A Gooo Sfttca Bait and to thi Purpose.
Daniel Webster, recently, at Columbia S. C.
College, received from the senior elm a brief and
tasteful address. He made the following reply,
hich is happy and to the purpose .
Young Gentlemen of the South Carolina Col-lege.-
I thank you for the manner in which you
have been pleated to receive me, and for the re
spect which you hare manifested. Yon are of
the generation Which ia to come after in, and
your judgment are to form pait of the opinion
of poilerity in respect to those who are now ac
tire in the scene of life. It will be happy for
me, if the mature sentiments of your manhood
ahall correspond with those thus expressed in
your youth.
My young friends, I may well congratulate
you on your present. condition and your prospect.
Yon are members of a flourishing institution.
Tot enjoy the teaching; of a learned faculty,
with a name at its head beloved in private life,
highly distinguished in public life, arid which
confer grace a well as usefulness on these aca
demic groves. Private and family affections
cluster round you all ; a thousand hopes are che
rished for you ; all good auspices hover over you.
Every one of you may take to himself, in this
respect, the language of the ptset "Non sine Dis
.Animosus infans."
Let me, then, ay to each of you, "Carpe di
em !" Art i long, and science is profound, and
literature, in our day, is various and extensive.
But you have youth, and health, and the mean of
culture and improvement, and can areomplith
great object. With you it i the bright and
treexy morn of life.
A long day, I trust, is before you. Let me
dvise you to be early in prosecuting the great
work, which, in that day, is to be done. Like
the morning of the natural day, let the morning
of life begin with devotion to the Great Giver of
all good ; and let every succeeding hour of that
life be filled with acts of duty, and friendship,
and private and public beneficence. The even
ing of such a life will be full ol hopes for a bet
ter; and all will be cheered and consoled
"By 'that which should accompany old age,
A honor, love, obedience, troops of friend.' "
Young gentlemen, all my good wishes attend
you! May you here sow, with liberal broad
cast, the seed of a future harvest of honor to
yourselves, gratification to your friends, and use
fulness to your country.
Slavery or the Worst Kino. In Mexico
slavery of the worst kind exists. The baai( ol
this system is not difference o( color, or inferiori
ty of race, but ia simply debt . For inability to
pay the most inconsiderable rum, wnn is made
the alave of his creditor, who lives upon the
fruita of his labor, allowing him to take but a
bare subsistence, and accumulating the original
debt by interest and other charges to an extent
that makes the bondage one for life, and entails
it upon hia descendants. Csn any thing else
than degradation be expected from such a sys
tem ?
A Generous) Donation. The Irish Relief
Committee of New York have received the fol
lowing letter:
Washington, May 23d, 1847.
Bear Sir: We deeply regret to hear from
Ireland that (amine is still continuing there it
work of death. Feeling it a duty to aid in al
leviating this dreadful calamity, we herewith
transmit five thousand dollars with which please
purchase food, and ship for distribution in the
way to effect the greatest good to the greatest
number of the offering poor.
Yours most respectfully,
CORCORAN A RIGGS.
To Myndart Van Sohaick, Esq.,
Chairman Irish Relief Committee N. York.
Cotar Postage Movement. A movement
n favor of a still greater reduction of the pos
tage on letters and papers has been made in
Bjeton, and a general public meeting ta favor of
the object hi to beheld. At a preliminary
meeting on Wednesday last resolutions to the
following effect were passed: That the best
Interests of society in every country are promo
ted by theap pottage that no higher tax should
be levied upon the transmission of written or
printed matter through the mail, than it neces
sary to prevent abuse of the privilege J and that
reduced and uniform system of postage is cat
ed for in the United States. The friends of
cheap postage would have been eetiefierj, they
eay, to let the present rates remain tore few
years, but for the partial change which the op
ponenUof it effected in the last session of Con'
frees. They now go for radical reduction of
the postage, and the total abolition of the frank
ing privilege. This early commencement of
the agitation of the subject shows that they are
in earneat and intend to make a bold attempt at
the next session. Phil Ledger.
What the Treacher SaIth! At one of
our anniversaries, Rev. Dr. Greene, of Haiti
more, remarked as follows! "By the laws of
population, within the United States there Will
be 100,000,000 Anglo Saxon men, with all their
superior advantages, during the lite of thoee
now living. The young clergy now on the
stage will live to see this country with this pop
ulstion. In a little more thsn t generation
thore will be a population of 300,000.000. They
will in that time have swept over Mexico and
all South America." Exchange Paper.
Part of this prophecy ia being fulfilled. Af
- It . . A
ter we nave annexed ait Douin America, we
shall begin to turn our eyea towards E.;-0p
-but the eastern continent will hT tq behave
much better than it has dono, bore Wf can tike
it into the Uoioi ,;;. UJgtr.
' Asioitq T CsNTaiatiTioN for th relief of th
Starring Irish, i on from the Choctaw Indian's,
and another from th seovieU in on ef tbs pri
isn home of Enflani
Hll.A&BMttXA MAKKBT.
