Mr. Foster and the Tariff. ,
The Democratic Union of last week tontained
a very able article urging the re-election bfWhi.
B. Foster, Jr. To the object of that article we
take no exception ; but believing "that our neigh
bort have been imposed upon, e fntiat protest
against the attempt to make Mr. Foster occupy
false position on the tariff question. We be
lieve such an at empt to be contrary to his wish
es. He is too honorable and high-minded to de
sire to deceive the people of Pennsylvania. He
has not been backward in avowing his Opinions
on the various subjects that agitate the public
mind and on none are his sentiments letter un
derstood than those he enteltikins ont'he subject
of a tariff.aVAt the meeting of 'the last Congress
'it will be recollected that the Argus took ground
against the views ofthe administration at Wash
ington, on that subject. We were influenced in
the course we took, by a desire to present the
views ofthe Democratic party in Pennsylvania,
as we believed them to exist. The action ofthe
Democratic members in the Senate and House of
Representatives of our own State, fend in Con
press, proves that we, at that time, represehtfctl
the views of the party correctly. Mr. Fotse'r
was among the fw here, (we say few, for at that
time the whole Free Trade party of "the State,
consisted of a minority of the men in nfiie nil the
hill.) who took occasion to rind fault tvfthWfnr
yur course, and openly Wehleil the "proposed
measures of the party at Washington. n the
views he then express I webeliee him 'to be
honest. He was from Bradford county, and his
'opinions were most ably argtieil k'til! "ctrrieil 6ut
by Messrs. Webb and Piollet, in the lotfse oT
.Representatives of the State last winter, fnd Vy
the Hon. David Wilm.it, tn Congress. Ve now
eay, anfl cah safely appeal 'to eVeVy fnan that has
ever heard Mr. FostoY speak Wi l!lhe subject, "fcntl
'Ihey are not k few, VhhH he "Was aft open opponent
Of rlie'ta'n'lr ofY$V2, and an advocate and defender
of the views expressed 01 rha't thliiect, by the
organs of the administration at " Washington.
'What his views rW6 nr, aS to Yhe tariff oV IS'lfl,
Jved&rrol IcnAw, s Ve lave iiothad't!he'plefcs!:Te
of a icha't'v.lth'hiliiVi'nce fhe passage 'of the 4iot,
liut presume he has rio't ctik'geii -as he is a'fir'hS
and 'tfcsist?nt man. ;rr;OM': Xrguf.
VtAVlMOlliS NtltKET,
reo5rAe'6i.,r,tioaa Xa'sa'iris, "Sefit. T.
GUAIN. The price of Wheat hae improved.
The supply of Maryland Wheat is email, and
talea were made at 8O18O cent for pood tn
trims rods, aril (K)j80 cents for ordinaty to plod.
Ve note sain of prirnt I'irnnFytVania red at
trt cts ; another at S3 cents, and W6 at cents,
the 'latter being mixed wire whito.
S ilea of Fenna. Rye at 63 eta.
Corn has also iinpruved. S.lee to day at 49
50 cts, for white, and51a53 eta, for yellow.
There is lea demand for Oats, and the price
is receded to 30 ct. sale.
WHISKEY. The demand ianitetiYnited,
21 cts for hhds. and 22 eta. for bbK-,
K RIB
7n this pWe, on the nlst lt., cy tVie Rev. ft.
Fisher, Mr. llowt Jbnih, of PoVtsVille, t6
iss Caihkbim Lskwmck, of this place.
1 "" if 1 t!"'" "
On Saturday last, Mrs. t ATiiERtNft M. AL
RR, of this place, ard 79 years.
In NorthnrtSberlnd, ton the 5th inst., Mrs.
A R Y RF.NN1 VgV.R, we ttf Mr. faeKiVy JTten
'ger, egefl &i yeaVs.
AbyiixisTtvi toil's sAltc.
rAL0ABLfe FAHM
FOR 8M.E.
Y VIRTUE ofthe pn.t Vested m me, by
5 the will of ma Uta Tnoma Cat's r, drr'it..
il lie sold at public sule on Wednesday, ihe 3(U(i
f of Sepxrniber next, st llW Man-ion House,
)i the preiuiacs of the Mnnt-Von F.rnt ofthe lute
tunas Ur.mt, deed.-, In Augusta townahip.
rthumber1:iiid roUnly, Pa situate on the east
f of ilia River Susqiieharuia, equidislant, and
nit a mile fioin the Borough of Sunl'Ury anl
i lliumherlanil, all that valuable estate. Idle ihe
riicn farm of aid Thomas (Irani, ilec JM ad.
ling h faun of Samuel Hauler on ihe amiih.
J of Thoniha lii.hiiiSon the Ktl,ther land of
late Thomas tirant oh the n. rlh', Rn.l the
tuehaiina RiVer on the wrs, cont liiiiiig. toi
iii-r. twn hundred and twVnty ix arte and
iity perthcS, more or l sx, nf which A'rtUt two
nlW J ant fifteen arrea aie cteSrfil and S'toiil
hubdy. d midGftten a'crra ara fiV.t lite Rivrr
tim land.
'be improvement consist of a two aio'rv dnibre
hou-e, 40 feel front by !I0 feet in depth, with
le luck buibliug and frame kitchen, ahd&lnne
c house and ovtn attached, and a bump and
: of exielMi( Water in the Kitchen, a stnrie
fcc hoiiie, u lurge bank bnrn, 1st story stone,
o. fr line, 8U feet lng by 30 fret in depth, a 3
wagon house, with granary aboVe and 'corn
ii'b.c'ied. a fnme cainage hoOse and gr .nary',
a Urise log hrn and Stat.ln with a new and
ovrdciJei phSs's, with shingled roof ovbr the
1.90 : A two story brick dwellirlg bort, ron.
og in front 39 frel anj iri depth 27 feet. Hi
, and .brick two s'dry aijchrr), 20 feet in firtttt
I feet, 6 inches ,in dtpth. There are Uxn
iirrriiscs two apple orchards in excellent order;
e tnftt, valuable fruit, one contaihing about
I ah'J the oilier about nine acres,
bi Fsrm is one nf the, most Valuable fend brty.
