Tl Tie;,! W --OIWsM Vt wsnl lnl asell Boaeo. About five years ago I lteppened it a wed ding io on of the back wood coofltietof Oeor "ia, at the house of Major & B.-ing the wealthiest man in thoee parta, h was desirous rf (riving a -real flare up, tnd for ttaia purpose hid invited a Iniye number of pueeU to Witnes thj nuptiuls of the eldest , of threei blooming, cherry lipped, strong limbed, clean Exited daugh ters. Among the invited guest I oherved the free of Bill P., representative of the county at the 'University,' whom I had known a the butt of hia claea while there, hut who waa decli ned to act a conspicuous port on the present memorial occasion. Bill waa an original mi quiene. He waa peculiarly attached to hia head, which was. unqiiie in ahane,' and clothed with curls which resembled lese Hyperion', than the m-ttinjj aun in view, lie waa airt feet ttvo in hie stockings, with lege tneetinir a long way up, tnd more refembling a pair of compares, than. anything I can at preset imagine. Ailded to tlila, he wastwenty yearaof age, and reekinj with verdancy and bahfulnea, and you have bis daguerreotype. Tho ceremony had been per firmed, the boor waa waxina late, and all see med to bt? cnioyini? the flow of wjl. I had ex hausted the tun from various proup.", end waa 1 looking about for a subject of interest, when I I perceived Bill, Ritting like Napoleon, solitary and alone, I shall never fnrgrt. Approaching him, 1 kindly inquired the cauee. of his diktreas, and proflored my assistance. ' i 'Give me your arm,' said he, '1 am deathly sick : let ua find a room and go to bed. lie grasped my arm Convulsively, and limped nlon?, we went into a private room which HI a j-r S. had assigned me as my quartet a for the nisht. I soon discovered the came of Bill's' malady, which was a pair of email boots on his large feet, worn with a view of curtailing the fair proportions of those member. He endea vored in viin to release his feet, and na it was impossible to get the assistance of a servant, 1 volunteered to tog at them myolf, when he had completely exhausted his strength ' We sucei-e-dad at length in pulling of! one but the other reeisted our efforts. Bill was in sgony--his foot was badly swollen and yet he wou'd not cut the boot. At lat be arose, his eyes in 'fine phrenzy rolling,' and dripping with perspira tion, and pronouncing anathemas not loud, but deep, upon all 'gathering' in general, and coun try weddinye in particular, he divested him self of every garment and stood up uninctim bered, save with that one terrible boot. The merriment in the adjoining cbamber contrasted strangely with the eflguiah in mine. The guests had now all gone into the ball room, which was separated from the room assigned me by thin wall. I could hear every note of preparation made If the fiddler, approaching nearer the wall, 1 discovered a door which o pened into the room were they were about com mencing the dance. By ibis time Bill had recovered his strength, and commenced the tug with his boot. In vain he essayed every posi tion and attitude. At length be thought he might accomplish hia object by placing his back to the wall, hia riyht foot against one of my feet, and obtain my assistance, lie placed him self firmly against the door, and I caught his leg and began to pull; gradually it yielded, and bidding him make 'a long pull, strong pull, and a pull together,' the boot unexpectedly gave way, and with it the duor, aod Dill went tumbling into the Boll room! Such t-creamsfrom tbe females, and tueh con sternation among the beaux was never before seen. In the midst of my mirth uproarioua 1 heard the clatter of a horsV hoofs, and looking out of the window 1 beheld solitary horseman flying with the speed of a locomotive, hia' long hair streaming in the wind, and clothed io full Georgia costume, to wit, a sltirt collar and a pair of spurs. It waa poor Bill! - Spirit of tha Timtt. A gnn'leman in Providence thought be had discovered a coal mine, and of courae made