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CITY ADJUSTMENTS.

csSsf MsS i t I'll
Mss Bo@ oMSGns ys,sn E Bis NJ Brandon Mr.
Mary oddinstOn Mis- Horn A'0'"'
E ssSSad Mr. M, Andrews. Miss Gordon; Don
Boxes Bose. 81; Pit 50 cents; Gallery IS cent?.
hSss, open at oelOekthe performance will commence
oh r. S,TEysS Stage ManaSer-we dnesd.y Evening May
ST. John s TSSnS. Of p
E pGoth Harry Thunder Clarke Lady AmaIanh Mrs WI
jack s sSshusds with the
III! slfa' 6sW sSS
S sSsa e. * Ssf ss sS
AtMos 0PERAHoUsE-Wes nssday Ey q, 2, May Y,
Lcoaat %lnssss Ss*Iso, fatt Dr. bsftoo ss
s Ss@s bss S Fen
LIZA TS fSP 81 MIN hi ;s5 act Of D0n'' opera of
Tor S s sGas' :na I 20 cents Private
h re- to
I. ssSs
Saturday evening" Ny ro nj XIII Yed' opera Of
yss S Ss i Gss1 sing '@s '.1'
s sa al The 0t s on Ssors Mo"S May
paid 'Ae' NO seats are my II WIZ
A Me Joan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. performances this
SonS b ST. TAT Rasc & S
s 'sfi;! Hts sssSi'''
M6%sd aSs 5Sfs
WIN also be exhibited Il each and every performance
Admission rs Children under years l2lI cents.
CASTLE GARDEN /, now open during the day, afordms
those dssrous Of visiting premises excellent OBJ
sI painting r. Present. 81 csep
sen. scene ii Hsw. have been LssIsngd and Be
of shS harbor and NaIrows, with the adjacent scenery
On ss 81 csscs Sacred Music ill
M ECHAN4CS' HALL, No. 472 Broadway, between Grand
"A and Br0ome street. c,,p,srv,s
Immensely popular and e MfENs!r Bard Ct
%Ea Tx S5 s continue their pleasing
MINERyA Rooms. aoe Broaa I s. Wedne.
.y %S f es the and
Mr Alexander his brilliantly iiiuminated Mystic Templs
and ss and
h e. ss S every evening" For
DsoFs Sps" O'clock Prices of admsonraue
Children accompanied by their parents half price.
SoGiETY LIBRARY. Corner Of Broadway and Leonard
EEH
will remain here another week at he Society Libra
commencing Monday May 10TH and during
They win be assisted by Miss Maria and Miss Julia Barton
Tickets IS cents m p No S.f pTe s'n0''''e
B pyS s & las. Concerts in this ey they
THE "DEUTSCHE LIEDERKRANZ''
German Song Unon)
FIRST GR s.Sf ' Vod IaI'' CONCERT
APoLEtGo I sanHLooN.
Monday evening, l7,h instant.
AND FIFTY MALE 1vfoGEs
PROFESSOR ss5fn k EFf p1sSed5Fss Doe Mus.
Late Director Of the Swiss Song Union" the Rhensh,
Union and Chorus Master of the
The l'''''i.i % III + i';'i';$
MIR. II, c. TIMM and PRoF7EfssoRk 'kRAAUsKoPF
ss e bad a. Ii usual places and of Pro-
NY y2FE SAGEHHRM Nysg sqf!HESASAFA
Ess arssss 5 on which '''''i'"
will be performed in compliance with general request
fFiqSii' ls s sf1s 5sItS 'y1
Mrs. L. A. NJ aoS N seo1RyRRNs, v.su
The splendid chorsss this will be performed
stye unsnpSsssd in this country by any musical assoca
NJ H. G, TmImn will preside at the organ =,
The whole WI be under the direction OF Mr. T. T. Chubbs,
t popular conductor who has been engaged expressly for
Performance to commence quarter before O'Clock. Tick
cts 50 centFor sale at the usual places and at the door Of the
MINT Mf%s'' ca" obtain their d 1s5s IF Fl
.aNa1p CHARITY CoNCERT-The artists Of the Italian
r viii rs Srand e enpr Ee Apo is ssoo
worthy family in distress Tickets Slto be had the usual
places. mil
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-Every thing about our
We only few remains Of the winters ice and snow
in the very narrowest streets, where the cannot
reach. The wharves too entirely free, and yes
terday had three arrivals Of steam vessels the St
Louis the Canada and the Prince Albert, besides
veral barges We understand that the canal is to be
opened to-day.
The navigation Lake Champain is still retarded
by banks of ice at Rousses Point The steamers Bur
lington and Francis Saltus have, for days past
been to force passage through but unless
asouthcry wind dspe this icy barrier 1t Is thought
boat cannot reach St Johns for few days yet
The steamers have commenced run ming between La
chine and Bytown.- Montreal Herald, MAY g.
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GREAT FIRE IN THE ONO STATE PRIsoN.-Ths
afternoon, fire broke out in the shops of p.
Hayden Co., which consumed the entire eastern wing
Of shops-about hundred and fifty feet in length,
and two stories high. The shops were occu-
pied for manufacturing saddle trees, names, and the
different branches Of hardware. All the machinery and
tools were entirely destroyed very large quantity OF
saddlery hardware was in the buildings which lays
in heaps among the ruins large quantity OF saddle
trees and names also consumed. The loss of Mr.
Hayden must be great We have heard IL estimated at
from 900 to $25 000 but this of all guess
work. We understand he insured to the Of
$4,000 in the Hartford Insurance Office The convicts
labored hard, and did much to extinguish the flames
Columbus (Ohio) Statesman, May7.
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NAVAL.
ICro,,, tbo No.roiL ua..tl Mn,

