cion, th honor, the r!htt, and the interests of
our country.
The President then refers to instructions given
to Gen. Taj lor in August last, authorising him,
incase of emergency, to call upon Texas and the
neighboring states for volunteers, and says :
On the 2d day of March, he was again remin
ded, "in the event of the approach of any consi
derable Mexican force, promptly and efficiently
to ose the authority with which he wae clothed
to call to him auch auxiliary force as he might
need." War. actually existing, and our ter
ritory having been invaded, General Taylor,
pursuant to authority vested in him by my di
rection, has called on the Governor of Texas
for tour regiment of State troops two to be
mounted, and two toserveon loot; and on the
Governor of Louisiana for four regiments of in
fantry, to be sent to him aa soon as practicable
In further vindication of oar rights and de
fence of our territory,! invoke the prompt ac
tion of Congress to recognise the existence of
the war, and to place at the disposition of the
Executive the means of prosecuting the wsr
with vigor, and thus hastening the restoration of
peace. To this end 1 recommend that author
ity should be given te call into the public ser
vice a large body of volunteers to serve for not
less than aix or twovle months, unless sooner
discharged.
A volunteer force is, beyond question, mora
efficient than any other description of citizen
soldiers; and it is not to be doubted that a num
ber far beyond that required would readily rush
to the field upon the call of their country. I
further recommend that a liberal provision be
made for sustaining our entire military force,
nd furnishing it with supplies and munitions
of wsr.
The most energetic and prompt measures, and
the immediate appearance in arms of a. large
end everpowering force, are recommended to
Congress as the most certain and efficient means
of bringing the existing collision with Mexico
to a speedy and successful termination.
In making these recommendations, t deem it
proper to declare that it is my anxious desire not
only to terminate hostilities speedily, but to
bring all matters in dispute between this govern
ment and Mexico to an early and amicable ad
justment ; and, in this view, I shall be prepared
to renew negotiations whenever Mexico shall
be ready to receive propositions, or to make
propositions of her own.
Dtiptpin. The nerves of the bumtn body
those necessary agents which immediately connect
man with sxlernal nature are singularly prone to
hav their functions disordered by an oppressed
condition of the stomach the m inula termination
of Ibat portion of the nerves eipanJed upon ttwoi
gans of digestion con..g -wd Impression
to ths -ain- Aid although the Head can, un
doubtedly, like other organs, be ths seat of primary
disorder, yet, in the great majority of cases, the un
easy sensations tbsre experienced are symptomatic
of disordered Stomach; and further, theie is abun
dant evidence to prove that cruditiea in the Sio
mach and Bowels ran, in every grade of human
existence give rise to spasmodic action in every
organ of the body ; and whether we survey it in
the agonising form of Tic Doloreaux the alarming
convulsions of the Epileptic seizure or in thst ir
ritable condition of the nerves of the heart occasion
ing palpitation they can all frequently be traced
to the source above mentioned, and be cured by
mild evancuant and tonic remedies. To relieve a
state of so much suffering snd distress, (in which
body snd mind slsa participate.) Bbandbbtm'
Pills ar confidently recommended; as, by com
bining aromatic, tonic and cleansing i roperties,
they remove all oppressive sccumulstions, strength
en the Stomach, induce a healthy appetite, and im
part tranquility to the nervous system.
fXj" Purchase of H. B. Masaer, 8onbury, or of
the agent, published in another part of this paper.
V B Hi K O,
On the 5th inst., by the Rev. J. Edminster, Mr.
Robebt Eve sett of Delaware township, to Miss
Mabv Ann Srtson of Turbut township.
In McEwensville, on the 3d inst., by J. Tin
cent, Esq.. Mr. Thomas Ibwin, to Mrs. Jane
Mabtz, all of that place.
Iu Schenectady, N. Y., on the 15th ult., by the
Rev. Dr. Rawson, Mr. Samcel A. Hull, former
ly of this berough, to Miss Anna Bbeweb, all of
Schenectady.
DIED,
On Monday evening last, ELIZABETH.daugh
ter of Mr. Charles Weaver, of this place, aged
bout 8 years.
At TurbntviMe, on the 3d inst , after a long
end protracted illness, Mrs. ISABELLA BARR,
relict of Samuel Barr, Esq., in the 75th year of
her age.
In Rush township, on the 6th inst.. of Com
sumption, Mr. DENNIS WOOLVERTON, aged
about -years.
