fcvlittoaVV 0lt""i'v ; (I,Ti
Tbe Cincinnati Advertiser f ivee the follow-,
no; record a to the closinf scenes of litV ami
final resting place of soma of that gallant Wind
of officer who figured in our revolutionary
atrophic: t' '( - -
GeiL fiercer is usually said to haw been
trilled at the battle el Princeton, but really died
r an epileptic fit, in thai neighborhood, week
Iter thet'affairt" The popular notion ia derived
f rota the fact that he received e Mow on the
head, from the butt end of d roesket, in the
hands of a British eoldibr, fn full retreat with
hie Comrades. He was knocked down and stun
ned fbr snme time' ae (he consequence. Mer
cer was famed in Christ Church, Philadelphia.
- Putnam was disabled from active service in
the very middle of tho strife, 1779, by a partly
tw etrrAe, but survived till 1790, being 72
vears of ape at Ins death, lie was buried at
Brooklyn, Conn.
Wayne died at Eric, Pa., where he wsa htiri
eii. At a later date the body wae transported
Chester county, Ps. " Although nearly a quar
ter of a century had elapsed, the lineaments of
the deceased hero were distinctly visible, and
tlie features recognized by persons present ; of
course, the corpse crumbled to dust on exposure
to the atmosphere.
Schuyler, who deserves all the credit of the
capture of Bmrgoyne, of which be wss deprived
by Gen. Gate assuming the command, just as
all the arrangements lor the battle had been made
st Saratoga, died at New York in 1804.
Steuben, the Chevalier Bayard of our revo
lution, tanspeur et tan reproche, after vainly
endeavoring to obtain the fulfilment by Con
cress of their engagements to him, returned to
I Jtics, New York ; the legislature of which
State voted him a township six miles squsre
of land in that neighborhood. Here in hum
ble loe house be died, and was buried adjacent
i 197- . .
Sr. Clair's Isst resting place is at Greene
burp;, Westmoreland county, Pa. A neat mar
)le pyramid being erected over his rem tins by
Lis masonic brethem.
Mifflin, the idol of Penneylvanis, died in Lan
canter, Ps., snd was buried there.
Maxwell, who commenced tbe battle of Bran
dywine, by opposing Knypkausen's troops, in
their attempts to cross Chad's ford, died at Fie
minirton, N.J.
Montgomery and McDougal era boried in
New York.
Alexander Ird Sterling, at Albany.
Parians, at Marietta, Ohio.
Morgan, the hero of Cetcpcnt, at Winches
ter. Virginis.
SulKtan, at Exeter, N. II.
Scoff, in Kentucky.
Knox, at Thomnatoo, Maine.
Henry tee, in Virginia.
Charles Lee, lies at the foot of Gen. Mercer's
torub, in Christ Church, Philadelphia.
Vent Explicit A Yankee riding up to a
Dutchman, exclaimed, 'Will, stranger, for ac
quaintance sake what miht your name be?'
Vy, my name Uh llause lloilenboficniffiu
hofTengrafrensteincr ! . ,
'By Cape Cod I that's long as punkin vine t
Well, I hain't no time to loose I'm on a spe
culation. Tell me the way to Harrisburj.'
'To llarrieburg. Veil you see dst road poo
de hill,' pointing in the direction. ,-
O yes, I see it.'
'Veil, den, you musht not dake oat rent. You
see die roat by dc coalbaukl' ..
Yes.' . ,
'Veil, dat ish not der roat, too ; but you must
go right straight py lee pern dere.and ven you
ace von roat jhuet en, (bending hie elbow and
describing it at the same time,) and ven you bit
dere, keep right along till you gits turder. Veil
den you will turn de potato patch round, da
pridge over de river upelream, and de bill up,
and directly you eve mine prodder Fritt's parn,
shingled mil straw, data de house where vine
prodder lives, He'll dell you, so petter as 1
csn. And you go little pit forder, you see two
rents yoe musht not dake bote of 'em !
Tbe yankee rude off al the lop of bia speed
Blow 'em up! 'Don't talk to me about gun-
cotton,' said gentleman 'I'll put my wife a-
gainst any invention in the world for blowing
p ople up. It the government would get her to
f t down opposite Ssn Juan d'UDos, the Mexi
runs would lesve iottsiiter.'
Our devi! thinks he must bo the man who
whs 'Mowed up on a steamboat, and on being
kcd how he escaped uninjured, replied Ibst he
'a so used to being Mowed up by hie wife,
tmt the mere bloving up of a steamboat bad'nt
the least effect whatever oo biin !
A DiocR iMifsTiNn tsHor Two men, Jonea
and Martin, went deer hunting. After remain
ing together awhile they aeparatcd, and soon
-'noes, hearing the report of Msrtin'a gun, went
to bim. tieeing no game, be asked him U ha
had snot anything.
'No,' replied Maitin, tcry csialessly, 'didnt
shoot anything.'