The U. $. schr. Flirt Lieut.. Comd'g James Palmer
dropped down to the naval anchorage Saturday
morning. and will sail to-day for the Gulf of Mexico
The following Is list Of her officers james s. Palmer
Lieut.. Commanding; Lieut., nant Wilson II. Mckinney;
Master John Walcott; Asst Surgeon, James s. Gillian
Midshipmen, George H. Hare, r. w. Scott; Captains
Clerk, John w Chapman.
Lhe schooner Spitfre was towed from the Navy Yard
tQ Rambert's Point Saturday morning, by the u. s
steamer Engineer, Masters Mate Olmstead command
ing The s is bound for Vera Cruz, and has board
an apparatus for raising the u s. brig Somers, which
was capsized and sunk of that port in December last
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Political Intelligence

d. Jones, Of Princess Ann county declines be
sdered a candidate for Governor Of Maryland.
One third Of the Virginia delegation to Congress just
elected are OF the alumni Of the University of Virginia
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ID, ID. NASH, Auctioneer.

Store l39 Fulton street.
CARRIAGE MAKERS STOCK Wednesday. at 10
~ o'clock No 225 Green street the stock of carriage
maker INCLUDING % leather bsroqchs one two
Rockaway, one wagon, unfinished do, three
secondhand do leather barouche sleigh robe and
bells also smiths TOOLS anvils bellows vices taps and
dies sledge hammers lot Of ron old wheels SC Also the
stock of the paint wood and trmmers shops lot Of beachss
fixtures &c.
N B.-The above articles be any time before
the sale. mil 2tsr
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OsT, yesterday morning. board Steamer EMrlkE OF
IL in Courtlaudt street Pocket Book containing $3.50 ana
receipts from Genemen in Troy for about $500 WhoeLer
will return said Pocket Book aud TO the owner a. nc
National Hotel OF the Captain aihe Empire sri " oe
rally rewarded. THOMASN. SKINNER
ml2 itsrc
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.por r. A TuTT LIZ, AqG,ionser xu.pv
II China Dinner and Tea Sets, Chandeliers, Lamps, Giran
does Gas Fixtures, &c, Wednesday, 1T No 283 Broad
date GARDENERS Furnishing Warehouse) Continuation
sale to close the concern.
f.. A FUTILE will sell as above at 10Y o'clock at No.
a5 Broadway pp stairs the residue Of the stock Of the late
heretofore.
Catalogues will be ready and the goods be examined the
day prev
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| HANCOCK LODGE NO. 40 l. o. of O. F.-The mem.
beers of Hancock Lodge No 49, hereby notified that
the Lodge will hereafter No 80 Canal street. fourth
floor Thursday evening
| NIL Seer
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j. w. BROWN Auctioneer.
EURNITURE; HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.
18th May at I0 o'clock No. I42 Broadway, large asso
furniture, comprising Sofas and Mahogany Chair.
Wardrobcs, Book Cases. Bureau, Washands French Bed
steads Ouomans, Dvans, &c.
Also, Hair Mattresses.
Also Lamps Grandoles, Ivory Cutlery, Table Co..
tors Tea Trays, Coffee Urns, and higgins Cut Glassware
sc. sc. &c. myii 2tssr
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AUCTION NOTICES.
VERY YALUABLE oil PAfIsNi'TEii