.ve ill U b fita; W in the highest state of cul
i..n; and located in the heart 'of a district
ft, fit salubrity of climate and piclurenjue
iV, ! Unaurliaaird. 11 i iituais on the pool
ribaniolirtt dam, st the eastern termination1 6X
iorthtiujtietland Hiidsa. Its i roiimilv to the
rig bMtndghs of Sunbury srul Northutnuetltod,
be rroth,il that the hills contain Valuable
of If oh Ure-, artd ils admirable location in tha
illha Inln and Coal reainna of Pannsvlvshl
ilch there is a heavy and ihfcrraaihg emigra,
gives this iiionerly ah additional value, ana
1. L tl L .I.' ...!.;'' 'tJJ:.ii'
rs 11 wen wormy 01 un aueaiiua 01 casual
Trrrok made knowi efi tha day p aaVi
KENDERTbN 4MITH.
Aum'r. etc., f Thomas Grant, dfec'i).
iburr. Aug. 31. 1846. 4 1
c Erah; rutht? ran Sjrrtotf,
f.I. maat al Milton. Konhnmbarlsni com
ty, oil iha last Thuisdav avsning of 8e4em
M.: and IM aultewlng uava.
aa. A a a are, n ar
il. I I ennti'r.i,,
. 6ib, I HO.
"Mature and Experience our
CuldeJ"
THE extraordinary and well authenticated cures
wrought by tha celebrated Sceaa Coa-ran
PilIs, Or Dr. Smith's Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, he naturally drawn public attention to
them. Perhaps in the history of Medicine, from
the time of Hippocrates to the pr front day, there is
no evidence of a medical compound obtaining equal
celebrity in aft short a time. There was never a
medecine recommended by such high a'tiihority as
Dr. 8mith'a Pills. Besides their great tiirative
properties, (poRscaVinjr. as they do, such astonish
lng 'powers 10 open all 'the nitur.il drains of thob i
dy, via: tha lungs, Kidney, Skin and Dowels,)
they are unlike all oilier pills, extremely pleasant,
being coaled with sugar, and s they do not gripe,
nor produce naue, 01 any ether unp'ea.aut con
sequences, thrv have, beci-nte verv popular fur Dys
pepsia, Headache, Coslivnncss, Bilious complaints,
Fool Stomach, Feveis Worms. Varit uf Appetite.
Iinpuriiiea of the Blood, Obstructions and Fenrile
Oorrfplshva generally , Colds, Sec. One of the most
influcmial si d benevolent ladies in New Yoik,
Mrs. 8. A Goul.l. Matron of ihe U.S. Naval Hb
nilal. Save. "There is no medicine in her knowledge
so Will adapted to flin numerous ailments of man
kind, ss Dr. Smith Sujar V-ooted Tills. fiine
tsecifly recommend tliem to ladies
rry CAUTION. As a miserable imitation has
been ftiiide, lv the namo of Sugar dialed Pill-,
it is nCci'Fs iry to be sure tlml Dn. O Baa J. 5mith a
signature fa on every box. Price SS cents.
ririiip4lT)iiice, 1,9 Greenwich st. New York.
Sold by JOHN W. FUILING. Sunbury.
WM. FOUSYTHE. Norlhum'd.
Sept. IS4"S.
FALXi
iyiiliiInehit
atOSlT STOltE fc SOUS,
lcsilri s1ft SiY-ks, lbbotw anA MiUr
iic'ry Utiotls,
Mo. 4." iVoiiA rort street,
. PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE now in 8tore a huge assortment of
pil;h Millinery Ciiuudx,
Adapird to 1'all Sle, such a
Ronncl Sifka and CtulrriS riguri d and pliiin.
Fancy Kibbdira, of enn'rety new styles. .
Iljrn Klantua and Satin Rildioilk, Jfafl wMlhe.
lllA and Colored Silk Vi'lre's.
French t artcv Frsitliers and i'lowers.
Fkncy Cap Ne'fa and I.Sdes.
Buckrams, Willow. Cro'wn l.inlngs, Ace. eVc.
Many of the above article's being of their own
imp nation, they are enabled to offer them at the
lowest prices. .. ,
Philadelphia, Sept. 6th, 1816 lm
To Teachers.
TEN Teadiers wrtl be Wanted for the c'nming
'fall and winter school, in Lower Augusts dis
trict, Northiimberhnd county. Persons wishing
to be mployeil as ueh.will please meet ihe hoard
of ffirectom, at John l'arker's office In S'dnliury, on
8xlurdav,lhe 21lh day of Octolr next, for ekamt
nation according to law. Persons applying, not
pcuonalty known to rtie board, will be e'ecied to
produce tetters ul recommendation tourning gi oj
moral character. Uy o'der of the Imard.
THOMAS SNYDER,
AaaABi 8aVis, Pec'y. Pi'es'L
U Angus a Dist..tSept. 5. 1 B4B. t
JVotice
THE nndertigtied Auditor, appOinte'd by the
Orphan' Court of Northumberland county,
tn make tTinlri'biiVion of the bjlance of the rat.ile of
GEORGE WATT, remaining in (be bands of
Frederick l.-xarus. Ms administrator, to and among.
rhae leg illy sn'itled to receive the aauro. will It-
lend to the duties of his appointment, at his office,
in SuYibirry, on the 1A dy T Septemlei, 1846.