'What did you shoot at V
Martin seemed confused, snd evaded reply.
Jones louked around a little, and aaw a calf gra.
zing a abort distance oil.
Did you shoot at that calf 1' asked Jones.
Yes, replied Martin, 'I ehot at it.'
'You didn't hit itthongb,' remarked Jonee.
'No, 1 did not kit it,' and Martin went on to
, explain 'y vj , I aa uncertain whether it
waa a calf or a deer, and J shot so aa to bit it if
it waa deer, and wise it if it was a calf.'
It is cruel to use carnages so much ; the
wheels era aUtyc "tirad.
DARR NOTK HHT.
-The following list shews die evnwot value of all
Vnnsytvnnie Bsuk N.ttee, Tbs most implicit re
lianoe aasy he plsord upon K, at it I csery uek
, awfully complied with and corrected from Biuk
nsll's Reporter. , ,..
Bank l IMillar1lpklu
NaV' Wtionl'
era llsaJto
NOTES AT PAR.
Bsnk of North America , ,
Bsnk of the Nnrtlmrn I.iltarties . ,
Commercial Bsnk of Penn'a. '. ,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank .
Kensington Bank . .
Philadelphia Bank . .
Schuylkill Bank . . .
Soathwartt Bsnk -.
Western Bank .
MschsnW Dank .
Msnnfaetuters' tt Mermarrka' Dank
Bsnk of Penn Township . .
GirardBank
Bunk of Commrrre, late Moyameneing
Bsnk of Pennylania ' .
Country flank.
Bank of Chester County Wasicbevter
Bank of Delaware Coiimy Chester
psT
P
psr
P
par
par
F
par
par
par
f
par
fat
par
Bsnk of Ocrmantown
Bsuk of Montgomery Co.
Doyteotown Bsnk
Esaton Bsnk
Germantown
Norristnwn
Doylestown
Easton
par
psr
par
par
pat
Farmers Bank of Duck rn Briel
Bank of Nnrthumlwrlatid Northumberland par
Uotumhia Uank ex. midge ro.'i;olumbia par
Farmer' Bank of l.aiiratei Lanostei par
Lancaster County Bank Lancaster pir
Lancaster Bsnk Lancaster pm
rarmers' Hank si Meaning" Keening par
IWice or Hank of retin a.
Office do do
Office do do
Office do , do
Harriburg" Theae
Lancaster I effice
Reading ( do not
Easton J iuen.
NOTES AT DI8COUNT.
tank of the United 8tats Philadelphia
13
i
I
Si inert" Ban of fottsvtllo"
Potiille
Bsnk of Lewistown
Bsnk of MiddhHown
Csrliale Bsnk
Exchange Bank
D An branch of
Harrrtburg Bank
Iebnon Bsnk .
Iewi4wn
Middletown
Csrliate
PilUburg
Hollidavsrmrg
HarrUborg
Lebamm
Merchant' eV. Msnuf. Bsnk
Pittsburg
Bsnk of Pitlstturg
PitUburg
WilKamstHirt
Wilkeabarre
Allentnwn
Reading
rillaburg
West Branch Bmk
Wyoming Bank
Northampton Bank
Berks County Hank
Office of Bank of U. 8.
failed
Do do do
Do do do
brie
New Brighton
t-hamberburg
do
do
i
Bank of Chsmherthurg
Bank of Gettyaburg
Bank of Surquebanna Co.
Gettyaburg
Montivse
Erie
Wsyaetburg
' Washington
Honeadtde
BrowMviihi
I
t.tj
';l
Erie Bank
Farmer' A Drovera' Bank
Franklin Bank
Honssdsle Bank
Monnngahela Bank of B.
York Bank
York
ial
N. B. Tbe notes of those banks on which ws
omit quotations, and substitute a dah ( ) are not
purcMsed by tbe fbilstlelpbia brokers, who. tbe
exception of those which bar s Uller of reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia 8av. Ins, Philadelphia
Philsdelphia Losn Co. do
Schuylkill Ssv. Ins. do
Kensington 8av. Ins. A do
Penn Township Sav. Ins. do
Msnusl Labor Bank (T. W; Pyott, prop.)
failed
failed
biled
fsiled
rowanda Bank
1'owanda
Allegheny Bsnk of Pa.
Bank of Besver
Bank of Swalara
Bank of Washington
Centre Bsnk
City Bank
Farmers' A Mech'cs' Bsnk
Fsrmers' A Meeh'ee' Bank
Farmers' A Mech'cs' Bsnk
Hsrmony Institute -Huntingdon
Bsnk
Juniata Bank
Lumbermen' Bsnk
Northern Bsnk of Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Northamb'd UnWm Col. Uk.
North Western Bsak of Pa.
Office of Schuylkill Bsuk
Ps. Agr. A ManuC Bank
8ilvv Lake Bank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Bedford
HO sste
closed
cliwsxl
Beaver
Harriaburg
Washington
Hellrfniile
failed
ciustfd
Pitisbuig
Pittsburg
Fayette co.
