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V . . s.. it U r- .. t, , . fc .... -j. J
Two Rocky Mountain wolves escaped from their
cage in the managerle of Hen Drieabach at
. ZaneeytUe, Ohio, on tbe nth, and the Gatette
gives the following account of the conflict loae-
i cure them v :- .i
At the time, there were four men in the build
ing, Herr Drieabach, Paul Morgan, Abraham Sbt
.liter, and Arthur Crippen ; bat accustomed aa
they were to such animals that were fattened
in different parts of the building, without appro
' Jiending personal danger to themaelrea., Crippen
ran out of the building to get pitchfork, when
losing tbe door after him, it fastened itself, which
( kept him out. Morgan hastened to take care of
i the riding monkey, when oneofthe wolvea at
.tacked him and got him down, and aa Sbimerran
to hie assistance, he was attacked and overpower
;ed by the other wolf. At this moment, Dries
bach was the only one disengaged, and picking
up a chair, he dashed it to pieces, to obtain a
found for a club. With this at one blow he diss
led the wolf that had attacked Shimer, but the
efber held with a death grip and required repea
ted blows ; nor did he relinquish the attack nntil
he was knocked dead. The disabled one was af
terwards shot. , The men were badly bitten, and
had they been alone, would inevitably have been
killed, for one of thet.1 was already fainting.
, Nitw Process or T'.iNttiNo. A recent dis
covery in the art of tannin leather has been
made by Dr. Turnbiill, ot Loudon, which is said
in a French paper "to eclipse every thing that
liaa cjen discovered in the practical aria for
the hundred years." The process is describ
ed in a communication to the Academy of
Sciences. When a membrane intervenes be
tween two liquids of different densities, they
produce two currents, tht? one ou'ward called
txtoomosis, and the other inward called endos
moais. By this new physical law the currents
interchange until they bocmne of the aims ape-1
cfic gravity ; thus Dr. Turnbull, by sewing up
hide filled with one liquid of a certnin epi-cific
gravity, and then immersitif the hide in ano
ther liquid of jrrater or lessnr denMty,. keeps
tip this reciprocal action until such time as the
hide is thoroughly tanned. Ity the ordinary
process of tanninf it requiros eighteen mouth
to tan an ox hide, and 400 pounds of bark. Dr.
Tumbull tans the hide in fourteen days, and
with only 100 pounds of bark. This process
gives an extra weight of leather, varying from
15 to 25 pounds per cent. Calves' tkins, which
under the old process require an immersion in
the vat of five, six, and eeven months, are by
the new process tanned in two days. This
rapidity of execution is by no means attended
with inferiority to the leather produced. On
the contrary, it is said to become much better,
all the sn In rat ion required for the production of
good leather, being as fully effected by tho new
aa tha old procesa.
BaiwDRiTH'a Pilm by cleansing the Blood
fiom all impurities, givea power to every organ to
perform iu functions Healthily ; no matter whether
xternally or internal y situated. Nature has form
d the b iwele fur lh evacuation of all unhealthy
tumors of the blood, and if man would but use
ommon sense, he would take rare they performed
his office faithfully. If the bowels ate out of or
er, if too flow or too fuat, a few dose of Brandreth
'ill will bring ihem to order. Ak the man who
ai dying from constipated bowels what cured him ;
e tells you, Brandreth Pill. Auk him who hm
ad the dysentery for six months, and every renie
y had fui'ed ; he will tell you that Brandreth Pill
j rid him in a week. So with other diseases.
Velve Btandretb Pill rubrd down in a hlf pint
I trioleates, cured a little boy of an ulcer of the face
hich was rapidly spreading to his eyes, and which
dozen doctors hod tried to cure i the poor parent
ould have given half they were worth to have had
cured, but every thing they tritd did no good, un.
they gave il a tea spoonful of molasses every
iy, in half s pint of which they had mhbed down
elve Urandieth'a Pilla ; before tha whole of tbe
aliases waa taken, the ulcer was cured.
cry Purchase of H. B, Mssaer, Sunbury, or of
i sgent, published in another part of this psr.
ssasasMaasisaaHBHaMtsTBMCTaaasasHSMSsBjBasa
, r d i i; H,
At this place, on Thursday evening lair,
ILL1AM, aon of Francia W. and Louisa
wle, of Lewiatown, aged 11 yeara. His af
ted parenta left next morning, with hia re
ins, for home.
Notice
hereby given to all legatees, creditors, and e
her persons interested in the estates of Ehcshelh
ie, dee'd, seeled by her edmiuitrstor John
tie; of Jseob Ebiight. dee'd., settled by hi adm'r
n Ehriiiht; of George Watt, dee'd., settled by
idm'r Frederick Laxirua; of Andrew K. Kos-iel,
d s-ttled by his sdm'r John Itus ell; of Geo.
'er, ibe'd., settled by Gorge and Daniel Mny
idm'rs de bonia non with the wi I annexed ; of
' Catherine Shiley. dee'd.. eet'led by her ex'r
lerirk Hsae; of Lffrd Waldroo, dee'd., ret le i
is adm'r William Waldron; of Calheiin Hill.
I., settled by hersdin'r Jacob Conrad; nf John
iter', dee'd settled by hi sdrn'r Cliarlee Gale;
lavid Hess, ilec'd . guttled by hia adm'r Jacoli
i; of Catherine Painter. dc'd., sop led by her
r Charles GjI j, ol Frederick B.chman, det 'd ,
d by hia edrnV Jonas Koch and Nichol Bu
; of Leonard .Ferster. dee'd., settled by hi
ra Peter Ferster and Samuel Wanner; of A
im Kothermel. dee'd , aetiled by hia a Im'r Waa.
trmel ; the account of Jacob Wagner, goardi jn
itherins Peifer; the account of Jacob Wagner,
lien of Magdalena Ferster. Lite of Northum
nd eounty, debased, that the executors and
ai.lrstors of theaaid deceased eeta'e- have II ad
accounts with tha Kegiater of this eounty J
hat they will bo presented to tbe Orphans'
t of aaid county, on TtKaday tha 7lh dy of
next, for confirmation r allowance. '
EDWard OYSTER,
inKury. March Tth, IMC. ' 1 ' Register.
