From the Barton Oliv Branch. 1
lataeestlwC ru.
BT D. V COLES WORTH V.
Tbcr tTt kiods of rcfcUblra on which
twin will feed ; 171 kind tbey will not touch
A horse will feed on 262 kind of gras and re
'ct 312. A cow will feed on 070 kind and re-j-rt
120.
Ilaller, who collected a pre.! number of e
ample of longevity, fcmmJ more than 1'KW who
had lived from 100 to 110 ; CO from 110 to 120,
20 from 120 to 130 ;' 15 from 130 to 140 1 6
from 140 to 100 and one. lived to the remark
able aire of 109 year.
In 1785 Troy, N. V., contained bttt 1 dwel-
lings and 18 inhabitant. Now it contain
about 6ne)iarter a many people aa Bonn.
The population of England, Scotland ard
Wale in 1700, waa 6,523,000. In 1750.7.
K70.fX0. In 1800, 11,314.138. In England
in 1302. ther were 1,553.392 house. In Scot
land, 391,090 houae. In Vle, 111,564
he use.
There ar 100,000 Roman Ca'.holica, and 20,
000 Jews in London.
At Berlin, the longest day haa IfiJ hour, at
Hamburg, 1?; at Stockholm, 18J ; at Si. Peter
bur, 10; at Tornea, 21 J ; at Norway the day
continue from May 21 to July 22, and in
rSpitzburgen, the longest day luels three and a
(ill month.
I'aper is now made of the boet, alter the sac
charine matter haa been extracted lor making
utnr.
Ther are nearly 30,000 persona in the Slate
'I Illinois, upward of 20 ycara of age who can
not read.
In Boston there ia a church to every 2000
inhabitant. In New Orleans there are about
SO.tHKI inhabitant to one church.
One quarter of the children born die before
they are a year old. One half die before they
lire twenty-one and not one quarter reach the
Hr of forty-five.
A canary bird eats its own bulk in a day.
The sea has been sounded to the depth of two
mid a half or three miles, and no bolio'ii found.
Onlv Tbt. We translate tlie following
Iroin a French paper: Phila. 17. ?. Gazette,
'They used to sny that every soldier carried
in his cartridge box a marshal's baton. Might
not one say in these days, that every chorister
onrrici in hi windpipe a fortune.' Here is one
xample at least.
'About thirty ycara ago, in a little city of Ita
ly, at Bergame, by a aingular contrast, the
company at the Opeia House wai quite indifTer
'lit, while the choristers were excellent. It
could scarcely have been otherwise since the
greater part of the choristers have since become
distinguished composers. Doninetti, Cruvelli,
fodoro, Blanche, Mafi, and Dolci, commenced
by singing in the choruses at Derga.no. There
were among others, at that epoch, a young man,
very poor, very modest, and greatly beloved by
hi comrade. In Italy the orchestra and the
chorister aro worse paid than in France, if
possible. You enter a boot-maker's shop, the
master is the first violin. The apprentice ro
lix themselves after a day's work, by playing
the clarionet the hautboy, or the timbrels, in the
evening at the theatre. Oneyouog man, in or
tier to aeaiHlhia old mother, united the functions
of chorister to the more lucrative employment
of journeyman tailor.
'One day, when he had tsken to Nozari's
house a fair of pantaloon, that illuatrimia in
ger, after looking at him earnestly, said to him
very kindly ;
'It appear tome my good fellow, that I have
een you some where.'
'Quite likely, sir ; you may have seen me at
the theatre, where 1 take part in the choruses.'
'Have you a good voice?'
'Not remarkably, sir; I can, with great diffv
culiy, reach oV
let me sen,' said Nozari, fjoiug to (he piano
begin the gamut.'
Our chorister obeyed, but when he reached
not, l.e stopped short, out of breath.
'Sound la come, try.'
Sir I cannot.'
'Sound In, you fool.'
La, Is. la.'
Sound si.'
My dear sir, I cannot.'
'Sound li, I tell you, or by my soul I'll
Don't get angry, sir; I'll try la, $i, la, so,
Jo.'
I told you so,' said Nozari, with a voice of
triumph ; 'and now, my gl fellow, I will on
ly say one word to you. It you will only study
and practice, you will become the firnt tenor in
Italy.'
Nuzari was right. The poor chorister who,
to gain liia bread, bad to mend breaches, pos
sesses now futiuiieuftvku millions, and is cal
led Rubini.
Gen. B-
-n. I don't
co to Mexico o
much to fight aa negotiate.
Col. VV b I don't know aa I car about
eoing at all.
Mr. R tch I positively rfuse, to run for
Vice President.
Mr. C. J. I nj II. And I wouldn't go to
France on tny ccount Fx. paper.
IlgavxN. A negro woman at the South waa
relating htr experience tu gaping congreg
tion of ber own color ; among other thing ho
said b had been to heaven. One of the bre-
thern aaya
'Sister, you are my black folk ia heaben.'