All persons intriesteu are nqueMe.l to aiteml.
WM.J. MARTIN,
Aug.So.tJ. 4t Auditor.
CHEAPEST IN THE NVOHLl) !
Sleam Itcllnct! Sugar Candled,
ISckmts rita rouan. WH .aKsaaa.
J J. RICHAIDSt)N, No, 4? MiVet Street.
, PHiL4tir.LtAii', lake plea-ure in informing
ilm puMic, that be sil l eonlinurs to sell his Very Su
lierinr 8;ejin Rifinrd C&ndy al tha l iw price ol
$13 50 1 er Xi0 pounds, and ihe quttily is eiu .1 to
any manufactured in the t'ui ed Hi u tea.
He sli0 off r all kind of gootl in the Venfet'
llotirrij and Friiil line t torierpotiJing low puces,
aa quick sales and mal piolita are ttke order of
t'.e liny.
Call nr ree'd your orders, and you tann"t f .il to
be salii-tieil. D.'ii'l forgrl. I lie nuniber, 4t MAR
KE P fSTREET, PHH.AbELPHIA.
J. J. RICHARDSON-
August 29 h 1R4fi. 6m
Ha THOXV1FSON,
rasiliionablc
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
MsansR Stsist, fVaaiaV,
THANKFL'L for pat lavor. begs lesve to in
form h a friend and the puYlte generaty, ihai
behts )urt returned ft din the city with new and
fashionable Usts, and a full ashortini nt nf Ligh
col -ted, lhonte, Dlaca Kid, and all oilier k nda
of Morocco lor Uentlenun. Ladies arid CfTiMreii's
w'esrt and be aavuVrk all who may fvor him with
their cVlsrom, that Ihey may rely upon havitig their
woik dona in the most k'ulmtaiitial and fisbionulilo
manner, and al Very loV prices.
11 abi) has a full isnmeiil of low priced woVk,
sblcctid by hiiiiaeir. which he will sell lower than
ever ottered hi this place, viz, :
Men's Wiolp's. 03 low as ?l.(i6
Extra Hiaut Doois, " 2.00
.kkI Lace Boot for V.'otnch, 1.TJ0
WomenV Wtipa; 60
Children's Shoe. " 5i
Bide Lesihtr, Miirocro, Ac, Tor sale low.
Abgust 22d, 184K. apl8lf
Boot & ShoiT
ESTABLISHMENT.
DANIEL 1HIUCKEM1LLEU,
At its olJ l'slul)h,lnncnt, in Market Street,
RunbHtif,
(otl-oaiTB Tlllt RCII i.iosj tnrrt:)
RETURNS his thanks for past favor, and re.
epecifully inform bia fiieuds and the public
generally, Inst As continues lo nisuulactute to ol
der, in tha neatest sod latest style,
tiiEAt hoots kxn snocs;
wsrranled of the best material, and made by the
moat cipeilenced workmen. Ha alto keeps on
hand a general saaortmenl of fsshibnable Boola for
gentlemen, together With a large stock of Uihioo-
sbla gentlemen', boys'; ladies' aod cbildten'a Shoes,
all pi which have been made under bis own Imme
diate inspection, and ara of the beat material and
isaikmanahin: which ha will sail low for eaah.
In addition lo Iba above: ha baa lust receive!)
from Philadelphia large and ex,tensve supply of
Voois, enoea, Ac. ol all descriptions, which r.s alao
offeia for caUt. cheaper tHan ever before ottered in
this place. He respectfully invliei hit old ru'sto.
BAera, and others to call and examine lor ihcnv
arises, :-
ReaiUng done with neatness and despatch.
Pieaident.l ounbury, Au.ual l&lb, 1B46. '
WIIOLtiS ALE
BOOT & SHOE STORE
CHEAP FOR CASH.
iVa. 35 Simla Third Street, abort Chetnut,
PillLADflLPHIA.
tiSTra-r Isd citt sUnorActuaiD boots sd
sbosa.
fllHE Subscrilier has'tsken the liberty of addres-
l sing the public, sstiKfied that ihey will End it
to their interrat to call and examine his slock nf
Boots and Shoes, atid acquMiiit 'thonrteives with
his prices.
Helling e'xclifliivcW Tor the Cah, he is enabled
nd determined to at-II lower than any other regu
lar hoQse 1n the cily.
Persons win please examine the market tho
rootly, fend, bi foi'e purchasing, rill l ihe sioie
of THO. t.. EVANS.
No. 3S Souin Third, above ChcuiMit St.
Philadelphia, Aug. 15,1845.
Tfo Teatliet!.
ELEVEN principal teachers, and one ss-i-lsnl,
1 will be wanted for the coming f .11 and w'it.'tcr
school, in Slis'mokin district, Noiiliuin' erland'coun
ty. Person wiiihing to he employed SB mich.tvill
pleane mert the bnanl nf director, at the hoii'C of
Feirx Lerch.lri SriulTiown, on SatunUy the 1ft. h
day of September next, for 'examination according
lo law. Persons applying not personally kniwn
to ihetroard, will be expected to produce letlc'Ts of
recommendatinn touching good niorjl chirne'er.
(Xj The board wil hicet at 8 o'cl.iik, A. M.
)iy order of the board,
FELIX LEKCII.
Altcst. Pies'lD b.D. Shafu. Dir.t
Ei.ma loir, fiec'y.
ShnmoTcin "Dint., Augut 8h, 184(5.
