On wr In Fill a Pletnr Gallery,
A letter from Parle speaking of the sight to
seen there, adde :
"Tha president ofth Council, Marshall Smilt
never throws open his doors it would cost mo
ney. A more avaricious old Isrsclite does Dot
exist in France,- nor is he at all scrupulous ts
how he fills hispm-re. ' His Spanish gallery
'? painting, for instance wero the spoil of his
reninsulat campaigns, which rra was m honor
1 .nml to have deposited in the Louvre, but pre
ferred keeping, occasionally disposing of some
atom tor a vat sunt. Not s fortnight since he
lims sold the Paralytic, by Morillo,for eighty
tNousand dollars snd wss very irtdiirnantataorne
the? paper for saying rtiat tno money should
tii into lb army chest According to his ac
count, every picture wss purchased -ind the
transaction to which he became the proprietor
i.t (he Paralytic (as related by him after dinner
ii a fr iend) is a curious piece of picture deal ing 5
" 'People reproach me for having stolen
pictures in Spain, but I bmgM them sir bo't
iiu-in I' "Indi'ed Peerd the listener, with sn in
rr edible elevation of the eye brows. 'Yes, I
b tight them, sir J returned Soult. There, for
ii i-tuncp, is my Murillo, the famous Paralytic
it cost me two monks' 'Two monkal' ea
minted thr listener. 'Yes, two monks fvo
:ia fine, fat, sleek, oily men of Cod a you ever
laid eye on.' 'But two monks for a picture !'
exclaimed the astonished liaterner. Yes, t
osve two monks for that picture, Fir?' said
Moult, 'and it was in Ibis way that the birgain
was mnde : -(lake some more of the Burgundy.)
Onn evening aller having been rather hard
pushed by WHItngtin and his red coated rascals
I and a great num'x r of my men had taken up
our quarters in a convent. We made the laiy
i .l .
iMirunsivu u;i 'cr'i
wine, and then wo went tooea. iexi morn-
in?, when the men were muntered, it was re -
iwirtml lliatKoiiie twentv or thirtiv of mv Prens-
' ' "
dicrs hail been tomt.l wttti lhc:r ttiroaTscnt
the eood monka had iiiel wver'd their windpipes
ttiv alont mill snris ptiiUKth thf rwmr fplliiwa
r., - -
i-.j u. I i w-ii f
wrre a. u..u . .....K...c.r.. v, .
immediately had all the monks drawn up, and
air! to ttietn : ' You internal vagabond. I Can't
i i: .u:. ......
niltliu lu Hjav llljr rvnuuiria lit iiiiawojr, aiiu iu
convince ynu ot the fact I mean to hang every
one of ynu !' Such a wail of despair I never
heard, followed by piteous supplications lot par
don. Alter frightening them well, I consent-t-
d so far to pardon them aa only to hang the
aine number of them as they had (tilled of our
men ; it was twenty odd, and they were to
draw lots. The dotinied lot were soon set one
side, the ropes knotted around thetr necks, and
my men were just about stringing them up,
when two oflheir victims declared themselves
1 1 bn the abbot and his assistant. 'Sorry I can't
r,blue von irentlemen. but realW (fill your
. - ' T . ... w "
giarw.; mni nan you. -ait-icy o.. .
Can't do it gentlm.an, ymi really muKt awing
with the rebt !' LisU-n said the nboot, 'wo have
hid away Murilli.'M Paralytic tako itasa ran
som and let us go.' 1 llioupht this fair enough
bargain, 1.-1 off the two dignitaries and up went
the reid thus giving the two monks for the
Murillo. And yet people will Bay that I don't
buy my Spanish gallery.' "
Corn Cons Premium for Corn. R. L.
Cult, Ecq , of Pa'ernon, N. J.. stated, in a letter
to the American Institute, that in accordance
with the request of Mr. Skinner, he had caused
o heaped bualiel of the ears ol Jersey vthite corn
to be carefully i-helled the produce being hall
a bushel and six quarts of Bhel.ed corn and a
heaped halfbushcl of cobs, the latter weighing
7 lbs. Now, if we raise 500 million bushel of
rorn, the cobs will weigh 3J million of tons.
Certainly we ought to have these questions fsir
ly and honestly tested whether the cob cm
tain any nutritive power, and if to, how much t
and next do the ashen of the cab contr.r'n of
nihf. and if so, how much, and how are we to
get the benefit of it ? Shall the cob be burned,
or ground with the corn and fed to cattle, and
thus get the potashes in the shape of manure!
Ttiio is supposing there is no nutriment iu the
cub, but that Mr. C. does not believe for so
well persuaded of the value of the cob is he, thst
he is building a mill to grind corn ar.d cob to
getlier. And so well satisfied is he, also, that
we do not properly appreciate the value of In
disn euro, that he authorizes the Auierican In
stitute to oiler a Premium of f 100 for the best
.u aj r..-i:.:- ..
