illlilllf;
From the Knickeibocker.
Mat Written Twenty Ye.ee After !
' ring, :. . i
Deer wife, tome twenty years have flown
, Sine you and 1 agread to marry ,
That you wers rather young t own, -
But when t waa too old to "tarry j
In single state full long enough .
I'd lived and wiihed to try the double ;
Friendship I'd found but meagre atuff,
And Fame anvaneicent bubble.
From bnnki no more a solaco came,
To mothe me in my lonetome timet,
And writing prose seemi very tame,
An.) (till more atupid stringing rhymes,
The drama I pronounced a bore,
I carert not for a mimic paction,
Or plota and character of yore, '
When solemn, nonsense waa in fashion.
Thern was a vacuum in my heart
A tort of strange and constant longing;
And thro' my b.ain what thoughts would dart,
' , ,
How many shape go w.ldly thronging 1
My reeling that were IiKea learner,
Kecame so heavy, sad, peculiar;
At first 1 guessed it waa the weather,
And then my ancient sweetheart, Julia.
Rut. when the former grew quite warm,
. And quite as warmly smiled the latter,
I found that neither sun nor storm
Nor gentle Julia was tho matter ;
"Who is then ?" I madly cried
It must be tome such charming fairy ;
A lovelier one my soul replied,
"Delicious, dear enchanting Mary."
At first you doubled, then refuted
To listen to my auddett wooing,
But when you paused and wily mused,
Upon your churn and my undoing,
Your tender breast icli-uting knew
Something of Love's sublime emotion,
And finally repuid the true
Deep feivor of my soul's devotion.
Sweet wife ! did I not tell you sooth
That we should always love each other,
That I would always be in truth
Your more than husband father, brother!
Ah ! what have you not been to me!
My hope, my joy, my pride, my treasure,
Sine twenty year have flown with thee,
Like dream of pure unruffled pleasure.
How a Farmkr oct West PRrsKRvts hib
r.oos A gallon pot is filled with epg; and
ime pint of lime, of the conaiatency of common 1
bite waah, pouted in, and the pot filled with
water. A board id then placed on the lop, and
tho wator, which ia never changed, aa well aa
thufoa. remain pure and awect. This prac
tice ia the ono most ciiinmoti in France, the in
l.uhii.niy i.l' which, to their love of froa t.!
oo'uo, addaluo, it appear, a very cotmnendable
taste for rgga.
MoftESTV. Dr. Charles Caldwell, of Lonia
vi'.le, Ky., lecturing on Phrenology once at Cin
cinnati, pt rpetroted the following :
"The three best heads, plircuologicnlly con
enlered, in tlio United Stalee, are, first, thnt of
lion. Daniel Wi bster, secnnil, that ol lion. Hen
ry Clay, and tho third and btst of the tArea"
muled he, brushing- tip hw hair with hia hand
"modesty forbid me to mention." Cit'$
Advertiser.
Higher. A noble motto for a young man
higher. Never Itx.k down. Aim high ; push
high; leap hiyh. If you cannot reach the
n'ura, yon can have the patiafaction of drawing
near lo them. He wha utandson an elevuted
position, is sure to catch the firat ray" of the
glorious eun. fc?o he who is always stepping
up and teaching up, will fiut ratch the favors
and lleasincs t'f Heaven as they descend.
1'here is unobjert on w hich we gate that gives
im so much pleusure as the upward and contin
ued profross in moral culture and robust vir
tue of enterpriiiiinf young men. When the
chains of sloth are broken, the vision ia clear,
the heart buoyant, and the affections and pur
poses ftrntig, higher and still higher ohjicts
wiM bu gained nobler purposes be achieved,
and a eublunc elevation attained, that will thrill
with joy future generations aa they inarch on in
tho suine glorious path. Portland Bulletin.
A clergyman in Scotland dcaired his hearers
never to cull one another liars, but when ono
raids thing thiil was not true, they ought to
whistle. One Sunday be preached sermon
on the parable of the loaves and fishes ; and
being st lots bow to explain it, be said the loaves
were not like thoee now-a days, they were ss
big as the hills in Scotland. He sesreely pro
nuunced the wrrdsw hen he heard a loud whistle,
What's ihst,' said be 'who calls me a liar!'
Ttis I, Willy M'Donald, the baker.'
Weel, Willy, what objections ha' ye to what
I told you V
None, Master John, only ! wanted lo know
what suit ol ovens they had to bake those loaves
Some sears ago the . following epitaph was
iuscrhed on the grivn of an elderly spinster in
Aldgate church yaid:
She was but wutds are wanting to ssy whst
1 iiink what woman should be, and she was that
A day or two afterwards the following addi
tonal production of aome wiclred wag, was
found cut on the stone ;
A woman should be both a wife and mother,
Lut Srah Jones was neither one nor t'other.
