tattatta f Coal Region. ' '
The last number of the Pottsvill Jonrnal it
filled with coal itatiatict and the cenint of the
towns So the coal regions, from which we ga
ther the following facta I . .,
- The town of Pottsville had at the beginning of
the present year, a total population of 5,221, an
increaleof 887 in five years. The rate of increase
ha not been to great in Pottaviile a it ha been
ia come of the neighboring mining town, but it
ha assumed more the character of a business
place. ' The' number of licensed hotel baa de
creased to 13ince 1835, when, with a popula
tion ol 3 117, the number of inch hone wa 20.
The number of stores, dwellings, office and (hops
In Pottaviile is 10(30. There are in the borough
13 churches, of which even are English, three
Welsh, and three German. There are also a
Friends' meeting house, and an African church.
There are nine public school in the borough.
The number of pupil taught in these school a
verage about 708: There is also a public school
for colored children, the number of pupils rang
ing from 35 to 45. The following is a recapitu
lation of the population :
Pottaviile, 5,224
Minersville, 2.280
Port Carbon, 1.687
Schuylkill Haven, 1.640
Tamaqna, 1,000
Orwigsbttrg, 8R8
St. Clair, C05
Pinegrove, 479
Llewellyn, 420
Middleport, '
New Castle,
Patterson,
Tusrarora,
Total.
271
247
105
139
14,924
D'uct Orwigsburg, 883
14,03b
Making a population of 14,036 in the towns in
and depending on the Coal Region. There are
also several colliery establishment or towns,
numbering upward ol 800 persons each.
The population of Schuylkill county was in
1820 U.784
1830 20,784
1840 29,072 - ,
By adding the population of Mount Carbon, 500,
to 14,036, it will be observed, that the popula
tion of these towns alone ia equal to one-half of
thauvhote population of the county in 1830.
Tiisj CoAt. Tradb von 1645 The following
is the official quantity of coal sent to market
from the tTiflerent regions in 1815, compared with
1844 :
ScHirrt.KiLt, 1845.
Railroad, 820,237
Canal, 263,539
1844. Increased.
441,491 378,845
39S.443 decrease.
1,083,798
432 0S0
2G9 469
178 401
47 920
10 000
2 021 674
1 631 CG9
839,934
377 821
251 005 .
114 906
34 016
13 0S7
1 C31 6C8
243,802
54 259
18 461
63 493
G3 495
Lehigh.
Lackawana,
Wilkesbarre,
Pinegrove,
Shamokin,
Increase In 1845, 390 005
The Schuylkill Region still mantain the pos
ition she ha held since 1832, in furnishing more
tbjwi one half the supply of Anthracite Coal ent
toTfiarlyet. Since the trade commenced in 1820
ip to the beginning of 1840, the supply from all
sources amounted to . 13 467 302 tons.
Of this quantity the Schuylkill re
gion furnished 7 392 711
All other regions only 6 074 558
In favor of the Schuylkill region, 1 318 130
During the last year our county
furnished 1 131 722 '
All other counties, only .. 889 952
Excess in favor of Schuylkill co., 211 770
Within the last five year the coal trade has
more than doubled. In 1810, 863 414 tons were
sent to market, and in the year just past the num
ber was 2 021 671 tons.
Progress of Steam in the Cal Business.
The number of Engines engaged in the Coal
business of the Pottsville region up to the begin
ning of 1845, was 41
Aggregate Horse Power, 1278
There were built during the year 1845,
in Pottsville,' for Colliery purposes, 17
Aggregate Horse Power, r 380
S)o in Minersville, '10
' Aggregate Horse Power, 300
2018 68
Making the total number of Stationary En
gines engaged in the trade 68, with an aggregate
power of 2018 horaes 27 of which, with an ag
gregate power of 740 horses, having been added
during the last year.
- There were also five other Engine built in
Pottsville during the year, with an aggregate
power of 235 horses, for other purpose. They
were tnrned out a follow :
Engine Horse power
By Messrs. Dehaven, Min'rsville, 10 360
Haywood k Snyder, Pottsville, 10 320
E. W. M'Cianis, " do. 13 295
33 975
The same establishments have no less than
fifteen Engines now in the course of construc
tion, and there are two or three building at Port
Carbon.
,Tm COai Trap roa 1840. Amount of Coal
transported over the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railrqad for the week ending on Thursday
evening last.
Werr.
3 347 03
3 030 01
3 445 08
580 07-
Tot At.
3 347 03
2 930 01
3 443 09
580 07
Port Carbon,
Pottsville,
.Bcbuylkill Haven,
Port Clinton,
10 302 19 10 303 19
The order of Odd Fellows have a public school
at Wilmington, N. C, at which about two hun
dred children are educated. : i-
The income of the Western (Mass.) Railroad
ia the year ending Dec. 31, 1843. from all sour-
act, is estimated at $810,000. The expense of
the same period, not including interest and ink
ing fend, aroonnted to $359,000. ' ,
WeiTtwAaa. Quick lim mixed with skim
milk, with about a pintof lt to the gallon of
wash, will be adbive and dtinblo.
