Jacks 'n,
taken by Anilmnv. Edward Ac Co.. a few we. k
.ef ,re lit- death, k.w In ch puichoad lor the vs.- of
tin1 DctnociHtic t.eva-w. It am tlie bands iC th
arnsi, aud wrtl be rngiaej tu the finest style of
mcza Iml.silex r sar.e. It is nnwi la-niitful and
lu er. siit'g work . drrlsred Iw Mr, Van Daren and
silier. lo give a more peif.it idea of the great and
good ukl mail than any other likeue. ; and uuiht
to bo possesM'd 1 y every man who loves aud re
vet. fit memory. Those whosubrrihe early
will receive il as uite of the regular aeruj f Pur
trail. S pteniber ilih. 1845.
nil :ui.i:v
SJalUittilc Plrtfclfs.
I l!nm"a Vr.KMtvriix-a e-rlain eure f
i w.oms ti.fr md very pleasant lo lake.
t. GiasnVa 1'ivnscT. which n nvive (!reae
of all kiod-, D.y Pauls, Tar, Vainiah wd Wax,
from raipii or from clothing, without injuring ibe
color or the cloth.
3 Lo inn a Ft f Psrra the lst thing known
for kl ling tlie and mu-ijii t .
4. A cerlaiu Destroyer nt Rals, Mice, lioache
ami Ants, ami Mother X Bid Btis.
f. I.'i vv's Sficirre fir aur stomach, Heart
Tliirn atnl Water Brash, Isy one who had suffered
thirteen y us, befwe he I'l-covcre I ths cure.
)a. Srt.i tv's Giikin OivrviasT lor ibe Piles.
II ba n. v.-r filled erne.
7. llllsov' TTTB Waavi.
8. l!ataoii'a Ixukli BLK I t, without a
rival.
tj. Tna Compovmi IVivkctio?i or Firs
just the medi, ine for chHJren and for women, it is
o i lea.stil lo liik".
10. Ilitki V co t.T k era AvTiatiini' Put.
11. Urn's EMoi.tir.ir WTaa-rHoop Pia,
for li irinns, Bo us, Ac, It sullen the leather, and
Veep out ihe water.
12. Puna Mm' STaxvnTm.vtm Pitsria.
13. JtcKsot' DiaBMumi MixTiaa, wbi'h
rur. a the wort D auhica in a lew hours.
14 JicKsui'a DaiTiHV Murcas, a rer.
lain and sH',dy cure for Dssentety and hammer
Co in pi out.
The a'aive vihiiM.' articles are sold Wbolessle
snd reisit. bv 1 C. Gl'.NN, Kn. I South F flh
tlrrft, I'hihldiljdiiuvUei Stori k per slid o
iher wi'l In-upp ie.l Willi pore African Cayenne
Pcpi er, Arnica Flowei. Drug. Fault, Oils, Glass
and Varnishes, at the loel pneea. Terms oi ly
rah. Xj Cut out lha adverlixment, and biibg
it with you.
rbiladilj bie, July 19lb, 1815,-1".
- -' --4- 1J.--U ... ..i.q. .... .. it.
E L I K V E AND LI V E i
THOMSON'S
t'onipoiaitl sj rnp or Tar & Uooi
IXtiptliu.
fOHE nnprer-ed.-nleil success of this medicine, in
X Ihn restoration of heabh, to those who, in ile.
pair, had given up all hope, has given it an exal,
ted reputation above l other retnrdies, furiiiloin
evidence of it intrinsic vain and power, as tho on-,
ly seenl which can be reded up. n for the cine r
Pulmonary Consumption, Brotichittis, Asthma,
Pain in the side and Breast, Spitting of plopd,
Whooping Cough, Group, Ao.
Attention i requested to the following ASTON,
ISHINO CURE, by Thomson's Compound Syrup,
of Tar and Wood Nnptba 1 1
Philadelphia, May 3r, 1H44.
MR. THOMSON Dear Kir With grateful
feeimga I inform yu nf the astonishing effect of
your medicine, which ha literally tnised me from
adeilh-bed! Mv di'case, Pulmonary Consump.
lion, h id reduced mn so low that my physician pro,
no. Hired my ease hopeless I At this junction I h?i
gsii lo u-eyour medicine, and miraculous as it may1
seem, it ha completely restored me to health, altea
everything else bad failed. Respectfully yours,
WASHING I ON M ACK.
Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
wilh Washington Mack and his suffering, bear
witness to the astonishing effects of Thomson's.
Compound Syrup of Tar, and the truth of the a,
hove statement.
JOM. WINNER, 31S North Third ireet,
DWID VICKEKS. 42 Almond sireel.
HI GH M'GINLEY, S. E. cormr Tamsny
end Fourth s'leeN.
Prepared only by K. P. 1 bom son, N. E. corner
uf 5lh and Spruce streets, Phi'ade'phia.
Agent II. B. Masser, Suiihtny ; D. Gross,
and Dr. Macpherson, Harrisburg ; Jno. G. Brown,
Puttsvi:le ; Geo. Earl, Re .ding ; Houston Ac Ma
on, Towanda. Bradford rounly, Pa. Price 50 cent
per bottle, or $5 p. r dozen.
lleware of all imitations.
Philadelphia, June SUlh. 1845. If
TERIVXS REDUCED
rtyryp-rv-gyiM
DAKUEHRliN UALLKKY f Patent I'remi.
um Colored likenrrtfs, and Photographic
Dpot i
No. 1 n Cliesnut .Street, Pl.ihitlulpfiia.