Tdesbat, June 1.
FfcouR aho Meat,. The Flour market i very
It.active -the sale to-day not exceeding 400 bb!,
at 8 for fair brand Pennsylvania Flour. Wes
tern Flour is held at 8j. Corn Meal ell in
small parcels at 15. Rye Flour $6.
Grain. Good Penna. red Wheat is held
Penna. yellow Corn is selling freely at ft
SI 11. Oats Penna. 65c, 8outhern 64c.
Whiskey In bbl is worth 37 a 36c.
at (3
10 a
BALTIMORR MARKRT,
Office oMeOAtTtMoaa America, May 13.
GRAIN. A (mail lot of prime Penn'a Wheat
wa sold to day at $3 per bushel. We quote
good to prime Md. reds at 93,S0a$3.
Sale of Md. Corn to-day at 100102 et. for
white, and 105108 ct. for yellow.
The demand for Oat is lei active. Sale of
Maryland and Virginia, to day, atoSaOO cents.
WHISKEY. There i not much inquiry to
day. Small ale of bbl. are making at 35 ct.
Hhd art held at 34 ct.
A Soldier' Price The average price of a
(oldier, according to the standard fixed by Gen.
Scott, i $300. A letter from Mexico, in the
Journal of Commerce, says that Gen. Scott has
taken the guerilla business in hand, and by his
order, every, murder that the Meiicans may
commit, takes $300 out of the nearest alcalde's
pocket. This i less than half the amount that a
good slave will bring his master in the couth.
Drowsinrm, Swimming of the Head, a roaring
noise in the ears, headache, palpitation of the heart,
Ac Wright's Indian Vegetshle Pills are a certain
cure for the above unpleasant complaints, because
they purge from the body thore stagnant and cor
rupt humors which, when Hosting in the genetil
mass of circulation, are the cause of a determina
tion or rush in the blood to the head, giddiness,
loss of memory, dimness of eight, drowsiness, pain
of the head, and many other symptoms of a loaded
and corrupt state of the blind.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill are also one of
the very best medicines in the world for the cure
of indigestion, and therefore will not only remove
nil the above unpleasant symptom, and eniiiely
prevent any evil consequences resulting from a
rush of blood to the head, but will most assuredly
restore the body to a stale oT sound health.
Beware of counterfeits of all kinds! 8ome are
coated with sugar ; others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The
safest course is, to purchase from the regular agents
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
03Agent for the sale of Wright' Indian Vegeta
ble PilU in Sunbury, Henri Masse. For other
agencies see edvertisemmt in another column.
TarsT to Bbandrsih's Pills, take them so
as to produce a brisk effect, and your sickness will
be the affair of a day or two, while those who are
too wise to follow this common-sense advice, will
be sick for months. Let the sick enquire of the
agents for Brandreth' Pills whether these thing
are so or not. Lel them enquire among their
frienda end ask the same question. Verily if evi
dence is wanted it shall be procured. To the sick
let me say, use the Bbad.eth Pills is the best
sdviee mortal man csn give you.
rrj Purchase of H. Masser, Sunbury, or of the
sgents published in another part of this paper.
HANCE'S SAR8APARILLA VEGETABLE
Olt BLOOD PILLS.
FIFTY PILLS Iff A BOX the Cheapest and
best Medicine in existence
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD!
removing bile,
correcting disorders
Tf the stomach and bowel,
toslivenees, dyepia, swimming
in the head, Ac. Persons of a full habit,
who aie subject to Headache, Giddiness, Drtiw-
linns, and ringing in the Ears, aiining from too
great a flow of blood to the Head, should never
be without them, a many dangerous
symptoms Writ be entirely carried
off by their immediate use.
READ THE FVLLOWIXG WONDERFUL
CUBE OF DYSPEPSIA .'
This is to terlify tbst my wife was afflicted with
the Dyspepsia for twelve years, end triej both ad
vertised mrdicttw and Thomonran, bit without
effect ; and myself attacked with blindness, and my
head otherwise eflecred from hard drinking, so that
I was apprehensive of tils; and recing
HANUE 8 sAHSAPAHlLLA PILL8
advertised, I went and got a box of them, which,
to my astonishment effected a cure of me and my
ife both as yet, and I do think them without a
rival before the public 6. II, Ham.
Albemarle street, near Wilk.
For sale by SETH 6, HANCE, 108 Baltimore
, and comer Charles and Pistt streets, Baltimore,
snd by liEDKiiE BKIll HT, Sunbury,
D. BRAU TIOAM, Northumberland.
June 6. 184T.
CMX YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED
THAT FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS,
COLDS. CONSUMPTIONS, ASTAMA. Spit.
ting of Mood. Pain and Opprtssiitn of the Brtait,
there i nothing equal to HAKVETS COM
POUND SYRUP OF HOREHOUND.
This medicine has now been iu use fur sit years,
during which time there haa been a eonatant de
mand for it, and ita popularity instead of declining,
has been slwavs on the increaae.