Oarraspandenee af the Phlla. Letts; r.
' Washikotoh, Jan. 14, 1845.
Mr. Westcott -of Florida, announced to the
Senate to-day, that the name of his col lee tie, the
(Ion. David Levy, had been hanged by an ct of
the Legislature of that ette, 16 David Levy
Yulee, the latter being the patronymic ot hi
family, dropped by hi lather, and now resumed
by him. On motion of Mr. Westcott, it we,
Ordered, that the Secretary of the Senate in
future uu the lurname Yulee in the journal,
ai the name of the Senator from Florida, hereto
fore called David Levy hi name havinjr been
changed by act of the Legislature of Florida, ti
that of David Levy Yuloe. '
Mr. Allen, agreeably trt prnvinus notice, ask
ed the Senate to fix a day for tho introduction
of the rerolot on for terminating the joint occu
pancy of Oregon. lie moved that the resolu
tion be made the epecial order of the day lor
Wednesday, the 27th instant.
Mr. Haywood suggested Saturday, the 3d of
February.
Mr. Allen said there would naturally exiat a
diversity of desire as to the time when this ques
tion should come up for discussion. He wa
s ware of the reasons which induced the gentle
man from N. Carolina to desire a postponement
Rut in the arrangement of business, the wishes
of all could not be consulted. He was compel
led by a sense of duty to oppose a further post
ponement, and not from any wish to cross the
wishes of the gentleman from N. Carolina.
. Mr. Haywond did not wisdio to have it sup
posed that he was influenced by any prrsnnil
feeling in desiring the postponement, though he
would necessarily be absent on the day named
by the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Relations. He' thought that time for reflection
should be afforded to Senator before they are
called upon to vote on this question, and that
'bur weeks would not be too long -three weeks,
Lefore the talking commences. A public dis
cussion at an earlier dsy, would be more likely
to excite the public mind than to enlighten
themselves.
Mr. Westcott was in favor of the postpone
ment for other considerations. It is probable
that there will be an accession of Senators from
a new State, (Texas,) and if the question of war
or peace is to be involved in the discussion, it is
one in which they have a right to be heard.
The citizens ofthat State were perhaps more
deeply interested than thosn of my other in the
decision of this question, and he could see no
good reasons why it should bo pressed. His
own vote, even, might be very different now
from what it would be if the discussion was de
layed. Ho was for even a longer delay than
had been suggested by the gentleman from N.
Carolina, and moved the 10th of Feb.
Mr. Mangum called for the ycaa and iiays,
and they were ordered.
Mr. Calhoun said, though he was prepared to
act at once he should vote for the longest peri
od ; but it was simply because the delay was
desired hy other Senators.
The motion of Mr. Westcott prevailed. Yea
32 Nay 19.
Hasoolfh's Slaves. We I earn from the Col
onization Journal, that Judgo Ieigh, the execu
tor of John Randolph, has purchased a lare
tract of land in Merer county, Ohio, on which
to locate the s!-ves, some 300, manumitted by
that remarkable man.
Mr. Goioh. It iktstd that Mr. Gough will
shortly change his vocation as temperance lec
turer to that of the Congregational ministry.
He intend to spend the remainder of the win
ter in the South.
To CXTINODI8H FIRB lJ CUIMNCTS.- Put a
wet blanket under the whole front of tho fire
plsce, which soon stop the current of air, and
extinguishes the flame.
The fact is well known, that UaARDUtTO'e
Pin are certain Cure in every form of disease,
all having the me root, which is imparity of the
circulating fluid, the blood.
In a period of little more than ten year in the
United State, they hive restored lo perfect health ,
anj enjoyment over Four Hunched Thousand per- j
sons who were given over aa incurable by Phyei
cisns of tha first rank and etandtitg, and in many
ease, when every other remedy bad been reaorteJ
to in vain. I
The great secret is lo have the mcdeeine by you
when you are first attacked with, sickness one
doe then will have more good effect than twenty,
if you put it off until disease his enfeebled the bo
dtly powers therefore every individual who con
si. lets health a blessing, should always keep a box 1
of Brandreth' Vegetable ITniveNul Pill, where
they ctn be sure lo lay their hand on them when
wanted. Twenty-five cents cannot pouibly be bel
ter disposed of. ' A valuable life may be sat J, or
long At of aickoeas prevented.
Purchase ofH. D. Masser, Sunbury, or of
the agent, published in another part of this paper.
U 1 -1
VJttttttKttt
On the 29ih ult.j by the Rev. J. P. Shindet, Mr.
William Pott, of PotsavUle, to MissOs Reed,
of Shamokin. . u .
By the same, Mr. Frederick Arr to Miss Ca
tharine Bat, both of Union county.
On the 31st ult., by the same, Mr. Jons Evirt
to Miss Sarah Wriser, both of Augusta.
On the 2d inst., by the same, Mr. David Bat
to Miss Sabah Emmet, both of Union county.
