V
lion of Hard Feeel matter in those Important or.
gans. - There mft u pain or distress In eoy
part of the body ' (ttnless It Ws produced by
ecerdeht) that m not occasioned by tht pwiiw
- of Acrid If amors, ft U these human which bars
It ht expelled, ami by m doing lb Pain or diatraaa
la aura to bo removed. To do thU with eorttlnty
Iho Brandreth Pill tautt bo used. They are aa
innocent at bread, yet all-powerful aa the remover
i of the cauaa of sickness t may bo Uken at any
time of day or night without alteration in diet or
fear of cold. .
XT Purchase of H. D. Maeier, Sunbury, or of
Um agent, published in another part of Ihla paper,
It4M0ira Tawt:J Fsvta aso Aoc Pa
TtTi. 1 it not an infante. traffic for wholesale
and retail druggists, and ether merchsnts, to boy
op ipuriw, adulterated, repudiated and counter
terftit Rowanct Tonic Mixture at auction, and
from irreaponaibte and awindling medicine venders,
for two or three dollars per doxen, and then to eell K
to the Ignorant and unwary aa the genuine Row
end's (Improved) Tonic Mixture for one dollar the
Lottie! and when they well know besides that thia
counterfeit trath haa been universally pronounced
worthless and inert, and will not cure the ague X I
know of no mora inhuman or dastardly cunduci in
xnen laying any claim lo respectability or honesty.
Look cirefully for the written tignatvret of
John K. Rnwend," on a paper label across the
mouth of every bottle, without which "guard" it
never can be g nuine, however knaviah sellers may
falsify and drci ive.
For ale w tl) uburb of the city by the atore
leepem generally. Alio at No. S3 North 2d at..
Had at the Proprietor' office, No. 135 Callowhill
atreet, Philadelphia. And elan, by the etorekee
per generally m thia and the adjoining coenliee.
di 1: d.
At Northnmberlaiid, on Monday lat, Mr.
WILLIAM McCAY, ajjed abeMt 73 year.
' In thi borough, on Tneaday lT, Mr. MAO
DALENA MARTZ, relict of Mr. David Mart,
tat of Augusta, aged about 63 y r.
"Washington Fire Com iany.
THE memhere of the "Washington Pire Com
piny" are requested lo meet at the State
lfouae, on Mindiv Evenine, Dec. 7, at 7 J o'
clock, precisely. Punrlunl atti-ndam-e in required.
pec. 6. 8AM IT. I. J. YOUNU. Sec.
HANCE'S SARAPARILI.A VEUEFABLE
OK ULUOD PILLS.
fIFTY PILLS iNA BOX the Cheapctt and
tx.il Medicine in ex'ttenee !
FOR FUUIFYING THE bl.OOD,
removing b.le,
correcting disorders
Afitte atomch and bowvK
vo.livenesa, dyspepsia, swimming
in the head. See. i'er-ons f a full hubit,
who aie sul j ci to Headache, Ciddineti, Draw
tinrst, and rnging in the Ear, eii.ing from too
gn at a II iw of blood to the head, ahoulJ never
be without them, aa many dangeroua
symptoms will be entirely carried
off by their immediate uaa.
READ THE EOLLOWING XYGNDERFUL
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA !
Thi i to i ertify list my wifo we afflicted with
the Dyspepsia for twelve years nd trieJ buth ad
vertised inidiciuea and Tbouionian, but without
effect; and myself attacked with blindneai, and my
head otherwise effected from bard drinking, no that
I waa aiprehenive of B ; and eing
HANCE'S SAhSAPARILL. PILLS
dveitired. I went and got a box uf them, wliii-h,
to my eeionithii.enl i fli rted a cure of me anJ my
wfe buth it j't, ai d I do think them without a
rival bf. re the pullic 8. II. Hall
Albenmr'e atreet, near Wilk.
For tale by SETH S. H ANCE. 103 B .liimore
Ok, md em-ncr Chsrlee and Piatt etrceu, Baltimore,
endbj GEORGE 8RIGHT,8unlurv.
D. BRXLTIG M, Norihurabc.t.nd.
Dec. 5. 181X.
SIX YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED
THAI' FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS,
COLDS. CONSUMPTIONS, A ST A MA, Spit
ting of Blood Pain and Oppression of the Breath
there it nothing equal to HA S'CE'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF HOREIIOUND.
Thi- medicine he. now If en in uae fotaix yeara,
during which time (here haa been cunatant de
mind for it, and it popularity instead of declining,
baa been alway on the increaee.
During ttv time many new mrdicinr have
eprung tip for the euro of the above complaints,
some of whic h la-ted onlv a few monihe. anil eibera
not aa I ng : but HANCETJ SYRUP haa readily
gone on g-dning for with all rlaMea of aoeieiy,
onlil it baa now become identirlrd by many fami
lire a
REGULAR FAMILY MEDICINE.
To Thnee who have never need the Compound
Syrup of Hoiehoond, thia no tee ia partirularly di
f.cted n, aa lo thone who bave oned eierienced
ita peculiarly happy rffrcta, any praise of ita meriia
would be eoprtflunue.
