' aesls4a ml Dr. Nlt wf TJnUvt Csllege.
Oej in evening preceding Thankagivinfr, not
many jeare ago, two students led tlio college,
with The most okI intent of procuring some of
the Dolor's fine, fat chickens, that roueted in a
free adjoining bia house. When they arrived
at tbe spot, one ascended the tree, while the o
thor stood with the bsg, ready to receive the
plunder. It ao happened that the Doctor him
fir had just left hia liouso, with the View of e
curiof the eame chickens for hia thanksgiving
dinner. The rogue undor the tree hearing
mine one approaching, immediately creeped a
way, without notifying hia companion among
the branches. ,' The doctor came up silently,
and waa immediately saluted from above aa fol
Imve: 'Are yon ready' 'Yea,' responded the
D.ictor, dissembling his voice aa much na possi
bio. The other Immediately laying hands en the
Id rooster exclaimed 'Here's old Prex, will
vim have him.7' 'Pses him sloop,' waa the re.
ply, and he waa aoon in the Doctor' bag. 'Here's
inarm Prex,' aaid the all unconscious student,
prabbinge fine old hen, 'will you have herf
Yea, again responded the Doctor. 'Here's
con John, will you have him V 'Here 'a daughter
Sal, lake her?' and aoon until he had gone re
trv'lsrly through with the Dr's family and chic
kens. The old man walked ufl in one direc
tion with the plunder, whilo the student, well
tmttsficd with hia night's work, came down and
ttreaked it for the college. Great waa hia a
aioniehment to learn Iroin his companion that
he had not got any chickena, and if he gave
tlicm to any one, it muat have been to Dr. Nott.
expulsion, fines, and disgrace, wero uppermost
im their thoughts until the next forenoon, wheo
both received a polite invitstion from their Pre
eident, requesting the presence of their compa
ny i a Thanksgiving dinner. To decline was j
importable, so with hearts full of anxiety for
the result, they wended their way to the house,
where they were pleasantly received by the old i
gentlemen, and with a large party were aoon
scaled around the festive board. After asking
a Slewing, the Doctor rose from bia seat, and
Inking the carving knife, turned with a smile
to the rogues and said. 'Young gentlemen,
hi re's Old Prex, and Marin Prex, son John, j
and daughter Sal,' at the aamt time touching
successively the respective chickens; 'to which !
will yeu be helped !' The mortification of hia
students may be imagined. Springfild Re
publican. A Woman in an Intcrestino Situation.
Catharine McKeon, a atout Irish girl, arrived
iu this country a few weeks ago and took tudg
inga at an emigrant boarding house, kept by
Wm. McLaughlin at 04 Mulbery street. lat
terly, it appears, she concocted a plae to rob her
boat, and discovered after patient watching, that
the bercau, in a room up stairs, was the deposi
tory of hia money; ahe crept to it on Sunday
night, when all the ininatea of the house were
asleep, and succeeded in making herself the pos
aeeaor of ita contents in the rum of $51 M), and
fine clothes enough to make two good sized
bundle. Fearing to go down stairs with her
plunder past McLaughlin's bed-room door, she
went into an attic room, and fastening a rope to
her bedstead determined to let herself down in
to the yard and then make her excit by the al
ley way. She dropped the bundle out before
she commenced her ariel descent, and then to
guard against losing her hold fastened the lose
end of the rope to her ankle. Thia wis alive
ry well, but the rope was eight feet too short and
though ahe alid dowa like a Jay bird for the
first thirty feet, ahe waa suddenly brought up
with a round turn and toaaed upside down in
ompihir-g leu than the twinkling of a bedpost.
What rendered the matter worae her clothea
full about her ears and nearly smothered her,
while the tart northern air touched her rather
uucivily in a lesa protected quarter. There
waa no remedy left for Misa McKeon, there,
fore, but boiler watch ! and holler ahe did, with
the lungs of a volunteer fireman. Owing to
the noise being somewhat deadened by her
skirls, however, relief did not come at once,
but after the lapse of about three minutes two
public a pirited pnliuoon rushed up the alley
and confronted the atrange oliject. For a time
neither of the wondering stars could bring their
knowledge of natural history to bear upon the
nature of an animal making audi a etrangn
noise, and apparently without a head. But
summoning courage and resolution, they at
length advanced and laying hands upon the
Wangling figure soon discovered ita genua, and
with tha aid of a jack knie and a good lift tur
ned it up on the other t-nd, a pretty good look,
ing gal. By thia time the landlord waa aroa-
aed when the whole affair came out, and Misa
Catharine MrKcon was inarched of! to the ata
tion house to bo locked up for larceny. It
was rather fortunate for Mist McKeon that na
ture had blessed her with a atout ankle.
Motional Police Gexrtte.