She replied, 'Ob, g j way Sam, don't put
body out; spot I go in do kitchen when I wis
rV
IlAlfK WOTE IJ S T.
" . tE5rSrSTLTA IVt A. " -i '
Th following lit hnW the current value f all
IWevtranl Dank Note. The mot implicit re
Iteneamayh placed upon it, WUtvtn uctk
wrefully compared with and corrected from Dkk
nell Reporter.
Ilnnka In Philadelphia.
N;
, iriac. in
I.OCATfOlV.
Phi tin
NOT EH AT
PA R.
Bank of North America ,
Bank of the Northern I.ihertiea . ,
Commercial Bank of Penn'. . ,
Parmera' an J Mechanics' Dank .
Kcn-ineton Rank .
Philadelphia Bank' . !
Schuylkill Itank
par
r
par
par
par
par
par
Snuthwark Rank
par
par
Western Itank .
Mechanics' Bank .
Manufacturer,' ft Mechanic' Bank
par
par
par
flank of I'enn Township .
Oirar.1 B-.rk
Bank of Commerce, lute Mnyamcneing
Bank of Pennsylvania . .
pa
par
par
Conntry Dnnha.
Bank of Chester County Wetchcater
par
Itank of Delaware County Cheater
Bank of ncrmantnwn llermatitown
par
par
Bank of Montgomery Co. Norristnwn
Doylcetnwn Bank D.iylestown
Eaafon Bank Esalnn
Farmer' Hank of Burks co BrMol
Bank of Northumberland Northumberland
Cntnmhia Bunk ft Tlridg co C,iumhi
par
par
par
par
par
par
Farmer B:uik nf Lancaster Lancitct
par
Lancater County Bnnk
Lancaater Bank
Farmer' BrtTik of Reading
Lancaster
Lancaster
Reading
par
pj
par
These
office
Office of Bank of Penn'a.
Harrisburg
Office do do
Lancaster
Reading
Office do do
do not
Office do do
Easton J luen.
NOTES AT DISCOUNT.
niik of the United States Philadelphia 2-1
Miner' Bank of Pnttavilla Potiaville j
Bank of l-ewistown Lewixtown I j
Bank of Middlctown Middletown al
I.pwintown
Middletown
Carlisle
I'ittshnrf
Hollidayahurg
Harrishurg
Lebanon
PiMsl'iirg
Carlisle Bank Carlisle 1
Exi-hane Bank
Do do branch of
Ilarrisbttrg Bank
I.ehanon Bank
Merchant' A Manuf. Bank
Bank of rittslKirR
Pittntiuig
Willismsport
Wilkcshari
Allnntown
?i'ading
Pitlsl.urg
Weat Bram h Bnk
Wyoming Bank
Northampton Uatik
Beika County Bank
Otf.re of Bank of U. 8.
failed
do
Do do do
Do do do
Erie
New Brighton
Chamhersliurg
f irttyshurg
MontroM
do
1
2
Bank of Chamhershnrg
Dank ot Gt-ttyahurg
Bank of Nunquehanoa Co.
Erie Bank
Farmers' ft Drovera' Bank
Franklin Bank
Hnneadale Bank
Moitonfrahela Bank of B.
York Bank
Eria
Wayneshurg
Washington
Honeadule
Brownavill
York
IJslJ
a I
U
U
2
N. B. The notea of those hanks on which we
omil quotations, and aiihslitnte a dash ( ) are not
purchased by trie flul1rlihia brokers, with the
exception of thorn which have a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia Sav. Ins. Pliilad. lj.hia failed
Philadelphia Loan Co. do fiilcd
Kchuylkill Ssv. Ins. do tided
Kensington Mav. Ins. A do
Penn Township 8av. In. do
Manual Labor Bank (T. Vt
Dyott, prop.) f tiled
Towuiidu
Bedford no sate
Beaver closed
Msriilurg clel
Waahingtoii faik'd
Ht'lli-funto rinsed
Pittsburg no ale
Pittiihurg fulled
Fayette eo. failed
(reerieattle fulled
Harmony no sale
Huntingdon no sale
Ierilnwn nosjle
Warren failed
DundafT no sale
New Hope chwed
Milton no kale
Mradville closed
Port Carbon
Carlule failed
Montrose closed
Uniontown failed
(trrenshurg closed
Wilkesharre noaale
I owaiiua Dank
Alleghany Bank of T.
Bank of Beaver
Bank of Swatara
Bank of Washington
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmers & Mecti ca Hank
Farmers' A Mech'cs' Bank
Farmers' .V. Mech'cs Bank
Harmony Institute
Huntingdon Bank
Juniata Bank
Lumhermeu'a Bank
Northern Bank of Pa.
New Hope Del. BriJge Co.
Northumh'd Union Col. Bk.
North Western Bank of Pa.
Otlice of Schuylkill Bauk
Pa. Agr. ft Manuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Westmoreland Bank
Wilkesharre Bridge Co.
