I
WW
-THE VOLUNTEERS' RAELTJ-
tenfold that banner of the stirf ! "" '" ! 1
TViJ let it float ami free ;
I til motta for these Mexic wart, '
Ha "Right and Libert J V 1 !
Yes ! Right in (bat deep, unsought strife,
. WImh freemen new cowered
'Right and Redress !" or while we've lift,
' NoVr shall' oiir hag be lowered! '
lTjHe f ye noble volonteers 1
: Stand to yonr purpose strong!
No craven doubts, no .faltering feats,
To your bolJ band belong.
What f than we tamely ana1 et
fjoni, VrotliRTl, fathers fall, ' '
Ar.fi -cry 'not Death or Victory I"
Till we've avenged them all ?"
From Butiker'a honored, blood stained brow,
(A tall spire itandcth there)
The voice conies' forth, no iuue now, ' I '
' 5ave "Conqoett or Despair !"
Detpair ! WbOte lip that word ahall tiara
To whiaper to the brave T
Th' inscription thai our flag mutt bear
Is "Victory or a Grave"!"
: steer Warlttam'a Horn Triilm
"You know Bob Waddom, 1 reckon," atid
I'nc.le Miko, ...
Not . I hat I rocollert," replied. , -
'Well, Bob waa en amaein hand at tradin
r rvtpe, and generally come out ahead too. I
never knew him really girdled and kj Ibt nder
tirtieh but once."
'How wee thtit.Uncle Mike!"
"Why, you ee Bob, hed just been getting; a
nay )tora m aoins of hit deala, that wis just a
hmit aa nice a tress to look at as ever put his
k I h rough the rack sticks, lie was a human
Uiikin"' horse, and oothiu' shorter. He was al
waya kxtkrr.j for stars, and tarried his tail like
i Iih national flagon the 4th of July. But he
wouldn't work h was above it. He'd almost
fpp when he'd see hie shadow folio win' him,
fur fear he m'jjht be drawing it. Now then,
nys Bob, some individual ia bound to be picked
up. Sa makin' an excuso that Gray's ehoea
wanted fixin, Ite eent him te the blacksmith's,
mid harnessed up hit other hossea, bitched on
to a wagon load of stone, and drove down toSem
11- well's tavern. Here he stopped before the
door, unharnessed him op in hie place. Bob
went in arid took a drink, and waited around
until some men should come along who wanted
to tpcevtate. He hadn't bee waitin' long
when he see some fcllef corn in' up the road
I ko all possessed, his hossea under a full run,
while he was caw in' the bit and holler in' wo !
o! with all his might and main. He mana
ged to stop Vm after he got a little by Sam He
wett'sand torniu' 'em round, he come up a slap
pin his hands and cusnin 'that sorrel hoes.'
'lie's never ready to stop,' says he, rtrrt hott
nin't; and tho he's the hesttioss 1 ever owned,
yet, blast my eyes if I don't git shut ol him.'
"Wei', joet then out comes Bob sml mounted
ii warou jent as if he was goin' to drive ufl,
when says lie
" 'Hallo, stranger, perhaps yoe'd like to deal
with mo fur a steady one P
"'Why ; yea,' says the stranger, i would like
Kiinclhing a little more quiet than that go-ahead
snap-dragon raecal of miner.
"So Bub he looked at the sorrel, and found
him a fine square built animal, his eye full of
fire, and every muscle in play.
'Well,' my Mod, 'a few words does (or inc.
There' my gray here's your sorrel, What's
your prohibition V'
'Now you are talking,' eays the stranger,
exumiue the gray, as he stood hitched In the
load of stoue. I'll give you torn, and the bent
iorty dollar clock in my wagon for yaut gray."
"'Done,' said Dob, 'just unhitch.'
Neither of tbem had tuked 'totber any ques
tions, causo neither one of them wanted to ans-
u tr any. The boeiee were exchanged. Bob
had got his clock, and the stranger got into his
wa?nn, took up his lines, and bidding 'em good
day, was about to start, when fray put a atop
to it, and wouldn't budge a hair. In rain did
the stTanper whip and coax not an inch could
he get. There sat Bob, laughing in his sleeve,
nlinu.l ready to burtt, to see how the stranger
was trying to Mnrt and couldn't. Not a word
lid the etrahger say, howeter ; but alter he had
tot tired, and hud given op trying any mote,
he came and cat down on tho horse block.
'Bob thought be might as well be going .' so
picking up his ribbon 'go along,' says he.
Tho sorrel turned his head and looked bark at
him, as much as to My, 'don't you wish I would ."
but didu't atir a hool. In vain Bob coaxed are"
patted. Borre! was lhar, and be wasn't any
where else?
"Well, 1 reckon it's my turo to laugh now,'
said the stranger; '1 'upoee you'll call again
when you coin in town 1'
'"Oh never mind,' cays R h. 'Sorrel sniff
go, or else you couldn't got here with him.'