TO TI ICE I KCTC )KS0 F N(RT iTu Al
ItVRLAND COUNTY.
IT'ELL'OWICI Tift ENS: Mthe Solicitation nf
a numlier of persona, in different raits nf ihe
county, I bae cotiicntcdto be a randidj'le fortlic
office nf
COXjrXTV COMM1SSI6NE&.
I csn only prom're, should I 1 elected, to make
every e'ff .'rt to diM-hatge the duties of the (di'ice lo
your entire satisfaction.
HUGH McFAf.L.
Delaware township. Aug. Hth, 1846.
to
ELECtohtS OF NORTH-
1 11 r.
VMBERtAND COUNTY.
T?ELLOV CITIZENS : Through the -encou
JL ragement of my friends, I h vve been induced
to fjflor myself as a candidate Vol fhe office nf
tlWdnty ContmiMlonci-.
iiho'iild you see propeV to elect me, I will make eve
r'y effort to lender general satisfst-iinn.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Lewis to'wuship, Xng. H. t84t.
Valuable Real Estate
A LL that 'certain Tavern Stand and Valuable
r. Farm, anVUite in hamiAin lownhip. Nor
itiumbeitand county, on Centre Turnpike, about
iB miles from Sunbury. the Votinty toWn, hiljoiiing
lanifb of Vemtv's Heirs. Annaniaa Kaxtou nl o-
thers.'confa'ining fto keres mofa or le, 20 acres
of wTiich liefng in good Ynesdow, a tsmsfl creek
runnine thtotiah the same, aYiJ about 20 acres
iberrot being well timbered, the residue being in
high state f 'culilvalton tinder excellent fence, on
which ia an orchard of choice fruit tr.es; the boil
dings eoAVist 'of a fwo story stone dwelling trnuse,
wetl adspted Tor a Tavern TMand, which Waa If pi
..rV, r. nf M vaath. a laroa ennveni.
ent bank barn. Vrth aVundlin'c of 'gitoi abeds and
oiber out building's. , .
AL80 Another small trar't ot land adjoining
the above and land of Daniel J ."Role and others,
rontsining abo'iilS a'cfa in good state of cultiva
tion ; the huildhiga theie.-n conefct nf a two atoiy
fiam .Iw.tlMn hotise and frame tii'nV l arti, with
i-thtr 'out-buildings water auiinging at tlje door
of this dwelling and the tavern slsnd, l y nieana of
fountnin pump Del g tale Ihe real estate of Mar-
tin WeaveV, rW'J, and will b'a "M at private sale
by the attbf'crttier, beinfV anthoiited fy ihe heirs of
said dtxeastd. lud.sputalle title will be giVert.
DANIEL i. ROTE,
Fi ihe tl'settfthe Heiis of said d. ceased.
fShstnoVin township, August t. 18lt. t'f
THANKFUL foV the liVtat VnctiVsgement
VvbicVi be has received, wnui I wspectfully
inform bis friends and the cititena of Northumtx-r-land
'county in genWel, tnat he ba prepared him
self with Ihe lat fncuViupt'nM Teem, tSold Plate,
(old Foil, &c , lhat ran tio had in the tily of Phi
ladet'jba k, hd thai lSe will eiideaVOr, to the utmt
ol bis ability, li render full satisfaction lo a! who
iusV think pioper to engage Ma ervice. He will
lie in S'unhury at the August court, where he will
l prepared, at bi reoidence, to insert Teeth on
(iol l Plate, or on Pivot, on the luteal and mot a
proie'J V'l "n' attend to all the branches leloiigo
ihg to DEN PAL kURUERY.
I.adiik Will he waited on at their places ol r'cVi
deuce, if desired.
Hi ihaiges will l reasonable, and his woik
warranted.
He will visit different parts of the county, about
once in three tn 'ii'h.
Sunbury, July Iftth, 18t6 flm
E. ItttiXBEXla JR.,
.Yo. 31 .VorfA Fourth Street, uwhr tfie Mer
chants' lintel, .
1 U 1 1 u tt c I p h I n
A t MODK bt rilUS
KEEPS coniantly on hind an exteiuiVe as
orlmenl nf all kind of Silk, F ur and Hea-
.i Mat, which be ttera Hir rale. on the m'l rea-
sonahle term. Hi liaisare niaile up 01 me nexi
materials, and in the m'ost sriproved BijW. I el-
sons visiting the tity will Und il to their iiilere to
cslk July Jtlti, tu. y
Fountain hoieii,
Liirlit ftrit.
flHE House has undergone a thorough trpair.
X Tbe proprietors solicit its former palioua.e.
. ."a..''.
Perms I 2.1 per dsy. .
VM.V D1X.
. . . ARTHUR L. FOGG,
July 4, 1S46. ly liptielora.
TIEXTE's'sPIRiTS tF tJOAP, io7e.
II 9 l.racting .urease, Dry Paints, Varnish, Tar,
Wat, cVc. from clothing of any JescUpljou, war
ranted o to injure ihscloihj or, ihe most delicsie
colors. This bquul hs also Veen eyej with, grat
aticcesa in, cases o) Burns, .Scalds, Tettr, Pimple
on ,the face, Qbspped hands, Sore hps, Khaurpa
tism, Har3 orsofl Corps, Jjcc t):Prict, S3 cU.
iter bottle. For. sale at Ibe aloie ol t. . ....
Jul it. lf)46. H. MASSER.
iroNGiti-Sia iNK.viitA and isvk CJbst
tuk, of a kupeiior quality, for sale cheap, al Ibe
store of
HENRY MASSER,
July 4lh, 1616.
