Tnost who ari Kumtniro nox Riittiv
or intermitting Bilious Complaint, ihoulJ read the
following, mil be guided thereby t
Canst of Pain. Pain ia the consequence" of the
riertiun of the organ or pari where it ia present to
rtkiow off morbid or corrupt humors, for no pain
em niat but from the prcience of thone mattera
which aie of an unhealthy character. When we
ti pain in the head, in the bowels, or in any
part of the body, it only proves the pie pence of mat
(j'e which the blood ia trying to remove, and it ia
alms a ''t' wh'ch ia the occasion of pain. To be
lideflmty re.''" 'he anguish in proportion as the
mojrrtsf i.' r" ' Tf!,taret, and the aame may le
aid of all lulli" ,,hil" ''. Not o
wilh BranawtVa P."'! i,e ' "fe n " "
isiance of the Wed in i''in 10 ""'-charg. bad
tumof.oon(,twTlhe Dpfc ,h Principle. To re.
Iiee pain in Ihia way doe ni. ' !e,v h,J
fects. The Life Principle ia not reduced, nor are
the teeth destroyed ; but all the organ.' cle'twed
and their health injured,
fXj Purchase of H. U Msascr, 8iinbiirj, or of j
the agent, published in another part of thi paper.
I I M I),
In this place, on Monday morning tire 17th
inst., Mr. HAAS. 'relict of John Haas,
vlee'd.. agodabnut 77 year.
In Cumberland coimtv, some time since, !VfrS.
MARY .1AM'. RANKIN, wife of Dr. Rankin.
In Buffalo Valley. Union county, on the 11th
inst., VM. L. HARRIS, F.q., aged about 55
years.
0 TheHeceasel bad a wen under one of his
arms, and was. urged by his physician to have it
cut out, which he consented to, and died during
the operation, lie enjoyed good health, and was
able to work on his farm previous to having the
operation performed.
I ' '- ' L
mice cmtiitiXT.
CurrrftfJ weekly by Hairy Yojclhttmtr,
Wrist, .... 100
Rtr, f2
Cor, Ml
Oat, 35
Pur a, ....
FiAirr.n, ... . HaJ
Buttkh, - ... 14
E. .... .8
Hfkawax, .... 25
TlLOW, ... 10
Fta. ... .10
Hkcklkk Fla, . . 10
Dhikii ArrtF., - . 75
Do. PnacHKs, 150
Aaron ItoblnVN Estate.
ALT. prison indebted to the ea ate of Aar-n
Robins, bile of the borough nf Munhu'y , dee'd..
or having demand ai;aiiit id estate, are reques
ted to ie-ent ihe same to the subscribers for set
tlement, duly authenticated
JOSEPH C. RORIXS,
BENJ MIN ROBINS.
Sunbury, Nov. 22, 18 15 3t El'r.
ron sale,
THE auhserilier oilers for sale an Eight Horse
Power Engine, complete in all its pit. A
ply at Roth's tavern, 22 miles from Sunbury, on
tba turnpike road hading io pottsville.
ALBERT G. BRADFORD.
Nov. 22, 1845.
TEXICO & IVIES AS !
"THE CUV IS-flTXIsX. THEY COME."
COME WHERE! Why where do. you ii
pose but to the Cheap Store of Henry Maser,
in Market street, Sunburv. And for what purpose
lo you think they come! Why to buv cheap, to
I e sure and save t lea-t 30 ier rent. "They won't
do nnlltin' tine" because it is a well known fact
that at
HENRY MASSEH'S STORE
the very he-t articles are sold at the very lowest
prices. Now rome. one and all ; but don't alt r ine
at once, and JUDOE FOR YOURSELVES!
Where you will find a Splendid Assoitmei.t of
Fall and Winter Wry Ciood,
Just received, among whirh are the following : Su
p.' f fine I rnich Broadcloth: West nf England do.;
llesvy Braver do, a firm rle a ride for Overcoats,
and a great variety nf Wo.. I Dyed, Black and Fan
cy Cassimeres. Sattineits, Mousselin-J. -Isine-, Ri p.
de-lainee, Ca-hineren. Alpa.-e cVe &e, AUo, a
!eaiitiful aS'ortmeiit nf ('alicnes of the luteal sty ha
and pattern, whirh wi I he mid cheaper than ever;
abo, Wo den and nlber Shawla in g'e l variety,
from 40 cts. to f 10 ; a cenersl sssoriment i f Ho
s-iery, Ol.ives. rnsenders. Mitts, cVc., Ae a larre
assortnn'iit of Woinen'x. Men's ami Minns (iuin
tho. a. which will be sold cliciper than ever before
oir.7el.
He hs likewise, in sil lition to the above stork,
an extensive Htsortmeiit of Qurriywire, Hardware,
Satltllery ami f.'nxrriV. Sngn frnm h to 10. 12$
and 10 ct. ir lb tioo.l Curlee at tO, Veiy Heat
at 12. Also. N uls; H.ikif, Iron; S.imlera oi's ksi
t'ast Nteel; Etitfl h. Aoieriruii nml Sweeil Rlixier
1i. in short, every thing lut i- uually kept in a
Cnunfrv Kt.'re, all of winch will lie sold at very
vvilueed piires.
( t.'oornry Produce of all kinda taken in ei
liiiK for (iood'.
Hin biiiv, Nov.22d, 1S45.
HERE'S HOTEL,
Il iltRISItl UG, I'.i.