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Matset,
WIAt, . 100
Rrs, . . . 70
Coas, . . ' . 63
Oats, ' 40
Pork, 4 6
Flaxsksb, 4 4 U3
Bbtte, ... 14
East, .... 8
BstswAT, .... 85
Tallow, 444 10
Ft!, 4 4 .10
Hecilbb Flit, . to
1)bIbd Amis, 4 4 4 75
Do. Psscets, 4 100
NORTHUMBERLAND
J OTIC E is hereby given, that meeting of the
L w stockholders ef the Northumberland Bridge
Company Will be bald at the bouse of James Lee,
b the borough of Northumberland, on Monday the
5th day of June next, at I o'clock, A. M for the
lurposs taking Into consideration the propriety
f re-building ths Bridge) from lbs Eastern shore of
he Soaduebanna rtvsr to tfca Bbamokin Island, op
site Northumberland, upon certain stipulsted
asulltions mentioned la a supplement passed the
8U et Marco, 1MB, tn set Incorporating said
mpany. D. BRAUTIQAM,
NortbWd, Msy 16. 1840. 6t Pres't.
"-TROTH -10 MIGHT? A1TD WILL PREYAIL."
A. B. MARS1HAILIL,
No. 1SS Cheanut Street, between Seventh and Elgnth Streets.
tp rrr
IS now piepsred to offer. Wholesale and Retail,
a large assortment of Fauct snd Staplb
DRY GOODS.
suited to ths Country ss well ss City Trade. He
continues the system of "no abatement in pricei"
which he hss pursued for th psst ten yesrs, and
desire to call the special attention of ths publ'e to
it as the only true system of retail business, snd
which is decidedly to the interest of the purchaser
to promote. It is quite time th fraudulent prsc.
tic of asking e high price, and abating to make the
purchasers believe they ar lh "favored few," wa
done away with, as, nine lime out of ten. they ar
mads to pay a higher price (however great the re
duction) than th like style and quality can b pur
chased at the "One Price 8tore."
A. B. M. I in regular receipt of th newest and
cheapest seasonable goods, and when any article
depreciate in value th price la at once marked
dnwn o low that h cannot be undersold. By this
system th purcbsser can at all time buy with
confidence and ti.fseiion, and without wt of
lime in u.eless bargaining. H has at this time
a complete assortment of .
SILKS.
Black Lnstrino, Ottoman, Poos de Sole, Man
tua, Or os tie Rhine, Armure, and other Dress and
Mantilla Silk. Also,
Fsncv Drrss Silks, from 44 cts. to f 2 35 per
yard, including all the variety of spproved and
useful styles and combinstion of colors.
Lining Silks, Foulard Silks, 8 ilk Gingham.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES.
Paris Painted Lawns and Organdies, of the
newest and most spproved style, ss will as the
cheapest in the market. Also,
Scotch Lawns st very low prices.
FRENCH GINGHAMS,
Of the newest designs. Also 8colch Ginghsms
and Gingham Lawns, very cheap. Twill'd Earl
aton and Manchester Gingbama, for children's
wesr.
FRENCH CHINTZES.
Light, medium, and dark color, 4-4 wide. Also,
best m ke American Chintz and Calicoes, of the
new patterns, at 12 eta. per yard.
MOVSELIN DE LA I NFS,
Of the moat splendid Ombre and Printed etyl
down to the French, English and American, at 25
centa per yard.
BAREGES AND BALZORINES,
Of all qualities snd every variety of designs,
suited lo all tastes. Also, embroidered end chain-
stitched Robes, Bayadere anil Polka Dresses, emb'd
Swiss Muslin and Bishop Lawn drrss pattern
Tarletona and colored plaid snd strips Swiss Mus
lins. WHITE GOODS.
Plain Swiss. Mull, Nsnsook. Jacconet, Cambric,
Book, snd Tsrleton Muslins, Plaid, 8lripe, corded
and figured Cambric and Swiss do., Bishops Lawn,
Rich and Eiegant
Cf-FETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINUS AIM1I WINDOW SHADES,
FOB BTXXXQ TBA.DE.
THE sulweriber hss just opened for spring trsde,
a large and complete assortment of Brussels,
Imperial, superfine and tin Ingrain and Venetian
CARPETS, which hav all been purchased within
month, at th lowest cash rate. They ar now
offered at greatly reduced price for cash.
1 hes goods sre of an extra style and finish, and
being of th best make and fabric, offer great in-
lucement to purchaser toolilairi a handsome and
desiisbla arlicl at pricea below the uaual rates.
Th assortment is complete in every respect, and
consist in part of the following
New and lentlid Brussels
1
Do
do
Ingrains
Do
Do
Do
Da
do
do
do
do
Imperials I CARPETS,
Twl'd Venetisns S at Reduced
Plain do i Price.
Fin 4; Common I
Ingrain J
Splendid Embossed Piano and Table Covers $
Siair Rods, Bindinga, Sheep Skins, &c Ac.
With an immense stock of low pi iced Csrpets
of all deacriptions, List, Rag Hemp and Cotton
Carpets, from 13 lo 50 cenis per yard.