Tskino it C00L1.V. Those nervous clerical
gentlemen who are loo sadly annoyed at a cry.
ing rbild or a sleepy hearer it church, ought to
have six months tuition at Niajjjo. China. One
oflba Baptist Missionaries 'tare, describing his
interesting congregation, My a .w'Ths) me
bring their pipes, tobacco, and flint ; tbey sinks
fire, rill the room with smoke, which thry blow
through their usual orifices, aod make remarks
about our words, ilrrssand appearance. The wo,
0ea bring their work and eometiniea their tea
pots, thrusting tha nose into the friend's mouth,
aa tha men do tueir pipes.'
to vjavb iiasd Water Burr. Add leone
fcwkal of warm water, one drachm of carbonate
et aoaa, wnica will make it aoft at rain
NOTE 1. 1ST.
: Tha fallowing list shows tha current value of all
oitnsylvsois flunk N.itra. Tha most Implicit re
lance rosy In plnrot upon it, aa it is every week
awfully eompsred with and cut reeled from Bilk
nell's Reporter.
Banks la Philadelphia.
. t . . Disc. I
, Nans. LocaTtns. Pmt.
NOTES AT PAR.
Bank of North America , , pr
Rank of the Northern Idlarrties , . par
Commercial Bank of Peon's. . . par
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank . par
Kensington Bank . par
Philadelphia Bank ' . . par
Schuylkill Bank . . P"
Sonthwaik Bank - . par
Western Bank . I'"
Mechanics' Bank . I""
Manufacturers' A Mechanics' Bank par
flank of Penn Township . par
Oirard Bunk I"'
Bunk of Commerce, lata Moyamcrwiiig par
Bank of J'eunvUania . .. psr
Country Dank.
Bank of t'hester County Westehi-eter psr
Bank of Delaware County Chaster par
Bank of Germantown Germantown pir
Bank of Montgomery Co. Norrismwn par
Ooylcstown Bank Dnylestnwn pur
Easton Bank Eastern pnr
Farmers' Bank of Bucks co Bristol par
Bankof Northumberland Northmntierlatid psr
Columbia Bank Ar Bridge cn.'Cnlumhi j ar
Farmera' Bunk of Lancaster Lanci'tei par
Lancaster County Bink Lancaster par
Lancaster Bank Laudator pr
Farmers' Bank of Heading Reading par
Office of Bank of Penn'a. Harrishutg These
Office do do Lancaster I offices
Oftko do do Reading f do not
Office do do Easton J issue n.
NOTES AT DISCOUNT.
Hank of the United States Philadelphia S3
Miners' Bank of Potlsvilit) Potlsvitle j
Bank of l.ewietnwn LewiNtnwn 14,
Hank of Midiltotown Mtddlctown isl
Carlisle Bank Carlisle 2
Exchange Bank Pituhurg J
Do tlit branch of llnllidnvsharg 1
ITarrishurg Bank Harrishurg
l.ehafion Bank liehanon i
Merchants' & Manuf. Bank Piltstiurg j
Bank of Pittsburg Pittsburg f
West Branch B.nk Williamsporl Ij
Wyoming Bank Wilkcaharra I i
Nnrthmptrfti Bank Allentown
Berks County Bank Reading
Office of Bank of U. S. Pittal.ura failed
Do do do Erin do
Do do do New Uriithton do
Bank of Chatnlierslmig t'hsnioershurg
UaRk of Gettysburg fSettyshurg J
Bank of Su-quehanna Co. Mnntioaa t
Erie Bank Erie IJatj
Farmers' V Drovera' Baok Wanesburg lj
Fianklin Bank Washinstoo II
iliineadala Bsnk lloneadalti I i
Mouongahela Bank of B. Brnwnsvilla IJ
York Bank York 11
N. B. 1 he notes of those banks on which we
ornk quotariona, and substitute a daah ( ) are nol
purchased hy the riulauVlphia brokers, with the
exception of those which have a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANK 8.
Philadelphia 8av. Ina. Philadelphia failed
Philadelphia l.oan Co. do failed
rtchuvlkill 8av. Ins. do failed
Kennincten 8av. Ina. A do
Pc4i Township Sav. las. do
Manual Labor Bank (1. W; Dyotl, prop.) failed
Towauda Bank Towands
Alleghany Bank of Pa. Bedford no aale
Bank of Beavar lleaser closed
Bank of Swalara Harrisburf closed
Bank of Washington Wabington failed
Centra Bank Jtelufonte closed
City Bank Pittshuig no sale
Farmers' A Mech'ra' Bank Pittaburg failed
Farmers' & Merh'eV Bank Fayetla co. failed
Farmera' fc Mech'ca' Bank (ireencastle failed
Harmony Institute Hsrmoiiy no sale
Huntingdon Bank Huntingdon no sals
Juniata Bsnk LewiKtowo no sale.
