0 EISE & SON,
rtlK MACKDOlfltl.
' Our reader arc aware tbat from tome dlfllcul
iv, the tf. 3. frigate Macedonian one of tbe vet
r 'a granted by Congree t carry provlalona to
th starving poor of Ireland and Scotlandhat
been de ttined for torn time et New. York. It
w ill bo gratifying to the friend or the tofferert
to learn, tbat more effective meaturea hive been
km to bring about tbe Meet desired, end that
tbe vrti wilt leave in a ehort time MA great
country this,' truly; .While we are engaged In
bloody warfare, tiving the world evidenr of our
-termination to reaiet all encroarhrr.enta upon
-ir right, we ate retelling a famishing people
"nm the grave. The following lines, by Mrs.
II ah, upon the tubject, are appropriate : Eo.
A morning light on at or my aeaa,
As etam through clouds of night,
So give her banner to the breete,
And spread her canvaii white,
And fair will be tbe akic above,
And i moot h the aeaa below,
While with her armament of rove,
She anil to meet the foe.
On ! on ! they atretch the pleading hand,
From Erin'a blasted shore;
Gaunt Famine and his vampire band,
There press the battle sore;
On, like a warrior meet the foe,
And stay the deadly strife ;
And like heaven's messenger, bestow
The bread of human life.
Oh! never 'mid a scene of blood
Such glorious deed was done ;
Not when Decatur conqueror stood,
The Macedonian won
At now, when freighted forth the goet,
A food-ship on the tea ;
Bearing to those who then were foes,
The free gifts of the Free.
The golden fleece the Argo bore,
When sweeping proudly home;
But laden with a richer store
Our noble thip will come ;
And blessings breathed from broken heart!
To hope restored again,
As Winter's death-cold ice depart
Beneath Spring' gentle rain.
Then give her banner to the breeze,
Like stara through clouds of night ;
And like tbe morn on stormy aeat
Uiifurl her canvas white.
Swelled by gUd thought, like air from beav'n,
That we in fulness live,
And from the bounties God bath given,
We have tbe means to give.
Production or the United Btatae.
The Patent Office Report furnithea the fol
lowing important information .'
Wheat, oate, ryo, Indian corn potatoes, hay
and tobacco, are raised in every State and Ter
ritory in the Union.
Barley raised in all excrpt Louisiana.
Buckwheat raised in all except Louisiana and
Florida.
New England, New York, New Jersey , Penn
sylvania, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin, do
not raise cotton.
The State that do not raise cotton, together
with Maryland, Delaware and Indiana, do not
raise rice.
Every Stato and Territory except Iowa, doe
raise eilk.
Etery State except Delaware, make sugar.
New York raise the most barley, vit; 1,
802282 buhel.
N-w York raise the most potatoes, viz:
247 90,.V4 biiKhela.
New York raises the moet hay, vis: 4,593,
630 ton.
Ohio raise the most wheat, viz : 10,766,705
bushels.
Pennsylvania raise the most rye, viz; 8,429,
220 bushel.
Pennsylvania r sines the most buckwheat, viz :
6.408, 508 bushels.
Tenneeeee rsioee the most corn, viz; 67,
738 417 bushel.
Virginia raise the moet flax and hemp, viz :
31,720 pound-.
Kentucky raise the most tobacco, viz; 72,
322,543 pound.
Georgia raises the most cotton, viz: 149,
175,129 pound.
South Carolina raise the moat rice, viz: 63,
692,807 pound.
Pbavcbrj va Manubz, A German priest
walking in procession at the bead of hit parish
oners over cultivated field, ic order to procure
a Meeting upon hi crepe ; when he came to one
of unprotnisiog appearance, be would pate on
aaying: "Here prayer and tinging will avail
nothing thia must hive manure."
Six Pi. ao c i a. Sorbier re say that the eix
plague of a atnall town are, a lawyer with great
knowledge, great eophiatry, and no tense of jus
tice ; atj eminent physician, with little skill or
manners; a preacher, without any conscience ;
a quarrelsome told ier; a politician without prin
eiplea; and a man of lettere who eternally dog
Rielize.
"Coma here my lad," said an attorney to a
boy about nine years of age. The boy came,
tud a.ked the attorney what case waa to be tri
rd next The lawyer aw wired "a case be
tweenthe pope and the devil which do you
think will gain the action i" The boy replied,
"I guess it will be a pretty tight iquteze the
v pupa has the moat money bat the devil bat tbe
voat Lawyer.
BANK NOTE WiT.