(reencaatte
Hannouv
no sale
failed
failed
failed
UO asle
Huntingdon oo rale
I w istow n nasals
W arret)
DunJafl
New Hte
Mikon
Mesdville
Port Carbon
Carlisle
Montroae
Uniontown
fsiled
no sale
closed
no sale
cioasd
failed
closed
fsiled
Westmoreland Bsnk
Urveusburg
cloaed
Wilkeabsrre Bridge Co,
Wilkraharre nossle
fX All notes purporting to be on any PennayU
vania Bank not given in the above list, may bs set
lown as fraud.
NEW JERSEY
Bank of New Biunswick Brunswick
failed
I
"t
par
'
failed
Belvidere Bank Brlvidre
Burlington Co. Bsnk Modford
Commercial Bsnk Perth Amboy
Dumberiand Bank - Bridgeton
Farmers' Bsnk Mount Holly
Fsrmers' snd Mechsuics' Bk Rshwsy
Fsrmers' and Mechsnica' Bk N. Biunswick
Farmers' and Merchanu' Bk Middlrtnwa Pi. 1
Franklin Bank of N.J. Jersev City fa'uVd
Hoboken 0kg bissing t-o liutMiken
faiksj
failed
frilled
failed
I
failed
4
par
are sale
lersey City Bsnk
Jersey City
Mechsnks' Bank
Manufacturers' Bank
Morris County Bank
Monmouth Bk of N. J.
Mechsnica' Bank
ratirraon
BfUesille
Momstowa
Freehold
Newark
Trenton
Jersey City
Newark
Mechanics' snd Msnuf. Bk
Morria Canal and Ukg Co
Post Notes
Ncwsrk Dkg A Ins Co
i
i
Nsw Hons Dsl Bridge Co
Lambrrusille
N. J. Manufac and II kg Co
Hoboken
failad
failed
N J Proiecion A Lombard bk Jeraey City
Orange Bank Orange
Pateraon Bank rsierana
failed
I
Peoples' Bank do
Princeton Bank Princeton
Ha tern Banking Co Saletw
eUate Bank . Newark .
Huts Bank Elisabethtown
Btats Bsnk Csmdeu
Btste Bsnk of Morris Morrietown
Stats Bank Trenton
Salem end Pbilsd Msnuf Co Hslem
Sussex Bsnk Nsw loo
Trenton Banking Co Trenton
Union Bsnk Dover
par
psr
psr
railed
fsilsd
i
Washington Banking Co. Hscksnseck
DELAWARE.
Bk of Wiles A Brandy wins Wilmington
Bsnk o f Data wars W ilwingtoa
Bank of Stuyma Smyrna
Do brsuch Milford
Jailed
par
par
par
P'
par
par
Farara Bk of Stale of Del Dover
Do branch Wilmington
Do branch Georgetown
Do branch Nswcsatts
Union Bsnk Wdmmgtoa
PW
aj- Undet 6's 4
(TT On all hanks marked thus r ihara era ak
the couotsrfsit or slurred notes of the vsnevs ds-
BosniBttieos, ta cuculsuon.
Spring Goods
THE Mbseribn hat iuat re!elv,i Via New'
tJring Ooodt, lo which be invites hs fVierxs
and evjMonieva te call and etandns for tbemss sm
HisttbCk cat-4a in part r tb foltowm t '
Superior Clothe, pf sll enlorai' Cseimers of diPe.
' ent pattern ; Satin and other Vretinf Ca
litma, l.awna. Ginghams, Check, Tick
ioga, nl anmmrt wear of ell kinds
. end pricet 1not I.rchorn and
Palm letf Hats; Umbrellas .
. and Parvtnl,tV'mSS
centa upward J ,
. alo,()roceiie, Queens
vrn. Hardware, I'edarware, ,'
Oils Paint, Pih, 8ah. Ac, Ac. Ae.,
and in f.ict, everv artii-lr usually krpt in a eountc
rr, which will I told very low, Ut rH or an
bind of tratle. JOHrt BttQAR
Sunbury, May ISth, IS4T. nUr
More iew Goods !
THE last arrival is at Purdy'a Store, Market
Square, where will be found a handsome as
sortment ef
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
of the Istort and m t spproved styles, consisting ef
Cloths, funtimers, Vetting,
Summer PtufTV, Mons. d.-laines, Liwna,
Ginghams, t'alicos, Muslina,
Jean. Ac.. Ae , Ae ; aleo, a lull annortwiefit of
Groceries, all of which will be sold lower than ever
offered in ttda mark t.
Call snd examine for vonraetves.