On the 8th inst., by the same, Mr. William
Reeiir to Mis Sarah Asm Savidcs, both of
Augusta. '
On the 1st inst , by the Rer. Mr. Haghawout,
Mr. Wasuinotor Riiit, of Cattawiaaa, to Mis
Asoelinr Bird, of Shamokiotown.
By the Rev. J. H. Worrell, on-tbe 1st inst., Mr.
William Kbmplb, to Miss Alma Campbell, of
Shamokin township.
On the 6th inst., bv J 8. Miller, Mr. Cubisto
rasa Campbll, to Mis Martha Kimble, all of
Rush township.
mm),
Suddenly, at hi residence, in Chilisquaque, on
Tuesday night last. WILLIAM SHANNON, Esq.
formerly of this place, aged about 71 year. Hi
remains were interred at this place, followed by
a large concourse of friends and relations.
In Danville, on the 4th inst., Mrs. FRANCES
CLARK, wife of Mr. Thomas Clark, aged 47
years 5 mo. 7 days.
In Danville, on the 8th inst., the Hon. WIL
LIAM MONTGOMERY, one of the oldest eiti
ten ofthat place.
In Orangeville, on the 4th inst , ISAAC C
JOHNSON, Esq., Innkeeper, aged about 45r.
PIUCE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Musstr.
Wbeat, " . 100
Rra, 62
Co as), . . " fiO
Oats, ... .35
Pok, . . 5
Flaxseed, ... . H2J
Hotter, - i 18
Eos. .... .12
Beeswax, . . . . sfi
Tallow, ... 10
Flax, ... .10
Heckled Flax, . JO
Driro Apples, - 73
Do. Psacres, 150
Edward Cruiclilej Estate.
OTICE is hereby given, that letter of 1
minislrittion on the estate of Edward Crutch-
ly, late of Point township, Northumbeilind coun
ty, dee'd., hve been granted lo the subscriber. AH
rMn indebted lo said estate, or having claims
sgninsl the same, are requested to rail on the sub
ecriber, at Northumberland, and scttl without de
lay. D. 8. DO DUE.
Jn. 17th. 184661. Adm'r
Orphans' Court Sale.
TN pursu nee of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Norlhumletland county, will lie add at pub
lic vendue, on 8,itordayjhe I4ih day of February
nrxt. at the public hoii.rt of William Farrow, in
Snydertnwn, in said county, to wit i
A certain tract of land aituai in Ku-h lownnhip,
county aforesaid, adjoining- land of Isaac Kline.
Widow Stroh, Henry Hoffand other, containing
60 acres more or lees, 25 acre of which are clem
eJ, whereon is erected small one story frame and
log house, a amall 'og ttaMt, and an apple orchard.
La's the estate of Dvid Kiseman, dee'd.
8rfle to commence at 10 o'clitck, A. M. of aid
day, when ti e condition' of sale will h nndo
known by FREDERICK KASSMAN.
January 17th. 1845 5t Adm'r.
David Kuaeman's Estate
NOTICE is hereby given that Inters of admin
istration have brrn granted j,, (,e ml.flcriter,
on ihe estate of David Kaeeman, Iste of Rrsh town
ship, dee'd. All persons indebted to said cMste, r
having claims against the same, are requested to
call and settle without delay. The subsrriher will
attend fur thut purpose, at the house of Wm. Far
row, in Snydeietown, on Friday and Sa.turJay, the
20th and Slat of February next.
FREDERICK KASEMAPf,
Jan. 10th, 1846 6l Ad'mr.
Orphan's Court Male.
TN purraance of an order of the Orphan'a Court
-I-of Northumberland county, will be told at public
vendue.on Saturday, the 3 Wt day ofjanoary, int.,
on lhepremi-e, t:iwit t The undivided bnlf part
of a cerlsin tract of land, situated in Augusta town,
ship, containing in the whole, ninely-fie acres
more or !. adjoining land of Abraham Wolf,
Alexander Strickland, John Shipman and other,
nn which is erected a two story Log Dwelling
Hour. Dam Ac. I. ate tho estate of Michael Nei
dig dw'd. 8.le In commence ai 10 o'clock A. M.,
of said day, when the condition of aale will be
made known by GEORGE CONRAD.
SAMUEL 8. WAGNER.
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1846. :U Adm'rs.
SAFtTCLCTT ?x3LY1T1Ts
HAT MANUFACTURERS,
Nn. 304. Market Street, '
PHILADSLPHIA,
HAVE cont-tmtlv on hmd the finest quality of
Silk and Fur Hats, which they w ll at the I w
rat prices. These Hats, in point of at) b, leauty of
finish, and durability, will compare with any man
ufcturrd in the city, and are well worthy the at
tention of 'Urrh iters from the country,
January 3, 1846 t '
i'Xature andExpcrlciice our
Guide."