LEEDS & co. will sell at Auction, Friday Nav IL
at Il o'clock. a Sale rooms. No Wall street The entire col
the property Of Beaumont Esd Of this city ring
about hundred specimens Of the first class This coIlsc
ton well known celebrated
great merit and beauty most Of which purchased FOR
rope and have been publicly exhibited in this country
Sale peremptory IN consequence Of the popretors leaving
for Europe May be seen with Catalogues this morning
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New Firm.

Va1HE Undersigned hereby gives notice, that he
4 has associated with hiulseif. as a partner in
the mercantile business, in his store adjoining
Wesvef's Tavern, in Sunbury, John Haas, and
iha, the said store will hereafter be conducted un>
der the firm of Clement 4. Haas. The store nj
the South West conner Of Market Square will he
conducted as hereofore hy the subscriber himself,
to which he respectfully invites his customers and
friends.
He alen notifies all those indebted 10 him. 10 call
between this and the LIST Of January next, and set
tie their accounts.
All kinds Of produce will be taken on account,
a. cash puces.
Hereafter no longer than four months credi,
will be given. IRA 4. CLEMENT.
Suntury, Nov IA. ls46 TT
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ELIEV AND LIV e.
= II o NJ S o N S
Compound syrup Of Tar & Wood


kaptha.
vVNHE unprecedented success Of this medicine, in
Il the restoration Of health, TO those who, Ia des.
pair, had given up all hopes. has given il an exa.
ted reputation Above al other remedies, furnishing
evidence Of It's intrinsic value and power the on
ly agent which can I've relied np.n for the cure of
Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pain in the side and Breast. Splitting Of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group. &c.
Attention is requested 10 the following ASTON.
isHING CURE. bv Thomson'- Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Napths!!
f.aI# Phiiadeiphia, May Sd, 1914.
Mr.. THOMSON-Dear Sir-Wnh grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects Of
youi medicine, which has literally Vsisd me from
. sdeath-bed ! Nv disease, Pulmonary Consump>
ton, had reduced me 20 low that my physician pro-
noanced my case hopeless Al this juuclicn ] be-
gan 10 use your mrdcin', and miraculous as IT may
seem, il has completely restored me 10 hesl'h, after
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours,
~. WASHINGTON MACK.
.f . Charlotte street, above GeoI &c street
The undersigned, being personally .cquainied
with Washington Mack aud his sufirrinss, bear
witness TO the astonishing effects Of Tbomson's
Compound syrup OF Tar, and the truth oi the a.
boye statement. ..r.
Jos. WINNER, 3ls North Third street,
DAVID VICkERS, AZ Almond street,
HUGH MGlNLEY. s. L. corner raman,
and Fourth s',seis.
Prepared Only by S.yP. Thomson, n. Z. coInei
of 5ih aud Spruce streets, Phiade ph'a-
Agen,s-H. B. Mas.sr, sunbury; ID. Gross
and DIR. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. q. brown
Pot,sviie Geo. Earl, Reading; Houston n Ma
on, Tow snds, Bradford county, Pa. Price so esn'
per bottle. or s. pf dozen.
0r Be.oare Of all i1si!Gttors.
Phttadslnh,a Jupe 2Sth. lR4b-lv
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REToKI-An old gentleman fell in love with
aymng lady named Page. In ball room the
young lady dropped her glove-instsntly he
,pa it mp. and his address was in presenting it
e from glove you take the letter &C.
Then glove makes love, which present to thee. ;
HER ANSWER.
And il from Page you take the letter 'P,'
Then Page makes age, and that won't do for me- ;
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HONORABLE TO PRINTERS the credit of
that useful and patriotic class, the printers, be
1t said. that among all the men who have been
published as deserters from the army not one is
printer; of all the soldiers punished for disc.
scdience Of orders. not one is printer The
1rinters who have entered the service, compa
red with their numbers in this country ns to O.
!.r classes, will average three to one in their
favor These factsare the most complimentary
10 this valuable and meritorious class OF the A..
nericsn people. Who would not be printer.
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~ IEN~p ~p-a.s
Spring Goods.