Lumbermen's Bsuk Wanes failed
Northern Bank of Pa. DundarT no sale
New Hope Del. Bridge Co. New Hope closet
Nortbomb'd Union Col. Bk. Milton no sale
North Western Bank of Pa. Meadaille closed
Office of Schuylkill Bank Port Carbon
IV A sr. tV Manuf. Bank ..Carlisle failed
Hilver Lake Bank Montiose closed
L'ninu Bank of Penn'a. Unioniown failed
Westmoreland Bank Creetishurg closed
Wilkeabsrre Bridge Co. Wilkeshsrre no sale
rXj All notes purjierting to lie oa any PennyU
sania Bank not given in the above but, may be aet
Jowo aa frauds.
KJEW JERAl!Y.
Bank of New Biunewick Brunswick failed
Belvideie Bank Belvidere
Burlington t'o. Bank Med ford par
Commercial Bank Perth Amlmy
DumbcrUnd Bnk Brid)eion par
Farmera' Bsnk Mount Holly par
Fenncis and Mechanics' Bk Railway
Farmera' and Mechanics' bk N. Biunswick failed
Farmers' and Men Hants' Bk Middletown Pu
Franklin Bank of N.J. Jersey City failed
Holiokeii Bkg A tJiaiing Co Hoboken failed
lersey City Bank Jersry City fsiled
Mechsuirs' B.mk Patterson fsiled
Msnufnclurrrs' Bank Belleville failed
Morris County Bsuk Morristown
Monmouth Bk of N. J. Freehold failed
Mechanics' Bank Newark j
Mechanics' and Msnuf. Bk Trenton par
Morris Canal aod Bkg Co Jersey City
Post Notes no aale
Newark Bkg at Ina Co Newaik i
New Hope Del Bridge Co LawfwrtasiUe
N. J. Manubc and Bkg t'o Hoboken failed
N J Prolecion V loailiaid bk Jersey City tailed
ttrange Bank Orange I
Paienon Bank Paleraon failed
Peoples' Bank do j
Pnncelon Bank Princeton par
Sak-m Banking Co Salem par
Stale Bank Newark
State Bank Eliiahethtewu
8tata Bank Csmdeii par
Mtite Bank of Morris Morristown
State Bank I'renton failed
Hslera end Philud Mnnuf Co Halem railed
Sussri Bank Newlon )
Trenton Bunking Co Trenton par
Union Bank Dever j
Washington Banking Co. Hacksnaack failed
VEL4WARE,
Bk of Wllm cV Brandy wine Wilmington par
Bank f Delaware Wilruirglon par
Stauk of Smyrna Smyrna par
Do Uaock Milford par
Farmer. Bk of Suta of Del Doser par
jo braiwb Wilmington par
Do brarub Ueorgtitown par
.. .. Uuk NsweasiU par
llilor. Bank Wilmingtoa psr
8J- Under 5'a 'a
00" Dn all banks aaarksd tbua () there are sk
tbsr rounierfeit or altered notes af the vaiiooa ds.
1 HOHUBsUoes, in ciculsuoo.
II A If K
To The I. O. ofO. T. .
J. V. K. 1). STIJK K 8,
Mnnufaclurers of Premium Odd Fel
1 lows' Rerrrtlia,
No. 194 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Firal Clothing 8tore below 6th Street.
FIHE sulacrlbera having taken tha premium at
JL Franklin Institute, at the last ethtbttion, for
the best Regalis, tbey invito the attention of the
order a their estaMihment, wheie they will find a
ip'endid aaaortrnetit of P. U. and Encampment Re
caba. They also make to order for Lodges ami
Encampments. Rega'ia, Saahrs, Co.iomra and
Robes, and furnish every thing requisite for the
convenience of new Lodges or Em anipmrnts.
f. W. HTOKK",
E-D. STilKKS.
Philadelphia, Dec. 19, IStfi. y
8i va 111 Umbrella
MANUFACTORY.
MOi 104 MASKET BTABET,
PHILADELPHIA.
WM. II. ItlCIIAUDSON,
IN addition to ions other i uptnvementa, ha
k ving nppl'iM stum rnwra to 'he mannfirtore
of I .MIlKKLLA!t, iscnal'l n tJ sell thi in ut very
low prica.
(TT Mcrrl.anls are invited to call and aee his
..rk, unit nam lie the as irtment.
Phdndelphis. No.2l, IS10. 3m
New Firm.
rjTIIE t'ndera'gned here' y pirea notice, that he
1 h aaaneiated w ith hi i self, a.a a partner ill
the mercantile buVneia, in his lor adjoining
Weaver's Tavern, in Sunlmry, John Haas, and
that the said toie will brrra'ier be conduclej un
it, r ihe fit in of t Menu nl iV Ifara. The stoie at
the S.'Uth West comer of Maiki-I Pitme will be
conducted as heretofore, bv Ihe suhscrihir bimvelf.
to which be respectfully invites his customers aod
friends.
He a'ao n .t'.fira sll those indebted to him. to rail
between thia and Ihe 1st of January neat, and set
tle their accounts.
All kinds of produce will bs taken on sccount,
at cash prices.