NOTll.UliT,
i i. i-
The following lint shows the current value of all
.'ennsylvania flunk Notes.-' The most'imnticit re
linno. may bs pUoed euon Y ss it Utvcry week
jafnfully conipnrad' with and corrected front Hick
nsli's Reporter. ' . 1 ..-'
"'Itatti.t In Philadelphia.
' NOTR8 AT TAR.
Bank of Noith America , ,
Bank of the Northern Liberties .
Commercial Hank f Perm's. . .
Farmere' and Mechanics' Bank .
Kensington' Hank .
Philadelphia Bank
Schuylkill Wank .
dnuthwark Bank '
Western Bank
Mechanics' Bank .
Manufacturer' cr Mechanics' Bank
rtank of Penn Township . .
nirard Bank " .
Bsrik of Commrrce, tale Moyamcnsing
Dank of Pennsylvania . ' .
Co tut fry slant. j.
Batik of Cheater County" Westchester
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
pal
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
pur
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
p.r
p.i
par
Rank of Pchwsre County
Dank of Gcrmnntnivn
Bank of Montgomery Co.
Doylrstown Rank
Easton Batik
Chester
Germantuwn
Norris'owrt
fi'iy Uptown
Maalon
I ' '"" ' ol liur-M
( Bank of Nnrtliiimlierland
0lUmt.i Batik St rtr;JK
Farmers' Hank ofBurkaro. Bristol
Northumberland
e co.Cnumbia
Farmers' Bank of Lnuraater LanctKlct
Lancaster County Bank i.ancnster
Lancaster Bank - Lancaster
Farmers' Bank of Reading Reading
OtfWe of Bank or I i nn a.
Oflica do do
Office d do
Office do do
HairiHliuig T
Lancaster I nt
These
Dices
heading ( do
nut
Easton
J ixauen.
NOTKS AT DlKOdllNT.
II A IL ,
Rank of the United State. Philadelphia 2:)
Miners' Bank of Poltsville Pottsvillo j
Rank of lewitown Uwinwn ij
Hank of Middloluwn Midtlhuown Jal
Carliale Bank Carlisle j
Exchange. Bank Pittsburg j
I)o do branch of Hollidavsburg i
Harriaburg Bunk Harrinburg I
Lebanon Hank LchaniHt i
Merrbants' & Msnuf. Bank Pillslturg J
Rank of Pittsburg Pitlehuig - i
West Branch H.nk Williampnrt lj
Wyoming Bank Wilkenharre 14
Northampton Bank Alleutnwn
Berks County Bank Reading
Office or Bank of U. H. Pittsburg failed
' Do do do Erie do
Do do do New Brighton do
Bank of Chambershurg C'hainbershurg
Bank of Gettysburg ti'. tij jhurg j
Bank of Hurquehaniia Co. Montroao i
Brie Bank Krie IJtj
Farmer' & Drovers' Bank Wsyneaburg ( n
Franklin Bank WaahiiiRton I J
Hnneadale B ank HoneMl.ilc I j
MonongaheU Bank of B. Brownaville 1
York Bank York Jal
N. B. 1 he notes of those banks on which we
omit qnolatinna, and snbatituta a dash ( ) are not
purchaed by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of llnw whic h have a tetter of n-lervnoe.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia Sav. Ina. Philadelphia failed
Philadelphia Loan Co. do foiled
Schuylkill Sav. Ins. do failed
Kensington 8v. Ins. A do
Penn Township 8av. Ins. do
Manual Labor Bank (T. W Dyott, prop.) failed
Towards Bank Towanda
AlUuhany Bank of Pa. Beilfnrd
no sale
Bank of Beaver ' Hr.uver
cloned
doted
failed
ctiWrd
no i-ale
failed
fitted
failinl
no alc
no rale
no sale
failed
no sale
clowd
no ale
cloavil
failed
closed
failed
closed
Hank of 8aiarit Mjc.IsIhhk
Bank of Wuabliigtou a-l,inyi,m
Centre Bank Hi ll. t.mte
City Bank Pittliutg
Farmer & Mecti c Dank f UtKl-urg
Farmers & MorhVa' Hank Fayette co.
Farmers V Mei hVa' Hank tircenrastle
Harniony Institute Harmony
Huntingdon Uank tluritiugitoii
Juniata Bank LcwiKtowu
Lumbermen's Bank Warien
Northern Bank of Pa. DundatT
New Hope Del. Bridge Co. Hope
Norlhumli'd Union Col. Hk. Milton
North Western Bank of Pa. Meadville
Office of Schuylkill Bank Port t'arbon
Pa.Agr.dc Manuf. Bank ( arli.lo
Silver Lake Bank Montr.