Sunbury, May tS h, IH47. tf
HA7DE1T COALS,
Flour, Product, and General Commin
lion Merclumti,
No. US Bain's Wnaar, BALTIMORE,
OFFER their servicea to the Merchants snd
Fsrrsere of the Susquehanna Valley, for trie
ale of Flour, Grain and Produce generally. iiTthe
Bltim -re market, and fr.no their r(ii-n4e ac
quiiiitsncw among purchaser end shippers, csn
safely warrant ailiafactory sales. . ,
Gnrrespoiidentt ill be constantly kept advised
of the state of the maikeis, Ac,
Rtfer to
Messrs. Wm. Wilson A 8,.na.
S,.n."
k Son. I
midert, r
ith. J
Isaac Reynolda A
Dattimme.
Davidson A Ssu
Reynolda A Smith,
end Messr. Tineley, Caklwetl A English, Phil.
May 15th. 1847. tea
SOMETHING NEW!
inptHE Sulwcrihefs have the exclusive light of
JL vending J. M. THATCHER'S
Hot Blast not Air Caking
in the eonntiee of Nortbusnberland, Crlnmhia and
Schuylkdti and from tbe encouragement met with
already, they expect to do a large busiitess. This
ktove is constructed on sn entirely new pritiule.
snd on the only principle Ibat cn make both a
good wood and coal stove. Tbe ineenlor has over.
eoaae all ins difficulties lhal so frequently belong to
other stove. He haa by hi arrangement, con
stiuctej a broiling (rJOt tn In froat. where
in broiling, roosting, frying or bsking msy be done,
snd all ihe smell that arise iberefiora must pss
into the combustible chamber, and is not at all
thrown out into tbs roomD Besides this, there
is sn oven only two inches less Ihsn the whole site
of tbe swve, wherein baking or roasting msy be
done ss well e it csn bs in tbs Common brick oven.
This en is always fit for ue when the stove is
bested, ss ths whole draught of hot sir passes a-
round it constantly.
Public attention is particularly caned to trit
stove. It can te seen at our Plore end Tin ntat
liahment in North Danville, at the sign of the Co
lumbia Tin shop, snd at the Foundry of Rohrhaeh
A Clement in Sunbury, where its particular qualU
lira will be fully shown snJ exp'sined to any person
wishing to r limine it.
The subscribers continue to base on band sll
kinds of parlor stoves, such at radiators. ryleoJers,
fancy snd plsin, suiuble fbr sll who may favor us
ih s call; also common sheet and Kuseu Iron,
which can be maile in any d-strahle shape ; loge.
iher with a ceneral assortment ef tin snd iipinned
ware, wholesale and retail. Country mer. bants
sre invited to call and etemin our stock, ss our
work cannot be surpassed, and pajcee modoerate.
N.B. We can ss'rly rrcorantend Ibe above men
tioned stove to person who with to embark in I
sood business. The psientee will sell eiiber coun
ty or slate rights, to suit purchasers, and on rea
sonable terms, lis or his agents may he found in
Dsnville, Ps. J. A J. ABIEK,
The onJetsie-nsd. having seen in operation the
hot biasl hoi air cooking stove, invented and pa'
tented by J. M. Thatcher, certify that ws believe,
from the manner of its construction snd open-ion,
that it ia the best one ever offered lo the public. The
arrangement iaso complete snd ths construction so
judicious, that there ia s saving ot one half the furl
and time, in doing sny given amount of a- r vice,
osr other eelebrsted stove. In short we recom
ment it in preference to all others, for the simple
reason that it embrace every hrsncb of economy.
PamuH Garrett, John W Garrett. lUvld Chat
field. W P Kiich n, John M Uiay, E Thorni-on.
Smith Tborp(on, J I) Hahn, Jbn (lakes, Hciki
ah Hear, tli F Cooer, Urn M Idrb-rt, Daniel
HurTman. Henry II Rieeel, F H Cstver, Danisl
DreUbach, Joseph Vankuk, Brook Epky.
Danville; March 6, 1847. ly .
PlHttM
THE subscriber oTers for ssls a cheap Farm,
situate in 8hsnaokin township, Northumlter
land county, sbeut eight miles from Sunbury, ly
ing between ihe Centre turnpike and Irish Valley,
containing 163 scree and allowjnces. Said farm
it in a gd aiate' of cultivation, with reaaonaMy
good buildings and excellent Weter near ihe door
and all kinds of fmit. Ae.
JOHN FARN8W0RTH.
Sunbury, Feb. 10, IStTV
i
1
Clothing Establishment
OPERATIONS in Cteaeiwe seem to bs th
order ef the day, st the Phidslphis Ward
Robe, 105 Cbceont street, where every article in
the line la kept, and sold at Satonuhing low prices,
embracing f
Cloaks Bangups, Over Sack Costs, Short Sack
Costa, Super French Cloth Dices Frock .
Costa, psntaloona of sveiy grads and
style, sny of which will bs sold sithst
by ths garment or dosen, tt pri
ces that will jeatify Ihe
msil .eeonemical in
buying.
