. PTh ThleleeiMla Dletriet
atr . - I !. ' ifl ; .' I
uiracrva ma. our v nig: ctmvmpiirsriwa,
, begin to manifest great Concern about the re
rultof the approaching elect km for Congreee,
' and well they may, fur all the chance of eoc
' ceaa art on the aid of ih Democratic candi
date. The Clinton Whig, a ppr diolingnieh
- fd fi more latent than influence, pounce upon
. Mr. WHITE, with all tha fury of a maniac,
. and in ita anxiety to destroy him, Iranacenda
' even the hound of ordinary prudence.by attemp
ting to fi upon htm principlea , notoriously at
variance with hia whole political I if. Thm at-
TCMrr nt even the ATTEMPT to nci
; ate Mr. White, with Fun Taoa, will de
i troy the renutatinn n troth, of any man who
makee it. Too lung and too ardenly, hat that
'jrentteman conten ted (or the ' maintenance of
Pennsylvania interest, by the auppnrt of a libe
. ral Tariff, to he now sacrificed al the alter of
Whig ambition, by the unecrnputnn High
I'rieeta of Whig idolatry. . Ilia opinion upon
the euhject of the tariff, haa n-ver been equivo
cal, but on the contrary,1 decidedly orthodox.
We aaeert, upon the authority of a long and in
'. timate p-ron1 acquaintance upon the knowl-
edge ot public acta, a well at private view,
that ALLISON WHITE, i a warm and ar-
dent friend ot a diecriminiling revenue tariff, I
and an uncompromising aupporterof th Crul j
and Iron intereirenf Pennsylvania.'' We assert, !
, moreover, that it will be hia pride and hia pica- j
ure, if elected to (Jnnjrre, to further by all
" meane within hi power, uch an alteration of j
Vie Tariff of 184(1, a will be amply lifictory
to every aincere friend of American Industry in
thi Commnnwvjalth. fly the election of D'-mo-eratic
Tariff mon, We cnre to Pennsylvania
. the asked fir iVitectitin, mcaaure not eaaity
tconenmaterf by Whig vote
The eentiment or the Hon. JAMES POL
LOCK, upon the auhject of the tariff, are no
doubt correct, and we approve of h:a course in
i thi particular entirely f D it in every other
- great messnro of the country to be raeriflced
tor thi 1 Mr Pollock, it will be remembered,
did nothing more than hi democratic crlleaguea
J Cong re from Pennsylvania, in ettppnrl of
- the Tariff of V2. Every member, With the
exception of Hon. David Wilmot, from thi
State, voted against the now Tariff and to B'i
tain the old; and Mr. WHITE, had be been
there, would hove acted with them. Pennsylva.
'. nia iseniphaticatly a Tariff State, and her whole
tnerpie ahould bd exmted tu obtain a rrpeal or
modification of the new law without rfard to
Pt'y. What mattor it then, upon thi abstract
qm-etion, whnther Allison White or Jame PnU
, lock succeed in the 13th diatrict, provided both
re equally in favor of a repeal or mod ideation
of McKay'e Bill! Surely ifthereieeny pre-
' ference, it ahoulj be given to him whoe princi-
- pica harmonizea with that of the National ad-
ministration. A political opponent may not.
The new tariff may be repealed by Democrat,
. but never by Whig,
The election of ALLISON WHITE, E-q .
to Congrc, will not only eerure to th friend
of a I. bora I tarif!, the aetvicee of an able and in-
- (luenttal champion of their celiac, but it will do
more. ' It will help divert the Tariff pie.tion of
it present unfortunate party aspect an incubu
. which indiecreet friend have sought to hang a
buut it heck. Nothing can be more plain than
the fact, that whenever a beat question i mer
ged into a party on, it success theretbre de
ponda entirely upon the aiiccee or defeat of the
orKBL pinsotri.M .of it new advocatee.
SuiipoKe tlifa. that the Whin ol Pennsylvania
ahould force an iue tln-y being announced
a the exciuaive guardian of the Tariff, what
would be the result ! Can any one fail to ee
the catrnphe which would await the Tariff.
Why, in that alternate, the maaaea would rl-
, ly aa heretofore on all other trying occaaiona,
in aupport of the great principle of FreeJom,
Equality and Democracy, against Aristocracy
and all ita iniquitou appendage. Liberty i
, the firat and grealeat ramaideraiion, and when-
' ev r that la amiaih-d by PVderaliem, no matter
under whatever specious pretence, the People
will rally in it aupport. But the Tar.fl ia not
yet a party queation, nor will it ever become
: one, with oar consent. ' It democratic friend
in Pennsylvania,, will continue to demand a
modification of the new law, and the election
of ALLISON WHITE, E-q., will aid their ex
ertiona in thi respect materially. Lvcomjm
.. (jAzrrric.. ;. . . ,. . .-.
(From the St, Louia Orean, 10th inst.
Illcil)r liMwtat trmtm Bmmw.
The City tklivftrJ info Ac lUnJi of Me
Attlt-Mitrmnnt,
From the officers and passengera of the Alva
fado, we gather the following particular I ,
' Steamboat Alvarado arriveil at the landing
thi morning from Keokuck. She bringa down
large number of Mmmona, who have a Undo
Bed tha Holy City after all the troubles) and
difScoHlca. '' '
After much akirmiahing and aevera peraona
beiag killed during Sunday, and the three days
following, on Thursday the AntbMormooa ea
tered the city In a very large body, and til com.
pletcly armed.