hia fortune. He sent a load to en editor, with request that he would give 'a first rate notice,' The next day' paper contained th following puff: "Rhod hiatal Coal. We have received load of this article, with a request to give our opinion of its merile, and we therefore advise all sinners, on the day of judgment to go to the Rhode Island Coal hi ines.'or oil It 11 can't id them on Jlre.' Why is the editor of the Louisville Jour rial's career through life like celebrated tens Because it ia the rogue'e march. Alab. Flag, Why will the editor of the Flag, at the close of bis career through life be like a tune of ' gaoini'al Becauae he will be 'executed on I single airing.' Prentice. A Dt.Nt ieT w ho, ruviKo labored in vain to extract a decayed tooth from a lady'e month give up the task, with this felicitous apology ; I he fact is, Madame, it ia impoaaible for any thing bad to come from your mouth. Lor Bi'i. re srd of her husband, that he w as in love with hun'oK, and bad no rival. - I aEvta.'swid Voltaire, 'was ruined but twice once wheel gained lawautt, and once wheji I lost it.' Will I s, VAalllOMASLK VOl'NO MPT Jlkt careful housewife! Because her waul is (a little a she can make it. ' Susncc the Bolt est response for all th contradiction thatariae fretn impertinence, vol parity or envy. . . . BAlfK XOTE LIST. The f. Howie? list shows iheeorTofit vidua of all ennsyivsnta ninn tn.ntn. i ri most implicit re banes msy I pfeeed tinnn it, a it Isewry vxei refolly compared with ai d corrected From Dick nell'e Bepnrrer. . ', llniikn In IMtlladclpMn. ' . hit::. NOTES AT TAR. flank of Nmth Amenr , , Bank of tiia Northern Liberties ' , par par par par j Commercial Bank of Penn'.' . '" : " '. Farmers' and Mechanics Bank . Kensington Bank ' . Philadelphia Bank , ' Schuylkill Bank . . Southwark Bank , Western Funk . " Mechanics' Hank . " Manursofurer' A Mechanics' B.ink Bank of Penn TownBhip . , Uirsrd Bank Hunk of Commerra, lite VfoymriP( Dank of rcnnsvlvanii ... CoitntiT Banks. par i ... 1 r par par par p( par far par pat par Bank nf CheMir (Jnnniy Bank of Delaware County Bank of (ermanMwn Btmk of MoMpontPry Co. Diiylrstown BnK Raaton 15811 Westchester ('beater (Jerms ntown Norris'own P'ivIi-hIowo l!ristnn Futmera' llnnk of Burks en. Dristnl Bank of NnrlhonilerUnii etUnii Northumberland per rtiidKec.i.('nlomlia psr t'olumtiia llnnk rV Farmeri,' Hank of l.anrn'tor I.anctstoi par par pat par l.anrater County B.mke fisncaster Bank Farmers' Bank of Heading OHice of Bank of Perin'a. OtTiee do - ilo Office ; do do Office ' do do Lancaster I.anC4Hter Reading larriiavurg't Thee Lancaster I offices Reading jdn not Eaatnn Jmauen NOTES AT DISCOUNT. Kank of the I'nited States Philndelnbta S3 Minera' Bank of I'ottaville Pottaville J Bank of Lewintown ,. Lewistown M Bsnk of Middloiown MiiVilhxown 2 a I CarlieJe Dank , . Carlisle ' , Exchange Bank Piitbury J Ilo do branch of Hollidavsburg j Harriahurg Bank Harriaburg . . - j Lebanon Bank Lebanon j Merchants' rk Manor Bank Pittsburg j B mk of Pittsburg Pittsbuig j West Branch B .nk , Williamsport Jj Wyoming Bank Wilke! arie 14 Niirlbnrnptuti Bnk Allrnlown Berks County Bsnk , Reading Office of Bank of U. B. Pittsburg failed Do , do do . Erie do Do do di) New Brighton do Bsnk of Cham!eri,tuirg ('hamliersburg Bank of Gettysburg Gettysburg Bank of Suqtiohanna f'n. '. Montrns tj Erie Bank Erie ljllj Farmers' & Drovers Bank Wnesburg J ij Franklin Bank Wsshiugton . Honesdsle Bnk . . Houeadule 11 Monongahela Bunk of B. Brownsville York Bsnk . York I A N. B. 1 he notes of tboss banks on which we omit quotations, and aubklitute a daub ( -) are not purchased by Ibe Phihdi-liibia brokers, with Ibe exception of those which have a letter of reference. BROKEN BANKS. Philadelphia Sav. Ins. Philadelphia failed Philadelphia Loan Co. do failed Scbuvlktll Sav. Ina. do failed Kensington Mav. Ina. A da Penn Township Sav. Ins. .do Manual Labor liaus, (T. W; Dyott, prop.) failed I nwsiida Bank Towarda AlU-ghany Bauk of Pa. Bank