'Oh yesgaya 'he stranger,' 'yon can atait
him it you'll only bring- some shavings, and
kindle a fire undir him, as I did And then
he laughed again, and whoa I came away, tln-y
were playing a game ol Or-o Huedob, to see
who should take them loii."-Cincinnati Sun
day Newt. '
A cake wis made at Nashville, on Christmas
which weighed half a ton.
Notwithstanding it w so ftaty, it is U to
iiive beta very Ugki.
DAN K. MOTE LIST.
The fi.llowine fitt shows the current value of sH
Pennsylvania Bank Motes. The most implicit re
liance may r ptscrd uptn h, at it is every week
airefully rnmpared with aixl corrected from Ilick
atll's Rtortar. ' v ,
ltanka In riilladclpliJa.
nr... - s Disc. t
. - l'rio. pMk1tt
NOTES AT PAR.
Rank of North America . . . par
Dank of th Northern I.iltertk . . par
Commercial bnk of Pnn'a. . , pr
Fnimera' and Mechanics' Bank . . par
rteninnton Bank , . . par
Philadelphia Bank . . t par
Schuylkill flank . . . par
Smlthwark Bank par
VVpntern Bank . . par
McfhauuV Bank . par
MantiOwttrrera' Mrrhanica' Bank, par
Rank of Penn Township. . . par
Oirflrd. Biink ... par
rliink of t'ommrrrflj, Ih Moyamertnliig" par
Bnnk of ."conn) IvmiM . . par
C'MHiitry Iltiiiksj.
Rank of CWstrr (Juunty WtrVier par
Hank of Delawnre Coimiy Chester par
Bnk of (termantown Uerinautown pr
Rank ef Montgomery ('n. Norrinionrn par
Doylonjawn Rank ' 1 Dnyh .town par
Baston Bank ' nuatnn p.ir
Farmers' Hank of Bnrk co. BriMol pir
Bank of Nnrthunihcrland Nurthnmlierland par
Columliia Batik & Riide -o. ('ulumliia . par
rarmem' Bank of f.ancnKter Lunci.toi ' par
l.nnrttAoT County B.uik l.ancaiitrr ptr
f.ancastcr Bank I.ancister p.i
Farmers Bank of Reading Reading pat
Office of Buk of Pciin'a. Hrributg Thc-c
Officti do do Lancaster I officrs
Ofl'ioe do do Reading do not
Oflks dit do Esston Jixsuen.
NOTES AT DISCOUNT,
tank of lb United 8taU-s PhiUMphia 23
Miners' Bunk of Pottsvilla Potisvi'U j
Bank of Lewistonn l.ewirtnwn I
Bank of Middlotown M iJJIctnwn i a I
Carlisle Bank Carlisle
Exchange Bank Pittsburg-
Do do branch of Hollidsvsburg
Hsrrisbuig Bank Harrisl.urg j
Lebanon Bank Lebanon - . j
Merchants' tc Manuf. Bank Pituhurg j
Bank of Pittsburg Tittsbaig
Weat Branch Uank Williamsporl Ij
Wyoming Bank Wilki-.Urra
Northampton Baifc Allentown
Berks Coenty Bank Rpading
Offioa of Bank of U. S. Pittsburg failed
Do - do do Erie do
Do do do New Brighton do
Bank of Chauiberaburg Chamberaburg J
Bark of Gettysburg Gettysburg j
Bank f Susquehanna Co. Montrose 1
Erie Bank Erie IJalj
Farmer. & Drovers' Baok Wayneaharg ij
Franklin Bank Washington H
Honesdala Bank Honeadule I i
Monongabela Bank of B. Brownsville tj
forV Bank York a I
N. B. The note of those hanks en which we
omit quotationa, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which hae a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia 8a. Ina. Phitad. I,.hia fatttd
Philadelphia Loan Co, do failed
rtchuylkillSav.lns, do failed
Kermingleti tiav. Ins. A do
Penn Township 8av. Ina. do
Masrasl Labor Baak (T. W; Dyett, prop.) failed
I'owanda Batik Towanda
Alleghany Bank of Pa. Bedford im sale
Bank ef Beaver Beaver closed
Bank of Swslara Ilariishurg closed
Bank of Washington Washington failed
Centre Bank Hcltrf rl.tat-d
City Bank Pitinbuig no ale
Farmers' & Mech'ca' Bank Pittsburg failed
Farmero' tt Mech'ca' Bank Fayette eo. failed
Farmers' dr Mech'cs' Bank (treencaMtle failed
Harmony Institute Harmony no sale
HuHtingdoo Bank Huntingdon no sale
Juniata Bank l.ewisiown, nosle
Lumbcrmeo's Bank Warrrn failed
Northern Bank of Pa. Uon.UIT no sale
New Hope Del. Bridge t'o. New Hope cloved
Northumb'd Union Cot. Bk. Milton no kale
North Western Batik of Pa. Meadiille elided
Office of Schuv'kill Bank Purl Carbon
Pa. Agr. Si. Manuf. Bank Carlisle fsilrd
Silver Lake Bank Mont ruse closed
Union Bank of Penn'a. IJiiionte-wn fuited
Westmoreland Bank Orrrnshurg cloited
Wilkesbarre Biidgn Co. Wilkrabarre no sale
(Jp All nols purposing to be ou any PenncyL
vania Bank not given in the above li.t, may be set
Jown as fraoda. ' -
ikxw jcr.i:t.
