a a The London Timet regards the new Ministry
favorably; ." ;'.'.,r If,,,' " '-; -F
,., Sir Robert Peel view it without jealouiy and
with a friendly eye. ?
The general impression it that the new Pre.
mier will hastily wind op the business of the
session, and will dissolve Parliament in the course
.of the autumn. , . j . .... ; .
The Cotton market it in a healthy but not a
very active state. Prieet have improved a shade
The contemplated change in the Sugar duties has
had an injurious effect.
: Stocks became depressed, and the dealers show
a reluctance to go beyond their most pressing
.wants.'" :' '' "". " ' " '
. - ? fc . i . ... . .. ..
. The .Co (Tee trade has been in lethargic con
dition. - ' - , - ,-,
The Money Market, considering the Ministeri
al change, is firm. .
",' The settlement of the Oregon Question has
produced general joy in England. It arrived on
the eve of the dissolution of the Ministry. '
It is rumored in England that the navigation
of the Columbia river is reserved in perpetuity,
and not for the duration alone of the Hudson Bay
Company's charter. Peel so understands it. Two
columns and a half of Peel's speech are devoted
, to the settlement of the Oregon question, the re
lations of Mexico, and his resignation. He
says: .
I do rejoice that before surrendering power
at the feet of a ministry of this House, I had the
opportunity of giving them the official assurance
that every cause of quarrel with that Great
Country America on this side of the Atlantic
la terminated. (Loud cheers.) Sir, I feel that
I have now executed the task which my public
duty imposed upon me. I trust I have said no
thing which can by possibility lead to the recur
rence of those controversies which have been
deprecated by all lovers of peace.'
Attention is now fixed upon the American.
Tariff, and hopes are entertained by commercial
men of all parties in England, that the present
session in the American Congress will not ter
minate without a reduction of the rates upon im
ported Goods.
Tho London Timet and Chronicle speak favor
ably of the settlement of the Oregon Question.
, The election of Pope was made with greater
dispatch than was anticipated, having been got
over In 49 hours. None ol the foreign Cardinals
had time to be present. The choice of the con
clave fell on Cardinal Mastuy Ferreti, who was
accordingly proclaimed the successor of St. Peter,
tinder the name of Pope Pius IX. ' His age is fifty-eight.
At regarda years, he it one of the
youngest of St. Peter's successors, and if all that
is said of him be correct, he cannot fail to make
a shrewd temporal ruler in addition to the func
tions of hit spiritual office. The previous habits
nnd character of this Pontiff do credit to the
judgment and impartiality of the Conclave
which elected him.
There has been continuation of murders and
outrages in Ireland.
'.' From the Cape of Good Hope there are melan
choly tidings of another outbreak among the Caf
frcs which has been aecompained by several con
flicts with the colonists. -
From India there is no news of striking interest,
nor from China.
. The grain trade at Mark Lane, London, has not
changed since the sailing of the Britannia.
Dr. Lardner is preparing a philosophical work
to be called "Five Years in America."
The elevation of Sir Francia Edgarfon to the
Peerage, has caused a vacancy in the Lancashire
District, and G. M. Brown, Esq. the great Amer
ican Merchant, has been requested to come for
ward. He has consented. The exposition has
disappeared and he will be returned without a
contest.
The Great Britain arrived out on the 22d.
Momtour I ko Won lis On Friday the
10th inst., so many nftho hands in the Montour
Hulling Mill (;ave out from the effYcU of the
heat, that the Mill was stopped till Monday,
?inco which time the work ot making railroad
iron prngreeeea regularly.
The leeee i'4'erry,GaiTetsoii & Co, of the
i?urnacea of lire Moo'toiir Iron Co., having ex
pired, the Furnaces ere new blown out to re
vive new hearths, and ether repairs, when
.he three Furnaces heretofore in blast, together
with the largo new one juat finished, will bo
nt in blast nnder the immediate direction of
bo Montour Company. Danville Intel.
W Expxncks. Major Stuart, U. 8. Tay
nasTcr, carried with him from thitcity, on Weil,
lesday, up to Alton, $135,000 in silver to pay
he Illinoii vulnnteers, the amount dee them
3r ono year'a clothing St. .en it Ae Erm,
OA tMsf.
The following is a pod illustratioB of the
nodern way of saying YES :
John wilt thou have this woman for thy wife,
And love her well and truly all thy life f
( Said John, with nod intended for bow,
'I went have any body else I vow."
And for husband wilt tbou have this youth,
And love him with fidelity and truth T '
Hia Reverence said unto the lovely she,
Who blushing answered, "Yes sir-re-."
Vrw York Mirror.
OilTIUOHB MaUKKT,
' OJJictoftke BatTtaiemB AnaaiCAa, Jaly 20.
. GRAIN. Wheat ia in fair supply. 8alee
fMd. red Unlay it 85 a 00 cU tor good to
rime j and 00 05 eta. tor white, We quote
imily Flour white at 05 a 105 cU. A load ot
000 buahela prim Wheat, from Buffalo, N. Y.
hiteand red mixed, told at 02 eta. and a load
f prim Pennt. red at 03 eta. . .