CCT All notea tiurporunc to lie on any Pennyl-
vania Bank not given in the atnive tint, may be net
Sown aa frauds.
new ji:iisi:y.
Bank of New Brunawick Brunswick failol
llelvidete Bank Bclvidere
Burlington 'o. Bank Mttlford par
Commercial Bank Perth Amlmy j
Cumberland Bank Bridgeton par
Parmera' Bank Mount Holly par
Parmer' and Mechanics Ilk Rahway
Parmera and Mechanics' Ilk N. Biunswirk failed
Farmers' and Merchant' Bk Middletown P t.
Franklin Bank of N.J. Jery City
failral
Hoboken Bkg ft dazing Co Hohoken
failed
failed
failetl
biled
1
faib-d
4
par
lersey City Hank Jersey lity
Mechanira' Bank Patterson
Manufaclurera' Bank Bellevill
Morria County Bank Mornstown
Monmouth Ilk of N.J. r roliold
Mecbauica Bank Newaik
Mechanic' end Manuf. Bk Trenton
Morria Canal and Bkg Co Jersey City
Pit Notea
HO sale
Newark Bkg ft In Cu Newaik
New Ho Del Bridge Co Lainhertatilla
N. J. MsnuUc and Bkg Co Hohoken
i
i
faile-l
N J Proleclou 6i I.onilaid 14 Jersey City failed
Orange Hank Orange J
raierkon Bank I aterana failed
Peoples' Bank do j
Pimceton Hank I'nneelon par
Salem Banking Co Salem par
State Bank . Newark J
State Bank Elixabethlown i
State Bank Camden par
Slats Bank of Morris MorrMown 1
Stat Bank Trenton failed
Salem and Pbilad Manuf Co Salem tailed
Sussex Bank Newton 1
Trenton Banking Cu Tieiilon par
Union Bank Dover j
Waabiuglon Banking Co. Haikensick failed
Bk of Wllm 6V Brandy win Wilmington
Bank of Delaware W iluiir.gloa
iiauk of Smyrna Smyrna
Do branch M.lford
Farmers' Bk of State of Del Dover
fo branch Wilmington
Do branch Ceorgetowu
Do branch Keweaetkt
Union Bank Wilmington
rrj" Under 6's
par
par
pur
par
par
par
par
par
par
IXJ On all banks marked ihua () tber are ti,
ther rountiwfaii or altered note af the various it
craioations, in circulalioo.
MOUNT VDRNON
95 North 2il st., bel. Arch tte Kacc sts.,
1 li ilntlcluhia.
BRADY ft PARKER respectfully inform their
friend and the public that they have taken
tlix abova named hnue, recently kepi by J. S.
Adsms and are prepared to accommodate enele-
mera in the moat ajtisfactory manner and at rea
twinnM pricef.
I heir tahle will he auppliej with the herl vari
ety '.he market afTotd their parloraaiid aleepinR
aprlmenta will l-e in the tirrt order. The hoiie
haleen thoroughly required and furnished with
a view to the comfort of UnYellcr and stranger.
iltving had eeial yeara experience in the
lnin,, Ihey Impe In ftive gcneial atifartion,
.ind re-ipeclfully iuvite travi llrr and straneer to
Kive them a r. UltXUVA PARKER.
rVlideVhia.JaniHrv Ifi. IS47. if
Milllind Farm
THE ul'crilet ofl'eia for tale filiy or ailv a
ere of Innd with n mill errrtrd thereon, for
merly known a Jon a' Mill, rituatrd in Auijusta
township Northumberland enmity, on the hilile
Sh.imoVin rreik. near the Tiilprhinken road, rd
iim from Hunhory lo Poltil!e pifjht mile from
Sunhnry. Thirty or forty aprea of land are
clpared, and in a good tte of cu!tintion. Thp
improvement are a f!rUl Mill, o I.og Hoite nnd
Sih'e, snd an Orchard. Thrre i also a rooJ
Siir'.nrr and aevernl arre of Meadow on the preini
e. The I cation of the mill ia n eicallent one
for custom. For further Info'mMinn in-uir of the
snh'criher. DAVID MIl.I.F.K.
Shsmnkin tc.wnship. Jan. 9, 1847. 3in
"cheap watches.
The Cheapest UoM nnd Silver Wnlchcs
in riiii.AUGhriiiA.
atnoi
OLD Levers, full JewelUI,
f 4S 00
W Silver do.
do.
33 OH
Id lupines. Jewelled,
30 00
15 00
Silver do. do,
Silver Qusnirrs, fine quality,
(Sold Watches, plain,
Silver Sinctaclcs,
(told renal,
(old Bracelets.
10 DO
15 00
I 75
3 00
4 00
Als", on hand, a Israe ansnTtmrnt of Onld and
lLiir Braceli't, finiser rinRs, bre.t pin, hoop ear
ring, gnld pens, silver p.ns, sugnr tones, thim
bles, fold rnrk. curb and f.ih clntins, guard ki y
iiud j.-well' iy of every dccnpiion, at equally low
price. All I want is a call to convince custo
mer.