of Beaver Bedford no sale closed c b wed Beaver Harrislmrg Wellington Relh-fonte Bank of Swatara Rank of Washington Centre Bank City Bank Farmer.' & Merh'ce' Bank Farmers' & Merh'es' Bank Farmers' & Merh'ca' Bank Harmony Institute failed rhau-d Pitt abut g Pittrihurg Fayette co. t i ret'iics'lla Harmony no ale failed failed failed HO sale Huntingdon Bank Huntingdon no ssle Lewistown no a.le Juniata Bank Lumhcrmen'e Bank Warren Diindatr New Hope Milton - Meadville Port Carbon Carlisle Muutroae Unioutown failed no sale closed no aale closed failed cloved failed closed Northern Bank of Pa. New Hope Del. Bridge Co. Northumb'd Union Col. Bk. North Western Bask of Pa. Office of Schuylkill Bank ,. Pa. Agr. ic Manuf. Bank Silver Lake Bank Union Bank of Penn'. Westmoreland Bank Grcensbuog Wifkesbarre Bridge Co, . Wilkesbsrre no sale try- All notes purporting lo be on any Penney I- vania Bank not given in th alrove lUt, may be set Jown ss frauds. NEW JKRSKY. Bank of New Brunswick BrunswicJi failed Belvideie Bank Rlvidere Burlington Co. Bsnk :, Mrdford par wommerciat Bank Perth Amboy - I CumlcrUnd Bank - , Brideion . par Farmers' Bsnk Mount Holly par rsrmers' and Mechanics' Bk Rahway Farmers' and Mecbttntra' Bk N. Biunawirk failed Farmers and Merchants' Bk MiddU-'town 1'U i Franklin Bank of N.J. - Jersey City failed failed failed failed failed Holioken Ukg & tirating l-o tobiken leraey City Bank Jersey City Merhanica' Bank Manufacturers' Bank ' Morris County Bank PHllt-raon Belleville MorrisUiwn 4 Monmouth Bk of ft,J, . Freehold , v f tiled Mechanica' Bank Mexhauics' and Manuf. Bk.- Trenton--;, ! , 1 pal Morris Canal and Bkg Co . Jersey City Pot Nolca no aale Newark Bkg & Ina Cn Newark New Hope Del Bridue Co Laintrlaille j N. J. Manufac. and Bkg Co ' Hohoken faded N J Psotecton &. Lomtrd bk Jersey City 4ad Orange Bank . Orange i Peterson Bank Patrrson Peoidea' Bank - J T ' u do1 ,, failed ! Princeton Bank Princeton ' ' Salrm Banking Co Salem 1 Stale Bank' " ewark State Bank Eliiabeihlown State Bank I'am.len State Bank of Morris Morristown rJtate Bank Tremon ' Salem and Philad Manuf Co Salem Susses Bauk . ' . New ion Trenton Banking Co " Tr anion Union Bank Daevj Washington Banking Co. liarkeoaack lrX..41YARR. Bk of Wllm it. Brandy wine Wilmington Bank of Delaware ' ' Wilmington Bank of Smyrna Smyrna i Do branch' ' ' MiltonJ FannetV Bk of Slate cf Del Dover ' Do branch Wilmington i i par fsiled failed " i' r; failad par par par par par par par par Do , Do Union Bank branch ' Georgetown Newcastle Wilmingtoa bruuch tjj- Uoler f's CCT On all bauka maiked tbna f1 there ere ck tber ceunteifiiil or altered notes of the various ds nomiiistion, in ciruUtion. ITS VOUKS PKA1SH IT! mOUSEY'sl UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, la A. the nvstcorrtpi,e Hum Annuoi. ver Known, It Instanily. (and m If by Msgir) stops pains of the mot desperate Burn nwl Sold. , Fur oJ 8 ea, Btu ae, Cut", SpraiiM, die., on man or taatt. It la the best sppbeation that can be made. Thnuemde haee tried and thousand. Dr de it. , It ia the m-st pttfi-ct mastrr rf pstn. rwt discovered. All who ate recommpnJ it. Every family ehuld be proi dej with it. . None cm tell bow soon aome of tbe family mny need it. . , ..." . i , . rrTr Olere auli hat nf the aenoii e . Ointment ha tin name of S. Tncaai written on the outside 1 I i i- 1 r : . - . L !- r . '"'." imii'ir in n hmhij., , i . Boatmen. Livrry Men. Farmers, and all whou j rt -it .t. ! f:- . L. . l.... norm, win iiiiu in is .niiinwi mr i thrycun ue for Cullar 0!ls. Scratches, Kicka, &c, ; AC, on thir annnsts. Surely eer mrcitut man would Verp lil' animol a ftra fiom pain as poei j hie. Toi.y Univeral Ointment is all thai is re ; quirtd Try it. . ....... -t DU ES OF IN8ECt3. For the .ling or b te 1 of poionnus Insects, 'Pou'cy's Oinin.ent is unri- j TttUcl. Ilunilr. lis nine tr.eii n an i. muuu n ruhu . PILES CUKKD ! For the Piles, Towy't li nirl 0n n.ent is one of tbe W rtom.dic ihut I . i. .. nn . I"" ) csn le