Union Bank of Penn'a. Uninntown
Wesiuioielaml Bank (irtctislurg
Wilkesbarre Biidge Co.
Wilkisliarre noasle
(TT All notes purporting to be on any IVnm-yl-
vania Batik not given in the above ILt, may be sot
lowu as frauds.
Bank nf New Biuuswick
Brunswick
Be I v ul ere
Medlord
Perth Aiuboy
B riil(,'eion
Mount Holly
Kahway
N. Itiunswirk
failed
1
r
4
par
par
failed
Belvideie Uank
Burlington Co. Bank
Commercial Bank
Cumberland Bank
Farmers' Bunk
Parmer' and Mechanics' Bk
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bk
Farmers' and Merchants' Bk
Franklin Bank of N.J.
MiddWtown I' l. I
Jeraey City
tailed
Hobuken BkgeV. tiiaxing Co Hotn.ken
iaibd
failed
tailed
falU-d
i
failed
1
par
no salo
lersey City Bank
Jersey City
Mechanics' Bank
Manufacturers' Bank
Morris County Bank
Monmouth Bk of N. J.
Mechanics' Bank
Mechanics' and Msnuf. Bk
Morris Canal and Bkg Co
Pout Notea
Newark Bkg & Ins Co
Nsw Hope Del Bridge Co
Paltcraoii
Belleville.
Mnrrntlowil
Freehold
Newaik
Trenton
Jeisey City
Newark
i
I
faded
f.i.loJ
4
failed
l.amhi'ilkvilU)
N. J. Mauufac and bkg Co
HoUoUi II
N J Prolet'lon &. Lombard hk Jersey City
Orange Bank Orange
Palerson Bank Pateraon
Peoples' Bank do
Piiuceton Bank Princeton
Halem Bauking Co rialein
Slate Bank Newark
State Bank Eluabrthtown
State Bank Camden
State Bank of Morris Motri-lowo
Slate Bank Tremon
Sulem and PhilaJ Manuf Co 8alem
Sunset Bank Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton
Union Bank I'nver
Waahingtou Banking Co. Hackenuatk
UEIaAWARU.
Bk of Wilra t Brandy wine Wiirmiigloii
Bank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Smyrna Smyrna
Do branch Millord
Farmers' Bk of Slat of Del Dover
Do branch Wilmington
Do branch Georgetown
Do braucn JVewcastle
Union Bank W iluiuigton
rtT Under 6'e
par
par
1
1
par
laileJ
tailed
1
par
i
failed
pai
par
par
par
par
par
par
jar
par
rjQ On all bank soaiktd thus () lUr r eu
(her counterfeit or altered Rots) w the various da
DouJcstioc, ia circuisuon.
. osisn & SON,', :
oinmis)ion MerclinntkC h ,
For the aula of Flour, firain. and all kinds offJoun
1 ... try Frodnte, i v . ji i
A'a. 49 Cufnmtrct ttretl Wharf, ' "
BAtTtmono. '
Q Cash advances on Consignment.
Teh. 3ih. 1817 3m. ,
TO WATCH MAKERS
' AND
J. L A'D'O'lfi TT S,
Importer of Watches, Watcli-MakerV
Tools and Watch Materials,
WliolCAtile &. nctnll.
An. S4fl, jfrel ttrcrl. PHILADELPHIA,
AS constantly on hand a lare asaorimenl of
Lnnetti. Patent, and Plain Ult M iin
spiing'. Verge, Dila, Waich Hands, and a com
pit to aaortneul of all Tool and Mateiial bclonn
ing to the trade; with a large ataurtmrnt of God
and Silver Lever, Inline, and Plain Watch: all
of which hsvi'l RU.irunlv to aell at the l.iweai Nen
Yoik price-. All orders from the country punctu
ally esccnled,
N. B. ('ountry merchant and others are invited
to e II and examine his stuck, at N. 218 Market
utteei.
Ph;la.lflphia, Jan.2n, 1847. Bm
CI-IT ATICTIOIT 5TC3.E,
it. H iS'orth Third street,
TUB tITt SUTttl.)
PHILADBLFHIA.
C. A C K K Y, Ai'ctiowekr.
TO COUNTRY rVTORR-KEEPEK.
EVuMNfl SALES of Hardware. Cnltciy
Saddlery, Whips. Bo.it, Jho.-, Hata,
'ni, (SutiK, Pii-tols, t'lothing,
Watcbea and Fancy O.iod.
At Markrv's Auction ftore. 31 Nurth Third
etrert, near the City Hotel.
The attenti'in of Country Merchants ia invited
The (i.ioiia will be. a. Id in lots to suit purch'iaera,
and all (iim.li olfered will be warrantcj t-qual to lb
reprein iit iit.ina that may be mane nf them.
