Msne In Cartel. ..........
A trial for murder in the first degree, or as
porlinff rccn coll if, a race for life and death,
time oft a short time ago, Within leM than a
hundred miles of civilization. '
The accused was a bi? negro, shining black,
with hair as ctitf mid coarse S3 the teeth ol a
mrdinp machine. ,
Clerk.' Prisoner, look upon the juror juror
look upon the prisonnr t Do you challenge ?
founcil for Ihe Vunner. Not pre-cmpto-rily.
Clcrfe. Have you formed or expressed an
opinion with regnrd to the piilt or innocence of
the accused 7
Juror - Why, what a question. How should I?
Clerk repeats the question.
Juror. Why I never nw him before.
Vlcrk -Answer the question yea or no,
Juror. No, air-r-cee ?
rrr. No sport hero, it is too acrimia a
matter.
Cltrk. Hate yon any conscientious ecruplen?
Juror l have a few leil.
f.Vrft I mean about inflicting capital pun
ishment. ,
Juror None, whatever, I do (retire you.
'I his emphatic declaration brought the ri
aonetV counsel to his feet, who was going, tn
iirin- thnt the manner in which the juror 'n last
miKWcr was given wasa pood challenge fora
C'iu?e, hut wa.i slopped , by the court.
Clerk. Are you akin to the .prisoner '
Juror. What !
fC'lwrk repeats the question
Are you nkin to llie prisoner !
Jurm: Who do you tuko me for 1
Clerk. Arc yon akin to the prisoner?
Juror. Your face is blacker on Sundays
than initio is on weekdays, and yuur hair h
wool. Are you akin to the prisoner .'
CUrk. Answer the miestwn. '
Juror. Akin the devil 1 my family are re
epectahle white people !
Here the cloudy brow of tho court indicated
ihnt tho conference ulioold bo cut short, and
tin; prisoner" coutmel boding uo iood from the
juror's contemptuous opinion of his client, chal
lenged the juror for cauae, namely, an opinion
x pressed.
Juror continue. Whatl lam insnhVd by
that blackguard clerk, and now a hired bul
lies has challenged me; no, I'll fight his clerk
iirrt, and his bully afterwards.
Court to Juror. Sir, you are challenged,
you may retire.
Jutor. I never turned back on friend or loc
I'll not retire.
Court. Sir, you are committed for tweiity
four hours for contempt of court. Sheriff, take
him into custody.
Here the sheriff, who was a resolute good
notured man, walked off arm in arm with the
prisoner.
Juror. Why Slier itf, I voted for you, what
nre you about 1
Sheriff. Oh .' nothing, you can eat, with me
and sleep in my room.
Juror. You are) both snv)fe and kind, Mr.
oheriir; I refused to vote? for your advursniy,
'.cause when he was sheriff he never summon
ed mp a juror I thought he slighted tnt. I am
the first juror culled since you were elected,
und I am in jiil ! D n you, the court, the
clerk, his dully, and every body else. Why I
am going to be married to night and have fifteen
miles to ride.
The sheriff explained matters to the court,
und the sentence was commuted to one hour's
custody.
Is it TniE? Since the birth of Christ, it is
eMimatttd that there have been 32,000 million
of birth'). Deduct the present population, va
r outily cstimulrd frjtu 800 to 1000 mil ions, say
t'OtiO millions,) and it leaves thirty one THor
M4NO a.id for iv million, who have, in a little
more than IS centuries, gone down to the
prove.
Of the number in the grave, about
0,000 (HMUKK) have died in war,
(UKJO.OiHM'OO by famine and pestilence,
50O.(HKOlK) by martyrdom,
5S0 000 000 by intoxicating drinks,
1:3,000.000.000 natural or otherwise.
Thus it will be seen that war and strong
drink have sent nearly one-third of thu human
race to a prcmntore grave.
Upon the drinking part of this frightrul cats-
lojjue, a conteinMrry speaks after the manner
following; We might examine the causes of
war and famine, and not unfrequently will we
imJ that intemperance has played an active and j
I'ouspicooud part in the creation of both. .
"The calculations upon this subject might be
'Vended to an utmost indefinite length, and
perhaps too, with propriety, if thought and medi
ation would dwell upon ihein, and deduct the
noral from each and every avenue. For in-
tarice, it strong drink bus now had its 50,000,
nOOof victims, Ikhv many more mutt it hate
More the moderate drinker 'vill lay his shoul
der to the pledge ot reform ! Suppose but thir
ty days of intense agony and misery, to be the
'ot of each drunkard's family of five each ! what
n the ajjgregulu ! Suppose it required even
hi more than fifty bushel of grain distil'.ed, to
nuke a roan a drunkard, how long would it last
.iiiiKhmg l!uro:(? nay, even the vhula vni
1 'rst,l world ! It would amount to fifty-eight
iiuudrcd milium of barrels of flour.