The Mtowrng list huwH the eutrctrt veto el all
HoMryltahta Bank Notes. Tbe o Implicit re
banc may be placed upon it, as it Is (eery week
jarefully compared with and corrected from Bkk
Dell' Reporter.
Bank la Phtlaetolphtflu
NOTES AT PAR.
Bank of North America . ,
Sank of the Northern Liberties . ,
Commercial Beak of Penn'a. .
Farmer' and Mechanics' Bank' .
Kensington Bsnk
Philadelphia Bank
Schuylkill Bank . . .
Sonthwark Bank
Western Bsnk
Mechenica' Dank
Manufacturer' A Mechanics' Bank
Bank of Petin Townatiip .
Oirard Bank .
Bank of Commerce, lute Moyamroeing
Bank of Pennsylvania .
Country Hanks.
Dank of Chester County Wretcheaiar
Dank of Delaware Co-.imy Chert,
Bank of Oermantnwn Grrmantewn
Bank of Montgomery Co. Norriatown
Doyleetown Bank Doyle! own
E anion Bank Eaimn
Farmer' Bank of Bucks ro. TJri-tol
par
par
par
par
psr
per
per
par
pat
r
par
par
pir
par
par
par
par
par
pr
par
par
Bank of Northumberland Northumberland par
Columbia Bmk A TJridge ro. Columbia par
Firmer' Brink of Lancaster Lancvtet par
l.ancater County Bank Lancaster par
Lancaeler Bank Lanciater pal
Farmera' Bank of Reading Reading par
Office of Bank of Penn a.
Hrriahurg The.o
Lancaster I ulfjcee
Reading f do not
Enston J iuen.
OfGce do do
OtTicai do do
Office do do
NOTES AT
DISCO UNT.
Bank of the United Htatea
Philadelphia
Puttavilla
Lewixtown
Middlciown
Carlisle
Pittsburg
Htilliclivsliurg
Hamburg
Lebanon
Pittsburg
23
gal
Miners' Bank of Potiaville
Bank of Lewislown
Bank of MidUlotown
Carlisle Bank
Exchange Bank
Do do branch of
tlarrixburg Bank
Lebanon Bank
Merchants' ft Manuf. Bank
Bank of Pittaburg
Weat Branch Unk
Wyoming Bank
Northampton Dink
Berka County Hank
Office of Bank of U. 8.
Do do do
Do do do
Pilttbuig
WilliamBporl
Wilkesharte
Allentnwn
Reading
1
1
Pittuhurg
fuileJ
do
Erie
New Brighton
Clmmuert.liurg
Gettysburg
Montrose
do
i
i
Bank of Chambernlturg
Bank of Geltyaburg
Bonk of Susquehanna Co.
Erie Bank
Farmrri' 6l Drovere' Bank
Franklin Bank
Honesdale Bank
MtHinngahela Bank of B.
Vork Bank
Erie
Wyneburg
Washington
Honewlute
Brownsville
York
Hi
- 1-1
H
li
U
5-1
N. B. The notes of those hanka on which we
omit quotations, and aulxtitute a dah ( ) are not
purchaard by the Philadelphia brokera, wilh the
axception of tlmae which hate a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANK 8.
Philadelphia 8av. Ina,
Philadelphia
da
do
do
do
failed
failed
fitted
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Sc-huylkill 8av. Ina.
KeintinKloii 8av. Ins. A
Penn Township Sav. Ins,
Manual Labor Bank ( 1
W- Dyott, prop.)
fjiled
tin anle
closed
cloaed
foili J
clotiej
no 'ale
lilb'd
failed
failed
no eale
1 (iwanda Bank
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bank of Beaver
Bank of Swatara
Bedford
Beaver
Harrixburg
Washington
Bell.fiHite
Pittsburg
Pittsbuig
Payette co.
(ireoiirastle
Harmony
Bank of Wavbingtun
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmers' Mer b ca' Hank
Faimera' St Mch'u' Bank
Farmers' At Mech'ca' Bank
Harmony luatitute
Huntingdon Bank
Hunting. Ion no rale
Letvixtowu nosil
Juniata Bank
Lumbermen's Bank
Wsrirn
DunJufT
New Hope
Milton
Meadfille
Port Carbon
Carlisle
Montrose
L'nioutown
failcJ
no sale
cloned
no aalt
closed
failed
closed
failed
closed
Northern Bank of Pa.
New Hope Dl. Bridp ("o.
Northumb'd Union Col. Bk,
North Weatern Bank of Pa.
Office of Bchulkill Bank
Pa. Agr.Se M.nuf. Bank
Silver Laka Bank
Union Bank of I'con'a.
Weatmoreland Bank
Wilkenbarre Bridge Co.