PRICE 60 Cenia per bottle, or A bottles for $250.
For eat by SETH 8. HANCE, 108 Bliimore
It , and corner nf Cbar'e A Pratt t-, Bart more,
and by GEO HOE BRIGHT, Sunhury,
D. BRAU TIOAM, Noithnmberland.
Dee. 6, IStfJ
Estate of James Lemon, jr., decvd.
TfO TICE ia berely given that leiters of admin
ll ia'tatmn haVe len t ranted to the aubacrilwe,
on the estate of Jamee Lemon, jr Un of Puiut
townahip, Northumberland coun'y , ibx'd. All pr
one iudebted to aaid estate, will please crnin foi.
ward and aettte up immediately, and thoee haviog
claima sgsin.t the aame, aie requested to pnaenl
their etcounle for eiitlemeiit without dolay.
JOHN NIXON.
Point township. Dee. 6, lM6. -flt Adm'r.
WATCHES JEWELS.?,
arraa
" Philadelphia Wutch and Jewelry Store,
N. 06 North SECOND atreet, corner of Quarry.
GOLD Uver WalcbeA fuU jewelled,
18 earal ease, $46 00
Silver Lever Wstrhea. full jewelled, S3 DO
Silver lever Watehee, aeven jewele, 10 00
Silver Lepine Watehee, yawelltd, flaeel
ouality, 14 00
Soperior Qnartier Watchaa, 10 00
Imitaiioej Quartter Welch, not wanaatad, 0 00
Gold Spectacle, 8 00
Pino Silver Speetselae, 176
Gold Bra or lets with topa e'en, (60
tadiea Gold Pencil, 16 earaU, ' 0 00
. Gold Pinter King 174 et to 8 1 Watch Gla
' eaa, plain, 1S cut pataot, 18 ; Lonet, 16. O.
ther articlee ia propoilien. All goods warranted
, la ha watt tbav are awld for. O. CON RAD.
, llai head, torn Gold and Silver La vara, Lopioav
' ana ioaruora, towor maa im aewvo price,
j, Phildphif Dcil46.7
PRICK CURRENT.
Cametti weekly by Henry Mtu$er. 1 '
WaaaT, 1P0
Rta, .... .
Oea, . . . . M
Oats, . . 15
Posk, . . 6
Ptaxatan, ' ' .
BtJTTaa, 18
Geo. . 10
Be aaw AX, .... 36
Tattew, ... 10
Ftax, . I0
Hacctan Ftax, . 10
Dana ArrLia, . ... 75
Do. Paicnaa, . . 160
Notice
IS hereby given to all legatees, creditor, and ei
ther persona interested in the eatatee of John
8ampla dee'd, settled by hia exra Wm M Sample,
John 8tadden and Robert Giffen; of Henry McGee
dee'd, eettled by hia exr Dennia C Caul; of Eliif
lth Rinehart dee'd, aettled by her exr Cbarle
Kinehart; of John J one di-e'd, settled by bis adrar
Wm H Muench and Elish Kline; of John B Price
dee'd, eettled by bis edmr Landie N Price; of Ma
ry Myere dee'd. eettled by her exr Daniel Drauti
em: of Wm Wilaon dee'd ee'tled by hia admra
Fleming Wilaon end David Wilaon; of John B
Klark dee'd, aettled by hie edmre John K Klvk and
Daniel Jeiael; of George Hollenhech dee'd, eettled
by hia adn'r Jacob Weier and George Hollen
barh jr.; of Jaiob Loae dee'd. eettled by bia admr
George Lilley dec'-', late or Northumberland coun
ty, dee'd.; that the Vtttnre and adminiatratora of
the osid deceased estaU have filed their account
with the Reenter of thi eourfty. and that they will
be presented to the Orphan' CtfOrt ol aatd county
on Tured.y the 6th day of January next, for con
firmation end allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER.
Sunbury, D.c 6ih. 1840. Jlegister.
lVlTlT OF PARTITION
And Valuation.
Tj Charlee Rhinehart, Thomae Croaby, cnardian
of Thomas Cruelty, Henry Slell and Elisabeth
hie wife, Jamea Ra-d and Iittiaa hie wife, Geo.
D. McAlliaier and 8irah hia wife, Martin Hubn
and Mary hia wife, and John Rhinehart.
NO PICE ia hereby given, hat by virtue of a
certain Wiit of paililion and valuation iaaued
out of tbe Couit of Common Pleaa of Northumber
land county, directed lo the sheriff ol aaid county,
commanding him, that of the landa and te .amena
in aaid county tgr yoti held in common, he make
partition and valuation. I, the aaid aherilT. will, at
10 o'clock, A. M . on Monday the SSth day of Dr.
rembt-r, A. D. 1846, bo and appear apon the pre
niii-e lo execute the af.ireaaiJ writ in the manner
and form epeeifkd ; at which time and plica you
aie warned to be and appear, if von think proper.
THOMAS A. DtLLING TON
Sheriff's Oflice, Bherifl.