N. li. A large assortment nf Umuls at Private
Sale. Jan. Hi. 1817. -ty
MOUNT VERNON
Of. Nqrlli St., bet. Arrh &, Uace sts.,
I li i I a d c I i li i a
lffKAUV A PAKKKH reaiiertfully inform their
friendaaiiid the public that they hive taken
the' above named htiue, reeenny kept by J. 8
Adams an I are piepared to accommthlatn ruslo
mers m the snost satisfactory manner snd st res
snnahln prtee. '
Their table will be supplied with the bet vsri
ety he market affords their parlors and ali ening
apwtmeiils will be in the beat or.Uf. The hooae
basbeen thomughlv repaired and furnUhcd with
a view to lite Comfort of traveller and stranger.
Having had aeveral years esperience in the
huini'ss, ihev hope to give general sa'iafartiou,
and rei.peelfully invite travt ltera and atranaer In
give them S call. BltADY & PARKER.
Phil idelphia. January 1, 1817.
CHEAP WATCHES."'
The C.'heaiiet CoM nni Silver Watches
IN rilllaADlSLrillA.
C1 OLD I ever., fil l Jell.d,
J S,i-r do. do.
ti 'l l Lepii , Jewellfit,
Silver do. it.
Silver Qu inirra, fine qn .li y,
(Sold alehea. iUnll,
Silver S-clacli a,
(iolil Peneila,
(old Biaeeli Is.
ft ft 00
ill 00
30 00
1 5 no
10 oo
15 00
1 75
2 Ol)
4 00
Also, on hanJ. a large hm rfnent nf ( .Id and
Hair Bracelets finger ru ga, bre.i.t pin, hoop ear
ring, gold ne, ailver spMiiK, augar tonga, thilil
blea, gold link. Curb and f'l chains, guard ki v
and jewrll'-iy nf every deciiplon, at equal'y low
nrieea. AH I want is a call to convince cuato
mers
All kinds of Watches and Clocks repaired and
w .irmieJ to keep good time for one year; old
gohl or silver hoeglit ol liken in exchange.
For aale, eight day and thirty hour brass clock,
at LEWIS LA DOM US'
Watch, Cln-k and Jewelleiy Store. No. 413,
Market tlnet, alove l.'ltvt nth, north side, Pbila
pbia
(jjj I hse some Cold and Silvei Levers, still
much rbeaier than the shove prices.
Philadelphia. D.e. 26. IStfl-tv
AUCTION STORE.
Xo. (i North 3d st., third door above
Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
SALE K VERY EVEMNC. of a general as
Mirliiient of Forrinn snd Domestic Hardware,
"Table imd Poikel Cutlery, Trunks. Locks,
Laichels. Ilolia, Saws, Saddlery, Whips,
Bool, shoes, Ha s. Ca, Cuiia,
Pistols, Triiiuniiiu. t'lothing
and Fancy (Uih.
The attention of city ami country dealers Is in
vited. The lioods are freh, snd will lie warranted
equal to the representations thai may be made ol
tluin. BAY Lid &. BROiiKE K, A,,ct,oie.r,,
No. C .North Thud kt.
N. B. Purchaseia can have their C.xhU peeked.
Several invoices of Uoods have hi en rcceivt d to he
sold at ptivate vale.
Philadelphia, Dec. I9lh, ISlt'X ,
ffn Housscl's ttnCvrrsnl
SHAVING CREAZVI.
Small rjuntitities given w itfiout Charge.
.It 114 Cumul St., PHILADELPHIA.
THIS new and pletnli'.l article, ai its name de
notes, ia pr.ibVked to be sucrior lo suy Sha
ving Cietm in the Uniu-d State or Euiope, It i
untuipis.d for hesu'y, purity snd f'sgranee, tho'
Munewbat aualagou to Cu ilaiu'a Ambrosial
Cream and other similar compound. It far .ur
paMes them all by the ani.-Iieul pasty c nii-Utenry
of its lather, which so sofn us the heard as lo render
shaving plessunt and easy. It further pnneesscs
the advantage over the imported article , in being
fre.hly piepns l.no skill being wanting in it msu
sfactuie. E.Routael having hsd many years' es
perience in the celebrated Laboratory of Laugur,
Per el Fit-, now Rensud ot co., of Paris.
Besides being the best, it is the cbespest srticle
for shaving; it is elegantly put up in boxes, with
splendid steel engraved labels.
Ptiee $3 per doten, or 37 J cents for s single bog,
to shave one year. It is also solJ si ft 60 per lb.
or 124 cent per os, so that gentlemen rsn have
their hoiea filled at EUGE.NB ROISSEL'8.