A parley waa held,' which reeulled in a de
aoand that the Mormona induUim lU eilf en
. pged in tha trouble, bonld leave Nauvoo
, within five day, and at once, deliver the! pet
eone, arm, aauaaailioa, and thi city i tacit; into
the band of tbc AnMotwooa. ' "
";) The Mortnooa were ill leering Jfaovoo,and
arriviag at St Lowia ia UeetHnte aute feara
were enteruined that many would urn If not
, relieved by public' charity. The term ol the
. eapitnlatioa had Wen complied with by the
Aati-MonneM. si ''. v "
. ,,. . f Tiwiiiwa viHnn V 1
PataaaTATioR op Swoaoa -0n Friday, tha
88th ult., Col. R. C. Hale, and the effieere of the
Brady Regiment of Pennaylvania voluntcara,
assembled iethe public aquare of Lewiatown,
Mifflin county, Pa., for the purpose of present
ing swords to Lt. R. P. Maclay. of the 8th in
fantry, and Lt. J. 8. Wood, of the 4th infantry,
for their distincuisheJ aervicea in tha battles of
Palo Alto and Reaara da la Pal ma. The aeene
ia aaid te have been very Imposing. ' Several
able addressee were delivered on the occasion.
On Word to tmb SanaimBT. Those who
labor within doors are not only eompeHed to
breathe an impure atmosphere, which is frequent
ly rendered wholly unfit for tha proper expansion
of tha lungs, but, owning to want of exercise,
tha bowels become constipated, the pores of tha
sk in are closed, and, indeed, all the functiona of
the body become deranged j bence proceed asth
ma, cough, pains in the breast and aide, palpita
tion in the heart, rheumatic pains in different
parts of the body, giddineis, and variety of o
ther distressing complaints, so common to those
of sedentary habits. . ' " ,
Wright', Indian Vegetable Pith disperse all
these unpleasant aymtoms, aa if by a tharm J a
ainrle dose will in all cases give relief, and if re
peated a few times, will most assuredly .restore
the body te health. An occasional use of the
Indian Vegetable Pilla will keep the body com
pletely free from those humors which are in all
case the cause of illness, and enable those who
lead a aedentary life to enjoy perfect and aeund
health. ' ' - ' '
Caul' on, It should be remembered that Mr.
F.dvrard Cole, of Philadelphia, Mr John Dixon,
of Easton, Pa., and Messra, Die wning It Brothers,
of Philadelphia, are not acente of ours, and as
they purchase no Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
at our office, we cannot guaranty as gmuine
ny mtdieint they may kartfnr tale.
- rjAgent fur the nleof Wiitht's Indian Vegeta-J
hie Pill m Sunhnry, Htaav Mteaaa. For oiher
axencie ire advertisement In anotbri column. -.
mfui m h i b n ,
In Reading, on the 1 7lh ult.. by the Rev. Dr.
Morgan, AniksSntdeb, Esq., fotmerlyol Selins
grove, te Miss Mabv B. Lewie.
1MUCB CURUEN'f. "
Currtittd werkty by Henry Matter . ,
Waavr, . . . . Pll
Rva. - . . . .fit
Coaa, . ....... fto
0ts, . as
Poaa, : , -ft
Fiatscan, , . ',. ; IH4
Bcrrta, .... '
i Kan. . . . , 8
: Bcaawax, . .
TaLiew, , 10
Paax, . lo
Hacxtak Ffcit, to
UaiaaAeptaa, , , t5
Do. Paaceas, I SO
meas.-i l
Good Intent Fire Company"
A STATED MEETING id'tbe Compaiiv will
lie held on Toe.l iy eveotna; netf, at 7 o'clock,
at the Court House. Punctual attemtenee ie ra
quirrd. HE.NRY DON N EL.
Oct. 3. 1846. - Setrefory.
"Wnnhlnfton Fire Comimnjr.'
,fPHE mrmlra of the "Washington Fire Cm
a pnj" ar requeatrd lo mret a the Hiatr
House, on Mund.iv Evening-, Oct 7. ai 7J o'
elm k. precisely. Punctual attendance in required.
Oct 3. 8AMUEI. J. YOUNO. .Ve
Pulsion.
WE think a man who will mike and palm
up n an enuperting person, a 4Hur
foaied Pill." not havinc on the hot Dr.fJ. Denj'n
Smith's signature, arnuhl not hesitate n rll pni-nn,
iegarilla of all cnequeocrs. No "St'eta 04
ti a Puts' ran br relied upon, nnlms Dr. Smith's
signature is on the lov. and y all other are either
imitati.ia ir counterfeit, and of rouraa dangerous to
CAUTION. Aa a miserable imitation h
been made, t't the name of 'foiif Coated Pill-,"
ilianeereary lobe aore that Da. O f)i Sbjitn'
signatuie i on every hai. ' Piice tS rent. ' '
i Principal Office. 179 Grrenwich at. N w York.
8..dly JOHK W. PRII.INO. funhfsn,.
WM. FOR8YTHE. SnrthHm'd.
Ort. 8. IM6.