Grrenaburg
Wilkeabarre nossle
(Tj All notea purporting to be on any Pennayl
tania Bank not given in the above list, may be sat
Jown aa frauJa.
NEW JCIISEY.
Bank of New Brunswick Brunswick failed
Belvideie Bank Belvidera
Burlington Co. Bnnk Mrdford par
Commercial Bank Perth Ainboy
Cumberland Bank Bridgetim par
Tarmera' Bunk Mount Holly par
farmers' and Mechanic' Bk Rahway i
Farmera' and MechanK-a' Ilk N. Biuuawiik failed
Farmers' and Merchants' Bk MlJ.IU-town PL i
Franklin Bank of N.J. Jcrney City
faiUI
Hoboken Bkg A Ciaiing Co Hoboken
lersey City Bank Jersey City
Mt-chsnics Bxnk Patieiaon
Mannfacturera' Bank Belleville
Morris County Bank Morrmtown
Monmouth Bk of N. J. Freehold
Mechanics Bank Newark
Mechsnics' and Manuf. Bk Trenton
Morris Canal and Bkg Co Jersey City
Post Note
Newark Bkg A. In. Co Newark
faileil
failed
failed
failed
i
failed
4
par
no tain
New Hop Del Bridce Co Lamfortaville
N. J. Manufac. and Bkg Co Hoboken
N J Pioeetoa A Lombard bk Jerwy City
i
failml
failed
. i
failwl
4
Orange Bank Ormntie
Paleraon Bank Peterson
People' Bank do
Princeton Bank Princeton
Salem Banking Co Salem
Stale Bank Newark
Bute Bank Etnabeihtowi
Slate Bank Camden
Slate Bank of Morria Mernvown
Bute Bank Trenton
Salem and Philad Manuf Co Salem
Susaei Bank Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton
Union Bank .Dover
Washington Bsnking Co. llarkenaeck
DEfuAWARE.
Bk of Wllm A Braudywine Wilmington
Bank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of 8inyrna Smyrna
Do branch Miltord
Farmers' Bk of Stale of Del Dover
Do branch Wilmington
Do branch Georgetown
Do branch Newcastle
Union Bank Wilmington
CLT Under 6's
par
par
k
par
J
faitoJ
tailed
failed
par
P
par
par
par
par
par
par
QJ" On til banks msrked tbut ( there are ek
thvr ronnterfeil or altered note of th varioue da
etBtoaUofia, ia ci reals ooo.
3a
Cottimifltion ifferclianti,
Per the sate of Floor, Grain, and all kinde of Coun
try Produce,
No. 49 Commit $lrttl Wharf,
BALTIIUOSfi.
(y Cash adfances on Consignment.
Feb Ulth, 1847 8m. . .
TO WATOH IV1AKBRS
AND
J. L A D O VL TJ 3,
Importer tf Walclits, Watch-Makers
TooN nnd Wnlcli MnleriHls,
Tr holoanle Jk ItefnlL
AV 35 Snuth Fvurth it, PHILADELPHIA,
HAH ronaianily on hand a large aavorltnent of
I.unelt", Pttent, and Plain Olj Min
apiing, Vcrgrs, Dn.U, Watch Hands, and a com
plete aOrt ornl of all Tools nod Material brimm
ing to the trd-; with a lurge a-aortmnt of Go'd
and Silver Lever, Lepine, an J Plain Watchet all
nf rvhich h wi'l ginr.inty loaell at the low mi Nv
Yoik prxm. All order from the country punctu
allv evecnt-d.
N. B. Country merchat.U an l o'her arrinitail
to e II and exnmine at the Old Slund, No. 'i'i
Sumh Fnurih t:eei.
Ph'la 'elphiw. Jn.:t. 1B47. Hm
CITT ATJCTIOIT STOP.E.
No. 31 North Third street,
(tH TBS CITT MOTt.)
PH IL ABBLVHI A.
C. C. M A CKE Y, Atcno.NEr.R-
TO COU.N TRY STORE KEEPEK.
I7V'r.NINO S.l.r.3 of Hardwire, I'utleiy,
2J Saddlery, Whip. Boots, S!io. , Hala,
Cipa, Guns, Ti-tols. (Nothing,
Watchra and Fancy O iod.
At Morkry'a Auction St re, 31 N.rili TLirJ
street, nrsr the City Hotrl.
The uttinii'n of t'onniry M- rrhanta in inviied.
The Contis will he a 1.1 in lo to suit uchwri,
and all CiooJa offi red will h wa'rao'eil qi il to ihe
represrnluli'iix that may br maJc of ihi-m.