Country Merchants, housekeeper and others
have now sn opportunity of supplying themselves
ith handsome and uesinble goods it grestlv redu
ced prices. ROBERT B. WALKER,
25 N. 2d st opposite Chrut Church.
Philadelphia May 16th, 1846. 3m
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware
MANUFACTORY.
BELXMIOIOVB, PBMM'A.
THE subacril er respectfully informs ths pnblie
that bs baa commenced the manufacture of
Tin and SheetIron If are,
in all Its vsrious branch, at Balmegrov. Hi
war i not only mad of th heat materials, but i
put together in substantial and workmanlike man
ner, differing in thia respect from much of the wai
old, which ia made ep in a harry for that purpose.
An siceltent aeaartmrnt will be kept on band at all
time, which will b old on th most reasonable
terms. ANDREW 8. WINGERT.
Sslinsgrove, May 16th, 1846. tf.
ATTENTION I
THE 8bamokin and Ruah Indepen
dent Battalion of Volunteer are com
manded to meet at Snyderatown, on the
27th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said
day, in summer uniform, provided with
10 rounds of bUnk cartrigea, fully armed
and equipped for dull and inspection.
By order of Maj. W. H. Kaa.
8. 8. FARROW,
May 16, 1846. 2t AJjutant.
Meanles.
DR. SMITH'S ADVICE.
THE Measle appeared in Europ about th
sam time with th email poi, and have a
great ammty 10 mat uiae aa. I bey both cam
from the asm quarter of lb world, ar both infec
tious, snd seldom attack th same person but once.
1 be Messles are most common in th spring sea-
son, and generally disappear in th summer. The
disease itself, when properly managed, seldom
proves fatal ; but it consequence sre often veiy
troublesome. Our business is to assist nature to
throw out the eruption. ttlood-Utting is almost
certain death.
Nothing ever discovered has don the work so
gently and flactaally Dr. SMITH'S (Sugar
uoaiM j -Indian Vegetable nil. You need not
fore them down, either-
Sy CAUTION. As miserable imitation has
been mad, by the nam of -8uSar Coaled Pills."
it U oeeeeaary to he Mr that Da. O. Bksa. Sam's
signatui I on vry box, Prloa is cent.
Principal Offlo. 1T9 Grnfch st w York.
Bold by JOHN W. FRILING, Sunburv.
WM. rOKSYTHE,
May 1610,1846,
tp rtrc
Imitation Cambric, Cambrie Dimity, Irish 8hirting
Linen, Damask Table Linen, Table Cloth and
Napkins, Long Lawn, French Linen Cambric snd
Linen Lawns, cbesp Shirting and 8heeting Mus
lins, and superior Long Cloth Shirting. -MOCRNING
GOODS.
Lupin's Bombasine of all qualities, and the va
rious ahsdes of Black, 8ummer Bombazines or
Brilliantes, Silk and Cotton Warp Alpacras, Silks,
Mousetin de Lainea, Barege, Baltnrines, Marquese,
Grensilines, Ginghsms. Lawns Crapes, Cran -ml
Lova I.is Viels, Kid and Silk Gloves, Hosiery,
Plain Silk. Glacia, Ottoman, Thibet, Barege and
Twisted Silk 8hawls, Scarfs snd Cravats.
SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
French Cashmere long and squsie Shawls,
Broche do., PiinteJ, Barege, Thibet and Terkerri
do., Glacia, Twisted Silk, Grenadine, Ucrneni and
Mohair do., and low priced do.
Silk, Grenadine, Barege, and other long and
short Scarfs. Also, Grsvst.
Blsck Lac and Silk Mantilla, Viaiti, Cape and
Cardinals, of th nv styles.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
Emb'd Csps, Collars, Spencer, and Chemizetts,
under Sleeve and Cuffs, English and French
Thread Lace. Edging and Inserting, Linen Bob
bin Edgings and Inrerlings, emb'd Swiss and Cam
bria do.. Black and White Lace Viela, Lac Shawls
and Scarf, wide Black I. sees lor Mantillas and
Scarfa, and Black Bruasels Lace, for trimming do.
and dresses.
HOSIERY.
English whit and black rihb'd, emb'd, open
worked, snd p'sin Silk Hosiery ; white snd black
half Hose, ribb'd snd plain t spun Silk and raw Silk
do.; also, English and Swi'e white, colored, and
unbleached Cotton do; libb'd, plain, ernli'd click
ed, and open worked; also. Children's Gotten do,
and Ladies' white and unbleached Li1 Thrend
do., of various qualiliea, a scarce and desirable ar
ticle, and other Hosiery of vsrious descriptions.
LINEN CAMBRIC AND LAWN HDKFS.