Suppose nil, that eacli drunkard loses or
va.tt-i. on , 1111 yeum ol his life, at three slid
"lit:" per dav, ho 'liany solid globes of gold of
(btieizeof Jurenrih, would It (JsGM.O-iU.lltVO,.
. "id) puicha.e! .Mako your own calculaitons,
r.i't only upon these supposed cases, but any
atu ra of vthch tlna subject is susceptible, and
I'teruMilt uiil ahiuui.ii ou, and perhaps lead
10 somewlml different curse of lite. These
estimates are many of them below the reality."
Daily Quttn Cuy.
1! A II V O T K 1. 1 ft T.
' rti si.i 'Asi.il
Tbe fl. owins Ui shows lb current veins -of til
.'ennsyMiiia Bunk Ni(Vs. The mostimplicit re
lisnrs my r plarpil npon it, at It U every week
jarsfnlly cottipnrtd with and corrected from IHck
Dell's Reporter. .
nnnUt In Philadelphia.
M , Disc, t
Nx. LncATioir. . Phiub.
NOTTS AT PAR.
Bank of Notih Amerlra- . ,
Bnk of the Northern T.llwrties
Oommprcial Rnnk of Penn'a. . .
Fsrmera' and Mechanics' Uank .
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
put
par
par
par
par
par
Kensington Uink
Philadelphia Rank . . I
Schuylkill IWh ...
Southwark Bank '
Western Hunk
Mechanics' Dank
Manufacturers' &. M"chanics' Dunk ,
Bank of Penn Township .
fiirard Bank .
Hank of Coinniftrr, lata Moyaun nsing
Bank of Jeunylvaui . . : . . ,
, Country Hank.
Bank of I'hester tJouniy Weatchealrtf
Bsnk of IVtaware Comity ('heater
Bank of (Jermantown Grrinantntvn
Bank of Monlcornnry Oo. Norrliowii
Ooylestown Bank ll iylestown
GasMn Bank Faston
Farmera Hank of Bwrfcs eq Briol
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
Bank of Nrirthumlipflnml Northumberland par
(Inlumhia Bank fir prides PA.('nlunihia par
Farmers' Bank of Lancaster I.nnevJtct liar
(ancaxter ITnnnty Unlik
f.ancaster Bank
Farmers' Bank nf Reading
Office of Bank of Penn'a.
Office do do
Office ' do do
Oific do d.)
NOTES AT P
"ank of the United Slntea
Miners' Rank of Potlurille
Bank of Lewistown
Bank of Middl-'town
Carlisle Hank
Exchange Bank
Ito do branch of
Ifarrisburs Bank
l.chanon Bank
Merchants' fii Manuf, Bank
Bank of Piitsl'iirs;
West Branrh R.mk
Wyoming ltnk
Northampton Bink
Beiks (ounty llnuk
Office of Bank ol IT. 3.
Do do do
Do do do
Bank of C'hamliersburn
Uiihk of tieltyaliurn
Bank of Kuquehanua t'o.
Erie Bunk
Farmers' Droera' Bank
!.nnrtrr pr
Lancaster pal
Keadina; par
Harrislurg" These
Iinncnster I offices
Ifenlinir do not
EsiHno 'J issue n.
I sen if N T.
Philadolphis t3
Potisvrlle i
fpwi'-town j
MidHlctnwn J at
t'arlisle J
Piltshurr i
Nnidavbrg I
Harristiorg J
Lelmnon j
Piitshurg
Piltsbuig ' i
Williamsporl 1
Witkenl-arro I J
Allentown
Reading
Pittsburg failed
Eric do
New Rriulitnn do
Chamliershurg J
fti-ltysburg J
Montrose j
F.rin II, I J
Wnesbnrg J'j
Wash!ni;toii t
Hoiiu.liild I
Brownsville tj
York Z
Franklin Bank
llonesalnle B'lik
Monongxliela Bank of B.
York Bank
N. B. 'I ho notes of those banks on which we
omit quotations, and suhetitutc a dash ( ) are not
purehaxvd by the Philadelphia brokers, wilh Ihe
exception ol those which have a letter of reference.
UROKKN BANKS
Philadelphia Sav. Ins.
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuylkill 8av. Ins.
Kensington Kav. Ins. A
Philadelphia failed
1I0 lulled
do f j lie J
do
do
Vnn Township Hav. Ins,
Manual I.ahor Bank (T. W; Dyott, prop.) failed
JVwanda B11A
Towanda
Alleghany Dank of Pa.
Bank of Bearer
Bank of Swatara
Bank of Washington
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmers' & Merh'cs' Bunk
Farmers' & Mech'cs' Bunk
Farmers" V Mwh'cs" Bunk
Harmony Instituto
Huntingdon Bunk
Juniata Bank '
Lumbermen's Bank
Northern Bank of I'n.