MTssdviss all who went good snd cheap Clo
thing, loesll at No. 106 Cbesnut street,
tbilsdel hia, Feb 6th, let?. tm
f
TO VrATCfa TXAiamx
., um.i:uv noaiiissw
T. L"i: B cuxr
Itiiportet of Watchc,' WnWh-Mtkeri'
. ,TooU nd Watch Materials,' '
' . lFlilBrU Retail,
" No. U9, Market street, PHILADELPHIA,
HAS cooslsntly on hand a large aesortment of
Lunette, Patent, and Plain Glass t Maln
aprint. Verges, Dials, Wsicb ttsnds, snd a com
plete assortment of all Tools and Malarial belong
ing In ibs trade't with a large sraortment of Go'd
and Silver; Lever, lupine, snd Plain Watches all
of which he will guaranty to sell at the lowest New
York price. All orders from the country punclu
slly executed. , , ,
N. B. Country merchants and other sre invited
to c II and examine bis stuck, si No. 340 Msiket
stieet.
Phila.kBlphia, Jan. as. 187. m
CIT7 ATJCTIOIT 3T0P.E,
no. ai lxtorm intrtt eircet.
- ( TUB CITV nOTKl,)
RtLADBLPHIA.
C. C. MAC KEY, AccTtott ekr.
TO t'OUNTRY STORE KEEPEKS.
EVENING SALES of Hardware, Cutle-y,
Saddlery, Whip. Boot, Shoe, Hats,
Caps, tiuns, fistals, tloUiing,
Watches snd Fancy Gitod,
At Mackry'e Auction Store, 31 North Third
atreet, near the City Hotel. .
1 he attention of Country Merchant is invited.
The Gimds will be a 4d in lota to suit purchasers.
snd oil UiNsJt offered will be warranted eqntl to tbe
represent i inn that may be made of tnem.
IV. u. A large assortment of floods at Privtts
Sale. ' Jan. 10. I84T ty
MOUNT VERNON
4 t isjv laxiiritt
05 North iM at., bet. Arch & lUce sts.,
Philadelphia.
BRADY A PARKER respectfully inform their
friend snd tbe public that I hey hive taken
tbe above iramed house, recently kept by J. 8.
Adsms, n l sre prepared to accommodate custo
mers in the moat satisfactory manner snd st rea
sonable pneee.
Their tsble wilt be supplied with the best vari-
ety 'he market aflord their parlor and deeping
pvrtmenl will t m the beet oriter. Tbe house
ha been thoroughly repaired and furnished with
a view te tbe comfort of traveller and strangers.
Having had eevarat year experience in the
business, they hope to give genera! satisfaction,
snd respectfully invite traveller and strangers to
givetheea scaB. BKADY A rAKKBK.
Philadelphia. January 10, 1847. rf
CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapest Gold nnd Silver Walchca
IN PHILADELPHIA.
GOLD Uveve, full Jewelled, f 15 00
Silver de. do. 33 00
GM Lupines. Jewelled. 30 00
Silver do. do. 16 00
Silver Qusrtier. fin ejusKiy. 10 00
Gold Watchea. plain, 16 00
Silver SpecUclei, 1 75
liubl I'enoils, 3 VO
Gobi Bracelets, 4 00
Also, on band, a large saeortment of Gold snd
Hair Brscelets, finger rings, breast pins, hoop esr
rings, gi4d pen, silver spoons, sugar toni;. thim
bles, gokl neck, curb and f"b chsins, guard key
and jewellery of every description, at equally low
price. All I want ia a call to convince custo
mer. All kinds of Watches snd Clocks repaired snd
wsrtmred to keep g.vnl time for one yeat ; oIJ
gold or silvsr bought oi taken in sxchsnge.
For aale, eight day and thirty hour brass clocks,
at LEWIS LA DO MI'S
Welch, Clock and Jewellery 8iore, No. 413
Market street, above Eleventh, north side, Phils
phi.
( 1 have some Gold snd Silvei Levers, still
much cheaper than the ab.ns prices,
Philadelphia, Dee. 26, 1848. ly
sT'iliuitiw
SHAVING CREAM.
Small quantities piven wiihout Charge.
. 114 Ckemut St PHILADELPHIA.
THIS new snd splendid article, ss its nams de
notes, i professed to he superior to sny Shs
ving Cream in the United Statee or Europe. It i
unsurpaee. d ( beauty, purity and fragrance, th.i'
somewhat analagout to Guerlaiu'a Ambrosial
Cream and other similar compounds. It far sur
i esses them sll by ths smollient pasty consistency
of it Uthrr, which so softens the Iward a to render
having pleasant and easy. It further possesses
tbe sdvsnisge over the imported article, in being
frexhly prepiel, no skill being wanting in its man.
ufacture. E. Roussel having had msny yesrs' ex
perience in ihe eelebrsted Laboratory of Laugur,
Psro et Fib, now Rensud A eo of Psris.