Plsin, corded, berdered, riviere, musique, and
emb'd Linen Cambric and Lawn Hdkfs.from 12)
cts. to $20 each. Also, Bsgs, Purses, Green Us
rrge for Veils, Gauie Viels, Blsck Linen, Lead
col'd and Brown do Paper Muslins, Ac.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
All the new styles rich and cheap 8carfa and
Cravata; Kid, 8 ilk. Thread, and other Glovea;
Cotton half Hose; Silk and Linen Cambric pocket
Hdkfa, Suspenders, cVc.
rrt You can find at MARSHALL'S, 188 Chi
nut street, almost every sriicle in Dry Goods that
you requite, and at pricea quite aa low; if not lower
than elsewhere, (if is In his interest to tell cJicap)
and a be is constantly adding to his stock me new
eat and cheapest goods, you will be sure of being
suited. But, resder, you ar invited te call and
judge lor yourself.
Phildelphi. May H.h, 1846. 2m
Assessment.
MEMBERS of the Lycoming County Mutu
I Insurance Company ate hereby notified
that the Board of Director have ordered an Assess
ment of one per cent on all premium notes, due to
the Uompany en the 15th day of November, 1815,
to he paid previous to th 2d day of June iieii, to
the 1 reasurer er to Receiver.
WM. A. PETRIKTN. Sec'y.
N.B. Th Receiver for Northumberland coun
ly srs Abraham 8trauh, G. A. Frick, Wm. W, Ir
land and Edward Oyster.
C. 8. WALLIS. E-q. Treasurer.
Office of the Ly. Co. Mut. In. Co., 3
Muncy, May 16, 1846 3t 5
DANVILLE
WOOLEN FACTORY.
DANV1XLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pennsylvania.
rTV.HR Danville Steam Woolen Faeloru. former-
JL ly owned and occupied by Dr. Pstikii, h
recently been purchsard by the subscribers, who
respectfully snnounr to their friends and th pub
lie genera I'y, thst they sr now prepared to do all
kinds or wjrk in their line of business, at th ahor
leal notice, according to order, aiid in the beat com'
paraliv manner. Having gona to considerable
expense in repairing theii machinery and araratus,
and being very particular in securing the service of
experienced mechanics, they feel confident thst
they are capable of executing all kinda of work in
a style superior to any other raiabliahment in th
country, at th old customary price.
CLOTHS. 8ATINETTS. FLANNELS asb
BLANKETS constancy on hand, and for aale at
reduced prices, for C or Barter.
CARDING AND FULLING
will be done in th bed manner, at th uaual pri
ce. All kinds of country produce tsken in psy
ment for work, st Dsnvill market price.
For th accommodation of iho who live at a
distance, Wool and Ciot will be taken in at,
and, when finished, returned to th following pla
ce, Plain written direction must accompany
aeh parcel t
Columbia County. Roup & Marr's store, Wa
ahingtonville ; R. Fruit's store, Jeraeytown ; Y ea
ger' a inn. Roaring Creek t Sharpie alore. Catta-
wisss; t. F. Mann a atoie, Mituinvitle ; Miller'
atore, Berwick t J. Cline'a Mill ; Ricket' atore,
Orangevilrei Derr'a atore, White Hall.
Northumberland Count 1 Michael Reader a Inn.
Turbutvills; Ireland dc Hay'a store, McEwens
ville; E. L. Piper's atore, Watsonstownj S. I,
Comly & Co's store, Milton Gibson's inn, Chil
liaquaqu ; Forsyth' store, Northumberland J
Young store, Bunbury.
Luzerne Countv. Reynold (lore, Kingston ;
Gildersleeve' store, Willi e.barre Gaylord' store,
Plymouth t 8tyei'a (lore, Nantlcoke Judge
Mack' Mill, Huntington.
Lycoming County. 1). Clapp s store, Muucy ;
8hoinskr' atore. Smith' Mill.
GEARHART ec KOWNOVER.
Danville, Msy 8, 1640.
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,
toAirVZZsXsB 1A
THE subset ibr, 1st of th Union Hotel, Mun
cy, Pe 1 respectfully inform th old and nu
meroua customer of the
Pennsylvania House.
nd th public generally, that he haa (eased th
Tavern Stand of John Rhoder, in Dan ill, where
b ia how prepared to entertain travellers, and per
one visiting lb town, in th very best style. i"be
scoommodallon will he such a k wall conducted
publib bona should tflord, and no effort will b
pared to render astisfaclion, in very rvapect, to all
who may call The cititen of Lycomln eounlv
r invited to put up with the undersigned wheo
my vuii mnvuie.
HENRY WEAVER.