New Hope Del. Briilire t'o.
Northumti'd Union Col. Bk.
North Wextern Bauk of Pa,
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. Agr. & Manuf. Uauk
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Westmorland Bank
Bedford HO tale
Beaver closed
Hiiri'Uburg cloned
Washington failed
Bcllifonte losJ
PittKbutg no sale
Putlurg f.iiled
Fyet4to. fjiled
ti'ri-euuixlla failed
Harmony 110 sale
Huntingdon mi tale
Lewi-itown nos.ile
Warren failed
DnndalT no tale
New Hope rl.ieoil
Mill on no ksIh
Meadtillo closed
Port i 'arhon
CarlUle failetl
Montrose closed
I'liionlowi) fild
(irrettstiurg closed
Wilkesharre no sale
Wilkesbarre Bridge Co.
(Ej All note purporting lo be ou any Pennsyl
vania Dank not giveu in the alwve list, may be set
iown as frauds.
keiv ji:nsi:Y.
Bank of New Brunswick Brunsw ick
Belvideie Bank ' Belvidere
Burlington Co. Rank Medford
Commercial Rank ' P.-rth Amhoy
Cumlierland Bank Brldgeton
Tanners' Bsnk Mount Holly
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bk Rahway
failed
1
ar
par
par
1
Fanners' and Mechanics' Bk N. Riunswhk failed
Farmers and Merchant Bk Middletown Pt. )
I- raukliu uank o: i. J. Jerwy 1'ity
failed
failed
failed
failed
fulled
I
failed
i
par
DO sale
Hobnken Bkgdt liiazmg Co lloliokcn
Jersey City Bank Jeisry City
Mechanics' B.mk I'stlt-rsoii
Mauufucturt-rs' Bank Belleville
Morris Coonly Bank Moiriatown
Monmouth Bk of N.J. FreeholJ
Mcchauica' Bank New.irk
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk Trenton
Morria ("anal and Bkg Co Jerbey City
Post Notes
Newark Bkg & Ins Co Newaik
New lloie 1M Bridge Co LambeiUtilln
N. J. Manufuc. and Bkg Co Hotsiken
I
failed
faihxl
i
failed
4
N J Prolecton dt luibard bk Jersey City
Orange Bank Orange
Paterstin Bank Paterson
Pcoplca' Bank do
Princeton Bank Princeton
Salem Banking Co Salem
Stale Bank Newark
State Bank Khiaiieihtown
State Bank Camden
Slate Bank of Morris MorrUtowu
Slate Rank Trenton
Sslem and Philad Manuf Co Sakm
Sussex Bank Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton
Union Bank Pver
par
par
J
"I
fsiled
failed
par
failed
par
par
par
.ar
par
par
par
par
par
Washington Banking Co. Jlackunsark
DIXAHUtl.
Bk of Wilm 6l Brandy wuit Wilmington
llsnk of Delaware Wilmington.
Bank of Saiyrna Smyrna
Do branch Milford
Farmer.' Bk of lnie of Dei Dover
Do branch Wilmington
1J branch ( eurgetown
Do brsnih Newcastle
Union Bunk Wilmington
nT I'udei &'
3
ayOnall bunk marked thus () ibsrs sis ci
thcr counterfeit or altered note U til vsnou ds
noniioauoos, in circulation.
Sprihi; Goods
rilHE subcribst has jmt' rectivsj nl New
JL Spring Good, lo hich he Invite his frien
and cu'tomer to call and examine for thttnaei
His stick conni-ts in part of the following t
Superior Cloths, of all colon t Caesiums of dif-.
ent patterns ; Satin and Other VettinRt j Ca
licos, I.awna, Olnghams, Checks, Tick-. ,,
inpa, and tummer wear of all kinds '"
. stid pricej sNo, Leghorn and
rlm leaf riauii llmhrnlla ."
4 and Parasols, from 28
cent upward $
lo. tJroreiies, Queen-
wire. Hardware, Cedarwate,
Oils, Paint, Fih, Salt. Ac Ac. Sic,
and in fict, evetv article utoaMy kept in a countc
siore, which will I told very low. fur cash' or an-
kind of trade. ' JtlHrf EOUAK
Sonbury, May 15th, ftl7. ntiy ' '
Orphans1 Court Sale.
T N pnmi nre of an oriler of the Orphans' Cour
of Noilhuml eiland county, will be s.dJ at pu
lie Vendue, on Saturday the t7th day of J'y nex
on Ihe premises, to win A certain tract of lara.
situate in Shamok h township, in Slid county, Crt.i
txhiinft 209 acres and 113 pitches, strict measitrn.
adjoinins, land of the heirs of Martin Wsaver, Joh 1
Cngrr, Holomon Fcijely, snd tt.iac Treihtejr,
hereon is erected a two story log house and sione
kitchen, a large fiamn b.iuk barn, , stone smoke
house and an rxcellrnt orchard of choirs fruit.