Notice
18 hereby eiven to ult Irgatrea, creditor, and o
I bar person intereated in the estate of John
Haoghawuul dee'd, aeillad by hia ailmr Peter
Huebawoels of Philip Eehbach tlac'd, sHiled by
hi almr I'aia Kunr, ,.f Micha4 Oobb deed, ar'
tlnl by hi tra John Uobh, Mkhael D Mi and
Philip Smith, uf Mil bwl Eiter deeM. aaulad by
hie almr David Eta'er end ConaJ Eitlert of E
liabrth Potluier vUeJ. arNl.d by bar eira Wa F.
Nagle of J.thn Booty Jre'.l. artllrd by b almr
Michael Lenken of8mttr Lahr der'j, setik-d by
hia air Solon Dravskn f Jaeub Uaa doe'd, an
llJ by his admr Jooeph Gaea and Martin Gaat
the account uf John 8ndr, guardian of John
Snyder tale of Nodhnmherland eiauty, decaa
aid; ibat the eiicuiur. admin iairatora and guar
dai of ibe aai.1 deceaed .tat-a have filed their
are un a with lb Kegiaier of this county, ai d that
ihry will be rrjtd to th Orphan tmil of aaid
eoonl v. on Tueailay ih 3d day ol November beat,
kit Cviiflimation and allowance, .
-'4 - ' ' EDWARD OYSTER.
Pnnhary, Oct. 8d. 1846. . --H .v R.fi-trr.
trTKACHEUS SEE IIVMU. JO
SEVERAL Teachers aie still wanting fot tb
School la Sham-kin dimtict. Nor dumber
land County. Per -lis wishing to I ample wd,
wiH pltwaameet the Board uf Director ef aaid di
riet m lb boo of Fain Lcrck in Snufltown, en
Satunlay tha tenth day of October nH, for l-
aminatbtn according lo law.
Persons not pereoally known t the Board, will
be a i peeled to udoce laatlmouiala of good aao
ral character, - " i
By order of the Doald,lhl 19th day of Rep.
saaae, A. D. 1846, . t FELIX LURCH.
Em Je, Sae'y, ; i v ,. r fii , f i't
Bpt- 96, I8463t ,.-..
fT7iROM Ibe urn I t w anki i. a
ITI get townahtp, Nwthaawhattand oaunty,
Ul a trst of June leal, . ,, r
... '!-.-. A BMALL I ED BULL, .
M year eld leet awing, wbh etralght borna, a
white belly, and a Whit wreak Ug KM bek7
" Any peraon returning aaid Bolt te the eabseri.
bet, c giving ioioratati.ia where he buv g tmn
will be eaMabty nwaided. - ' . T
it WILUAM M. MILLS P).
Auguala, Sept 19th, t646.-9t - ...
list oFJimons
OF Northumberland ' Coimty, for . Novmbr
Twm, A. D. 1846.
1 ' Orand Jurors " ' '
TUrW. Hamaet Blain, Nathaniel McCray.
Lewi. John Llnebach. -. f "
Milton. Solomon Dieffarderfer, Joseph Hog en
doW.r.
CMniipmque.i-bn H. Vincent. , j
Pnint. Jcoh Bsmhait
Nori humbtr!antJm Dh ffxibaebct. -Augvtta
Ephraim Lytic, George Fetterman,
Samuel K-eeer. , , ' , -t" j
SAamofrin. I.orentd Medler, ' ' f ,
Cnl. David Biflman,' 1 -
I 'pptr MiAwroy, Oemg Shartet, Daniel Baia-
Lower Mahonny Solomon Realer, Samuel
Broai .us Jonathan I nker. -
Jctkmn, Georg Grman, Michael Bower, Ja
cob Hilbish. Jacob H fTmsn. Dniel Hi bisb, Jr.
' Traverse Juror
" rr3uf. I'hnmas Pollock. Wm. P. Hull.
KLtwii. Wm. Lewna. Stephen Gtat.
Peluware. M. J. B. Ketrhner, J. hn Bechtel
Milton O. K Ri eder, 8amu I Rhoada, Robert
M. Friek. y. r- --
', ChilistjttWjue. Simuel MeMahon, John Berk
Icy. Chard Cms, Henry Gibson.' i i
Po'nt.Vbret Parks. Jonathan Pur'al.
' Northumberland. I w Cook. Wm. T. Botd.
Sunbury. Conrad Ketshax-r, Henry Tbomp
on, Henry 8inpon. Gee ge Clark.-
Augvtia, Jacob Grinee, Jacob Wamnle. Wm.
Roe. Walter Speeee, Wm. 8lvrwo O, Caleb
Brrct.
Gkamoltin. George Arnold, George Foi, Dec
jimin Adam, Pater Hae. Jouaa Mutchlcr. ' '
- fuaa Joseph CamihcU, James Eckmsn, Jj
Cob I Cabell. Ct-a -tea T. GearhsrU "
' Caml. John Ever!.'
'' Upper AfAont-J 'hn Moyer, Henrv H.
' Ixxver Mmkonoy Martin Gimw, David 8eiler,
JobnCpa'a John Dockey. ' . : ' ;
Little Mahonoy. Comml Rab-r. '
Jaekton. Wm. D. Hoffman, John Danivl, Te
ler Rubenthil George Harner. ' '
Petit Jurors.
" Turbut. Daniel Follmcr.