IIIEO b ave to infirm lha puhbc that I have left
Philadelphia, and am n w Incited in Harris
burir, the seal of the E lectin ve snd tState tj.ivern.
ment of Pennsylvania, where I now nrrupy the
spinous Hotel, recently kept by Mr. Matthew
Wilson. '
This sparimia building, having been purposely
planned and erected for a Hotel of the fiial class,
la not surpassed if equalled, by any similar est all
lishmeut in Ptnnsylvania ; and having undergone
thorough renovation, the parlors, room and
rhamhera are now fitted up in a style that com
bine rleganre with comfort and convenience.
My TABLE is pledged to l-e supplied with the
best fare ihe Maiketa ran produce i the charge at
the umi time being moderate a any of the best
regulated aatal lishmeut elsewhere. In shott, no
eisition (hall be pred on my part, or on the prl
of every inemlier of my househuld, to make il what
it should be, in the Capital nf one of Ihe most pop
ulous and interesting rhate of ihe Union,
With ihrse promisee, accommodation and faci
lities, and the fsct that the Hotel ia most eligibly
situated, I wiih confidence, most respectfully ach
at the patronage of lha Public.
' DANIEL HERR,
Lata of Herr'a Hotel, Chesnut at.. TbilwI.
JI.rri.bgrj, flo, 22, 1S15 3 -
THE subacrilior, editor and publisher of the Mi
ner's Journal for Ihe last siitaen years, has
been engaged for the last year, in collecting the
Materials for a work for whirh he ha secured
the copy right, in the following words t
"A History of the Anthracite Coal Trade of
Schuylkill and the adjoining Cnuntire, Ueolngical
and Statistical, acromnnnird with Maps of the dif
ferent ?ettions, the Improvements, Investmrnis,
f Capacity, iCrd embracing a complete and authentic
hitnry of the present time to which will be ap
iended Synopsia of the Iron Traile."
It is our intention to embrace every thing of in.
terest in the work, connected with the trade, up to
the beginning of the )ear 199. prepared and ar
ranged with view of coitinu'nS ' publication,
at perioda of five or ten yearn, wiiii "urrl dditiona
as the incressed trade will warrant. Theae br.in
rhesof trade have a-suniej an imortaiT which
will warrant such a publication. ami he le.'l "'
fident. that with the prrTeied aid of seveial ge t,,p
men and the statistics already in his posess.'"n.
will furnish the puhiic with a work, which, it not j
one of the most intrrea'ing in its details, it will h
of great vslue to those engaged and interested in
these brenchrs of liusimss.
A soon as the Maps. Ac. are prepared, and some
il. a ran be formed of the prohxhle expeiiee of pub
fishing the work, proponda will be issued fur Ihe
sa.'oe.
AH the trarts of Coal I md will be designs
led on Ihe M ip of the Schuylkill Coal Region,
which will accompany the work.
BE.NJ. BANNAN.
Pottsville. Nov. 22, l4.r).
Orphan'1 Court SnU
"JN pursuance of in order of the Orphnns Court ;
ol JNortliumtierlaiiil rnun'y, will Ik1 t vposeil to
puhiic sale, on Thursday the I Nth day of December
nci. at the lute residence of Abraham Rothermel,
dee'd., to wit : A certain trsft of find sl'iiate in
Little Mahonoy township, Noriluiiiiherbind countr,
adjoining lauds nf Solomon Dunkelbernpr, laroh
INker and the heirs of Daniel Herb and mountain
IhuiI. containina two hundred and i'orty-sn acres
and forty nine perches, on which aie erected a two
story big houe, a bank barn seventy feel bum bv
tliiriy-si in width, and a small nrchtrd. Also, at
he ssme time and place, the one undivided fourth
part of strict of unimproved land aitua'e in the
township and county fnri said, contsininsf four
hnn.trcil and ten seres and tliirtynlne perchca. sd
joining lands nf Michsrl B.d'b. fulomi.n Dressier
and others. L.ite the estate of Abraham Rother
mel, itee'd.
The above tract of 24(5 srres is handsomely In
rsted, and well adupted to nMntifiirlutiug purp ses.
The Mahonoy Creek runs through the property,
atliirdini eirellent water pnwer lor milling and
other purposes.
Sale to commence at 10 o'rlock, A. M. of said
day, when the conditions of sale will be made
known bv WM. ROTHERMEL.
Nov. 15th. 145. St Adm'r.
Iii Hie Court ol Common IMcum
For Korthumtierliiwi Cmtnfy, 1'eimnyivaniu. A'o
A. January Tem ISIlt.
Cusper Ad&ms, ji. .unl Fru.lerick Adams,
M.
John Adams, Peler A duns, Samuel Adams, Jarob
Trayer, Catherine F-'l, William Lirbiick and
Elizabeth his wife, Peter Sirasser and Magdalcna
his wife, (Samuel Startzel and Susannah hi wife,
and Elenor Adams.
ON motion of W. J. fireenouph, conrt grant a
rule on the parties interested, to appear by
the first day of next term and 1iow rau-e why the
land of Casper Adam-, der'd., should not he taken
at the appraisement by the heirs entitled lo I lie
s ime, or he sold.
dinned from the Record, and rertified Nov.
3d. I45. SAMUEL D.JORDAN.
Nov. 15. IS45. fit Proth'v.
6l'lllau, Court Sale.
Valuable llcnl Estate
FOR SALE.