THE rxtrsordinsry and well authenticated cure
wrought by the celebrated Scoar Coated
I'ill, oi Dr. milh' Improved Indian Vegetable
Pill,' have naturally drawn public attention lo
them. Perhaps in tb hiatory of Medicine, from
the time of Hippocrates lo the present day, there I
nn evidence of a medical compound obtaining equil
celebrity in so short a lime. There was never a
mcdeeine recommended by such high authority as
Dr. Sm id's Pills. B-idos their great curative
properties, (poaaetaing aa they do, such aatnnUh.
ing powers to open all th natural drains of the bo
dy, via: the lung. Kidney', Skin and Dowtla.)
they are unliVe all other pilla. extremely pleasant,
being coated with sugar, and aa they do not gripe,
nor produce nauaCa, oi any ether unp'eaant con
sequence, they have become verv popular for Dy
pepaia. Headache, deliveries, Bilious complaints,
Foul Stomach, Fever, Worms, Want of Afpetile,
Impuriiira of the Ulood, Obatructiona and Kemtle
Complaints generally, Colds, tie. One of the mol
influential ai d benevolent iadjee in New Ymk,
Mrs. S. A Gould, Matron of thai U. S. Naval Hos
pital, s iys, "There is no medicine in her knowledge
so Well adapted lo 111" nuineroua ailments of man
kind, aa Dr. Smith's Suear Coated Pilla." She
especially recommend them toladie. ;
7 OAUI'ION. Aa a mtaerable imitation hs
been made, by the name of '-Sugar Coated Pill',"
it is necessity lob sure that Da. G flsSj. Smith's
slgiia'nre ia on every hoi. Pile b cent.
Principal Office, 179 Greenwich st New York.
Sold by JOHN Wi Fltll.INO. Sunhurtf.
WM. FORSYTH E, Xrthum'd.
January 10th, 1846. '
LAST NOTICE.
THE Store Dunk. Aceoui.U and Note of II.
11. Maaert hv teen placed in tb hand of a
magialraie for eoPec intii I'eieon whoe account
have been of long atandiog, may save coat by set
tling the earn without further delay.
Sunbury. Jan. 3. 1846. II. U. MASKER.
Jutiu llomisier'a Eatate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that tetter of sd.
ministration have been grant. d lo theaubscri
bar, on tb relate of John Hommer, late of Point
townahip, Northumberland county, dee'd. All per
eon indebted to stid estate, or having claim s
gainst lb same, are requested lo present the samo
for settlement to lb eubaenber, reading at Dan
ville. ' WM. KITCHEN.
Danville, Dec 18. 1845. 61 ' Adm'i.
"I EMO.NS. A ioioftoud, lrkh Lcoiuu, jual
-M leccived and tor sale by
D'. 13, 1845. ' HENRY MASSER.
Willi: AT lb btfbtal price gltan fur
Wheat, at lb store of. H. MAtsSEIi. .
A nan supply of Rom Ointment jut received.
Nov. tth, 1H6.
9LL?XX1CXCDIjPSS3 up&m
TEXICO AS !
"nni cav is-nTziaZi thst come."
COME WHERE ! Why where do you up
posa hut to the Cheap Store of Henry Msser,
in Market street, Sunhurv- And f.rr what purpose
do you Ihink they cornel Why to bttv eheao, lo
be sore and ev at leat SO per eent Th'y won't
do nnthin' else," because It i a well known fact
that at ,
HENRY MASSER'S STORE
the very bet article are sold at the very lowest
price. Now eome. one and all; hot it m'l all C'Vne
at once, and JUDOE FOIt YOURSELVES !
Where you wilt find a Splendid Aasoitmer.1 of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
jut rereived, among nhieh are llie following t Su
perfine French nroadrlothj West of England do.;
Heavy Beaver do, a fi'sl rite artie'e. for Overcoat,
and a great variety nf Wool Dyed, Black and Fan
cy Ciesimere. Sallinclta, Mouaselin-de.luine, R p-dr-lair.es,
Ca-hmere, Alpa.-ci, etc., Ac. AIo, a
liertutiful aortmcnt of Calicoes of the latest etyha
and patterna, which wi I be old cheaper thnn ever ;
also, Wo den and other Shawl in gre.it variety,
from 40 rt. to f 10 ; general saortment i f Ho
siery, Gloves, 8npendera. Mt'la, Sec, etc.; tart
asaortment nf Wnmen'ii. Men' and Mi-sea Gum
Shoi. which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered.
Ha ha I krwiae, in adilit!nn to the above atoek,
an extensive assortment of Qluenswarc, Hardware,
Saddlery end Groreriel, Sugar from 6 to 10. 12)
end 16 ct. per lb; Good Coffee at 10. Veiy Best
al IS). Also. Nails; Spike; Iron; Sanderson beat
Caet Steel; Engliah, American and Sweed Uliater
do. in ah 'rt, every thing th l naually kept in n
Country 8 lore, all of which will bo sold at very
reduced pricea.
. $y Uonntry Pro.Iuce of all kinda taken in ex
change for Good.
Sunbury, Nov. SSJ, 131.5.