Lewh John Ksrshner, Ge rg Btahl, Adam
Klapp, Samuel McNinch. "
Delaware Wm B. Bryon,! T..' C. Viocenl,
George Ltllev, Joseph Hi'yrd, David Stahlneckrr,
David Gold. Wm. Fn keaon. '
. M'llon. Jnhn W. Ksnflmm.
ChMitqunque. John Flicker, Tunis Gearhart.
Pnint Jacob Dentlcr. H'nry Ammcrman.
Augutta. Henry Haa, Henrv Gnthll, Geo.
Zinmecmin, Ch rl- Oobin, H roisn Kline, jr.
Shamoki. Maytaod B.iugbner. . ...
Ruth. CaeprrBalr, Robert 8ft, Nathan Pegg,
Upper Mahonoy. Wm. Kergcr, Ji'hn 8hetty,
Peter Griat, '
Lower Mahonoy. GrO'ge Jrsiou, Benjamin
Boyet. Adim Bingman, 8amnel Witmer. i l
Jaekton. 8imon Kal le, Martin Zartmao, Jcob
Dreesler, "
SHtd to the Human Cmlitulon, and equal '
the curt of every curable Di tease, will .
be found in i
WRICBTS mm TECET1BLB NILS, -
' ov re ' "
If ertlt American College ofllealtta.
FF4HE8E esliaordinary Pilla am rmpod of
JL planta wbicii grow rpontaneousiy on our own
oil. and arv thevrFu. hetlee ad pted to our con
stittttions tbsn Medidnea eoncoclid from foreign
diuga, however well Ibey may h compounded ;
and a Wnasv'i lanu Vsaivaat Pill aie
foumbM unCin the principle lhl the human bndv ia
in truth SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely, ronupt humora, and that said Mediiine
emea this dieaee on NaTeaai Paiaciria. by
ttean$ing ttnd purifying tfit bn-ly, it will he man
ifcut ' th ,i, if Ih eonliimi n V not' emiorlv ei
ksustad, a llfMasfTVfFt slvpji hi their tiae. acrotdtng lo
liructions, i brt)!uvlj rettaitt to drive d scare or
everv nam Tiom ihe body.
When w with to ra-io e a swamp or moras to
fertility, we dra'tl it of tha .upetahutttlant ter. Li
lik manner, if we wish In remote the body to
brelih, we must cle mse it nf tmnuriv. '
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEOETABLE liLl.8
will be found me ,if iha Im-i, ir i.oi the wrv heat
rmdi-'ioe in tha woild f rairjl ig out thu Gaaaa
Poaivvtne PaiaCieit, heeausa I hey expel from
th body all morbid and C rrwit hum -r, Ibe eaUae
f the diaeaaa, in an eaey and Natural Manner;
d nil tbey every day eivg aaaa rtsi-tak,
di e.aa f every name I rapitl y diiven ft. m lb
o.y. - -' ' ..." :
lite toll wing highly respectable atoirkecpers
have lrj duly ap ointrd g- ni for tb aal of
Wright' Indian Vegetable Pill, in Nottbttmbct
I nd county I' ' ' '
Henry Maasev, Sanbory. . ' ; ;
E. de J. Kauffman, Augusta townihrp. '
Samuel Heih, Lilikf MihoHny,
Wlll am Deppeo, Jackson. v . i .i,..,
Bene ilia Hotaboe, Upper Mahonoy. '
John G. Reno, Upier Mahonoy . -Hamoel
John, 8hamokito n.
' Foriyihe, Wil-oock I "o., Northumberland.
' E. I. Pifev. Wataonburg.
Hand Have. McEeail!e. ' . .
Jamee Feed.'PotUgriiVe. ' - '
- Wm. G Scott, RuahvUle,
1 1 art man Kmrble, Elvburg P. O.
Am T Beisaal, TurbuisVitle. : '
Uid-on Bhadel, Upper Mshonov. ' ' . !
' Rhode dt Farrow, Sny-Uirlwa. '
John King, Farasorrv lie. - "
Sitae C. Co. k. Marliu'a Cieiki
J. Ie Voung Hicksvi b. f rl . i
Atshm Sherrr Ru hmond, '
Bamnel Taylor, Sljlefbrl. - - . V 'f !
' Jot.a H. Vincent, Cnilieqnaque. ;
Wa. Heine Blather. Mittuo, ' .
(T Office deo.l rieluly m b rah) of
WKlUHrs INDIAN VEGB I'AULE PlLlJi
of ibe North American C.llcgofHelih. No 588
Greenwich Street. N. w York No. 108 Tr motit
fltreet. Boston t and PRINCIPAL OFFICE No.
86 Race Sraaicf , PbilaJelpbia, i
8 pi. 19th, 1846. ly.
. UNKIVALLKD AND UNEQUALLED
It cuting CoMe, Cough. Aalbaie. luflurnsa,
Whooping-Cangh, and all Disease of lb
bieet nd tongs, leading to Conaemp
tion eompoaad of ibe eonccjtrted .
"ry ' , virioea of lha herba KorehouoJ,
. , Boneaett. Bloodroat, and ,n 1
' verl etber vegeta , ' 11
' ' ' ' " bl sub.UnCe. ! '-
Warranted ' ' "'
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER.