N. B. A largo aMcrlmri.t of (roode a Priale
Sale. Jan. Id. 1617 ly
95 North yd st., bet. Arch & Kace sis.,
1' It i I n (I c 1 p bin.
BRADY & PARKER regretfully inform th.ir
friend sud the public thsl ihcy hrva taken
tin! above nameil homo, rrrcritly k' pl by J. S.
AiUmsonl are piepared to accommotUte cun
mr in the mot alia'actory manner and at rea
o able prict-r.
'i'heir laMn will be snpplied wiih Ihe hel vsri
sty '.he market aflonU their parlora ai'd ah-eping
apvrtineula will he in the brat or!er. The boune
baa been thoroughly repaired and furniahed wilh
a view to Ihe Comfort of traveller and alrangera.
Having had several yeara eiperience in the
buninre, ihey hup to give general sa'Ufartion,
and respectfully invite travtllrr and etranjeralo
give them a call. BRADY A PARKER,
Philadelphia. Janurv 18. 1847. if
CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapest GoM and Silver Watches
IN PHILADELPHIA.
OLD Lever, full Jewelled,
4K 00
23 00
30 00
15 00
10 00
15 0O
1 76
2 00
4 00
Id and
ITT S ber do.
do.
Uold Lepine, Jvwelleit,
Silver do. do.
Silver Qutnii-r, fine quuli'y,
Gold Watr.he. plain,
Silver S(c. tacba,
Gobi Penci!,
GoM HincclitK,
AIo. on hand, a larce asanrtmrnt of G
Hiiir Bracelet, fineer rinse, breast pina. hoop ear
ring, Ri.ld pen, vilver rMn, an2r tone, thim
ble, gold neck, curb nd fob chain, guard key
and jewellery of every description, at equslly low
prices. All I want i a call to convince custo
dier. All kind nf Watehe and Clock repaired and
wnrrjn'ed to keep good time for one year; old
goM or ailver boe.Klit or taken in eichante.
For sale, eight day and thirlv hour bras clock,
st LEWIS LADOV1UH'
Wstch, Clock and Jcn-elleiy Store, No. 413J
Market atrret, above Eh vrnth, north aide, Phils
phi j.
I have aome Gold and Silvei Levers, still
much chesper than the bove prices.
Philadelphia, Dec. 2C. 1846. ly
auction store
no. 0 North 3d st., third door above
Market Street.
FHILIDELFHIA,
SALE EVERY EVENING, of a (eneral aa
orlmeut of Foreign and Domeatic Hardware,
"Table and Poeket Cutlery, Trur ka. Locke,
Laicheta, Doha, Siw, Saddlery, Whipa,
Booia, hboia, Ha'a, Capa, Gum,
Pistuls, 1'rimming. Clothing
ml Fancy G.M-d.
The attention nf city and country dealers is in
vited. The Good are firth, and will be warranted
equal to the representations that may be mads of
them. BAYLIS A BROOKE It, Auctioneer,,
No 0 North Thi'd st.
N. B. Purchaser can have their Goods parked.
Several iovoirea of Good have been received to be
sold at private tale.
Philadelphia. Dec. 19th, 1816. ly
VErij UoussePs Clnftersal
SHAVING CREAXVX.
Small quantities given without Charge.
M 114 Ckeinut St., PHILADELPHIA.
f rvHIS new and splendid article, aa ita name de
i. notes, ia professed to be superior lo any Sha
ving Crem in lha United Stales rr Europe. It ia
unsurpsd for beauty, purity and f agranee, tho'
somewhat tnalagoua to Gurlsiu's Ambrosial
Cream and other similar compounds. It fsr sur
pass them all by lb emollient pasty enistenry
of its lather, which so softens lha beard as lo render
shsving pleasant and eaay. Il further posseaae
ihe advantage over the imported article, in being
frauhly prepjie 1. no skill being wanting in ita mtn
ufactura. E.Rousael having had many years' ex
perienee In the celebrattJ laboratory of Laugor,
Pera et Fil, now Ranaud A eo of Pari.
Beside being ihe best, It ie the cbeepeat article
forahavingt it ia elegantly pot up in botes, with
eplendid steel engraved label.
Priea S per doten. or S7 J cent for a eingle box,
10 shave one year. It i also sold at $ 60 par lb.
or 12) cents per o., so that Renilemen rsn bsv
their botes filled st EUGENE ROLSSEL'S,
Wholesale and Retail Perfumery and Mineral Wa
ter E abiiehment, 114 Uheanut Btreet.
Pee. It, 1848.- PHILADELPHIA.
I
To The 1. O. of O. F.