Hcresfter no longer than four months credit
will he Rivm. 1 1 A T. CLEMENT.
fcunl ury. Nov. 14. 1H4B If.
CLEME1TT & HAAS,
pESPECTFULLV inform the public, ih.t on
the 9lh inst , they enlert d into psrtnerhip,
in the mercantile buinea, st the store recrn'lv
eeitpied hy Ira T. Cleni-iit, adjoining Weaver'a
Tavifn, in ISunliiiry. They have ntly received
s new stork of anode, which thry will dispose of
si the lowest prires.
All kinds of produce will be taken in eichsnge
for g o.ls.
No longer than four months credit will be riven.
IK. T. CLEMENT,
JHN HAAS.
Snnbtirv. Nov. 14. 1 H4B. tf.
ilctu (Soots, lrto Coots.
Cheaper Than Ever!
JOHN II. PURDV. has just received, at hia
New Store, in Market trusts, a freb aupply
nl Sessonalde Goods, such as
Cloths. Cassimers, Sstlinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
Cords, Diillinga. Alpaccaa. Uinghsma,
PiiuU, Muslins, Hosiery, Gloves. Ac,
Al.oi IJuesnware and Groceriea,
which will be sold very low. Purchasers are invj.
ted to call snd siamine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Tha highest price paid for Produce.
Simbiirv, October I7rh, 1846. -tf.
PETE? & AGTJE.
TENS OF THOUSANDS of unhappy brings
iu the "Ague SWtioos" of our country sre
now tormeireil with that ' hsted complaint" FE
VEIt A AGUE, oa BILIOUS INTERMIT
TENT FEVER, or Chills aan Favaa. aa it i
varioualy Cilled. The universal voice of this en
tire com in unity "from Maine to Georgia" and from
the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains, declares
UOWAND'S IMPROVED TON 10
MIXTUIli:
to be Ihe reaf and onty safe, sure arid radical
cure, wl.cn pioperly use.1. I his cannot lie con
lioveited. It renlorm the natural fteling and e
tastieiftf of the cenitiulion in a manner that no
thing tle will,
Eltrart of a letter, dated
LawisTowa.Ps.Oct. 10, IMS.
Every bottle of the Improved Tonic Miilure
sent has been sold, snd I do nol know of one in
stance that it did not affect a rure. Four bottles
cured rive rases of ihe worst kind of Fever and A
gue one case was myarlf. After trying Quinine
and all other euiee thought of by my Pbysieisn.
finding no relief, I finally sent for one bottle of your
Tonic Mii'.ure, and waa relieved, in fact cured in
24 hours. Please send on a fn ah supply, aa thrre
is none left." Vou'S. trulv,
SAMUEL HOPPER.
(fj" 80U on Afenry in Sunhury, by H. Manser
and oiheia, and all the Storeki epers in the adjoin
ing Counties. October 17, 1816
PsXTRAORDINAUY DISCOVERY!
DEAFNESS OAXT BE CX7X.EH I !
COOPKR'R ETERIAL OIL A prompt and
tailing remedy for Dctrie, alse for paina
and divrharge of matter from the Ears.
Iluudiid. ofcurca in cs-es deemed ut'eily hope
Icrshsve firmly e taldished it superiority over eve
ry former Medical discovery.
Thia valuable Acoustic Medicine is a compound
of four different Oils, one of whb'h, ihe active and
principal inaj tedient, ia obtained fmrn Ihe bark of a
e riain specif a of Wiivht, a new and effectual
agent in the eue of Deafnes.
Permna who had been d. sf fur 10, IS and even
SO years, have lieen peimsnenily cured by using
Ibis oil. In fuel, so numerous and so rmphulie
have len the lelimonials in it. favor, that Ihe in.
senior claims for il Ihe distinction of an Infallible
Remedy, in all cases, wbeu tbe Ear ia perfect in
its foimatin.
For further psrticulsrs, and evidence of ita great
value, aee printed aheets, in Ibe hands of Agents.
F.-l s.le in Kunborv. by J. W. FRILINO.
September 19ib, 1846 ly
Keller fc Oreenoujjdi,
P-TE1TT ATTOH1TE7S.
AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, '
WABUUfOTOXV, IX. O.
lfVRAWlNGS and Papers for tha Patent Of.
JjV fiee will bs prepared by them, at Ibeir office,
oppoeite the Patent Office.
Jjly, th, 194.-Iv
UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED
In curing Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influent 1,
Whooping-Cnugh, and all Disesaca of lbs
, biflnst and lufiga, lending to Cousnmp.
tlon i composed of lbs concetiltHlid
,", , viriura of Ibe herba Horcbound,
. B mesett, Bloodr.mt, and
, r several other vrge'a.
ble aub-lsnces.
Warranted
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER.