Sale of Corn at 52 a 53 ccota for whito,
id 51 a 565 eta. for yellow. - ' ' ' .
Djteire worth '.9 a 31 cl v ,
'WHISKEY. Wn coptinuc to quul klulii
. '11 cle. ml VUla.. tt.lticu ' . i
HutT ! O Bttsasn HaatT I Thou art above
all gold and treasures; 'tis thou who enlarges! the
soul and openeth aH it powrrs to receive instruc
tion, and to rolish virtue. He that has thee, has
little more to wish for ; and he that is so wretched
as to have thee not, wants every thing beside. Let
us 1m thankful Brnndreth'a Pills will give us health
got then those Moused Pills, which a century's
use has fully established to he the beat medicine
ever bestowed on man. . For the prevailing colds
and coughs, they will be found everything that
medicine is capable of imparting. .1
fXj- Purchase of H. 0. Masser, 8unhury, or nf
the agent, published in another part of this paper.
. ' D I IJ D.
On Saturday morning; last, JAMES POLK, son
of Mr. Michael McMullen, of this place, aged a
bout 2 years. 1 ..
On Tuesday last, EMMA, daughter of Mr.
Jonathan Waters, of this place, aged about 3
years. . -
In Milton, on Sunday the Cth inst., EMILY
CLARA, youngest daughter of the Hon. James
Pollock.
On Saturday the 1 Ith inst., ISABELLA, infant
daughter of Mr. M. C. Grier, of Danville.
l'MCli CUKKENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Masser.
Wbsat, .... . 80
Rva, . . . ' '. .70
Cos, . . ' . (52
OtT. ... . . 35
Pons:, . ' . . . 5
Futsmn, . " . . . . U2J
Buttxr, . - . .. . . lo
Eons, ' - - 8
Bxaswax, . .. 25
Taiiow, - - - 10
Fi.x, ... .10
Hxcatsn Ftt, . 10
I) hi mi Apflcs, " . ' . 75
Do. Pkachks, ' 'ISO
ataxi 1 '. . 1 11 1 ' v. 1 1 mmm
DyHpcpNln or IO Years' Standing.
THE wife of Captain Roberts, on Vino Street,
near Watr, Cincinnati, has been afflicted
with DYSPEPSIA in its most eggiavalcd form
for the last ten years, wax recommended by olchra
tnd physician of Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Cincinnati, to travel, as thry could
do nothing for her. She did so, but it did her no
good, tsho then Commcnc d using the moat popu
lar medicines of the day for her complaints, lut de
rived no benefit. Sealng an advertisement of DR.
SMITH'S VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED
PILLS in the pefier, she concluded to give them
a trial sent to G. F. Thomas, Main street, be
tween Third and Fourth, Dr. Smith's A tent for
Cincinnati, and purchased a box, took them accor
ding to direction, and can with heart felt joy state
that she derived more benefit from the tto of one
box of Dr. Smith's Sugar Coated Vege table Pills,
than from any other medicine she has made use of
during the ten years. The above was sent to G.
F.Thomas on the 3J Dec, 1814. Cin. Time.
( CAUTION. -As a misershle imitation tins
been made, by the name of 8ugar Coated Pill,"
it is necessary to be sure that Da. G. Ban 1. Smith's
aignaluio ia on every box. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office, 179 Greenwich at New York.
8uld by JOHN W. FRILI.VG. Sunburu.
. WM. FORSYTJJE. Nurtkum'd.
July 25ih, 1846. .- .
DENTJtSTRY.
JACOB HELLER,
THANKFUL for the liberal encouragement
which be haa received, would respectfully
inform his friends and the citizens of Noilhumbcr
land county in general, that he has preps red him
self with the best Incorruptible Teeth, Gold Plate.
Gold Foil, Ac., ihst can be had in the city of Phi
ladelphia ; and thai he will endesvor, to the utmost
of his ability, to render full satisfaction to all who
uay think pioper to engage his service. He will
le In Sunbury at the August court, where he will
he prepared, at his residence, to insert Teeth on
Gold Plate, or on Pivot, on the latest and most s
proved plans, and attend to all the branches belong,
ingto DEN I' L SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited on at their places of resi
dence, if desired.
His charges will bo reasonable, and his woik
warranted.
He will visit different parts of the county, about
once in three mouth.
Sunbury, July 18th. 1846 6m
""EXI EK'S 8PIKITS OF SOAP, for ex
tracting Gresse, Dry Paints, Varni.h, Tar,
Wax, 3tc. from clothing of any description, ai
ranred nt te injure the cloth or the mo.t delicnie
colors. This liqu d has slso been nse.1 with grrat
success in csaea ot Burnt, Scslda, Tetter, Pimple
on the face, Chtpiied hsml-, Born liiw, Rheuma
tim. Hard or soft Corns, dec. f Price, 25 eta.
per houle. For sale at the store of
July 18. 1840. H. MASHER. ,
LIST OP CAUSES. '
IOK trial in the f-ourt of Comuion Pleas of Nor
thumirland County, at August Term. 1816,
commencing the first Monday, being the 3 J.
Seitainger, alienee if
Garvcr vs John Garver et al .