Bank of New Brunswick Brunswkk railed
Belvidete Bank 1 ' IMsiilnre (
Burlington Co. Bank Mcdford par
Commercial Hank Perth Amlioy j
CumberUnd lUnk Bridgrimi pr
Farmers' Bunk Mount Holly pr
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bk Rahway
Farmera' and Mr-chamrs' Bk N. Biunswirk (ailed
Parmers' and Mm hauls' 13 k MiddUtown Pi.
Franklin Bank of N.J. Jersey City failed
Hoboken Bkgdr. (Jiuzing Co Hobnken fuiltd
Jersey City Bank Jcrwy City failed
Mechanira Bank PHtlrrson fml.d
Manufacturers' Bank Brllrville failed
Morris County Bank Morristown
Monmouth Bk of N.J. Freehold failed
Mechanica' Bank Newark
Mecbanics and Manuf. Bk Trenton par
Mollis Canal and. Ukg Co Jersey City
Poet Nolea B0 ie
Newark Bkg & Ins Co Newark J
New Hope Del Bridge Co LaniheiUtille j
N. J. Manufac. and Bkg Co Hoboken failed
N J Proiecton A Lombard I k Jeraey City failed
orange Diiut' Uranga
l'aieron Bank" Paterson fail
Peoplui Hank do
Princeton Bank Princeton par
Halern Banking Co Ssleoi pm
State Bank Newark J
Htaie Bank Elizahethtown i
Atate'Baidl Camden ' par
UtsU.Bsnk of Morris Morristown J
ritste Bank Trenton failel
tialem ad PbilaJ Manuf Co 8aUm failed
Hussex Bank ' - N aw ion
Trenton Banking Co Trenton par
Union UsnL Deter j
Washington Banking Co. Hackonaack failed
. .. ItELAfTf ARE.
Rk of Wilm eV Urandywine Wilmington par
Bank of lMwsr. , Wilmuigfcm par
Bauk of Smyrna Smyrna par
Do ' branch Milford par
Farmers Bk of Ktato of Del Dovel par
lia hraitcr. Wilmington par
va viaiu-at oaorgitiown
Da UiumJx Newcasthj
I'......, It LI .....
par
par
'" . vumiogU4 par
fy I'ndre 5 i
tlJ Ou all banks ansrked thus () there are ait
tttsr rountarfeit tti altered : notes a 4a sr.oe ds
ttfuilckUi-i., in cirrulstioo.
TEI OF THOUSAND8; of-unhappy beingt
in the "Ague Sectiohk" of our 'country are
now tormented With vthsThsti1 oomptaitit' FE
VER ea AGUE, oa BILIOUS INTERMIT.
TENT FEVER, or Cams srrn FaVaa. ae it is
variously eslled. The oniverasl voice ef this en
tire community "from Maine to Georgia" and from
the Atlsntio to the Rortf y Mountain, daclarst -
ROWLAND'S" IMPROVED TONKJ
'.: .-: , MIXTURB ' !: 1
to be lbs trrerrf ami only tafe. turt and radical
enre, When ptperi used. This cannot be con
troverted. . It restores the natural feeling and e
UiKticity of the constitution in a manner that no
thing else will. w. .
Kxrract of a Utter, dated
. l.awttTown.l'A.fM. I0.1B4S.
Every botilo nf (lr. miroved Tonic Mixture
writ ha Wen told, and I do not know of one in
stiiine tint it did not affect a cure. Four hoi tie
cured five ram t,r ibe worst kind of Fever and A
gue nne Ciae waa mywlf. After trying Quinine
and all other ruies thought of by my Physician.
fUhna: no relief. htially arnl.for one b..llle ..f your
Tonic Mix'ure. and waa rvlirsnd, iu fart cured in
24 hours. Please send on a fr.sh aupply, aa there
is none k'fl." You-s. tru'v.
SAMUEL HOPPER.
fj-j' Sold on Aeenry in Nuubury, by it. M-srr
snJ others, and all ih Slnrek. epers in the adjoiu
'"U Cquolica. jr)rt ,,r )7 1846
KXTK AORD! N A R Y DlSajVERYl
" .nnrVin ,-'
DEAFNESS CAN BB OTJREJ ! I
COOPER'8 ETEKIAI. OH A prompt and
lasting remeily for Datrwr.ua, also for paint
and dithsrgp of matter from the Ears.
Iluridredt ofrurea in ca-es deemed utterly hope
leahave firmlv e-lalilished its superiority over eve
ry former Medics! disi-overy.