Panville, Msy S, 181--
.!- J.I 1. , L !. t.MU A
A NEW PROSPECTUS
THE NEW VOLUME
or th
OTW VO&K WBBXXsT aoZUlOXL
ONLT TWO DOLLARS k VICAR ill
TO iit tub ariatT or rns o. and lo place
th Weekly Mirror on an equal footing with
it numerou rivals, lb term teduced from
Thtee Dollar a year, to Ttvo. The character of
lb paper will be improved in every respect with
ORIGINAL ESSAYS, CRITICISMS, POETRY, &c
Also a copious Correspondence, domestic snd f
reign. - A new Novel of great merit will he com
menced with Number One, of the new Volume on
the 1 1th of April. The paper snd type will be su
perior in quality to any before used f r this pspei.
The Elegant Qnsrto Form of the Mirroi, will
bind up in Two Handsome Volumes st th end of
the year, well worth preserving fsitbful and
spirited Literary Record of th Time. It will be
forwarded by th earliest mails, in atrong wrap
per, to every pert of the United State and Cana
da. Potlaet free within thirty milea of New
York.
All communications ahould be addressed, pott
paid, to H. FULLER, corner Ann and Nssssu
streets, Dew X oik.
TtHMSt
On copy one yesr in advance, f 3 00
One copy two years . 8 60
Two copies on year, . . 3 00
Four, 5 00
Ten, . . . . . 10 00
N. B Price of the DAILY EVENING MIR
ROR, f6 per annum in advance. On Shilling a
week when erved by carrier.
THE stockholders in the Centre Turnpike Road
leading trom Reading to 8unhury, are hereby
notified that an election will It held at the house
of James Lee, in Northumberland, on Monday the
fi'at day of June next, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clor k, P. M., for the purpose
of choosing officer lo aerte for the ensuing year.
J. R. PRIESTLEY,
April 25th, 1846. fit President.
W. H. THOMPSON,
Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
HEREBY returns his sincere thanks for psst
favors, and respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has removed lo
the Brick Store Room formerly occupied by Wood
A Rhswn, where he will be happy 10 arcommodst
all who wish good work at moderate pricea, assuring
them that he will exert himself to please.
A good aasortment of Boots and Shoes, for Gen
llemen, Ladies, and Children, ronatantly on hand.
Also. Linings, Bindings, and all ort of Morocco
for sale, low.
All kinds nf Work made to messure, and Re
pairing well done, at th shot test notice. Call
and See.
Sunbury, April 18th, 1846. tf
Lime ! Lime ! !
JOH1T . SHI FM AIT,
lfERPECTFULLY informs his fiiends, ihst
U be haa commenced the buainess of Lime
burning, on the farm he now occupies. He haa
now on band a quantity of Lime for sale, and will
always endeavor to accommodate those who may
fasor him with their custom.
Augusta, April 11th, 1846. 6m
IMPORTANT
TO DEALERS I1T TEA
AXTO TBA BBXJffXBRS.
The success of the PEKIN TEA
COM I' A N Y, No. 30. South 81x0 s n
St eT, between Market and Che
nut, I'htladalphia, has been unparal
leled. Our citizens are now able to obtain a su
perior article of Teas, at rate much cheaper than
have ever before been offered in this country, snd
they have the assurance that there are no drugs or
other foreign substsnces mixed with tl Traa.
They are done up in packs ges (lined wiih lead,
to preserve their strength and flavor.) of from one
quarter to five pounds, to suit customer, and are
old at different price, from fifty centa per lb for
an excellent article lo one dollar and fifty cents.
ry All persons visiting the city are invited ti psy
th company' extensive establishment visit.
Agents wanted in every place where they are
not yet established. For particulars, address, pout
paid, the subscriber,
G. B. ZEIBER, Ag't for the Company,
30 South Third 8treet, Philadelphia.
April 4th, 1846. ly
DE1TT1STB.Y.
PETER B. MASSED,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA, '
111 ESPECTFULLY inform the ciiixens of
urn, 8unbury and vicinitv, that he ha opened an
office at th residence of Henry Msr, in Market
atreet, where he ia prepaied to execute all kind of
UiisTiL SvBasBi, rial Work, &c, on the latest
nd most approved plans.
Having had soma experience nd instruction,
under one of the most eminent and successful Den
tists in Philadelphia, ha believes that he will he
able 10 give satiafsclion lo thos who may want hie
services.
Ladiea will b waited on at their placea of resi
dence. Hia charge will be moderate, and his
work warranted.
Sunbury, Msrch 28th, 1816.
CA&rETHVOS AND OZX.-OI.OTR8,
At the "CHEAP STORE" No. 41 Strawberry
Street,
Philadelphia.