"n,7' U1 ""5 .......v viu-m. o. inu,.n
Corn the blade, the stalk, the husk, the Cob,
as also the component parts of the ashea of each.
Cmksp Pa i nt. An Ontario farmer gives the
following recipe tor a cheap paint He say
he ha tried it on brick, and prefera it to oil
pattit, and aays it will !aet longer on rough
aiding of v. ood than oil point will on plain aid
ing of beards. Take one bushel of unpacked
lime, and black ii with cold water; when alack
ed, add fitly pounds of Spanish whiting, seven
teen pounds soil, and thirteen pounds sugar,
Strain the mixture through a wireseive, and
it will be fit lor use, after reducing it with cold
water. In order to give it a good color, three
coats are necessary ou brick and two on wood,
It may be put on with a brush similar to white
wash. Each coat mudt have sufficient time to
try before the next is applied.
For painting inside walls, lake aa before, one
bushel of unpacked lime, three pounds su"ar,
five pounds salt, aud prepare aa above. Otn.
Farmer .
On Sbockino' We learn froin the Jlaston
Post that last Wednesday, in that city, there
was a very impressive and solemn funeral in
tA.t.p AI.A..I a i i ..t 1 . i...,i r.u....
, . . . .
from truck, and soma filty mourners were
landing rouna in titer,
BANK NOTE I-J ST.
The following list shows the rnrrent value of all
Vnnaylvanfa Bank N.ca. Thn irnwl implicit re-
linnre may be placed Uon fV It in every week
iarefully compered with aiid Corrected fioni BicV
Dell's Reporter. ,
ImrUj In P1il1aAelihl.
M t Disc t
I'HIkAS.i
NOT EH AT PA 11.
Bsnk of tVmih America . , par
Bank of the Northern Liberties par
Commercial Hank of Perm'a. . , par
Farmers' and Mechanic' Bank . . par
Kenaington Hank . .. . .par
Philadelphia Bank , . par
Schuyrki" Bank . . . par
Sntuhwatk Rank far
Wen tern Bunk , par
Mechanic' Dank par
Manufacturer' A Mechanic' Bank par
Bank nf Penn Townahip . . par
OirardBank . . fa
Dank of Commerce, lata Moyamcnaiiig par
Bank of Pennsylvania . . par
Country Rantm.
Bank of Chester County WeattWtcT par
Bank of Delaware County Chester par
Bank of Oermantown Germantewti par
Bank or Montgomery Co. Norrrt'own pr
Ooylcstown Bank Doylcatnwa par
Gaston Bank Enslim par
Farmera' Bank of Duck co flri-Vil p.r
Dank of Northumberland Northumberland par
Columbia Bank & Bridge cn.Columhi par
Farmera' Bank of Lancaster Lncitet
par
Lancaster County B:ink
l.arrrnr pur
I.aiiciKic.r pjr
Ri-adinf; pa
IfarrtsburO TheiM!
Lancaster I otlwea
Reading f il not
Eaatmt J isauen.
Lancaster Bank
Farmera Bank nf Rratfng
Office of Bank of Pn.n'a.
Office fc
OflVe do do
O trice do do
NOTES
AT .DISCOUNT.
Bank of the United Slates
Philadelphia
Pntirvitle
twihtuwn
Miildletown
Carlirfw
PilUliurs:
Iltitliiln vxlurg
llarrivburg
Itvhanon
Hn1sliiir(
Pittaburg
W'illiainnport
Vt'ilkeilairs
S3
M
1.1
I
i
j
i
Miner' Bank of Pottsvilfc
Bank of Iwianwn
oanaoi jniooioiown
I Carlisle Bank
Cichange Bank
1 Do do branch of
Hsrnshurg Bank
l.olinnnn llanli
Merchant & Manuf. Bank
Bank of Pittaburg
West Branch B.inL
" J"' S.
it
Northami.ton Bank
AtVntown
Seading
I'lttaliurg failed
Krio dn
New Hrihto itn
Berk County Bank
Office of Bank of IJ. 8,
fa ua uu
Do do do
Bank of Chamhersbuig
Chamlrerahurg
Bask ot beltyshurs,
(irllyaliurg
Monlroae
Bank of Susquehanna Co.
Erie Bank
Farmera' A. Drovers' Dank
Franklio Bank
Hulieadale bank
Krm
WvinilHirg
Wasliincloo
lloneadale
llrownsTilh)
York
Monnngaheta Bank of U.
York T.ank
N. 11. The notes of those banks ou which we
omit quotation, and auhattlute a dastt ( ) are not
purchased: J the fhiliMli-lpbta brokers, with trie
exception of Umee which have a letter of rcfcrctiCB,
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia Sav. lira.
Philadi'ljdiia
do
do
ito
do
hiletl
filled
failed
Philadelphia Loan Co.
chuvlkillSav.lna.