Michael ICeldlg't ltate.
A LL peraona hiving unsettled aeeoonta with
I aaid f etate, are hereby notified for me hat lima,
o caN ea the subaetiheis without delay, foe eettle
aent, otberwiae Iby will 1 dealt wttk eecoHliog
tew. t1- - ' GEO. CONRAD -8AM
lit L 8. WAGNER,
Aogosts, March Tth, H4e Jt Adaj'ra.
PRICE CURRENT. .
r ' Cmrteted weekly by Henry Ma$$er.
, Wiut.
.,100
a
a 35
6
Rta,
Coma, , ,;
Oara, ' " . !
Pose, ft '
' Ftaxasso,
: BOTTSR, . .
Eeas, a a
yBaiewaX, a .
Tattow,
Ftax, a - .
HscKttn Ftx,
Dai an ArpLaa,
'Do, Paacnaa,
' 14
101
15
a 10
a T
ISO '
The "Sugar Coated rilli." ,
Rawaaa ot Maarr CsariricsTa or com Ir
vaiTloar. . :.
Naw Yens, June 10th, lS4t
"lire, the nnderaiened. never enw or heard of "8u
gar Domed Pills," until Dr G. Benjamin
Smith manufactured and exbildted them - to ua
bout a year since. , ,
Isatat RavnaLPH. M D., Liberty
., Rosaros ot Co., 1 10 Broadway, and
,.. i ' -. . 10 Aator House.
Hoatcx ErtatTT, Drue;, 96 Hudson at,
Jon Caaraxa, 97 Hudwn at.
Lest eomeftwmav be deceived bv Iznorant
qutrke, we puidih the following ai d none hut
unpnnciped dealera will countenance anv imita
t on of this invaluable medicine.
Patbwt Ovrica.
Received thia 17th day of June. 184.4. from Dr.
G. Benj imin Smith, tha fee of S30, pavabte on hia
xpidiratiuo for a patent for a Pill ' Coaled uiilh
Hugar.' H L. LllswobtsV
UommiKi ner of Patents.
As these Pilla are prepared bv an educated l'hv
aician, they bave an advantage over other prepare,
aiion so much advertised, and a'O aufficientlv dis
tinguished from all o her by their virtuea, aaide
tiom llieir perut ar p'eanlne.
CTT 'AU I ION. Aa a miserable imitation hna
been made, by the name of Sua;r Coated Pill-,
it ianecesairy to be aura that Dn. G Baiw. Smith's
.iuoa'ute is on every box. Price 25 cent.
Principal Offlre. 179 Greenwich st. New York.
Sold by JOHN W. FRILING. Sun bury.
W M. FORSYTHE, .VrAumU
Mrch 7th, 1846.
WHITE SWA1T.HOTBL,
Rack Stukkt, PiiiEansLfHiA.
11Y J. PCTCKS.
'T'HIS location ia ronvenient fur Business men
- visiting the city. Eveiy piin is taken to ae
rure the comfort nf t'avellria.
March 7. 1846. ly
LIST OF CAUSES.
IJ'OR trial in the Court of Common Plea of Nor
thumberland County, at Aptil Term, 1846,
commencing the firl Monday, being tha 6th.
Seiizinger, alienee of
Garver
vs John Garver et al
va Joseph Keefer
va Abraham Klate ,
va A Wilhelm, ie.
va Felix Miurer et al
Prentice for Welch
William Farrow
Abner Mendenhall
Francia McCov,
Wm H Brown A. co va John B Boyd
Strswbii lee Si Burden vs Kama
Holmes, Sturgeon & co vs Sums
Hugh Bellas, B q va 'Henry Donnel et al
Charles Hall's ex'rs va William Wilson'a ex'r
Gobin dc Billing ton'a assignees vs Edward Gobin
Same vs Charles Gobin
Jacob Persing va Zimmerman, Saviilge & co
R D Foidsman vt Benjamin Fordaman
William Simenton va John Shipman
Charles H Frick va Wi Ham Friek
John Henderson's heirs vs Greennugh dr, Shipmen
John Lieh va Thomas Allen
Gilbert Berlieu v Wm R Jones
James Roa va J.icob H Rhnada
Win 1. Heinemtn va Ilartnisn H Ki ccbla
Peter Richter ice vs Dodg Sl Barret
Francia Ball'a adm'r va Daniel M. Serhler
Abraham Terwilliger v Robins & Newberry
John P Summers va Derr & McWillisma '
J ho McClooghan' adm'r va Charles Merrick
Ynithetmer & Dawson vs N 1, Price
J hn A Llovd va Wm E McDonald
John Kane Sc. wife vs John Neiilig & wife
E (ireenoush
va John Cooper el al
va J .hn A Lloyd
vs Ahiaharn iSlrsub
va John A Llovd
va John Hartman
Wm E McDonald
Jonnthan Adam
Wm Coll
Frederiek Birkenldne
Kenderton Smith et al e Georce Grsut et al
Walter Graham . va Peter Hauaelman
Junes Loun'iead's adm'ra vs Catherine 'arr
Dodge dr De Nutuandie va Wm A Lloyd ,
John McGtnnea va WmSterkee
Hulet 8mih V va Auguiu Huey &e .'