William Farrow vs Abraham Klato
Francis McCoy, vs Felix Mauierelal
K D Fodiman s Benjamin Fordman
William Sitnenton ' vs John Shinman
Charles H Fiick - vt William Fri.t
John Heed' rson's heirs vs (ireenouuh V Shinman
Gilbert Berlieu vs Wm K Jones
J a me Rows va Jacob H Khnads
Wm I. Heineman II art man H Kiieeble '
Peter Kicbier Ac vs Dodge & Barret '
Francis Ball's sdm'r vs Usniel M. 8echrer
Abraham Terwilliger vs 'Kol.ins & Nevrlwrry "
J- hn McC onehan's adm'r va Charles Merrick
Yokthetmer eV Dawson vs N I. Price
John A Llov.l va Wm E MeDonakl
John Kane A wife va John Neidlg ,V wlfo
Wm E McDonald vs J.n A Llovd
Wm Colt va John A Lloyd
Fredcriek Birkenbine vs John Hsrlmsn
Kendeilim Kmiih et al vt George Grant et al
Walter Graham ' vs Peter llanaelman -Dodge
A De Nomandie va Wm A Llovd
tluletSmiih. va Augoalos Huey Ac
Henry Masaer va T A Uillinaton
John Murray vs MargartH McCay's ek'ra
Rohett Beunel ; v vm Isaac Urowai
John P Kennedy et at vs J & A Sbipman .
Same vs ' Same
Mary Rex rt al ts Henry SnyiW rt al
Wm 11 Pomp'a assignee va Waa W.lrh r .
Henry Masses . . vs Wn McCatty etal
Benjamin Kobius . va Valentine Klsxe .
Nathan Beach; vs Daniel Yeager
William Hater ve Waa 8eita and Eliia-
' - tth Wagner
Sarah Reed , . . . vs Hugh Rard et al
Charles Craig vs Benjamin Cauley '
John Kehock - 9aloata Matti
Charlea Craig, jr. va James Covert
Peter Uakly . vs Jaroe (isarbart rt si
Batauel Craigh - - - vs Thomas Iemoa et al
John McGinnes va William Staikea
John Parker rt al vs Rolwtri Philips
JOHN FAUNSVvOKTll.
ProthiHitsiy'a uflice, - J'rvth'y.
Suxlaiy, July U, IBJO J .. , c
list or junons
OF Northumberland County, for August Term,
. A. D. 1846,-v nv ;, 'V,
' drandJiiromr 1
Turbut. Nathaniel Biittefi, Anthony Arm
strong. , , ;
yeiii. Samuel Mengas, David Watt.
- Delaware. 8imeon Lanls, E. V. Derrickson.
Milton. Christopher GooUlander, George W,
8tiine. n ,
- Chillitqunqne.Jnrvh Kiemer, Char let Dutts.
f Sunbn y-Peter Fursel. ; ; .
'Augusta Elisha Kline.. ,.
Shamokin. Lewis Cbamtmrlin, John Teats, sr.
Samuel John, Sebastian Boughner, John Evert.
Hush William Gulkk.
" Coat. Jonulhan Farnsworth.
Vpper Nuhnnoy. Samuel llcim, Henry Straub.
Iwcr Matitmpy.Jncob Witnrnn. .
Jaeftson. Samuel Bower, Daniel Firalier ,
Traverse Jurors. , .
Trfn. Thomas Ireland.
Iwi. Charles Follmer, Rolxrt Finney. '
' Pemrare. John Derr, James Kirk, Hoch Mc
Fsll, Elijnh Crawford, Bennevitlo Leinbach, Junes
Durham, Jacob Hillle. ' '" "
Milton. John Knorr. '
Chilisquaqut.T'eXet XV alburn, Geo. Lawrence,
Robert Kee.1.
Point. Jesse V. Horton, John Gulick, Philip
Gibons, John Nixon, John Vsiidling, Wm. Ciulz-
ley.
KorlhttmlHTlantl. t'hnrles Hinc, Jacob I.eisen
rimt. Wm. Forsvthe, John (Vrnun, Gillert Voris.
Sunbury. John Puidy, William drr, Samuel
D. Jordan. ' '
Augusta. Jscob Shirmon, Eli Conrnd, John
D. Conrnd, S imuel 8avklrn, John Wolf, Georgn
Comail, Jaeb Bloom. .
Shamnkin. William Farrow, Jacob Miller, Si
meon Campbell. ' "' ' 1
A'trsA. Spencer Mettler, Jscob Carr, Abi.iham
Eckman. , r . . , -
Vpper Malum;.- -Henry Malich, Peter Beinwl.
Ijoiwt Mahonny Ssmuel lluirel Ssm'l Trego.
Little Mahonny. John llensyl.
Jackson. John Wolf. Abraham Rnltcndul. j
., E. KIttXBER, JR;
.Vo. 3 1 AorA Fourth Slrret, under the Mi r
chants' Hotel,
Ili 1 1 nlcl pli In,
a La mods us raais.