During this time many new medicines have
sprung up for (he cure of the above complaints,
some of which lasted only a few months, and others
not ss long 1 but HANCE'S SYRUP has redtly
gohe on gaining favor with all classes of society,
until it ha now become identified by many rami
lies ss a
REGULAR FAMILY MEDICINE.
To (hnea who hsva never used the Comprond
Syrup of Hoiehound, this notlcs Is prttulr'.y J,,
reeled to, as to those who hsva or.es experienced
its peculiarly happy etTrcts, any nre,lM of its meiits
Would be superfluous.
PRICE 60 Cents pVr Veule, or 6 bottle for 550.
... Of ' ty SETH 8. HANCE, corner of
Carles Pratt si., and 108 Baltimore atreet,
I and by GEORGE BRIGHT, Suntcry,
1). BKAUI IUAM, NOrthumbeiland;
June 5, 1847.
A Baif Wifs Hsstia ba left my bed nd boar J
i& wiibotil any just cause, I cuu'.ion hny ikon
sgsiuat uusring hn shytbing en my account, as 1
will pay nothieg of her contracting. .
Jonathan farnsworth.
Shamokin, June 1, 1847. 3t.
Wt IWLI
TRICE CUURENT.
Corrected Weekly by Henry Matter.
Wftait, . . . a S00
R, . . . . .too
Co S, a ... a 100
Oats, a . 60
BottbM, . . . .18
Eoas, k . . 8
Pork, . . . . 6
FtAXatUt), ... lis
BsKBWAt, . . . 30
Tallow, ... 10
Flax, ... .10
Hkcrli Flax, 10
Daiait AreLEa, . . 78
Do. Patent-, . . 1(0
" Good Intent Fire Company"
A STATED MEETING of the Company will
be held on Monday evening next, st 7 o'clock,
at the Court House. Punctual attendance is re
quired. HENKY DON N EL,
June 5, 1847. Secretary.
"Washington Fire Company."
THE members of the "Washington Fire Com
- pny" are requested to meet at the State
House, on Monday Evening, June 6, at 7J o'
clock, precisely. Punclual attendance is required.
June 6. SAMUEL J. YOUNG, See.
PUBLIC SALE
ON Saturday, the 3d of July next, at 10 o'clock.
A. M, will be sold by public vendue, at the
Court House in Sunbury, all the claim, right, ti
tle and interest of the umleraigned in one h undred
and sixty-one shares of Noithuniberlwnd Sank
Stock.
T11 a MitrcACTratV A Mr.csuatrV
Bark, Ac. PhilaJrhihia County.
By her Attorney, H. BELLAS.
Snnbmy, June 5. 1847. 6t
Fro all Quarters or tre titnnr..
THE following letters are presented with a viw
of more fully showing the opinions of pi .ysi
rians in relation to the medical value of Dn,
8watr's CoMrousn Stauror Wits I'merht.
Dr. 8wist Dear Sir: Having Urd your
Compound 8yrup of Wild Chttrry, extensively in
my practice, I was requested by your agent. Dr.
Crtttcher, to express my opinion in writing, of it
properties a a remedial agent, t most cheerfully
romp!y, as t foci by so doing, I Will discharge a
debt I owe the community at large, and physicins
in panicnlar. As much as t detest quark reme
dies and patent nostrums, I Was induced rVm a.
failure of the moat p.itont evpefctoran'B, tecommen
ded in our materia medicas ill some ca-es of Dis
eased lung, to try youi preparation or Pruntts
Virginia or Wild Cherry. Ii is sufficient to say
that I wa so much pleaved with the remit of
that and suVf qucnt tit ten that I now prescribe it in
preference to all other remedira where an Wtpecto
rant i indicated. In tho much dremred Prrcumo
nia or Disesse of the Lunga, in the alatming form
in which it appears in Kentucky, I regard ft aa aft
invaluable remedy in the treatment of that dis-ae.
To alt who know me I have aaid tonouah, but an
this my he seen by persons not of (he vrcinity of
Frankfort, 1 will briefly add, that I have Wen en
gaced in an active practice of my profession for 12
years, and am s regular graduate of TransyNani.i,
and this is the first patent medicine t ever thought
enough of to express sn opinion in writing.
J. II. ELLiaiim, M. .
Jan 7, 1 84T. Ftahkhn to., Ky.
Fbarkvort, Kt., Jan 1, 18)7.
The above reniRcale is from one of our physi
cians lilng a few miles from here, he is doing s
very good practice, snd is considered s good physi
cian, atrd stands lair; be is a he siy, a regular
graduate. Dr. W. L. Crvtthkr,
Druggift and Apothecary.
try Since llie introduction of my article to the
public, theie have a number of unprincipled indi
vidual got up nostrums, which they assert contain
Wild Cherry, some are called "Ualnams, Uitters,
and even Syrup of Wild Cherry, but mine ia the
original and only genuine preparation ever intro
duced to the public, which can he proved by the
public ftrtords of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania. I he only safeguard against imposition 1
to see that my signature on each bottle.