Ken,in6lon av. In. A
penn Townahip Sav. In.
Manual Labor Bank (T. W Dyott, prop.) failed
fowanda Bank
Townndu
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bank of Beaver
Bedford
BJaer
H arrisurg
Washington
Belli forite
Pttlibuig
Pittburg
Fayette co.
(ireencastle
Harmony
no aale
closed
cbwed
failed
cloacd
no -ale
fitted
filled
filled
no sale
Bank of Swatara
Bank of W'sahiiigtirti
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmera & Meth c tShna
Farmers' & Mech'cV Bank
Farmer' & Mech'c' Bank
J Harmony Institute
"cnnnfrnon
Iff .aitaaaffaa TlaanaT
Huntingdon no sale
Leivistown no ale
Lumberman's Bnk
Warren
tutidsrT
New Hope
Milton
Mead.rlle
Purl t'arbon
t'srlible
Montrose
L'ninnlown
faded
no sale
chwol
no sab
closed Northern Bank of Pa,
Ne Hor".D:i:,-.lJ,i!L c
Noithumb'd Union Col. Hk,
North Western Hank of Pa.
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. Aar. 6c Manuf. tiank
failed
closed
failed
closed
Silver hike Bank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Westmoreland Dank
Wilkesbarre Bridge Co.
Gri'enshurg
Wilkrsharre no sale
CTT All notea puriioiting to be on any PunyN
vanta Bank not given in the above lid, may be set
lown aa fraud.
NEW JCRSKY.
Bank of New Brunswick
Betvkleie Bsnk
Burlington Co. Bank
Brunswick
Belvidere
Mcdford
Perth Amboy
Bridtetnn
Mount Holly
failed
i
par
i
par
par
Jomruercial Bank
Cumberland Bank
Farmer' BBiik
Farmer' ami Mechanics' Uk Rabwav
Farmera' and Mechanics' Ilk N. Biunswiek failed
Farmer' and Merchants' Bk Middlulown Pu I
Franklin Bank of N. J. Jcrwy t'uy
liobokun Bkg 6i Uiaiiuj Co Hubokcn
failed
failed
failed
failed
failed
f
failed
i
par
no tale
Jersey City Bank
Jersey tyity
Patterson
Belleville
MorriKtown
Mechanics utnk
Manufacturers' Bank
morns ouioj u.n
. : - . , a. .
Monmou,h Bk nf N. J
Freehold
Newark
Trenton
Jersey ('ily
Newark
Mechanics' Bank
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk
Morria ('anal and Bkg Co
Pool Notea
Newark Bkg A. Ins t'o
i
i
faded
New Hope I VI Undue Co
Iam(ieilvilltf
N. J. Msuufac. and Bkg Co
Ilnboken
N J Protecton & Lombard bk Jersey City
tailed
i
failed
i
par
par
I
par
1
failotl
failed
1
par
i
failed
par
par
par
par
per
I'
par
par
par
Orange Bank
Orange
Palerson Bank
Peoples' Bank
Princeton Bank
Patctkon
do
Princeton
Sale in
Newark
Elrtabelhlow
Caroden
Momatown
Trenton
Salem
Newton
Trenton
Dover
Hackeusack
Buleni Banking Co
Stale Bank
Stale Bank
Stale Batik
Slate Bank of Morris
8iute Bank
eialein snd Philad Manuf Co
fcurawi Bank
- Trenton Banking Co
Union Bank
Wsatiinglon Banking t'o.
Bk of Wilra Jk Brandy win Wilmington
Bank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Smyrna Smyrna
Do branch Milford
F aimers' Bk of Slate of Del Dover
Do hrjnrli Wilmington
Do branch Georgetown
Do branch Newcastle
Union Bank Wilmington
fXj" l.ioler 0 s
VLT n " ' "k mailed thus ( ) there sre i k
Ito eounierh it or altered fcCir J the var.oas ds
itoiomauoQs, tu curulauon.
OBISB & SON,
CotiituUtiioti Merchant,
Fur the sal of Flour, Drain, and all kinds of Coun
try Proddce,
Ae. 48 Commerce street Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
fj Ch advance ort Consignment.
Feb 13th. 1847 am.
TO WATCH MAKERS
AND
-y-rgi t . rT -tum .
J. L A ifo 1 XT S,
Imrtortor of Watches, Watch-MaketV
Tools nl Watch Materials,
Wholesale S. Retail.
No. 546, Nurhtt tlrrtt. PHILADELPHIA,
II
AS constantly in hand a larte assortment of
.tiiiitte, r.iierit. anil Flam lila M on
piing. verges, llinls, watch Manila, anil com
plrle ftOrtnii lil of all Tool and Mateiiala hi Ions-
ing to the irniip; with a lutffo a.tnment m iofl
anil Silver l.nrr, t.cne, ami Plain Vetchc: all
n( Wb'ifh hevitll tUBt mtv toarllatlheloweal Nee
Yoik pr:cf. All orde'ra from the country punctu-
tlv PKeCllti'J,
N. B. t'oUntry merchaxta snd oitiora are Incited
to e II anxl examine hi dork, at N". 24 Maikrt
atrWst.
