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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-25
CITY FURNITURE AUCTION
AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,

AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,
Nos. 30 and 81 North Third Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
n G. MACKEY, Auctoneer. respectfully in
W vi,es the attention of persons desirous of pur
chasing Furniture to his extensive Sales Rooms
(bo,h public and Private,) for every description o.
Household Furniture, where can be obsined at al
times. a large assortment Of fashionable and wei
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Mattresses
&c. at very reduced prices, for cash.
Or Sales by Auction, twice week.
NAV eth, lS43.-ly
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To Country Merchants.

Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Leghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats.
G. w. 81 l.. Il. TAYLOR,
at the S. E. corner of Market and Fihh SIS,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER for sale an extensive assortment of the
Oabove articles, all Of which they sell at unusual
ly low prices, and particularly invite the attention
of buyers visiting the CITY, 10 an examination OF
their stock. G. w. & J.. B. TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, May IS. ls44.-ly
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No. Is North Wafer Sireef, Philadelphia.
"AVE constantly on hand. general assort-
ment of Cordsge, Seine Twines, &c, viz
TsPd Ropes. Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Msnii
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, 9
complete assortment of Seine Twines, DC. such as
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill
Ne, 1'wine, Cotton Shsd and Herring Twine, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also, Bed Cords. Plough Lines,
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
&c. all Of which they will dispose Of on reasonable
teIms.
Philadelphis, November Is, Ia4c.-ly.
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:. MAITLAND, JR. g. CO.

Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturers,
No. 80 North West corner Of Race and Third
Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed Co.parinership
L under the firm Of j. Maryland, in. & Co.,
as successors 10 the late firm Of Jacab .,iaylond d
Co., and will continue the business at the old esta-
blishment, on their own account. In addition 10
their own close attention and experience for many
years, in the manufacture of their celebrated snuff,
&c., the long experience of the senior partner of the
late rm will also be devoted to the interest Of the
new concern-and no exerton and care will be
spared to insure their goods, at all times of the
~ hest quality, they solicit a continuance of the
confidence of the friends and customers of the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. MAYLAND, in.
PHILADELPHIA Nav I4th, lS43-1v
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SPERING, GOOD q co.

No. l3S Market Street, Philadelphia.
INvITE the attention of Country Merchants
to their extensive assortment Of Bitish French
and American Dry Goods, which they offer for sale
on the most reasonable terms. Z"
PhilsdslPhia, November 10, ls4s.-ly.
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I,an.ss In PhiladeIphia.

Ranks In Philadelphia.
~. , DIsc. IN
NOTES AT PAR.
Bank Of North America par
Bank of the Northern Liberties PAL
Commercial Bank of Pepn'a' PAL
Farmers and Mechanics Bank pal
Kensingfon. Dark pa,
Philadelphia Bank par
Schuylkill Bank par
Southwark Bank par
Western Bnnk par
Mechanics Danks par
Manufactured & Mechanics Bcnk' POI
Country Banks.
Bank Of Chester County* Westches,er paI
Bank of Delaware County, Chester paT
Bana ,f. f.Scrmantowns Germantown pal
Bank of Montgomery Co.. Norris,own par
Doylesiown Bank* Doylestown par
Easton Bank Eastoa par
Farmers Bank Of Bucks co.. Bristol par
Office Of Bark Of Penn'a. Harrsburg1 These
Office do do Lancaster Offices
Office do do Reading do moi
Office do do Easton J issue n
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Michael Weaver a. son,
ROPE MAKERS 4 SHIP CIIANpLERS

May l4th. Is42.-tf
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kUI IOIV
of DE-. WESSTERS DICTIONARY; Abrid ged from
" the Quarto American Dictionary with Walkers Key 10
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names with Memoir and Bus. OF the Author One
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HE,l5TRIBUNE.
~ soe rae FRIENDS OF PEACE