J. W. & B, O. STOKE 8,
Mnnuftcturert of Premium Odd Fol
lows' Regalia,
No. 104 Market Strttt, PHILADELPHIA,
First Clothing Store below 6th Street.
THIJ auWribera having taken th premium at
Franklin Institute, at the last exhibition, for
the beat Regalis, they invite lb attention of the
order to their estsblishment, where they will find a
splendid SMortmentof P. O. and Encsmpmrnt Re
enlia. They alo make U order for Lodge and
Encampment. Regalia, Sashr, Costume and
Kubcs, snd furnish every thine requisite for the
convenience of new Lodge or Encampments.
J. W. STOKES,
E- D. 8TOKES.
Philadelphia Dec 19, 18. ly
J. & VL. aLTJlTlDERS,
No. 21 North Fourth 8treet,
PHILADELPHIA,
If Invite Merrhr.ni and Milliner to et
ft amine their stock ef Bonnet. Palm
Irf-af nd Lrghnrn Hata, Fur and C'olh Capa, and
India KuMoer Shoe. It will be f unl to contain
all of the rnont desirable kinds, and will be td at
the lowest market price.
N.i. SI North Fourth Street, between Market
and Arch Street.
Phil.id.-lphia. Per. 19th. I84T.. Cm
New Firm.
rilHE Undera;gned here'-y givea notice, that he
i. baa anciaieil with himself, a a partner in
the mercantile business, in hi store adjoining
Waiver's Tavern, in Sunbury, John Haas, and
that the said ttnre Will hereafter be conducted Unit-r
tbe firm nf t'lemrnt A Hana. The store at
the 8.uth West coiner of Market Squire will be
conducted aa heretofore, bv Ihe aubacriliir himaclf,
lo which he respectfully invitrs his customera and
frini.ls.
He atsi n 'tifiea all thoae indebted lo him, to call
between this and the tat of January lit it, and art
tie their account.
All kind of produce will be taken on account,
at Cih price.
Hureaftr no long' r lhan four month credit
will he divert. IRA T. CLEMENT.
Siint ury. Nov. 14. 1MB tf.
"CLEliCElTT & HAAS,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public, that on j
the 9th inst., they entered into partnership, '
in Ihe mercinti'e hustnet, at the store recently '
occupied by Ira T. Clement, adjoining Wraver'a ;
4'avi-rn, in Sunbury. They have litly received !
a new stm-k of noode, which thry will diapose of i
at the lonect price.
All kinds of produce will be taken in eicbange
for goo.ta.
No longer than four months credit will he eiven.
IK A T. CLEMENT,
JOHN HAAS.
8nnl.urv. Nov. 14, 1846. f.
KXTUAORD1NAUY DISCOVERY!
BxiArxtrxiss cjlix be ov&ssii
COOPER'S ETERIAL OIL A prompt and
la-ting remedy for Da4VMtsa, also for pain
and discharge of matter from Ihe Ear.
Hundred of cures in cae deemed utterly hope
leahave firmly e-tablibed its superiority over eve
ry former Medic. I discovery.
Thi vslusble Acoustic Medicine is a compound
of four different Oils, one of which, the active and
principal inctedient, ia obtained from the bark of a
certain apecir of Walstjt, t new and effectual
agent in the cure of Deafness.
Perron who hsd been deaf for 10, IS snd even
20 yeara, have been permanently cured by using
this nil. Iu fact, so numerous and so emphatic
have been ihe teatimnniale in it- favor, that the in
ventor claim for it the distinction of an Infallible
Remedy, in all cases, when lbs Ear ia perfect in
it formation.
Foi further particular, and evidence of it great
value, see printed aheet, in the handa nf Agent.
F. r a de in Sunbury, by J. W. FK1LING.
September 19th, 1846 ly
iwviKiivkMHwKNwnji
AH
UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED
In curing Colds, Coughs, A.thrns, Influent,
WhoopinR-Caugh, and all Disesse of the
bieaet and lunga, leading to Cousump
tion ; eompoMd of tbe concentrated
vir ue of the herbs Horehouod,
Boneeelt, Bloodroot, end
several other vegeta
ble substances.
Warranted
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER.
THIS invaluable Medicine is the moat speedy
and euiUin remedy ever discovered fur the s
hove cornpla nte, aa thousands who have uaed it
will testify. Fur sale, in Sunbury, by
J. W. FRILING.
nd in Nortbumberlsnd, by D. BRAUT1GAM,
snd tt wholesale, iu I'biladt Iphis, bv
F. KLETT A Co,
Corner of Peeon l and Callow hill atreela.
September 19th. 1846. I y
Hdentistry.