Ph.la.lrl;.hi. Jan. 11. 117. m
CI
T7 ATJCTX01T STCP.E,
No. ai North Thin gtroei,
(.it ran ntr bsthi.)
C. V. MACK. K Y, AiTTto.vKF.n.
TO ttttJNTRY MTORE KEEPERS.
IVr.NINO SAI'.ES nf Hsrderare, Cutleiy,
2J Saddli-ry, Whips. Boots, HIuhs, Hals,
Csfi, r?uns, Pislota, ll.hinf,
WHtcbr-a and Fanry ii nd.
At Msrkry' Auction J't'.re, 31 N.fth Third
strert. near the City Hnli'l.
The iitttiii.in of Country M reliant is invited.
The (i.inds will I M In lots to sutt pttrehaarr,
and all CihmIs otTi'rrd will tw wa'rau'ed equal to the
repre-H iit ill. mis that may he made of them.
N. B. A large assortment nf Hoods at Private
Sslc. Jan. !. It7 ty
MOUNT VERNON
115 North si., bet. Arr.li &. Race sis
lMiil a l v I Ii i a .
BRADY A. PA RKRR reHptTtfuliy iV.Votm th. ir
ft A'nxU and Hie puhlic thst ihi v hive taken
th altow named house, r.rrntly kept by J. S.
Adams, sn I are pieimred to accomniodste cuslo
mi'r.4 in the most satisfactory inamier and at rr
soi aMe print.
Ttwir laldi viH he rcpplicd wlt the bet Vri
ety '.bo market a(Vonl their parlors and sleeping
sp.rtnienta will be in the tx-st order. The house
haaheen thoroughly repaired and furnished with
a view to th comfort of traveller ami strangors.
Having had several years experience in the
business, thev hope to give general sa'isfnrtion,
.tnd respectfully invito traveller am! .ilranoera to
Kive them a call. BRADY & PARKER.
Philadelphia. Janusr H. 1W4T. 'f
CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapest Gold and Silver Watches
IN PHILADELPHIA.
afl
I OLD Levers, full Jewelled,
f 48 00
23 00
30 00
15 00
10 CO
15 00
I 75
1 00
4 00
tT Silver do.
do.
Gold Lepines, Jewelled,
Silver do. do.
Silver Qutrtiers, fine quality,
Gold Watches, plain,
Silver Spectacks,
(Jold Pencil,
Gold Biaceleta.
Alsi, on band, a large nsaortment of G.lil and
Hair Bricetels, finger ring, breast pin, hoop ear
ring, old pena, silver spoon, ausar tonga, thim
bles, gid ni-ck. curb anJ f.b chains, guard keys
and jewellery of every dccrip'ton, at equally low
price. All I want is a call to convince custo
mer. All kind of Watche and Clock retired and
wmr.inied to keep good time for one year ; old
gold or silver liorght or Iskeo in exchange.
For sale, tight day and thirtf honr hras clock,
at LEWIS LADOMUS'
Watch, Cloek and Jewellery Hiore, No. 413J
Msrkct ktrtet. above Eleventh, north side, Pbira
phi. I have some Gold snJ Silvei Levers, si ll
much cheaur than the ab ive prices.
Philadelphia. Dec. Sfl.JMtt. I
AUCTION STORE.
No. 0 North 3d St., third door abovo
Market Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
SALE EVERY BVEMNG. of a general as
sortmeut of Foreijn and Domestic Hardware,
Tahle and Pot ket Cutleiy. Trunks, Locks,
Latchets, Hull. Saw, Saddlery, Whips,
Booia, rhuca, H, C, Guua,
Pistol, Triminine., Clothing
and Fancy Uoods.
The attention nf city and country dealers i in
vited. The tioml are fresh, and will le warranted
equal to the repreaenta'UHi that may be niade of
them. UAYLIS&. BROOKnlt, .1icrolfrr,
No 8 North Thud st.
N. It. Pumbasei can have their Goods parked.
Several invoices of Good have been received to be
sold at pnvate sale.
Philadelphia. Dec. I9th, lHlfl. ty
Cnj uoussrl's cin(tjrrsil
SHAVING ORSAM.
Small (uantities given witliotit Charge.