THIS invhloatde Medicine ia the morl seedy
J and cerljin remedy ever discovered f r the a
bove conipla ntf, s tbousiiiN who hive UacJ it
si l testify. For Sale, In Uunhiiry. by
J. W. FIIILINO.
and in Nott' umherland. bv D. RRAU I'lGAM,
and at wholesale, in I'hil.d Iphia. bv
F. KLETT&Co,
Corner nf Peronl and Calluwhill slreits.
September I9lh, Irtlr,. 1
CHKAVKST IN Tli pf woiU,!) l
81 en 111 R lined Suiir CiandleH,
IS) cists era roc Sll, Wll LII.
T J. RltMIAHDSON, No. 41 M nket Street.
Jr e PaiKtisLsaia, lakes p'cs-uH in nfminiug
the public, that he ali I continues to sell his very Su
ierior S e.un lb fined t'andy at the .,w price of
t IS .')0 per 100 pounds, snd in qiicht) h rqti .1 to
any inanufjctiired in the Uui ed Nlati-s.
He al.o olf ra sll kinds of goodi in tlio Ccnfcf
tionrrif snd t'ruil line ut corte-poiuloi low pikes,
ss (pink sales and ainall ptofils are the order of
the day.
Cull or rend ynnr nrd''r, and yon r.nnn't fiil to
be ssliafied. Don't fmget ihe number, 42 MAR
KS I" STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
J. J. blCHARDSON.
August 29th. 1846. fini
winri7KsA 1- ir
BOOT be SHOE STO?,E.
CHEP FOR CASH.
Al. 35 South Tkinl Street, oAor-e Cltttnut,
PniLADBL P II I A.
EASTKBa ill tin MNL'ril'Tl'HKH BOOTS
suots.
Frill C Subtcriber has taken the liberty of addrea
I sing the public, sati-fiid that tbey will find il
to their interest lo call and eianrne hissirxk of
BimVs and 8hors, snd scijuaiut themselves with
his prices.
Helling siclusivelv for ti e Ca-h, he ia enabled
and determined lo sell lower than any other rcgu
lar house in the city.
Per-ons will plense eiamine the market tho
roughly, and, bifoic purrhatinv, rail at the store
of THOS. L. EVANM.
No. 39 Honth Third, above Chesrut Sx.
Philade'phia, Aoe. IS, 184G.
DEN TI S T R Y.
JCOB EELLEPs,
THANKFUL for the lib-ral encouragement
which he baa received, wouM respectfully
inform bis friends and the citixena of Northumber.
land county in general, that he has prepared him
self with the best Incorruptible Teeth, Gold Piste,
Gold Foil, Ac , that ran be had in the city of Phi
ladelpbia ; and thai he will endeavor, to the utmost
of hia ability, to render full satisfaction to all who
may think pioper lo engage his services. He will
be In Sunbury at the Augu.t court, where he will
be prepared, at hia residence, to insert Teeth on
Gold Piste, or on Pivot, on the latest and most ap
proved plsns, snd attend lo all the branches belong
ing to DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladire will be wailed on at ibeir places of resi
denre, if desired.
His charges will bs reasonable, and bis work
warranted.
He will visit different parte of the county, about
once in three months.
Bunbury, July ISlh, 1 846. Cm
E. XIMBER, JR.,
Ao. 34 A'orA Fovrtk Street, vnder the Met'
chants'1 Hotel,
Philadelphia,
a Lt Nona oa rsais
KEEPS constantly on hand an eitersive as
sortment of all kinds of Bilk, Fur and Ilea
vei Hats, which he offers for ssle on the most rea
sonable terms. His Hats are mads up of the hett
msterisls, and in the moel approved style. Pet
sons visiting tbe city will find it lo their interest to
call. July I Ith, 1840 ly
SILVEU MEDAL, -
iVIIDID BY TBS VBiaKLIB ISSTITUTS, 1845.
City Digntritotypt DtablUbmrnt.
(Lats Simoks dt Colli ss,)
A'e. 100 Chetnut ., nhore Third, South tide,'
riUXsADEXJPHXA.
1 WINIATURES taken equally as w. It in clou
lw M dy ss in cleir weilher. A dark silk diesa
for a lady, and a blark suit for a gentleman, are
I refwrable in sitting for s pictU'e. No eilra charge
ia made for coloring, and perfect likenesses are
guarantied. July 4th, I84. ly
'fountain hotel,"
IJstlit Street,
THE House baa undergone a thorough repair.
The proprietors solicit its former patronage.
Terraa 1 S3 per day.
WM. W. DLT.
ARTHUR I-FOGG,
July 4,181 6. I y P roprietors.
C OLITMBIA HOXTseT"
CHESWTUT 8TB CUT,
P II ILADKLP II I A.
THIS large and commodious Hotel hss recently
been Ailed up wiib emits new furnHuie.
l bs subscribers therefore solicit lbs pslronage of
ths public, snd liosl thst their elieiienee in Ihe
business will ens his them lo give rotire satisfac
tion. Terms moderate.
BAGLEY, McKENZIE & Co.