KERR'S HOTEL.
IIARRISBUIIG, 1A.
I BEG V ave In inf.rm the public Ihit I have left
Philadelphia, and am now located in llarris
burg, the aeat of the Eieeotive nnd S'ate Govern
ment of Pennsylvania, where I now occupy the
sp-'ciou Hotel, recei.tly kept by Mr. Mstthcw
Wilson.
This Rpac'ou building, having been p"'Pnety
plmned and rrected for a Hotel of the fust clm,
i not aurparaed if equa led, by any aimilar etab
liahmei.t in Pennsylvania; and having undergone
a thorough renovation, the parlors, rooma and
rhamhi ra are now fitted up in a atyle lhat com
bine elegance with comfort and convenience.
My TABLE ia pledi-ed to be supplied with the
beat fare the Matketx can produce: the charge at
the imo time ling as moderate is snv of the beat
regulated astal liabmenle elaewhere. In thorl.no
elcit'ona ahull be tparid on my p n, or on the pirt
of every member of my household, to make it wh it
it ahould be. in the Cxpitat of one of the moat pop
ulous and interesting Hata of the Union.
With theae promise, acromniodatioria and faci
lities, and the fact lhat the Hotel ia moat eligibly
aitoatcd, I w'nh confidence, moat respectfully soli
cit the patronage of the I'ublic.
DANIEL HERR,
Late of Herr'a Hotel, Chesnut at., Pbilad.
Harri'burg. Nov. 22. 184S. 3m
FOR S AX XL
FT11TE subocrilier offers for s.ile an Eight Horse
JL I'ower Engine, cemplet in all ila parte. Ap
ply at Roth's tavern, 22 miles from Sunbury, on
Ibe turnpike road leading lo Potlille,
ALBERT G. BRADFORD.
Nov. 82. 1845.
EES IT I E D .
.1 O II X IJ. STUYK E 11 ,
Of tht hit firm rf Xeu tcirk 4; Strglcer, rifle
Sfrykrr d; J'ogite,
HAS reumed llie holes ile Dry G.mhIs Uut
ness, and now offer for aale, at No. 12 and
14 Bank street, Philsdelpbis, adjoining: My era,
Clajthorn fc Co' Auction Store, No. 78 Market
atreet, a general assortment of Dry Goods, chiefly
pnrchssej at auction, at a very email advance lor
cash, or city acceptances.
Believing that bis long txperienr in purchsairg
will ennblu him to sell his Goods at the lowest Mar
ket piicea, he invitee hi old friend", and others
wi1 ing in buy, to favor him with a call.
Philadelphia. Nov. I. 1845. 6m
JOSEPH W. JONES,
So, 1 9 Surth ilh ttreet. a few duort above Market
tlrert,
XZZILAXELFXZXA,
HAS eontntly on hand a very largai assort
ment of Looking Glas-c. Basket. C'edur Wai
and Fancy Good, which will be sold wholeasle at
the verv lowest price.
N. B Looking Gtamealniured lo any pait of
the countrv, without charge.
Nov. 1 ,1845 6.n
Watches, Jewelry, Vc. &c.
rilHE subscriber offar for sale, nt llie louel pri
JL cea, Urge at.d general assortment nf Gold
and S.lver Lever,. Lepiue and olhet kiml of
Walt-he; Jewtlry, Silver Wme, Lb my and Gill
Maud I CI.H-k, and Muaxal Bovea playing from
two to ten tunes; Benedict Si Uirney 'a Diamond
Pointed Gold i'eni-t Wtchm .ker Tools, Filea
and Matertxla.
Orders fiorn the country are solicited, and will
be ruefully attended to. JOHN f, FAltR,
112 Chi anut Philadelphia.
Nov. i. 1815 4m
To I'ltrcliasicrs or
1DR3T GOODS.
THE subscriber) No. 1C1 ; Pesrl street, New
Yurk, having etlnbii-hed a Ur.nch at No. 23)
South Second at.. Philado'phia, U now opening,
and will be conatanlly neeivinj from the Nw
York Auction', an extensive aor'inent of
rAKCT k STAPLD DRY QOOSS.
which will Ire old al the lowest New York ptee.
at wholesale amd Il- tail. Amor'g h alock will be
found good assortment of the folluwieg article. i
Jarcohet. Plaid. Hair CiMil, Lace, S:riie, B iok,
Swiaaand Tarlaian Moaliua, Uteh' P ami Linen
Lvwn, Fancy Cap Neils, Fancy and Ball Urease.
Thread Laeee, Application D... r.ch Black Siik
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics,
Linen Caroline Hilkf..Cuitain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Ecosf. Mooaclinn do Laina. Filk and Cotton
Warp Alccaa Qui,'s tJlolli, Gala Plaid,
French Merino, Ul-ck Oilka. Glove. H k H,
Shawl, Uivui, Ribbon, Eoihroulerii. See., die.
Country Meiehant and other filing I'hiltlel
phia or New York lo purchase, are reaprctlully in
vited to call ami examine tb itock. .