No. 251 Broadway, New York; No. 75 Court
Stteel, Boston ; No. 13fi Cliesnut Sireet, Philj.
delph s Baltimore Street. Ba'limnre ; BrouU
way, Saratoga Spring ; No 50 L'aual Stieet,
New-Oileaiis ; Main Street Newport, R. I. And
Mam Street, Du Bucjue, Iowa.
CO.NSTlTCTING the iddest ami most Exter
sive Estahli-hment of the kind in ihe Worll,
and cimtaining more than a THOUSAND PO!t
TRAITS, eiula-iic'mg those of some of the nioi
distinguished individuals, in the I'niled States.
Admittance free.
This E-tatHihment hnving lieen awarded tha
Medal, Pour First Premium-, nod two "H-uhrtt
Ihiuirs'' at the Exhibitions at Boston, New Ymk
end ItiHadrlphia, rewpectively, for best, l'ir'.ure- and .
Apparatus, i thus officially sustained in the pnsi.
lion of superiority heretofore universally saHgned It
by the pidi'ie, as "First in the M'o7(."
Jone 28;h, 1815. ly
PIANOS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed aeent.
for the sale ,f CO.NR M) MEYER'S CEL.
EBRXTED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PI.
AN OS, at thi place. These Pianos have a plain,
maaaive and brauiiful exterior fiui-h. and, for dcp ii
and .weelness nf lone, and eleg mce nf workn.an.
ship, are not aurpasaedhy any in thel'ni'rd S ies.
The following i a recommendaiion from Cviii.
Dikts, s cell-tinted (avformer, and huustjf m.'l.
ufaciurer:
A C A 11 I.
Hatino bad the plea-ure nt trying the excel,
lent Ptatio Fortes manfictiired by Mr. Meyer, and
exhibited ni the I it exhibition of ihe Fr rtklin In.
ttlute, I feel it due to the true merit of the maker
to declare thnt these instrument are ipiite pi'',
and in some respects even wperjor, 'o n'l the Pi
ano Fortes, I saw at the capitals of Europe, and
during a sojourn nf two year ai Paris.
These pianos wiH be so'd at the manufacturer's
lowest Philadelphia prices, if not someihing lower.
Person are requested lo call and examine fop
themselves, hI Ihe residence of 'he suhrrih. r.
Sunbury. May 17. 1H15. H. B. MASSER.
liT'.laL THE
Beginners.
rilHE Milwcribers would respectfully inform tl.o
X Cilieen uf Sunbury and ihe public geiinr illy ,
that they have pu.rchused the shop of Mr. William
Hoover, in Market ntr.et, ore door west of the Pos
Office, where they will continue the
t'iliiiet-tfakiii lltivjliii'tw,
in all it Itr inches. The public may expect llicis
work done m ibe latest style. They ha- e, hv airii
attenlion to busimas, tj meiit a ttisre of publ.vt
patrnnngn,
fjfj Cmff'ms made to order on the shortest no' ice,
and country produce token in exchange for work.
WM. YOITNGMAN tV H C. MARTIN,
Ranlajry, May 17th, I W45. ly.
R e in o v a I .
1)H. J011V Y. VKU
RESPECTFULLY informs he r
Ittena of ur.l'Uy end its ttcini'y, t fir 4
he ha removed to the U uk Ilouse, ii
Ma4iet strut, f.rmetly uvrupied ly
Beujainin Hendii ks, cast of ihe alote f rtner y nc.
Cupi d by Millet A Marlz, and now by Ira T. Cle,
I ment, where he will be happy to receive cilia ir
I Ibe line of his profession.
Jianhuiy. Match S9ih 1S45.
ITEV" zijKT E T 1 1TG O ,"
riHE suhscrilers hive received, snd are now
X opening a spb udid assortment of the following
g ckIs
Saxony, Wilion and Velvet Carpeting '
Brusse' and Imperial 3 ply do CAR,
Eur siiierfine and tine Ingrains do I'E l'
Engli 'hshad d A Damask Venetian do l.NCi,
A on ric ill I aillcd and tig'd do J
Engtt.h liruvge'ts and Wo. leii Floor CI. ths
Siair and Paaee Hocking
Emhossel 1'iauo aud fable Covers
I.on Ion Cliemlle and Tuf'e l Rugs
Door Mall id' eveiy description,
ALSO,
A Is'ge ami 1 x'. n-ive i srurtmenl of Floor (,
Cloth', Irom one to right yanUwide, cut In ft ri.
ry descrii lion of room or pia-aea,
AIm, low price.1 Ingrsm (aieliiiga ft 0111 31) t i
65 J cents per yard, haiiiher wi h a latge and ext. n.
siva sssotiinaul of g.iod Usually kepi by C''j". l
merchant.
The shove gnn-la will be sold w'aolr-ala nr rdail
st the lowest matkcl prices, t'ouniry nnrch.ul
and o heia aie particulatly invited to call an, I ei.
mine our wl.n k hslo.e niaWu g then setec'ions,
CI. A KKaiON, RICH A Ml I.I.IG ' .
Surccss.ii to Joseph Blackwood, No. 1 1 1 CUcaiiui,
corner of Franklin Place.
Philadelphia, Ff b.2iJ, 1815.