applied. . All uno ni-eiucu n ioi inr ui tendiiift the epcratinne ot thw irnoat sieallcnt or me Par i recmnmottd it. .. j ij-ine, which ncrr trsins or tortures ihs tligrs- P"'! OLD SOKES CUBED. For old ot-shnate j ,e (u,,,,,,,,, it cU-i tham to wik in a per. P' j Sons, there is nohiiB rrjiMl to Tcuery n Oini- j fecly nal,rt maoner; nd henre peison taking Pr ment. A per-tui in Msnius Ind, fr a nutnhcr or. hrm ((o income mU and em eialed, but lha Pr yejT, ( to,p P tl.ai L.ffleJ the skill of the doctors, i ,.ont,4t, , fltt whiU it is the property of lb Snrsa par; 'rmi..v'a Ointment whs recommended by one of; .....u. .";,. j . ; l, i.h .tKr inulnta. in ,ie viiting physicians, (who knew it grst irtups.) ; ....j two ,oxe, j.r.Mluccd m.re benefit thm the pa- tient bad received from euy and a t ptevioua reme- dies. Lei all try it. BURNS AM) SCALDS Ct.KbU.. I housan -s , of ense of Bun a and tcalda, in all parts of the j coun'rv. have leen curiu ny . I onsry e iiiiiTfri lliotweitl. Certificates enough could be tnd Io fill j the v. hole of this slue'. VIOLENT BRUISES CURED. Teat moni- j U nn teetimonisl. io faenr. of Touacy'a O ntment J for curing Bruie, have l-een off -red the propiio. j t ire. Hundreils in Myracu-e Will certify to ita grev ' merits in teli ving lbs pain nf the moil severe Bruise ' All pernne should try it. . I PCALD HEAD CURED. S ires of cjscs or , Scnld Head have been cured ty Too ) 's Oint- ', ment. Trr at i sil.lom fn'a. j 8AI.T RHEUM CUKEU. Of a l the remeds ; ever discovered fr thi moi-t diaigreeai le comploint, Touaey'e Un veral Ointment is the mo.l c .mpleie. It never waa kn wn t fail. CHAPPED HANDS CAN BE CURED. Tou-ey's Universal Ointment will alwaya cute ibe wort C4-es of Chapped Hands Scorea of r.ons will side ibis 8t)RE LIPS CURED. . For the cure uf Sore L'ps, there was never anything made equal to Tou aey'e Ointment. It ia aure lo cure them. Tiy it. It ia a scientific compound, warranted not to con tain any ptepration of Mercury. Price 25 cents per box. For further particulars concerning this really valuable Ointment, the public n refer red to Pamphlets, to be bad gratis, f.f resprciable D'l'KZ'sts snd Merchants throughout the United State". Prepared by ELLIOT & TOUSEY, Druggie's, Syracuse.. For sale bv .. JOHN YOUNG. Snnburr, M. A. MeCAV, Nor.bumbeiland. fept I lib, 1817. ly row DICKSON & CO., No. 80 Market Street, five doors below Third, South ido, PHILADELF HI A. Ininnrtei tt & Tliol'Nule lulvr In WATCHES. Watch fila-see and Malenala. Jeelry of all de'Critiona, qualitie and s'yles, cmpiiing all the article connected with tlio Trade, CLrk. Dixon Jr Son's Britsnnit, German Milver and Sil ver- Plated Warea. ShslTald and Birmingham Pla'ed Fancy Article. Rodgers & Son's snd W. at.nbnlm'a Cutlery, Re- aors. Scissors, Eraeis, Dck Kniaes, dec Iory H.ndledTsble Cutlery, of ibe finest, medium end rnmm in qualities. A Is'ge MSiortinenl of Gold Pens. I'erifociil Kpeetitrbe. Papier Marbe end J ipanned Trays, vsrious shapes and qu dittrs. st re. lured rates Gold Wa'ch Cases, Dials and Silver- Wsre, of stl dearriotinns, manufactured to order. DlCKsON Sl CO., having recently removed into the Urge snd commodious warehouse formerly occupied by Mesnts. R. AHarasT & Snss. end more recently by Asbbubt A Rastiao rort. beg leave to inform Watch D.'ater, C -untry Merchants snd others, that they deaign having at all time a large assortment of G.hxIs, of their own Imports lion, which tbey are determined to ell at the lowest ralea. Cj" Every atlention will he paid lo the Packing ofGo.l. and in ibe en eulion of Orders, tbe qmll. ties sndpiices will l fully guarantied againat all romoetilinn. Pbilsdelohie. June 19'h, 17. ly "' " ' "Sf tHi lii - 3 rirwl rreiiiiuni lVrilin? Ink. No. 87 North Third Street, PHILADELPHIA. ' "TgrROM Dr. Hare, the celebrated Pr.'feaor of W Chemiatry in the Univernty ol Penn a. - PhiUdel.hia, Oct.tl. IMS.' "Dear Sir Having Hied your Ink, I will thank yon to send me another bottle, ss ( find it to be ncellent. I am yours, tmly. Robt Hawa." " From Dr. I.ocke, of Cincinnati, diit'mgui.hed fvr hia numerona scientific researches. Medical College of Ohio, Cincinnati, January 17, Having used Mr. Jlo"' Writing Ink, I am satisfied ihat it Is the bent which baa ever come tri my knowledge, and esrecislly h tafif-lltnt for the ua t,f Stfrt rrnr, and will not eon ode them, even in long ue. '.'' Jobs Loral. Prof, of Cheaanrlre. 