ODE FOR TIE FRIENDS OF fEAot'
By REV. ELNArKAS DAVIS.
Nor with the flashing STEEL
Not with the lannon's peal,
Or stir of drum,
Bur in the bonds OF love;
Our white flag floats above.
Her emblem is the dove,
'Tis thus We come.
The laws of Christian light.
Tbese are our weapons bright
Our mighty shield;
Christ is our leader high,
And the broad plains which lie
Beneath the blessed sky,
Our battle field.
What is that great intent,
To which the heart is bent.
Our host among 7
I, is that Hate may die,
That Wars red curse may Ay
And Wars high praise for aye,
No more be sung.
That all the Poor may rest,
Beneath their own vines blessed,
Ia glorious peace;
That Death and He'll may yield.
And human hearts long steeled,
By Loves pure drops unsealed,
From warfare cease.
On. then. in Gods great name,
Let each pure spirits fame
Burn bright and clear;
Stand firmly in your lot,
Cry We aloud. Doubt not,
Be every fear forgot
Christ leads US here.
80 shall Earth's distant lands
In happy. holy bands,
One brotherhood,
Together rise and sing.
And joyful offerings bring,
And Heavens Eternal King
Pronounce it good.
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TylKiAL OFF SALAIiANDEk -AFks.-k

'kiAL OF SALAttANDEh SAFBs.-hnops
mind the The safe which came out so trump
antly the lae trial VSuXhs Garden S4afnsnesI
Safe though mad, by C.. Guyipr for that occssiob l
the usual tickn-s aud The whole affair mansged by M
douhe Sslamandrr The single ones however res'stsd
much greater upon that Than would oe pr
duc-d the burning of any warehouse ana -
failed coming off tuu pnsnt when testec WIN gi
safes In the ~1eu OF IVid,rA Single Fsir" -?
ansndrr Safes submitted TO furnace heat, y me 70
of Wast for eight hours preserving the content, wp.
C j. Gaylors Psteut Double Safe destroled oy ~
same best 10 less than two hours This c. Gsyy
Safe as patented by him. Hence his Inability IN elyI
any thing Of his invention 10 compets with "lat
Patent Safe; therefore, 10. troy The rep1ADs
OF them by making double one and filing Il with the ssI
com position patented by Wiifrr tbs OF whichbo a
veyed me-and other pc lhe Stale can s'1 .
good s the genuine Wtld-s Patent Salsmsndrr sac
DouD!- and single for sale. Csl AID examine before
purchasing SILAS {. HERRING, 1873 Wriertt
IS
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terior in spendor 10 the first.
Hereafter shall have occasion 10 regard this
work most favorably. Ii is OF the whole, mos;
valuable contribution 10 the political philosophy OF
the country
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II. l.. HATHAWAY,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
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bricks Clay, Morgan. Owen, Monroe Sullivan and ViSo
REFEkES ES:
Messrs Van Alien, Wood Jury u Co. Nsw-York
e Henry Poor Il Co. BostpR
- .ef a Brother, Cincinnati. Ohio
Anderson McLane & Barbee, Louisville, d!
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Brig Fanny Colt, Baker, 10 ds I'm Georgetown, SCI
cotton, 10 Colt & Co.
Schr Marcia Smith, 10 DIS I'm Washington, NC, with
naval stores.
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ters to master.
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List OF Letters Remaining in the MY. Post Office
Saturday, February "A:
T- Please estios ih4 Of the Ltst nateh taey
-I--.,..s LADIES' LIST:

ft9t tstlEc5 AIoC&A-
.Amermon, Miss Mary
A.e,s, Mrs. Edward
adars, Mrs Eliza l.
Arnold, Miss Mary Jane
Barnard, airs. Alfred
Bake. Mrs Lucy Z.
Blaci born, Eliza
Baldwin. Mis-. Sarah u ?.
Babccck. Mr.. Leland
Black. Mrs. Marths
Bachelor, Mrs. WE. A.
Banks, Mrs. Susan
Be-kmsr. Mrs. G. c.
Beck man, Mrs. c. L.
Benedict. Miss Beisey a.
Seckley. Mary A.
Beach. Mrs Z. .
Herrisn, Miss Julis A
Bowman, Mrs. Ssl.ns
Soul:on, Mrs. Harriet, Jr.
Brown. Mary
Brown, Mrs lydia
Brown. Mary Jane
BostEick. Harriet,
Blower, Mrs. Margaret
BoufSe. Mrs. Ann
BGtlsr Mrs. Elizabeth
Burne.!. Miss Lucy A.
Carpenter, 1Irs. c. Ii.
Carson. Mrs John
Caldwell. Miss Harriet
Caprey, Mrs. Jane
CLARK, Mrs. Marilla
Creary, Mrs. Marsare!
Chester, Mi-s Josephine
Cre-ry, Mrs
Corkey, Asry
Council. Miss Margaret
Conner. Miss Margaret
Coar6 Mrs.
Counor, Mrs. Thomas
Cooley. Mis-, Msry
Cor, Mas Elects Ann
Cotton, Miss Nancy c.
Cook. Mrs. Hepsibet 3.
Coffee. Mrs II.
CUmstock, Miss P. \.
Currey, Mrs Caroline
Curtis. Miss Eliza
Daley, Mrs. J Ohm
Davis, MRS. AN
Davis. Miss Ellis
Deneen. Mary
Dibbl-, Mrs. Naomi
Drisdol'. Miss Mary
Donohoe, Catharine
Dutch, Miss Sarah K
DuraiDg. Miss Elizabeth
Emery, Mrs. sarah
Edmoud-. Miss Am Eliza
Fay, [ Larity
Eau .kner. Miss Mary jane
Fisher, Miss Elizabeth
Finn, Miss Mary
Fox, Mrs. Eliza
Fox. Margaret
Fowler, Mrs. Sally
Fowler. Mrs. Emeiine
ForGhsm. Miss
Fuller, Miss S. NJ.
carlton, Miss Bridget
Gay, Mrs. Mary Jane
Gltr.ou, Mary
Griffith, hfrs. Elizabeth
Gilbert. Miss A. n.
Gilman, Mrs. Joanns B.
G.lfer,, Maria C.
Guel-tt, Madam
Gut'erson. Mrs. Maria
Hazard. Nlre.
Harder, Miss S.
Haughey, Mus Mary
Hahn, Miss Margaret
Handy, Miss Enelins
Harwocd Mrs. E
Ha Gu. Mise Frances
Hawkins, Mrs Louisa
H. ghr, Miss Cali'ts
Henry, Nancy
Henry, Miss Louisa
Rigging. Mrs Mary
Horen, Rose
Humpnries, Niss Mary
Hyn-s, Miss Mary
Hurley, Ma y
Jack, Mrs. John
Jacobs. Mrs Hell-n NJ
johnson, Lucy Il
Johnson, Mrs. Z. :.
Johnson. Cathsrine
johnson, Mira. C. n.
Keller, Miss Sarah j,
Kenny, Ellen
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MARY ANN WHITE, Execute
THOMAS K. ABbOrr

IN PURSUANCE Of All order Of The Surrogate OF the
fCounty OF N,.w.YorA notice is hereby gwen all Der.
IONS having Claims against WILLIAM DAWSON lais "
the civ of New ora deceasu1. 10 present the same VIII
HE vouchers thereof 10 ,ubscrOcr. al her residence No
n Eleyruh.sgeet IL The city OF Ne~Yors, bere he
tyen!v.secoud Gay OF April ueNL Dated New-forK he
lNen,y-Grst day OF OctU-er, 1915.
n9i ins6nl SOPHIA DAWSON. Administering
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County OF Nrw.Yurs Notice IL hereby given 10 ali PET
sons having claims against Thomas II. White, late Of
the civ decreased, 10 present me same with
ne the subscribers al The residence Of
Edward Philips, OF the Executors No 80 stanton STREET
u the CITY OF New 1Or1 before the first day OF May
next Dated NewYorS. the tenty,oufIh day Of October
IsIa EDWARD PHILIPS.
MARY ANN WHITE, : Executors
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LIST OF LETTERS

AovEsri.Ep IN TIE TRIBUNE SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
Is. ind be fIrtaeT enacted,
Ana a. sivecseeuis made under the orders OF the pes
G-r-ra IN newspaper newspaper, OF ieeff
ura for in zny Post Office shall be inserted II the paper
or PAPERS OF The place where The orce advertising
nay be situated. k4E--nE li< lar sGS ciye,.ition-
Nep Psn Office La-r passed March 5, 1913
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GeQal Notices.