Besiiles being the beet, it is lbs chsspest article
for shaving it is elegantly put up in boxes, with
splendid steel engrsved label.
Pries $3 per dozen, or 374 cents for a single box,
to shave one year, ft ia also sold st ft AO per lb.
or It) ernte per oc, so that gentlemen rsn bsve
their boxes tilled st EUGENE ROL8SEL S,
Wholesale snd Retail Perfumery and Mineral Wa
ter Es'ablishment, 114 Cbesnut Si reel.
Dee 19, 1840. PHILADELPHIA.
New Firm.
THE Undersigned hereby give neticr, thst hs
ha associated with himself, a a partner in
the mercantile business, in hi store adjoining
weaver I avern, in Sunbury, John Haas, anil
that lbs ssld store will hcresfter be conducted un
der ike Brm of Clement & Han. The store at
the South West roiner of Market Square will bs
conducted aa hereto fore, by the subscriber himself,
to whieh bs respectfully invitee bis customers snd
friends.
He slso n-trifle ihoa indebted lo him, to call
between thie and ths 1st ef January next, and art
tie their accounts.
All kind of produce will be taken on sexount,
st caab price.
Hereafter no longer Ihsn four months credit
will be given. IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Nov. 14, 146 if.
CLEttlEITT & HAA3,
T ESPECTFULLY inform the public that on
Av ike Bth tnet., ihsy aniseed into partnership,
in tno asereaniiie Putins., ai tne store recently
oeenpied by Ira T. Cwmemt, adjoining Weaver's
Tavern, in Sunbury. They have iat.ly received
a new stock of goods, which tbey will dispose of
at ins lowest price.
All binds ef produce will be tsksn in eicbsngs
for goods.
No longs than foei month credit will be given.
IKA T. CLEMENT,
Jt'H HAAS.
tunlurVjNor. 14, lt, tf,
IWBTTtfcCsir
AUCTION STORE.
No. G 'North 3d st., third doof above
j' ; Market Street, T
! PttltiABtltPlltA.'
SALE EVERY EVENING, of a general a
sort merit fPoreiirn and Doeaetttc Hsrdware,
J able snd rocket uutlery. Trunks, boras,
Lstcheis, llolta, Sswt, Saddlery, Whips,
Boot, Shoe, Hs's, Csps, (funs,
Pistols, Trimmings, Clothing " " 1
- and Faory Goods.
Ths stlention of city and country dealer is in
vited. The Goods sre fresh, Mid wilt be warranted
equal to the representation that may be made ef
them. BAYLI3 A BROOK EH, Anttianeert,
No 0 North Third t.
N. B. Purchaer ran have their Good packed.
Several invoice of Gtmd have been received to be
sold at plivate sale.
Philadelphia, Dec. Ilh, 1816. ty
To The I. O. of 4. I
J. W. & K. I). STOKES,
Manufacturer, of Premium Odd Fcl
lows' RegHlin,
So. 194 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA,
First Clothing Stors below fith Street.
THE snbsctiber having taken the premium al
Franklin Institute, at the last exhibition, for
the best Regalia, they invite the attention of the
order to their establishment, where they will And a
splendid assortment of r. tt. and Encampment Ke-
salia. They also make te order for Lodgea and
Encampment. Reealia, Sashes. Costume and
Robes, and furnish every thing requisite for the
convenience of new Lodge or rjmemprnenm.
J. W. HTOKES,
E- D. STOKES.
Phils.Wphis.Dee. 19, 1846. ty
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!
BXLcVrZf E8S CJLA BB CTJRX1X!!
aClOOPERX ETERIAL OIL A prompt and
la-ting remedy fr Dstess, also for pain
and discharge of matter from tbe Lars.
Hundred of cures in cs-e deemed utterly hope
lesahave firmly e taMished it cuperiority over eve
ry former Medicsl discovery.
Thi valuable Acooetic Medicine is a compound
of four different Oils, one of which, ihe active and
principal ingiedient, is obtained from the bark of a
certain specie of Wiiaot, s new and effectual
agent in the core of Deafness.
rersnns wno hsu been deer tor 10, 19 snd even
20 years, have been permanently cured by using
thie oil. In fact, so numerous snd so emphatic
bsve been tbe testimonials in iu favor, that the in
ventor clsims for it the distinction of an Infallible
Remedy, in all cases, when tbe Ear Is perfect in
its formation.
For fVirther particulars, and evijence of ila great
value, see printed sheets, in Ibe bsns of Agents.
Tor sale In clunhury, by J. W. rltlLING.
September 19ih, 1846 ly
iBjxaaiK!X!jaBb
UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED
In curing Colds, Coughs, Asihois, Influensa,
Wbooping-Cnugh, and sll Diseases of tbe
bienst end lungs, leading to Consump
tion ; composed of Ihe concentrated
virtuea of the herbs Horebound,
Uiinesett, Bloodr-mt, snd
several other vegeta
ble stibtnees.