M 114 Chnnut St.. PHILADELPHIA.
fl'sHIS new and splendid article, lis n ime de
m note, is prole.ed t- le luperttir to any im
ving Uie.io in the United Male or r.uii pe. II I
unsuiiss.d for beauiy, purity and f agtance, tho
nmehat anabiuous to (iu rlaiu's Ambrosial
Cieain and other similar compounds. It fsr sur
passes them sll by I lie emtieol pasty consistency
of it lather, which so softens the beard a to rendir
shsving pleaaant and easy. It further possesses
the advantage over tha imporieJ article, in being
freshly piepoa l, no (kill leing wanting in it man
ufacture, E.Kou hiving bJ many years ei
perience in th celebrated Laboratory of Laugur,
Pera et Fits, now Kenaud At co of Parts.
Uesiiles King the tt, it is ih ehsspest article
forabaviog; it m elegantly put up iu bole, with
splendid lrl engraved label.
Priee 3 per dusen, or 37 j cent for a (ingle box,
to shave on year. It is sImj snlj il H 6U per lb.
or 12) cents r in., so lint gentlemen ran have
their holes filled st EUiI.U IIUl?t.LB
W holnvlo and ItsUil Pvrfuiuery and Mineral W.
let Eaiabhshmenl, 114 Chnol Sirrat,
Die. 15, 146. PHILADELPHIA
To The I. O. or O. F.
j. W. & K. 1). STOKE S.
Mnnufacturers of 1'rcmiitm Odd Fel
lows' llegalia,
No: 1 94 Marktl Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Firat Clothing Store balow 6th Street.
THE subscriber having taken the premium at
Franklin Inalitute, at the laat exhibition, for
the tie! Regalia, they invite the attention of the
enter to their eilablUhment, where they will find a
aplenJid assortment nf P. U. and Encampment Re
galia. They also make ti order for Lodge and
Kiirampinent. Regalia, Saaht, Costume and
Robes, an J famish every thing requisite for the
cmveuieiice of new Lodges or Encsrnments.
J. W. KTOKES,
E- D. STOKES.
Philailehihia, D.19, l848.--iy
No. 21 North Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
tnvite Mvechanra snd Mitflnrtato et
a.
amine their stock ot Honnets. ralm
t.raf snd Leghorn Hats. Fur snd Cloth Caps, and
India Kubler Khc. It will tie f.und to contam
II of the most desirable kind, and will be S.4J at
the loweA markH price.
No. 21 North Fomh ElrW., between Market
and Arch Ktmsta.
rhilaiti'li.hia. Dec. 19th. 14R. fim
New Firm.
rjiHK lnder:ftied hereWy give notice, that he
X has associated with hi'iiself, a a partner in
tha mercantile business, in his (tors adjotnins;
Weaver's Tavern, In Wiinbury, John Hsa. and
that th Mid More will hereafter be conducted un
ib r the firm of Clement A Has. The store at
the tS.'Ulli West enmet of Market tjuare will be
eonducteil aa heretofore, by the subscriber himself,
to which he respectfully invite hi customer snd
friend.
He ' notifies sit those indebted to him, to call
liween tbia and the 1st of January next, and set
tle their accounts.
All kinds of produce will be taken on account,
at esah prices.
Hereafter no longer than four month credit
will .he given. IRA T. CLEMENT.
Nunl'ury. Nov. 14. IMP tf.
CLEiCElTT&. HAAS,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public, that on
the 9th iust., they entered into psrlncrohip.
in the mercantile tnmne, at the store recently
occupied by Ira T. Clement, adjoining Weaver'a
Tavern, in Honbury. They have Istely received
a new stork of goods, which they will dtspoee of
at tlie tovteiil price.
All kinds of produce will lie taken in eichange
for g ols.
No longer than four month credit will be given.
IR T. CLEMENT,
JoHN HAAS.
Runtittr. Nov. 14. tntfi. tf.
EXTll AOUUIIA R Y DISCOVERY !
ssArzrzss cam bb cttkbdu
COOPKKH ETKRIAL OIL A prompt and
la-ting remedy fir DEsrasaa, also for pain
and discharge of matter from the Ear.
Hundred of cure in ra-e deemed utterly hope
less have firmly e labli.hed its superiority over eve
ry former Meilicsl discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine i a Compound
of four different Oils, on of which, the active and
'principal ingredient, i obtained from Ibe bark of a
certain specits of Wslkct, 4 new and effectual
agent in the eure of Deufne.
Person who had been deaf for 10, 15 and even
SO years, have been permanently cured by using
tbia oil. In fact, so numerous sod so rmphslic
have been the tcslirooniala in iw favor, that the in
ventor claims for it the distinction of sn Infallible
Remedy, in all cases, when the Ear ts perfect in
its formation.
Foi further particulars, and evidence of its great
value, see printed sheets, in the handa of Agents,
For s.le in Sunbury, by J. W. FKII.INU.
September 19th. 1846 ly
UNKIVaLLLD and unequalled
la curing Cold, Coughs, Asthma, InQuenea,
Whoopiug-Ceugh, and all Disrasea of the
bte.t and lungs, leading to Consump
tion ; cnmsed of the concentrated
virtue of the herla llort bound,
U.'iieselt, Bloodroot, and
aeveial other vegeta
ble ubtrreea.