Sunbury, Dec 6. 1846. J 4t
LIST OF JURORS
OP Northumberland County, for January Trtm,
A. D. 1847.
Grand Jurors.
Delaware. John Vincent, Jacob Doebler.
Lewi. 4 D Bare.
Milton. George Baker, Paul Bennett, Samuel
T Brown.
Chillisquajue. Edward Hummel, Samuel Hib
ler.
Point. Joaaph WalUce.
Northumberland Abraham Diefleiibachrr.
Sunbury. John Young.
Auzvtta At'ilH im Conrad. Michael Evert, Jo
seph Fasnld, Daniel KierTer, Heniy Gulick.
SAamoilri'n. William H Parsing, Joseph Houpt,
Chsrlea E Alexander.
Ruth. Bonutn Kae,
Coal. Rirhtid WmiUerton.
Lower Mahonoy Reultn Liwer, George Har
ris, Jonathan Bordner.
Traverse Jurors.
Turlut. -George Ovrrpeck.
Delaware. Willium Allison, George McCoy.
Milton T S Mai key, Jamea Buoy, George Ec
kert, Leonard St.iughton, John M Hoff.
Chilitquaque.W m Nesbit, Henj Foresmsn.
Point. George Wall, Isaac HofT, Henry Rork
afcll.r. Northumberland. Samuel Elliot, Henry Mor
gan. Willi tm Fore) th, Dsr.i.l Voria, Benjimin
Matbia. Henry Gosaler.
A ugutla, Jamea Forrester, Peter Dunkelher
ger, Malick Maite, Joseph Arnold, Henry Durus,
David Bloom, Daniel BastiaiK
Shamokin. Samuel K Gilger, Jacob Noerker,
Caleb Chimberlain, Henry Swank. r Robert
Campbell. Samuel Grout, Salomon Pegely, Ceaper
Adama, Elida John, Micha I M. Sohr.
Ruth. Cbarlea Metier, Philip Oberdorf.
Upper AfaAony.--Hrnry fetter, D.ivid Troun.
man.
Lower JJahonoy. 'Michael Dockey, Jacob All
man. JacAjon. Peier Schwsnx. lease Rrits, Henry
Roger, David Strawser, John Deppen, Maika Lea
der. Petit Jurors.
Turbut. Edward Kutfener.
Delaware Jamea Bryaon. Thomae Deatmound.
Lewie Andrew Ker.hner, Peter Mangaa.
Mi Hon. Joeeph E Uib, John MilWt.Fredaiick
Strieker, Seih I Tharp.
Chiltittptnqur John Painter, Abraham Tror
el, Reuben Troxel, John B McGee.
Point Iionard Miller, Wm H Leh fr.
Nrthumbeiand J.wph Hinew
Jytinoflrt;. -Stdnmon Br.wioUa, Benjamin Krohn,
Willism Milb r, Edward Qobin.
Aurvtla.lon Etright Jonaa Fry, Peter O
brrdorf, John KietTer.
Shamokin-Jacob Ilsast WHHaM Fuiman, Va
leniiua HuinmeL
Ruth. Pbl'ip Hult William Kipp.
Vpptr Mnhonity David M.li h, Jacob Mark
U. n.Hi.l Dunbulhdreer-.
"'irr; . ... -.. -.
LUtle Mahonotf.rni"P rverswuer, i.aac tm-
ker.
Jackmn. Daniel Reha, flrorga T Troutman.
Pause Header! 1 1
Thia mod dviea eome from a friend, an edu
cited phyeician, end one who ha been cored of
protracted Hlneas, py l tlb mrnuvcu I.Ul
AN V BO ETA 0 LB PILLS," (Sceaa CoatsB.)
which are at this moment efTeciing soma of the
most remaik.i'le eorea on record, and they will con
tinue to JjeoJ the tfc aa long as they ate leaoricd
to by them. Tbi ia no noetrnm, made merely to
aell inwpectiv of its auatitiee, but a valuable load-
tcine, mad by a well Informed Pbyaician. of Vege.
lebl Ingredient, pure, tfUacieut, and harmlttt.
In a fw day, wo shall nuke a publie report of ao.
oral mora eao of ! euro for toe nttc no
oihtrt) and lb publie may fciew on what fteJi-
cina to nht is) lime of aeod.
OO" CAUTION-A miserable Imitation baa
beat) made, by Iho name of Sugar Coated Pill,"
ft lo DMesosrv lo be sore that Da. O. Ba. SaiTi'i
signataia la ea every box, Price 86 earn.
Piiaeipel OAea. 170 Greenwich et New Tart.
Sold by JOHN W. FRILING. AssssWy.
Wit, FOMTTHE, Ntrtkftm'i
Nv.86, IM8,
" rp,.TT TTtr-fUrm
Mill Property
TOIL OAZjO.