No. 1, 1845 ly G. H. MOORE..
CHAIN BLVrilE,
:ATTOB.lTET AT LATT,
V ill practice in the sairral Courts of the City
nd County of Philadelphia..
Jlis office is at No, 3ft Suoth FOURTIT 8: re. I,
between Chesnul and Walnut atreet.
Pbilsdelhia, Kej-t. 0th, 145. 8m.
To lh Public. .
A NEW VOLUME . .
1 os mn
MEW TORS WBaXtaT XrHSKOn,
Will commence on Saturday, Oct. 1 WA, 1845.
Tekm i Three Dollar per annum In advance,
On copy one year in advance, f 3 00
One copy two yea-, 6 00 f
Two eopie on yeu, 5 00
Tive, . . . . ' 10 HO '
Eicht, ' . ' . . 15 00
Twelve, . . SO 00
An! to everv u1rriher . either, ths WEEKLY
or DAILY, we will g ve a copy of
Willis's Letters from London, Complete,
In one h irul-omo Extra, unif irm with the Wxec
IT Minnon; This com pri-ei the FtnsT Serik
rf Letskrs, and with th New Volume will com
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THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
A diversified, entertaining, inatnic'ive and Vvlunbl
chronicle of the times, nrrniLT sswsfrR, (in
from for binding in one or two volume, at the end
of the veer.) upon whirh neither la'mur, lime, latent,
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riched with original contributions h life, spire
ami spirit of the foreian journals and contain all
the new a. intelligence and variety of the daily sheet,
handsomely printed on fine pnper, manufactured for
the express purpose, and will ! forwarded by the
ea Meat mails, in atinna wrapper. In every part nf
the United States and I'snada. I'ouagejret with
in thirty mile of New York. All cnmmunicaiion
should be Hildusedo parr, In Morris, Willis St
Fuller, corner Ann and Naasaa Mrrets, Nw York.
AIR TIGHT STOVES.
The leit in the If aril for Cleanliness, Comfurt
und Economy. .
C. J. TYNl) ALE, '
No. 97 socm Skco! 8t., PHILADELPHIA.
HAS now on band a brje a-aortment of ORR'8
Olebrated Patent AIR TIGHT STOVE,
to which he would call the stten ioo of every true
lover nf comlort and economy, ft which qualities
they cannot be equalled by any Slope in the world.
'i'l.ej are a light Stove, and can be conveniently
caniidloany distance, and be:ng eonatrucied for
the use of wood, they aie part cularly adapted lo a
irk room.
Manv thousand of this Stove, being now in Use.
their good qualities te loo well kt:own lo need
puffing.
Mr. TwDAtt is tVe first Authorized agent in
Phil .d. lphi.i, and baa been making them constant-
Iv for the Usi five or six yenia. There can be no
fear of not gelling the genuine Stove of him, and
they are alt warranted to cive entire satisfaction.
No Air Tight Stovea are genuine, without a bras
pl.de with the Inventors name and date of the
Patent.
He has alo on band a tare assortment of Cook
Si or as. Radiator, and all kindi of Fancy foal
Stovea. at the Old Establishment, No. 97 South
Second shove Walnut atreet.
Philadelphia. Nov. 1, 1845. 2m
IVe recommend" if cf our friend vitiling the
ctty, to call al the Hektn Vompany $ Start,
and lay in a $vpply of their feA'eiH Ten.
tiic n:iii TEA CO.IirAXY, '
No. 30, 8wiru Htcoxn Street, Between Market
nd t'heanut,
FniliASBLFHIA,
HAVE constantly on hand, and for A,
Wholesale and RetHil,
A VARIEI'Y OF CHOICE FRESH TEA3,
At Iowcr Prices,
according to ibe qu..oy, then they can I Uught
for at any other ei-l .blii-hment in the city.
ry Teas, eaclusivelv, sro sold at th'a house,
and mver I vr eties nhi-h cannot bo obtained elae
where. Any Teae which do not give mire aali
laciion can be returned and exchanged, oi th mo
ney will le refunded.
The citizen of Northumberland county tre re
spectfully invited lo give u a csll.
G.D.ZIEDER.
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
Philadelphia, Sept. 27ih, 1845. ly
TERMS REDUCED.
D.IGUEIIHI H GALLERY of Patent Vrtml.
urn Culured likenesses, and Fhotvgraphi
Drpnt i
No. 130 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
No. 281 Uroadwav. New York t No. 75 Courl
r-'tret, Bon on ; No. 136 Chesnut Street, Pliila
delph a Baltimore Mreit, Ualtimor I Broad
wy, Satatoca Springs; No 66 Canal Street.
New-Or!iis ; Main Mrret Newport, R. I, And
Miin Streu-t. Do llnque, low.
CONSTITUTING the oldeat nd moat Eit.ii.
aive Ext.ibli-huient of the kind in th World,
and cor.uii.in4 more than a THOUSAND POR
TKAIT3, emltocing those of aome of the moat
distinguished individual, in the tTuiled Stales. .