4).UR Store rent and other expense being very
H 9 light, we ar enabled lo , II oui CARPETS,
OIL-CLOTHS, 4c, oholraale and retail, at th
lowest price in th city, and buyers will find it
greatly to their advantage to call and examine the
large assortment we offer thia season, of
Beautiful Imperial 3 ply
DouU. Superfine Ingr.in lCABPBTJSGS
Fin and Medium da f
Twilled and plain Veoitian J
together with a large rock of OIL-CLOTHS
from t feel lo 84 feel wide, very cheep, for rooms,
balls, etc I also, Mattings, Floor Clothe, Ruga, Cot
ton and Rag Carpets, die., cVc, with a good as
sortment of Ingrsin Caipets from 9ft lo 60 cents,
snd Stair and Entry Carpets from 14 10 50 eta.
ELDRIDGB & BROTHER,
No. 41, Strawberry Street, on door above Che
nut, neat Second Street, Philadelphia,
March tlsl. 1846. 3m.
MACKEREL. Freeh, fal Mackerel, just o
pened nd for sal i lb store of
March S8. 1846. HENRY MA8SBR.
GARDBM SEEDS. A fiesh supply of E.
Risley & Co's superior Gsrdeo Seed, Just
received snd for sals at the stors of
Mareb! 1,1.4s. UttliUt JtUER.
Ill'1- .-!. JtJJtf Ji! J ..1. iiiiiji
FETEJA LAZARUS,
Northumberland County,
KWH rvx V AXTX A,
EESPEC TBU1.LY informs hi friends nd
the public in general, thst be has taken the
Stand, formerly occupied by George Prince
-as a public hooe, (east of the State House, snd
oppsits ths Court House,) where he is prepsred to
accommodate his fiiends, and all other who may
favor him with their custom, in lb beat manner.
In short, no ekertions nor etpense will he ape
red to render his house in every way worthy of
public patronage),
Sunbury, April 4th, 1846 6m
A CARD.
TO THE CIVILIZED WORLD!!
VB. PALMER, th American Newspaper
a Agent, duly authorlxed and emoowertd. bv
the proprietor of mot of th best newepapari of
all the elites Snd principal town in the U. S. and
Canada, In rrcei'e eubscripiinna and advertise
ment, and lo give receipts for them, respectfully
notifies the public, that he is prepared to execute
order from all part nf the Civilized World, em
bracing Individuals, Firms, Societies, Club, Res
ding Rooms, Corporations, Ac, st his several offi.
ces in the cities nf Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York and Boston, and wheie communications and
inquiries, post paid, may be directed. Address V.
B. PALMER, Philadelphia, N. W. corner Third
and Chenut streets 1 Baltimore, S. E. corner1 Bat
trmnre and Calvert streets New York, Tribune
Buddings opposite City Hsll ; Boston, SO 8tte st.
As no other persan or persons are in any man
ner connected with the ubcriber, in the American
Newspaper Agency, all letters and communication
for him, should be carefully directed as above, and
to no other person. . i his caution has become ne-
cessary, in order to avoid mistukea, and put the pub
lic on their guard against all pretended Agents.
V. B. PALMER,
Amciiran Newanancr Asent.
Editors throughout the United State for whom
V. B. Palmer ia Agent, will promote the advantage
of all concerned, by pnbliahiug th above.
Pl'IILIC NOTICE. V. B. Palmer ia the
only authorized Agent for the "Sckboht Ambbi-
c," in 'the citie of Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and Baltimore, of which public notice is
hereby given. March 14, 1840,
WHITE SV7A1T HOTEL,
Hack street, 1'iiiCADELraiA.
1IY J. PETERS.
THIS location i convenient for Business men
visiting the city. Every pain is taken to se
cure the comfort of travellers.
March 7. 184G. ly
Removal.
D. T. TRITES,
RESPECTFULLY informs th ci
t'xen of Sunbury and vicinity, that he
has removed hi residence to the Brick
House in Market street, one door wel
of the Red Lion Hotel, where, thankful for past fa
vors, he hopes to receive continuation of the liber
al patronage which hss heretofore been extended to
him. Feb. 28, 1846. Cm
MONTOUR HOUSE,
LATE BRADY'S HOTEL,
Opposite the Court Ifoute,
DANVILLE, PBHK'At
THE Subscriber, who assisted for
vetel years in the management of the a-
hove Hotel, lately kept by Mr. 8. A. Bra
dy, beg leave 10 inform the travelling
public, that he has taken the establishment on bis
own account, on the first of January, 1846.
The House has, of late, undergone many impor
tant alterations, and the present conductor promises
to leave nothing undone to' make it e comfortable
and agreeable, aa well as a cheap and accommoda
ting stopping place for stranger who may visit our
flourishing village. No paina nor expense will be
spared to fill the table.and the bar with the best the
miikets aiiord, and with the determination to de
vo'e his entire personal attention to the comfort of
1 hose who mav make his house their temporary
bode, snd uideJ by active, careful and obliging ser
vants, he hopes lo give gcn.ral satisfaction, snd re
ceive s libers! share of cu.toui.
ijj- Largo snd commodious STABLES sre aU
taclitnl to the establishment, which are attended by
careful and obliging hostlers,
GIDEON M. SHOOP.