John Furman et al va Same
t hole W Hrgina
Henry Maaaer
John Murray
It o Kelt Benret
Francia Yarnell
va John Cooi er et at
v T A BiHiiiRton
vs Maraaret McCay's ex'rs
va IaanC Brown
va O-car Bradford'a ex'ia
John P Kennedy et al va J dc A Shipman
Same v name
JOHN FAUNSWORTH.
Proihonotarv'a oftji-e. Proth'u.
Suobury, March 7, 1845. J
, Dltjsolutlon of. Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore existing bet wen
the auhscriliera. under the firm of Heffuer dr.
Rhonda, waa dlsaovrd on the I at day of April,
184V bv mutual consent. Benjamin Heffuer ia
duly authorised to sen I the busrns of ihe firm, ;
BENJAMIN HEFFNER,
HENRY RHOAD.
fr Book', Notes Judgments, and al! account
are in the banda of Davi I Marti, E-q., for collec
tion. . HBPFNER.
tihamokin, Feb. 58, 1846. At
Notice.
riHE subacriber being appointed by tha Court
I of Common i lea of fturthuinherlanu county.
Auditor, to ascertain and r iiort the liena under tie
second mortgage uHn the real relate of the Shamo
kin C i d and Iron Company, in aaid coun'y, in
order that a dietribuii n may l-e made of tha pro.
ceedaof the la e aheriff 'a ale of a nil estate, among
he hen cietlitois, on tlis first Monday of the next
April court, Suobury, a I persona holding or
claiming liena age in I aaid ra'eie are her by requi
red to present them In the euhsrriher, at hia nffi.f
iu Sunbory, on or before lb Slat d.y of March
neat, i , H. B. MA8SEK,
Fab.tHih.1846 41 . , Auditor,
OVSTBXIS! OYSTERS!!
THE euhseriber would leapectfuliy inform per
aona dealing in OYSTERS, and the public
generally, that he baa purcheeed tbe interest of
Philip Sbay, in tbe Oyster buainsaa, at Northum
berland, where he ia prepared le supply deslefs with
superior OiBTgae. at the ahoneat notice, put up at
tha celebrated eatabllabaient of Fitdt s Shay, in
Baltimore.. t ;, ;;.
' All ordere sent by xnaU, et otherwise, ; will be
puxtctullt alteadsd to. , ,v
T. WITHINOTON.
NortbumVaflsfld, Fsh. U, 1I4.
MMMSJjaajaayajpJMMtjW y - - ;; t ;.' -, , tiJ , ,)-
LXST OF JUXIOXIS
OF Northumberland County, for Aptil Term,
A.D.1I46.
Grand J arort.
Drlmeare James Armstrong. Joseph Nicely,
MiUm Leonard Shearer. Daniel H. Ciner.
Chillitfptnqnr.-Henry Caul, El jsh Hill, Ro
beit Ginen, William Castel.
Paint . John Garret. ' ' ,
Northumberland. Andrew Wileon, George
Bert. , ,"
Sunbury." Caleb Fisher.
Augutia.-8vmoet Garinger, Solomon Evert.
, SAamoArn. Daniel Miller. ; !
Ruih. Samuel Gilinger. ,. : ,
: Coal."-Andrew Klinger. ,,
Upper Mahonot.Snc.tib 3frsser, Samuel Ei.
ter. Peter 8eiter. Jacob Geist. Dnniel Ksufmsn.
JLotner Mahonoy Philip Keratetter.
Little Mahanoy Nichnhs Drumhellor.
Traverse Jurors.
TurbtU. John Sample.
Lewie. Jacob Jarret. William McGulre. David
Ldiiv.
Delaware'-' John D. Linebach, Wilson Hutche
nr., John M. Thatcher, Peter Shady, Joseph
Haves George Wstson.
Milton.' Jsmes Whitter, Pslmer Johnston. Hen
rv Wilhelm, John Leib,"Jecob Miller, John Evans,
fatrirg Montague.
Chitliinuaaue.Iobn Voris. William Houssl.
I nomas Kaser.
.. .i - '
Point. John Desl, Hesirv Morgsn.
Northumberland Jsmes Tsggart, Thomas Gae
tp.
Sunbury Daniel Hen'ncer.
Augusta Ssmnel Rciland, Dennis Woolverton.
Henry Brewer. Peer Kresger, John Slarner, John
11. Nhipm m, 1 homaa Sovder.
Shanwkin. ('hariea Manx, 8amocl Kellv. Ni
cholaa Yocum, Chriatiao Bmschlag.
Ruth William Bear. Jacob Milham. Henrv
eaver.
I hper Mahanoy. Jonathan Reitx, John Mao
r.tr.
Lower Mahanov. Jacob Bower, John Michael.
Jacoli Wnviler.
Little Mahonoy. Isaac Dornsrif, Samuel Wi-
gener.
Jackson. Henry Lattcha, Daniel Hilbiab.
Petit Jurors.
Ttirbut. Henrv Follmer.
Lewie. Peter Strhl, Thomia Ruae.
Drltware. Jae Pa-ke', Joseph Irwin.
Jifiltnn. C. A. Langen.
Chilitquoque. Charlea Search, Nuthan Jarret.
Porn. -Daniel Robins.
Nurthumhirland. J ime Hilburn, Thomas Wi-
lllitigti.n. Diiii' l Biautisam.
Sunbury. Reuben Fegely.
Auemta. David Reefer, Solomon Her'xel, anr,
John Hart. Frederick Has.
Slinmoki. Solum n Keller, William Amw-
min, J nines John, William O. Kne, David Miller,
Daniel Fegelv, David N. Lake.