Us. Ii. SWAY INK,
Corner of Eighth and Race eta., Philadelphia.
Only Agent in Sunbury. is
HENRY MASSER.
Dr. ). A. Moore, Danville ; T. 8. Mackry &.
Son, Mdion ; M. D. & J. Wei's, Muncvt C. A.
Wvatt. Iwisburir. Dans & Schnute. Sehnsgrovet
John I'. Rean, Line Mountain P. O.
rhilad.lpt.ia, - alO-ctm.m-ly
Djaprpflltt of lO VfcaiV fltttttdlng
THE wife of Captain Roberta, on Vino Street,
near Wst. r, CinrShnaiti, has been afflicted
with DYSPEPSIA In its mtttt aggravated fond
for the last ten yra, was ree.immendcd by tvlebra
led phyaiciahs of Boston, New Yoik, Phllailelphia,
Baltimore, and Cincinnati, to travel, as they could
do nothing for bee. She did 0, but it did her no
good. She then cnmmvnCed using the moat popu
lar medicines of the day fit her complaints, but le
rlvrd no benefit. Sestng an ailveriiaement of DK.
SMITH'S VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED
PILLS in the paper, she concluded to gitre them
a trial sent to O. F. Thomas, Main alreet, be
tween Third snd Fourth, Dr. Smith's Agent for
Cincinnati, and puichased a box, took them tccor-
ding 10 direction, and can with heart felt Joy slate
that aba derived more benefit from the ue of one
box of Dr. Smith's Sugar Coated Veg. labia Pills,
thatt from any other medicine she has made one of
during the ten yeat. The above wa sent to G,
F. Thomas on lha 3d Deo., 1844 1 Cin. Timet.
CAUTION. A a miserable imitation has
been made, by the name of 'Sugar Coaled Pill,"
it is necessary to be sure that Dr. G Besj. Satttt
signature I on every box. Price 35 cents.
Principal Office. 179 Greenwich st. New York.
Sold by JOHN W. FRILINO. Sunbury.
WM. rORSYT.112, MrAumfc
Physic for tho Army
JdliAPA TAKEN!
51 188 NARY A. IlItCAY, of
the borough of Northmtrland, uc.
ceaaor to Daniel Biautigam, repectfuuy
Inform tba public, that although Gen.
Scott' rrhv has tskeh Jslips, famous for its pro
duttion of Jalap, she still has enough of the article
to supply In wnis 01 oer cusinmorr, ocsiurs cwij
other variety of drugs and medicine usually found
In an aontbeeirt shop. Having pUrchssed the
thrk nt M r. Brsuliaam. she has opened a new e-
slablilhmeut, almost opposite t'ta bid stand; and
trua a. bv alriet attention to buainras, to mHl the
natronarra of the vicinity snd public.
Clia evil! eonslantly keeo ort harid every variety
of Druoa. Paint. Spirea, Talent MaUicinea, etc,
ihat.i usually found in a diug atois, which ah
will dlfpos of at reasonable prices.
Phjaicisna and others, from s distance, supplied
al wholoaala piies.
Nwthumbeiland, May 33, 1847. 3m.
Indian Vegetable Panacea.
HEREDITARY TETTER,
"suts, It ia now slk months since my
youngest child, daughter, had a cutaneous
affection, Which made its srpesrance over 'Its en
tire body,'' It wss leist of Hereditary Tetter, and
o i rule tit was the disease, that we wished, in
case It could not be apredtly relieved, that It mhrht
be soon laid in its grave. At this stags of the dis
esse rhy slsterin-laW called upon you to advise a
to the best preparation Of 8arsptilla that could
be procured, a sn altercatlve t when you recom
mended the use Of Dr. Cullen' Indian Vegetable
Panacea, and I am pleased In say that the good
effects of the medicine Wate perceptible when it
had taken hut a TeW doses ; and by the time we
had used one single bottle, the disesse hsd entirely
dissppesred, and from thnt time there has been no
re-sppearauca. I ieallyf.el thankful to you for
having recommended the Panacea in ihi esae. for
t feel confident that had not the disease been ar
reted, my child would, ere this, have been the
tenant of the cold and silent tomb.
Rerpeclfully yours,
FowAnn A Waltor, JOHN P. REEH.
Phil. Dec. 0, 1845. 89 N. Seventh St
WHITE 8WELLINO.
Mr. J.T. Roward, ri7. D-t 10. 1845.