THE Suboeriber offer to aetl at private aalo, hi
valuable MtLL PROPERTY, 4e, eituated
in Shamokin townahip, Northumberlind county,
about 8 mi lea from the town of Shamokin, on the
publie road leading from the Utter town to Seline
grove, eonsieting of a tract of land, being 33 aerea
mora or las, hounded by land of Emanuel Zim
merman, Michael Sheih, end othera. The land ia
of a good ted gravel quality, in a high aiate of cul
tivation, and uuder good fences. About aig aerea
thereof ia excellent McadU land, and four aerea
are covered with timber. The Improvements i here
on erected era an excellent
Frame Grist Mill,
Two and a half etorie high, with two pair of
Siunea, one pair being French Burrs, a Smut Ma
chine, Elevatore, Corn Shelter, and other neces
sary Machinery. The Mill ie in excellent order to
make Flour and for custom work, it having recent
ly undergone a thorough reparation.
tlo. a good 8AW MILL, lately repaired a
new two etory atone STILL HOUSE, 40 or 60
feet, iho water of Valley Spring being conducted
by mean of wooden pipe into the first story of
the same.
f ,i . y AhM, a large two atnry FRAME
iii DWELLING HOUSE, wl h a new
le'Ssi K'lch'n thereto attached, i h good ce
I I h liar and an excellent spring of water near
the door a new BANK BARN. SO by 40, and a
good one atory TENANT HOUSE; SO by S6,
(intended for a Miller.)
The above properly ia well worthy the atten
tion of thoae wishing to purchase. It la offered at
a low rate, and the terma of payn.ent will be made
eaey.
I'oaeeaeion and an indieput ib'a title will lie given
on the first day of April next.
Those wiahlng to view the properly, will please
call on Mr. Gottlieb Urcimjer, residing on the
aame. For further particular apply to the under
sinned proprietor, residing at Port Calnn. Schuyl
kill county. JACOB WtRTELK.
N. B. 8houlJ the above proprrty not be sold
at private aile on the fir.t day of January, 1847,
it will then, at IS o'clock, M., on said day, on the
piemise. be renlrd for the term of ono year.
Port Carbon, Nov. SI. 1840 3i, $4.
Steam Umbrella
MANUFACTORY.
M O. 104. MABKBT STRUCT,
PHILADELPHIA.
WM. II. HICIIARDSOX,
TN addition to various other improvements, ha
- vine applied anAX rowan to the manufacture
of UMBRELLAS, isenabl n losell them at very
low prices,
(7 Merchant are invited to call and eee bfa
Wnrkak and examine the assortment
Philadelphia, Nov. 21, 1846. 3m
LIST OF RETAILERS
OP Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, of the
County of Northumberland, who have, and
who have not paid their Licensee.
TVhirj hare Paid.
Wm II Prymtre George Blight
Maateller dt 8wenk John Young
Wm P Nagla George P Buyers
John 8weeney de Son Emanuel KaulTman
Heiner & Brother
Wm Reitt
Wm G Kastt
Rhtiada dt Co
Jobn O Renn
Peier Beissiel
Benevitte Holshoe
Gidion 8bailel
Samuel Herb
Henry Weast
George Broaiua
Wm G Herold
Wm Deppen
John Karl
Dsniel Hchwartt
Wm Kehria
lasac Drown
l a T Clement
Henry Masser
laiae Brown
Ireland dc Have
Porsythe. Wilson St Co
Wm H Wapplea
John W Friling
George Cnrrey
TM Mackey dtSon
John Murray
Peter McDuwall
Seth Cadwallader
J B Kesd
E L Piper
Kelchner dt Hitile
Dent ler St Montague
A P Beiaeel dc Co
J P Hachenberg
Jamra R ed
J D Normanday
Who hare not Pnld.
Seih I Oomly
Thomaa Shannon
F Mathews
John H Raaser
John H Vincent
Stmutl R Wood
Daniel Brautigam
John Bogar
John II I'urdy
ItoSins St Simpson
Dengler St Woulvriton
tSimuel J -lm
Wm A. R F. gely
Spstx St Ditty
Notice i hereby given, that the Tnnserer la
rompelled, t'j law, t commence Mil against all
those who do nol dim forward and pav their licen
ses on or before the ftth day of December next.
WILLIAM UUl.ICK.
8unbury, NoV. tl. 1848. TVeaSirree.
New Firm
riIHE Undersigned here'-y gives not ire, lhat be
A. haa associated wuh luineeir, aa partner in
the mercantile bttainese, in hia store otljoining
Weaver a Tavern, In Sundury-, John Haa. and
lhat the said store will liereafier be conducted un
der the Arm of Clement St Han a. The store at
the South Weal coiner of Market Square vrill be
conducted aa heretofore, by the sebeerlltet IdmsV'If.
to which he rrtpectfully in t tie hi cuatomeia and
friend.
He iten hnlifiee all ihoae indebted lo him, to rail
between thia and the 1st of January next, and set
tle their account.
All kinda of ptndure wilt be lakth on atcouht,
at Caen prirva.
Ifereatter no longer than tour month rredil
ill be given. tKA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Nov. 14. 1840 tf.
CLEltElTT & EA.G,
T3BSpECTPULl.V iiif .rmlhe public, that on
A- the Oth inai , ihey entered into partner.hii,
in the mercantile bukinsss, aa lha store rrrenily
occupied by trt Ti Clement, adjoining Weaver'
Tavern, In ttiinbury. They bave lately received
e new Mock of good', which ihey will Illapoa of
t Ihe lowest pricea.