KEEPS constantly on hand an extensive as
Mtrlmenl of all kinds of Silk, Fur anil Bea
ver Hats, which he offers for ale on the most res
sonalde terms. Hia Hats are mado up ol the best
materials, and in the moat approved style Per
sona visiting the city will find it to their intercut to
cell. ...... July llth, I84C ly
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Light Street,
rilll B House haa nndorgone a thorough repair.
X The proprietors solicit its former patronsgo.
Terms $1 25 tier day.
"' WM. W. Dl.T.
. - A RTH UR I.. FOGO,
July 4. 1846. ly ' Proprietors.
COLUMBIA HOUSE.
CHESXTOT BTB.EI1T,
P II I LADE L I II I A .
" i
THIS large and commodioua Hotel has recently
lecn fitted op with entire new furuiiuie.
Ilie subscribers therefore solicit the iwtronagn of
the public, and trust that their eiperience in the
business will enable them to give entire satisfac
tion. Terms moderate.
HAGLEY, McKENZIE & Co.
July 4th, 1816. ly W ? - ' '
awiantn av Tea raiaana isstituts, 1815.
City Dasncrrcotypc Estublislimrut.
(I. its 811011 St Co 1. us a.)
No. 100 Chcsnut st., tttort Third, South tide,
rmLADELTBTA.
MINIATURES taken equally as well in clou
dy ss in cle.ir e il'ier. A dark silk dress
for a lady, and a blaek suit for a aenileman, ate
I referable in sitting for a pictu e. No eura charge
is visile for coloring, and perfect likenesses sre
Kuaranlied. July 4th, 1846. ly
licller X. Carecitouslis
PATE1TT ATTOP.1TE7S,
AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS,
. WASIUNGTON, D. C.
DRAWINGS and Psn-m for the Patent Of
fice will be prepared by them, al their office,
opposite the Paieui Office,
jluly. 4ib. l846.-ly
Nolicc
18 hentby given to nil legatees, creditors, and o
ther persons inteiexted in theeiiatesnf ('hristian
Khipman deed, settled by hia eir Lewis D.'wartj
of Jacob Rued, snr. il'ftl, sottled ly his aJmr Jacob
IC cd; of Tbmas Ifiiff deeil, tot 1 led by U'n adinr
Henry Gibnon; of John Rieha ds deed, setthsl iy
bis eir Samuel Yoiks of Samuel l.eabei dord,
el tie J by his exrs Michssd I.enker and Jeob Le
her; if Daniel Herb, t-r. deed, settfe.l by hiaadims
Daniel and Adam Herb; uf Michael Diehl, sr leed,
sottled by bis exrs John and Michael Diehl; of Jo
seph Ketfer sr, deed, setth'd by his Mil John and
Joseph Keffer; of Joseph Mneklow dicd, settled by
his adinr ObaJi.ih Campbell; of Thinnaa Smith
deed, settled by his sdmrs John M. Smith snj Nan
cy Smith; of John Fries! deed, etibnl by his sJmr
J antes F. Murray; of Sarah Moury deed, settled by
her admr Gcorgo Long; of David Kasemsn deed,
set l led by his admi Frederick Kaaeman; of John
Dieltunbachcr deed, settled by hia admr Peter Kuno;
of Frederick Humnu'l deed, settled by his eir 8a
muul llummel; of D.mi. l Herb, rr. di ed, setibtl by
his srlmrs L'ani. l and Adam Heih; f John Friek,
sr. deed, aetiled by his ear John Prick; ol John
Carr deed, settled by bis exr Dr. David Pctiiken;
of Jmes Camphell deeil, settletl by hia sdmrs Oln
diah t'ampliell and Wm. Persinc; of John Neulig,
anr. deed, settled by bis aJmr Adam Neidig; the
account of Jacob llilbish, euardtan of Henry Lain;
the account of Stephen Glare, guai'dian of Sarah
Ann Klapp; the account of Stephen Glar.e, guar,
dian of Mary E. Klapp; the account of John N ber
ry, guaidian of Adam Snyder; the account of John
Sherry, guardian of William Snyder; the accvuul
of John Sherry, guardian of Fanny Snyder.
Late of NuithuBitierland county, deceased, that
the executors aud adininintratoia of the aaid decea
sed estates have riled their accouuts with the Ito-r.Wu-t
of this county 1 and that they will l presen
ted to the Orphans Court of said county ou Tues.
day the 4lh day of August next, for ctmfirmalioo.
tUWAtJU OVSTKU.
Sunbury, July 4, 1816.
Register.
COSaXHSS A A'. Blue and Black Cong.e
Ink, of a nupi'ik 'puli'v. f sale rhcsp.ul the
Uareof . IIENMk MASSlil?.
July 1th, ltr.
PIlEIrlZUIrt SCALES?
Dale's Cclol.rated Hail Road 8cales,
Coal and Hay da
Iron ManufscV do
Porisble Platform do
20 different aixes,
Dormot or Floor do
ft different sizes,
' Counter do
12 different sizes.
r 1 Tho above Scsles are
mailo cither tingle or
1.1....1.1.. 1 ...
tlocidodly tho most durable, accurate arid conveni
ent scalea ever invented. We also bae Platform
and Counter Scales, Patent Bulancea and every
kind of Weighing Machines in use f 'ale, whole
sale an J retail, al low prices. All Scutes sold by us
to go out of the city, are boxed free of charge, oml
wairanlcd to give satisfaction to tho purchaser in
every particular. : OKAY cV BKOTHER,
Manufacturert and Dealers, No, 34 Walnut street,
Juno 27. 184B. ly . , ... , , t a Vkilmltlphin.