Ju'y th, 1848 I y
CZi OTHI1TO,
WHULrALC AXU II UT A 11m
nME subaraiberB are constantly ananufacturing
fiom the best French, English and American
manufactured Cloths and Caasimers, CLOTHING
in a very superior atyle, cul and werbmansbip.
Persona buying lo aell again will find aoe of Ibe
largest and most fashionable stock of goods lo select
from In the city, and at unprersdentsd low prir.
J. W.dt B. D. STOKES,
104 Msrkei st PbilaJ.
N. B. A large sssortmeri of Odd Fellows' Re
galia constantly on bund, and all order from lodges
or individuals punctually attended to, on tbe most
bbersl terms. J. W. A- E. V- B.
Fhiladelfbia, Jems 27th, IM. ly
PREIrllUIrl SCALES.
Coal and Hay do
Iron ManufacV do
Portable PlatfnYmdo
20 different sixes,
Dormut or Floor do
fi different siiea.
Counter do
12 diflerent sixes,
The above S.-alsj are
made either aing'e or
Joubie team, and bio
decidedly the must du'able, an urate and conveni
ent -c.iha ever inve.iled. We sUo bae Phiifotm
and Count r 8cules, Patent Blanrra and every
kind of Weighing Machines in ue -for sale, whole
vale and retail, at low prices. All Sciilra sold by us
to go out of the city, are boinl fr. e of charge, and
waiianiid lo give salii-fncliun li the purrher in
every purticudr. GRAY At BR11THER,
ManufsclureiS and Dslera, No, 34 Walnut street,
Jj"2'AHtr'- 1 Vhittidttphii,
OHORHE H
ITor-e Khoes, fo
Pitces. b, o
SHOES. Burden's Patent
for aale at manufacture!
RAY & BROTHER,
Jure 37. 1816. ly
34 Walnut -t. Pbil.nl.
taJALT. New Yoik Salt in barrels a ud lugs, for
sale at manufacturera' prices, by
GRAY At BROTHER.
June 27, IS 10. ly 34 Walnut at. Phil id.
HI P O It T A IV T
TO ALL COUNTRY
HOUSEKEEPERS.
MYOU may be sure of obtaining, at
bll times, pure and highly fUvured
By the aingle pound or larger ipiai tily, at the
Peliln Tea Company's Warehouse,
ao .Son A Stcvnd street, lefwetn Market and Chrt
nut treei,
fniXaAczxrxiiA.
Heretofore it has been very difficult, indred, si
mol impossible, alwaya lo obtain good (ire. n and
III .ck Teas. Bui tint yon hsve only lo vi.it ihe
Pekin Tes Cor.ipsny's Store, to obtain as delirious
and fragrant Tea as you could wih for. A II ta'tes
can here be suited, with tbe advantags of getting a
pure article at a low price.
June 27th. 1846.
Have you lieniul the I
NO! WHAT IS IT?
Whv, msv'sv iuv naaan that
MARTIN IRWIN,
At hittmp, in Market ttrert, adjoining the three
ttnry liriek limine,
HAS jut received from Philadelphia tha largest,
handsomest and btal assortment of
HOOTS AND SHOES
of evety description, that baa ever laren brought to
thia pl.ice. At.d what ia stilt betier, they siy he
sells so cheap, thai you can buy two rain the
tame money that you turd to pay fur one pair.
He Hers run Cassj snd Sblls roa Ctsn, snd
thai is the lesson that be can afford lo ac II them ao
much cheaer. If yon don't want to buy, just call
and aee his stock. He is alwaya glaJ lo aee his
customers; and it ia no trouble to bim lo show bis
goods. Jufl to give you an idea how cheap he doea
sell, the following is a list of prices of pait of his
stock t
Men's Thick Boof, worth f 4 00 at i 75
do f ine Grain do " 4 50 at 3 00
do Csir do " 6 00 at 3 00
Boya' Thick do " S 50 at I 75
Youths' do " 2 00 st I 25
Men's Thick Brngans, " 1 87 at 1 00
Women'a Morocco Wells
and Ki I Springe, " 1 50 at 1 00
Women's lst City made
Kid Slippers, " 1 62 at I 13
Lsdii-s J Gaiura and Gai
ter Boots, " 2 00 at 1 37
A'so, every variety of Ladies', Boys' and rhil-
diena' shoes, at pricra lower than ever before otTi-r-
ed. Come and See.
Sunhury , June 13th, 184(5. 6m
A N V I L L B
WOOLEN FACTORY.
DANVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pennsjyivnnla.
THE Dawitte Steam IVnoen F.rctnry. foimer
ly owned and occupd by Dr. Pitmiri v. b
recently been purchssed by the subscribers, who
respectfully announce to their friends snd the pub
lic general y, thai they art now prepared In do sll
kinds of work in their line of business, at the shor
test notice, according to or Jet, and in the beat com
parative manner. Having gone to considerable
eipense m rr pairing their luachinery and aparatos,
and being very particular in securing the service of
cipeiienced mechanics, they feel confident thai
thry are capable of ex.ee jt ing all kinds of work in
a style superior to ai.y other ta'ablishinenl in lbs
country, at Ihe old customxrj p-n-rs
CLOTHS, SATIN ETTS, FLANNELS asn
BLANKETS conatsn ly on hand, and for aale at
reduced prices, for Cssu or Barter.