All kinda of produce will he taken In exchange
for good.
No longar than four mdnth credit will be given.
ir t. clement,
John Haas.
Sonhory, No. 14, 1846-tt
Htm Goons, Sltm Cootrs.
Cbeaper Tnan Ever!
1OHN H. PURDY. haa juat received, at bl
fjl New Store, in Market Square, a fresh aupply
of Saaaonabb Good, each a
Clothe. Gaaaimare, 8itinelU, Kentucky Jeans,
Cords Drillmge, Alpecca. Utagttsme,
Printa, Mealina, Hoesary. Glove, eke.
Also i Qeeenawere end Groeoriee,
which will bo sold eer low. ' Porchaaere are invi.
Ud lo cell end eismioe hie stork before awKhaamg
elsawhero. Tbe high aeiae paid lot Ptodooe.
ua7, Oeiobei 17rb, I646 It, .
IVetr and Cheat
fall AVnviumn
THE Buheetiher haa 401 opened, t hi nld
etand, in Market alftet, Sunbttry, 6 new end
plendid aaeortment nf
PALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he will sell 4 per cent, cheaper than can
he had at any other alore in the place. Among
part of hia stock may he found ;
Cloth from tl 60 to $7, Overcoat Cloth at ft 87
to tl 67J. Satinelt from 44 tenia to $ I S5,
Superior PUid Cloaking from 874 cents
to $1 87; also, superior Calicos,
Mueline, Cheeks, Tickings, an J
Shawl, Grnceriea, Quaen
ware, Hardware, Ce
darware, dec,
for which all finds of country produce will he la
ken in exchange, aoch aa Butler, Etga, Lard,
Dried Fruit, (.rain. Poiatoea, Chickena, Hard
Soap, Peaihere, Lumber, dte.
Puicharer will do well to give him a call. It
ia no trouble for him to eliow hi onda, if they do
nothdy. JOHN BOGAR.
Sunbury, Nov. 14ih, 1846.
PETER & AG-TIE.
TENS OF THOUS ANDS of unhappy beings
in Ihe "Ague 8ectiona" of our country are
now tormen ed with thxt ' hated complaint" FE
VER St AGUE, oa BILIOUS INTERMIT
TENT FEVER, or Came asb Ftvsa. ae it U
variously called. The nniveiBLl voice of thia en
tire community 'from Maine to Georgia" and from
the Atlantic to tbe Rocky Mountain, dee I area
ROVANDS IMPROVED TONIC
MIXTURE
to be the great and ontif eafe. twe and radiral
eurr, when properly used. Thia cannot lie con
troverted. It restores the natural ftelingt and c
laititity of Ihe tonttilulion in a manner that no
thing else wi'.l.
Eliraet of a letter, dated
I.awisTowit.Pi.Oct. 10, 1843.
Every bottle of the Improved Tonic Mixture
sent ha been aoJ, and I do not know of one in
stance lhat it did nol effect a cure. Pour bottles
cured five case nf ihe worst kind of Fever and A
gue ne ciae wae myself. After trying (juinine
and all other cures thought of by my Physician,
finding no re'ief, I finally sent for one bottle nf your
Tome Mixture, and waa relieved, in fact cured in
34 houts. Please aend on a frveh aupply, aa there
ia none left." You a, truly,
, 8AMUEL HOPPER.
Sold on Agency in Sunbury, by H. Masaer
and others, snd all the Storekeeper in the adjoin
ing Counties, October 17, 1816.
A 1TATTOAL P.E1CE-07
Suited to the Human Conttitution, and equal to
the cure of every curable Diteate, will
be found in
WRIGDT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
or THK
Xorth American College of II calth.
THESE extraordinary Pilla are composed of
plant which grow spontaneously on our own
aoil, and a rev therefoie, better adapted to our con
stitutions than Mediclnea toncocird from foreign
diuga, however Well ihey mey he compounded;
and aa Wbioht'b tanti VtaxTsaLe PiLLs ere
founded uon the principle thi the human body ie
in truth SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely, corrupt humors, and that aaid Medicine
enree ihie duesse on NavraaL PaiacirLXs, hy
tleanting and purifying the boily, ii will be man
ifest th.i, if Ihe conrtimtioii to not entirely ex
hausted, a perseverance in iheir uae, according to
ilitortion, i absolutely certain to drive dieease of
everv name from the hoily.
When we wish to reio e a swamp or moraaa in
fertiliiy, we drain it of the .upeiabundant water Li
like mariner, ir we wish to restore the body lo
health, we must cleanse il of impuri'y.
WRIGHT S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILI.S
will be found one rf the best, if not the vet hest
mrdieine in the world for rarrjlng out thi. Oiiaxo
Pfatrruru Pmsrtrix, because ihey ei.ul from
the hotly all morbid and c irrapt hum'T, il'.e euuse
f the d.sf jse, in an essy i.nd Natural Manner 5
nnd while they every day oivs xssa 1111 ritAri.
di esse i f every name ia ropid y diivvn from ih
Lody.