Wsrrtuted
PURE FROM ANY MINERAL WHATEVER
THIS invalusbt Medicine 1 Ihe most (needy
- end certsin remedy ever discovered f r the s
love complsim, sa thousand who bate usej it
wid testify. For sale, in Sunbnry. by
J W. FKILING
and in Northumberland, by D. BRAUT1GAM,
and at wholesale, in Philsdrlphie, by
F. K LETT & Co,
Corner of Second and Callowhill stieeU,
September 19th, 1848. ty
DENTISTRY.
TACOB HELLE?.)
FHHAKrLL fbr tbs liberal encouragement
U which he has received, would respectfully
inform bis friend end the citizens nf ?iorthumtr
lend county in genersl, thst hs hss prepared bim
self with Ihe best Incorruptible Tetth, Gold Plate,
Gold Foil, Ae., thst ran be had in tbe city of Phi
ladelphia i and that he will endeavor, to the Utmost
ol his ability, to render full sail. faction to a'l who
may think proper to engage hit services. He will
he In Sunbury at the August court, wheie he will
be prepared, at bit residence, to insert Teetb on
Gold Piste, or on Pivot, on the latest and most a
proved plsns, and attend to sll ibe branches belong
ing to DENTAL Bl'RliEKY.
Ladies will be waited on at their places of resi
denee, if deeired.
Hit chtrges will be reasonable, snd his work
wsrrantcd.
Hs will visit different parts of the county, about
once in three months.
Sunbury, July ISth, 1846. fim
rOUNTAIN HOTEL,
MsUI Street,
THE House hss undergone a thorough repair,
Tbe proprietor solicit iu former patroiiage.
Term SI 86 per dsy.
WM. W. DLY,
ARTHUR L. FOGG,
July 4, 181(1. ly Proprietors.
Krllrr fc fsrecnotiglsi
FATE1T7 ATTOB.1TIEYO,
. AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS,
wAUUMaTozf , s. o.
DRAWINGS and Papers fbr tbs Ps'snt Of.
Cos will be prepared by them, at their office,
opposite ths Pstsnt Office.
July, ith, JI46. ly
lrKEZTUPS
Uy irectingG
Wax, eke fresn i
Errcjrs spinrrs of soap, for -
Grease, Dry Paints, Varniab, Tar,
cleikieg of any descriptioa, wai-
ranted net lo injurs tbs cloth or Ihe most delicate
color. Thi liqaid bee slso been need with great
success in cases of Burnt, Scalds, Tetter. Pimplsv
on tbs fsco, Cbsppsd hand, bore bp. RhsuaM
lisoj, Hard or soft Corns, Ac. rr Price, SS cU.
I per bottle. Fee salt at tbe store ef
1 Jul; I 1119. U. M Act Eft
a i i uk w n i a r i a y, "
triraxrmY, pa.'
Business sllendod la in the liHmlies at N.
tburpbetland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Herer li
P. sk A. Raveesr, - -Lews
a dr, Baaaen, -SoMsaa
ek Saoaesasa, PMhit.
Rst sotas, McFaatassdr. Co.
1 Srtstse.Ooee eV C., J
E. Kir.IBEU, JR..
A'o. 34 Aorfft Ponrtk Street, under the Mer
chants' Hotel,
Fh 1 1 atle pli I a, -
f a Lt nee vsais.1 -
TfjT EEP8 conaisntly on hand an extebsive as.
Jrtk. sortmenl nf sll Mud of 8dk, Fur snd Ilea
vei Hat, which he otter fbr rale on the most res-
sotisble term. Hi 111 srs made up of the beet
material, snd in the most spproved style. Per-
on visiting tbe ci'y will find it to their interest to
call. July 1 1th. 1846. ly
Sli.VKIt MEDAI
awisnre av tsx raasatts inititcts, 1845.
City Dtfurntotypf Extablinhmrit.
5CE. OP. C23CE)t2aai3l25.3S3,
(I. stb nisinsa ox I tuimi,)
Ao. 100 Chnnut tt.. afnire Third, South side,
rnxT.AXEX.partV.
MINIATURES t"ken equally s well in clou
dy ss in cte.r wetlSer. A dark silk dies
lady, and a black euil for a gentleman, are
prrbiralile in silling for s picture. IXoeitrs chsrge
is made for coloring, snd perfect likenesses sre
guarantied. July 4th. 1848. ly
COLTIlrlBIA HOUSE,
OHSSZTTJT ST&EST.
PHILADELPHIA .
rWVtTfO t..- mw.J UAi-l V.a awawaletlle
l been fined np with entire new furniture.
t he subscribers therefore solicit the patronage of
the public, end trust that their experience in the
business will enable tbem to give entire satisfac
tion. Terms moderate.
B AGI.EY, McKENZIE it Co.
July 4th, IMrtjy
- DBlTTISTRTe
PRTF.ll . MASSKR,
r r.i r.pi 1 1.