Warranted
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER.
rPHl! invslualde Medicine is the most speedy
S and certain remedy ever discovered fr the a
I live complaints, aa thousand who have used it
will testify, Foi ale, in Sunbury, by
J. W. FRILINO.
snd in Northumberland, by D. BRAUTIGAM,
and al wholesale, iu I'bil.d. Iphia. bv
F. KLETT Co,
t'nrtift of Scond and Callowhitt streets.
Septeinla-r I'Jih, tH40. ty
DEN TJMS Tit Y.""
TACCB HELLSPa,
M1HANKFl'L for the hbiral eiicoursgemenl
1 which be has received, woul I respecllully
inform his friend and the cititens of Norlhumt'er
laud county iu general, that he haa prepared him
self with the best Incurruplihle Teeth, Gold Plate,
Gold Foil, Ae , that can be had in the city of Phi
ladelphia ; and that he will endeavor, to the utmost
ol his ability, to tender full satisfaction to a! who
way think pioper to engage his services. H will
lie in Sunhory at the August court, where h will
be prepared, at hi residence, to insert Teeth on
Gold Plate, or on Pivot, on the tateal and moat ap
proved pUns, and attend to all the branchaa belong,
ing to DEN PAL SURGERY.
Ladiea will he waited on at their placra of rssi
denra, if desired.
Hi rharges will be reasonable, and bis work
wsrranted.
He will visit different parts of the county, about
ones in lluee nii oih.
SunburyjJuly 18th, 1848. Cm
CONfTiu:islsi;uu nd uiack Cng
Ink, of a supeiior quality, f sate cheap, at tha
aur of HENRY MAWER.
July 4tb, lb4tf.
E. KIMBEH, JR.,
No. 34 Aorrfc Fourth Street, under the Mcr-
chants' .Hotel,
Philadelphia,
a Lt mods ft raai.
"W7"EEP8 constantly on hand an eitenaiv as
ABl aortment of all kind of Silk, Fur and Bea
vm Mats, which hs offers for sale on ths most rea
aonable term. Hi Hata ar nude up ol the best
tnslsrisls, and in th moat approved style. Per
son visiting th city will find it to their interest to
Call. Jul 11th. 1848. tv
COLTJlrCBIA ZOTJSEa
OHBSNUT 8TRZ3BT.
PHILADELPHIA.
fplllS large and commodious Hotel hs recently
X been Hired op wiih eniire new furniture.
The atibscribera therefor solicit th patronage of
the public, and tiust that their eapenenoe in the
business will ensl.le thena te give entire sstiafac-
tioo. 1 arm moderate.
B AULET, McKENZIE & Co.
July 4ih, ly
"fountain hotel,
IJarht Slrert,
THE House Vias omlenrone a thorough repair.
The proprietor solicit it former patronage.
Term fl M per dy.
WM. W. DDt.
ARTHUR U FOOO,
Jury 4, l4V..1y Proprietors.
Keller & ttrccnougli,
?ATE1TT ATT0B.1TSTS,
AND MECHANICAL FNGINF.F.R8,
WASBWaTOIf, S. O.
DRAWINGS and Papers for the Patent Of
fice will lie prepared by them, at their office,
opposite the Patent OtHce.
Julv.4ih. 1846. ly
SILVEIl MKDAU
awianto av thb raiacLis isstituts, 1845.
City Dngnrrrrotype Ettabtishmrnt.
(I.stk Smoa it I oLLlsa.)
No. 100 Chcxnut st., abate Third, South side,
2111 LADE LP HXA.
MS
for a lad
INIATURES taken equally as well in clou-
ily as in cle.ir we oner. A dark silk dress
idy, and a black suit for a gentleman, are
prcfuraMe in sitting for s pirtuie. No eilrs charge
is tnaJe for coloring, and perfect likenesses are
guarantied. July 4th, I84B. ly
1 M i' 4 11 T .4 K T
TO ALL COUNTRY
HOUSEKEEPERS.
YOU may he sure of nMsimng, st
all times, pure snd highly flavored
By the single pound or larger quartity, t the
Pckln TcaConipan-'!! WarvIioiiNc,
3U South Stcond street, cetlveen Market and Chts
Put ttreets.
FBZZ.AZ)ELPnZA.
Heretofore it hs been very difficult, indeed, si
most Imnoasible, slways to obtain good Greiii snd
Black Teas. But now ynu have only to visit the
Pvkin Tea Compat.y' Store, to obtain as delicious
and fragrant Tea as you could wish for. All tastes
csn here suited, with ths advantage of getting s
pore article at a K)W price.
June 87th. 1846.
CL C TTZTIT G,
WHOLESALE AM RETAIL.