Der Sir, At your request I cheerfully give you
n account of the wonderful cure effected upon me
by Dr. Cullen' Indian Vegetable Panacea. At
the age of 14 year I had upon my right knee a
White Swelling, which stiffened the joint, and
caused some seventy or more pieces of Ihe bone
pieces of the bone to come away in the sore, and
which waa temporarily relieved by the usust reme
dies, but not entirely cured. At times sores would
again break nut, and become ao distressing and pain
ful that 1 could get no reel night nor day. In this
way it continued until laM spring, when, having
witnessed the cilrsordinary efler's of your P.inicea
aa an alicrnotivo, upon a daughter of mine who
wa using it for a chronic disease, I concluded to
make a trial of it in my own case; the roult baa
been an entire rure. I am nnxv 67 years of age, and
have suffered 53 years with the soree. I cheerful
ly add my testimonial to the many Other t have
heard, of the cures pitformed by your eelebrsttd
Panacea. THOMAS WALTON
400 N. 3d at, Alderman tth Ward, N. L.
BCORFULA
To Whom it may concent Thia may certify
that my child, almost from birth, wa afflicted with
Scorfula, which covered moat of ita body with
sores ( end that for 18 months, though constantly
Under medical rteatmcat, no'ldog aff riled reliel
till 1 waa induced to make trial of Dr. Cullen' In
dian Vegetable Panacea. The attending phvai
ciin, on W'tneeaing ita good effects, recommended
ita continuance eccording to directions, and by u
sing s single bniilo ol ihe Panacea, the child wan
apparently cured. Ii ia now ahnn.1 4 month' since
the mtJicinta was discontinued, and I have no
doubt but the cure ia cnmplrte. Your truly.
RowAHit A W.tTO, M. Mei:I.EAS,
Philad, Aug fi, 1815. 380 Market st.
BARBERS' ITCH.
Mr. J.T. Rowsan Sir. Somi-time laat spiing
I wss so Unfortunate as to get the "Jarkson, or
Barber Itch," by shaving after anme one affected
by that irouhlewme and obstinate disease.
You cannot have forgotten the swollen and irri
tated condition of my face at the lime you rccom
manded Dr. Cdtlen'a Indian Vegetable Panacea.'
I have now the pleasure to inform you, for the
benefit of all who are aimilarly afflicted, that the
liae of a single botile of the Panacea cured me en
tirely. You may well iudiie of my gratification at
such a rcviilt, aa I h id so often known the dtwase
to continue Tut years under tl) nsual mercurial re-
medic. (Signed) T.L.SANDERS.
Pfctlad. Aug. 6, 1845. Pledge Office.
SCORFULA.
Mfssra. RoWAsn &, WilTorr. I have been for
two yeara or more severely afflicted with Scorfula,
am! al er having tried three eminent pt yaiciana
Without sny relief, I bad come to the conclusion
thatt most die. I had fourteen open nicer on my
face and body at ihe same time. While in this
condition, a frirnd procured me a bottle of your
Dr. Cullen's Indian V egelsble Panacea. Thia w
stioUt 1 Wo months since. 1 have taken six botitea
and am tomplerely cured. My general health is
lao bettet thsn K haa been for eara.
E. W. MAXWELL, Mryva Court.
tJertiftcarC of curee in pamphlet form, may be
h1 Gratis, st the ofiicea of the sgents.
Tla tn.lfr4n fs ,iViiurftl mid attld bv the
proprietors, RoWand Ot Walloh, No. iTt Matket
atreet, rhiladelpMa.
rW W DanenhnWer, No I Murray st N Y
- . . a.. a. at Ii art aaa sat s arv! ar.
W Uanennowr. ro 1 w r nan, ,in. w.
c
T Jenkins, No 58 Canal at N Oileatta.
N Robinaon, cor Gay $ Saratoga sis. Bait,
Agents t II. MASSEK, Sunbury.
H.
Mr.
..aer, Milton t J. Bm-IoIJ, New Ber
lint
Musser, Millheim; Bhatpe D. Lewis,
Wilkral.artK.
Sold also by Druggists throughout the United
State. juns o.imt. am. my
" Kfttnte of John lMillin, ittrTti.
-vXTO I'lUE is heretiy sWen, that letter of t-
iyi miniMntion haVe beeh granted to ihe aub
cribrM, on the estate ol John Philltpa, late of Ihe
borough of Northumberland, iNoMh d rounty, dct .1
All uitsons indebted to said etatx, or having
claims against the same, are rcqnealed in call and
tattle. t;rini?i 1 ia. riiu.i.u'Ji,
PHILIP YOl'NU,
Nnrth'di May 847 Ct Ajlinra.
First lVrmiiilii WrlllliK liiU.
No 8T North Third Strccti
tMllLADELIMIlA.
7iRllM Dr
Hare, the rrlebraieo! PridVaor nt
1?
Chemistry lu the Univeiaiiy ol Penn'a.
tPhlUileSuhil. tlrt. 11. IMS.
'Dear Sir Having tiied your Ink, will thank
a . . k a a t. : 1 i .
you lo lend me anmtier ih.uu a 1 una 11 10 i
ncillent. I am youra, uuiy,
Rbir. Hae."
From Dr. t.ocae. c"f flncinhatl, dlminauied
f.ik hit numerous aiientlnc reaeaicber.
Medical College of Ohio. Cincinnati,
January 17, IM4.
Hviiig uaVd Mr. Hover 'a Writing Ink, I 4m
aallatVed that It ia Ihe best which baa ever Coine 10
my knowledge, end eapecially it urxe-lltnt tot Ihe
use of Steel Fens, ttAd will not corrode ihein; even
in long ue.
to Locks, Pibr. of t'henitrV.,
HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
FrOm a vveil known scibniific gentleman.