Rush John Desha, Jacob Geaibart, Peter
Hniighawoiit.
Coal Solomon Dunkelbrrger, Henry Keyser,
Micha I D rrick.
Upper Maltonuy. Anthony Yoder, George
Re.ler, Jonathan Etaenhart.
Lower Mahonoy --Isaac Rothermel, Peter Wit-
mer.
Jackson John Bohner.
Removal.
DR. D. T. TRITES,
RESPECTFULLY informa theei
tit -na of Sunbury and vicinity, that he
ha. removed hia teaidi nee to the Brick
House in Market street, one door we t
nf the Red Lion Hotel, where, thankful for past fa
vors, be hope tn receive a continuation of the liber
al patronage which has heretofore been extendi d to
him. Feb 28. 1846. Cm
George Gotslialt'a) Uatatc.
Notice
IS hereby given, that the subscriber has been ap
pointed Auditor by the Orphan's Court, to ap.
portion and d atributa the aeaete of. eid estate, in
the hamls nf D. lie. at r, adm'r , and that he will
meet 'hem at bis office, in Sunbury, Monday,
he Uth diy nf March next, for tbat purpae, wbeo
II inter eated are requested to attend.
C. J. UKUINEK,
Sunbury, Feb. 21, 1846. 3t . Auditor
Orphan' Court Sale
OF TALTJ.BLE LAND.
IN pursuance "of an Order of the Orphan's Court
of Northumberland county, will l e aold at public
aa'e. on Tuesday the 10th day of Maich i eil, al
the house of Wm. R. Jonea, in Augusta towuahip,
in aaid county, to wit : ,
A cettain tract of Imd situate in the lownsbip
sfiiressid, adjoining land of Wm. R. Joms, John
Hsrt. sud the river Susquehanna, conlniniug eigh-ty-srveu
acres more or le-a. At'out forty aenaof
a dd tr id are cleared and pntler a good Mate of cul
tivation ; ihe iraidue i well limbered. The aaid
tract is eligibly aituati d for milling or manufjrtunng
I urpose., aa an excellent w tier power ia nffuded
by Uilea Run, running throu.h ihe land. The
a id tract ia located on ihe funqufhaiino, al-out 8
miles below Suol uy, on the road leading from that
place to Harrisburg. The lurid ia comprised of
bottom land and up-land, which will be aold toge.
therorarpaiately.aamay be deemed nio-t dti.
ble. Lt'e the eaiate of Col. J. ho Jones, dee'd.
Sale to comment e at 10 o'clock. A. M.i.fsaid
day, when the conditiona nf ade will be mads
known by WM. H. MUENCH, .
ELISHA KLINE.
Fabiusry 7ih, 1846. 6t Admr'a. ,
MONTOUR HOUSE,
LATE BRADY'S HOTEL,
Opposite f Af Courf Ibnise,
BAMVILLS, PBnN'A,
THE Siili-criber, who assisted for se.
veie years in Ihe management of tbe a
hove Hotel, lately kept by Mr. S. A. lira
dy, b' gs leave tn iufum ihe travelling
puh'ir, that he has taken the etaldi-hmeot on hia
on account, on tbe first nf January, 1846.' -
The House has, ol late, undeigone many impor
tant alteration, and the present conductor pronii.es
to leave nothing undone to make it a eomforts'de
snd sgroeahle, as well aa a cheap and erennnr da
ting stopping place for atrsneera whn may vi.o our
flourishing village. No paina m r expense will be
pared to fill the table and the bar with (he be-4 the
mirketa afford, and with the determination to' ,l.
m i bi entire eraonal attention to the comfort of
those who may make hia house tbeir temjwrary a
bode, and aided by active, careful and obliging ser
vant, he hope to give general satUfaction, and re
ceive e liberal abare of custom.
(ry Large tod eommodioua STABLES areat
tachad to the ea'abl ehment. which tie attended by
careful and obliging ho ller. '
GIDEON M. 8HOOP,
January 14 th, 1840. tf
LEMONS. A lot of good, frsah Laeooua, just
isceived end for sale by
Dee. 18, rlif. IWNRY MA88EJC
fi a sir J
Isssil L
Lilt of itaple and Fancy i
STATIONERY,
tleeeived by tatt Arrfvah from tendon and Parit,
na ojerea to me iraat only, by
HART '& CO.
(Succrsaot to t I. Cohen St. Co .) No. 87 South
Fourth Street, above Cheanut Street,
"' ' PHZLADSLrBIA. ' f ':
SEALING WAX, Red, Black, White. Searfet,
Fancy colored and Spangled j 10, 20 and 4.
stfeka tn tha lb. The assortment comprises 86 dif
f rent kinda. -. . ,
Wafers in lb. pspe's, superior Scarlet, superior
Red. Black snd .aa rted Fncv colors of the follow.
Ingeireat Note, 8m'l Note. Pea, Large Pes, Mi
nion or Dott j sl.i Notarial Wafers. 4 aixra
Tr.inaparenf. Cameo and Fanev Wafer In boxes.
Ink, .Wlk Jen's and Arnold'a superior Blank
Writing, Japan, Blue, Copying nJ Steel Pen Ink.
in 3 3. 4, 8, 16 ami S3 ox atone bottle,.
Superior Carmine Ink. made bv Guyot in Paris
and Arnold in London, in gl sa bottles
Bond's and Arnold's Indelible Ink, without pre
psratinn. Walkdcn'a Genuine Black Ink Powder.
. Glias Ir ks, blown and cut, of every vstlaty,
French snd English.
Trvihng Inkstands, upwsrds of SO different
pattern..