Admittance free.
Thie Ei-tabb.hmenl h ving been awarded the
Medal, Four Firt Fremiumr, ami ttva "Ihehett
ILiiori' at the Libibiitona at Uoatmi, New-York
and I hiladel hia, respectively, for bet Picture aud
Apia'atu, i thua officially snaiuined in th posi
tion oT niperi.nity herrlof .re uniersllv ss.igned it
by the pub .-, ss -I'irtt in tht WirlU.'1 , .
June rfl.h. 1815. ly ; ' .
PIANOS.
THE SSL'nSf.RIBERhas br en appoinletl cent,
fonVeade.f I ONRVD MEYBR'-" 4-EI-EBRATED
PREMIUM K'lsE WOOD PI
A.VOS, at lliia place. 'I hew Piano have a plain,
massive and U au'iful exteriot fi i h. and, for depth
and .weclmss of tone, and rkgtnre of workman
ship, are n ol smpa-aed bv any in th Uiii'td State.
Tb following ia a recomioendaiion from Car,
DitTs, a celtbikled petfotmer, arid himself a man
ufactuieri . - . .:
A C Alt O.
Haviaa bsd the pleasure of Irving the exeek
lent I'iirio Fortea manfactorvd by Mr. Meyer, and
exhibited al the tut exhibition of th Fr-iiklin In
stitute, I feel il due lo the true merit of the soaker
lo I'eelare that tbea inatrumenta r quit rqn1,
and in soma rer-pict even supeiuti, o all th Pi
ano Foil", I saw at th espttal of Eutope, and
during sojourn of two ya.r at Paris.
J bese ftanoa will be soul at th mannfaclurer a
lowest Philadelphia pricea, if not aomeihing lower.
reraoua ss reuucKted o call and exaniiu M
tbemaelve, at the reai lence of the ubcnbr. -
Suiary.Mey 17, 1845. .. 11.0-MASSER,
BAR IKOX Jut received and for Ve, cheap
forced, by HENRY MASSER. '
Sunbury, Sept. SO, 1846,
ystlttnfilr tticlro.
1 Baraaaa'a VEavirra- certain curt for
worms tnft and very pleasant lo lake.
5. Giaaov'a ExraacT. which remove Grease
of all kind. Dry Pair.ta. Tar, Varniah and Wx,
from rarpeia or from clothing, without injuring the
color or th cloth.
3 Lnsnosj Fit Paper the best thing known
for killing flies and musquitoe.
4. A certain . Destroyer of Rata, Mice, Roaebr
and Ant, and another of Dcd But.
6. Gov' Srtemo rr mr stomach, Heart
Burn and Water Brash, by one who had aufiVred
thirteen year, before he discovered the cure.
Dr. Steves' Grek Oistmert for thePdr.
It has never failed to cure.
7. Harrisos' Tetter Wasb,
8. Bbkmosd' I.inxuBix Isc, without
rival. .
9. Tea CoMeocsn CovrrcTiof or Fro
juit Ibe medicine for children and for women, it I
so pleaaant to lake.
10. Brca'l VrSKTstLt A JiTiiirttntr Pitt.
11. (irju'a Emoliisht Wateb-proot Partk,
for Hrne. Bonta, die. It softens the leather, and
keeps nut the water. -
12. Poor Mar' KTRr.sTBXRtsj PtASTrn.
13. Iacksos'k DiARiinotA MtXTcar, which
cures Ibe worst Diarrhoea in a few hour.
14 JacKaoir's Dtsejitaiit Mixtckv, a err
tain and speedy cure for Dysentery and Suimnrr
Compt.iint.
The above valuable article are sold rholeala
and retail, bv L. C. GUNN, A'o. 1 South F fth
ttreet, Philadelphia whor S'onkeeier end
thers will be upp led with pure African t'ayennw
Pi pper. Arnica Floweis, Drue, Paint, Oils, Gla
and Varni.hea. at theJoweel price. Term only
rah. 0Zt Cut out tb advertisement, and btioaf
it with you.
Philadelphia. July 19th. 1815,-lv.
BELIEVE AND LIVE.
THOMSON'S
Compound Syrup or Tar ti Wood
i m JVaptba.
riIlE unprecedented ucela of thi. medicine, in
M. the retoration of health, to those who, in des
pair, had gnen lip all hojies, tas given it en exal
ted reputation a'-ove all other remedies, fumi-hine;
evidence of it intrinsic vo'ua and power, as the on
ly anent which ran be rel ed upon for the cure of
Pulmonary Consumption. Broiichittis, Ahma,
Pain n the side end Breast, Spitting of Ulood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, &c.
Attention i requested to the following ASTON
ISHING CUKE, bv Thomson's Compound Sirup
of Tar and Wood N.pth ! !