Al-n, one other trart, situate in the township ami
county aforismJ. conlainine 35 acre and fH pet
chrs, adjoioinn the obove described tract, Samuel
Halts, Geotge linger, and lsie TreiMey, wlieraoa
are frertpd a one and a half story frame house, a
Irame st ihlo, and a log hnp, with a goo I well ot
water at ihe house, and a thriving young nrchaid
ofrhnice fiuit Also, a crr'ain other tract of word
land siut ite in the township aforesaid, eentaining
f acres and 6t perches, adjoining Conrad Yeager,
Joseph Chaniberlin, and Aiiijustoa lluey. Also,
a certain o'hrr tract of land in s iid tow nship, con
taining 3? se e and 147 perch's, s'rirl measure,
of which ubotil one half it rleaied, adjoining Au
gutu Hu- y, Nathaniel Snxton, and others Al
so, a certain other trart si u ite In said lown'hip,
containing 9 or ret and 14 perches, strict measure,
adjoining (Solomon Feg. y, and others. Late the
estate of Christian Fcgcly, dee'd.
Male to commence st trt o'clock, A. M. of said
day, when the term of ssls will he made known
hy SOLOMON FKGE1.V,
REUBEN FKOEI.Y.
By order of the court, Admrs.
Kiis tin Otitis. C'k. O. C.
Sunhury, April 2-tili, IH47. Ul3t .
something" newT
fII! Sulsrriler have the exr'unive light of
JL vending J. M. Til A TCHEK'S
Hot lllast Hot Air Cook Ins;
l49
in the counties of Northumlierland, Columbia snd
Schuylkill; snd from the encouragement mel with
already, tbry expect to do s large business. This
stove is constructed on sn entirely new principle,
and on the only principle that cn make lioth a
go. J wood aod coal stove. The inventor ha over,
come all ihe difficulties thai so frequently belong to
other tove. He Has by hit srrangement, con
structed a broiling tXJOVCIl III front, where
in broiling, roasting, frying or baking may be done,
and all the smell that arine therefrom must paa
into Ihe combustible chamber, and it not at all
thrown out into the room JTJ) Beside thi, there
is an oven only two iochea leas than the wbole sice
of the stove, wherein linking or roasting may be
done a well as it can be in the common brick oven.
This even is alvssva fit for tle when the stove is
heated, ss lha whole draught of hot air passes a
tound it constantly.
Public attention is particularly called to ihit
stove. Ii can he wen at our Store and Tin Estab
lishment in North Dnvill,, at the sign of the Co
lumbia Tin shop, and at tbe Foundry of Itohrbach
rV ( 'lenient in Sunbnry, where its particular quali
ties w ill be fully thown and exp'ained lo any person
wishing to 11 imme it.
The subscribers continue to have on hand all
kinds of psrloi stoves, such as radiators, cylenders,
fancy and plain, suitable for all who may favor ua
i h a call; also common sheet and Russia Iron,
which can tie made in any desirable shape; tngc.
thcr with a general assortment of tin snl j ipinned
ware, wholesale and letail. Country nor. hsntt
are invited lo call and eiamine our Block, as our
work cannot be surpassed, and pi ice modoorsl.
iS. B. We can salelv recommend ihe shove men
tioned Move lo ierons who wish to embark in a
good business. The patentee will sell eiiber coun
ty or stats rights, to suit purchssers, ami on rea
sonsble terms. He or his sgent may be found in
Danville, Ps. J. dt J. ARTER.
The undersigned, having seen in operation the
bot biatt hot air cooking stove, invented and pa
tented by J. M. Thaichrr, certify that we believe,
from Ihe manner of ils conslructim and operation,
that it is the let one ever offered to the psbiic. The
arrangement is so complete and the construction sn
judicious, that there is a saving ol one half ihe furl
and lime, in doing any given amount of service,
over other celebrated stoves. Ia abort we rec'Xn
rneut it in preference to all others, for tbe simple
revson llisl it embrace every branch of economy.
Samuel Garreil, John W Garrett. Dsvid Chat
field, W F Kiu h. n, John M Giay, E Thompson,
South Thompson, J D llahn, John Oakes, Hrt ki
sh Bear, Elin F Cooper, eo M Kkhsrt, Daniel
Ilnir.osn, Henry II Rissel, F H Caiver, Daniel
Dreiabach, Joseph Yanknk, Brook Epley.