Wbole.ala nd Retail Perfumoty snd Miners! Ws-
ter Es'sblishment, 1 14 Cbanol Strcrt.
, Dec. 19, ; 846.. PHILADELPHIA.
To hc .. O. ol O. 1
J. W. &, K. W. STOK E S.
MnnifcWers !of 1 Premium Odd' Fel-
! lowr llegalia, . , : :
; No, 9i itarktt Slrert, FII1LADELlp!A,
First Clothing 8 lore below 6th Street.'
THE subscribers having taken the premium si
Frsnklin Institute, at the last exhibition, for
the beat Regalia,- fhef tirvtter the attention of the
order to their estabtiithmenl, where they will find a
splendiil assortment ol r.U. and bncampment Re
galia. ' They alo make H order for Lodges and
Encampments, Regalia, Sashra, Cotume4 and
Robes, snd furnish every thing requisite for the
convenience of new Lodge or Encampments.
J. W. HTIiKEa, .
E-D. 8THKES.
Philadelphia, Dee. 19, 1846. ly
J. & M. aATJITDEP.S,
Nw. 21 North Fourilt Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
It! Invite Merchants and Milliners to e-
SLamin their stock of Bonueta, Palm
Leaf and Ieghorn Hat, r ur and Cloth Caps, and
India RuMer 8hnea. It will be f und to contain
all of the most desirable kinds, and will be aold at
the lowest market prices.
No. 21 North Fourth Street, between Market
and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia. Dec. 19ih, IfUfi. 6m
New Firm.
fJtHE Undersigned hereby gives notice, that he
si ha saancisied with tiiomelf, aa a partner in
ihii mercantile huainea, in his store adjoining
Weiver'i Tavern, in Sunhury, John Haas, and
that the said store will hereafter b conducted un
let the firm of Clement A. Haas. The store at
the South West coiner of Market Square will be
conducted as heretofore, hv the subscriber himself,
to which he reseclfully invites bis customers snd
friend.
He s'so notifies all those indebted to him, to rslt
between this end the tat of January next, and set
tle their account.
All kinds of produce will be taken on account,
at cash prices.
Hereafter no longer than four month credit
will be given. IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sniibury. Nov. 14. 1840 tf.
pESPECTFULLY inform the public, that on
Ak. the 9th inei., they entered into partner.hip,
in the mercantile buameas, at tho store reeentlf
occupied by Ira T. Clement, adjoining Weaver'a
Tavern, in Sunbury. They tiave lately received
a new stork of goods, which they will dispose of
at the kiwol prices.
All kinds of produce will be taken in exchange
for goo,l.
No longer than four month credit will lie given.
IRA T. CLEMENT,
JOHN HAAS.
Snnl.iirv. Nov. 14. 1H46. tf.
KXTItAOKDLN
SBAFISSS OAXT BE OTJBXBII
COOPER'S ETERIAL OIL A prompt and
la-ting reine.ly for Dstrvr... also for pains
ainl discharge of matter from the Ear.
Ilundieda ofcuns in cs-e deemed utterly hope-le-ahave
fi'inlv e-tatilikheil its superiority over eve
ty former Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is a compound
nf four different O.ls, one of which, the active and
principal ingieilieut, is oM lined from the bark of a
certain species nf Walnut, a new snd effictual
agent in the cure of Deafnea.
Person who had been deaf for 10, 15 and even
2(1 year, have been permanently cured by using
t hia oil. In fact, so n timer oils and so emphatic
have been the testimonials in it. favor, that the in
ventor claim for it the dininction of an InfalliMe
Remedy, in all cases, when the Ear is perfect in
it formati n.
Fot further psrliculsrs, and evidence of its great
value, see printed sheets, in the hand nf Agents.
For s.le in.Sunbury. by J. W. FRILI.NU.
September 19ih, 1846 ly
UNKIVaLLLD AM) UNEQUALLED
In ruling Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza,
Whooping-Cough, and all Diseasea of the
bte.ist and lungs, leading to Consump
tion ; cnmflMd of the concentrated
virtu, a of ihe herbs Horehound,
Boiiesett, Bloodroot, snd
severs! other vegeia
ble eubntancea.