THIS invaluable Medicine I th moat ly
and certahl ttndy V,r discovered for tb a
bova eomplaima, aa thoumnd who have used II
will testify , . For aale, In Snnbuw. by ' "
J. VV. FRILINfJ, , i
and in Northoa.berlnd. by D. BRAUTIOAM
and at whokaela, la Philadelphia, by '
n . i w,..i , ,,.. p. KLETl dk Ce, ,
J- Cr at tWood cod CalUwhifJ cUeeU
etea9ber I9ih, 1946. ly
FiXTR AOU DI N A It V bWCOVEltY!
DHAnrni oaxt wm ovmssti
COOPER'S ETERIAL OIL A prompt and
lasting remedy fr Daaa, also fot pam
and dixharg of matter from Ihe Ear. , , . ,
Hundred of cum in rae deemed ut'Bily hope
le-ha fl-mlv e taldishrd its siieriur1fy oVet eve
y farmer Medicul diseevery.
Thi valuable Acouatic Meilicin i compound
nf four different Ode, en of wht-h, the active and
principal ingieJIent, ia ott lined f om the bark of a
certain species of Waiter, a new a d eff ctuil
agent in Ibe core of Denfiea. ''
Peron who had been d.-affor 10," 15 and even
SO year have leei permanendy cored by using
Ihia nil. , In fact, so numeroiia and ao emphatic
have ten ihe le!im.inlal in il faVor, thl the in
ventor claime for it the distinction of an Infallible
Remedy, m all case, wlnn the Ear ia perfect in
it f.Hmati n.-
For further particulars, and evidence of its great
vslua, re rliited she I. In the band nf Agent.
F...einSu.ilu.y, by J. W, FRILI.NG.
September !9ih, 1846 ly
FALL IrllLLINElTir
JOS1T STOITE fe, S01TS,
Dialers in Silk.,, llibbortii nml Milli
nery Goods,
" Av 45 - SoHih Srmiid ttrett, - -
" PHILADELPHIA.'
?J 'Bj A VE now in Store a laige aortment of
M l Rich Millinery Good, . , , .
Adapteil to Fall 8.i'e-, such f
Bonnet Silks and Satins figur-d and plin. '
Fancy Ribbone, of entirety liewyb.
'Un Maiituy and Satin Rilbon, of all width,
fllick atid CoIotJ Silk Vi lveia. ,f n
French Fancy Feather and Flower.
Farcy t'ap' beta and Lace.
Buckm. Willow, Crown Lining, &c. Ac
Maur of ihe above articles being of their own
Imp nation, they arc enabled to offer then al lha
lowret lricea
Philadelphia, Sept 6 h, 1816 1m -
CllEAPES IN THE WORiiu !
Btenm Refined Supra r Cnndlen,
Kcstura ra rofT. wnoi.ita.
JJ. RICHARDSON, No. 49 Muket Street,
c PniL4ki.rtit lake ptear in oloimiitg
tb Public. that he still continues Hi ll his vert Su
perot 8iam Rrnnrd Camly at th low price of
9 13 SO -er 100 poo no, and the qurlltv is tqu to
any manufaclurrd in tha Uni'eil St. lea.
H ak off.ts all kind of goods m the Crnee
lion try and Fruil line al eorre pnntttltg low tonjes.
aa quick aelea and small pioflta are lha order of
the lj.' . ' , . ; - . '
' Call or send your orders, and you Cannot fait lo
heatifid. iin'l fmgM ihe number, 49 MAR
KET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
- v . J. J. RICHARDSON.
- Aognat 99 h. 1846. 6m
W. B. THOMPSON,
1 Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
' Maaaia Stbist, Stuarav,
THANKFUL for pa-t favera, beg leave to in.
form h friend and the public generally, that
he ha JiM returned from th city with new anil
faabionaliln Uala, an I a fo'l assorlmtnt uf Lighi
col reJ, Bronxe, Black Kid, and all other kind
of Morocco f-ir Grntlemrn, Lalie and t'hiMren's
wear; and he aenuree all hf. ma fvor him with
their cu-lom, that they mav rely upon having their
w.rik done in Ihe nml Mlbstantial and ftahion.ible
manner, nd at vny low pi ire.
. He al-o haa a full a-eor'meut nf I w prtre.1 woik,
selrct' d by himself which he will mil lowar than
ever off red in thi place, via I ' '
Mi n's fehoes, aa low a
Eg ra Miou? Root. '
O.Ml Lace Bo for Women, M
Women Klip, -
tiiMrrn' 8hoet " ' "..
fll.flO
3.00
1,00
. AO
"26
- Sol Li-atber, Morocco. Ac. fur al raw.'
' August 83J, 1M6. apl8if "
ESTABLISHMENT.
DANIEIi DRUCKr.Mlt.LER,
Ar hit lAd EitaUithmrnt. in Market Street,
' - ' ' 8untuty ' ' '
' fnpHttR tMt ir.h tlog itorctt) - '
RETURNS hia ihenka for p-a f.vne, and re
sped fully Informs his friends ami th pot -lie
generally, that he Continue to manufacture lo or
der, th the iateal and latent nvm, - : . .
ClIEAP HOOTS AD RtlOESv
warranted i-f the be' material, end made by lha
mot etpellenced workmen. He also beep on
hand a general assoilineut of fashions die Boots fur
g. ntbmeo) together with a latce t.rk of fjhioo
ti'C getitb rnen,a.bo, la-'eV nd bild'en's Shoes,
all nf which have been mbj under b own Imme
Htate inacllon. and r of ih bt ma'etlal and
woikmmahip) wldch h will sail iw fot eab.