Thii valuahle Aennstie Medicine is a Compound
of four diflcrrnt Oils, one of which, the active and
principal ingiedieiit, is ol'tiined fom the hsrk of a
certain sH-ciea of Wiubt, a new and ett'ectud
agent in the cure of Dejfnen.
Per.oni who hn.l h-n deaf for 10, 15 and even
20 year, have hero ernisneiiily cured by using
this oil. In fuel, mi numerous and so rrnphmic
have been the trxtimonials in iu favor, thit the in
ventor claims for it the distinction of an Iufallihle
Remedy, in all cases, when the Ear ia perfect in
ita formal! n.
Fot further particulars, and evhlenca of its great
value, aee printed she.lt, in the hands of Agents.
For s-tle in Munl.u.y, by J. W. FitlLING.
Septemtrer I9ih. 1846 ly
UNRlVALLbiD AND UNEQUALLED
In curing Colds, Coughs, Asthma, lofluenia,
Whooping-Cough, and all Diseaaea of the
breuat and lungs, lesding to Consump
tion ; composed of the conrentrted
virtues of the herba Horehouod,
B inesett, Bloodrool, and
several other vegeta
ble subolaucca.
Warranted
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER.
rPHIS invsluatde Medicine is the most seMy
-1 and certain remedy ever discovered for the a
hove cornpls nts, as thousantle who have used it
will Iratify. For aale, in Suubtiry, bv
J. W. FKIL1NG.
and in Norlhun.berlsnd. by D. BRAUTIUAM,
and at wholesale, in Philsdi Iphia, hv
F. KI.ETT A Co,
Corner of Pecond arid Callowhill streets.
Srptemlier 19th, IMf. ly
CHEAPEST IN TIIK wiTHLlT!
Nteani Kcflncd Siittar f 'uihIIvm,
14 cBHTe ran eon an, weotastaa.
JJ. RICHARDSON. No. 42 Market Street.
, PumiiBLrHia, lakes ptesior) in niloiming
the public, thst he still continues to sell bis very $u
icrior Sieam Refined Candy at the low price of
$12 60 per 100 pounds, and ihe quality is equal to
any manufactured in the United Kutea.
He abn otf-'ra sll kinds of goods in ihe Ccnfc
tiourru and Fruii line at rnrrnrpunding kw iniera.
aa quirk aalea and small prolits are the order of
the ty.
t'all or send your orders, and you cannot fail to
l satisfied. Don'l forget the number, 42 MAR
KET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
J. J. RICHARDSON'.
August 28ib. 1846. Am
W. H. THOMPSON,
Faftliioiiablc
ROOT AND SHOE MAKE II,
Miaaia Srar.tr, Siaaiai,
TtHANKFI'L for pat tutors, liegs leave In in
form b a friends and the public generally, that
he has jo-t returned from, the city with new and
fashionahle lasts, and a full assortment of Light
colored, Brniiie, It 1st k Kid. and all other kiuds
of Morocco for Gentlemen, Ladies and Children's
wear; and he assurea all who may favor him with
their custom, that tbry may rely upon having their
work done in the most substantial and fashiouable
manner, and at very low pi ices.
He aluo has a full aaortmetit of low priced work,
select, d ry bimse'f, which he will sell lower than
ever oil- red tu this place, via :
Men'a Shore. as low as
Eitra Stout Boots,
Good Lace Boots for Women, M
VV omen's Slips, "
Children's Shoes,
Sole Leather, Morocco, &.C., fol sale low,
Angus! 3il, IH4G. aplHlf
11.00
2.00
1,00
to
W II O I. E SALE
BOOT & SHOE STOPaE.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
No. 33 South Third .Street, alunt CLetnul,
PIIILADEL FUU
sastsbh aao cirv sutiicnstii moots aan
taoia.
THE Subscriber bit taken the liberty of addreao
sing the public, siu-nd thai they will Cud it
to their interest to call and csamine hia stork of
Boots and Shoes, and acquaint themselves with
bis prices.
Selling exclusively lor the Cah, he ia enabled
and determined to sell lower (hart any otber rrgw
Isr bouse in lbs city.
Persons will please examine the market tbo
roughly, and, befoie purchasing, call at lbs alore
of THOH. L. EVANS.
No. 35 South Third, above Cbesnut Su
Philadelphia, Aua- t5, 116.
MOLXS'SES " tbTnVai 'quality ; SuaTllo'u'sf
Molasses, only I2 cents per quart; also, a
superfine article of yellow Molasses for baking, on
ly eon Is par quart for sale at I ha store of .
Jans l, IMS. HENRY MAbSCH.
D E N.TJ.S T 11, Y.