. -Pbiladeljihia, Febt 37. 1840.
Mr. joseih E. HoVer Sir I A us of voiir Ue
mini, snd sum practical tests of its superiority,
ha Induced me to recommend it to others aa an
invaluable article for mending China, Glaaa, or
Cabinet Ware; CinraaU MoariT, ,-
Analytic Chemist."
For tale at the Manufactory, Whole! and R
tail. No. 87 NuaTit J sibd btassT, oppuaita
Cherrv street. Philadolphia, by
. , JOSEPH.
Ms 33, 1847. ,30 l
.B. HOVRR,
Manufacture!.
Spring Goods.
THIS subscribe haa Just received hi New
Silting Good, to which he invite hia frienda
and customer to call snd examine for themselves,
His strk consists in part or the following t
Superior Cloths, of sli colors Caasimer of differ
ent patterns) Satin and other Vetting t Ca
licos, Lawns, Ginghams, Check. Tick
ings, snd rammer wear of all kinds
and prieei; 1ao, Leghorn and
Palm hiaf Hatai Umbrellas
and Parasola, from 35
cent upward
Iso, Groceiies, Queens
ware, Hardware, t'edarware.
Oil, Psints, Fish, 8lt, Ac, Ac., Ac.
and in fact, every article usually kept in a country
store, which will be sotd very fow, for cash or any
kind of trade. JOHN BOGAR.
Sunbury, May 1Mb, 1847. nl4y
More New Goods!
T
11 E last arrival ia at Pti'dy's Slore, Market
Square, where mill be found handaoino aa-
sortmen' of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
of the latest snd most approved styles, consisting of
Chillis, nwmera, Vcatings,
Summer Stuffs, Moos, de laiires, Lawn,
Ginghams, Palicna, Muslins,
Jeans, Ac., Ac , Act fclao, s Villi asaortment of
Groceries, alt of which will be s.dJ tower than ever
nflmed in ti ls market.
Call and examine for yntuselve.
Sunbury, May 15 h, 1847. tf
flHE StorVholders are hereby notified, that an
1. elertion will be beM at the hoe.se of James
t"e, tnthe liorough of NorlhumWrtand, on Mon
day the 7th day of June next, between the hoora
e.T 10 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock. P. M., for the
purpose of electing olflcei T.r the enauing vear.
J. R. TRIESTLEY,
North 'd. May 8. 1847 4t Pres't.
Orthan Court Sale
IN pursumee of an otder of the Orphan Court
of Northumlieilaml county, will be (old at pub
tic vendue, on Saturday the 17th day of Jvty next,
on the premiaea. to wit; A certain tract of land
aituate in Shamokn township, in aaid cottnty, con
taining 109 acres and 113 perches, atrrct Weasifro,
adj tmng laud of the heiia of MaTtm Weaver, John
tJnger, Solomon reaely, anu ac 1 reTOiey,
whereon is erected a two rtmy log hiVQaeand atone
kitchen, a large frame bank barn, atone smoke
house and an excellent itrh .Yd of chtrice frtlit.
AIo, one other tract, sitOate in the township and
county aforesaid, containing 35 acre and M per-
chea, adtlning the atiove (leCTirea TTircr, Samuel
Hales, TJeoiee linger, and li-sac 1 rcibley, whereon
are erected a one and a half story frame boose, a
frame stable, and a log shop, with a grmd Well of
water at the house, and a thriving young Orchard
of choice fruit. Also, a ceVain oThcr Ttsct of wood
land situate in the township aforeaaid, containing
81 acres and 51 perches, adjoining Uemrad Yeager,
Joieph Chamberlin, and Auguatua Hucy. A bio,
a certain O'lier tract oi larm ni una townsmp, con
laining 33 acres and 147 perches, stYrcl Tnatfre,
of which about one half is cleaied, adjoining Au-
guntua Hu'-y, Nathantel Button, and othete. Al
so, a certain other trart erAate 1n aid toWTlahlp,
containing? seres snd 14 perchea, strict measure,
dioining Solomon Fegrly, and othera. Late the
estate of Chrtatian Fegety . dee'd.
Sale to commence at lOn cmc, A. M. or said
day, When ttre mm of salo Will be made knowu
by SOLOMON FEGELY,
REUBEN FEGELY.
By order of the court, Admrs.
Enwa Ovstxb, Cl'k.O. C.
Sunbury, April 44th, 1847. Ul3t
SOMETHING NSW!
FIHE Subscriber have the exclusive light of
1 vending J. M. THATCHER'S
Hot Isiost ttol Alt- Cooking
in the counties of Nniihotnlajrland, Columbia and
Schuylkill; and from the encouragement met With
already, they expect 10 do a largW bUainess. This
atoVe ia tnntrocted on an entirely new pricciple,
and on the Only principle that fn make both a
good Wood and coal atoVe. The inventor has over,
come all the difficulties that so frequently belong to
other stov'S. He hss by hia arrangement, con
structed s broiling rxjOVefl III Irotltk where
in broiling, masting, frying or baking may be done,
Snd all the smell that arlaes ihtreftom must ps
into the combustible chamber, nj I not St all
thrown Out into the room. .3) Beside this, there
it ait oven only twolnehe Irsa than the Whole site
of the atnva. wherein baking ot toasting may be
done a well as it can be in the Common brick overt.