THE sut-sraibers are constantly manuficluring
from the lest Fn nch, Englih and Ameiirari
ruanufacluied Cloths and Cassimers, CLOTHING
in a very superior style, cut snd workman. hip.
Persons buying to sell again will find one of the
largest and most fshionable stock of good to select
from in lb city, snd at unprecedented low price.
J. W. & E. D. STOKES,
194 Market st. Philad.
N. B. A large ssrortmerl of Odd Fellows' Re
galia constantly on hand, and all orders from lodges
or individuals punctually attended to, on the most
liberal terms. J. W. fc E. D. 8.
Philadelphia. June 27th. lt46. ly
DANVILLE
WOOLEN FACTORY.
DANVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pcntuilvatita.
THE Dnnville Si cam Woolen Factory, former
ly owned and occupied by Dr. Pbtsikis, ba
recently been purchased by the subscribers, who
respectfully announce to tbeir friends and the pub
lic general y, tbet they are now prepared to do all
kited s of work in iheir line of btlsinrra, at the ebor
test notice, according U order, and In the best com
parative oianaur. Having gone to considerable
expense in r pairing tbeit aachinery and aparatu,
and being very particnlar in securing the service of
vipeiienced mechanics, they feel confident that
they are capable el eiecoting sll kinds of work in
a atyle superior to atiy other es'sbliehmeni in the
country, al the old customary prices.
CLOTHS, 8ATINKTTS. FLANNELS aso
DLANKETS constancy on hand, and for sale at
reduced prices, for Case or Baer.
C'AHDIXG AXD FILLING
will be done in the bct manner, at the usual pri
ce. All kinds of country produce taken in pay
ment for work, at Dnille market prices.
For the accommodation of those who livs st
distance, Wool ami Ciotb will be taken in at,
and, when finished, returned to th following pis
cee, Plain written direction must sccompsny
each parcel t
Vuliimlua Connry, Roup St Man's store, We
shingumville l R. Fruit's store, Jeraevtown ; Ya
ger'a inn. Roaring ('reek; Sharpless store, Calta-via-a;
C. F. Mann's store, Mifllinvilte; Miller's
store, Uerwick ; J. Cbne's Mill; Rickets store,
Oiangeville; Derr'a store, N hue Hall.
Northumberland County Michsel Reader's inn,
Turhutville ; Ireland A il's store, McEwens
vide; E. 1. Piier's stme, Waltouatowo ; S. I,
Comly & Co's store, Milton ( Gthsou's ina, Chit
lisouaque ; Forsyth's (tors, Northumbf rland ;
Young's stoie. Sunbury.
Luzerne County. Reynold's stois, Kingston;
Gilder.leevo's store. Willuabarre ; Gaylord'a store,
Plymouth Styei'a atoSe, NanUcoke ; Judg
Mail'a Mill, Huntington.
Lycoming County. D. Clapp' tora, Muocy
Shoemskei'a store, bmith' Mill.
GEAKHAKT 6t KOWNOVER.
Danville, May 9, 1649.
5?
ETTKK'S SPIRITS OF AP, lor
trading Grsaae, Dry Paints, Varnish, Tar,
, tec, front clothing of any description, wal.
ranted not to injur the cloth ar the most delicate
color. This liquid ha ale been used with great
succea in cases ol Burns, Sealda, Tetter, Pimple
en the face, Cbspped band, Sore lip. Rbaum
lisrn, Hsrd or soft Corns, Ax. fj Pike, So eta.
psr bonb, Fns sal at tha store of
July IN, 1S40. 11. MA&SER.
He B. 2AS32Pt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SimBTJBV, PA.
Business attended to in the Counties of Nor
thumterland, Union. Lycoming and Columbia.
Rcrer ten
P. A A. RavooBT,
Lowia At Babsos, j
Bonaas Sl HaoDoaiss, PhilaJ.
RarsroLna, McFaaiaRS 4c Co. j
8raai,Goo tc Co., J
FREMIUIVZ SCALES.
Dala'a Celet rated Rail Road Scale,
Coal and Hay do
Iron MsnufacV do
Portable Platform do
tO different srses,
Dormut or Floor do
6 different lixes,
Counter do
13 different sixes.
The above Scales are
made either single or
Joubls beam, and are
decidedly the moat duialde, accurate aaJ convent
ent -c.le ever invented. W also have Platform
and Counter Scales, Patent Balance and every
kind of Weighing Machine in use for sale, whole,
sal nd retail, at low price. AU Scale told by u
o go out of th city, are boxed free of charge, and
warranted to give aatisfaction to the earchseer in
every particular. fill AY A BROTHER,
Manufacturer and Dealers, No. 34 Walnut street,
June 37, 1846. ty Philadelphia.
SALT. New Yoik Salt in barrels snd bags, for
sale at Boanufsciurers prices, by
CRAY A BROTHER,
June 37, 1846. ly 34 Walnut st. Philad.