CAUDIXG AM) 1 1 1.MG
will be done in the best manner, at ihe usual pri.
cea. All kinds of country produce taken in pay
romt for woik, at Danville oiarkel prires.
For the accommodation of those who live at
dotance, W'aax. and Cloth will lie tsken in at,
and, wben finished, reiurm d to the following pis
res, riain written directions must accompany
each parcel :
Columbia County. Roup & Marr'a atore, Wa
shingtnnvtllei R. Fruit's store, J-raeytown ; Yea
ger'a inn. Roaring Creek; Sharpies' store, Celts
wissat U. F. Msnn's store, Milflinvide ; Millet's
store, Berwick J. Clinc's Mill Rickrl's atore,
Orangevillei Derr'a store. While Hall.
Northumberland Couny Michael Reader's Inn,
Turbutvilb-i Ireland V Hav's store, MrEwens
villei E. L. Piper's stme, Wstsonsl-wn J S. I.
Comly At Co'a store, Milton ( Gibson's inn, Chil
liMjusqus i Forsyth's sloie, NoilhumlM lUud ;
Young's store, Sunbuiy.
Lutemt County.- Ri j Hold's stote, Kingston t
Glide rsleeve's store. Wtlkeisbarrc Gaylord'a store,
Plymouth ( Htyer'e atore, Nantlctke Judge
Mark's Mill, Huntington.
I.yromii'c County. D. f 'Ispp's atoie, Muncy J
Shosuuksr's store. Smith's Mill.
GEARH ART A KOWNOVF.R.
Dsnville, May 9, 1813.
EXTrriPSsTlHifa"OF HIA!, lor ex.
trading Grease, Dry Painte, Varnish, Tar,
W as, Ac. from clothing of any description, war
ranted not to injurs tba cloih or Ihe most delicate
colors. This liquid hss also been used with great
success in esses ot Burns, 8rslds, Tetter, Pimples
on the fsre, Cbepped bsnds, Sore lips, Rheuma
tism, Hard or aoft Corns, Ac. Price, 25 eta.
per bottle. For sals st lbs atoie of
Julv 1. 14. H. MASTER.
C"bSGHi:sS AX Blue and BlaTk Congie-a
J Ink, of a superior qualiiv. for sale cheap, at tbe
store of 11 EN RY MASTER.
July 4th, 1M4).
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da ' do
do do
do do
da do
jP"ae-...... ''"aaBssa
H.B.lelAS3E?s,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ?
8UITBTJHT, r A.
Busine.s attended to in the Counties of Nor
thumberland, Union. Lycoming and Columbia,
liefer to I
P. St A. RovouiiT,
Lowta St Biaaov.
Koaiaas A. Baonaaasa, yJ'Mladr
: itataoLas, Mcr'AL.ankCo.
rr.aiaa,nnn cV Co.,
I'liXNS Y I jV AN I A 1IOUSK,
SAITVXXjIiB j?a.
rilllE stibsciilier. late of ibe Union ffoti l, f nn
I ry, Pa , respectfully informs the olJ and no
mifoui costomera of ths
leunN)lt aula IIouvjCi
and tbe public generally, that he hss (eased tiiS
Tavi rnSisud of John Rhodes, in Dsns lib-, where
he is now prepared to entertain travellers, and per.
aona visiting the town, in ibe vi ry heat style. Tha
accommodations will be sorb as a well cnndiirtnl
public hnue should kflord, and no effort will he
spared to render s itifjrlion, in every respect, to all
who may call. The clt ai-n. of Lycoming county
S'e invited to pot up with Ihe undersigned when
they visit Dtnville.
HENRY WEAVER.
Danvi'le, May . 1846.
PKTKIl n. M ASSET.,
RECENTLY FROM rillLADF.LPHIA,
UESI'ECTFULLY informs the citizens of
, Sunhury and virinitv, that he has opener an
ullice at the re-idofire of Henry Masrer, iu Mmket
stri ct, where he is prepaied to execute all kinde of
Dksjtil uiiskbt, Tlate Work, Ac , on the Inle.t
and mot approved plana.
Having bad some eXierienre and instruction,
under one of the mot eminent and successful Den
lis a in Philad. Iphia, be hetirvee that he will be
ab!e lo give satisf icion lo thore who may want bis
services.
Ladies will be w.iiled on at their pbirea of resi
dence. His charges will bs moderate, and bia
wo'k warranted,
Sunhury, March 28th, 184t3.
WHITE ' S WrAlfHO TE L 9
Kat H Smtkrr, PniLnci.riiia.