JACOB HELLS?.,
THANKFUL for the liberal encouragement
whirh he ha received, woul I reapeelfully
infirm bie frienda and th citizen of Northumber
land county in teneral, thai be baa prepared him
elf with Ibe beat Incorruptible Teeth, Gold Plata,
Gold Foil, Ae., that can be bad in the City of Phi
ladelphia and that he will endeavor, to the utmost
ol hi ability, to render full saiiataction to all who
may think proper to engage hi aervirea. He will
be iu Sunbury al the Augat court, where he will
be prepared, at hi residence, to insert Teeth en
Gold Plate, or en Pivot, on the lateal and most ap
proved plans sftd attend la all the brine has belong
log to DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladia will be watted en al their place of rati
dance, if desired.
His cbargee will be reasonable, and hi work
warranted.
He will visit different part ef th county, about
once in three month.
Sunbury, July 18th. 1846. 6m .
pTJye'jTSSSlJVjf. Blue anJ Black Cuit
Ink, of e superior quslny. f sal ciuwp.ei tbe
to" HENRY MXiag R.
Jury 4th, !Mt.
d. i:ir,2BEn, jr.,
No, 94 Voff A Ptuftk Siren, undtt tKt Afer
cnl' Itottt,
PkllfadelphlQ,
4 14 atOBB BK 4lt.
KEEPS constantly on hand an ei tensive as
sortment of all kinds of Silk, Fur and Bet
vet Mate, Which he offer for sale on tbe moat rea
sonsble term. Hi Hat are msde op of the beat
mtteriala, and In the most approved style. Per
son visiting the city will find il lo their Interest to
cslU July 11th, I84C ly
COLTTlBIA HOUSE,
omsxrvT rrXLUBT,
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS tarsal and commodious Hotel ha recently
been fitted up wilh entire hew furniture.
Tbe subscriber therefore o!icrt tbe patronage of
the public, and Muet that their eiperience in the
buaineaa will enable them lo give entire satisfac
tion. Terms moderate.
BAULEY, McKENZIE A Co.
July4th. 164. ly
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
I.lKht Street,
FTHE House ha undergone a thorough repair.
JL The proprietor solicit ita former patronage.
Terms JS1 25 per dsy.
WM. W. DII.
ARTHUR L. FOGG,
July 4, 1846. ly Proprietors.
Keller k Careenoiiti,
PATE1TT ATTOIQTEYS,
AND MECHANICAL F.NGINF.ER8,
WASUINQTON, X). C.
DRAWINGS nd Psper for tbe Pa'ent Of.
(ice will be prepared by them, at their office,
oppoeile the Pa'ent Office.
July. 4th. 1846. ly
SILVER MEDAL,
4WlHDt:0 ST TBI VaAHKMX t.VSTITCTI, 184f.
City Dagnrrrrotype ExtablUhment.
(I.ats Smoas A t'otiiss.) '
Ao. 100 Chctnut t., ubove Tttird, South t'dir,
2lllli ADE XJHXA.
miTINIAl
rINIATURES Uken equslly s wrll in clou-
jYJL dy sa in cle.ir either. A drk silk dies
fot a lady, and a blai k auit for a gentleman, are
prrfurable in aitting for a piclu.e. No eitre charge
ia made for coloring, and petfrct likenesses are
Kunraniied. July 4th, 184fi. ly
1 III V O- IV T A-IvTT
TO ALL COUNTRY
HOUSEKEEPERS.
YOU may be sura ef oblitimng, at
all time, pure and highly flavored
By the single pound or larger quartity, at Ihe
I'ekln Tea Company's WnrelioiiKe,
30 South St con d itrttt, between Market und Chct
nut ttrreit.
PniZ.ABZU.PHXA.
Heretofore it has been very difficult, indeed, al-moi-t
impomible, alwaya to obluin good Grei n and
Bl ick Teas. But noer you have only to viait the
Pekin Tea Company' Store, to obtain aa delicious
and fragrant Tea aa yon could wish for. All tastes
can heie be suited, with the advantage uf getting a
pure article at a low price.
June 27th, 1846.
C 'L O T H I IT 'G ,
WIIOL.ESAI.12 AXO RETAIL.
THE uhsrsibers are constantly manuficturing
from the best French, English and American
manufactuied Clothaand Caanmers, CLOTHING
in a very auperior style, cut and workmanship.
Person buying to sell sgain will find one of the
largest and most fashionable stock of goods lo select
from in the city, tud at unprecedented low price.