' ' tn a.l.lilioo lo ibe !oVe, b ha jdst t ceived
from Phited- lliia Istf sHd etlenaive aoppiy of
Boo-, Shnea, eke. i-f a! ilcriplion. which he f-o
i ffci for c-h. cheaper than ever before off.-rOil in
ihia place, ' H respectfully invite hi old ruato
mera, abd otbrr to call and t tamlne foe lh sn.
lv. ''' '' '', .! " t .''' : r
Repairing don wbh neatness and depatrhi
' Sunl'uryi Augut loih, 1818. 1 " ;
MriilTf E s a I k
BOOT & SHOE BTO&S.
' CHBP FOR CAH.
. Ifo. 35 South Third Xrtrt, efk,i Chemul,
PHUADSIiPnil
.,, , ... . snot. ,
rflHtS Subscribes ha taken the liberty id eddrc.
sing the public, aaib-fid that ihy will find it
to their lnirei to call and eiamine b a'oi'k "f
Uoota abd Slux' and acquaiut ibemaalv with
hi prices. , 1 , - ' ,. i
. Selling leloaivelv fas the Cevbt h I enabled
d determined I anil loWct lbn any ether rrtt
ar Koua in Ih city. .. , , :. . .
Peraon will plasa etamin lha market I bo
roughly, and. bfoi6 purchasing, rail at it s'tJr
ef ., - - THUS. I EVANS.
' ' '. J(o. 9S South Third, ebov Cheettul St.
JbjMtphia.Aug. 18. 1646 ' . -
JljV treeting 0 tease. Dry PotV, Vamlb.Tar,
Wif , from clothing of hy deactiptlon, wgr.
rantad m4 to Injure the cloth er b Mjo dalieat
color. -Thi liquid has ka been nbd iih great
euerere In eases ol Burht, Sctld. Tetur. PimptiH
n Ike fact. Chapped band, Sore rip. Rbeuma
tJanti Hard. aoft Coma, tkr. fry Pike, f I eta,
per bottlejK for al gt the tt of,
July 16, 1641. H. MASSBR. '
JACOB HBlliiER,
ffpHANKFUL for the liberal encouragement
U which he ha received, would respectfully
liifTrm hia friend ahd iba cititena r Nnrtbumber
laod county in general, that he haa prepsred him
elf with the beat tnenrrtt'ptible Teeth, Gobi Plate,
Gobi Foil, dtc.t that can be had in the City of Phi
ladrtphla end that he will endeavor, to tha tit moat
of hia ability, 10 render full ealitfaction to all who
my think proper to engage hi service. He will
be In Sunbury at Ihe Augut court, Where he will
he prepared, at hia residence, to InneM Teeth on
Gol.l Plate, or on Pivot, on the Ureal and most ap
proved pi ma, hd attend In all the btsnChes belong
ing to DEN PAL SUROERV.
Ladi will h waited on al their place tf reai
dence. if dtairedt
Hi chatges will be reasonable, ind hia woik
warranted. -
He will visit difT-rent parts of the connty, about
tibre in three m. -nth.
Sunbury, July 18th. 1816 6m
To Teachers.
TEN Teacher will be wanted for the coming
fill and winter chool. in Lower Augnrte di.
trh-t, Northnmbrrl ind county. Persons wishing
to be employed such, will plessemeet the board
of director, at John Packer' office in Sunbury, on
Sdiinlay . the 94th day of October neit, for etami
nation according lo law. Persons applying, not
peuenally known to the board, will be expected to
prittJuce letter of recommendation touching good
moral character. By oder of the boaM.
THOMAS SNYDER,
Aaatnan Saavi. Sec'y. Pre1!,
I- Augu a Pit.. Sept. 8, 1846. ft
jirr,.?LP30 rsTTtQ?aS3
B. KZlMBEIly JILy
So. 34 Aorrn Fourth Street, under Ihe Mer
' . , , chant' Hotel, ..
' '. ' Phllndelphla,
a it none na ris
KEEPS constsntlv on hsnd an extensive as
orlment of a I kinda of Silk, Fur aud Bea
vi i Hal, which he ffera for rale on the most rea
sonable term. His Hals at msde up ol the best
maierists. and in the most approved at vie. Per
son visiting Ibe city will find it to their interest to
call. July 11 th. 1846 ly
SILVEK MEDAL.
iwtssia av ma vb4mklIb laartTCTS, 1844.
City Daguerreotype EstabllthmenL
Q. OP CS3XI2aIZaS2aC3'S3,
(Ltb 8imor &l Coitiw,)
So. 100 CAesnuf nrVrbe TAirof, South tide,
- ?miABSXtPHla
IS tT I MATURES taken eeuallv aa Well in Clou-
IfJl dv aa in Cle.r i either. A datk ailk diesa
for a lady, and a black suit for B genttemetH, are
rrrfiirable in sitting for a pictu'O. No extra charge
ia maile for coloring, and peilVct likeneeatea ar
guarantied. July 4th, 164ft. ty
IrdUNTAXN HOTEL,
UKlit street.
FRHE House has umlergone a thorough repair.