'jAqoi.EELLEPaU
nnilANKFUL for the liberal encoursgrrneat
U which he has recaivodwoujd reantctlfUy
Inform his friends and th citiieiif of Nortrmmber
land county in general, that he has prepared him
self with the belt IncuruptiMe Teeth, Gold Plate,
Gold Foil, &.c.,'that can be had In the city of Phi
ladtlphia t and that he will endeavor, to Ihe utipost
Of hia ability, to rentier foil Mtsfsctfnrt to all who
way think proper to engage hia services. He will
be In Sunhury at the Agut Court, where he will
he. prepared, at hia rcHidence, to inrwn Teeth on
Gold Plate, or on Pivot, on the luteal and mot ap
proved plans, and attend la all Ibe branches belong
ing to DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladire will he waited on at their places of resi
de.nre, if desired.
His charges will he reasonable, and his work
warranted.
He will visit different parts of the county, about
once in three month. '
Hunhnry, July 18th. I8t6. m '
E. KI1YIBER, JR.,
A'o. 31 A'erfA Fourth Street, under the Met
chant'. Hotel,
I li 1 1 a .1 e I p li I n ,
4 t mods in rims
KEEPS coiiHlmitly on hind an etler.ive as
sortment of all kinds of Silk, For and lies
rt Hats, which he offers for nle on the tnont res
souable terms. Hit Hats are nrde up of the best
msteilsls, and in the most approved stile. Per
sons visiting the city will find It to their interest to
csll. July 1 1th, 1816. Iv
SILVER MHDAIa,
aWASDKD aV TBI rniNRU tXSTITCTS, 1845.
City DagnrrrtotYpe Eslablixhmrnt.
(Lstc Hiwoaa cV Collins.)
No. 100 Chrinut it., ntwve Third, South ;de,
rJIIItABEX.rKXA..
"flLfTI MATURES tHkrn equally as well In clou
lxJl '.v ss in cle.r weilSer. A dirk silk drcs
for a lady, ami a black suit for a ceutlemnn, are
prefitrahle in aitting for a pictu e. No extra charge
ia made for coloring, and peifrct likenesses are
guarantied. July 4th, I84B. ly
"rouiN kotelT
Light SI reef,
TH E House haa undergone a thorough repair.
The proprietors solicit its former patronage.
Terms $1 25 per day.
WM W. DIX,
ARTHUR 1. KlKiG.
July 4, 1848. ly PropriMnre.
" C OLlCBlirHCT SE,
CHESNUT STBBBT,
P 11 I L A 1) E Ll IMA.
THIS large and commodious Hotel haa recently
been fitted up with entire new furniture.
The RNbacrihere therefore solicit the patronage of
the public, and trosrthat their eiperience in the
business will enable them to give entire aalisfsc
tioa. Terms moderate.
BAG LEY, McKBNZIE & Co.
July 4lh, 1846. ly
Keller & Grceuougli,
PATE1TT ATTOH1TE7S,
AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS,
WASXIXXa-GTOXr, Z. O.
DRAWINGS and Papers for the Patent Of.
Gee will be prepared by them, at their office,
opHisiie the Patent Office.
Julv. 4th. 1840. ly
1 91 1 O R T A 11 T
TO ALL COUNTRY
HOUSEKEEPERS.
YOU msy be sure of obtaining, at
all tiuuM, pure and highly flavored
By the single pound or larger quantity, at the
I'cklti Tra Company's Wa rehouse,
30 Suuth Second $treet, between Market and Chet
nut ttreett,
PniLADELfBIA,
Heretofore it haa been very difficult, indeed, al
most imHMible, alwaya to obtain good Green and
Black Teaa. Bui no you have only to visit the
Pekiq Tea Company's Store, to olrtain as delirious
and fragrant Tea aa you could wish for. All lastes
ran hero he euited. with the advantage of getting a
pure article at a low price,
JuneJ7th,JI846.
FREMIUIVI SCALES?
Dale's Cetet rated Rail Road Scales,
Coal and Hay do
Iron Manofac's' do
Portable Platform do
30 different sixes,
Dormut or Floor do
& different sites,
Counter do
13 different sizes.
The above Hrstes are
made either single or
double beam, and are
decidedly the most duable, accurate and conveni.
enl sealee ever invented. We also bate Platform
and Counter Scales, Patent Balances and every
kind of Weighing Machines in use for sale, whole
sale and retail, at low prices. All Scales sold by us
to go out of the city, are boxed free of charge, and
war i anted to give satisfaction to Ihe purchaser in
every particular. GRAY Jt BROTHER,
Manufacturera and Dealers, No. 34 Walnut atreet,
June 27. 1846. ly yhiladelphia.
01IORS
Hoise Kh
price, by
HORSE SHOES. Burden's Patent
Shoes, for sals at manufacturers'
GRAY Ac BROTHER,
34 Walnnt at. Philad.
June 37. 1846. ly
O ALT. New York Salt in barrels and bags, for
sale at manufacturera' pricea. by
GRAY At BROTHER.
June 37, 1846. ly 34 Walnut st. Philsd,
c"iTb T E 1 IT 6,"
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
'"PJIE suhecsibers are constantly manufacturing
from the beet French, English and American
manufactured Clothe and Caaaisners, CLOTHING
in a very superior style, cut snd workmanship,
retsona buying to sell again will find one of the
large! snd meet ftabionsble stock of goods to select
from in the eily, and at unprecedented low pricea.