1 HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT. -From well knrn acientifle gentleman." ' ' ''Philadelphia, Fet-. 17, 1846. ; Mr. Josph E. Hover Sirs A useofyonrCe- m. el, and ..m prscJir-J of lis sap.iirnity, has u.duced s to reroaimend it 14 otoere as sn invaluable si tic Is for'meltd'ng China." Grass, or Cabinet Wsre. r svssteean. Mobsit. .- ' AnaNtie Cbrmial" For ale al the Menufacbry, Whleale and Re tail, No. 87 Noam Tman Stbbit, 'oppoaite ('berry street, Philadelphia, by " f JOSEPH B. HOYER, May If. 147. fltl ly . Manufacturer. TO P0T1SV1LLE AND PHILADELPHIA. PERSONS travelling this route are laersby inUnud that tbey eaa procare "through iiekets," I7 making application al the HefcU Chailee Wrsver, Sonburj. ' ; A. E. KAPP.. . Noribnmberlsnd, July Klst, IMT tf 1 . White lead. kind for sale, in' keas, and Psints of all 15 reeceai.ebetpei than ever before Bold at Sonbury, at tbe elore of ' Jalv fll. 1847. JOHN BOGAR. before ' Jalv m J I ARK. The bighrai market price paid fVr Bam, at ma atore of luch 87, 1817, ' JOHN BOG AH. - ijt - '' r"..- - Tcffctuble UnlTcrwI Pill, TAe ony known Hcd'cint that it the tnmt timt purgn pr:Jlu and itrtngthens thi tyittni, , ' . , Loniio. July 7, 1S45. DB I.K ROY'S Pilla are a new medicine which has just appeared, and Is f ist taking the plscea of all others of ib sarre diss. The pills are composed of many in(rrdini. but the tw principal unra are Saraaparilla and Wild Cher ry, so united that .they act together) the one, i through its eilmitture with other ubttv-cee, pu I tifyintt and purjins. while the other ia strengthen in ibe syatem. Ttina tnnae pill are a the aame - .....i,. ,nJ ooentos ; adrsideiatuea looa aod . . r I I : . i . . . . eagerly sougni vy nwuicm wm, imii nw r fr(, ji,irred. In i ther wor.l they do the work . ... i l. i .i 0f iwitmeuicinest ano aa- v murn irrr mm nnj twn w( know of; for they remote nothing ft.m tbe syem hut the impurities i ao that wblle ihey puric they strengthen t and bene they cause oo dpliilitatinn.and are followed by no re-scliia. I)r. I.e R y'a pilla hs a wonderful Influence en the I'lnoJ ; they not nnly purifv without weakening It, but they remove elltviDt ptrticlra from the chyle Itefoie it is convened into fin d, anil ihua make im pure blond an utter impoa ibility. As there ia no debiliMtiim, to thete aa ne nausea or alrknesa at- I - .emo,, , iba i. foreign and impure, it is equally ,h, j,.,,.,,. t,,, Cherry lo retain all ihst j, ni(l,,, nJ aoiitid; and hence a robust state of heabh is the certain rerult of their united opera-' (ioriB Prjce 2ft pef uox . 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It is be lirvrai that thr great national woik will be deemed indwpensic-le in the library of every public inetiiw. lioe.xiliiiciatiand prafeaaional man ibreaigkeat the eooairy ( and thai it will be regarded by the great ma of the peeps as the eery beet political last book for their ow iastnietioa and that of their children."- - - -I o ' IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Throughout tb sessions of Congress, Extra will be isaued from lbs office ef the ''Uniied Slabs ltenortr," containing the reporta of such debate as may pnaaeas particularly exciting interest. . All subscriptions sod communications to bs post paid, addressed . , -J. A. HOUSTON. Lnited feiaieaBeporter, Wasbingln, D,C," August Utb. Uil tec , ......... nonETiiiNa new ! THE Bubscrihers hsVe th err.toaivs light of vending i. M. THATCHER'S Hot nitM Hot' Air Cootilng in the counties of Northumberland, Columbia and Schuylkill; and fromtbennoarsgtmrnt met with