. . Warranted
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER.
rP HIS invaluable Medicine ia the mo.t sedy
snd certain remedy ever discovered for ihe a-l-ove
comnla ina, s thouaauds who have uaed it
111 testily. For sale, iu Sunbury, by
J. W. FRILING.
and in Norll un.bertand. by D. HRAUT1GAM,
and at wholesale, in Phllalh Iphia, bv
F. KLETT & Co,
Corner of Second and Callowhtll streets,
September I th, 1846. I y
I )E i t i s t r y7
aT.CC2fEELLE?s,
rilHANKFUL for the liberal eneouragemeni
which be baa received, woul I reapecifully
inform hi tViends and the cilizeua of Nonhumher
land rounly in general, that he ha preparrd him
aelf with Ihe beat lueurrupllhle Teeth, Gold Plate,
Gold Foil, Ae , that ran be had in the city of Phi
ladt Iphia; snd that ho will endeavor, to ihu utmost
ol bis ability, lo render full satisfaction lo all who
uisy think pieper to engage his service.. He will
be In Suubury at the Augtut court, where he will
be prepared, at hi residence, to insert Teeth on
Gold Plate, or on Pivot, on the latest and most ap
proved plana, and attend to all the branches belong
ing to DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladies will be waited on at their places of resi
denee, if desired.
His charges will be reasonable, and hia work
warranted.
He will visit different parts of ths county, about
ones in three months.
Sunbury, July 16th, 1846 6m
rtOSClKKSS JjVABlus ami black Cong 's.
Lik, of a uerioi quality, for sale cheap, at lbs
slur, of
JlENRY MA98ER.
July 4ib, f84.
: e, xcixvXber; ;jm;,
So. ZlJiorth Fourth Street, vnder the Mcf
, y chant' Hotel,
, t h 1 1 a d e I p li I n .
a Li Monk dr ranis.
KEEPS constantly on hsnd an extensive as
ortment of all kinds of Hilk, Pur and Bea-
vei Hats, which he offers for rale on the mot rea
sonable term. His Hat are made up ot the beil
materials, and in the most approved style. Per
sons visiting the city ass. ill find it lo their Interest to
call. L , July 1 1th, 1816. ly
COLirifiBIA house.
OHBINUT STREET, i
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS large nd commodious Hotel has recently
been fined up with enliie new furniture.
The subscribers therefore solicit the patronage of
the public, snd tiusl thst their experience in ths
busineas will enable them to give entire satisfac
tion. Terms moderate.
BAULEY, McKGNZIE & Co.
July th, 1816. ly
TOUNTAIN HOTEL.
Light Street,
riHE House hss undergone a thorough repair.
M. The proprietors solicit ils former patronage.
Terms $1 33 er day.
WM.W. DIX,
ARTHUR L. FOGG,
July 4, 1846. If Proprietors.
Keller Sc firccnoiitrli,
PATE1TT ATTOPslTETS,
AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
DRAWINGS and Papers for the Patent Of
fice will be prepared by them-, at their office,
opHiile the Patent Office.
Julr.4lh. 1846. ly
SIIsVEtl
MKDAL,
AWAKDKU
BY THS raSKM!l
jtaTlTCTS, 1845.
Gily Dnfiirrrrolype Establish mm..
(Lats Si moss A Cot i.i !s.)
A'o. 100 Chttnul it., nhove Third, South tide,
PHILADELPHIA.
MINIATURES taken equally a. will in clou
dy a in cleir weiiher. A dark silk dies
for a lady, and a blurk suit for a gentleman, are
1 rcfurahle in silling for a pietuie. No extra charge
i a i r j I : I
ia mane lor coloring, ami ienen iim-in-.nr!. .m
guuranlied. July 4tb, 1846. ly
I Itl 1 O 11 T A N T
TO ALL COUNTRY
HOUSEKEEPERS.
YOU may be sure of obt lining, at
all times, pure and highly flavored
TI7 BSBL
By the single pound or larger quantity, at the
PcklnTeuCompuny'H narcliuusc,
30 South StcunJ street, t-ctuvct Marku und l.'lus
nut street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Heretofore it ha been very duiicult, indeed, aU
miMl impoeaible, always to obtain good (irnrii and
III .ck Teas. But now you have only to vir-il the
Pekin Tea Company's Store, to obtain ss delicious
and fragrant Tea as you could wish for. A II tastes
csn heie tie suited, with the advantage of gelling a
pure article at a low price.
June 27th, 1846.
C LOT Z X' lT'C-,
WHOLESALE AMI lli:TAII-
THE ulsrsilnrs are runstantly manuficturing
fium the beat French, English and Ameriean
msnufarlured Cloths and Caa.iiners, ('LOTIIING
in a very superior style, cut snd workmanship.
Persona buying to sell again will find one of the
largest and most fahionab!e slock of goods lo select
from in the city, and at uiip'cccilei led l.w price.-.
J. W. & E. D. STOKF.S,
U4 Market at. Pintail.
N. B. A large assortment of Odd Fellows' Re
galia constantly on hand, and all order, from lodges
or individual punctually attended to, on the mo.l
liberal terms. J. W. &. E. D. 8.
Philadelphia, June 27th. 1846 ly
D A N V I L iTlf
WOOLEN FACTORY.
DANVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
I'enuftylvanla.