M- I ne irnprieinrs aoueil tu lormer paironage.
Terma 95 tier diy.
WM.W. DlX.
ARTHUR L. FOGG.
July 4, 1846. ly - . . . Proprietor.
CCLTTlrlSIA ZOTJSS)
OmSSZTTTT STAJdllT
P II I I. A D B L P U I A .J
rrvjll 'K Ure and commoilious Hotel haa recently
JL Urn fined up with eh'ire new furniture,
'I he MbcritM-r thrii fore solicit Ihe patronage nf
the ublic, and liusi that their rxpeilenCc in tbo
buaiue will enable thi-m to give entire eatiafac
tiou Terma mivleraie.
U Alil.EV, McKENZIE & Co.
July lib, 1816. ly
Keller V (.rcenottgli,
PATE1TT ATTORITEYD,
AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, v
WASBXXraTOM) D. O. " '
1TKR A WING8 and Paper tor the Pa'eot Of
U Jf Re will lie rrvprrd by tbem, at their office,
ovfxtaiie Ihe Patent Olnce. . .
. Julv.iib. 1846. ly .,
I 91 p e ii f A ii r (
TO ALL COUNTRY,,: , , ', ",'
HOUSE It EEPBHC,
- YOU may be sunt of obtaining, al
all time, pur and highly flavored
' By the aingle pound or larger quantity, at the
tckln Tcucontpany'a Wnrctaonse,
30 South Aenncf rWf brtwern Market and Che-
- triif tfrern,
Heretofore it bs been very difficult, indeed, sl
mol imftiiible. always lo obisin good Gre-n and
Bl rk Tea. But nw vou have only to vi.it th
Prkin Te Company's Store, to obtain as delirloUa
and fagtht Te a yon could wiah for. A ll taalC
Can heie i auilcd. wiih the advantage of geitiog a
pue article at a bw price.
June 7ih. 1816. . " ' .'
PIlEMIUrn SCALES?
Delv'a CeW rstri! Rail Road Scale.
Coal and Hav d i
Iron MahufacV do
Portalde Platform do
90 difTeeem iCa,
Dotmut or Floor do
ft diffirent i,
" Counter - . .via
19 different sise.
The above Scale are
md either ting' or
doubl btart, and ar
dacldeilly the oioai duiaUe, accurate and conveni
ent fCi.Ira eer mve iled. ' We also have Platform
and Coui.1 r Scale. Palepl Balaneee and hvery
kind of Weighing Machine ih uaa fot sale, whore
sale and retail, at low prices. All 8 carta Botd by h
0 f o out of th city, ate boxed free of charge, and
wananled to giVW satlateelian to th purcbaeer in
every particular. GRAY BROHIER,.
Manufaeturera and Dealers, Not Si Walnut street,
. June 9T, l4i.-ty PhUadetpkim.
HORSE SHOSs. Burden's ttcnt
.aaen llhoAat fni mmXm. sift M ..a.r. .a.u J
vuw ii vwmw wnuwmiHiaii
GRAY ft BROTHER.
84 Wafnni . Pbilad.
June 9t. 1146.-ly
SALT. New Voik Salt in baireU and' bag, tor
lale at Baanufacturerr piieea. by ' - "
w . , . . QRAY ft R ROTH BR. '
June ST 1646, ly ' 81 Wlnllt L tHtHalL
ri 1 1 o do
I is d - do
II da do
I lo do
I do do
i"V.,-f.y ,".
" -A.
IXave you heard Ihe IVevrsf
NO! V7IIAT IS IT?
MAUTIN IRWIN,
At hitikop, in Market tlreel, adjoining the thrit
tory Brick Honre,
HAS Just recilved from Philadelphia tha largest,
handsomeal and beat assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
of every description, thai baa ewr been brought tn
thi place. And what ia itill better, they y he
sells stt ehesp, thst you can buy two t fur the
am money that you ue.i to pay for ne pair.
He Beta roe Case and Satt Von Caaa, and
that is Ihe lejenn that he can afford lo aril them s
much chesr. If you don'l want to buy, just csl
and aee hia atock. He ia alwaya glad lo Bee hia
customers ( and il is no trouble to bim to show bis
good. Just to give you n idea how cheap be doe
sell, the following is a list of price of a part of hia
stock t
Men's Thick Bunt, Worth f 4 00 -at 93 7.
d i l ine Grain do 4 50 at 3 0
do Calf do " 5 00 at 3 0'i
Boya Thick do ' 9 60 at 1 7ft
Youth' do 9 00 at 1 2ft
Men's Thick BrngaU, 1 8t at 1 00
Women' Morocco Welt
and Kid Springs, 1 50 at 1 00
Women' lt City made
Kid Sttppera, 1 9 t I 19
LadhV J Gaitrr and Gai
ter Boots " 9 00 at I 3f
Also, every variety of Ladie', Boy' and rhil
dren' ahoea, at prices lower than ever before oOVi
ed. Come bid See
Sunbury, June tSih, 184B 6m
CLOTHI1TC-,
tVIIOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE rubscsibers are constantly manuficturin4
from the beat French, English and America-!
manufactured Cloth and Caasimera, CLOTHIMl
in a very uierior siyle, cut and workmaohlri
Persons buying lo sell again will find one of thl
largest and moat fanMonable atock or gooda 10 selei t
from In the City, and st ohpiectdented I 'W price-,
J. W.dcE. D. STOKES,
194 Msrket at. Philed,
N. B. A large avortmert of Odd Frllowa' Ri
gilia constantly cm hsnd, and all orders from lodge
or individual punctually attended to. on the most
liberal terms. . J. W. E, D. 8.