HORSE SHOES. Burden's fatent
lorse Shoes, for sale at manufacturers'
rices, by
Hit AY ft BKOIHKR,
June 37, l4fl. ly 34 Wslnut -t. Philad.
lKN X S V LV AN I A HOUSE,
BAMVILTJI PA.
THE subscriber, Ute of the Union Hotel, Mun
cy, Ps , respe.-t fully informs the old and nu
merou customer of the
Ifititnyl vanta Ilotitac,
snd the public generally, that he has leased the
Tavern Stand of John Rhodes, in Dan die, where
he ia now prepared to entertain travellers, snd per
sons visiting the town, in the vety best style. The
ceommodallon Will be aUeh sa s well eondurted
public house should afford, snd no effort will be
spsred to render satisfaction, in every respect, lo all
who may call. The citixeni of Lycoming county
are invited lo put up with the undersigned when
they visit Danville.
HENRY WEAVER.
PmvUtc. May 2. 1S46.
IDE IT TlST!PTe
PETER B. MASS Ell,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
RESPECTFULLY inform the ciiiien of
Sunbury snd vicinitv, thst he has opened an
otBce at the reidetice of Henry Mssxer. in Market
street, where he is prepared to eircote all kinds of
DxsTAt SpBBRBv, Plate Work, Ac , on the latest
snd most approved plana.
Having bad some experienca and instruction,
under one of the mal eminent snd successful Den
tists in Philadelphia, he believe that he will he
sbls to give sstisfaclion to those who rosy wsnt his
services.
Ladies will be waited on st their places of reai
dence. His charges will be moderate, and hi
wo k warranted. .
Sunbury, March 38th, 1846.
To Purchasers of
DRY GOODS.
Jo. 121 Pearls!., NEW YORK,
HAVING estahlivhed a Branch at No. 144 Ches
nut st Philadelphia, is now opening, and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc
tions, an extensive assortment of
FANCY It STATZ.E CRT GOODS,
which will be sold at the lowest New York prices,
at wholesale and Retail. Among bis slock will be
found a good assortment of the following articlea:
Jacconets, Plaid, Hair Cord, Lace, Siripe, Book,
Swiss and Tarlatan Muslins, Bishop and Linen
tiswns, Fsney Csp Netts, Fancy and Bell Dresses,
Thread Laces, Application Do rich Btack Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linen, Linen Cambric,
Linen Csmhrrc Hdkf.,Curtin Fringe, Cashmere
d'Eeoase, Mouaeline je Laiae, Silk and Cotton
Warp Atpaecae, Qu-wn'a Cloth, Gale Plaids,
French Merinos, Black Silks, Gloves, Silk Hoaw,
Shawls, Cisvsts, Rihhoo, Embroideries. Ac, Jcc
Country Metchsnts snd others viaiting Philadel
phia or New Yoik to purchase, are respectfully in
vited to call and examine tha stocks.
No. 1. 1845, ly
BEI.IBVK AND LIVE.
THOMSON'S
CantMuud Syrup or Tar lb Wood
JVaptbm.
THE unprecedented success of this medicine, m
lb restoration of health, to those who, la des
pair, bad given up all hope, has giveq it sn exal
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of it intrinsic value and power, as th on
ty sgent which csn be relied upon for the care f
Pulmonary Consumption, Brouchillis, Asthma,
Psin in th side snd Bresst, Spitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, ('roup, Ac
Attention ie requested to the following ASTON.
ISHINQ CURE.bv Thomson's Compound Syrwp
of Tar and Wood Naplha M
Philadelphia, May 3d, 1844.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir-With grateful
feelings I inform you of the astonishing effect of
your medicine, which ha literally rars d me from
a death-bed ) My dieae, Pulmonary Consump
tion, had reduced m so low that my physician pro.
nojnced my caae bnpeleaa ! At thia junction I be
gan lo oe your medicine, and miraculous as il msy
seem, it baa completely restored me to hesith, after
everything else bad failed. Reapertfullv vours,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte atreet, above George street
The undersigned, being personalis ceuaialed
with Washington Mack end hi suffering, beer
witness lo Ibe astonishing effect of Thomson's
Compound Syrup of Tar, and lb troth of the a.
hove statement.
JOS. WINNER, S18 North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, 43 Almond street.
HUGH MGINLEY, & E. corner Tsmsny
snd Fourth streets.
Pvepsred only by 8. P. Thomson, N. E. corner
of 6th snd Sprues alraeta, Philadelphia.
Agents. H. B. Mer, Sunbary ; D.-Gross,
and Dr. Msrpbsrson, Harriaburg ; Jno. G. Brown,
Patuvill ; Geo. Earl, Resdiog I Houaton it Ma
on, Towaada, Bradford county. Pa. rit 60 cents
per bottle, or ft per dasmn.
(Tr Bmomr ef all imUatiant.
FsUlaitdotua. June S8ib, 1841.-1
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