Philadelphia, May Hit, 1S44. -
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With crnteful
fce'tngs I inform you of the aatnnishing effect of
your medicine, which hns literally rsis d me from
doalh-bedt My dieRe, Pulmonary Connmp
tinn, had redured me to low that my physician pro.
no:inerd my ense hnpclesa 1 At this jonrtion Ibe
Ran to u-eyour medicine, am miraculous as it may
teem, it ha completely reMoreil mn to health, slter
everything else had failed. Rcpectfti'lv vour.
WASHING I ON MACK.
Charlotte stre. I, above Georpo street.
The dndersigneil, being persnnaUv nrqiiaintcd
with Washington Mck and hia sufTerina, bear
witness to the toniliing eflects of Thomson'
Cmnnound Syrop of Tar, and the truth of the a
bove statement.
. JOS. WINNER, 318 North Third street,
DAVID VICKEKS. 42 Almond atreet.
HUGH M'GIN'LEY, S. E. corner Tamrtnr
and Fourth 'reoN.
Prepared only by S P. Tlinmviri, Jf. E. corner
of 6th and Spruce streets. Phi nde phia.
Arents. H. B. Mssser, Suhboiy D. r.ros,
snd Dr. Macpberson, Hurriaburg ( Jn, G. Brown,
Pottsville Geo. Eirl, Re din; ; Houtnn & Ma
ori, Towanda, Bradibrd county, Pa. J'rice SO cents)
per bottle, or $5 p r doren.
0j Beware of all imitation.
Philadelphia. June 28th. 1849. Iv
HELP THE
Beginners
THE subscriliers would tei-pertfully iufnm tht
Citizens of Sunbury and the public xnienliy,
thai they h.ivn purcbased the ahop of Mr. Wilbani
Hoover, in Market atnrt, ore dojr wcl of the P
UfRce, wheie they will continue the
Cabinet-Making Itiisiiic&s,
in sll it branches. The public may t spect their
wmk done in tb latest sty mi. They hope, by strict
attention to buinc', to mciit a share of publio
patronage.
pJ Cofiih made to order on the shortest not cp,
ud country rodoce tnken in exchange for wntk.
WM. YOU.(!MAN & H. C. MARTIN.
Sunbury, May ITih. 1845. ly.
AS1II1Y & ROCAP,
XVnOI.ESALB &. UITf AIL
HAT & CAP MAiUFACTUUE?.Sr
South East cnrtiffof Market and Ath 'tis..
Pltiladelplilu,
WHERE they always keep on hand an exlen
sive ssanrtment of HA TS if CA PS of cverv
description, got up in the beat and most approved
st le. Peiaona derirou of purchasing superior anj
cle on the most res.nnal.lo term, will find it l
their advantage to Call btfjre making purthju
elaewhere.
Philadelphia, Oct. 6th. 1941. Iv
Couuterrcltert'
DEATH BLOW.
rptis pu' lie will plraao observe lhat no BrandrctFl
A Pilla are genuine, utiles the box baa three li
bel upon it, (the top, the sn'e and the bottom)
enrh rontainintf fc-iinile siyatura of my h-ind'
writing, thus It. BlARnHETH, M. D. These la
ll. ate " emtraved on steel, lrautifully deaienrd
nd don at an etpene of over $i,0t)0, Theref.r
it will be seen that the only thins; ne e-siry to pr.
cure the tuedicin in its purity, is lo observe tlien
taliela.
Remember lb lop, the aide, and the boMom
Tb following respective person are duly auilui
sad, and hold
CBETXnOATB3 OP AOEUCT
Forth sale of Brandreik't Vegetable Unit-fta?
- Northumberland count I Milton Markey 6c
tV. fcj , . i, i, . a
ivuniiiiirinii, r-unnury ii. u. ."viseer. Al E.weria--
villr lt Und & Mviiell. NiMibuiuliland Wm,
Forsyth. Oeorsetown J. & J. W.lis.
Union Ciuntyt New Berlin Bofir & Win
ter. Setinscroe-Geome Gundium. Mid.'li-
liurg Uaac Smith. Beavcrown Datid HuMc
Adamsborg Wm. JMav. Mifflinshorc Menach,
St Kay. Haillrlon Daniel Lunar. Fraarbuig
U. iV F, C. Moyer. Iwtsburft Walla dc Given.
loliimbia county : Danvillo E. U. Keyuolda
Si Co. Berwick Shuman A R ttenlumae. Ca'
lawiso--Ca' G. Brobta. Blonmsburir John If.
Moyer. Jeisey 1'awn Ijvi Brae I. Waahinglwii.
Robl. MrCav. Limetone Bslli-t i MsNtneh.
Obset that each Aicnt haa an Kngnavrd (Jer-
tifiral of Agency, containing reprraentaiinn of
Ot UKAA UKbTII b Manuraelory at ti' Mn;.
nd upon which will also be aeen evacl copies of
lb nt nf lubti sicur ted upon the Lrandrelh i'tIS
Butt,,',.- . ,. t- ... '.ui , ,..i J.
Philadelphia, oXe No. 8. North b treet.
D. BRANDHETH, M.IX
JuM4ih,lH.