All kind of Watchea and Clocka repaired and
vtMiruriH'tl to keen arood time fur one year ; olJ
gold or silver Uicght or lkeit in exchange.
For sale, right day and ihirly hour hras elork
at LEWIS LADOMl'S'
Watch, Clock and Jewellery Store. No. 4I3J
Market street, aUive KU vinlh, north aide, Phil
hit.
(jj I have aome Cold and Silvei Lnver, at ll
much cheaper than Ihe sbive puce.
Philadelphia, Dee. 30. 1MB. Iv
rsTjtraTKwjST i
AUCTION STORE.
No. 0 North 3d st., third door above
Market Street.
PHItADELPBIA.
SALE EVERY EVEMNU, of general aa
ortment of Foreiun and D-rrwlic Hardware,
"Table nnd Po. ket Cutlery, Triii k. L-rk,
Latchets, lloba, S,w, Saddlery, Whip,
Boot. Shoe, lia s. Caps, Guns,
Pittols, TriminiiiKs, Cbithmg
and Fancy tJood.
The attention of city and country dealer is in
ited. The fi.rn.la are fresh, and will he warranted
equal to the representation lhat may be made of
them. BAY LIS h BROHKER, Auctioneer,
No. 6 North Thud st.
N. B. Purchaser can have their Cood packed.
Several invoice of (Snods have hi en received lo be
aold at piivate sale.
Philadelphia, Dec. 13th, 1RID. ly
Tn'lttoussrrs CTitftfrsal
SHAVING CREAM.
Small quantities piven without (Thnrgc.
. 114 CAe-n PHILADELPHIA.
THIS new and tplcndid article, a it nme -le-notea,
i professed to le superior lo any Sha
ving Cream in lb United State or Eurce. It is
unsurpsa. d fr beauly. purity ai d f agrance, tho'
somewhat anaUeou to Cu rUin'a Amhroeial
Cream and other similar compound. It far aur
paaaea them all by Ihe em I ient pasty consistency
of its I tther, which so softens the beard as to rend r
sh.ving pleasnnt and easy. It further possesses
Ibe advantsge over the imported article, in being
frehly pri poe.l. no skill being wnn'ing in it mao
uficture. E. Rouel having bad many years' ex
licrience in the celebrated Laboratory of Laugtir,
Pete el Fil, now Renaud ft Co., of Paris.
Beside hring the I e-t, it is the cheapest aiticle
(or shaving; it iseleginllv put up in boxes, with
splemlid steel engraved labels.
Pii-ef:l r den.or 37Jcen' for a a'ngle box.
lo shave one year. It ia aUo stdd at fl &0 per lb.
or 12) ct nts er ox., so th it gentlemen can have
iheir Kue. tilled at E CUE. ME ROLSSEL'S.
holesale and Retail IVrfumeiy and Mineral Wa
ter Fs'shlishment, 114 Che. not S.reat.
Dee 19, 1816.-. PHILADELPHIA.
ivTrrjAtriTDEP.s,
No. '-il Norih Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
HP Invite Men h inis and Milliner to ex
t9TLamine Iheir stock ef Bonnet, Palm
Laf nnd l.echorti Hat. Fur and C'nlh Caps, ard
India liuhher Shoes. Il wi'l he found lo contain
i all of Ihe most desirable kinds, and will be aold at
I it,,, lowest mark) I prir ea.
No. 31 North Poutth Street, between M.ukct
and Areh Stieel.
Philadelphia. Dee. lOih. l4fi. Cm
4CiJnB:.Km.H;B
WATCHES i JEV'ELPaTj
a inn
"Philadelphia W'utch and Jrwtlry Store,"
No. 00 Noilh SKCOND a rect. corner i f Quarry
(SOLD Lever Watches, full
i. wi lled, 18 carat cue, $!00
Silver Leer Watches, full
i. welled, 00
Silver Lever Watchea, se
ven jewels, IS 00
Silver l.eouie Watchia. jewelled, finest
quality, MOO
Roiwrior Quarlirr Watchea, 10 00
Imitation Quarlier Watcbea.not warianled, t 00
Cold Spiclaclcs, UU
Fine Siivsr Sprcucle", 1 7ft
Gold Bracelets with lopat etonea, S f0
Ladies' Cold Pencil, 16 rarata, 2 00
Cold Fincr King 37 J cu to S ; Watch Claa
aea, rlain, 121 cut; patent, lei ; Lunet, So. t)
ther articles in propoition. All good warranted
to U what Ihry are aold for, U. CON RAD.
On band, aome Cold and Sikrr Levers, Lepinea
and (uariira, lower than in aoova pnaa.