J. W. At E. D. STOKES,
IH4 Market at. J'hilad.
N. B. A large aasorlmept of Odd Fellows' Re
galia constantly on hand, and all orders from lodges
or individuals punctually attended to, on la steal
liberal lesoa. J . W. E. D.
PfclUdslfhr. Juna 27th, 1816 ly i
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Have tou heard Ihe rvrs I
NO! WflAT. IS IT ?
W ar, tit t lot miTsT .
MARTIN IRWIN,
At fiitthop, in Market ttrert, adjoining the thrie
tforu Bnck Umiar, .
TT Ad just received from Philadelphia the largest,
baiidtomest and beat assortment of i .
IlOOl'S AND SHOES
of every description, thai has ever1 been bronght lo
Ibie place. And what is ttitl better, they tif he
sells so cheap, that yeti can buy rw6 rain r the
tnmt money that yiu ued to pay fur arte pair.
He Ht'ts roa Casn and Srils roe Cash, and
thnt is the reasnn that he Can afford In sell them ao
much ehener. If you don't want to buy , just call
and aee bis stock. He ia alwaya glJ lo aee his
customers; and it is no trouble to him to show his
goods, Jut to give you an idea how cheap he does
sell, the following ia a Irst of prices of a part of his
slock t
Men's Thick Boots, - worth f 1 00 st fit 75
do F ine Grain do " 4 60 at 3 00
do C .lf do " 6 ( at ft 00
Boys' Thitk do " S 50 al I 7S
Youths' do " - 3 00 at t 36
Men'a Thick Brngans, " . I 87 at t 00
Women's Morocco Welts
end Ki. I Sprints. " 1 50 at t 00
Women's heat City made . .
Kid .S!iot.er, "I 63 at 1 13
I. idi.'n' j Usila rt and trai
ler Boot, " 3 00 at 1 37
A 'so, every variety of Ladies', Hoys' atd ehil
drens' shorn, at t rices lower than ever before off-red.
Come and Sre
Ki.ni... . i..... i-, h loaa rt, t t
DA N V ILL B
DANVILLB, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
cnnNylvanla. -
riHE Danviilt Steam Woolen ttetnry. former
JL ly owned and occupied by Dr. I'ETaiai. ht
recently heen purchased by the subscribers, who
lespectfully announce to their friends and the pul
lit. general y, that they art. now prep, red lo do all
kit.ds of work ii) theif liue of busines, at the shor
test nolice, according t.i oniel, and In the best com
parative niahnotj Having gone to conyiJornMe
epeoH in rr pairilig tl.eit n.achincry and aparatus,
and hring vtry particular in securing the service of
rtperienced mechanics, they feel confident thst
they are eupahle ol eaec-jting all kinda of work In
a aiyle superior to stjy other reiablishment in the
country, at the old customary prices.
CLOTHS. SATIN ETTS, FLANNELS an
BLANKETS cuntan ly on hand, and for sale at
reduced prices, for Case, ot Barter.
CAItmiVC AKD FI LL1XC1
will ! done in the treat manner, at ibe uxunl pri
cea. All kinda of country produce taken iu pay
rn nl for work, st D:inville market prices.
For the accommodation of those who live at
di-tance, Wool ami Cloth will lie taken in at,
and, when finished, returner) to ibe following pla
ces, 1'luin written direction must accompany
each parcel :
Culnmlna County, Roup A. Marr'a store, Wa
shingtt nville ; R. Fruit's store, J reyto n ; Yea
ger's inn, Roaring Creek ; Sharplest" alore, Catta
wiasa ; C. F. Mann's stoie, Mifllinville ; Miller's
store, Berwick s J. Cline's Mill; Rickei's atorc,
Oranaeville; Derr's store. While Hall.
Northumberland County Michael Reader's Inn,
Turbutvitle; Ireland Si Hav's atore, McEwens
ville; E. L. Piper's store, Wstsonatnwn ; H. I,
Comly dr. Co's store, Milton; (iibson's inn, Chil
lisqusque ; Forsyth's store, Northumberland ;
Young'a atore, Banbury. '
Luzerne Cuunty. Reynold's ttore, Kingston ;
fiildersleeve's store, Wilkesbarre; Gsy lord's atore,
Plymouth ; Styer'a store, Nantlcoke ; Judge
Mark's Mill, Huntington.
Lycoming County. IJ. Clnpp's store, Muncy ;
(Shoemaker's store, Mmilh'a M ill.
OEARHART At KOWNOVER.