Thi uVen i alwava fit for tie when the a'oVe a
healed, a the Whole draught Of bot tit pSsaes a
rOUnd it constantly.
Publ e etir-nti.m 1 pirtlrUl.il! trailed to this
atoe. It can be seen St our Suite and Tin Estab.
lishrhent In North DartVillrt, at the ign or the Lo
lumt ia Tin shop, and at the Foundry Of Rdhtbach
A Clement In Sunbury, where ita particular qualU
tic ill be fully shown 4ndcXp athW to any person
wiahing lo eX trnine it.
Th. aoliac.rltiera Continue to have 6n hand all
kiltd of psHoi atove. such i rsdistor. cjr lenders,
fancy and plain, sUUaOle lor tl wno may iaor ua
with a call: alao common sneci anu nuaaia iron.
hich Can tie Made in any deirtble hape : toge.
iS..r U lih rent HI aR'ttrtmenl of tin and jauinned
ware; wholesale and iwiail. Country nier. hanta
ate lnited to can ami examine our stoca. aa our
Wotk fAnruH be sltrpaSaed, and pucwa mixloerSte.
N It. We ran lately recommend Ihe above men
ll lined stUve lo irrths who wish 10 emharX In I
g.aid buaineas. The patentee will a'cll ellbfer couh
tW or state Vlehlr. to suit iiurchaar'r, and on re
u'litlile teima. lie 01 Ola ac'tlit may ne ion no in
Danvillo, P. J. A J. All TER.
The umleraigned, having sten lo operation the
bot bial hot air cooking atove, invented and p
1....1..I 1.. 1 M 'li.irhrV. certify that w believe.
from the manner 01 Ita conwucimn ami oiera'ion,
that it ia the boat one eVet offered lo the public. The
rrSneernetit la Mt 'complete and IheConatruclioh art
judicioua, that there i a saving ot rme half fol
ahd Ittue, In doing any given aniounun --,
over other cetebritetl stove. In abort w reeom
meht it ill preference to ll other, for ihe simple
reason ths't it embrace every brsnch pf rconorriy.
Sml 5'rrett, John WGarrell. David CbsU
w b u ;,,k.h Inha M ISiSv. B Thortipsun.
Smith Thompson, J D lliho, John Oakes, Heaiki-
ah Uesr, Cllas r uooiier, on ei u.,, I'.mti
Hoffinsn, Henry H Rifl. f H '. Daniel
Dr.Uliach, Joph Vanki.k. Brooke Bpley.
Danville, March B, 1847. ly .
ARk. The highest meikat ptic paid for
Bark, at the slots of
March 37, 1847. JOHJJ BOGAR.
JS
dotan Uorn Brooms fVf gaU, by the do
sen or single, at t Aft H dpaen. by
arc 37, 1K47. - JOHN BOGAB.
HATDffilT & COALS,
Flour, Product, and General Commit
lion Merchant $,
No. lie Suits'. Waaas, BALTIMORE,
rFFER thetr services to tha Merchants snd
V Fsrrners of the Sutqaehsnna Valley, for the
sale of Flour, Grain and Product generally, in the
Baltim.wa market, and from their extensive ac
quaintance among purthsesrs and shippers, csn
Safely wsrrant sailsfartory (ales.
Correspondent wiH be eonetsndy kept sdvistd
of the state of tba markets, Ac.
R.ferto
Messrs. Wm. Wilson A Sons,
Iae Reynolds A Son, 1 n ,
D.vi,lson A Ssuoders, -Bwe.
Reynolds A Smith, j
and McssTt. Tingley, Caldwell A English, Phil.
May 1.6th. 1847. m
CHEAP BLINDS!
S. aT. "77ILLIA1S,
Venetian Blind Manufacturer,
No 1 3 Norih ih at., (a Tew doors above Market st.)
PHttafA.aOfiX.a9nZ Ay
MAS now on hand the targeat and moat faAion.
able ass 1 men I of Narrow Slat and other Ve
nettan UKnda of sny eatnh!iahment In the United
Statee, which he will sell, Wholesale and l.'ctail,
st the lowest pi I ecu.
The crtitens of Sunbury and vrcinity are re port,
felly solicited to call on him before purchasing else,
where, as he is Confident of giving entire satisfac
tion to all who may tbos favor him wKh a call.
OLD BLINDS Repainted and Trimmed, so as
to look ejusl to new.
Order pnnclually sttended to, and the Blinds
forwarded with despatch,
D. J. WILLIAMS.
March ft. 1 847. 3m.