Ptiladslphii, Dte. 6, 1818.- ly
To The I. O. or O. 1
J. V. & K. D. STOKE S,
Manufacturers of Premium Odd Fel-
a .
low itegiiiiii,
Ao. 191 hUirkrt Wr, PHILADELPHIA,
Firal Clothing Store below 6th Street.
riHE suhscriliera having t-tken tha premium at
L Franklin Institute, at the lal exltihitinn, for
Ihe best Begalis, they invite ihe attention of Ihe
order to their establishment, where they wdl find a
splendid assortment of P. O. and Encampment Be-
galta. They also make to order for Lodge ami
Encampment. Rega'ia, Sashea, Costume and
Robes, and furnih every thing requisite for ihe
cnvrnienco of new Lodges or Emanipment.
J. W. STOKE,
E- D. STi IKES.
Philadelphia, Dec.J!, 1SK5.1y
New Firm.
riHIE tnder'gned Itere'y give notice, (hut he
L ha as-uH'ia'ed vilh hi itself, a a partner in
ihe mercantile busine, in hi store adjoining
Weaver's 'Cavern, in Smihiiiy. John Haa. and
that the said t-loro will liereaTier be conducted un
dfr the firm of Clement V Han. The store at
the Smith West coiner of Maikel PU ire will he
eondtleted a heretofore, hv the suhsciilxr hiniHelf.
lo which he rcapeclfutly intitea his ciislomeis and
rriend.
He a! ntifie all thne indchted to him. to cnll
I ei ween this and the 1st ef January next, and ait
ll their account.
All kind of produce will be tnkrn on account,
at eh price.
Hereafter no long. r than four month credit
will he iven. USA T. CLEMENT.
Snnl ury, Nov. A, 1S4H tf.
"'CLEMEITT & HAAS,"
RESPECTFULLY inform ihe public, ihnt on
the 0th Inst., they entered into partnership,
in the mercantile hintiness, ot tha store recemlv
occupied by r T. t'lement, adjoining Weaver's
Tavern, in Suuhury. Tliey have luli-ly rcceivol
a new slock of eoods, which they will dispoee of
at the lowest price.
All kind of produce will be taken in cichnnge
for good.
No longer than four month credit will I given.
IK A T. CLEMENT,
JOHN HAAS.
Siinhitrv. Nov. 14, 1846. tf.
iicuj Gooes, iruj CooUs.
Ciicnpcr Tlitin Ever!
JOHN H. PURDY. h jut received, at hi
New Store, in Market fijuare, a freh aupply
t Seasonable Coods, such s
Cloths, C.issitner, Suinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
Cords, Diilling, Alpaccaa, fSinghnma,
Print. MtiNlin. Hosiery. (Jlov, a. Ac,
Al-ot ljtieenWNre and tSroeeriea,
which will he sold very low. Purchasers are invi
ted lo call and exsmine his sloik before purchasing
elsewhere. The highest price paid for Produce.
Snnbiiry. fleloher 17rh, ltf4fi. tf.
1 . X T K A O R D I N A 11 Y D1SCOVEUY!
VJlATtrHBB CAN BB CURED II
COOPER'S E IE KIM. Oil A prompt and
la'ting remedy far Datr . lso for pain
and discharge of matter from the Ear.
Hundreds of cure a in raea deemed ut'erly nope-
le-shave firmly e tahlished its sueriuriiy over eve
ry footer Medical discovery.
Tbi valuable A const c Medicine is a rompound
of four difl'erenl Oils, one of which, ihe active and
nrinciiral inxiedieril, is ol'ltined f'oin the bark of a
certain speciea of Waiacr, a new and ellictu il
agent in the cure of Deafness.
Person who had It-en deaf for 10, 15 and even
20 year, h-ive heeit peimanenily cured by uaing
Mil oil. In fxet, so numerous and so emphatic
have been the lesiirimntala in it favor, that the in
ventor claim for it the tlis'inel'on of an Infallilde
Remedy, in all cases, when Ibe Ear ia ierlrcl in
ita formation.
Foi further particulars, and evidence of its great
value, see prime,! she-1. in ihe hands of A cent..
For aile at Suuhuiv, by J. W. FIULI.M1.
September l'Jih, 1846 ly
UNKIVALLLD AND UNEQUALLfU)
In curing Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Inlluenti,
Whoping-('iiigh, and all Disc- of Ihe
hie. st and lungs, lesding to Consump
tion; cnmmed of the eoneentr ited
viriui s of ihe herb Horehound,
Bonesetl, BliHxIr-Hit, and
eveial other vegeta
ble si.h-t nees.
Warranted
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER.
""PHIS invabia'de Medicine is ihe most edy
-a and cert tin remedy ever ihsrovered fir ihe a
love Ciimpla nt. a thousands who have UseJ it
will lesiify. For sale, in Suuhury. by
.. W. I KIUNO.
and in Nortl tin.lx rlxnd. by D. IIRAUTICAM,
and at wholesale, in I'blUib Iphia. hv
F. KI.ETT A Co,
("ornrr of Secon I and fallow hill l'wU
Si'pten.brr lih. 1K4C ly
D II i T I S T it Y.