TIME sahseribet has just e'eivej his Ncv
i Spring Goods. to which he invita-. his ftieal
sud cps,omers 10 call and examine fos thsnse, q
HE sttok consists in part Of the following I1s
superior Cl"shs. Of oil colors, Cas.mers Of die.
en-, patterne; Satin and other vcs,ipas; "a
licos. 1.swns. 0inshams. Checks. Tick.
ines, and summer wear Of oil kinds
aad prices slso. I.rshorn end ..-.
.- Palm lesf Hats; l. mbsellas f.. ..
and Psrssols. Fl IN rs .a
. cents upwards; I.- .r..
.|...r.. siso. Groceries. Queens. f-
AKA , warr, Hardware. Cedsrware.
Ola, Paints, Fish. Salt, &C., &C., sc.
and in fact. sveiy article usually kept in a coun,
STORE, which will bs sold very low. for cash or, n"
kind Of trade. I'D. r JOHN BOGAR
Sunbuty, May 9Th, lsi7.--niSy
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More New Goods |!

VTNHE las, arrival is a, Purdy's S'orc, Market
i Square, where will be found handsome as
soriuent Of .
SPRING AND SUMNER, GOODS,
Of tho latest nnd most approved sly les consisting Of
Cloths, Cas.irneia, Ves'ings
Summer stufs, Nous. DE- laines, lawns,
Ginghams, Caicos, Muslina,
Jeans, &r., &c, &c; siso, a full assortment Of
Groceree all Of which will be sold lower than ever
offered in tits market
Call and examine for yourselves.
Sunbury, May Is h. lS47.-tf
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From the New Orleans Delta.
A Dark One Of IA. o,dem Tine,

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600 hv, .,l rho ,.s, ot he, nh ,s;c. s.c,,,;e. IN.
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old she a,s. .be rerplGed tb,, shs w,. m. b,,.
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well p.che, vo,, mus, have 400, . ,,o.,
ds,l !, vo,, tins,
.y.s 81, .s.;d ,ha ~, won., w;,;,o no,
,vcs with Tho .,a =, hs, ,,l.ck .,,o, .,,vs
sscn . oo<,d doe, -, vo,, .. o. in nm t;rno Viz.
u;nov and M,,v,.nd v,.,,f ,heo wh,,,hsv arc
1ow Th, con,,,v he,o,oed 70 N. Eno,;sb
,h.o .;, and heinz FREQ horn w,s o,, oS N.
s,h,ec,s ~ ,h., Country, .r..
.Aun,y, vou must have known some Of the
great men Of that time. Did YOU know Wash.
,oo,o,r y
Know bimr said the old woman her eves
sparkling with animation. ives. air. I kuowd
him three wear. b.,o,e p,.ddocL,. d.f.,, us
r,,.., ..
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DICK S q N & G O.,
No. 50 Market Street, five doors below
Third, South side.