J. W. A E. D. STOKES,
194 Msrket at. Philsd.
N. B. A lsre swortmept of Odd Fellows' Re
galia constantly on hand, and all order from lorigee
or individuate punctually attended lo, on the moat
liberal terma. J. W. A E. D. S.
Philadelphia. June 27th. 1846 ly
DANVILLE-
WOOLEN FACTORY.
DAimLLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
letinrvanla.
THE Danville Steam H'ooirn Factory, former
ly owned and occupied by Dr. PcTatKi. ba
recently been purchased by the subscribers, who
respectfully announce lo their friends and ihe pub
lic general y, that they are now prepared to do all
kinds of work in their line of business, at the shor
test notice, according u order, and in th beat com
parative niannur. Having gone to considerable
eipenae in r pairing theit evachinery and aparatua,
nd being vory particular in securing th lervice of
riperienced mechanics, they feel confident that
ihey are capable of eteevting all kinde of work in
a style auperior to ai.y other es'sblishment in the
country, ai the old customary prices.
CLOTHS, 8AT1NETTS, FLANNEL8 iao
BLANKETS conatan ly on hand, and for talc at
reduced price, for Case or Barter.
CAKUIXQ AKD Ft'LMXG
will be done in tbe beat manner, tt tbe utesl pri
ces. All kinds of country produce taken In pay
ment lor work, st Dnvjlle market price.
For the accommodation of iboae who live at
distance. Wool and Clotb will be taken in tt,
and, when finished, returned to lb following pla
ces. Plain written direction muet accompany
each parcel
Columbia County. Roup A Marr's store, Wa
ahingtunville j R. Fruit's store, Jefaerlown Ye
ger's inn. Roaring Creek ( Shsrpless 'store, Cstla-
is; C. F. Msno's store, Mifllinviile; Miller'
store, Berwick J. C line's Mill Ricket't store,
Oisngevill; Derr's store. White ilsll.
Ntrthumberlani County Michael Reader'alnn,
Turtutvillej Ireland A Hay's lor, McEwsna
ville; E. L. Piper's store, Wstaonstnwn; H. I,
Comly A Co' f ore, Milton; Gibson's inn, Chil
liquque t Foray lb' store, Northumberland ;
Young' atore. 8unbury.
Luzernt County. Reynold' tore, Kingaton;
Gilderaleeve'a atore, Wilkeabarre ; Gaylord'a store,
Plymouth ; Si jet' store, Nsntlcoks ( JoJge
Mark' Mill, Huntington.
Lycoming County. D, Clapp's atore. Money
Shoemaker' vtora. Smith' MUL
GEARHART A KOWNOVER.
Danville. May . 1848.
TTmLWeHRit dp tToAp.for t.
UJf trscting Grease, Dry Painta, Varnish, Tar,
Wat, Ac from clothing ef eny description, war.
rant) not to injure tbe cloth or the Boost delicate
color. Tbl liqu'd hss also been oead with great
euccaaa in caaea ot Bams, Sea Us, Tetter, Pimples
en the face, Chapped htnda, (Sore line, Rbeeraa
tism, Hard or sett Corn. Ac fry Piiea, So eta.
per bottle. Pet ale at the tteie of
July Iff, III. H, MASeiR,
H. Ba 2A333R,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, '
suit Btra-r, pa.
Business attended to in the Counties ef Nor
tbuml erland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer to i
P. A A. Rsvocar, "
Lowta A Btaaoir,
Soatta A Saooaaaaa, VPAiae.
Rbtkolds, McFaaLiao A Co.
Srtatae.Gonn A Co.,
PB.EMIUIYI SCALES.
Dala'a Celei rated Rail Road 8cles,
Coal and Hay do
Iron ManofacV de
Portable Platform do
20 different sites,
Doirautor Floor do
6 difTrreul site.
Counter do
If different slaes.
The above Scale are
made either aingte or
double beam, and are
decidedly the most durable, accurate and convenU
ent ydl.-e ever invented. W also have Platfoim
and Count r Scales, Patent Balancea and every
kind uf Weighing Machines in one for ssle, whole
sale and retail, at low prior. All Scale anld by us
to go out of ths city, sre boxed free of charge, and
wsnsnted to give satisfaction to the purrhaaer in
every particular. GRAY A BROTHER,
Mtnufactunera and Dealers, No. 34 Walnut atreet,
June 27, 1846. ly Philadelphia,
SA LT. New York Salt in bar re la and bags, for
sale at manufacturers' prices, by
GRAY A BROTHER,
June 37, 1816. ly 34 Walnut t. Philad.
OHORS
Horae Sh
prices, by
HORSE SHOES. Burden's Patent
Shoe, for aale at manufacturer'
GRAY A BROTHER.