January 24th, 1816. tf
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 70 South Third Street,
Opposite the Philadelphia Exchange,
Manufacture and keep Con
stantlv on hand, a large as-
ifsortment of their Patent Im-
f proved Salamander FIRE
PROOF SAFES, which are
Fso constructed as to set at rest
all manner of doubt aa to their
being atrlctlr fir proof, and
that they will resist the fir of any building in the
world. The outeide-caae of the Safe are made Of
boiler iron, the Inside Case of sosp.lone, Snd be
tween the outer ease snd Inner esse ie apace of
aome 3 inchea thick, and is filled in with indestruc
tible material, so s In make it an impossibility to
ever burn any or the content inside of this Chest,
These Sospatone Salamander W are prepared
nd do challenge th Id to produce any article
in the ahap of Book 8afe that will stand as much
heat, and w hold ouraelve ready at all time to
have thcra fairly tested by public bonfire, should a
ny of our competitors feel disposed to try them.
We also continue to manufacture and keep con
stantly on hand, a large and general aasortment of
our Premium Air tight Fire Proof Safes, of whith
we have Urge quantity in use, and in every In
stance tbey have given entire eatiafaetion to the
pUrchasera of which we will refer th public to
few gentlemen who hive them in oae.
N. dc G. Taylor, 129 north J St.; A. Wright
dr. N- phew. Vine at. wharf ; Alexander Caror, Con
veyancer, corner nf Fiitvri and 9th ta. John M.
Ford, 33 north 3d U; Myers Bush, SO north 3d
St.; Bsiley ft Brother, 138 Maket st-t J a me M.
Paul, 101 south 4th St.; Dr. David Jayne, 8 south
3d st; Matthew T. Miller, 20 south 3d St.; and
w could nam some three or four hundred others
if it were neCeaaary. NoW we invite the attention
of th public, and particuta'rty thos in want of
Fir Proof Safe; to Call at our More before purcha
sing elsewhere, and w think w can eatiefy them
that the, will get a belter snd cheaper article at
our etote than ny other establishment in the City.
We also continue 10 manufsctui Seal and Co
pying Presses, msd in such a manner 1 to an
swer both purpose Hoisting Machine, Fir
Proof Door; with our own manutarter of lock
on them, with D. Evan' Patent Keyhole cover
attached to the same t plain snd ornamental Iron
Railing, &e.
N. B. W keep constantly on hand lrg M
oitment of our Peient Slat Lined Rf'l.gr.tots.
Water Fillers Snd Cool.rs ; tnd w bgt 0
band seVeral second ba-7 ir Proof Chests tako
in escbajis wfeich w, Aitp0M 9t el
PbjlgWphla, J,.uary Mtk, 1846.-1
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TEXICO & IVIEXAS!
"THS CAY IS-IITXX.X. THEY COMB."
iOME WHERE! Why where do yon .up-
pose but lo th Cheap Store nf Henry Mssscr,
irtMsrket street, Sunbury. And for what purpose
do you think they comet Why to buv cheap, to
he sure, and save st least 20 per cant " They won't
do nothin' elee," because it ia a well known fact
that at
HENRY MASSER'S STORE
the very best article ar sold t the very loweat
prices. INow come, one snd sll ; hot don't all com
at once, and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES I
Where you will find a Splendid Assortment of
rail and Wlnlcr Dry Goodn,
just received, among wbkh are the following t Su
perfine French HrosUrlotlil West or Englsnd tlo.J ,
Heavy Beaver do , a first rale article for Overcoats,
nd great Variety nf Wool Dyed, Black and Fan
cy Cassimeres, Battinetts, Moueselin-de-taines, Rep.
delaines, Cashmeres, Alpaccas, dec, etc. Also,
beautiful assortment of Cslicoe of th Istest styles
snd patterns, which will be sold cheaper than ever
also, Woolen and other Shawl In great variety,
from 40 cts. In $10 1 a general assortment nf Ho
siery, Gloves, Suspenders, Milts, cVc, cVc; laree .
assortment of Women s, Men a and Misses Rum
Shoes, which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered.
He haa likewise, In addition to the above stock.
n extensive assortment of Quecnuware, Hardware,
Saddlery and Grocrriet, Sugar from 8 to 10, 12$
nd 16 cts. per lb ( Good Coffee at 10, Vary Best
t 12 J. Also, Nnilr, Spikesi, Iron; Snndorson's best
Cast Steel; English, American and 8weed Blister
do. In short, every thing tHet Is Usually kept in a
Country Store, all of which will be old t very
reduced price.
rrr Country Produce of all kind taken in ex
change for Goods.
Sunbury, Nov.22d, 1843.