NrnTII Is hereby gtvcn hat s persons indebted .o
y he estate Of JONAS WELLINGTON late Of III. CIR Of
Albany nm ab-cond'ng concealed debtor required "a
rn an of sli debts OF money own, by
HIN, respectively aad pay Tie .b.rrihr.
uIy sppoiutsi Tssers OF t- .s;s 4 laid debtor IN par
,ee OF ln Statute. before he Ef ds OF January
iS,s All IN. oc- OF Il o. Wheaton, No IS ssAt,> ,if.t !,
rb C,,y OF Albany and h prSo4s hAvng N their posses,
op snv property scLs of such debtor required 70
,r In. sane To the subscribers Trustees AFORESAID on
r hfor. m. dav aforesaid the place Aforesaid and a.
p-sors hsvir aims demands against sad deoaos
required present Tue sse on or before same Cay
l- same place, ire so .sIres or olc " NenLO N
Albany November s0lh, 1875.
l. D. HoLSTElN, Trustees
tlrF
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SAENIFF sAit..-py virtue Of a WIN Of hen aci,,

-
- Io me ~ ,er,el and delivered vii expose sale
the VrsHbule of;he Ciy Hail. in the Cty OF New YORK oc
Saturday the Slsl day OF JsuusTy 1896 at - O'clock
II! hc rsn ,c ard interest OF Patrick Nelly which hehai
on the twenty second l daJ oi October 1915
lime s.ryerds H hose Two pieces paEcsls Of land
situate lyiug aud being me Westerly side ot SheE
street In The Eleventh Ward 0fths City Of Nsw.YorS and
know. and IL gus certain map made by s. Lot
u City Surveyor of properly o-ionging 10 The E,ae Of
kaac Ca0n deceased by the numbers I53 and ~ and
oxen together are bounded follows, VIZ Essler. IL
from by Sheriff street, We'eiy In the rear by lots numbers
i9 aud said uup, Northrfy one side by tho
OF lots numbers 24l 10 IA, aud Southery The
other ,de by number SS rap each OF inc sal
lots containing breadth in 'front.' ara rear Is iee am IN
length on each side 100 feet being more Or ess-toseee
with ter reGis Entertainments and spPlrieuanes herean
to belonging and appeuHinipg WM. JONES, Sherf
JoNA w. ALLEN, Deputy sheriff.
Nrs.Y,rk D., ~ 1916 d2D law 6v
The SAFE is postponed until Friday the SIKH dag Of
February. 1916. Al hr same hour and pae.-Nev.fok
January Slsi. 1916. "M JONES, Snsih
InS, w ALLEN Deputy Sheriff Tn
The above sale is further postponed until Friday the rub
inst nj The time and place. Wm. JONE, Sheriff
New YORK, Feb, b, 1876
JnSA W ALLAN. Deputy sheriff II law ~
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sbN ukpHfS DSuIe eTtII, Supreme Svuit CVmu.is.
D,lntr NoVcc Is hereby gwen pursuant 10 the proyli
ous o. authorizing attachments sglu.i Ab,couG
n conceded aud reside dch,ors, tl> al attachment
ss Issued against The es-e ~ l,nS y " GOD c5n-F-s
dent debtor and rpsi ct Columbus Ia th- Saie ohc
ami thai Inc same u b. 500 10 he paymeu of his debo
s he appear and discharge such attachment according
10 Ar within months tcOm the us; publication OF h
rotcs; Ant dat the pay uen OF ans debts du- 10 BY
.!,.- of This Stale and the delivery him Tor his
OF any properly within this State belonging m and
transfer uf auy such property by bin, forbidden by law
and sre void Dated the ~. day of Nnuary. 1876.
j2i iaw9m Foh6E-S SHELDON;
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BUTCHERS AND DRovERS' BASX,
Ara.., vark E.b "a 1915

z,
NOTICE-The President and Directors Of the b1tchers
Wand Drovers Bank have this day declared Dvide1c OF
-Four per cent on is capital OF the prohs OF the last
months. Also Dividend OF -Four per cent for the one
omitted February 1872 OUT OF the prohts Of the Bank
since that lime PAYABLE 90 The 18th The transfer book
win be closed on the 9Th Inst Until the day OF payment
BY order of ih. Board OF Directors.
W TOWNSEND C..aisy
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SPOKEN