HORSE SHOES. tlurden's Patent
Horse Shoos, fof said at manufacturets'
prices, by ' i
GRAY St BROTHER.
June 27. 1840. ly 34 Wslnnt t Phllad.
OAT7l'. New Yoik Salt in bnrrels and Tags, fur
sale at manufacturers' prices, bv
GRAY eV BROTHER,
June 27, 1840. ly 34 Walnut at. Phil id.
Monterey Taken Tl
ALL thoso indebted to George Rohrbach At B10
- tbcia,on note or look aeceiint, wilt plensn and
seltlo tho a.min on or before tho 29lh, 30lh and .1 lat
days fif July inst. All those, failing to do so, may
expect costs, as no further notice will lie given.
If notified acain. coals still lo added.
, GEO. ROIIKBXCH V BROTHERS.
. Sunbury, July 4lh. 1810. 3t ,
rCLOTEilTG,':
WIIOI,lAI.U AM KUTA1L. ,
THE nlesibers are constantly manuf iclnrini;
. fiom the best : Fn nch, English sil Ameiiean
mauufartuied Cloths sod Cassimnrs, CLOTIII.Nti
in ' a very superior . style, cut . and workmanship.
Persons buying to' sell again will find one of tho
largest and most fa.hionablo slock of goods to select
from in the city, ami st unpieeedentod l-w price
.4..-- J. VV. &. V.. D. STOKES,
14 Market sL I'hilad.
N. B, A laro assortment of Odd Fellows' Re
galia constantly on hand, and all orders from lodges
or individual punctually attended to, on the most
liberal terms. J. W. A E. D. 8.
Philadelphia. June 27th. 1840 ly .
i m ! o it T A N T
TO ALL COUNTRY
HOUSEKEEPERS.
YOU may be sure of obtaining, at
all times, pure and highly flavored
By the single pound or Isrger rjusi tily, st tho
laekln Tcat'oiiipniiy'sj fVnreliouxc,
30 South Second street, between Market and Chet
' nut streets, '
rnxxjiBL?niA.
Heretofoie it has been very difficult, indeol, al
most impossible, always to obtain good Grcn and
Bbick Teas. But nw you have only to vi.il the
Pekiu Tea Company's Store, to obtain as delicious
snd fragrant Tea as you could wih for. A II tastes
can beie be suited, with the advantage of getting a
pure article at a low price.
June 27th, 1840.
REMOVAL
John. iTTp it iti) v,
OESPECTFL'LI.Y informs his f ien.ls aii.l
cualon.it rs, that he has removed liU siok uf
Ho -xls to theSimie lluuse, on Maiket squ ire, foini
erly occupied by Mr. Win. Dewurt, where bo will
be happy to serva his old customers snd the pub
lic geuerally, un as good lot ma, and st as l.iw pri
ces ss csn be had elsewhere.
A Urge assortment of Groceries, Diy Goods,
and Qucenswsre, cmistantly on baud.
JuneMih, 1810. tf.
. Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, ihnt an application
will be made to the ne it lettisUltire 'r a
charter for a II nk wiih a capital of fM) HOD, and
power to increase the capital thereof to f ItNl.tHIl),
with banking and discounting privileges, to be oil
led "The Bank of Shamotin," and lo be l.caled in
the borough of Sunbury, in Northumberland eotiu
ly. June 27th, 1810.
Have von heart! I lie I'vn i
NO! WHAT IS IT?
War, sir'ar iud nciisthit '
MA 1 ITI i 1 11 XV 1 1,
At his shop, in Mtarkii ttreel, a(jtUiitig the tAne
story llritk ovse,
HAS juat ree. ived from Philadelphia tho largest,
haiiilsomeal and assiirtment of . , .
HOOTS AND SIIOKS
of evety trcscrip'iiNi, that has ever la-en brought to
this place. And what is vtill better, they suy be
sells so cheap, that you can buy two run fr the
saint money that ymt uxatte fmy fur ane pair.
He lifts roa Cn snl Hsi.ta rua t'sn, snd
that ii the teasoii that be ran ull'onl to sa lt them so
much chear. If you doi.'t want to buy.Ju.l call
and see bU slock. He is always RUd to see hia
cu.tomera; slid it is no trouble to htm lo show bis
goods. Jut lo give you an bh-s bow cheap he diea
sell, the following is a Ii4 of prices of a pail of his
stork t
Mens' Thick Roots, worih 1 00 at 2 75
do l ine tlrain do " 4 Ml at 3 00
do Calf ... do . " .500 at 300
Boys' Thick do " 2 60 at 1 15
Youths' do " 2 00 -st 1 25
Mens' Thick Hrogans, " I 87 at 1 t0
W omens' Morocco W ells
and Kid Spiiuga, " 1 50 at I IK
W omens' lieHt Cily niade
Kid Sliprs, " I 03 al I 12
Ladies' Gaiters and Gai
ter Boots, - . " 00-at I 37
Also, every variety of I,alio.', Boya' and chil
d tens' shoes, at prices lower than ever before otter
ed, fume und Sre
Sunbury, June I3ih, 1840. 6m
"liiTautl licl-lroSTAVare
MANUFACTORY.