WHOLESALE & P.ETAZL
HAT & CAP WAREHOUSE,
No. 304, Market Street, above 0A, South sufc,
PHILABBIiPniA,
a THE subscribers respectfully call the ntteti'
lion of their friends snd dealers to their large
and well assorted slock of Hat and Csp of every
description, well sdapted for the spring trade, Bea
ing made of the best material and by the most ex
perienced workmen, they feel confident lo give 11 ni
veraal eatiafaetion to all who may favor them with
trial, as they offer to sell as low any house in
the city. BARTALOTT & BLYNN.
Philadelphia. January 3, 1846. !
F E TJ1 E D .
JOHN . STRYKER,
Of the late firms of Newkirlc 4" Stryker, and
Strylter Jf I'ogne,
HAS resumed the Wholesale Dry Goods Busi
ness, and now offers for sale, et Nos, 12 and
14 Bank street, Philadelphia, sdjoining Myers,
Claghorti 8c Co's Auction 8tom, No. T8 Market
street, general assortment of Dry Goods, chiefly
piirchssej at auction, at a very small advanc fur
cash, or city acceptances.
Believing that hia long experience in pUrchtsirg
will enable him to sell his Goods at the lowest Mar
krt ptices) he invite bis old friend, and other
wial jng to buy, to favor him with call,
Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1845. 6m
To Purchasers or
DRV GOODS.
THE subscriber, No. 131 Pearl street, New
York, having established a Branch at No. 23
South Second at., Philadelphia, is now opening,
and will be constantly receiving from the Net
York Auctions, an extensive assortment of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY OOOD&
which will be sold at the lowest New York pticc,
at wholesale and Retail. Among hi stork will be)
found a good assortment nf the following articles)
Jarcnnets, Plsid, Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe, Book,
3wia and Tarlatan Muslins, Bishop and Linen
Ltwns, Fancy Cap Nettss Fancy and Ball Dresses,
Thread Laces, Application Do., rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambric,
Linen Cambric Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Ecoste, Mouselino do I. sine, Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpacc, Quoeti's Cloth, Gala Plaid,
French Merinos, Black Silks, Gloves, Si'k Hose,
Sbawla, Cravats, Ribbons, Embroiderir, dec, vSrc.
Country Merchant and other visiting Pbiladul.
phia or New Yoik to purchase, are respectfully in.
vited to call and examine the atocka.
Nov. 1. 184.V ly O. H. MOORE.
TERMS REDUCED.
DAGUERRIAN GALLERY of Patent t'remt
urn ColureA likeneties, and Photographie
Depot t
No. 13GChesnut Street, Philadelphia
No. t Broadway. New York ; No. T5 Court
Street, Boston ; No. 136 Cheanut Street, Phila
del phi a ; Baltimore Street. Baltimore t Broad
way, Saratoga Spring ; No 66 Canal Street,
New-Orleans; M sin Street Newport, R. I. And.
Main Street, Du Buque, low.
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Ex ten a
ive Establishment of the kirtd in th World)
nd containing more than a THOUSAND POR
TRAITS, embracing thos of ome of the most
distinguished individuals, in the United State.
Admittance free.
Thia Establishment having been awarded the
Medal, Four F&1 Premiums, and tw6Highet
Honors at the Exhibition at Boston, New-York
nd Philadelphia, respectively, for best Pictures and
Apparatus, ia thus officially auataincd in th posi
lion of superiority heretofore univeresllv assigned it
by th public, as "First in the World.''
Juna 28th, 1843, ly
PIANOS
THE SUBSCRIBER ha been appointed stent,
for the s.le of CONRAD MEYER'S CEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD JI
A NOS, at this place. These Piano haa plain,
masaiv and beautiful exterior finh, hnd, for depth
and sweetness of tone, and elegance of workman'
ship, are not surpassed by ny in th United Hi ate.
I he tollowmg is a recommendation irom IsaBb
Dibts, celebrated performer, and himself a man
ufacluier 1
A C AIID.
HtVts bad the pleasure of ttyihg the excel'
lent Piano Forte manfectured by Mr, Meyer, an J
exhibited at lb last ethibition of the Franklin In
stitute, I ferl It due lo the tru merit Of th mike'
to declsre that iheta instrument hre quite equal'
nd in aome respect even euperior, to lt Ik IV
ana Fortes, I saw at th Capitals of EsJrOfe. aoJ
during sojourn of t!o )esrs at Park,
1 he nano will be sold at th manufacturer V
loweat Philadelphia price, if not aomeihing lower.
ptraona are iequeted lo rail end examine fur
them!, at lb residence of th soUcriber.
Sunbury, May 17, 184S. II. B. MASSE R.
II BAT It highest pne gien M
Wheat, at th tor of H. MASSES.
A new supply of Rose Ointment just received
Not, ih, lite,