Ppier Mache, B.-onte snd China Pumn Int.
slsnda, in great varieiy.
ren Raeka, Bronze snd Imitation, virions sires
Portfolio, 4to, cap and demi. with and without
locke. in great vmeiv.
W nfer Stamna. of f vorv. Vat.M n.
Eli my and Cocoa, all s gee with plain and cross
rui nraa eoii.
Giaae Motto Seat, a very extensive varietr.
Foldnia, plain Ivory and Bone t 6 7 8 snd 9 inch
Reading Knies, plain and carved Ivory and
renri oi vanon iige.
Prepared India Rubber. 20 and 40 caka to ih lb,
topying Paper, Turner'a beat S end 61 lb dem
and 7 lb double crown.
Tisane Paper, Turner'a superior White end Co-
lorect, various tmt, put on naratelv
Writing Pariar, English Blue laid and Wove.fo-
Ho. cap and 4to post ot the liest qnaliiv
Miiner white and Ulue Wove and Tinted E
tra Satin Surf.ce, g it edge 4to pnat, 8vo and 1 6mo
cntrti.n paper.
Valencia, or l.ace Bdge Note paper. 8vo Sl 16mo
e,iigiin anu r rencn satin t.t with blick bor
der in I edge. 4io and o.
Blue and White Wove French Quarto Poals. a
large anirtmenr.
Plain and Fancy French Note Paper of everv
var'eiv anu s xe.
Envi l .p.s, English snd French Iiin snd fancy
in reai viriery.
rmicv r rench rspetertea, furnished wl'h Note
paper Ki.velope., Wax, Wifera, dte. die- 25 differ
ent van. tie..
Engli'h Laid Rlmting Paper.
Wb.'mn.'a Sort. r lor Turkev Mill Drawing Pa
per of the follow ng site, viz: Foolscap 1.1 M Ifi
Demv I5H20. Medium 18X53. Roval 19H24
Sun. r R vl 19 H27. Imprul 21 H 29. Elephant
23 X 27, Cnlombier 23 X 34. Atlas 26 'A 3:1, DoU-
hie Elephant 27H40. Annquarian 31 X S3
Lodoied t ravon Pi,er, Roval, v.iims tint.
Sujierior Bri.tol Boarda made nf Whntman' de.
per, ol the foil. wing . and thickness: e ip, pa
my. medium ami roval 2. 3 and 4 sheet.
Emhoteed Bristol Roarda of vnriou sue.
Perforated Bristol Board, whim and tinted, fine
metium and coarse perforation.
r rench I racing Paper, royal, columbier and dou
ble elephant.
Conte'a Black Chalk Crayon No, 1, 2 and 3.
Hed and White Urayons
pointing; B'U-hes, superior English snd French
camel shstr, F.rgltsh Sable of various qualities,
04i c imei s hair nritanes in tin.
Mathematical Ina'rumenta, London make, in ma
hngany and fi-h -kin cases. The sssortment com
prise 15 different kind. .
Water Colors a complete assortment of New.
man a genuine c- lors in ca.ke and boxes Bluck
man' Water Color, in varum sites, flidine. hook
and bck and key bote ,
Toy tdoia in treat variety, of sliding and h ok
plain and fancy luxe. "
Mezottnlo and Pink Siucere, leather anJ piper
aiumps. , . ;
(dies.men. plain and carved ivory, bone and
wood, of all a'.ze.
Backgammon and Dtauaht Boards of vatioua si
tes and quslit e.
Dominoes, 14 16 18 and 20 line, of varinua aua-
litiea.
Steel Pens, Gillotl's and other makers, on rsrJs
and in boxes, a large and complete assortment.
Steel I'm Holders, plain snd fancy of every va.
nety. .
rcelstn Matra, 12 different sites in moiocco
and wood fumes ; el-o. in iockei bo k form.
Diamond pmired Go'd Pm.nf vari ms qualit'ea
Card Cae, a large riment of French and
English make, pbiin and inlaid.
Ne Plua Ultra Travelling W.iting De-k. I'l 12
14 and 16 inches, with and without dres i''g ra e.
Pmtable Travelling Leather Dressing Cases a
gn at vari, tv.
uia-rior Prepvied Writing Parcboent of the
f Mowing ar.es: 10JXI6J. I6 20, 20X 24.
24 H 28. 2S X H3 a, d 30 X 36
Fancy Paier plain and i mlma ed gold and !
ver paper, rdend assorted eolor mr.cco p-pei,
Cncy colored r mlio-aej piper, plain French Ljhly
g lined fai cy colored pata, dciV
Fine Screen H. indies of vanou patterns and great
varieiy. torn of entire new tye.
Hair Dtushea of superior LonJon make, a large
assortment. ,
Ladiea (Jompanions or Portable Work Cases,
completely fitted.
Mmia'ure Ivoriea of fiiwly rut French, via: 24
27 30 33 36 and 45 line.
Ivory Tablat of varioua titea, wi;U the Jays of
i ne weeK.
M.taMic Memorandum Books of 4 a xes.
Ruler of round bard wood, 12 15 18 21 end
24 inches.
Scotch Penkuife Honea io paper and wood cases,
of vanou size, i . j
Writing Materiala nf dtmafk ateel, with agate
and eiiatnelled handle, in morocco ra.e.
Pounce wood and i.r p-uincv Ik, tea, red laie,i
span card tscka, letter rdpa. mouJh glue.haliledorea
and hirde,di-fcted mapaaud picture, round game.
water cups, gum laneis, enma palleiaaud tiles, dice
cups d aughimen, port ery..ii. dividers, protrac
tors, scales. English toy books, See. tic. . t
S II. J- Co ore Sole Agenteur the following
or licit t. Manufactured by ,. . Coten.