By PHO, Boat Nette, llth inst, of the Cape Of De'
ware, brig New England, from Mstanzes for k |.
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GHESs-NEN, BacsgacirnOn- So.rds, ncInirocs anc
~ Pisytng-CardStn great variety .o~- pr.--s, ~
FRANCIS & L0UTREL Sas.aaers,
a2E n Naiea-laae.
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by ORDER OF .he Honorable Charles ?. Day, As,o-
- cat. Judge OF the Newly OK Comnon P!eas--Noncrs
hereby gwen The provisions vi the statute
thor!ku attachments aaIst abscondps. concealed and
debtors thai attachment has ssue'! against
NJ. estate of PLkTT 81 Ii AM WILLIAM X. BOARD
An residents OF the STATE .: Asoarls and that The
viii be sold for the payment of their debts unless hey ap
pear auG discharge such attachment according TO aw,
l,i,b u, month the Tst publication =; his uoGye
a ha m payment OF any debts cue 10 them by residents
ot tho Stale, ~ them or TOT their vi
property within this State bolun ginc them and the
Ter o any property the are forbidden oy Jaw Al
are void Dated Tie .,vcEty-siNth day ot JTEe. 1913
JAMES HUMPHREY. ~ Wal.st
IN -l..h
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Ships sarscen. Glasgow; Gondols, do; Southport
Charleston Vrgnian Liverpool.
Bark Peter Denll, Savannah
Brig Adelaide Ponce. P r ana others. Wind NV.
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/, Amer. SAMUEL
, Alexander Calvin
Allen, Charles
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Austin, William C.
| Akriil, J.
Andrews, Levi
Armstrong. John
Argue, J B.
| Avery, Edwin NJ.
Ashley, Samuel
Andrews, Geo.
Armintage, Samuel
| Ay!s,vorth, John
Austin,J John w. jr.2
Atwood. Nelson
| Aules. Master 4.
Atwell. William c.
| Alder, Monsieur J.
Ball, Francis
| Bahbidge, Stephen
! Bachelor, Benia-
min tM.D
Brady, Thomas
Bsdean. J. ca
Baker, John
Brand, Alferd
Baily, Tatnall
! Bs'ch, Thos. E.
Baker. Fred'k. w.
! Brsmhall. Thomas
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! Bald win. NJ. R.
Dailon, james
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Bailey. John s.
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| Barber, Hiram
\ Bsnlo1. Joseph B.
Barlow, Rich
Bartlett, Josiah Ed
ward
Barnett, Hery
Banehn, John
I Basselt, c. P.
+ Bascoui, Willard
BECKER, A gu'ius
Breakey, John
Be5ec. William II.
! Beall, Master J-sse
IT.
! Beskley, ]. lM.D.)
Beardsley, Charles
Bech.el, Peter
Benin, Samuel
Beach, II. P.
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BeEiot, John
Berthelop, Daniel
Bel!m4n, !Vllism
Brereion. J James V.
BELOW, John
Buniin, Joseph
Beld-n, Rev. w. S.
Berg. A T.
Berry, Cap. judah
Bigiey. Charles
Biis-, Eli jah, il.
Bingham. Henry
Bishop. George
Blish, Capt Edwin J
Bogsrdus. Jas.
Bcgardus, J. P.
Brodie, Alexander
B0ofstaysn, James
Blcomer, Z. R.
I Bolz, Jno. G ?.
Brokaw, Dr. Jasper
J.
Broome. John L.
Brown. John T. $
Brown, Joseph N.
Browne. BENZ. +.
Brown, J. n.
Brown, J. Z.
Boyce. John W.
BROWNE Augustus
Brewer, Dsuisl
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Bostwiek. Henry P
Brown, Master
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