The fort wing highly retpiclalde storekeepera
hsv hern duly ai OUiied affenia for the aale of
tti'sf firrfnui Vtgetulle PHI; in Noiihumtxr.
I nd county :
Henry Maaser, Sunbuit,
E. St J. KaulTman, Augusta lownsldpt
Samuel Herb, Little Mihi ttny.
William Drpo, Jickaon.
Brnevilla Holsbue, l'pier MshonOy.
John U. Renn. Upi er MaliOnoy.
Samuel Jobn, Shamoktniowh.
Porsythe, Wil-oncV t'o., Noithnmberland.
E. Im Piper. Waisohlmrg.
Irhnd St Hay a. McEwen.ville.
J.mes Peed, PoltxgroVe.
Wm. G Scott, Rushvillo.
Ilarlman Kn&lde, ElysbUrg P. tl.
Am 1 T. BeisMil, Turliuikvilhs.
tiid. on Shadel, t'pper Mahonoy.
Rhodes St Farrow, Snvd.istoftn.
John King, Farmerv.llei
Silaa C. Cook. Mutiu'a Cie. k.
J. De Young ItirksViilr.
Atuham Sin nr. etihrnond.
Samuel Taylor, SUtefor.l.
Jolm H. Vincent, Chilieo,uar)ue.
Wm. Heineu St Biother, Milton.
rr OfTir. deVo'e.l rxcluaivetv lo ihe safe of
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VBQE I'AULE PILLS,
of the North Amaricao College nf Hejlth. No. 289
Greenwich Street, New York 5 No. 198 Tr- mont
Street. Uo.ton ; and PRINCIPAL OFFICE No.
309 Race 8tt, Philadelphia;
S.pt. 19th, 1846. ly.
UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED
In ruling Cold, Coughs, A.ihme, Influenti,
Whooping-Coogh, and all DiaesSe of the
bie.at snd lungs, leading lo Consump
tion t composed of Ihe concentrated
viriUet of lb herbs Horebuund,
Uoneaett, Bloodroot, and
several other vrgeie- (
hie eubstanece,
Warranted
PUR6 PROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER4.
THIS invaluable Medicine ia ihe most speedy
and eeitaia remedy ever discovered fur the a
bote eornplaime, as thousand who bave ttsed it
will lestify. For eel, in Sunbury, by
J. W. FRILING.
end in Norihan.herind. by U. BRAUTIGAM, ,
nd at wbeWaale, fo Philadelphia, by
1 . P. KLETT Co,
1 Comer of Soeowd end CeilowbiH Streets.
. BeobBBber 19th, 1644v ly
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!
j Q(V .
SBATXTBSt OA3X Bfl OTJRBSIi
COOPER'S ETERIAL OIL-A prompt and
larting remeily for Datraasa, aleo for paina
tad discharge of metier from the Kara.
Hundred of cure in case deemed utterly hope
less have firmly etabliahed iu superiority over eve
ry former Medical discovery.
This valuable Aeouetfe Medicine h Compound
of four different Oile, one of which, the active end
prinripal Inciedient, is obtained from tbe berk of a
ceriain speciee of Watwtot, a new end effectual
agent in the cure of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf for 10, 16 end even
SO yeara, have been permanently cured by being
this nil. In fact, so nnmeroue and ao emphatic
have been the teatimoniala in il. favor, lhat the in
ventor claima for il the iliaiinetion of an Infallihle
Remedy, in ell cases, when the Bar is perfect in
ita formsti n.
For further particular, and evidence of its great
value, eee printed ahel, in tbe hand of Agent.
For .le in Sunbury, by J. W. FKILINO.
September 19ih, 1846 ly
fall millinehit
JOHW ST01TE & S01T3,
Dealers in Silks, Ribbons and Milli
nery Goods,
No. 45 South Second ttreet,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE now in Store a latge assortment of
Rich Millinery Goods,
Adapted to Fall 3i'es, euch
Bonnet 8ilk snd rutins figund and plain.
Fancy Ribbons, of entirely new etylee.
Plain Mantua and Salin Ribbons, of all widths.
Blck sn.l Colored Silk Velvet.
French Fancy Feathers and Flowers.
Fancy Cap Net and Lace.
Burkiame, Willow, Crown Lining, Ste. dec
Many of lha above srticlee being of their own
imp. nation, they aro enabled to offer them et the
lowest price.
Philadelphia, Sept 6ih. 1846. Im
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLt) !
Steuni Iteflned Sugar Candles,
ISJcaara ran roc an, WHontaixt.
J J. RICHARDSON, No. 43 Maiket Street,
i PaiLantiraiA, takes pleasute In informing
Hie public, that he still continues to sell his verv Su
penor Siesm Refined Candy at Ihe loW price of
gig 60 er 100 pounda, and ihe quality la equ.l to
any manufactured in ihe Uniied Slate.
He also offere all kinda of goods in the Ccnfee
tionery and Frist line at Corresponding low prices.
aa qinck sale and email ptofits are the order of
the day.