already, tbey expect to do a large business. This stove is conclrnctrd on an entirely aew prirciplo, and on iha . onlr principle that e m make both a good wood and coa4 atovs. The inventor has over come all ibe difficulties that aa frequently belong to other stove v. He has by bis arrangement, con. situctoJ a b'"iling fX70vcn In front, where in broiling, roaating, frying or baking may ba done, and all the amell that arisea Iherefaorn must pass: into Vba gombiMtthle chamber, and ia .not art all l tlirqwn out imo the r.iom J) Besides thi there ' is an oven only two iachca less than Ibe whole sis j of tbe stove, wherein lukifi or : roasting may be done aa well aa it can be in the mmori brick oven, j This i'Vr is elnava fit nr..;ii--awben the a'ove is : healed, ss tho whole dreaighrof ho ail paasea a- round it constantly.,, ui. -,A ,.; .- i . ,,t Public attention is. particularly railed to this: aluve, U can be eren at our Store ami 1 in r.tab lishmenl in iNorth Dnvtlle, al the sign of the Co- , lumbia Tin ehop. arid al the round-y of Rohrbacb j A Clement in Sunbury. where it paitirular queli. ' lies will be fully shown end exp ained lo any person wishing lo ex amine it... . . -, .. j i The suliscnU-rs continue in nave on Hand sll j kinJa of parloi stoves, soch s radisiors. cylen.lers.l tanry ano plnin, finiHOia '" an wno may i"in na wiih a call; also s.-Mnnoa sheet and Russti Iron, ! which ran be nude in , any desirable ebape ; log-, tbnr wilh a general assortment oil in and jipinned ware, whoteaale and reiail.i Country merchants are invited to call and examine pur amck. as our work ranont be serpaed,' and prices mndoerate. N. B. Wi can salaly recommend thr above nu n. tioned stove to iersona who wish lo emhaik in a good hueini ts .Tb patentee will sell euber coun ty or state rights, to suit purcSaaers and nn rea nble terms. . He or bis agtnts mav la found ia I Danville, P. . J. 01 J. ARTER. , I he undersignetl. l aving seen in operation toe hot luaal hot air conking stove, invented and pa- j tented by J. M. Thaicher, certify that we belt, ve, j rrom trie manner ni co..-...ju . ,.-.m, . trial n IS rne nesi one rvrr oneteu ,n ,ur niuni i n arrangement iaao complete and the construction ao ' judicions, that there is a sating ol one half the fuel I and lime, in dung any given amount ol a rvtce, over other celebrated stoves. In short we recom- i mrnr il in preference to all other, for the simpls I reason Ihat it embraces every branch of economy, j Samuel Garrett, John W Garrett. D.rvid Chat field, W F Ki'ch.n. John M fStav, E Th.-mpaon. I Smith ThompBoq, J D Hahn, John Dakes. Ilesiki- j ah Bear, Elite F Cooper, Gen M Kirtwt, Daniel Huffinan. Henry II Rissel, F II Carver, Daniel 1 Ureiabach, Joeph nnki.k, UrooUa bpley, Danville. March e, 1817. ly THE subaenber otfers for ssle a cheap Farm, situate in Shamokin township, Northumber land county, about eight mites from Sunbury. ly ing between "the Centre turnnike snd Iri-h Valley, rontaining 163 acre and allowances. ; Paid f.rm is in a -.! state nf cultivation, with reaaonahly giMid building and excellent water near ibe door ; and all kinds of fruit. Ac. . , JOHN FARNS WORTH. V Sunbury. Feb. 80. 1817, CI TT ATJCTIOIT STOP.E, No. 31 North Third street. 1 (araa thx riTr uiithJ '" PHILASSLVBIA.. C. C. Jl A C K E Y. A1cno.11.ER. TO COUNTRY STORE-KEEPERS., , IfTIVcNING SALES of Hsrdwaie, Cutlery, WA Saddlery, Whip. Boots, Shoes, Hats, , , Caps,' Guns, PUtols. Clothing, , WstcUes and Fancy Good. At Msckey's Auction Store, 31 North Third street, nesr the City Hotel The attention of Country Merchants is invited. The Good will be s .1.1 in lot to suit puichi-ers, and all Goods offered will be warranted equal to the reprenenlation that may be made of them. N. B. A large aaaortment of Goode al Private Sale. Jan. 16. IP4T --1y . "MOUNT VERNON7 to ittr it 05 NorlU su beu Arr.h Jk, Uape sis., Phi la de 1 p 1 i a. "IfJRADY A PARKER reppectfullj inrorm.iheij M9 friends and the public that ibiy have take