Dauvillo, March 6, 1817. ly
Far m
THE subaenbsr oilers for sale a cheap Farm,
situate in ShanW;in township, Northumber
land county, akul eir.h! mile from Suubory. ly
ing between the Cm' re turnoike and Irish Valley,
containing 162 acren and allowance. Said farm
is in a good state f cultivation, with reasoiiably
good buildings and excellent water near lbs door ;
and all kind of fiuit. etc.
JOHN FAR.NSWORTH.
Sunberr, Feb. SO, 1817.
Clothing Establishment
OPERATIONS in Cisuim seem lo be th
order of the day, at lb Philadelphia Ward
Rube, 105 Chetuut sirret, where every snide in
tho line ia kepi, and sold at aitouUhing low prices,
embracing
Clonk', Uaogups, Over Sack Coats, Short Sack
Cost. Super French Cloth Dress Frock
Costs, Pantaloons of every grade aod
style, any of which wilt be sold either
by Ihe garment or dosen, at pii
ce that will justify th
moil economical in
buying.
W advi all who want good snd chsap Clo
thing, to call st No. 105 Cbssnut sliett,
Phdadelphis, Ftb 6th, 1817 6m
TO WATGJJk M ABBR8
.J .' L A"b0 -Irl U3,
Importer of Watches,. Watch-MakerV
' ' Tools nd Watch Materials,
... Wholesale & netall,
to. 246. Market Ureri, PHILADELPHIA,
HAS constantly on hand a Urg assortment of
Lunttte, Patent, and Plain Glass j Main
spring', Verges, Dials, Watch Hands, and a com
plete assortment of all Tools sod Materials belong
ing to Ihs trade t with Urge assortment of Gold
snd Silver Levor, Lepine, and Plain Watches all
of which he will guaranty to tell at lha lowest New
York prices. All orders from the con a try punctu
ally sieeutpo.
N. B. Country merchant and others are invited
to and examine bis stuck, at No. 840 Market
street.
Philadelphia. Jan. 23, 1847. dm
No. 31 North Thiol street,
(sS TMR CITX HOTKl.)
. PHILAOBIiFHIA. .
C.T C- MACK K Y, AucTioxtER.
TO COUNTRY BTORE-KEEPEK9. v
Tr4Vr3NtNO 8ALES of Hardware, Cutlery,
JIJJ Saddlely, Whips. Boot, Wioe, Hals,
Caps, Guns, Pistols, Clothing, ' '
Watches and Fancy O.wd.
At Markey'a Auction Store, SI North Third
street, near the City Hotel.
The attention of Country Merchants Is invited.
The Goods will be ld in lots to suit purchasers,
snd all Good offered will be warranted equal lo the
rapresentstions that may be made of them.
N. B. A large assortment of Goods st Private
Selw. Jsn. !. !847.--ty
95 North 2d st., bet. Arch & Race sis.
1 h i I n d e I p h i a .
"TfeRADY & PARKER respectfully inform their
JIJP friends and the public that they have taken
the shove nsmed bouse, recently kept by 1. S
Adams, snJ are piepared to accommodate custo
mer in the moat satisfactory manner and at rea
sonable prices.
. Their table will be supplied with the best vari
ety '.he market affords their parlors and sleeping
apartments will be in the beet order. The house
has been thoroughly repaired and furnished with
a view lo the comfort of travellers and strangers.
Hiving had several years experience in the
business, they hope to give general satisfaction,
and respectfully invite travellers and strangers to
givelhem scan. BRADY & PARKER.
Philadelphia. January 16, 1847. if
CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapest Gold und Silver VVatchcs
ir piiiisAuui.riiiA.
(1 OLD levers, full Jewelled, f 44 00
)g Silver do. do. S3 OO
Gold Lenine. Jewelled. 30 00
Silver do. do. 15 00
Silver Quartiers, fine quality, 10 00
Oold Watches, plain, 15 00
Silver Spectacles, 1 lb
tiol.l Pencils, X 00
Cold Bracelets, 4 00
' Also, on hand, a large assortment of (J old and
Hair Bracelets, finger ringa, bresrt pins, hoop ear
rings, gold pens, silver soons, sugar tone, thim
ble, gold neck, curb and fob chains, guard key
snd jewellery of every description, at equally low
prices. All I wsnt is a call to convince custo
mers. All kind of Watches snd Clocks repsired and
warranted to keep good time for one year ; old
gold or ailver Istught 01 taken in exchange.
For sale, eight day and thirty hour brass clock,
at LEWIS LA DO MLS
Watch, Cbrck and Jewellery Store, No. 413
Market street, above Eleventh, north aide, Pbila
phis. rjj I have some Gold snd Silver Levers, still
much chesper than th sfcove prices.
Philadelphia, Dee. 20. 1846. ly
.Tnj IX onssci's ti nftc rsal
SHAVING CREAIVL
Small riuantities given without Charge.
M 114 CAemii St., PHILADELPHIA.