Danville, May 9, 1846.
iMiNNSYIaAiXiroUsET-
BAzrvxz.La a.
riHE suhecrilier, Iste of the Union Hotel, Mun
A ey, Pa , respectfully informs the old snd nu
merous customers of the
Pennsylvania Iloune.
and the public generally, that he haa leased ibe
Tavern Stand of John Rhodes, in Danville, where
he is now prepsred to entertain travellera, and per
sons visiting the town, in the very best style. 'l"he
acremmodaliona will be such as a well conducted
public house should afford, and no rlTort will be
spared to render aatisfartion, in every respect, to all
who may call. The citizens ef Lycoming county
are invited lo put op with the undersigned when
they visit Danville.
HENRY WEAVER.
Danville. May 3, 1 648.
WHITE 3 WAIT HOTEL,
rUcat Ntbbbt, i'miladblphia..
BY J. PETERS.
rpiIIS location ia convenient for Business men
visiting Ihe city. Every pains is taken to se
cure the comfort of travellers.
March 7, IS46. ly :
MONTOUR HOUSE,
LATE BRADY'S HOTEL,
Opposite Ihe Court House,
BAN VILLI, rSNN'A.
11 THE subscriber, who assisted liar ae
fiTj veiel years in the management of the a
JJJJI Vbove Hotel, lately kept by Mr. 8. A. Bra
i I .L-ljy, begs leave to inform ibe travelling
public, that, be haa taken the establishment on bis
own account, on the first of January , 1846.
The House haa, of late, undergone many impor
tant alterations, and the present conductor promises
to leave nothing undone to make it a comfottahle
and agreeable, as well as a cheap aud accommoda
ting stopping place for atanger who may visit our
fluurifhing village. No pains nor ripenae will be
spared to fill the labia and the bar with the best the
ronksta afford, and with the determination to do.
vote hia entire erennsl attention to tho comfort of
those who may make bis house their temporary a
bode, and aided by active, careful and obliging aer
vanta, he hopes lo give gemral saluIocUon, and re
ceive a liberal abate of custom.
Cj" Large and commodious STABLES are at
tached lo Ihe establishment which era attended by
careful and obliging bo-tlers.
GIDEON M. 5HOOP,
January 34th, 1846, If
BEXTttR'a sl'lRil S OF")AlrLt
trading Grease, Dry Paints, Vamkb, Tar,
Wa, eke, from rlulhing of aay cWsBriiaion, war.
ranted not lo iujure lbs cloth oc the ao delicate
colors. This liquid has also been used wih (rem
success in cases ol Duma. ctds, Teiyr, Ptmirlei
on the face, Cbapusd bands, fciore lips, .lihturoe
tiam, Herd or sell Coins, oVe, dj' I'tice, a ct.
per bottle. For sale at Ihe store of.
JulyU. IS46V H. MASSES
CiONOkKRS .VA. Uhie and Black Cdtigre
Jok, of a UiHir rjuality. f'i ssls el.esp. at ike
ateroof HENKV MArjT.R.
July 4th, IM.
He Be MsA.S3E.Re
A T T Q KNBY AT LAW, '
. aunsuatv. TA.
Business attended to, in ibe Countirf p Nor
ihurob'etland, Cnion, Lycoming snd Columbia.
' He fee f -
Vkfi A. RoveoiiTj ri
I.owta Ar, TfVaaov, I
Pdsjaari Sl Bnono'ai', PSitaJ.
Rstnottis, McFaatanoaVCo. f ' "
. Rekaraa,Oooo V Co., J
'." 'DExmsf?v r
PKTKIl n. M AR8F.H,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
HKSI'BC ITULLY informs the citieena of
Sunhury and vicinity, that ha has opened sn
office at Ihe residence of Henry Master, in Market
atreet, where be ia prepsred to execute all kinds of
Dr.HTit. Suaotav. Date Work, Ate, on the latest
and most approved plans. .
- Having had tome experience and Instruction.
under one of the most eminent and auccassful Den
lis's in Philadelphia, he believes that he will be
able to give satisfaction to those who may want his
services.
Ladies will be waited on at their places of resi
dence. His chargea will be modeiate, and his
woik warranted,
Sunhury, March 38th, 1846.
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 711 South Third STar.rT,
Oppoaile ihe PhUadtlphia Exchange,
.Manufacture and kt' p con
stimtly on hand. large as
sortment nf their Patent Im
proved fctidamnnder FIRE
PROOF SAFES, which are
so constructed as to set at ret
sll mmner of dowbr as to their
beine strictly fire proof, nnd
that they will resist the hie of any building in the
world. The outHide-cae of the Safes are made of
boiler iron, the inutile c oe of aoap-tone, and be
tween the outer esse and inner case ia a apace of
some 3 indies thick, aud is filled in with indetrur
tilde rn.iteri.il, so sa to make it an impossibility to
ever burn any of the contents inside of this Chest.
These Moapstone Sal . minders we are prepared
and do challenge the wmld to produce any article
in ihe shape of Book Safes that will stand as much
beat, mid we bold ourselvi t ready at all timet to
have llurn fairly tested by public bonfire, nhould a
ny of our cometitors feel dispoaid to try them.