SILVEIt MEDAL,
AWABDSIt BV TUB tBAffailM IHSTITUTS, 1845.
-til; DiigfirrrfOtype Eital)lihmfnt. .
(Latk 8ioni Al Cattms,)
Ko. tOO Chetnut $t nkove Third, South tide,
M
br a I
1NIATURE8 taken equally as well in clou.
dy sa in cleir weal'ier. A dark silk uiess
lady, and a black suit lor a gentleman, are
prrfnrahle in sitting for a piclme. No extra charge
is made for coloring, and per'fert likenesses are
gii'iranlied. July 4ili, l84H. Jy
" COLtrivr'Bli." HOUSE,"
CHE3J1TJT STItBBT,
1M1 1 L A 1) E L V II 1 A .
HfS 1aric and commodious Hotel haft rrcentty
The KHltucrihera therefore solicit tho patronage of
the i iihhf. ami trust hot their rxnerieitoe in the
' liusmeM will rnntile thi in to give entire sstisljc-
lion. Terma nifrderate.
ftAtJLEY, McKENZIE & Co.
5uy 4th, ffllfi. Iy
Itl'llci A. arrcii4iia;1i,
?ATE1TT iLTTOPvlTETS,
AflU MbtiiAAiVAii MMjiir,i.ns,
tVAStXINGTON, D. O.
RA WINGS and Paper for the Pa'eni Tr
fice will he. nreparrd by theirK al their ollice,
opposite the Parent Office.
.tnlv. 4th. 181(1. ly
i m i o it Is a. T
TO ALL COUNTRY
HOUSEKEEPERS.
YOU may be sure of obtaining, at
W J all times, pure and highly flivored
Uy the single poo ml or larger quni.tily, al the
l'ekln Vea Company's VVarciiuiiMc,
30 South Steon'J street, beftveen Slorh:! und Chct
mil trYch,
nXX.ADEX.PIIXAv
Hereinfore it has Wen very tlifTicult, Snde eiT, al
mod iffipoiwible, klways 16 oiita'in good Gren and
HI iCk .Tens, tout po'w yn'u have only to vinil the
Pekin Tea Company'a Store, to obtain as delicious
and frsgrant Tea as y no Citold wiah for. A It I axles
can here !c suited, with the advantage of getting a
pure article at a low 'price.
June S7lh,
CLOTHI1TG)
miiolUhai.i: au fctirrAi.
rPHE t'dl scBibera are cuiiHtant'ly hiHtiuticturini;
a- fiom the best Fn neb; Englirh and American
manufarfaied Cloths and Caaarmers, Cl.O THlNiJ
in a Very supf'rior aivle, cul arid workmanabip.
Person lAiying lo rwll sgahl w ill find one of the
largest and moot faab'ionable stock of gmxla lo aeloi l
from in the tity, and ol nop ecedenle.l ..w price-.
J. W. A E. D.STOKES,
194 Market st. 1'lnlad.
N. B, A large aworlmert ol Odd Fellowa' Uv-(aliaron-tantly
un hand, and all order from ludge
or indioiduals punctually attemletl tn, on Ihe most
liberal terms. J. V. IV li. U. 9.
Philsdclphia, June 27ih,
PREIV1IUIV1 SCALES.
Dale'aCele'Vated Rail Road 8ralea
VJol and Hav d
Iron ManufacV do
Portulde Platform do
20 ilitTcreni ixes,
Dormot or Floor do
5 dilT. rent rr.e.
Counter do
ItS different size,
The above Scale are
made either sirg'e or
double U-sm, snd are
decidedly rtie most dualle, accurate nd conaeni
enl'C.l.s ever ine , nd. We aUo liv Plaif.nm
and Count, r Scule. Patent Balance ami every
kind nf Weighing Mechinea in u f.'V sale, whole
raW and retail, allow prices. AH Scales sold by U
to go out of the cily , are boxed fr. e of crVarije, and
wanaiiird to give aaliefaclinn ti tho purch ser in
every particular, . GRAY & BROTHER,
MiuuTsctwrors and Dealers, No. 34 Walnut street,
June 27. 1846. ly TliiUidelphia.
OHORSI
Horse Sbo
p. ice, by
SE silOES.Burdeil' Talent
toes, for sale al manufaclureis
GRAY it BROTHER.
Jur.e 27. 1816. y 34 Vali.ul . PMtad.
8
ALT. New Yoik Salt in laiVeU uVti for
sale at manufacturers price bv
... . GRAY V UROTIiEK,
June 27. 1 R Ifi. 1 y :1 Walnutt. JPhil id.
" Notice.
NOTICE i hereby given, lhat an m plication
will I m.'de to lt.0 licit leiiialaiiire lor a
.1 nf tftll llllll. and
i.ocr lo increase ll.etaiilal ill. reof lo $llltl.00tl.
wuh banking and diM'ounling privileges. In le cal-
led -the Bank nf Shamokin." and io I b raicd m
ihe borough uf Sunbury, in Northumberland cnun
lV- iune 27lh, I84fi.
15a vc von heartt the WettM t
NOl WHAT IS IT?
War, HV'at tou its. an that
MARTIN IRWIiX,
At bhihop, in AforVtV tlrett, adjoining the three
Miry lirien llontr.
I f ASjuat received from Philadelphia, the largest, I
1 -L handsomest and b't assortment nf
ltOOTM AM) fHOKS
ofevciy desciiptioii, that has rv'er Ineii brought lo
iriis placb. Ai d what is l ll lwi:er, ihty sty he
sells so eheup, lh.it you can buy To HlJir the
miii money that you utsd lo pay fur one juv'r.