ISLIMIOIOVB, PBNM'Ai
fllHE suliacritier respectfully informs the public
JL that be hss commenced the inanufartere of
Tin ami SHcel-li on Ware
in all its various branches, at 8ulinsi;rove. His
ware is not only made of the best materials, but is
put together in a sulaitantial snd workmanlike man
ner, differing in this respect fiom much of the Wsie
aold, which ia made up in liurty for tbat purpoee.
An excellent assortment will be lie pi on baud at all
; J ' de Ido
I do do
I . do u I Jo
....
aLi.
liinn, vuith will be S..UI on the unstt rrasunsbls
luims. ANDREW S. WINCERf.
ScIiufgro'T, M.iy 10th, 1811 tt .
"TP.WTH IO MIOHTT
A. B. MAKSiHAlLiL,
Hq. 18 C'henriiit Street, itclwccn Setcuth and Eighth Slreefn,
QP tEI a 32a UD
8 now ptcpared lo oiler, Wholesalo and Retail,
a large assortment of Finer and Si-ar-LB
OOODSa
suited to the Country as well as City Trade. He
continues tho system of -no abatement in prices,"
which ho has pursued for the psst ten years, and
desires In csll tho special attention of the public to
it as the only true system of tetail business, and
which is decidedly to tho interest of the purchaser
to piomnte. h ia quite lime the fraudulent prao
tico of asking a biBh price, and abating to make the
purchasers believe they are the "favored few," was
done awiiy with, as, nine times out of ten, they are
inadit lo pay a higher price (however great tho re
duction) than the like style and quality can bo pur
chased at the "Ono IViec Store." '
: A. B. M. is in regular receipt of the newest and
cheapest sessonublo goods, and when any article
deprecinti s in value the price, is at once marked
dwn so low that it cannot lie undersold. By this
system the purchaser can at all times buy with
confidence nud sstb-faction, and without waste of
time in luclea bargaining. , He haa at this lime
a complete assortment of
; SILKS.
Black Luslrino, Ottoman, Poux do Soie, Man.
tua, Groa do Rhine, Armure, and other Dresa and
Muiitilla Silks. Also,
Fancy Dress Silks, from 44 els. to $2 25 per
yard, including all tho vatiety of approved and
useful styles ami combination nf colors.
Lining Silks, Foulsrd Silks, Silk Gingham.
L.4 WNS A Mi OIIC A SDIES.
Paris Painted , Lawns and Organdies, of the
newest mid most approved style, ot welt a the
chenHst in the market. Also,
Scotch Lawns at very low pi Ices. 1
TKRSCII CISC HAMS, v
. Of tho newest Jes:gns.' Also. Scotch Ginghams
anil tiinulnin lawns, vety cheap. Twill'd Earl
stun and Manchester Ginghams, . for childien's
FUKKCIl CHIST7.ES.
Light, medium, and dark colors, 4-4 wide. Alio,
beet m ko American Chintz and Calicoes, of tho
new patterns, at 12 cts. per ysrd.
MOUSELIS HE LAINES,
Ol the most splendid Ombre and Printed style,
down to tbe French, English and American, al 25
cents r yatd.
II AH EVES .1SD BALZORIKES,
Of all qualities and every variety of designs,
. it ed In all tastes. Also, embroidered ami chain
Pitched Roliee, Bayadere and Polka Dresses, emb'd
Mwiss Muslin and Bishop Lawn dress patterns
Tailc ltnr and cotuied plaid and stripe Swiss Mus
lins. WHITE GOODS.
Plain Swiss, Mull, Nanaunk. Jaceonct, Cambric,
Book, and Tat let on Muslins, Plaid, Stripo, corded
mid figured O.imbric and Swiss do., Bishops Lawn,
itieli nitd i:irnnt
C AP.PETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS AND WINDOW SHADES,
VOH SFRLtva TBAD&
THE sulscrilM-r has just opened fur spring tiadc,
a large and complete assortment of Ilrusicls,
Imperial, -us rliiie and fine Ingrain and Venetian
CARPETS, which hjvc all been purchased within
a mouth, at the lowest cash rates. They are now
offered st greatly tedttceil prices fur cash.'
Tbee good are of un eiira style and finish, and
being uf the lsl tnako and fiUic. otVer great in
ducemeuls to pun-haters to obtain a hamlsome and
desirablo article at prk'es below the usual rates.-
The uK-uirtmrul is complete in every respect, and
cmisisls in pait i.fihe Mliiwing
New and sj leinlid Brussels
1 Cf
Do
Do
Do
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D.i
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Ingrains
do
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do
Imperials CARPETS,
Twl'd Venetians 1 at Reduced
11 im do j Iticet.
Fine V Couimon J
Ingrain J
Splendid Emlnased Piano ami Table Covers;
Hiair Rods, Bindings, Sbifp Skins, 4c Ac.