We also continue to manufacture and keep con
stantly on hand, a lame and general aa-ortment of
our Premium Air-tight Fire Proof Safes, of which
we hive a l-irge quantity in use, and in every in
stance they have given entire astistaeiion to the
puichasers of which we will refer the public toe
few gentlemen who have them in use,
N. & G. Taylor, 129 north 3d st.; A. WriBht
& N-phew, Vine st. wharf; Alexander Caror, Con
veyancer, corner of Fillerl aud Oth ate.; John M.
Ford, 82 north 3d st.; Myers Uuxh, 20 north 3d
st.; Bailey & Brother, 13 Muket flA, Jsmes M.
Paul. Illl r-outh 4tb St.; Dr David Jnyne, rt snulh
3dt; Matthew T. Miller, 20 south 3d St.; and
we could name some thn e ur four hundred othera
if it wrre necessury. Now we invite the attention
of the public, and particularly those in want of
Fire. Proof Safes, to call at our alore before purcha
sing elsewhere, and we think we can satisfy them
that Ibey will gel a heller and cheaper article at
our store then any other estsblishment in the city.
We also continue lo manufacture Seat and Co.
pying Presses, made in sucb a manner as to sn.
swer both puro-ea ; Hoisting Machines, Fire
Proof Doors, with our own manufacture of lock t
on them, witb D. Evans's Patent Keyhole cover
attached to the same; plain and ornamental Iron
Railing, die
N. U. We keep constantly on hand a large as
sortment ol our Patent Mate Lined Refriger ti.
Water Filters and Coolers; and we have also on
band aeveral second band Fire Proof Chests taken
in exchange for ours, which we will dispose of at
very low prices.
Philadelphia, January 24th, 1846. ly
To I'm r hitwrrri of
DRV GOODS.
o. 131 JVors., NEW VOKK.
U A VINO established a Branch at No. 144 Che
nut at., Philadelphia, ia now opening, and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc
tions, sn extensive assortment of
FAZTCT it STAPLE DBT GOODS,
which will be sold at the lowest New York pticea,
at wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will tie
found a good assortment of the following articles:
Jacconcts, Plaid, Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe, Book,
Swisa and Tarlatsn Muslins, Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nrtts, Fancy and Ball Ureae4,
Thread Laces, Application Do rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics,'
Linen Cambric Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Ecotse, Mousehne de l.aiae, Silk and Cotton
Warp Atpaccas, Quoeu's Cloth, Gala Plaids,
French Merinos, Black Sitka, Gloves, Si k Hose,
Shawls, Cravats, Ribbons, Embroideries, Ace., Are.
Country Merchants snd others visiting Philadel
phia or New York to purchase, are rcsjiectlully in
vited to call and examine the stocks.
Nov. 1. 1645. ly
BELIEVE AND LIVE.
THOMSON'S
Comitound Syrup of Tar V Wood
Naptba.
rilHE unprecedented success of this medicine, ia
JL the restoration of health, to those who, lo dee. :
pair, had given up all hopes, has given it an exal-
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing '
rvidauceof its intrinsic value and power, aa the ea.
ly sgent which can bs relied upon for the cure of
Pulmonary Consumption, ' Bronchiltie, Asthma,
Pain ia the ride and Breast, Spitliag of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, dec.
Attention ia requested lo the (allowing ASTON.
ISHING CURE, by Thomson's Compound Syrap i
of Tat and Wood Naptba! I
rhita.klpkim, May 3d, 1844.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With fr.lefal
feelings I inform you of the astonishing cflicU of.
your medicine, which baa literally iait d ma front .
adesth-hed! . My dia.-e, Pulmonary Coruump
lion, had retluced me so low that my physician pro.
nojnred my ease hopeless ! At this junction I be
gan to ute your medirine, snd miraculous aa it may
seem. It haa completely restored ma to health, aftf r'
every thins else bad failrd. Respectful! vnura.
Washington Mack.
Charlotte atreet, above fieorge atreet.
The undersigned, br ing nrraonaD.v acquainted. '
with Washington Maek and his atlTerings, bear
witness to the aktoniahiog c fleets of Thomson's
Compound Syrup of Tsr, and the truth of Ihe a '
bove statement. ' ' ' ' "
JtlN. WINNER. Slg North Third atreet,
DA VID VICKERS. 42 Almond atreet.
HUGH M'GIM.EY. S. E. corner Tamany
and fourth suteu.
Preptrrd only by.S. P?,TbnjJwan, N.E' gotnsr ,
of Sth aad Spruce strerts, Philadelphia.'
Agents. H. B. Maaaer, Sunbury ; D. Gross,
and Dr. Macpheraon, Harrishurg Jqo. GjBrpwQ, '
Pottsville Geo. Earl, Retdiag; Heuiton dr. Ml
on, Towanda, Bradford county, Pa. ' Price ftO ceota
per bottle, er f S tti dojsrt.
XJ- Br efill iaii'ar.'svM.
Phtladelphit.'Jdns k8ih, l4. ly
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