ibe above nsmrd huuae, recently kept by J. S. Adams, snJ are prepared to accommodate cusio mers in tbe most satisfactory manner end at tee- aonahle prices. Their laid will be supplied with the beat van - ety the market alTurd ids their parlora and slteping; aptrtmenta wit) be io the best order. I be house baa been thoroughly repaired and furnished with view to the Comfort of travellers snd strsngera. Having .had seveisl yesrs experience in ibe business, Ihev hope le give general eatisfarlion, and revpectfully invite travellers and airsngers to give them a call. , BRADY PARKER, r Pbiladelpbia. January 16. 1847. 'f . 1 lErn jxoussrl's CTniBtrsal SHAVING CHEA1M. Small quantities given without Charge. M Che'nitl PHILADELPHIA. THI8 new aad aidrndid article, aa its nana de notes, i pefeead t- be superior to any Sha ving Cream in lha United States or Europe. It ia unaumaaa.d f.ar heiuhr. nurit and faorsnce. the' ' ,(im.ahil niUt.iiii to Guerlaio'a Ambrosial Crrsm and other aimilas cMnrnnKida. It fcr aur paseaa them all by- the em.ddrol pasty eosiatrnry of tla lather, which an softrna the beard a lo render ' . . t. - ! naving pteasani ami ry. i mm,- i"' -the advantage over tbe imported article, in being freshly jw, p.ie.l, be kill being warjiinjj In it min uf.cture, . E. Knuesel baviug bad many years' ex perience in the celebrated Laboratory of Lsttgur, Per et Fil. now Rensud & eo., of Paris, , i Beeides bring the -et. It is the cheapest article for ahavipg; it is elrgantly put VP in boxes, wilb eplendid steel engraved labela. Prire 13 per doxen. or S7 cents for s single box, to shave one year. It is also sold si Tf I 80 pe' lb. or ISA grpts per ex., so that gentlemen '"," tbeir boxes filled st . EUGENE ROLSSEL 8, Wholesale and Retail Perfumery and Mineral V4 a ' let Es'sMishment. J M fheamut Sireet. Dee If, I i46.r-. PHILADELPHIA. rpUNTAXW XXOTBL,' fl'talC Hoose bsa endergone a thorough repair. X Tb proprietors sol wal iia former patronage. , -Twea ft paidy. - . ' i , , .V7 , WM.W. DI3C. , ARTHUR I. FOGG, Jury 4, 18. 1 ' . pArprelor. H;BaicADe332rsa:r"" ATTOR Nn Y A T LAW , , SUIf BTJBV, P A. ' ' , Business attended to tn the Counties of Nor thuroUrland, Union. Lvcoroing and tWumbie. liefer lot , , P. dr. A, RovocnT, , ' Lrrwaa ft Basnotr. Sojrna A SnonnBASs, ' I'ilaift . Kavant.ns, Mcf aisn & JJo.. Srxaijro, Oonn A Co., raSgjiai3ii7da7"; AUCTION STOXIB. No. 0 North 3d st.,' third door above ' ' "' Market Stfecl.' 1 ', "' , P H X X. A S X. a? H A. SALE EVERY EVENING, of s generef ire orlment nf Foreian and Domestic Hawlwsee, Tsble end Pocket Cutlery. Triiriks. Ickr y Lst'cWts, Bolts. Ssws, Ssddlery, Whiye. 11 Boom, Shoea, Hats, Caps, Guns, Pistols, Trimmines, Clolbirig (, , .., ,T and Fnry Goods. , , The attention of city and eottniry ilealers is in viled. Tim (jomla Sra freah. ami will be wsrranteJ fqU, , lhp ,enreeniaiiona thai msy he made of xwnii ' BAVLIS St BROOKER. Actionem, " " No 8 North Third st. jy. ft. purcharers cari have their Goods picked, Several Invoices of Goods have bien received to be at joivate sale. Philadelphia. Dec. 19th, 1810. 1v To The I. O. or O. 1'. .T. W. & I. D. S T O K E S, Mnnufacliircrs f Premium Odd Fel lows' 'leaalin. " No. f04 MnrM Strut, PHILADELPHIA, First Clothing Store below Clli Street. , THE subscribers having taken the premium at Franklin Institute, at thelssl exhibition, for, the beat Regalia, thev invite the attention of the order in their establishment, where they wdl find a nl.n.li.t ......I maul nf I tl Pn..Mnmn.l Rb. Th,y mAt tJ onler for I (MlgM ,nJ F.ncaropmonls. Rega'ia. Saahea. tVlurae and Rl,,iril ,nJ (xitnifh rvy ,llin(t reqlli.i,e for tl.. e,,nVeniei.ce of new L.slgesor Encainpmenis. J. W. STOKE', E D. STHKE3. Philadelphia, Dec. 19, 1840. ly DElTTISTPaY. 