IN pursunnrc of an oritur nf the Oiphans Curt
of Northumbeiland county, will be eipused t
public sale, at the public horn of Yaleiitme Paul,
in l'ier Mahonoy township. NonhuniheiUiul co.,
on Wednesday, the 10th day nf Decemlr neii,
at 10 o'clock, A. M., Ihe following described pro
perty, to wit :
A certain plantation or tract of land, ituale part
ly in Upper Mahonoy lownnhip, Northumberland
county, and partly in l'i per M ihontango township,
in the county of fchnylk II, on the State road lead
ing fmm Poliaville to Fisher's Ferry, and about 21
miles from the former pi ice, siljoiniuc lands of John
Mnnrer, the hiers of John Dii-hl, (Iioice Hover,
John Waegnner and others, con'aining 272 ncres
and 20 p rches strict measure, ah.iul 210 screw of
which are cleared arid in a high elate of cultivation ;
w hi re. hi are erected a large two story brick Tavern
llooi-e and Ivitrben. a larce bank bam 100 feet
j lone, a frame waicon shed ami Number I irge frame
sKed j also a largo and rirellent (iiisl Mill and a
j frame house near said mill, and also two ricellent
J orchards. The slmve properly is very beautifully
and advanUgeouslv situated, anJ is ail excellent
Farm Tavern S and.
Also: At the same time and place, another cer
tain tract or piece nf land, silj -mini; Isnd now of
(iideon Adams, of Jrc.iU 1 surer and others, cmi
laininj 10 acres and 100 m rches strict measure, nil
nf winch is rlrsred (being meadow laud) and in a
high statu of cultivation.
Also: At the same lime and place, a certain
tract of timber land si'U-ite in Upper Mahomy
township aforesaid. Nilj iinuii! l.mUnt ShIoiiiom II
warier, John nn.lFrli Maurer, (Senre Solder
and nlhers,- rontsiuing (17 acres and 146 parches
strict measure.
Also: At the house of Samuel Herb, in T - it I
Mahonoy township, Norihuiolierlsud county, on
Moiiilay th'- 8th day of I le-einln r neil, a ci nam
tract of land siiuale in Little Mahonoy town hip
afoiesald, on Big M.h 'nov ('reek, silj inin? binds
of Jc. b Hil' i-h, Mirhail llol b and others, ton
laining 179 acres snd 5!i ri hi .tiii I rm ai-ure,
shout 100 acres nf which are rlenird; wheieon ara
ere. led a larce two story big hocae ami kiti h. n,
(rough cast) a large bank hau a'lont 0 feel long,
panned red; also a ari;e and ricellenl first Mill,
an eirellent saw mil, a dinlerv,e blackmi:h
shop and a laige snd i icelleiil nrch ird
Also Another re i lain tract of bind. adj. dn'ng
Ihe last above drrrited I'scl. land nf Michael llnl.li
and ntbers, routaiiiing 250 scies and 1 3:t ierrhr
a net niea-ure, about 100 acres ol which are clear
ed ( whereon are rrerlcd a laage two story frame
house, nearly new, a large frame bank barn, a ful
ling mill and carding machine; and alse, two small
log houses and stable. There ia also large and
eirellent orchard Oil said piemisea.
Also: At ihe same time and place, another aer
tain tract of land, situste in Little Mahonoy town
ship afureaaid, adjoining lands of Henry eiwinrbart,
the heira of Ab'iu Roihernirl, dee'd. and others, con
taining 1 82 arrea and 37 peiche atrirt measure, a
bout 1 20 acre of which are cleared and in high stale
of cultivation whereon are erected a two story log
house, a large new bank barn about 80 feel long,
painted red, and an orcbsid. The big mahonoy creek
pasar through said Hact, and creates an eicellent
water powei for nulling and other purposes.
'I be term of sale will las mad known on the
day of sale aforesaid. Bv order nf the Court.
EDWARD OYSTER. C'lk O. C.
DANIEL HERB, jr.,
ADAM HERB,
Ji- b,l - tii.islralnra,
t, BID, io.v v,
Btr.t. HtKT, A0 Litt.
lAsi or Staple and Fancy
STATIONERY,
fieeelved by late Arrival from tsmdon and Paris,
and offered lo Ihe Trade only, by
SAlITJEL SART'&CO.
(Successors to L. I. Cohen cY Co..) No. 37 South
' Fourth Street, above Chesnut Street,
PHXLADBLPHIA.
SEU-INO WAT, Red, Black, White. Scartrt,
Fancy rolored and Spangled j 10, 20 and 4
sticks to the lb. The assortment comprise 3G dif
ferent kinds.
Wafers in Ih. papers, superior Scarlet, superior
Red. Black and asa Tied Fancy colors of the follow,
ing size! Nole. Sma'l Note, Pes, Large Pea, Mi
nion or Dotl S also Notarial Wafers. 4 sizes.
Transparent. Cameo and Fancy Wafers in boxes.
Inks, Walkden's and Arnold' snuerior Black
Writing, Japan, Blue. Copying and Still Pen Ink
in 2 3, 4, 8. If. and 32 07.. stone botiHU
cuHMor iirmine Ink, maile by Uuyot in Paris
and Arnold in London, in gl isa bnttN e.
Bonn's and Arnold' Indelible Ink, without pre?
pai.ition.
W'nlkden'e Oenuipe Bluck Ink Powder.
Oliss l'k. blown and cut, of every variety,
French an ' Enel'ah.
Triv. llmg Ii'kst and, upward of 20 different
jiatterns.
Papier Msche, B "onie and China Pump Ink
standi, in great variety. ,
Pen Rai-ks, Bronze ati'l Imitntion, viion sizes.
Portfolios, 4to, rap arid irmi, with and without
lucks, in great variety.
Wafer Stamps, of Ivory. A'etetable Ivory. Bone.
Eh my and Cocoa, all sizes with plain and cross
cut brass ends. .
ttlass M'rt'o Seals, a very eitem'ivw vsrietv.
Folders, plain Ivory and Bone; (5 7 8 and 9 inch.
Reading Knives, plain and carved .'ory and
Pearl of various siz.'S.