THE Danville Steam Woolen Factory, former
- ly owned snd occupied by Dr. Petnikis. h-s
recently been purchased by the subscribers, who
respectfully snnoonee to their friends snd ihe pub
lic general y, thst they are now prepared lo do all
kinds of work in their line af business, at the shot
test notice, according to order, and ia) the best com
parative manner. Having gone to considerable
expenve in tt pairing then machinery and aparatus,
and being very panicnlai in securing the service of
experienced mechanics, they fwl confident that
they are capable ef exre-jting all kinds of work in
a atyle superior to st y other establishment in lbs
counlrv, st the old customary puces.
CLOTHS, SATIN ETTS, FLANNELS aan
BLANKETS const an ly on hand, and for aale at
reduced prices, for Cass, or Bsrier.
CAItniXa AND ri'l.MXCa
will be done in the best manner, st the usual pri
ce.. All kind of country produce taken io pay
nunl for woik, at D uiville market prices.
For the accommodation of trim ho live at
dt-tsnce, Wool and Cloth will be uken in at,
and, when fiui.hed, reiurti.d to the following pla
ets. Plain written diteclious must sccompsny
each parcel ;
Columbia County. Roup & Man's store, Ws
ahingtonville; R. Fruit's store, J.r-evtown ; Yrs
ger's inn. Roaring Creek ; Sharpies' s'oio, Cstts-isi-a;
C. F, Mann's store, MilTIinville ; Millei's
tore, Berwick t J. Chile's Mill; Rickrt's store,
Oiaugevillo; fkirr's .tore. White Hall.
Surthunilxrrland Cvuuty Michael Reader's inn,
Turbulville; Ireland &. Hay's store, McEweus
ville; E. L. Piper's stoie, Wat.onstown ; S. I.
Comly Ss, Co's .lore. Milton ; Gibson's inn, Chil
listjuaque ; Foray Ill's sloie, NorthnaioerUnd ;
Young's sloie, Sanbuiy.
Luzerne County Reynold's stole, Kingston;
Gildersleeve's store, Wilkesbsrre ( Gsylnrd's store,
Plymouth;. Siyer's store, Nsntlcoks ( Judge
Msck's Mill, Huntington.
Lycoming County. D. Clupp's store, Muncy ;
Shoemaker's store. Smith's Mill.
. GEAKHART Sl KOWNOVER.
Danville, May 9, 1840.
DEXTER'S SPIRITS OF mAP, for ex
iracting Grease, Dry I'ainu, Varui.b, Tar,
v sx, dec, from clothing of any deacriptiou, ai
rauisil not to injuie lb cloih or ihe mot delicate
colors. This hqu d hss slso been usej with gresi
success in esses ol Burns, Scald., Tell- r. Pimple
on the face, Cbspned hauds, Sore lips. Rheuma
tism, llsrd or soft Corns, eVr. (J3 Price, SS eta.
per bonk. For sals st the state of
, July 18, 1846. , H. MASSES. .
HsBilASSEP.,
ATTOHN E Y. AT LAW,
SUITDUKV. PA.
Bttslnr.s atlrtided to in the Counties of Nor
thumberlsnd, Union, Lycoming snd Columbia,
liefer lot
P. & A. Kovount,
Lowsa Sl Vknnon,
Pours a St Ssonoaaas, " Philad,
RaTBOLoa, McFaataxo & Co.
. Brtatse, Good ic Co.,
PREMIUM SCALES.
Dale'sCele' rated Rail Road Scale,
do do ' Coal and Hat do
do do Iron Manufac's' do
do ( do Portable Platform do
20 different sixes,
do do Dormut or Floor do
ft diffi renl sizes,
do do Counter do
13 different sizes.
The above Scales are
mads either single or
double beam, anj are
decidedly the moat durable, accurate and conveni
ent rcalt-e ever invented. We also have Platform
and Counter Scales, Patent Balaneea and every
kind of Weighing Machines in use for sale, whole
sale and retail, at low prices. All Scules sold by us
to go out of lbs city, sre boxed free of charge, and
warranted to give satisfaction to the purchaser in
every particular. GRAY & BROTHER,
Manufsctureia and Dealers, No. 34 Walnut street,
June 27, 1840. ly FhiLidelphia.
SALT. New York Salt in barrel and bags, fur
sate st manufacturers' prices, by
GRAY & BROTHER,
June 27, 1846. ly 94 Walnut st. Philad.
0 HORSE SHOES. I
Home Shoes, for sale at
P'iC,,by - GRAY' tc
, Burden's Patent
manufsctureia'
BROTHER.
June 27, 1846. ly 34 Walnut A. Philad.