Super! r Psient Iv. ry Su faee Playing Carda
Eagba, Harry VIII. D catur, Merry Ande, High
Isiiilst. Plsyeis, Presidents French and Spanish
Ihe court card with either aing'e or double heade
and printed in gold or colore, manufactured of the
beat material, by an improved method, thereby giv.
ing them perfect slip snd m-ik'ng them more so
lid snd durable, which render them tbe moat plea,
aant playing rerda manufacinrcd "
P ain Enamelled Burnished lard' from No t to
Enamelled Gold Bordered Carda from No 1 to 6.
Burnished Surf.ce Mourning Caida ftq Ne I to 3.
Gill Edg Viading Carda fiom So I to 3.
Ivory huiface Carda. while and tilled, fm I to 8.
Plain Piintera' Caida from 1 l i 8.
Lead Pencils Superior drawiag pencils, bomb
factored from the ware bamberlsnd lead, of the f,dt
lowing degmainfbaMMa! M.ait. nt. fl. .r,
Office Writing Peneila.
Red Chalk Peneila. n ' -
'l Improved Evetpolnl Leads fot pencil ea
see of alt ig"g
C3 They ere constantly receiving fem Europn
additiona to their Stock, end reioectfully invite
purohaaera to call and examine for ihemaalve.
(C7 ff. it Co. have juet published the Isugh.
b e (Same of What .I'ye B;T, by Protesor Punch I
slso the National Gj me of thx Stsr Spangled Ban
ner they alo hs. tha agenev (or tha following
popnlir gamea whic! tliev nffer to the Trade l
publiher'a price, vit: Dr. Busby; Mension of
Happine.; Americsn Eagttj Mss er Roill.ury and
hi pup la; Chirac eristics nf Distinguished Per.
sons; Pope and Psgans Scripture History Illustrs
ted; The Game of Heme s Tha Illnttraiad Alpha,
bet; Pickwick Cards: Shak-peare in a new Dres:
Qrr. of Fo tune; Race of Improvement SniCe of
tfiitu; Koliinsou CtuvH'; Carda if M.gi; also,
Abbott new air!e of llr.wlnir Ptr.ta. r1!,'....
'Tarda or Gnod and Bad Pa.sion-i Merr Gama nf
Trip to China; Gama nf American Revolution.'
Philadelphia, February 7th, 1846.
EVANS & WATSON.
No 76 South Third Stiivi.t, '
Opposite the PhilaMphid Exchange,
Manufacture and keep cor
.tnntly on hand, a large aa
sortmenl of their Putent live
ivnved S damander FIRE
PROOF SAFES, which are
i (onarructed as to set at rest
m inner i f doub a to their
"beine striitK fire nrnof. and
that they will resist tl6 fire of env building in the
wnrld. The ouisnle c ae ,f ihe S.ifes are made of
trot, er iron, the insole c -e of soup-tone, and be
tween tho i uter case end inner caae ia a apace of
some -j incne uiicx, ana is tilled in with inde-trus-tible
ra iteri .l, so as to make it an impossibility to
c-ti t ourn any oi me con enta inside of tbi Chest.
These Hoapatone Sahmandeis we are prepared
and do challenge the werld to produce any article
In the shape of Book Safea that will stand aa much
heat, and we hold ourselves ready at all liroea to
have them fairly tested by public bonfire, shoulJ -ny
of our competitor feel disponed to try them.
We also continue tj mtnufiirtuie and keen con
stantly on hand, a large and general ae-wtment nf
our Pieimum Air-tight Fire Proof Safea. uf which
we h-ive ii larj-e quantiiy In u-e, and in every iir
stance ihey have c'en entire a iliafacdon to the
purchaers of which we will refer the public le a
few gerit'einen who have them in uae.
N. & G. Taylor, 129 north 31 at.; A. Wright
St Nephew, Vine at. wh itf ; Alexander Caror, Cvn
veyancer, corner of Filbert and 9th eta.; John M
Ford, 32 north 3Jt.; Mver Bu.h, 20 nonh 31
.t ; Bailey & Uroiher, 13S Maket r-l; Jamea M.
Paul. Itll south 4ih at.; Dr David Jayne, 8 south
3Jst; Matthew T. Miller, 20 aouth 3d at.; and
we could name some thtee or .four hundred otheis
if it wi re necesanry. Nr.w we Invite the attention
ol the public, and parttculirly those in want of
Fire I'root S ifea, to call at our atore before purcha
sing eUewhe e, and we think we can aalisfy them
that Ihey will get a ltter and cheaper article at
our More than any other establ sbment in the city.
We also continue to manufictuie eal and Co
pying Presses, made in such a manner aa to an
swer both pur.o-ea ; Hoisting Machin s, Fite
Proof Do r, w,th our own manufacture of locks
on them, with D. Evan' Patent Keyhole eovtr
attached to the same;, plain and ornamental Iron
Railing, &c " '
N. B We keep constantly on hand a large as-
aortment of our Patent Mate Lined Refiigei tils,
Water Filter and Cooler ; and we have alao on
hand aeveral erond band Fire Pr mf Cheats taken
in exchange for ours, which we will dtipose of at
very low prices. -Philadelpbia,
January 24'h. 1846. ly
VEOLESALE - RETAIL
HAT & CAP WARKHOUSE,
-Vo. 304, Market Street, aboe" Oth, South side,
PHILABSL7HIA,
THE subscrilrrs respectfully call the stlen
lion of tbsir fuel, i!s and de li r to their large
mil will ass, rted toi k of He's and Csi a of every
lea' tii tion. will adapted f r the a. ring trade. D-
I. g mule of tlie heal rn tieri d a. id by the m ml tx
perienc.d woikineii, ll.ey leel confident to giveun
ve:sil stif:,cli. n lo all who may favor ibein with
a tiinl, aa they iff.-r to sell as . w aa anv house in
the ci y. BAR I'ALO I T & BLYNN.