Call or send your ordera, and you cannot fail to
be ealisfiad. Unn't fo'eet the number. 4t MAR
KET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
J. J. RICHARDSON.
Auguat 29. h. I8l6.6m
W. H. THOMPSON,
PashfonaMe
ROOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Maaaxa Sraxsl Svaatrar,
THANKFUL for pat favors, begs leave to in
lorm ho frrendi and the public generally, lhat
he haa jut reinmed from the city wih new and
fashioriald Itata, an I a fu'l aatnrtmi nt rf L'pbt-
colored, Bronx, Blsrk Knl. and alt n.rr V. n' i
of Mor.icco for Genl Voo n. L lies snd 'h:!i'rfi' 1
, .... r . .1
wesr sno no awsnrea ait on.. rov uw- r- m wt'i
Iheir cMtom. tht ihey nnv re'v up n h't nj tl-.f
w.iilt d.iio- iti t'm rtVMit ,utt.ir rial i.,d 1 ibl on h'e
maimer, rind at Veiy low prices.
He al-o has a full -s .r nienl of 1 ,v price I n-ork.
select' by himself which he wrll aell lower than
e.er off red in this place, vix :
Men'a fetioes, ax low as $ 1 .00
Ex ra S.ou! Boom, S 00
O.Hid Luce B.'o a for Women, 1,00
Women's Slips, fiO
Children's Shoe, w
Side Lvatl.tr, Mrtrocco. cVc., fot aale low.
Aupust 2X.I. 184. aplStf
"Boot iSTShoc
ESTABLISHMENT.
DANIEL DRUCKEMlLLER,
At hit Old bttubiishnfent, in Market Street,
Sunbury,
(nrpoOiT THfc RtV LlON ttOTEl,)
RETURNS hi lhahke for piat f.ior, and re,
. peclTuTly TnTornta hia Mends ana the 'public
senetally, that he coniinuea to mantifjcture to ol
der, in lite neatest and late-t ftvle.
CHEAP BOOTS AXD iSITOES,
wairanled i f the heat msii rUI, and made by the
most eiie'il. need woiktnen. He abd Lee'pa on
hand a general aasoitment of fashionable Boots for
g'-nil men, together wilh a targe aWk of fashion
ibte (ehtb mrn'a, bo) laillea' and children'a 8boea,
all of sVhich haVe heett math) under hie own imme
diate insiteciion, and ire of the beat material and
woikrttiihipi which he will aell lottr for caah.
tu tldilirtn 16 ihe alove, he ha just received
from Philadelphia a laVge and extenaive aupply of
Uoo', Shore, &c. of all descriptiona, which he also
ffcra for re.h, cheaper than ever before offered in
thia place, lie lesrectfully invite's bi old custo
mers, and othcrr, lo call and examine for them-
Ive. . . .
Repaying done wiih heatneaa and despatch.
Sunbury, August I5ih, 1846.
Y l O L E SALE
SCOT & SHOE
STORED
l.'HEAP FOR CASH.
No. 36 South Third Street, abox thetnut,
PHll ADSL PUl A.
ATxea a0 tlrr atiaurscTbaxi aeova isn
aitota.
HB Suhsbriber baa taken the liberty ol addres
sing ihe public, asti.fied that ihey will find it
to iheir interest to Call and ekemine hie atork of
Bool and Shoe, aod acquaint ibemeelvoe with
bi price.
Selling etclueivel for the Cah, he i enabled
and determined to eell lower than any ether regu
lar house in tbe city.
Person will plea examine the market tho
roughly, end. btfoie purchasing call at lha atore
f ' THOS. L. EVANS.
No. 85 8outh. Third, above Chetnut Su
Philadelphia, Aue. 16, 1846.
TfTKEXiliR'H SPiKlTS Of OAP. t.r ei
II if trading Grease. Dry Paints, Varnish, Tar,
Wax, die. from clothing of tny description, war.
ranisd not 10 injure the cloin or the most delicti,
color. This liqu'd has alao been Wj w;.'o greet
success in ease ol Biimt, Scald, Tr;.,, Pimples
en the face. Chapped bend, So-. li(-, Rhaoma
lUaa, Hard or soft 4vorn, Vc. try Phee, b eta,
per battle. Pot H at the sioieef
July 18, 1146. J H. MAMIR-
DENTJSTllY
JACOB HELLER, - "
finHANKFUL for the liberal encouragement
JU. "h'cb be haa received, wool I respectfully
Inf.irm hia Trienda and Ihe citiaen or Northuml-er.
land county In general, lhat ha haa prepsred him.
self with the beet Incurtuptihle Teeth, Oold Plate,
Oold Poil, etc, lhat can he had in the city of Phi
ladelpbi ; end that ha will endetvor, to the utmost
of hi ability, to render full satisfaction to all who
may tbink proper to engage bia services. He will
he In Sunbury at Ihe August court, where be will
be prepared, st his residence, to insert Teeth on
Hold Plato, or on Pivot, on the Istesl end most apt
proved plans, snd attend to all Ihe branches belongs
ing to DENTAL SURGERY. .