He Bi'taioa CisA stld Sriu " Casit, and
that L the ieaaon lost he ran stioid lo sell I he in so
much cheaner. If you doi, I waul to buy, just call
and see, his stock. He is lway glad lo bee bia
cU'lotiu'ra; audit no IrouKle to hi ill to show bl
go.xls, o-l to give you an i.fea how. cheap lie diiea
ell- the rolluwing is a ul puces ul a pait ol hta
Mock: i ' . . '.' - -..
Men's Thick Boot,
d. Fine Grain ijo
do. Calf tU
Boys' Thick do
toutha' , ' do
M'i Thick TJrogahs, .
Women's Morocco. Welts
v and Kid Sprints,
Womeu's best City made
Kid Slippers,
Ladles' Gaiu r andGaf-
Ipr Unnia.
worth M ijrt at U
4 ad at
3 00
8 06
7
1 25
1 00
100
i M
6 110 at
i 6 0 al
3 09 at
I 87 at
I SO at
1 6t at
8 00 it
137
Also, every variety ol LadUv, Boy.' and rhi
diena' shoes, al prion tower than ever bclort uiTvf.
cd. Cunie and See.
Sunbury, June lili, ISJQ, Cm
do do
do do
do do
do do
dj do
i
"TP.TJTH,IS 1AIGHT7. iLlTO .WILL PRBTiL-IL.'
A-. , B. MARSHALL,,
No. 1S8 Cheanut Street, between Seyeutn and Klglilli Streets,
, . ,'lJP 12 CCa ZJD OS LEa 3JP ULU ZZ v 9
IS 'now pirpared to oiler, V holesale and Retail,
a 'large assortment of F set and SrarLa
,, , . in,Y oois,
snlted tn the Country as well as Cily, Trade. , He
continues tho system of "no abatement in pricti,"
which lie has pnraued for the past ten. years, and
desrres lo call the Sieei il attention of tbe public lo
it s tbe oirly true ytcm of "retail business, and
Which is derididly r:t tllo interest of the purchaser
to promote. t in quite lime. the fraudulent prac
tice of .aking a hinh price, and abating to make the
pun h eis believe they are tbe "favored few,'' was
1orle away with, s, nino lime nut of ten, they are
mad.' In pay a higln'r price (however great the re
'flue i. ii) limn the like Myle snd quality on be put
(hsed al Ibe ''One Piicc Sii.re."
A. It. M. is In regular receipt nf the newest and
rheapet seaxonable goods, and when any arltcbr
ilepteci.it. lo value the price rs at once marked
down So low il,t it cannot Itetnide'rs.ild. Uy (hi
sytihHii tho pu'i hs-er cm at all timrs buy with
coiifnleiico uiiil suti faclion, add without wa-te of
time in u-clea bargaiiirrrg. He bus at ibis time
a complete ussuriineut of
Slt.KS.
B'aik Luatrino, Oilnman, Poux do Snie, Man
tua, (tros de Ithine, Ar'ni'jre, and other Dress end
.VUmitl.i Si!ks. AIo,
Fsnry Dress Silk, from 41 cts. to f2 25 per
vaiil, including all ihe variety of approved and
Uncfiil style and r.ornhinaiion of colon. . ,
Lining Silks, r nulard Silk, SilK liingham.
LAWXS .4 AO VtiaASDlES. ,
Paris ParTiti'd Liwn ami Organdies, of the
newiat and fmn-t approved a yle, a'a well ks the
cheapest in Ihe market. Al-o,
fcotth Lawns st very low prices. .
F RT. yell OINC'ilA MS,
' ' ' !
Ofthe neweMd.agns. Also Scotch Ginghains i
snd Oinbatn Lawns, eiy diiap.
n ail a r a
I win o t.ari- I
aloii and Alaucluiaier uiugnatus,
. . a.' 1
for cbildien s
"car.
Fiiiiscn cmsTZLs.
Light-, medium, aiid durk cobirs, 4-4 wide, ,Aln,
Wi-l m ke American Chiiirz and Calicoes, of the
new i stlerns, at 18 J cl. per yotd.
MOUSELIN DE LALSES, ,
ttfihe most splendid Ombre and Printed aly I.e.
down to the French, English and American, al 25
ceiils per ya'd. , .
KAHF.CES JSD if A LZOH1XES,
Of all qualilre snd every variety of .designs
miied to all ISKte. AtS.t, cmhnndeied .ami cUam-
stilcliMl Rolxs, HaysdercBinl Polka UreSccs.eudi d
Swis. Muslin and llhdioii Lawn dress patten a
Tatleti ih and culoied plaid and slripo Swiss Mus
lins. illTE GOODS. . , . ,
I'K... !wi.a. Mull. Ninsonk. Jeconet Camlnic,
ll. ...1 m..I I'.il.on Mii-lin.i. Plaid. Sirrne, roid.d
and liKUicd Ciml.ric sod Sisa do, Bishops Lawn,
REMOVAL..
JOHN. if. purdv,
1" ESt'ECTFl.'LLY inform bis fiienda and
customers, that h hs removed .bis stork of
go xts lo ihe Stone House, cm Maikel tquare, foim
erly occupied ty Mr. Wm. DeWart, where he will
le happy to s.tv'0 hi uld tfustomer and the pub
lic generally. iti aaguod terms', and at as low pri
ces ss can tc hid Wee where.
A large assortment of ti'roeeries, Dry Gooda,
and tjueeiiswsre, 'constantly 'on hand.
June 47ib. 181. if. . . 4 v-j.
Till aiiii"i!ilieet-lron VaV
IVIANUrACTOR'Sr.