F AlOi
nPHE subacrrbor offers for sale a cheap Farm,
site ale m Shamnkin township, Northomlicr
4and county, about eight miles from Sanbury, ly
ing between the Centre tern pike snd Irirh Valley,
containing 163 seres snd allowance. Said farm
is in a good slate nf rultivatiim, with reasonably
good huHdtngs and rxcelleot water Rear the door t
snd all kinds of fiit, Ac.
JOHN FARNSWORTH,
SunhaTv, Feb. 2. 1847.
Clothing Establishment
OPERATIONS in Ciotmiva see m to be the
older of the day, at the Phil.idulphia Ward
Robe, 10r Chesnnt street, where every article in
tho hneta htA, and sold st astunichiug low prices,
embracing
Cloaks, Bangups, ttver Sack Coats, Short Sack
Coats, Super French Cloth Drees Frook
Cost, Pantaloons of every grade and
style, arty of which will be sold either
by the garment or dozen, at pri
ce s that will jartify the
moat economical in
buying.
We advise all wbo Want good End cheap Clo
thing, to call at No. 05 Chesnut street,
Philadelphia. Feb ih, 1817. t5m
IN THE BOOK OF NATUPE AND OF
COMMON SENSE, that the natural vegeta
ble productions of every Counfry Te, if prerly
sypfied, amply sofTlcienl Tor the cure of eVery nta
lady incident to each peculiar ttimsre.
miTS INDIAN VBGET1BLS rittS,
or the
tforih AttierlVikik toHrtfc oritcftl'tha
are composed of all plants Which grow spnntSne
ously on our Own soil, knd ate therefore better a-
daptcd to our cons' iVutinn t'han NhUfines concoc
ted from foreign drugs, however well they may b6
compnuhihid ', and a they are founded upon tha
principle thM nie nnVaa'11 lody ia in truth
8UUJECT 10 BL'T ONE DIPE.SR,
namely, Irtrrub't humors, and that fsld Me!rine
curea thia dieas on Natraai Fruit'! r. by
cleansing end purifying thi rWtf , it Will le man
ifest that, if the conatitntlon bo hl entirely ef a
haUaled, a pemeverarrt in their Ufte, accord in lo
directions, ia sraoluttfy tetlain to drive discus of
everv name from the body.
When We Wiah to ret0tB s swamp or (Morass to
fertility, we draih it of the superabundant water. Iu)
like manner, ir wo wish to restore the body la
heatlh, we must tlesnte it of impurity.
wrioht's Indian veof.table pills
will be found one of the best, If not th very best
medicine in the world for carrying out this Gbabb
Puetrttsa PainciFLE. because they expel from
the body all morbid ahd corrupt hum ir, Ihe causa
of the disease, in an easy and Natural Manner
and while they fcVety day eiva babe ahd risarsa,
di -ei.se of every name is rapidly driven from the
liody.
Wlliwlng highly respectable storekeeper
hsVe beeh duly appointed agents for the aale of
IVricAf t Indian Yegttvble rtli; in Northumbeta
lahil county :
Henry Masser, Sunbury.
E. A J. KaulVinah, Angnatt lOWnship.
Samuel Herb, Little Mahonny.
William Deepen. Jackson.
Benev'tlle Horahue, tiper Mahohoy.
John G. Rcnn. Upper Mahonoy,
Sam'tiel John, Shamokintown.
Forjthe, Wil-on A Co.. NotthumbeVtentf.
E. L, Piper, SValaonburg.
Irlatld A Htv. McEwenaVille.
JaVfte Feed.'Pott.grove.
Wm. G Bcot't, fioshvilTe.
Hanotan Kntcble. Bly.turg P. 0.
Arwus T. Betsscl, IMrbXitsville.
Oiden ShaJfel, tYl' Mahonoy.
Rhode A Frrow. f rtV.l.istuwp.
John King, FarrheraVille.
SVs 0. Cihl.Maitln' t.rek:.
1. De Voting, HivVki!l.
Abraham SlieVeY. RichmotitV
Samuel Taylor, Blateford.
John H. Vincent, Chiliauaiue.
Vrii. Heinen A Biother, Milton-, ,
Biwaas oV lToekTEaiT. Thi VHhlic iH
cautioned agalnat the rOany apurioul medicine!
which in order to drcrlve, ,r called V.y name h
miH'r lo Wriuhi' Indian Vrgelalb Pilla.
The s ijest couVae 1 lo purchase of th tegular
agents oltly, who ars gentlemen that may be Mi
lled eo, , . .
try Office dcvoleJ eclusiely 10 ICS IB el
toKioirrs Indian vegetabLb pim.n,
of lb North American College of Helth No. 284
Greenwich Street, New York ; No. 18 I ni"'
Strawt. DiVaton; and PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Nor
109 Rtcg StWeit, Philadelphia.
Jap 30th. 1847. 19y-
UCHLTToOK8TlJvTVre Df
log P.p. Writins. P.per, Steel Pen. n.l
Harrif Columbian .... J-VftfiAlu'
store of w"
Jan. 16, 1847.
igV.DARWARE. gunws..