EESPEC1
Sunbury
St the re
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
ECTFIM.LY inform the riti.-iis of
iury and virinilv, that he ha opened an
resilience of Henry Maaier. in Market
street, where be is prepared to execute sll kinds of
DtftTtti Susesav. Plts Work, Ac , on the latest
and most approved plan.
Having had some experience and instruction,
under one of the most eminent and successful Den
lists in Philad'-lphia, he lelieve thst he will be
able to give eatlsfjction 10 those who may went hi
services.
Lsdies will be wailed on St their places of resi
dence. Hit charges will I moderate, and bis
woik warranted,
Sunbury, March 38th, 1846.
To Parchaneni of
DXITT G-OODS.
Jb. Ill Pearl tt NEW YORK,
HAVING established s Branch st No. 144 Cbs.
nut st, Philadelphia, it now opening, snd will
be constantly receiving fmm tbe New York Auc
tions, sn extensive assortment of
rANCT A STA.FX.S DRY aOOSM.
which will be sold st the lowest New York pliers
st wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will be
found a good assortment of the following articles:
Jacfwiiets, Plaid, Hair Cold, Lace, Siripe, Bwk
Swiss and Tarlatan Muslins, Bishop and Ltnei
Lawns, Fancy Cap Netts, Fancy and Ball Dresses
Thread Lsces, Application D.H, rich- U'ack Sill
Triminiig Lace, Irish Linens, Linen t'amhriei
Linen Cambric HJkfs.,Cuitain Fringes, Cushmen
d'Ecoae, Mouseline de I, sine. Silk anJ Cot lot
Warp Alpaccae, Quen'a tMotb, tSala Plaid
Frruch Merinos, UUh ftlk. Gloves, ni k Horn
Shawls, Cravats, Ribbons, Embroideriea. Ac, Ac.
Country Meichsuts snd others visiting Philsde
phis or New York to purchase, are respectfully it
viied to call and examine the itucks.
No. 1. IMS. ly
BEI.IKVK AND lil V K
THOMSON'S
Comiionnd fyrup or Tar Jt Woo
Kaptlto
rilllE unprecedented sucie of tbis m-dicine, i
JL tbe rertorstion nf health, to those who, in de
ptir, had gfven up sll hoe, baa given It an rxr
led reputation shove all other remedies, furnishii
evidence of Ha intrinsic value and power, a the o
ly sgsot which csn bs relied up..n fbr ths curs
Pulmonary Consumption, Briiiichlttis, A.thn
Pain iu tbs ride snd Breast, Spitting of Bim
Whooping Cough, Croup, Ac.
Atteution ia quested to the following ASTO:
ISHI.NG CUKE.bv Thomson' Compound Sy
of Tar and Wood Naptha! !
Phi!atetfhia. May 9d, 1944.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With grt
(eelini I inform you of Ihe astonishing effect
your medicine, which haa literally raia d me fn
a death-bed I My disease, Pulmonary Cnnsuu
lion, had reduced me so low that my physician
no.incrd my esse hnieless! At ibis juneuon I
gsn iu u-e your medicine, snd miraculous aa it n
seem, it hss completely re.toted me to health, s
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours.
WASHINGTON MACK
Cbarlotls atreet, above George str.
The undersigned, being personally scijuaiu
with WashingUm Mack and hi sufferings, b
witness to ths astonishing effects of Thorn
Compound Syrup of Tsr, sod lbs truth of lb
bovs statemuut.
JOK. WINNER. 318 North Third etrcct,
DAVID VICKEUS, 43 Almond street.
HUGH M 'GIN LEY, S. E. corner Tern
end Fourth streets.
Prepa-ed only by 8. P. Thomson, N. E. cot
of Sib snd Spruce streets, Philsde'phis.
Ageuta. H. B. Masser, Suubury D. Gr
and Of. Macpbsrson, llsrrisburg Jao.G. Bro
Pitttsvills t tree. Earl, Reading I Houston A
ou, Towanda, Bradford county, Ta. Pries iO e
pel bottle, or f 4 per doxen.
(jj beware ef all imitations.
Philadelphia. June ttiih. IH46. ly
George jTWeaver,
SOPB BKAXSR ak SHIP CHANDLB
No. 1 3 AorfA Water Street, rkUadetpkia.
1TA8 cecMtantly on hand, a general as
11 11 nvant of Cordage, 8une Twines, eVc,
TarVl Ropes. Fisbiog Ropes, White Ropes, M
Is Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Al
eoulelo assortment of Seine Twines, eVe, cut
Hemp Shad aad Herring Twine, Bast Patent
Net Twins, Cotton Shad and Herring Twins,!
Threads. Ac Ac. Also, Bed Cordt, Plough L
Halter, Tiacas, Cotton snd Linen Carpet Ch
Ac, all of which he will dispose ef on noi
leimir. -fhiladeljhia,
NeveavlsN I3,lit2.-ly.