7 AC 03 HELLS?.,
rfcf" A N KFI'L for tho b'.n rl encourugemeol
.1 which be haa received, woul I resprettu'ly
inform bis friends and the eilisma ef Northumt-er-land
cminty in general, that he has prrpireH him
self with Ihe best lucuriuptihlo Teeth, Hold Pl.ite,
Cold Foil, Ac , lhat can be hud in the rilv of Phi
ladelphia and lh.it ho will endeavor, to the ulm-t
uf his ahiliiy, lo render full wtii.ftclioo to a'l who
ui.iy think pioper to engage biervice. He will
be In Suuhury at tha Augu-t court, wheie be will
be piepared, at his residence, lo insert Trrth on
tiuld Plate, or on Pivot, on the latest aud most ap
proved p ma, anJ attend In all lha branches belong',
ingio DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladies will be wailed on at their placca of rosi
dence, if desired.
Ilia rhargea will b reasonable, and his woik
warranted.
He will visit different paita of th couuty, about
one in three month.
Sunburv, July 16th, 1816 6m
C'6S'GJtf:SS J.VJf-Blua and Black CongTe
Ink, of a tupaiir qualiiy.f.o sal cheap, at tha
atoraof HtNRY MASTER.
July 4ik, 1946.
B. KIIYIBER., JR.,
Ao. 31 ArA Fourth Strrrt, unJtr the Mer
chant' Hold,
Phllntlclphla,
k It Mnn D et
KEEPS constantly on hand an exler.sive a.
sortmeni of all kind c.f Silk, Fur and Be.
v,-i Hats, which he offera for sale on the nio-ii ten-
annahle term. Hi Hat are made up of the best
material, and in the most approved at lo. Per-
"IH visiting ibe cKy wilt find it to Iheir interest lo
call. July I llh, t8-l8.--ly
C CLUMBI AHOSET
CHESNTJT STHEBT,
r u i l a D i: l v u i a .
T
11 IS Isree and commodious Hotel baa recently
'I he nlcriliirs tlief . fint olirit lha patronage i.f
ti e public, and ttusl that Iheir i xperience in the
httsine will enable them lo give entire aatisl'.ic
lion. Terms moderate.
DAtiLEY, McKENZIC A. Co.
July 4ih. tSIB. ly
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
Light Mreet,
rilHE House ba undergone a thorough repair.
L The proprietor solicit its former patronaije.
Terms SI nr day.
WM W. DI.T.
ARTHUR L. FOfiO.
July 4, 1940. -ly Propneti.r.
Kcllri C rcciiousli,
PATS1TT ATTOP.1TETO,
AND MECHANICAL KNCLNKKKS,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
RA WlXfSS snd Pr f.-r the Pa'ent Of.
fice will Ite prepared by Ilium, at their oll'ne,
opposite the Patent OlTice.
Jnlv. 4th. 1S40. Iv
JSILVKK AIKUaU
awtaiiiu av tus rniMRLiM l.isTiTUTa, 181.1.
ity Dajnrrrfotype ExtaMishmrnl.
CP. LP. eaX)ULjIi-I25ZS13
(I.tb itoaa ft I'ou.ixs.)
Ab. 100 Chexmit it., ulmne Third, Suutt side,
niii.ADEi.riii a.
MINIATURES taken equally a well in clou
dy sa in cle'ir weither. A ibirk silk die
for a lady, and a black suit lor a eeullcm in, are
I n furalde in sitting for a piclu e. No extra chariie
ia made for coloring, and pcifect likeneane are
euraiuied. July 4th, IStR. ly
111 I O It T A X T
TO ALL COUNTRY
HOUSEKEEPERS.
YOU may be sure of Uinng, at
all tiroes, pure and highly rltvurud
By the single pound or Isrger quantity, at Ihe
Ickln Tra Company 'a 4nriliottic,
30 South Steond ttreet, teftnecn Market and Che
nut ttrrets,
PnilVADELFIIIA.
Heretofore il ha 1-een very dirTicult, indee.1, al
mot impossible, alwaya lo obtain good (ire. n and
Bl.tck 'Pea. But now you have only to viil the
Pekin Tea Company's Store, to obtain as delicious
and fragrant Tea aa yoo could wish for. All tsKtca
can here be suited, with the advantage of getting a
pure article at a low price.
June 87th. 181ft.
C L" CT T"EI Ito;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE sureceiheia aro constantly manufacturing
from the best French, English aud American
manufactured Cloth and Casmmera, CLOTHING
in very aupvrior style, cut and workmanship.
Persons Hiving to sell again will find one of the
largest and most fathiouahle slock of good lo select
from in the city, and at unprecedented low price.
J. W. ft E. D. STOKES,
194 Market at. Philad.
N. B. A large asortmert of Odd Fell .ws' Re
galia constantly on h.ind, and all orders from lodgee
or indi-iiluals punctually attended lo, on the niotl
Moral terms. J. W. &. E. D. S.