IV J. PETER!.
THIS location is convenient for Bus;nrsa men
visiting the city. Every pains ia taken to e
rure the comfort ol tisvelleta.
March 7, IMG. ly
MONTOUR HOUSE,
IATK HltADY'S 1IOTKL,
Opposie the Court lotic,
DANVILLE, FBNN'A,
THE Sulrihir, who assisted for se
ven I yparsin the management of Ibe a
hove Hotel, lately kept by Mr. 8. A. Bra
dy, b. ga leave lo inform the travelling
public, that bo has taken the eslahliahment on lib
own account, on the first of January, !A4t.
Thr Houe has, of late, undergone many impor
tant alterations, and tbe present conductor pri.mi-si
10 leave nothing undone to mske it a comfortable
and egreeaUe, as well aa a cheap and ercomnvala
ting stopping place for strsngera who may iit out
flourii-hiug village. No paina nor expense will h
spared to fill the table and the bar with the be.t ihi
raaikets afford, and with the determination to ile
vn'e bis entire ersonal attention to the comfort o
those who mav make hia houae their temporary a
bode, and aided by active, careful and obliging ser
van's, he hopes to give gem ral aatiefaclion, and re
ceive a li'x ral share of custom.
fXj Large and commodious STABLES are at
larhcd lo the establishment, which are attended b
careful and obliging ho-tiers.
GIDEON M. SHOOP.
Jinuary 24th, 1MB. tf
To rureliHMcrii of
DRV GOODS.
.Vo. 121 I'riirt st., NEW YORK.
11 A VING ertahlirhed a Branch at No. 144 Che-
nut St., Philadelphia, is now opening, and wi
be cons' hnt ly receiving from the New York Au
tiona. sn ettensive assortment of
, FANCY A STAPLE DHT GOODS.
which will tn sold at the lowest New York puce
at wholesale and Retail. Among h.a stock will 1
found a good assortment of tbe followicg articlri
Jacennets, Plaid, Hail Cold, Lace, Stripe, Bool
Swi-a and Tsils'an Muslins, Bishop and Line
Lawns, Fancy Cap Netts, Fancy and Ball I'resse
't hread Lacce, Application Dv, rich B ark Sil
Trimming Lace, Irish Li'iena, Linen Cambric
Linen Cambric Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashme
d'Ecos.e, Mouseline de I .sine. Silk snd Cottt
Wsrp Alacrss, VJu -en's Cloth, Gala Plsitl
French Merinos, Hl .ck Silks, Gloves. Si k Ho.
Shawls, Crsvs's, Ribbons, Embr Older i. a. Ac, Ac
('ountry Merchants end othera visiiing 1'hil.nli
phia or New York to purchase, are respectfully i
vited to call and examine Ibe stocka.
Nov. 1. 1845. I y
II E la 1 KVE A N D LIVE
THOMSON'S
Coniiouiul Syrup or Tar &M ou
Naptlitu
TIHE unprecedented success of ibis medicine.
JL the restoration of heal'b, to those who, in di
pair, had given up all hoies, haa given it an
ted reputation aliove all other remedira, furnlshl
rvidencoof ila intrinsic va'ue and power, sa tha i
ly agent which can be relied upon for the cure
Pulmonary Consumption, Bmtichitlia, Asthn
Pain in the side and Breat, Spitting of Bio.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Ac.
Attention ia lequeated lo the following ASTO
ISIIINU CUKB.hv Thomson's Compound Syr
of Tar snd Wood Naptha ! t
rhiailelphia, May 3d1, l44.
MR. THOMSON Bear Sir With grate
fee'tnga t inform you of the astoniahing effects
your medicine, which has literally iaia-d me fn
a death'led I My ilineae, Pulmonary Consun;
lion, hul reducrd nte n low that my physician p
no. meed my esse boless ! At thia Junction 1 1
gan to u ryour im dicim, and miraculous aa it n
srem, il has enmpb tely reMioee. ran in hesllh, st
everything claa had failed. Respectfully Voura,
WASHINGTON MACK
Chailotle atreet, above Geoige strt
The undersigned, being personalis acquain
with Wanhingbin M ick and hia Bufleringa, b
witness to Ihs at.toiii.hing eflccts of Tbomso
Compound Syrup of Ti aoJ ths truth of ibi
bove slalemenl.
JOS. W INER. 318 North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, 43 Abaood street,
HUGH M'GINLEY, 8. E. cornel Tstw
and Fourth sinets.
Prepared only by H. P. Thomaoo, N. E. cor
of 6 lb and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Agents. H. B. Masser, Bubbury j D. Gr
snd Dr. Msepbersna, Hsuisburg ( Joo. G, Bro'
Futuville Geo. Earl, Reading ; Houston A 1
on, Towanda, Bradford eounly,Pa. Price bO c
per bottle, or $ 5 per doisn.
QJ" Beware of all imHatttts
Philadt.lfr.hu, June Sbth, 1845. ly