1 E T E R R. M A S S E R. RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA, RESPECTFULLY inform the eiiiz-ns of , Sunbury and vu-init v, thai be baa opened an nines at the re-iiletrce nf Henry Mas-er. in M.irLtl street, where be i prepared In execute all kinds of I Dkbtsl StariKBi. PI He Work, Ac , on the lule.l and most approved plan. Having bail soma experience and instruction, under i nt of tbe moil eminent and aucceaeful Den-, lia s in Philad. Iphia, he believes lint he will .. able le give satisfaction lo Uioe who may want hie Service 1 Ladies will ! waited nn at tlirir plica of resi dence. His cbargea will lie moderate, and bia wmk warranted. Sunbury, March 89th, 1846. . ' To TPi'Cfiaajr of DR1T GOODS. A'o. Vtl J'rarlil., NEW YORK. HAVING e.tabli-he.1 a Branch at No. 144 Ch nul at.. Philadelphia, is now epening. snd will ba constantly receiving from the New York Auc tion, an extenaive assort ment of TJLJXCY . STATXafi DRY GOODS, which will be sold at the lowest New York prices, at whole-ale and Retail. Among h i at.ick will I found a good aivortment of the f.illotvieg artirlr: Jaccenets. Plaid. Hair Cord, Lace, Sirin, II ik. Swias snilVsdiian Muslins. Biah p and Linen Lawns, FJ 'lNrtt, Fancy snd Ba'l llres-e. Thread Lif!?,,Api'licati.n D .. rich B'ack Sllj Trimming Lace, Irish Linen. Linen Cambric, Linen Camlmc lldkfH..('urtain Fringe. Cashmere d'Ecnare, Mousebne do Laiae. xilk snd Cotton Warp Alpaccss, t-u -eii'a Cloth, - tiala Plaid. Frenrh Merinos, III .ck fi'k. til"ve. Ki k H..e, Shawls,. C'raviia, Ribbon. Enitroiileri. a Ac., Ac. Countrv Merchants and othrra visiting Phil .del. phia or New York to purchase, s' respectfully in vited to call arid examine the at.icke. , ... - Nov. 1. 1846. I y '-a . RELIEVE AND LIVE; THOMSON'S Compound ftiyrup of Tar h. Wood Kapttiav. 11HE unpreeedente kueeaHa of tbi medicine, it. tbe restoration of health, io lhoe who, in de pair, had given ep sll hoie, has given it an exst ted repulslion slove all other remedies, farniohinr, evidence of it intrinsic vs'ne and power, as the on ly agent which ran be relied p.n for the cure o t Pulmonary Consumption, Brmirhltlie, Asthma j Pain in the aide end Brea-t, Spitting of Ulood Whooping Couch, t'ronp.Jrr. Attention is requested lo the following ASTON ISHIMU CURE.hv Thomson's Compound Syru of Tar snd Wood Nspths ! I Phila.klphia, itay 3d, IA44. MR. THOMSON Dear Sir 'With gratefo frehriga I inf.srm yoa nf the astonishing efleois o yoor mealicine. which baa literally iaied me frort sdeath-lnd! My dirs-e. Pulmonary Consump linn, bd retlticed me low thst my pbysirian pre jiojnred my esse hopelesa ! At ihia junction I b gan le u-ayaur medicine, and rniracufoos aa it ma aem, it has completely restored me to health, arte everything else hsd failed. Reepectfull voora. WASHINGTON MAt'K. Charlotte street, above George atree The undersignetl, being , personally acquaints with Wsabingloii Mack end bis suSarinajs, be witness to the aatonish'mg - effect of Thomson' Compound Syrup of Tar, and the truth of tbe a boss statement. JOS. WINNER, 81 North Thinl etreet, DAVID VICKER8, 43 Almond street, HUGH M'GINLEY, 8. E. eoniar Tsaaaa snd Tnurth streets. ' -. Prepared tjnly by 8. P. Thomson, N. E. eornr of lh sod Ppruc'a etreets, Itiilade'phia. ( Agenls. H. B. Maer, Sunbuey ; D. Grtts and Dr. Macftherson; Harrrsbnrg Jn. G. r)nw Pottsvtlle ; Geo. Earl, Reading; Houston A M on, Tewanda, Bradford county, Pa. Price SO cen per bdlUe, or f .1 per doxen. (J Vrvare of till imUation$. ' Philadelphia. June 81th. IMS. Iv . ' " T . i CScortic J. "cavi;r, BOPE fCAKTBB em SHIP CkXANTOLEB .,Ab.lAerA Water tnt,PhiUdetpld. ' IT If A3 eenatatUlji am hand, a general asajo If 11 ' ment of Cordaaw, Seine Tw iruta. A., vi I ar" Jtopee, Fkrhing Kofaja, Whit Ropes, Man Ja Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also complete eaaortmei, nf fyiije Twinea, Ax. such Hemp Shad an) iter eg Twiwe, Ba Pateiil t. Net Twine, Cbttrto "Hftail and Herring 'IVire.Mh Thread, aV. dcav- Alao, Bed Urn!, ptnugb lir H alters, Traeus, Cocuki arid Liueat Carpel libai drx all of which be will distpo of on ttmMU ttm.;l :r- .t .'.; Philadelphia, NevetaksH J), IMIe!. i'v
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