Prepsnd India Rubber. CO and 40 ca-k to 'he l.
Copying Paper, Turnei'a best A and 5j lb . Irini
and 7 lb double crown.
Tiuc Paper, Turner's superior While snd Ci'
Inred, various tint-, put tip separately.
Wiiting Paper, Engli.h Blue laid and Wove, fi
lio. rap nod 4to pol nf the bet qnali'V-
Super White and Blue Wove anil Tinted El
In Satin Surf.ice, gdl edge 4to post, 8vo and Ifimo,
Enchah piper.
Valencia, or Lace Edge Note paper. 8vo ,V Ifimo
English and French Saiin Poat with black bor
der and edge. 4to and 810.
Blue and White Wove French Quarto Posts, a
larce a-sortmcnt.
Plain snd Fancy French Note Paper of every
variety and siz.
Envilopie, English snd French plain and fancy,
in great variety.
Fancy French Papeteries, furnished with Nolo
paper Envelope, Wai, Wafers, &c. Ac, 25 dill'cr
rnt varieties
English Laid Blot;ng Paper.
Whatman's Superior Turkey Mill Drawing Pa
per of the followng sizes, viz: Foolscap 13 X I fi.
Demy l5e-,20. Medium 18X23, lioval I'.I X 24,
Sup.r Roval 19 X 27. Imperial 21 X 2!, Elephant
23 X 27, Ciliimhier 23 X 34. Atlas 2f. X 33, Dou
ble Elephant 27 X 40. Auriqiurian 31 X 52.
Colored Crayon lper, Kovsl, various tints.
Superior Kiistol Boards made of Whatman's pa
per, of the following sizes and thickness ; cap, de
my, medium and roval 2. 3 and 4 aheet.
Embossed Bristol Boards of various sizes
Perforated Uris ol Board, white ami tinted, fine
medium and coarse perforation.
French Tmciug Paicr, royal, columhier and dou
ble rlrphmt.
Conte's BUck Chalk Crayons No. I, 2 and 3.
Red and While tirayons.
Painting Buhes, superior English and French
camel's hair, English Sables of various qualities,
fl .l ramel'a hair brushes in tin.
Mathematical Instruments, London mske, in ma
hogany and fi-h skin esses. The assort mint cum
prise 15 dillerent kinds.
Water Colors a complete assortment of News
man's genuine colors in rssks and boxes Black
man's Water Colors in various sizes, sliding, hook
and lock and key boira.
Toy Culms in great variety, of sliding and hook
plain and fancy limes.
Mezotiuto and Pink Saucer, leather and p iper
(tumps.
Chessmen, plain and carved ivory, bone and
wood, of all sizes.
Backgammon and Diaught Boards of various si
zes and qiulil e-i.
Dominoes, 14 16 18 and 20 line, of various qua
lities. Steel Pens, flillou' and other makers, on cards
and in boles, n I .rje and comp'ele assortment.
Steel Pen Holders, plain and fancy of every va
riety. Porcelain Slates, 12 different sizes in motocco
and wood fi anics ; also, in pocket book form.
Diamond poln eJ fio'd Pens of various qualities.
Card Cases, a large assnnnn nt of French and
English make, plain and inlaid.
Ne Plus Ultra Travelling Writing Deks, 10 12
II snd Hi inches, with snd without dres-ing ca e.
Portable Travelling Leather Dressing Cases, a
great varii ty.
Suwrior Prepared Writing Parchment of the
following e 101 X IfiJ. 16 X20, 20 X 24,
24 X 2t. 28 X "2 ai d 30 X 36
Fancy Pa er plain and embns-ed gold and ail
ver paper, r d and assorted colors morocco p a't,
fancy colored embossed paper, plain French highly
glazed fancy rnlored pita-rs, Ac,
Fine Screen Hand Irs nf various patterns and great
variety, some of entire new sivle.
i Hair lliushrs nf (tiperior London-make, a large
i assortment.
j Ladies' Companions or Portable Work Cases,
1 completely tilted.
I Miioamre Ivories of finely cut French, viz; 24
. 27 oil 33 nd 45 hues.
I Iv. rv Tablets of various sizes, with the dvs of
the we, k.
Mittllic Menvirsodlim Books nf 4 s zes.
Rulers of round bard wood, 12 15 18 21 and
2t inches.
Scotch Penknife Hones in paper and wood cases,
of virilism sizes.
Writing Materials of d mak steel, with agate
and enamelled handles, in limriM-ro cases,
Poume wood and ivory pounce boles, red tape,
japan end rucks, letter clips, mouth clue, bat ledum
and birds, di-iected maps and pictures round g imp-,
wafer cups, gum lati'ls, china pallets and tiles, dice
cups, diaughiinen, port rrayons, dividers, protrac
tors, scales, English toy books, Ac. Ac. .
A'. II. J- Co. ure Sole Agcnti for the following
articles, Manufactured by L. I. Cohen.
Superior Patent Ivory Suifare Playing Cards
Eaghs, Hsrry VIII, Decatur, Merry Andiew, High
landeis, Players, Presidents. French and Spanish-
Ihe court cards with cither sing'e or double heads
and printed in gold or colora, manufactured of Ihe
best materials bv an improved method, thereby giv
ing ihem a peifect slip nd nuking them mora an
lid and durable, which renders them the most J-lea-(ant
playing cards manufactured.
Piain Enamelled Burnished Cards from No 1 to 8
Enamelled (.old Bordered Carda front No 1 to 5.
Burnished Suif ice Mourning Cauls fin No t to 3.
(lilt Edge Visiting Cards fiutn No 1 tu 3.
Ivory Surface Cards, white anJ tinted, fui I lo 8.