VXyATCHES, Watch Gla ses and Materials
" Jewelsy Of all de.ctil tins, qual'ies and
s'yles, comprising all the articles connected
with the Trade,
Clocks.
Dixson & Sons Bri,anni,, German Silver and Sill
yer. Plated Wares.
Sheffield and Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles.
Rodgers & Sons and W.st, nhclm's Cutlery, Ra'
Eors. Sc ssors, Era.e,s, De'k KNIVES. &c.
Ivory H ,nled Table Cutlery, of,he I'm 81, medium
aud common qualities.
A large assortment Of Gold Pens.
Penfocsi Spec,acls.
PAPER Mache aud Japanncd Trays, various shape.
aud aualities. at reduce rates,
Gold Wa,ch Cas-. $, Dials and Silvef- Ware, Of all
descriptions. manufactured TO order.
DICKSON & CO., having recently removed
into the Large aud coInmodious warehouse formerly
occupied by Messrs. X. AsHuuHSr Il Sass, anc
more recently by AsaHuR-r & REMiSoros. bee
leave 10 into,m Watch Desers, T. 'un,Iy Merchants
and Others that they design having st all times a
large a-sortment of Goods, of their own imPor'a.
,on. which ,hey determined To sell a. the lowest
tstes.
CT Every attention viii be paid TO the Packing
of Goods. and in ihe execution of Orders, the quail
ties and prices will be fully GUARANTEED against oil
competition. f u
Philadelphia. June 10Th, ls47-ly
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# A IL Nj

5 EDH 5A1oE4s
THE subscrbsr offers for sale u cheap Farm,
situate in Shsmokin township, Norhumber-
land county, about eight miles from Sunbury. ly.
ing between rhe Centre turnpike and Irish Valley
containing l62 acres and allowances. Said farm
is in q good state of cultivation, with reasonably
good buildings and excellent water near the door
and all kinds Of fruit, &c. ., ..
JOHN FARNsWORTH.
Sunhuvy, Feb. 20, lS47. ....
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SEcDva a@ns&3
First Premium Writing Ink.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
ENROM Dr.. Hare, the celebrated Professor al
Chemistry In the University OF Penn'a
"Phiisd-iphia, Oct. ! I, is43.
"Dear sir-HsvDg iIisd your Ink, viii thank
you to send me another bottle. ~ | find IL to he
excellent. ! am yours, truly. .E
R.Hr.. HAau."
From DR.. Locke, Of Cincinnsu, distinguished
for his numerous scientific researches.
Medical College Of Ohio, Cir cinna,i
sN January II, ts44.
Having used Mr.. Hovsr's Writing tBk, am
satisfied that i, the best which hes come to
my know ledge, aud especially is eIeelenf for the
use Of Steel Pens, and ,oHnof oorrOds them, even
in long use. Do
JosN LOCKE, Prof of Chemistry.
HQVER'S AUAMANTINE CEMENT.
From well known scientific gsntlsmsn.
"Philadslphis, Feb. 81. i6Ae.
Mr. Joseph e. Hovsr-Sir: A uss Of your Ce-
M, ni aud sumo prsctiesl lasts Of iW superiority,
has induced me to recommend il To others an
invaluable article for mending China, Glass. or
Cabinet Wsre. CAAPAELL MoRTIr.
H. I Analytic Chen,ist"
For ssls At the Mandatory. Wholessis and Re
tell, No. 81 NoRru TuIAD STRErr, Opposite
Cherry street, PhilsdeIpbis, BY p
Msy %. issr-jso ~ Manufacturer
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DEXTER's SPIRITS OF SOAP, for sI.
trsctipg Grease, Dry Paints. Vsrnlsh. Tss,
Wax, &c. from clothing Of any description, war.
rsn,ed ne, to njurs ihs cloth or the most delicate
coors. This liquid has also been used with great
success in cases oi Buns, scsds. Teitsr. Pimples
on ths, fscs. Chsppsd hands, Sore lips. Rhsums.
item, Hard OF soh Coins. &c. or Price. rs c's
per beitis. Eor sale st the store of
July ls, 1886. II. MAssER,
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George J. Weaver,
ROPE dAYER n sHIP CHANDLER.