Philadelphia. June 27th, 1846 ly
REMOVAL
JOHN. II- PURDY,
RESPECTFULLY iufonna hia f.ieml and
Customers, that be haa teiuoved bis atock uf
gooda to the Stone House, on Market sqttire, fotma
erly occupied by Mr. Wra. Dewart, where be will
be happy to erne bis old customer and the pul
lie generally, on as good terror), and al aa low pti
cc a can be had elsewhere.
' A large asaortment of Gtocerie, Dry Goads,
and Queensware, constantly on band.
June 9tth, 1816. tf,
Tilt and Sheet-Iron Ware
MANUFACTORY
gBX.I9OR0VS, PSKN'Ai
THE (ubacriber re-pectfully informs the pnbtiii
thst he hss Commenced the msnufsctufB o(
Tlu and SUcctalron Ware
in all ita Vsrious branches, at 8elinsgruve HI
were is not only mad of th boat materials, but U
put together in a substantial and workmanlike man
ner, differing In this respect fiom much of the waia
eold, which ia made up in a hurry fot that purpose.
An excellent asaortment wilt be kept on hand at all
time, Which will be a-dd on ihe most teasohs'jU
terms. ANDREW 8. WlNGERT.
SelinsgroVe, May 16th, 1840. if. '
D A N V IL L 12
WOOLEN FACTORY.
DAKtlLLC, dOLtimSlA COUNTY,
. Pennsylvania.
THE bantilh Sttnm It'vekn Faetnry. former,
ly owned and occup ed by Dr. PaTalkte. b
recently Iwn-ii pUrtbaard by the aubwribi-ra, b.l
reapectfully ann. Uhce lo their friends ahd the puh
lie general y, Ibat Ibey are now prepared lo do all
kind of wjrk in their lioe of busines) at the shot,
lest notice, according to order, and in th beat com
parative manner. Having gone to considerable!
ex pen in repairing tbeli machinery and eparatosi
and bring very partlrUlat in securing Ibe Service of
expeiienced mechanics, they feel Confident ihst
Ibey am capable of executing all kinds of eroTk In
a style superior lo any other ea'aUishment in the)
country, at the old customary price.
CLOTHS, SATINETTS, FLANNELS iart
BLANKETS cunatan ly on hand, and for sale at
reduced price, fur CasU or Barter.
CARDlffO AKtt tt LLIXCI
will be done in ibe best msnner, si lb uses! pH
ce. All kind of country produce taken in pay
ment for woik. at Dahville eusiket pvices.
For the ccomntodtion of ihote Who live it
dblance, Wuttt and CtOTft Wilt be taken ih t
end, when flniahnK returned to the following pls
ce; Plain written direction must accompany
eaen parcel : , , ,
CVumftto C&hr. Roup &. Man's store. U a
shirt. hvill R. Fruit store, J reytown ; Yea'
gar's inn. Roaring Cretkt 8hrpleaef wore. tJalt'
wia i C. F. Mann el ore, MlIHinvtll . Miller
stoie, DerWitkl 3. C line's Mill; Rickei slorc
Oratlgevilret Derf lore. White Haft.
Mrlhumberhtnd Conny Michael RejdrVslnni
TUrbetviliet Ireland ft Hav'a atore, McLn
ville; E, L. Piper'a sioin WsUonstown; 8. U
Comly ft Co'aalOrB. Milton; liihaon itin, Cl.il
lli-tustjue i fotftYtb'e atOte, NoMbambetland t
Young store, Sunbury. . . . .
Luxernt County. Reynold tore Kindlon
Gildersleeve' tote. Wdkeabstre GaVlotd Storki
Plymouth Siyer's Stdte, Nihlleuk Judg t
Mack'a Mill, Huhlington. .
Lycoming Vount--h I lpp a atore, Muucy
Shoemaker ii store. Hmilh M ill.
GEARHART ft KOWNOVERi
Danville. May 9. 1846.
Xiinicl Lime! I
Tf EUPECTFLLl.Y uilOim bl f.Wnd. iH a I
be b4 roii.mehceJ th busine of LiH9
liuiiilng, oh lhUim he h"W occnple-. H rt
now o hand quantity of Lima for ealei ahd I
alWaya enuaur to accommiid! tboaa hb Ui
(a tor him with their custom.
Augnal. April 1 1 th. 1646. 6m
ifMVRrVsS INK. Blu nd Black dong -r 4
Ink. 6t a suiwiior qulity. fe aal Cheap, at n .1
atoraof HENRY MASsER-
July 4th, 1646.
I L ASSES I'he fiiat quality Sugar Hou-t
Molaaae. only 111 tent pet quart; a fa-..
aupaTfine article of yellow Mo iar baking,- iM,.
ly 191 cent per quart lor Sal at Ihe star f
Junell 1146 HENRY MAS8KR
r4rT8 Cai.BeTss) M.caaaaalliia Oil, h
X iual bh rveeiVaa and i fof safe si the store
M.y iO, iiH. i HENRY MAfl.