Plain Piintera' Catds from I t 6,
I-' ' 0 '' "viui djiwipg l"!, m.nl:.
.i s mens sr... " , .-cil, mtuu
fnctured from the pure Cumberland lead, of the fol
lowing degress of hardness: a. uii.hhu. Ha. . a.r.
(iTico Writing Pencils.
Red Chalk Pencils.
Ptent Improved Everpoint Lead for pencil ca
e of all siz.i a
(CT They are ronstanlly rereiving from Europe
addition lo their Stock, and rcprrlfully invito
purchaser lo rail and eiamine for themselves.
QlJ" If. Co. have just published the laugh
ble tisme of What d'ye Buy. by Profe-sor Punch ;
also the National (lame of the Star Spangled Ban
ner they also have ihe acrency for the following
popular games which they olTer lo the Trade at
publisher' prices, viz: Dr. Bushy; Mansion ol
Happincs-; American Eagle; Master Rodbury and
his pup Is; Characertelic nf Distinguished Per
ons; Pope and Pagan; Scripture History llluatra
led; The (Jame of Heme; Th" lllns'raird Alpha
bet; Pickwick Cards; 8hk-pere in a new Dress;
Orarbr of Fo-tune; Race uf Improvement; Sirile of
CJenius; Robinson Crusoe; Cards nf Magi; also,
Abbott's new aeries of Drawing (lards; Christmas
Cards or (Joed and Bad Passions; Merry Came of
Trip to China; (.ante of American Revolution.
Philadelphia, Novemlier 8th, 1845. lm
Snrcraisj orilif Sugar Coated Indian
VeiH'laUlO IMIIs.-Av ot.n tsAur or 70
If this it nut hrlitrrj, prnplr would nut brieve Mr
one roC from the dead to proclaim p,
('tz.F.vnvi , July 2t'h. 1814.
I HAVE used forty botes of Brand rth's Pills,
and half as many more of diffi rent kinds, but
the whole have not bencliited me so nuich as two
boxes of the -Sugar Ci ated Indian Vege able Pills.'
Tltey seem to strike right at the foundation of my
disease, which is of a bilious character
IRA Al.VOKD.
'I bis old gentleman settled Cazenovi 50 year
"go.
qT CAUTION. -A a miserable imitation h is
been mule, by tbn naiue ot -'fugir t'oated Pills,"
it is ut rcM iry lo be sure that Dm. (t Br.ij Smith's
simian ue ia on ev. rv box. Price 25 cents,
P1inc1p.1l Ollice, 1?!M ireelitvieh si N-w York.
S. dd by JOHN W. FRII.INO. .ViirnWr.
WM. FORSYTH E, X.rlhumd.
Nover.nler 15lh. IS45.
db u. qiw.
or
itcl'.t:"ji:3e?vL-itd.
A Dl VI I lEN D nf four per cent, b is been llijs
1- tin v dccl ired out of the proli of the IiikMu
lion for the ,' i-t sit months, payah'e on demand to
the storkhuh lets or their leg d r. pres. ntatives.
.1. R. PKIESTI.EY,
Nov. 4. 18 15 l.Vh. 3t I'a-bier.
AdiMlnlv-lralor'N Xotirr.
A I.I, per 'ns having unseitled arconn's with
R"berl F arnsworth. dee'd., Uie nf Shamokin
township. Nnr humherland county, are requested
to present them to the sulwcriber, administrator of
said dec d.. at hn : resilience in Sunbiwv, inime lijip
ly ; or at the late residence of said dee'd., on Satur
day, the 22d Nov. inst.
JOHN FARNS WORTH.
Nov. 8th, 1815. 3l Adm'r.
ON the ro.nl li .ling Irom hamokintown to
Slambach'a ol ,' tivern.or on the turnpike be
tween there and Ihe public house of Philip Wassrr,
or on Ihe town-hip r 'at hvtw-rn there and Dan
ville, a large Leathei Pocket Book, containing a
number of paiers. viz : Notes, Transfers, Receipt",
Ac, which are of no ise In any other person but
the owner. Any persor finding the above descri
bed Pocket Book, and I caving it at Shamnkiii or
Sunbury, will be suitably reward-d.
V. D. (JEARHART.
November 8ih, 1845. 3t
Tin, Mit't't-lro'i and Sloir
MANUFACTORY.
THE subscriber continues to manufacture Tin
Ware in all its vsriet y ; also, Sheet Iron
Stoves, Pipe, Ac. He also keeps constantly on
hand J tpau'd Ware, such as Waiters, Bread Trays,
Toys, cVe.
S TOVES. Knickerlaicker Cooking Stoves for
coal or wood, superior to any now 1:1 use; na,
Wood Stoves, Coal do., Siove Pipo nf Russia or
Atneiicaii Iron, Hoop Iron, Clay ( 'ylendrrs, Ac Ac.
Persons in want of Stoves hint other articles in
his line, are invited lo dll Im Ioi e purchasing rise
where. D. M. KKAUTHiAM.
Noithumhcrland, Nov. 8, 1815. 3l
To PurrliaMT of
DRY GOODS.
fit HE subscrilier, No, 121 Pearl street, New
aL York, having established a Branch at No. 23J
South S.-rond at., Philadelphia, is now opening,
and will he constantly receiving from the New
York Auctions, an extensive assortment of
-FANCY ic STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold at ihe lowest New York pners
al wholesale and Retail. Among Ira slock will be
found a good assortment nf ihe followii-g articles;
Jncronets, Plaid, Hair Cold, Lace, Stripe, B ak,
Swi-s and Tarlaian Muslins, lln-h p and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nells, Fancy and Ball Dresses,
Thread Laces, Application Do., t'ch B ack Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Limn Cambrics,
Linen Cambric Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashmeie
d'Ecus-e, Mouseliue de I. nine. Nik and Cntlnu
Warp . I ai'cas, O.U a-n's Cloth, (Jala Plaids,
French Merinos, lldck filks, (.loves. Si k II0.0,
Shawls, Cisva's, Ribbon. Etnbrniilerii s. Ac, Ac. I
Connlrv Merchants and other vUi'mg I'liil .del 1
t Inn or New Yoik to purchase, a'e resjacilully in
vited to call ami i iaintiie the n.-ika.