SEtlHSOIlO Via PBNltf'A.
rall(K iiliarnl er reriiectfullv informs the public
I ihl he has c imnenced the msnufacture of
TlA nn'tl Slioct-Iron tVarc,
... . I: 17 1 .
ill all na Vaiioua nrnucnes, si peiiua,u,B-
ware is not iitt made of ihe best materials but i
put loge.iier Tn a suluiamial and workmanlike mtn
ncr, didming in ibis r sped from much of ibe ware
eold, wl ich is made up in a biiriy for that purpnae.
An t xcellenl SMorlm. lil will bo kept on hand si all
tim. f, vthb iI 'V tld n the most reasonable
term.. ANDREW 8. W1NGERT.
VRoaerovr, May tfiih, 84"G. tF.
lllili and KleRant
C APeFETS, CIL CL0TE3,
MATf INGS AND WINDOW SHADES,
TOR BPIIINO TRADE,
f IIHE su' sent', r has jusl opened lor spring tilde,
L a largo and complete assortment of Brus-els,
Imperi-il, uHrrfine and fine Ingrain and Venetian
CARPETS, which have all been purchased within
a mttnlh, st the lowest cash Vstca. They ate now
o he ied at giestlv reduced price for ctsh.
Tl ee gmids are t.f an eura Vlyle and finish, and
lieing of tbe lt make ai d fabric, offer gicst in
I'ucrm. nt to purcha-rr to obtain a handsome and
dcsitalilo aVtb lto t prTfe belo the u'sUul rate.
The aa or'meiil is complete in every resj e'et, and
consist in pan f ihe following
) NeW and , b hdttl Hiusftels
lt,)Kil
Dd
lo
lugraiua
tinperiala
Twl'd Venetians
Pi. ill do
Fine iV I IininnoU
Do
Do
Do
D
do
d.l
Vl.t
CARPETS,
at Reduced
Price.
Iiigraiii
S'rTenilid Emhorsed I'laiio atnl Table Covers;
Kia r Ibals. Binding, Sheep Skins, e. Ac.
Willi an immerse st.ntl of low piiced Carpel
uf mII desetiiition. L HI. T. U lleaili. and Lotion
t'-ilt. from li to SO cent per yard.
Cniiiitiv Mercbonis. hou keeper and others
hav n. .w sn oppnrtunity of supplying themselves
wnh handsome and Jesir tnie g o.is al greanv rcuu
red prices. ROBERT B. WALKER,
2! N -.1 at. opposite Christ Chinch
Pbibnlelph a. Ma'v 10 h, lUlU :iin
" iT.NNbVLVANl A llOLSK,
DAMVILLB, PAi
fMtlE auhscliber, bile of the Union Hotel, Mun
L cy, ra , reaiieet fully informs the old and nu
mrou cusi.un'era nf iha
rcniiMvlvanla Itoirto;
tnd tbe public generally, lhat he haa leased the
Taverrt Stand of John Rhodes, in Danville, where
he la now prepared to entertain travellers, and ar.
sons visiting the town, in Ihe vt ry best style. The
accommodations will be such as a well eoodocud
public house should afford, and no effort wvtl be
spared lo render aatisfaction, in every respect, to all
who irev call. The ciirkena of Lyrominf cobntV
are ioviled ta put up with the undersigned when
Ihey visit Danville. . ,
HENRY WEAVER.
Danville, May jJ546.
i m OLAaiSEB. The liial uhly Sugar House
if il Molaseek, only U tents per uuarti alao, a
UrArtna ankle of yellow Molasses for baking, on
ly ik cents per quart for sale at the aloie of
June 13, IV46. HBNKV MAWER.
Imitation Cambric, Camt'rc Dimity, Irinh Shir'ing
Linens, Damack Table Linen, Tal'le Clo'ha ami
Napkins, Long Lawns, French Linen Camlnic snd
Linen J.swns, cheip Shirting and Sheeting Mus
lins, and suierinr Long Cloth Sbiiting.
. ., MUVRMSU GOODS.
Lupin's Bumhazinea of all qualities, and the va
rious shsdes .of Black, Sumwer Bombazines or
Brilliaoteii.Sllk and Cotton Wnrp Alpaccas, Silkn,
Mouselin de Laiues, Baregea, Balzorines, Marqucae,
4irciiailine, Cinghsms. Lawna, Crapes, Crape ami
Love Lei-an Viels, Kid and Silk fJlovee, HoMcry,
Plsin Silk. Olacia, Ottoman, Thibet, Burego and
Twisted Silk Shawl, Scarfs and Cravats.
SHAWLS .1ND SCAltt'S.
French Cashmere long and suuaie Shawls,
Broche do., Piintcd, Barege, Thibet and Terkerri
do., (tlaria, Twitted Silk, (irenaJitic, Ilernuni uuJ
Mohair do,, and low priced do.
Silk, Grenadine, Sange, and otlor long and
ahort Scarfs. Ala, Cruvuls.
Black Lace and Silk .Muntillus, Vt.-iti, Capo and
Curdiiials, of Ihe new styles.
EMIIKOIDERIES AM) LACKS.
Emli'd Caps, Collar. Spencers, and Cbetnir.ptts,
under Sleevis and tutl, Knebah and French
Thread Laces, EduingK ai,d Ins, rtinus. Linen Uoli-
' h n Edgin g' snd In-ertini!', eml 0 fSwiss uml Cant
I brie do ,fllck snd White Lar e Viels, Lice ShawU
I and Scarfs widn Black Lace for Mantillas nnd
Scarfs, pnd BUik liiupst ls Lace, for triiuiniiig do.
snd drcaavs.
HOSIER Y.