Philadelphia. J una 27lh. 1846 ly
D A N V I L L if
sBTir,3Ji:cL20xr
WOOLEN FACTORY.
DANVILLE, COLTJIUOIA COUNTY,
l'ruiigylvnnla.
PltHE Danville Steam Woolen Factory, foimer
.L ly owned and occupied by Dr. Pktnikivj, h a
recently Iwn purchased by the sub-crilM-ra, who
resiectfully announce lo their friends and the put'
lit general y, that they are now prepared to do all
kit. ils of wjrk in their line of business, at the shor
ten! notice, according 1 1 order, and in the best rom
parative manner. Having gone lo comidcrahlc
expense in t, pairing Ibr it niehinery and aparatus,
snd hring Mry pariiculai iiistcuriiig Ihe service of
ei-eiieiicel mechanics, they feel confident ihal
they arc capahle of exec-Jling all kinds of work in
a aiylc superior to at y other e'ahliahmi nl iu the
eouiitrv, ai the old customary p tee.
CLOTHS. SATIN E'FTS, FLANNELS An
BLANKETS constau ly on band, and for tale at
reduced prices, for Casu or Barier.
c arihm; ami i i i.i.ij
will !e done in the heal manner, at ihe uu:il pri
cr. All kind, of country pr.xluee taken in pay
ment fo, wink, al D invillit inivikil prieea.
For ihe accntumodjiinn ol thoMt who live at
di-tance, Wiiiil and Ctom will betaken in at.
and, wheii liniflied, reiunnd to the following pla
ces, I'l.iin written direcliona inual accoaipauy
each parcel ;
Culnmfnu Cuniy, Roup A Man' store, Wa
hingl, uvillc; R. Fruit's at. .re, J. r.ey town ; Y ea
ger k inn. Roaring Cieek ( Sharpie' slote. Cults-iH-a
; C F. Mann's siote, Mitt1inviie Millet's
aloie, llpiwiikt J- ' line's Mills Kukri's stoie,
OiHiigcvillc; llerr'a store. While Hall.
Kurt humherla nd Cixinli Michael Reader's inn,
Turbulnlle ; Irelninl A Hay's store, McEwen
tlle; E. Ik Pipei'a store, Watsonalowii ; S. I,
(Vmly & Co's loie. Miliou; Gibson's inn, Chil
bxuatue : Forsyth's store, Northumberland i
Young's alore, Sjnbury.
Luzertte County. Kiymdd's stoic, Kingston!
GiUetsWvs's slote. Wilkesharre ; tauylord'a store,
Plyuiouih Styei'e stoic, Nanltctke ; Julga
Mack'a Mdl, Huntington.
Lycoming County.-D. CUpp'a atore, Muncyi
Shoemaker'e store, Smith'a Mill.
GEAR1I ART &. KOWNOYER.
Danville. May 9, 1816.
B'''XTP.lTtrBriKIToTBlAP, lor ex
9 trading Crease, Dry Painla, Varnish, Tar,
Wax, eYe. from clothing of any description, war
ranted not to Injure lb cloth or the mot delicate
color. Thta bqu'd haa also been oed with great
sucreoa in caaea ol Burn. Scalds, Tetter, Pimple,
on lha face, Chapped hands, Sot lipe. Rheuma
tism, Hard of soft Corns, fee, y Price, S5 rls.
or bottle. For salt al lb ttot r f
July 16, 1646. H. MASTER.
H. 3. 1A33P,
ATTORNEY at law,
BUITBTjaT, pa.
Builnea attended to in the Counties of Nor
thiiml eiland, Union. Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer to I
P. Si A. JfoTnttnT,
Low i a &. Diana.
Soviasa &. SnonoMAsa, l',hiait.
nsTHOLna. Mcr at!a flc Uo.
Sftataa.noon it Co.,
PREMIUM SCALES.
rated Rail Road Scales,
Coal and Hay do
Iron VanufacV do
Port !!(. Platform do
30 different sizes,
Dormntor Floor do
6 different sites.
Counter do
13 dilTeient si-s.
Tha above Scale aro
made cither single or
double beam, and are
do d,i
dr do
do do
do do
d dj
1
decidedly the most durable, accurate and conveni
ent -c.d ever invented. We alio have Platform
and Count r Scales, Patent Balances and every
kind of Weighing Machines in use for sale, whole
sale and retail, at low price. All Scale sold ly u
to go out of tha city, are boxed free of charge, and
warianled to give salUfaclion lo the purchaser in
every pirtieul.r. (J It AY Ac BROTHER,
Manufactureta and Dealer, No. 31 Wnlnut struct,
June 37. IH46. ly Philadelphia.
SALT. New Yoik Salt in barrels and bugs, for
sale at nianiifkclurers' prices, by
CRAY ft BROTHER,
June 27, I81C ly 34 Walnut t. Philid.