THIS new snd splendid article, as its name de
notes, is professed to be superior to any Sha
ving Cream in the United Statra or Europe. It is
unsurpassed for hesuty, purity and fagrance, tho
somewhat analagou to Guerlain'a Ambrosial
Cream and other aimilar compound. It far sur
passes them all hy ihe emollient pasty consistency
of Hs Islber, which so softsns tbe besrd ss to render
shaving pleasant end easy. It further possesses
the advantage over the imported ankle, in being
freshly prepsted. no skill being wanting in its man
ufacture. E. Roussel having had many years' ex
perience In the celebrated Laboratory of Laugur,
Pere et Fil, now Renaud 6c Co., of Paris.
Besides being the best, it I Ihs cheapest article
for shaving ; it is elegantly put up in boxes, with
splendid steel engraved labels.
Price f 3 per dozen, or 37 J cents for a single box,
lo shave one year. It is also sold si $1 60 'per lb.
or IS eenls per ot., o that gentiemeei ran have
their boxea filled at EUGENE ROLSSEL'S,
Wholesale and Retail Perfumery and Mineral Wa
ter Establishment, 1 14 Chesnot Street, '
Dee 19, 1846. PHILADELPHIA.
New Firm.
riHE Undera;gned hereby give notice, that be
JL ha associated with himself, a a partner in
the mercantile business, in his (tore sdjoining
Weiver't Tavern, in Sunbury, John Haas, and
that tbe said store will hereafter be conducted un
d.-r the firm of Clement St Haas. Tbe store st
Ihe 8,uth West comer of Market Square will be
conducted ss heretofore, by the subscriber himself,
to which he resiecifully invites hi customers and
friends. .
He 'o notifies ll those indebted lo him, lo call
between thia and the 11 of January next, aud 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.
Sunbury. Nov. 14. 1846 tf. .
CLElflSITT & "
RESPECTFULLY inform the poblie. Ihst on
lbs 9th inst., they entered into partnership,
in the mercantile business, at ths store recently
occupied by Ira T, Clement, adjoining Weaver's
Tavern, in Sunbury. Tbey have lately received
a new stock of goods, which tbey will dispose of
at the lowest prices.
All kinds of produce will be taken in exchange
for goods.
No longer than four months credit will be given.
IK A T. CLEMENT,
JOHN HAAS.
Sunbury, Nov. 14, IS!.. tf.
AUCTION STORE.
No. 0 North 3d gt., third door above
Market Street,
rRITiADBLPHlA.
SALE EVERY EVENING, of a general a,
sortmeni of Foreign snd Domestic Hardware,
t able aul Pocket Cutlery, Tranks, Locks,
Latchets, Bolt, Sswt, Saddlery, Whips, t
Boots, Shoes, Hat, Caps, Guns,
Pistols, Trimming, Clothing
and Fancy Goods.
The attention of city and country dealers is in
vited. The Goods ars fresh, and will be warranted
equal to the representations that may be made of
them. UA V LIS at BKOOKRR, Aurtionerr,.
No 6 North Third st.
N. B. Purchasers can have their Good packed.
8everal invoice of Goods have been received to be
sold st private sale.
Philadelphia, Dec. 19th, 1848. !j
To The I. O. of O. F.
. J...W. & K. D, S TO KE8,
Manufacturer.' fif Premium Odd Fel-
" r Iowa' Regalia, ,
iVb, 194 mrkcl Street, PHILADELPHIA,
First piothing Store below 6th Street.
THE subscribers having taken the premium si
Frsnklin Institute, at tbe last exhibition, for
lha best Regalia, they invite the attention of the
order to their establishment, where they will find a
splendid assortment of P. II. snd Encampment Re
galia. They also make to order for Lodges snd
Encampmenta, Regalia, Sashes, Costume and
Robes, and furnish every thing requisite for the
Convenience of new Lodges or Enrampmenl.
J. W. STOKES,
E- D. STOKES.
Philadelphia, Dec. 19, 1846. Iy
liXTK AOR DIN A R Y DISCOVERY!
SB Arin88 O AW BE CUBED 1 1
COOPERS ETERIAL OIL A prompt and
lasting remedy for Dasrssaa, also fur pains
and discharge of matter from tho Ears.
Hundreds of cures in cases deemed utterly hope
let shave firmly established its superiority over eve
ry former Medicsl discovery. . "i
This vslusble Acoustic Medicine is a compound
of four different Oils, on of which, tbe active and
principal ingredient, ia obtained from the bark of s
certain species of Wslhvt, a new and effectual
agent in the cure of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf for 10, 15 and even
20 yesrs, hsve been permsnenlly cured by using
this oil. In fact, to numerous and so emphstic
hsve been the teslimonisls in its favor, that the in
ventor claims for it the distinction of an Infallible
Remedy, in all case, when the Ear is perfect in
itt formation.