No. IS North WaSeT Narett, Phi10dsPhld'
HAS constantly on hand. general assor
msot Of Ccrdsee, Seine Twinss, Shc., via
Tsfd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes. Mani
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines fos Csasl Boats. Also,
complete assortment Of Seine Twines, DC, such
Hemp shad and Herring Twins, Best Patent
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twins, Sh'
Threads, lSc. &c. Also, Bed Corjs, Ph'ush Line
Hsl,ers, Traces. Cotton aud Linen Carpet Chain
&c. all Of whnh he will d'-poss Of on reas'aae
tefms.
Philadsphis, November 10, isa2.-iy
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The following oonundrum recently took a
prize cup at st. Louis: why are the battles
fought by General Scott, in Mexico. like suit
of clothes made by neat sesmstress! Be.
c,use the work was done as well ss it could be
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Which is the best shop to get fiddle at J!
asked pupil Of Tom Cook. the musician. An
oroihecary shop answered the wsg. because
ifyou buy drug there. they always give you
UiGl.in
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SOMETHING NEW!
V0NHE Subscribers have the exclusive right Of
Il vending !. NJ. THATCHER'S
Hot blast Hot AIR Cooking
"OD~EC~

Hot blast Hot AIR Cooking
~HOD~ EI0
in the c. unt,es Of No,,humber rland, Columbia and
SchnylkilI; and from the encorir agement me, with
already, they expect TO do large business This
store is constructed on an entirely new principle,
and on the only principle that N make both
good w"od and coal stove. The inventor has over.
come al, the difficulties that frequently belong to
other stoves. He has by his arrangement, con.
s,'ucte1 a brciling TOven In front, where
in bfcne, roasting, frying or baking may be done,
aud all the smell tha, arises ,heefom must pass
into the comblstie chamber, and 10 not al all
thrown out into the room ID Besides this, there
j. an oven only two inches less than the whole size
Of the stove, wherein baking or roasting may be
done ss w-N o. i, can he in the common brick
This oven 10 always fl ks use when the stove 10
heated, as the whole drsushto Of hot air passes a.
round il constantly.
Public attention is particularly called 10 this
stove. Il can be ssenst our Store and TIN Estah>
lishment in North Danville. st the sign If the Co.
lumlia Tin shop. and at the foand'y Of RolHbach
& Clrment in Sunbury, where its pnrticul quali-
ties will he faiiy shown and exp aimed 10 any person
wishing 10 cx stnne Il.
The subscribers continue 10 have on hand al
kinds Of pario, stoves such radiators. cylcnders,
fancy and plain. suitable for all who may favor us
with Q call; also common sheet and Russii Iron.
WHICH CSu INC Wsue w uuy uVS"eo'e eu"pVs ''s'
,her with . general assortment of tin and apInned
ware, wholesale and rc,ail. County merchants
are invited to call and examine our stock, as our
work cannot 5e surpassed, and prices moderate.
N. b. We can safely recommend the above mcn.
toned stove TO persons who wish to embark in a
good business Tho paen,ee will sell either coun.
,y " state rights, to suit purchasers and on rea
sunsble terms. He or his sgonts may he found in
Danvile, Pa. J. d J. AFTER.
The undersigned. having seen 10 operation the
bot blast no, air cooking stove, invented and pa
tented by J. NJ. Thatcher, certify that we believe,
from the manner Of its construction and operation,
that is the hest one ever offered TO the public The
arrangement is 30 complete and the construction so
udicious that there is saving OF one half the fuel
and time. in doing any given amount Of service,
over other celebrated stoves. Ia short recon-
ment it in preference to all others, for the simple
re.snn ihss il embraces every branch Of economy.
| Samuel Garrett, John w Garrett, David Chat,
field, w F ki,ch.n. John N Gay, Il Thompson,
Smith Thompson, d Hahn, John Oakes, Hrsiki.
| an Bear. Elias f Cooper, Geo NJ Rithsrt, Daniel
| Huffman, Henry H Rissei, F II Cmver, Daniel
Dr.ishsch, joseph Vsnknk, Brooks Epley.
| DanvilIe, March 6, tsi7.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16
nAxk NOTE LIST.
f,EyNsYLyANIA.

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hsncs may be placed upon Il. as 1t Il eSe-y Dset
sreedIly compared with ssd corrected from Bick.
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