With an immense st.-k of low priced I'arpels
of nil descriptions. List, R ig Hemp, and Cotton
Carpets, from 12 to fit) cents ier yard.
Country Meirlionis, housi keepers and others
have nnw sn opportunity of supplying themselves
with lininlsomo and dosirabtn noods st greatly redu
ced prices. UOllKRT B. WALKER,
25 N. 2d at. opposite ChrUt Church.
I'LHadelph'-a. Mav 10 h, IHIC 3m
iT a N V I IT Zi E
WOOLEN FACTOR V;
DANVILLB, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
PcniiNjIvaiila.
f IIIK Danville Sti-am H'oohni Factory, foimer
X ly owned and occupied by Dr. Petbikis, h is
roeenlly been pun based by the subscribers, who
icspectfully amiiiunee lo ibeir frieuds aud the pub
lic general y, tbat ibey aie now prepared to do all
kinds of w itk in their line of business, al the shor
test notice, according to order, and in the best com
parative manner. Having gone to considerable
eiis'iise in r nuiriuu tln-ii machinery and aparalus.
snd bring tery partieulai in securing the service of
eiieiieiicej inechantes, they feci conlldeut that
they are capnjht of executing all kiiuU of work ia
a stylo siisrir to any other eslablUUmcRt iu the
country, ai the old cusI.hu ,ry prices.
CLOTIIM, SATIN KTTS, FLANNELS tin
BLANKETS cmnAsn'ly on hand, and for sale al
reduced pitce. for I'asn or Barter.
I'AIIDI'iU (Ml 1'UIXIKO
will tie d.mo in the U'at mauner, at the usual pri
ce. All kinds of country produce taken in pay
ment for tsoik, al Dsiivilki ruaiket prices.
For the awoiuniodaiton of those who live at a
di-tinee. Worn, and CtoTH will betaken in at,
and, hen fliii.li d. returned to the following pla
ces. I'lain written dlitvlions must accompany
each parcel! . .
VoLtmU CoiMt. Roup iV Marr'a store, Wa
khiiigtoiivillo ; R. Fruit's store, Jeraeytown ( Yea
ger's inn, Roaring Cres k ; Sharjileas stoic, I 'alia -wis;
C. F. Maiiu's sloie, Mitlliuvillo ; Millei's
store, Berwick J. Cb lie's Mill; Kic Let's sloie,
Orangevillc; llerr'a store. White Hall.
Kurthutttbcrtuad Vvunty Michael Reader's inn,
Turbutville; Ireland cV Hay's store, McEwens
villei E. !. Piper's ulore, Wstaonstowui H, I,
Coruly eV Co's store, Milton ; Oilwon's inn, Chil
lis.piapie ; Forsyth's sloie, NorlhuutbviUud
Young's stote, Sunbury.
Luzerne fpuify. Reynold's store, Kingston t
Gildersleeve's store, Wilkesbarro ; (Saylord'a store,
Plymouth; Siyer's store, Natillcukt ; Judge
Mack'a Mill, Huntington.
I.ycomiiiff County, D. Clnpp't stoic, Muncy ;
Shovuiakui's store, tSinith's Mill.
GEARH ART &. KOWNOVEIf.
Danville, May 0, I8H.
T
HE CtLCtatTED Mictssaa IWia Oil, has
L )ut bc u roeajreJ and is for sale a 0f
M., a, 181H. lIPj jjv-
WILL PRBTaii."
OS LLj OP ?iry 32
Imitation Cambric, Cambric Dimity, Irih ShinniK
Linens, Damask Table Linen, Table Cloths ami
Napkins, long Lawns, French I Anon Cambric ami
Linen Lawna, cheap Shilling and Sheeting Mus
lins, and superior Long Cloth Shirting,
MOVItMSG GOODS.
Lupin's Bombazines of all qualities, and tho va
rious shades of Black, Summer Bombazine rr
Brilliantes, Silk and Cotton Warp Alpaccas, Si!k,
Mouselin do 1. nines, Bareges, Balzorincs, Marqucue,
Grenadines,t:inuhams, Lswns, Ctspes, Crspo and
Love I.cisse Viels, Kid and Silk Gloves, Houiciy.
Plsin Silk, Glacis, Ottoman, Thibet, Barege and
Twisted Silk Shawls, Scarfs and Cravats.
SHAWLS .f.VD SCARFS.
French Cashmere lung and equate Shawls,
Broche do., Printed, Baiege, Thibet and Tcrkerri
do., Claris, Twisted Kilk, Grenadine, Hcrnani and
Mobair do., and low priced do. .
Silk, Grenadine, Barege, and other long and
short Scarfs. Also, Cravats.
Black Lace and Silk Mantillas, Vbiti, Capes and
Cardinals, of the new styles.
. EMIIUOIDEKIES AND LACES.
Emb'd Cspe, Collars, Sponcers, and Chomir.etis,
under Sleevea and Cull, English and Fnnch
Thread Laces, Edgings and Inserting, Linen Bol
bin Edgings and ItiKcrtinga, emb'd Swiss and Cam
bric do., Black and White Lace Viela.Lace Shawls
and Scarfs, wide Black Lacca lor Mantillas and
Scatfs, and Blackf Biusscls Lace, for trimming do.
and dresses.