I English white and Wrtck ribb'd, emb'd, npeu
woiked, and p'ain Silk Hosiery ? white an I black
half lLse, rilili'd mid plain ; spun Silk and raw Silk
do.; also, English and Swi-s white, colored, und
' unbleached Cotlon do; libb'd, plu'u:, eiiih'd clock-
.l u,.l ,.nn tti.tli il' f 'tli lltrCII Colli!!! do .
, ' , . . , ,,,..,.,,. ,ula Thread
... , .... ,. . i .i.,;,i,u
.. ' K . ..... ,V ' : a
ticle, and other Hosiery of various descriptions.
LINEN CAMlilllC AND LAWN HDKFS.
Plain, curded,, bcrdered, riviere, musiipie, and
emb'd Linen Cambric and Lawn Hdkfs , from 12
cts, to Sp'JO each Also, Bags, Purses, Green Us
rcgo for Veils, Gouao Viels. Black Linen, Lead
col'd and Biuvrn do., Paper Muslins, iVc.
. , FOR GENTLEMEN.
All the new .at) Its rich and cheap Scarfs ami
Cravats; Kid, Silk. Thread, aud other Gloves;
Cotton half Hose ; Silk and Linen Cambric pocket.
HdVfsr Suspenders, Vc.
Xj- You can find al MARSHALL'S, 18 Chcs
nul street, alonwl evi ry article in Dry Good thai
you reqtine, and ht prices quite as low, if not lowtr
than eUewh, re, (ii l tit bin interest to fell eheup)
nd as he is constantly adding to his stock the uew
est. and ehciipel goods,. you will be sure uf beiu.r
suited. But, tewlcr, you aio invited lo call unit
ludcfl for yours-ell'.
I'Mladelphi. May lf.ih, 18l. 2tn
DANVILLE
WOOLEN FACTORY.
DANVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
liuiiyi anla.
THE Danville Steam Woolen Factory, former,
ly owned and occupied by Dr. Pbthikiv, haa
feceully tieen purchased by the subscribers, wno
respectfully announce to their friemU and the pun
lie general y, lhat Ihey ara now piepared to do al(
kinds of wjrk in their line of business, at theahoi
Icst notice, secording to order, and in the best com
parative manner. Having gone to considerable
expense in repniriug theii machinery and aparalu.
and heing very particular in securing the service ot
experienced mechanics, they feel confident that
they are capable of executing all kinds of work iu
a style superior lo any other establishment in tho
country, al the old customiry p ices.
CLOTHS. SATINETTS, FLANNELS ami
BLANKETS constsn ly on hand, and for sale at
reduced prices, for Cash or Barter.
t'AUDUG AtD ri I.I.IXG
will be done in the beat manner, at the usual pri
ces. All kinds of country produce tsken in pay
inent for woik, at, D .nvtlle Market prices.
For the accommodaiion of those who live al at
distance, Wool and Cloth will be taken in at.
and, When finishnd, returned to the following pla-.
ccs, , I'lain written uiiccuons musi accompany
esch parcel : , , .
Columbia County. Roup & Marr's store, Wa
shingtotivilre ; it. Fruit's store, J. rwvtnwn ; Yea
ger'a iun. Roaring ('retk; Shai-plesa aioie, Calta-
wiasa: Ij. t . Mann s store, MilUinviile; Miller a
store, Berwick t J. Clin Mill ; Rickct'a store,
Oiangeville; Detr's store, While Hall.
Northumberland Cuimtif Michael Header a inn,
Turbutvilla ; Ireland & Hsv's alore, McEwen'
ville; B. .1. Pilr a store, Wstaonstown ; 8. I,
Comly St Co' alore, Millon; Gibson's inn, Cliil-
lisqnsque : Forsyth atore, INorthumbcriauJ ;
Young s stoie, Soubury.
Luzerne Count Reynold stoie, Kingston;
Gildcrsleeve' store. Wilkeabsrre ; Gsylord's store.
Plymouth ; Styev's store, Nsnllccke ; Judge
Mack's Mill, HuntinRton.
Lycoming County. V. i l.rpp store, Muucy j
Shoemakei's store. Smith's Mill.
GEAKHART i!a. KOWNOVER.
Danville. May , 1840.
liimc J Lime ! !
JCZ1T 2. 5H3rlAlT,
RERPECTFL'LLY iulonns hi friends, that
he has conmicr.ceJ the business of Lima
iluiiiing, on ihelaim he lnw occupies. He baa
now on hand a tjuaniily of Lime for sale, and will
always endeavor lo accommodate ihoso who may
faiorhrin with their custom.
Augusta, April lllb, IbIC Cm
CBiTTIST3e7.
1 K T K 11 . Al A S S K li.
UF.CF.NTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
area KSPECTFCI.LY inform the cilisens of
1; Sunbury and 'icinilv, lhal he has opened an
..the at Iha residar.ee of Henry Maaaer. ill Market
street, where be i prepared 10 execute all kinda of
Dkmtsl SV auEBT. Pl'e Work, Ac , on tli latest
and m6i approved plsns.
Hsving l.sd some xierieuce and inatruetkm,
under una ofthe m.M eminent aud successful Den.
lie's in Philadelphia, he believes that he will be
able to give satisfaction lo thoe who may want his
aervicea- .
Ladies will be waited on at their plaoea or reau
denee. His charges will be wodeiate, aud hia
work warranted,
Sunbury, March 88lh, 184L
THB CaiVaaaTaB." MacsassB lUlaTDii., has)
just Imstb received and is for aal at lbs store o'
May 30, 1H40. HENRVMASSER.
G- ARUtiV;sEEUS.T"A tuh supply of E,
Pusley At. Go's aaperior Gsrduu SiJs, jus
received ami for sale at the store of