Nov. 1. ImI.V ly li. II. MOORE.
Notice
NOW .11 M.n by ihese Piesn.ls. That I.
Robert CI ne. ol the township of J irk soil,
in ttiecouniv ol Niutliiiinbi r and, mi.l stain nl I'a ,
in roiisiilerui 111 ol iln sum el' r2ti0 50, to me 111
baud pud I')' M ubew Clare, nf ihe Town nf Dan
vile, 111 the c-'urily of t'olno In ., al mul M ire the
eu-eslii g and di hveruig ol tboe prese. Is, Itie re
ceipt wbrreof I do hereby . cknoa . J ji-, bive bur
guliied, sold, r. lea-ed. giiinted and coulirined, and
by these preseipa do barg 1111, sell, rele ., grsut and
coiilinii unto ihe said Mallirw t!lare all the goods,
household s Ull and loipli inenls of household, and
all goi d and rbal'i'ls wh ilsiH-ter luenlioiied nil. I
expressi d ill Ihe schedule hi r unto aniirn it, to
hae and to hold all and singular, the gmids, Ac,
and every of Ihem by these preent. bargainnl, sold,
released, granted and coiifntned unto Hie said Ma.
ibew I I ire, lo hi only proper use i.n.l behoof, his
bei'i, eiecutors, aduiiuistialora and assigns, due.
ver. In wiuies whereof I have art my hand and
stf.d, this 27th day ul Octoler. A. D. lt-45.
Wiineas present, ROBERT CLARE.
Eli Thmjo.
One dun Mare, 1 gray Mare, I bay ('nil, 4 Cows,
4 Calves, 8 Sheep, 2 Hogs, I Waggon, 1 set nt
Harness, 2 Plows, 8 Harrows. 20 acres of Wt.rst
in the ground, 7 acres Rye, 200 bushels ('urn in
the crib, 2 slacks outs, 1 slack wheat, 40 bushel
Wheat in the barn, 1 bra- Clk, I Barrow, I ma
hogany Table, now remaining and being in Jack
son township, in the county of Northumbet land,
aud state aforeid. ROBERT CLARE.
Witness pr.senl.-E li Th sua, Micu.il Begun.
Nov. 1, IH15.-.4I
LV 7 111 AT- Tl higlie.1 price given fCr
Wheat, ai the store of II. MASSEH,
A new supply of Rose Oiuttneot just KW.vt-il.
Not. Bib, IS 15. '
To flic Public.
A NEW VOLUME
OF THR
NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROB,
Will commence on Saturday, Oct. 1 1A, 1845.
Tkm: Three Dollar per annum in advance,
OR,
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'' 10 00
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r nely edited with panicultr rsre, and with more
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suhsciibeis. We shall publish more tales, and less
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litv as well ss 1 1 improve the quality of what we
give to our readers.
We shall endeavor tu m ike.
THE NEW. YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
A diversiliiil, entertaining, instructive and vdu ihle
rhronicleof the times, nrroinr tl: wsi'trsn, n
a from for binding m one or two volumes at the end
nf the car.) nmn w hich neither labour, time, talent,
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riehed with original contiibutions the life, spire
and spirit nf ihe foreign journals and contain sll
ihe news, intelligence and variety nflhedarly sheet,
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earliest mads, in sluing wrappers. In every part nf
Ihe United Slates and Canada, Vntlnnefrre with
in ihi-ty mtb s nf New Ymk. All communications
shoubl lie inlilnsMil purl paid, to Morris. Willis A
FulUr. rorner Ann and Nassau streets. New Y'ork.
AIR TIGHT STOVES.
Tht tttvt in ffte U 'vrld ;, VUnnUncw Cuwurt
V. J. T V X I) A T. E,
No. 97 r-oi in S,con Sr., PHILADELPHIA.
HAS now on hand a lari-e a-sonment nf OUH'S
Celebrated Patent AIR Tlt.HT S I'OVE".
to whi.U n would call the ntteu'ion of every true
lover of romlort and economy, f.. which qiial tes
Ihev cannot lie eipial'ed bv anv Stove in the world.
Thcv are n light Stove, and can be ronvenien'ly
carried to any distance, and being constructed for
ihe use of wood, they are pari cularly adapted to a
sick room.
Many thousands of this Stove being now in Use,
their good qualities aie ton well known to need
puffing.
Mr It half, is the first nuthorized agent in
Philadelphia, and has been making them constant
ly for the lal live or sn yeats. There can lie no
fear nf not getting the genuine Stove of him, and
they arc sll warranted to give entire satisfaction.
No Air Tight Stoves are genuine, without a brass
pi ile Willi the Inventor' name and date uf the
Patent.
He ha also on band a large assortment of Cook
Siovks, I? ni runs, and all kinds of Fancy Coal
Stoves, at (he Old Establishment, No. 97 South
Second above Walnut street.
Philadelphia, Nov. I, 1815, 2m
J O II X li. ST II Y K Ell.