Philj.Mjihia, Jauuury 3, 1846 ! ' ' '
TEXICO 8c jMEXAS!
TUB CUT 13-RTII.Is TXIBY COME."
COME WHERE ! Why wl.e.e do you sup
pose but to Ihe Chesp Store of Henry Master,
ii Market street, Sunburv. And f r what pu-poe
do you think they cornel Why to buy chesi, to
le sure an I ave ,-t lea I 50 per cent.' "Thru won't
du no A in' else," because it ia a well known fact
'hat at
HENRY MASSER'S STORE
t''e very be-t e'ttrlea are .. Id a' te very loweat
pin e.. Now lome. on ai,d nil ; 1 ir d r t hi e"m
t or ce, mi l Jl'l'I.K F)' Y 'I'.- RI VES I
Where you will find a Splendid Aaaoitmej l of
Fall mid Winter Dry Goods,
n-t rt ieived, am .ng uhii h ie iI.m following i So
peifl.je Ir luh lirobd.'lotl : csl of E.igljlid du4
Heavy lSeaver do , a fust r ,ie ariicle far Uvercoatav
and a g-eat variety of Wo d Dyd. Black and Fan
cy Cin-imereM, S.aineiti, Mouseliii.de-jiuei, Rep.
ittr-lan es, ua-nmetes, ,tpH. ci, Ac, 4c. Also, a
laautiful assortment ,f Cuticoea of ihe lataal atylve
and patteina, which wi 1 be void cheaper tuaa evert
also, Wo den and other Simwla iu great vaiiety,
from 40 rta. to $10; a general ,,nmnt of. Ho.
siery. Gloves, Suspenders, Mm, Vc A 04 large
assortment of Women , Mru e and Muses Gum
Shots, which wi 1 be sold cheaper ihau ever befjie
offered. . . . 1 :i ob ,
He haa likewia, in addition to the above eloek,
an extensive sorlinenlof Quten UHtrf, Hurdwart,
Saddlery uml Crm-ies, Sngn from a 10, 12
and 16 ct. iei lb; Good Codes ai 10, Veiy Beet
at 12). Al . Nail! 'kes; Iron; nilera.Mi'a beat
Cast (t; Elglib.' American and ttwoed B isler
do. in short, every 4h ng that i. usually kept ia a
Country Store, all of which will be sold at vary
reduced prices, , . .
CTT Country rro-Jucai pf til kinds laksa in ex-
change for Good. . ,. ,.. j , ,..
Sunbuiy. Nov. 2xd, 1845., t
JOHN B.;STUYKEU,
Of tin Uie firm if Newkirk a Slryker, und
u Mryker 4r rogue, , 2 -
HAS resumed the Wholesale Dry Gvods Buai.
nese, snd now effete for sale, at No. 18 and
14 Bank street, 'Philadelphia, adjoining .Myers,
Ctaghorn A Co'e Auction Store, No. 78 IHaikrt
atraet, general aaairlment nf Dry Goods, 'Vhiefly
purchased at suction, at a very small "advene far
eash,"riy accepisncrs, "v v
DelH-vmg that hie long experience in pueehiKir g
will rnahle him to sett hi 4iei al the learest Mai
t pi ices, he invitee hia oluV friends and "sHhete
wis ing to buy, to favor him with a cU.
rbiladslphia, tior. 1, 184. sa
nnun'c noTEL,
"' HAnnnncRc, pa. , '
T BEG I av to infrn the public that I have left
Philadelphia., and am now located In Hanie.
burg, the aeat of the Executive and Biate Govern
merit nf Pennsylvania, where I now oeruny tho
epaeioue Hotel, recently kept by Mr. Matthew
Wil.on. r ,
'This spsciblia building, Viaving been pil'pn.ely
plmned and erected for s Hotel tif the first claaa,
is not aurpasaed if equa'led, by any aimilar eatab.
liahmeut in Pennsylvania! and having undergone
a thorough renovation, tbe parlors, rooms and
chamber ar how fitted up in a style that com
bines 'tnce with comfort end convenience.
.My TABLE is pledged tn be supplied with tbe
hest fare ihe Market can produce 1 the chargea at
the eime lime being aa moderate aa anv of the best
regulated aatal ltshmnt elsewhere. In short, no
excitions shall be f pared on my pirt, or on tbe part
of every memler of my household, to make it what
it should he. In the Cnpit d nf one of the most pop
ulous and in'eresting S'ste. of Ihe Union.
' With Iheae pr. mis-s, aceommndationa and faoi
litl -s, sod the fact that ti e Hotel is most eligibly
situated, I w'ph confidence, most respectfully goli
cit th ps.ronsge of Ihs Public. ;
, '. . DANIEL HERR,
, Late of Herr's Hotel, Chesnut St., Philsd.
Herri-burg. Nov. 22. 184r. 3m
To lurchacra of
DRV GOODS.
P11HE subscribe'. No. 121 Pearl s'rym, New
X York, having r-4.hlihi-d a llr.nrhat No. S3)
South S.rond at , Pldladelphia, i , now opening,
and wi'l ha cons antty receiving from tha N.w
York Aurions. an etten'ive esaor ment of
FANCY & STAPLE DRxT GOODS,
which will he gold at the lowest New York pt'Ce.
at wholesale snd R' tail. Among h slock will I -a
found a good assortment of the followieg article-t
Jarcnnets, Plaid. Hair Cord, l,ac, S:rie, B m,1i,
Swia and Tarlatan Muslins. Uirrn p and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Netts, Fancy and Ball Dres-e-,
Thread Lares, Applica'ion Do., rich B'aek Si k
Trimmlt g Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambric.