F01 further particulars, and evidence of its great
value, see printed aheM, in tbe hsnd of Agents.
For sate in Sunbury, by J. W. FUILINU.
September lUih, 1846 ly
UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED
In cming Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influrnzi,
W nooping-Cnugh, and all Diseases of the
biestc snd lungs, leading to Consump
tion ; composed of the concentrated
virtues of the herbs Horehnund,
Bonestsu, Btoodroot, snd
several other vegeta
ble substances.
Wsrranted
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER
FT HIS invsluabls Medicine i ihs most speedy
-1 and certain remedy ever discovered fr the e
hov complain, ss thousands who have used it
Ail! testily. For sale, in Sunbury, by
J. W. Fill I.I NO,
and in Northumberland, by D. BRAUTIGAM,
and at wholesale, in Philadelphia, by
F. KLETT&Co,
Comer of Second snd Callowhill streets.
8eptember Wtb, M6. 1yj,
DENTISTRY.
JACOB EELLEH.
rBflHANKFUL for the liberal encoursgewtent
which be haa received,' would respectfully
iniorm ni rrwnd and tbe eitrsene of Northemlwr-
land county in general, that he baa prepared him
self with Ihs best Incorruptible. Teeth, Gold Plate,
iiot.t r oil, etc., tbst csn he had in the city of Phi
Udclpbia 1 and thai he will endeavor, to the utmost
ol hia ability, to render fuH satisfaction lo all who
may think pioper to engage hi service. He will
b tn Sunbury at the August court, where he will
be prepared, at his residence, to insert Teeth on
Gobi Piste, or on Pivot, on the latest snd most sp
proved plsn, snd attend tn all tbe branches belong
ing 10 DENTAL SURGERY.
Ladies will he waited on at their placca of red
dence, if desired.
His chsrges will be reasonable, and his work
warranted.
He will visit different parts of th county, about
once in three roonih.
Sunbury, July 16th, 1846. 6m
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Light Street,
THE House ha undergone a thorough repair.
The proprietor solicit ita former patronage.
Term $1 83 per day.
WM. W. DIX
. ARTHUR L. FOGG,
July 4, 1848. ly ' , Proprietors,
Keller & fSreenonjfli,
PATE1TT ATT0R1TE73,
AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, '
wAsnmaTOK, v. c.
DRAWINGS and Papers for tho Patent Of
fice will be prepared by them, al their office,
opposite the Pa'ent Office. '
July, 4th, 1840 ly " '
IPEXTER'8 8PIRITS OF SOAP, for ex
U " traeting Grease, Dry Psinls, Varnish, Tar,
Wax, eVc from clothing of any description, war
ranted pot lo Injure th cloth or lbs most delicate
color. Thia liquid has also been used with great
success in esses ol Burns, Scslds, Tetter, Pimples
en tbe face, Chapped bands, Sore lips. Rheums
tism, Hsrd 01 soft Corns, dec. ry Price, 35 els.
per bot lb. F01 ssle at the stoie of
July 18, 1646. , HA MASSE R.
ATTORNEY AT' LAW,'1
8TJXTBTJRV, PA.
Business stlendod to in the Counties of Nor
thumberland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
It r rr r tot
P. & A. ROTOtTBT, " i
Low ia dt. BAaaox, -SoMtn
&. SsjonoBAS, PJiilaj.
Rtrotns, McFi.tn & Co.
Srxmine, Goon St Co., ' J
r E. KIXVXBEIl, JR.,
ho. 34 North Fourth Street, under the Mer
chant' Hotel,-'
Philadelphia,
a L4 mods ua riais
KEEPS constantly on hsnd an extensive as
sortment of sll kinds of Silk, Fur and Bet
vei Hstt, which ha offers for tile on the most rea
sonable terms. Hit Hat 1 are made up ol the het
material, and in the most approved atyle. Per
sons visiting the city will find it lo their interest to
call. July Uth, 1846 ly
SILVEtl' MEDaTT
iwianrn ay tie ransaLin mstitcts, 1845.
ssaaa I
City Dagntrreoljpe Establiihmfnt.
(l.tT Simons Sl Clhss,) j
io. IUU CAetnuf it., nhvee ITitrd, South tide,
rniLASELPHIA.
MP?
for a lad
INIATURE9 taken equally as well in clou-
ly at in clear weaner. A J ark a ilk dress
dy, snd a black suit for a gentleman, aea
prrftirahle in sitting for a picture. No extra charge
ia maile Tor coloring, snd perfect likenesses sre
guirsmied. July 4th, 1846. ly
COLUMBIA EOTXSE,
CHESXfTJT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS large and eommodious Hotel has recently
been fitted up with entire new furniture.