34 Walnut L Philad.
June 27. 1840. ly
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,
SANVILLB PA.
flHE aubariiber, late of the Union Hotel, Mun
JL cy, Pa , reapeelfully informa the old and nu.
merou customer of the
I'ennfl) Ivnnla House,
snd tbe public generally, that he has leaned the
TsvernStsnd of John Rhode, in Danville, where
h is now prepsred to entertain travellers, nd per
sons visiting the town, in the very best tyle. The
sccommodations will be such s a well conducted
public house should afford, and no effort will be
spared to render eiti-faction, in every reiect, lo all
who way call. The cititen of Lycoming county
are invited to put up with the undersigned when
they visit Dinville. "
HENRY WEAVER.
Danvple. May 2. 164C.
1M.TKII 11. MASS E R,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
, Sunbury and vicinilv, that he hss opened sn
office at the residence of Henry Masser, in Market
atreet, where be ia prepared lo eiecute all kinda nf
Dental Sukoibv, Plate Work, Ac, on the latest
and most approved plan.
Having Lad some eXierience and instruction,
under rne of the mrnt eminent and successful Den
tia's in Philadelphia, be believes that he will be
able to give satisfaction lo those who may want hi
(ervicea.
Ladie will be waited on at their place of resi
dence. Hi charge will be moderate, and hit
work warranted,
Sunbury, March 28th, 1840.
To Purcliancrn of
DRV GOODS.
,o. 121 Pearl Mt NEW YORK.
HAVING established t Brsnch al No. 144 Chair.
nut St., Philadelphia, ia now opening, and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc
tion, an eitenaive assortment of
FANCY A STAPZ.E DRY GOODS,
which will be sold at Ihe lowest New York pi ices,
al wholesale and Retail. Among hit stock will he
found a good assortment of the following articles:
Jaccnnete, Plaid, Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe, Book,
Swiss and Tarlatan Muslins, Biabop and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nett, Fancy and Ball Dream
Thread Lace, Application Do., rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish I.inena, Linen Cambrics,
Linen Cambric Hdkf., Curtain Fringe, Cashmere
d'Ecoase, Mouseline de Laiae, Silk and Cotton
Warp Alptecask Quoen's Cloth; Gala Plaids,
French Meilnoe, BUk Silks, Gloves, Silk Hose,
Shawls, CraVata, Ribbons, Embroideries, Ac, Ae.
Country Merchants and other visiting Philadel
phia er New Yoik to purchase, are respectfully in
vited to call and el amine the atotks.
Nov. 1. 1845. ly
bklFevk and live.
THOMSON'S
Compound Syrup or Tar Jt Weod
Naptha.
THE unprecedented tucces of thia medicine, in
tbe restoration of health, to those who, in des
pair, bad given up all hope, ha given it an exer
ted reputation tboVe til other temediea, furnishing
evident of il intrinsic value and power, as the on
ly agent which ran be relied upon for the cure ef
Pulmonary Consumption, Brnucbittia, Asthma,
Psin in the aide and Breast, Spitting ef Blood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Ac
Attention is requested to the following ASTON
ISHING CURE.bv Thomson. Compound 8rup
of Tar and Wood Nsplht 1 1
f kitorfctpMn, May 9j) 1844.
MR. THOMSON Deer Sir With grateful
feelings I inform you of th astonishing effects ef
your medicine, which baa literally raiecd me freni
death-bad I My duea. Pulmonary CoaeUmpi
tion, had reduced me so low that my physician pro
nojnred my raae hopeless ! Al this junction I be
gan ia ue your medicine, and miraculous aa it may
aeam, it baa completely restored ma to health, after
everything else hsd failed. Respectfully yeure,
WASHINGTON MAt K.
Chtrlotte atreet, above George atreet.
The undersigned, being personally ctUaUil
with Washington Mack and hi uKringa, bear
wilnet in tbe astonishing effect ef Thomson'
Compound Syrup of Tar, and the troth ef tht at
hove statement.
JOS. WINNER 318 North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, 48 Almond etreet,
HUGH MGINLEY, & E. corner Temeny
and Fourth atreeu.
Prepared ealy by B). P. Thomson, N. E. cor?
ef 6th and Spruce street, Philadelphia.
AgvnU. H. B. Mssaer, Bonboryi D. Grose,
nd Dr. Mscpbeeaoo, Hseriabtjrg t Jno. O. Brown,
Potuville Geo. Earl. Reading i Houston A Ma
en, Tewenda, Bradford county, Pa. Prat 50 tenia
par bottle, or 18 per doaea.
rrY fituvri ef" tH (aaiaeVasvr.
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