(if Ihe. Lite firm if rwh!rk UlryctT, nml
MrtHrr ,y mc,
11 AS resumed ihe holes ile Dry (sond Busi
A liess, and now oilers for sale, at Nos. 12 and
1 1 Bank street, Philadelphia, adjoining Myers,
Claghorn A (J 's Auction Store, No. 78 Market
street, a general assortment nf Dry Uootfs, chiefly
puichase.l ai miction, at a very small advance for
cah, or rity -irreplanres.
Believing that his long ripeiience in purchaairg
will eiinhle him to sell his (roods at the lowest Mars
kit piires, be invites bis obi friends, and Other
wis' ing io buy, to favor him with a call.
Philidelphi 1. Nov. I, 1815. bin
Watc-lieM, Jewelry, Ac. iVr.
rilIE subscriber olU-rs for sale, at the lowest .ri
L ces, a huge ai d general assortment nf (iold
and S (ver Leer, Lepine and other kinds of
Wslches; Jewdry, Silver Ware, Ebony and tsilt
M .inli I Cl icks, and Mus cat Botes playing from
two to ten tones ; Benedict A Barney' Diamond
Pointi d (iold Pen-; WulchmAcr.' Tools, Files
sud Materials.
Orders from the country are solicited, and will
be cuelu'ly attended to. JOHN (. FA Kit,
112 Chesnut st., Philadelphia.
Nov. 1. 1815. 4n
.HIS KIM I V. JOXKS,
.Vo. 18 Nurth Alh street, it few doors above Market
lrrrt,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAS conl inlly on hand a very large assort
ment nf Looking (il-is-rs. Baskets, Cedar Ware
and Fancy tioojs, which will be sold wholesale al
the vi rv lowest price-.
N. B Looking Classes insured to any part of
the connlrv, without charge.
Nov. 1,1815 Oin
li e rieomiiund all of anr frii mix visilinii Ihe
city, to volt al I lie I'ikiii Ciiinpaitt's Stirre,
mid Imj in a supply of their Initios 'Vtat.
111:: rt:tii ti:a iompaw.
No. dll, Soi-tii Suimi Sthikt, Betwetu Market
ami t 'hesnul,
-PHILADELPHIA,
TTA'K c iiistai.tly on hand, sud for h',
l 2 holesuie mid Retail,
A VARIEI Y OY CHOICE FRESH TEAS,
41 I.oit r rlt vh,
according to ibe qu-ib'y, than Ibey can be bought
lor ai a"V oihci es iblisliinent in the city.
j 'l'i:s, riclusivelv, are sold at ih'a house,
snd sever I v r ein s wbi -li cannot be obtained else
where. Any Teas which jlo 11 I give iniie satis,
de ion c.n tie returned and eichauged, 01 the m.s.
I rv w ill lie reluudiiil, '
The citii iis nf Noilhuinberl and county are re
sMrifully invited to giv u. a call.
(J B. ZIEBER.
Agent for the IVkin Tea Company.
Philadelphia, Sept. 27th, 1845. ly
CALVIN HliY'rilK,
ATTCB.1TE7 jLT LTT,
W ill practice in the seur.l Court of lha City
and County f Philadelphia.
His otl'ne is at No. S5 South FOURTH Sneel,
between Chesnut snd Walnut streets.
Phil idelphia, Sept 20ih, 1845 3in. '
AK IRON Juat received and for (ale, cheap
fnrca-h,by HE.VRY MASSER.
Sunbury, Sept. 20, 1845.
17M. 4 K n . I T he b i g heiTjuirVwi U hi
" Riven for FUl Seed, at the alore of
Aug H. 1845 II E N R Y MASS E R.
Ll ll. ul a .nia-nor uahty, rail nuw ba I'--1
sUUi l.ime Kiln or lleury Master. , yUn
tur' U I7,'il5.
I Basaar.a' V XHairnnaa certain earn for
J worms tn fe, ait.' ery pleasant to lake.
2. (iinsnv's Ev,"M lr"". which remove (Ireasi,
of all kinds, Dry Pal it. Tar, Varnish nml Wai.
from carpers or from Ci' th't"g, without itijuring lha
color or the cloth.
3. Lnviio Flt PseH--lheleat thing known
for killing flic and musipi t " s.
4. A certain Destroyer i'f . O. Mire, Roachi a
and Ante, and another of B 'd Bugs,
5. Oi'vs)' Sprcirto for a 'ur stomach, Teat
Rum and Water Brash, by on" who had suit; red;
thirtren year, before, he discovert" I t ha cure.
Dr. Stiviw' Onus Oimt.mic.t fur thePd.cs.
II has never failed In cure.
7. Ilvaaisov's Tr.TTr.n Wish.
8. BncMo.vn's I.viikliblk I.aK, without
rival,
9. Tn CoMFottnn ('oth-kctiov or Fir, a .
just the medicine for children and for women, it i
so ulrasant to ink',
10. Buck's Vr.u f.t a n lk A xti bilious Pn.ts.
11. (ii'srw's Emoi.mf.mt Wateii-proop Psstk,
for Harness, Boot, Ac. Il softens the leather, ami
keep out ihe water,
12. Poor Mas' STREvoTiiF.'uvn PneTrn.
13. JacksoVs Diarriiika Miitcre, whicli
rurc Ihe worst Diarrhrea in a few hours,
II. Jackson's Disktart MurrRs, a cem
tain and speedy cure for Dyaenlcry ond Suinmi r
('omplaint.
The Hlmve vafttabi articles are sold who'esali
snd retail, bv L. C CUNN, No. 1 South V flk
ilreel, l'hiladi liiawosie Stori kerjiers and n.
thers will be supp ied with pure African ('avenue,
Pepner, Arnica Flowers, Drugs, Paints, Oils, (ilassj
and Varnishrs. at the lowest pricca. Terms only
ca-h. fj Cut out the advertisement, and bring
it with you.