Ldie will he waited on et their place of reai
dence, if desired.
Hia charges wilt be reaonhlo, and his Work
warrantee.
He will visit different part of the eoanty, about
otrce in three montha.
Banbury, July 8th. 1816. 6ra
22. Kinmsxi, jr.,
No. 84 North Fourth Street, under the Ner
chant' Hotel,
Philadelphia,
(a la modx Da riaie.
117EEP8 constantly on band an extvt.ive st
JlvL aortment of alt kinda of Silk, Pur end Item
ver Hats, which he offers for ssle on ihe most rea
eoneble terma. Hie Hata ere mad up ot the beit
materials, end in the teoat approved atyte. Pet
om visiting the city will find it lo their interest 10
eel). July llth, 1846. 1
SILVEll MEDAL,
awaisid at Ma tbavklis IsstJtutx, 1846,
City Dagocrrrotype EsUbltshmfBt.
tCP. CP. caciDOat2aIlS2rt23,
(Lata 81M0R 5t ColLtna.)
No. 100 Chunul tt., nboMe Third, South tide,
FBTXt ADE LPHtA.
LfTINlATURES taken equally a well in clou
IT U dy n in cre-r weitber. A dark silk dress
tor a lady, snd a black suit for a gentleman, are
preferable in Billing for a picture. No extra charge
is made for coloring, and perfect likeneases are
guarantied. July 4th, 1846. ly
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Light Street,
THE Home ha undergone thorough tepairt
The proprietors solicit ita former patronage.
Terms $1 S3 pet day.
WM. W. DIX.
ARTHUR L. FOOO,
July 4, 1846. ly Proprietor.
COLtrltBlA ZOTTSEj
CHSSJCT7T ST&BB,
t H I L A D E L P II I A . '
THIS Urge and comraodiou Hotel ha tfecenlly
been fitted up With entire new furniture
The lubscribere theYeroVe solicit the patronage of
the public, and trtist lhat their expedience in the
business wilt enable them to give entire eatiafac
tion. letma moderate.
BAG LEY, McKENZIE St Co.
Jarytth, 1816. ly
kellei Sc CiPeriiotisli,
PATE3TT ATTOSlTEr
and "'Ti'AMr AL rrixrrp3,
TO AL!
YOU nisy lieeiifo i f .1 u;.!., n
till time, pure and hgh!y llior.a
rJ30 V 9
By the single pound or larger quartily, at the
Pchln Tea Company's Warehouse,
30 South Second ttr'eet, beftveen Market and Chef
nut street,
raixVASELFniA.
Heretofore it ba been very dirTicult, indeed, al
most Impossible), alwaya in obtain good Ore. n and
Ulick Teak. But now you have only to viit lha
FVkin Tea Company's Store, to obtaih as deliciout
and fragrant Tea aa ynu could wish for. All taste
Can hete be suited, with the advantage of getting a
pure article at a low price.
June 27th, 1846.
PREMIUM SCALES.
Lalt'a Cele: rated K-il Road Scale;
CokI and Hay d
Iron ManulacV dd
Purlalde Platform do
SO different sixes;
Dorm nt or Floor dd
6 different sixes.
Counter dd
1? different sir -s:
The above Scales are
mule either sing's or
I double Usui, and aro
decidedly the inosl duiable, accurate and conveni
ent scjlee ever inented. We alo bve Platfitrd
and Counter Scales, Patent Balances and every
kind of Weighine Machinea in use for aale, whole
sale and retail, at low pricea. At' Scalea aold by uJ
to go out of lha city, are bated free of charge, aii.i
wauantrd to give aatUraction t- the purchaser Itf
every particular. UKAY St BRtJTHEP,
Mauufactuiora and Dealer, No. 34 Walnut e!eel,
June 87. 1846. ly Philadelphia.
O HORSE S
Horse Shoea,
p.ices, by
SHOES. Burden' Pslci t
-.1- ...
ror sale m uianur jciuii-i.
GRAY St BROTHER. ,
84 Wslnht t. ehila.i,.
June it, ibo. ty
CJALT. N
i Yoik ball in la-rei sua vaga,i.ir
J sale at
tnanufacturera' prices, by
GRAY & UKOTHCK.
June 27, 1846. ly i4VY1'!' Pb '
"c"l6"t E I IT G,
WIIOI.I-StI.E AXD nCTAIbU
THE tubneihero are lonalantly manufactuflurf
fiom the bert Fteneh, Bbglish and America .
manufacture.. Clcnaand Ceastmer. CLOTHIt.
in a v, superior style, eol end workman!,..
Pteon. buying to oeil .gain, will find on of Ih r
!ar(,, snd moat fashionable atock of good (o sale I
1- lh, 1Da , onpiscetleoieo mw price.,
from In lbs etty, .00 y eP D 8T0KES,
14 Msrkef at. Phila-f-
W B A Isrte ess'orlmenl of Odd Fellows' K.--
,.U ...n.lyTn band, and all order, from lodge
5, indisidoaU pooetually attended l. on the mot4
liberal term.
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