" Fknx s y lvani aTi io us e
BANVIIiLB FA.
riIIE ubsciilr, late of the Union Hotel, Mun
X cy, Pa , reapeetfully informs the old and nu
merous customers of the
PrniiNylTanln IIoikc,
and the public generally, that he has leased the
Tavern Stand of John Rhode, in Danv.lle, where
be is now prepared to entertain travellers, and per
sous visiting the town, in the vi ty best Blyle. The
accommodations will lie such ss a well condueted
public, houae vhould afford, and no effort will I -spared
to render sitUfai tioti, in every respect, loall
who may call. The citizen of Lycoming county
are invited lo put up with the undersigned vheii
they visit Danville.
HENRY WEAVER.
Dani'le. Msv 2. 1S1C
EE1TT1STPLT.
PKTEK 11. MASS EH,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
f RESPECTFULLY informs ihe citizens of
5, Sunbury snd vicinitv, thst he his opened an ,
office st ihe re-iilenre of Henry Msscr, in Maiket
street, where be is prep ned to execute all kinda nf
Dkstal SuRoset , Plate Work, A.C , on the latest
and mokt approved plans.
Having had some experience and instruction,
under one nf ihe moat eminent and soceeneful Den
tis's in Pbiladi Iphia, he believes that be will lie
able to give satisfac'.ion to thoe who may wanl bis
service.
Ladies will be waited on at their places of real
deuce. Hia charges wilt be moderate, aud hia
work warranted.
Sunbury, March 58lh, 1316.
To I'lU'Chascrs of
GOODS.
.b. 121 Pearl, NEW YORK.
aAVING ei-tablUheil a Br.nch at No. 144 Chas
nut St., Philadelphia, is now opening, snd will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc
tion, an extensive assortment of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which will bu sold st the lowest New York pi ices,
at wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will be
found a good assortment of the following articlesi
Jsrconeta, Plsid, Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe, Boob,
Swb-s aud Tarlatan Muslins, Bishop end Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nells, Fancy and Ball Dresses,
Thread Laces, Application Dm, rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Iriah Linen. Linen Cambric,
Linen Cambrie Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Ecose, Mouselino da I .sine. Silk snd Cotton
Wsrp Aliccss, (juoeu's Cloth, Gala Plaids,
French Merinos, BLck Silks, Gloves, Silk Hose,
Sbswls, Crsvsis, Ribbons, Embroideries. Ace, Scc.
Country Mctchsnts snd others visiting Pbiladel
phia er New York to purchase, are respectfully io
viied lo csll snd examine the stocks.
Nov. I. 1845. ly.
BELIEVE AND LIVE.
THOMSON'S
Compound Syrup or Tr Jt Wood
Naptkikv - -
THE unprecedented success of this medicine, in
the restoration of health, t. those who, in ties,
pair, had given up all hope, has given it an exal
ted reputation 'ove all other remedies, furuUhing
evidence of its intrinsic vaUi. and power, as the en
hr stent which ran be relied iMn for the cure of
Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchi! tin, Aaihms,
Pain in Ihe side and Breat, Spitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, A-c. ,
. : - . . 1 ... . u . .11 : i.rov'
( JsniNG CURE.bv Thomson. Compound Syrup
Vliemiiifi I. IOUV,HU iu inv io,iuwiiig .in IF.,
of Tsr sitd Wood Nspths! !
PkitatHphia, May 3d, 1844. '
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With gntsful ,
trehnge I inform you of the astonishing siVect of .
your sneilicine, which bss literally isisej me from .
a do ilh-bed My diea4, Pulmonary Conaump.
tion, had rsdurwil me n kiw thai my pby.u-ian pro
no jiK-ed my cane hnxdes ! ' At ibis juneiinn I he a
gsn io it your medicioe, and mirsculous ss it may '
com, it hss couiplett'ly restored me to health, slier
everything elae had tatted. Respectfully your.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above Geoaga alirnt.
The uodoraigued. Wing personally scuaiulej t
with Wsahingtott Math aud his sutler tugs, bear ,
witness lo lbs astoaiUbing e fleets of Tboutson's
Compound Syruu of Tsr, aud the Uulh ot lbs s
bove stalemeiil.
JOM. WINNER, 318 North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS.4 Almond street, .
HUGH M'GINLEY, S. E. cornet Tsmsey
snd Fourth streets.
Prepared only by 8. P. Thomson, N. E. oilier
of 5lh and Sprues streets, Plii'.ails'phis.
Agmt. H. B. M.ser, Sunbury; D. dross, .
snd Dr. Mscphsison. HsuUburg ; Jqo. (I, Brown,
I'stisviiie Ue.. barl, Keduig Moutoa A M.
on, TowanJa, Biadibrd couniy, Pa. J'rk 60 cent
per bot lie, er 4 pel doxen, ,
fXT" Btwart of ali inUotiem.
Philadelphia, Juns SHth, 1845. ly