Philadelphia, July 19th, IS 15. ly.
lUilal K V K A X 1) 1, I V i r.
THOMSON'S
CoiiipouiKl Syrup ol" Tar t VI ool
IVapllia.
flHE unpreredrnled siirces ofthi- medicine, in
I the restorntion nf heiibh, to those who, in des
pair, had given up all hopes, has given it an exal
ted reputation above nil other remedies, furnishing
evidence of its intrinsic value and power, as the on
ly agent whirh ran he relied upon for the cine of
Pulmonary Consumption, Broiichitf is, Aihma,
Pain in the side and Breast, Spitting uf Blood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Ac,
Attention is requested to the following ASTON.
ISHINC; CURE, bv Thomson' Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Napthn '. !
Vr'A.i'r ),;, Mm ol, 1H11.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With grateful
feelings I inform you nf the astonishing effects of
your medicine, which has literally raisid me from
adealh-bcd! My disca-e, Pulmonary Consuiup.
tion, had reduced mo so low that my phyieciiiti pro.
no. Hired my rase hoioless ! At this junction I he.
gan to u-eyour medicine, and miraculous as il may
seem, it has completely restored me to health, slier
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours.
WASHI.Nfil ON' MACK.
Charlotte street, rImvc fieotge street.
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his tulleriivs, bear
witness lo the astonishing rlli-cU uf Thomson'
Compound Syrup of Tar, and the truth of the s
hove statement.
JOS. WINNER, 318 North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, 42 Almond street,
HUGH MCINLEY, S. E. corner Tamany
and Fourth streets.
Prepared only by S. P. Thomson, N. E. c, rnrr
of 5th and Spruce streets, Phi'udo'phi.i.
Agents. II. B. M.isser, Siinbiiiy ; D. (ir.ws,
and Dr, Marpherson, Hsrrishurg ; Jno. (!. Brown,
Pottsville; Ceo. Earl, Reuliug ; Houston A Mi.
on, Towanda, Bradford county, I'a. Price 50 cento
per bottle, or f 5 per dozen.
(Jp Itnrnre of all imitations.
Philadelphia, June 2Sth, IMS. ly
TERMS REDUCED.
DAG VER It I A A' (iALl.EllY if Vuhnt l're,i.
um Colored likenrMS, and I'lwtograpkie
Dcjiat 1
Xo. 130 Chesnut Street, riiil:leliiia.
No. 251 Broadway, New York; No. 75 Court
Street, Boston ; No, litfi Chesnut Street.
delphl ; Baltimore Street. Baltimore ; Itioiil
wjy, Saratoga Springs ; No 5li Canal S.icet,
New-Orleiiiis ; Main Street Newport, R.I. And
Main Street, Du Buque, Iowa.
CONMTITUTINd the oldest and most Ellen,
ive Establi-hment uf the kind in Ihe World,
and containing more than a THDl'SANH POR
TRAITS, embracing those of sonic nf the tno.t
distinguished individuals, in the United Stutes.
Admittance free.
This Establishment hiving la'rn awarded lh
Medal, I'uur First Premiums, snd two "H'ntt
Ihiiur'' al the Eihibi'.ions ut Boston, New-York
and I'hiladelphia, respectively, for best Pictuies ami
Apparatus, is thus olilci illy sustained in the posi
tion of superiority heretofore univers.dlv us-igned it
by the public, as "First in the World."
June 28th, 1845. ly
P I A N O S.
rilHE SUBSCRIBER has bren appointed apent,
I for the sale of CtlNRAD MEYER'S CEL.
EB RATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PI.
ANOS, at this place. These Pianos have a plain,
massive uml brautiful exterior fini-h. and, fiirdept!i
and swerlni sa of tone, and elegance of workman,
ship, are not uruissed by any iu the United Siaies.
The following is a recommendation fioui Cahi.
Dikts, a celebrated perfurtner, and himself a mat),
ulscturcr ;
A V A K I).
Havirs had the pleasure id trying the cice'.
lent PlHiio Fortes maiifactured by Mr. Meyer, an.' .
rthibltrd al the l ist rxhibi'ion of the Fr .nklin I 1 .
stitute, I feel it due to the true limit nf the m.U f
lo ileclaie that thesd iustruments aie quite m;ii ,
and in some resiircis even supcrim, to ail iIk I k
alio Fottes, 1 saw at the capitals of Pu'ope, on. I
during a wyourn of two years at Paris.
These Piano will be .old t the maiiufscturcr'si
lowest Philadelphia prices, if not some hiu lower.
Persona are requested o call and etauiii.c for
themselves, si the re-i lence of he subx-nlvr.
Sunbury, May 17, 1815. H. B. MASS Elf.
iii:i,i Tiir:
Beginners.
1111 E suWrtbers would respeclfolly mfixm ihei
. Cilirens of Sunbury and the ul be g. ner by,
lh.it It ej h vh purchased the shop nf Wilbsinj
Hoover, in Market sin et. ore door we t ol the Pgt
Ollice, where tbrv will ituitiuue tha
C'nliiiicl-IIaKiii? !'i!ics
in all its branche. The public niav rijot their
work done ut the latest t,l , Ttiey hop, by sum t
attenti.Mi u buHUe- u mciit, ' '.kisty vi pul'l
pationage,
Motrin, made lo ord ,f on '
aud country produce t-k-i-i. .n eivbi"'J''t ' " ' -
M. YOUNtiMAN vV H. tMAlUlN.
feunbury, My 7iU, I sl.---