Tbe subscribers therefore solicit tbe patronage of
the public, and trust that their experience in the
business will ensble them lo give entire satisfac
tion. Term moderate.
BAGLEY, McKENZIE St Co.
July 4th, 1846. ly
DE1TTISTE.Y.
PETER B. M A8SER,
RF.CENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinitv, that he haa opened an
office at the residence of Henry Masser. in Market
street, where he is prepmed to execute all kinds of
Dsn-rat Scsoaat, Dale Work, Slc., ou the latest
and most approved plans.
Hsving had some experience and instruction,
Under one of the most eminent and successful Drn
lis's in Philadelphia, he believes that he will be
able to give aatiafsclion lo those who may want his
services.
Ladies will be waited on at their places of resi
dence. His chsrges will be moderate, and hi
work warranted.
Sunbury, March 28th, 1846.
To 1urettnnera of
DRV GOODS.
,o. 121 Pearl tt NEW YORK, -
HAVING established a Branch at No. 144 Che
nut at., Philadelphia, is now opening, and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc
tions, an extensive assortment of '
FANCY aV STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which will be sold st the lowest New York ptioos,
at wholesale and Retail. Among hia stock will be
found a good assortment of the following articles:
Jaccnnets, Plaid. Hair Cord, I.ace, Hiripe, Bonk,
Swiss sml Tsrlatan Muslins, Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fsncy Cap Netts, Fancy snd Ball Dresses,
Thread Laces, Application Do., rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics,
Linen Cambric Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Eeosse, Mnusoline de Laiae, bilk snd Cotton
Warp Alpsccss, (juoen'a Cloth, Gala Plaids,
French Merinos, Black fills, Cloves. Milk Hose,
Shawls, Crsvats, Ribbons, Embroideries, Ac, Sr.c.
Country Merchants snd others visiting Philadel
phia or New York to urchase, are rerctfully in
vited lo call and examine tho stocks.
Nov. 1, 1845. I y
bk is Te v ka"n dT7i ve".
THO XVX S O N ' S
Compouutl Sjrup or Tar & M ood
Kaptlia.
riIHE unprecedented tuccess of this medicine, in
JL the restoration of health, te those who, in des
psir, bsd given up all hopes, hss given it en rxaU
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of itt intrinsic vslueand power, ss the on
ly sgent which can be relied upon for the core of
Pulmonary Consumption, Broitchillie, Asthma,
Pain in Ihe side and Breast, Spitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, 5tc
Attention ia requested to Ihe following ASTON
IHHING CURE, bv Thomson's Compound 8yrup
of Tar and Wood Naptha ! I
Philadelphia, May 3d, 1844.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With grateful
leeltnga I inform you of the astonishing effects of
your medicine, which bas literally raised m from
sdesth-bed i My disease. Pulmonary Consump.
lion, had reduced me so low that my physician pro.
nojnced my caae hopeless ! At this junction 1 be
gin to use your medicine, and miraculous aa it may
seem, it bas completely restored me to health, after
everything else had failed. Respertfollf vours,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street
Tbe undersigned, being personalis acquainted
wilh Washington Mack and his suffering, besr
witness to ths astonishing effects of Thomson'
Compound Syrup of Tar, and the troth of lbs Ss
bove statesmen t.
JOS. WINNER, 318 North Third street,
DAVID VICKER8, 41 Almond street,
HUGH M'GiNLEY, 8. E. corner Tamany
and Fourth street.
Prepared only by S. P. Thomson, N. E. corner
of 6th and Sprue streets, Philadelphia.
Agenta. H. B. Mauer, Sunbury ; D. Cross,
and Dr. Macpherenrt, Hsirisburg ; Jan. G, Brown,
Pottsvilss 1 Geo. Earl, Reading J Houston 6l Ma
on, Towanda, Bradford county, Pa. Price SO cents
per bottle, or S3 per doxen.
QJ" Beware f all imilatiu.
Philadelphia, June tth. 1845. If
CSeorse J. Wearer,
BOPB MAKER V SHTP CHANDX.ES.
A. 13 Aort,
ITTAS const
JIB. nent of
Trd Rope. Fis
A!s. 1 3 Xurih Water Street, PkilaJelphta.
antly on band, s general assort
r Cordsce. Seine Twines, Ac., vis 1
Rope. Fishinc Kop, Whit Kopea, Manil
la Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boat. Also,
complete assortment of Seine Twine, Ac, uch a
U. L'L . 1 J U....ln. Tsi'im. Heat Pitant f ill
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and HerringTwine, Shoe
Threads, cVc Vc Also, Bod Cords, Plough Lines,
Halter, Traces, Cotlou and Linen Carpet Chains,
Ac, sll of which he will dispose of on reasonable
term.
Philadelphia, November 13, 1 tit. ly.
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