0 HORSE SHOES. Burden's Patent
Horse Shoes, for sale at manufacture is'
prices, by rjjjuY fc ROTH Ell,
June 37. 1816.-ly 34 Walnut -t. Philad.
i'KxnsylvaniaTiiousk,
SANVILLB PA.
rilHE subsciilier, late of the Union Hotel, Mtin
A cy, Pa , respectfully inform the old and mi,
merou customer of tha
l'muKjlvania House,
and Ihe public generally, that he ha leased the
Tavrn Stand of John Rhodes, in Danville, where
he is now prepared lo entertain traveller, and per
aona veiling Ihe town, in the very best style. Th
accommodation will be surh as a well conducted
public lioui-e should afford, and no effirt will be
spared to render siti-facttnn, in every respect, to all
who may call. The ril'en of Lrcoming county
ate invited to put up with the undersigned when
they visit Danville.
HENRY WEAVER.
Danvi'le. May 2. 1846.
IbEiTTIGTPaT.
l'KTHll B. MASSF.lt,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinilv, that he ha npeneti an
ollicc al the rei-iderice of Henry Ma-er. in Mnrket
street, where be i prepared to execute all kind of
Dkwtai Soiioaav, Plate Work, Ac , on the latest
ami moi-t approved plan.
Having bad some experience and instruction,
tinder one of the mot eminent and successful Deri
tia'a in Philadi Inhia. he helievea that he will he
able lo give satisf.ic'.ion to tbose who may want hie
service.
Ladies will be waited on at their pi ices of rei
dence. His charges will ls modeiatc, and his
woik warrnnted.
Sunbury, March 28th, 184u
To I'ltrcliaoiers or
DRV GOODS.
.Yn. 121 Pearl tt., NEW YORK.
HAVING etablirhed a Branch at No. 144 Chc
nut at.. Philadelphia, is now epenine. and wi'l
be rona'antly receiving ftom the New York Auc
tions n extensive assortment of
FANCY It STAFLE DRV GOODS,
'which will be aold al the lowest New York puce,
al wholesale and Retail. Among ha stock will tie
found a good assortment of the followirg articles:
Jacconcts, Plaid. Hair Cotd, Lace, Sirie, Book,
Swiss and Tarlaian Muslina, Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nells, Fancy and Ball Drease.
Thread Lace, Applicaiinn Do., rich B'ack Silk
Trimmii g Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Canihrics,
Linen Camhrie Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashineia
d Ecos-e, Mnuaeline de I.aiae. Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpaccas, Qiioen'a Cloth, Gala Plaids,
Frcm h Merinos, HI .ek Silka, Cloves Si k Hose,
Shawls, lravata, Rihhons, Embroideries, Ac, Ac.
Country Meiehants and others Visiting PhiUdel
phis or New York to purchase, are tejccifu!ly in
viled to fall and examine Ibe alotka.
Nov. I, 1M5. ly
5" K 1 I K V K A X D 1. 1 v"K.
THOMSON'S
C'enipoiuitl iiyrup oflnr cWPool
Nuptlia.
rilllE unprecedented ucec of this medicine, in
1. the tctoralion i f heal h, to l!iiie who, in des.
pair, had gien up all hopes, has given it an r xa'
ted reputation strove all other rrtnedie, furni-hing
nijence of it intrinsic value and power, ss the on
ly aeenl which can be relied upon for the cure of
Pulmonary Consiimplion. Bronehillis, Albina,
Pain in the ide and Bieal, Spitting of BIikkI,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Ac.
Attention ia ifpicsicd to ihe following ASTON
ISHING CURE, hv Thomson's Compound Syrup
uf Tar and Wood Nsptha! !
rhila,lefhia, .Vrv H,, lt I.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir U iih smIcM
feeling I inform you of the astonishing ell'ecis of
your medicine, which haa literally rai d me from
a death-bed I My disra-e. Pulmonary lump
lion, hid reduced n ib so low lhat my byirian pro.
nojiiced my case hojiclcss ! Al this junction I be
un in it kc your medicine, and miractiloua ss il nisy
seem, it has completely restored me to health, after
rveiv thing cle had filled. Reepectfullv yours,
WASHING TON MAI K.
Charlotte street, ahov George street.
The undersigned, being persona!!, acquainted
with Washington Mack and hi sunWing. hear
witntus lo Ihe aonihing ellict of Thomson'
Compound Syrup of Tar, and the truth of lbs a
hove statement.
JOS. WINNER 31 North Third street,
DAVID YlCKEHS, 44 Almond street.
HUGH M 'GIN LEY, S. E. comer Tamany
and Fourth atrcrls.
Prepared only by S. P. Thomson, N. E. eorncr
of 6th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Agent II. B. Maaser, Sunbury D. Gross,
and Dr. Marpberson, Hani.hurg ; Jno.fi. Brown,
Potisville j Geo. Earl, Reading J Houston A Ma
on, Towauda, Bradford county, Pa. Price f0 rente
nr bottle, or $3 Pr d.Mten.
Ben-art c.'l imitoi .'eu
PbilaJ.lphia, June 8Sih, 1845.-1