HOSIERY.
English white end black ribb'd, emb'd, open
wotked, and plain Silk ifisicry ; whito and black
half Hise, ribb'd and plain ; spun Silk ami raw Silk
do.; also, English and Swiss while, colored, nnd
unbleached Cotton do; libb'd, plait1, emb'd clock
ed, and open woiked; also. Children's Colien do ,
aini Ladies' while and unbleached LUlo Thrcud
do., of various qualities, a scarce and desirable ar
ticle, and other Hosiery of various descriptions.
LINEN CAMURIC AND LAWS HDKFS.
Plain, corded, berdered, riviere, musiqiip, and
emb'd Linen Cambric and Luwn Htlkfs., Irnm 12 J
cts, to f 20 esch. Also, Bsgs, Purees, Green Ba.
rege for Veils, Gauze Viels, Black Linen, Lead
col'd and Brown dn Paper Muslins, &...
FOR GENTLEMEN.
All the new styles rich and cheap Scarfs and
Cravats; Kill, Silk, Thread, and other Gloves;
Cotton half Hose; Silk and Linen Cambric pocket
lldkfs, Suspenders, Ac.
03- You can find al MARSHALL'S, 1SS Cites
nut street, almost every article in Dry Good that
you requite, and at prices quite as tow, if not towel
than elsewhere, (if is tit his interest tosrll cheap)
and aa he is constantly adding to his stock the new
est and cheapest goods, you will be sure of being
suited, llut, reader, you are invited lo call uinl
judge for yourself.
Philadelphia, May Ifith, 1840. 2m
rUNNSYI.VANIA HOUSE,
DAXTVZXilsI!, PA,
rlllE sulisciiber, lalo of the Uuion Hotel, Mun
"JL ty,V" , respectfully informs the olj and nu
merous customers of the
l'riiiisylvniila Ilowac.
and the public generally, that he has leased tuir
Tavern Stand of John Rhodes, in Danville, where
bo is now prepared to entertain travellers, and per- .
sons visiting the lown, in the very best style. The
accommodations will be such aa a well conducted
public house should ull'urd, and no eflott a. ill be
spsred to render sNlisfaetion, in every respect, to all
who may call. The ciliaens of Lycoming county
are iuvrtcd lo put up with tho undersigned when
they visit D invillc.
HENRY WEAVER.
Danville, May 2, 1S46V-
W. H. THOMPSON,
l'asliioiiable
HOOT AND SHOE MAKKK,
VVEREBV returns his sincere thanks for pn-t .
M.M tsvots. and resectlully fnlorms his fiicmM
snd the public generally, that he has removed lo
the -It lick Store Room formerly occupied by Wood
cV Rhawn, where ho will be happy to accommodate
all who wish good work al moderate prices, assuring
them that he will exert himself lo please.
A good assortment of Boots aud Shoes, fur Gen
tlemen, Ladies, and I'hildren, constantly on hand.
Also, Linings, Bindings, aud all sorts of Morocco
for rale, low.
All kinds of Woik made to measure, aud Re
aiiing well done, at the bh or test notice. Cull
and Set.
Sunbuiy, Apiil 19th, I81B. tf
Lime ! Lime ! !
JOS1T B. SE3PMA1T,
HBERPECITULLY informs bis fiiends, that
Jj.1 he haa commenced the business of Liioo
Butuing, on the Tana he now occupies. He bss
now on bund a quantity of Lime fur sale, and will
alwaya endeavor to accommodate those who tnty
favor hint with their custom.
Augusta, April llth, 1810. Cm
C3SlTTI3Til.
l K T I: li . BIA88BR,
KKCTriTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens id
Sunbury and vicinity, that he baa 0cned an
ollieo at the residence of Henry Masser, in Maiket
street, where be is prensicd lo execute all kinds ol
Dkst4L Suaoaav, Plate Work, Ac, ou the lalc.t
and most approved plans.
Having bad some experience and instruction.
Under one of the most eminent snd successful Den
lists in Philadelphia, he believes thtl be will l e
able lo give satisfaction to tbo who may want bis
service
Ladies will lie Wailed on al their placet of resi
denco. His charges will be modciate, aud hia
woik Wsrranie.1.
Sunbury, March 2lh. 1810.
Ho I'lll lliaT Pa'vlit'V
rrillE Book Accounts, Notes, &c. of H. B.Ms -I.
aer snd 11. II. Maswii & co. sre now in tbe
hands nf a Junliee fur collection, aud will bu put m
suit if not srtiled, iu a few days.
Sunbury, April 4th, IH4h.
MOLASSES The Cisfquttliiy Sugar Hou
Molssaes, only 121 cents per quart; also, a
aupeiline article of yellow Molasaes fK taking, on -ly
l?l cents i quart for sale at tbeuore ot
June 1!, IK40. Hlti'llY MASKER.
sjriARDEN ftesiTeuTpiy f
Hjt Rulv ivBU,riorGaiden Kds, iu t
I ''llu and for salo at the etore of
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