Linen Cambric Hdkf.,Curtjim Fr;ngea, Cashmere
d'Ecos?e, Mouscline de I. sire, cilk snd Cotton
Wsrp Alaccs, Quiet,' Cloth, Gal Pl:d.
French Merinos. Bl-ek Mks, Glove. Si k Hose,
Shawls, Crsvs's, Rtlihon", Embroiderirs &c, dec.
. (Ountry Meichsnts and oihers vieiting i'hilnlel.
phia or New York to purclm-c, are reajwctiully in
vited to call and rxiimine tho stacks.
Nov. 1. 1845. ly . G. H. MOORF...
JOSKPII W. JONES,
No. 18 Njrth ith street, a few doors abots Market
.,.1 street,
, . FHILASLFHIA,
HAS conatintly on hand a very large assort
ment of Looking Glinisea, Butkets, Cedtir Wa
and Fancy Good, which will be aold wbolasald at
the ver loweit prici, .
N. B. Looking Glasae insured to any j art of
the country, without chargo.
Nov. I, 1815 6m
We recommend all of our friends Visiting, the
city, to call at the Pekin Company's Sttirc, "
and lay in a supply of their delicious Teuiu
TIIC TEA XOJIP.IXY,
No. 30, S.iotu Srxosn Strkxt, Bctwein Marktt
sod I'besnnt,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE cnstanily on hand, . and fir eld,
Whole.sleaiidRnP.il.
A VARIETY OF CHOICE FRFSII TEAS.
At Lower Prices,
according to the qu l"y, than they can I e biu.t
for at any other eft ,hlihment in ihe city.
CTT lsa, exclusively, are aold at tb a house.
and sever d v.irieiira which cannot he nbtuined else
where. Any Teas which do n,,t give 1 n'ire sa'i
faction can le returned and exchanged, 01 ihe mo
ney will be refunded.
The ciiiiena "f NorthumberlnnJ cou' ty are to
ectful!y invited to give us a call.
G.B. ZIEBER.
Agent for the Pikin Tea Company.
Philadelphia, fept. 27th, 1345. ly
TERMS REDUCED.
DAG VER RUN GALLERY of Patent PremU
urn Cvlurtd likenesses, and Pho'.ogmph'u
Depot (
Xo. 130 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia. '
No. 251 Broadway, New York ; No.. 75 Court
Street, B.ton ; No. 13G Cheanut S reel. Phila
delphia ; Baltimore Ptrect,' Ba'limore ; llroad-
W;iy, Saratoga hpring ; No 56 Canal Slieel.
. New-Oileaiia ; Main Street Newport, K. I. And
Min Street, ))u Huque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Exb n
aive Estahli-hment nf the kind in ihe Wotld,
and containing more than a THOUSAND POR
TRAITS. etidTacinrr those of some of t'te nioit
diatinguished individuals, in the United Sutes. .
Adnnt'ance free. ... !-.
. This E-'bli.hment hiving lieen award d tha
Medal, Four First Premiums, nd two " H gh t
Hunors'' a' the ExHibi ion 11 1 Boston, New Yo k
and I'htlarlel h'a, r. sportively, fm bert I'ictote- nd
Appa'aius, is llios nfflei.itlv nis'.onel in tbe pos.
lion oi'.uperio itv ber-tof ,re uni eis Ms bs ined it
by the puli'ic, as -F!nt in the tVo'ii."
Lin 28th, 1845. ly
'ess. sLisiiTJi6n:
VIA NO S.
THE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed siciil,
for ie s.,le , f t'll.N'RAl) MEVI'i:' CEL
EBRATED PREMIUM IME WOOD II
ANOS, at tbi place. These Piano have a plain,
massive and btamiful exteiioi Ci h. ai d, (r ilep li
and .weelnes of ton', end eb g , rice of workman
ship, are nut s irna-si d bv any in the United States.
The following Is e recommendation t orn Cisi
DsTa, a celebrated performer, and biwatlf a uiau
uUeiuier: , A CARD.
Haviae had the ples-ure ot trying tbe excel
lent Piano Forte inmifarturcd by Mr. Meyir, and
exhibited st theli4 exhibition of ihe Fr nktin In.
atilute, I feel it dun to the true rurril ol ,lli maker
to I'eeiare that ihesrt iu.tiumeiita aie quite (qua1, .
and in tome rerprcs even tupiiioi, to i the P
ano Furies, I aaw at the capit d f Eu oj, and
during a aojourn of two year ai Pari. '
Thea- Piano will be vo'd at The manufacturer'
lowest Philadelphia prices, if not something lower.
Persons are requested to call and examine i f
tbemaalves, at the residence of the subscriber. '
Sunbury, Mav 17. 184.V H. B. MAHSER. '
LAST NOTICE.
THE Store Books, Account and Noies c(U. x
B. Mar, base been placed iu the hand i a,
magistrate for c jilecion. Peraona wbo account .
have been of long standing, may aave cost by M-,
lltng tbe same without furiher delay, .
Sunbury, Jan. 8. 1848 H. B. MASCT '
WUKAl'.'e-lhe btghesTpuis iti.yr
Wheal, at tb atore J H. AtASSEK., .
A Hrw tupplv of (toae (kitimetit just reontw.
No,. .a, igti. , w
IlMt IKt) Jui
for ca-b, by
a ret.ive.1 ,..,( f, .-I, eA'
liEAiiY MAbSE;'.,
Sunbuiy, Kjit. SO, 1644,