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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02
Estate of Catharine Bourne, decd

N Office is hereby given, that letters of ad.
l minstra II have been granted TO the suhscri.
bcr, the estate of C,tharine Bourne late of Sun.
bur-, decd. All pes ms indebted to said estate or
ha 'ini i,ims against the same, are requested to
ca | o the subscriber fcf set,lcm nj.
JOHN BOURNE, Adm'r.
Sunhury. August 90 lSiS--6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02
Scptem' or 2, ls4S.-3t
TO THE ELECTORS OF NoRTHUMBER

TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER.
LAND COUNTY.
E\ELLOW CITIZENS Enc outraged by ma.
~ ny of my friends throughout our county,
offer myselfto to your consideration as a candidate
for the Office of
REGISTER AND RECORDER,
and Clerk of the Orphans Court,
at the next general Election. Should my fellow
citizen favor me with a ma jorty of their votes,
] should spare no exertoE to flfll the duties Of
said Office with fidelity and to the satisfaction
of all. MARTIN IRWIN
Sunbury, 81 ptsmi er 2, 1915.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02
THE PRESINENCN.

The Washington Union makes the follow
ing calculation in relation to the Presidential
vote. The Union regards the election of
Cass as sure, and says, "We positively claim
the following Sinies for Cass and Ruiler:N
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02

% A correspondent of the Miltonan
speaking ofthe nominations, intimates that
in consequence ofCharles Weaver's nomina-
ton for Commissioner our ''chance for the
county printing is not as good as it might
have been" As report had been put in
to circulation that we desired Mr.. Bucher's
election to secure that printing, we deem
it our duty to state that we had no personal
interest in the election of either Mr.. Bucher
or Mr. Weaver. The county printing has
been for many years given by contract to the
lowest bidder, excepting last year, when
for reasons that we shall not explain at pre-
sent, it was given out privately, three
months before the usual time. Now all
that we have asked, is TO give it out as usu-
al, to the lowest bidder, and if we do not
agree to perform the work on cheaper and
better terms than any one else, we do not
ask for it.
Mr.. Follmer and Mr.. Hofa, both decla-
red early last winter, that hereafter the
county printing shond be given to the
lowest bidder. II was therefore a matter
of indifference, so far as we were concern
ed, who should be elected Commissioner,
as neither of the candidates could alter the
decision of the board, nor was either of
them, we believe, inclined to do so. We
have referred to this matter not for the
purpose of complaint or even as an act of
justice to ourselves, but to do Justice to MIR.
Bucher, for whose injury it was made to
operate. In pecuniary point of view,
we have always regarded it as a small mat
ter, as an evidence of which, we only need
say, that we have published the American,
now eight years, and until last January,
we never deemed it of sufficient importance
to offer proposal to do the work, in that
paper, though often requested. All we
ask is fair play, and an equal chance. Will
the Mltonian correct the false impression
made by its correspondent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02

DEATH OF rCAPrAIN MARYATr,-The au'
thor who amused two continents by his 'Ja-
coblFaithful," and fretted one by his "Notes
on America" has paid the debt of nature
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02

Joseph Sharpless, and j. + Dentler, were
nominated as candidates for Assembly,
Jos. Sharpless %
J; F. Den,ler,
No nominations were made for County Of
ficers.
Major Wm. &. Scott was appointed Sena-
torial delegate, and Amos f. Kapp, Repre-
sentative delegate TO the Wing Convention
to nominate Governor.
Samuel Hunter and Wilson Hutchison,
were appointed Congressional conferecs to
nominate candidate for Congress.
J. r. Riegel, S. A. Bsrgstresser and Hcnry
Gibson, were appointed Senatorial conferees
A series OF resolutions We're then passed
in favor of Gen Taylor, and in favor of ia :
riff of protection, and denunciatory of Geo.
Nj. Dallas and others, in fraudalently procu-
ring the passage OF the tariff of 1876
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02

He Is DEAD, ALAS i-The great and good
John Donkeyi is dead-used up-gone.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02

LOVE, Ike the plague, is often communica'
tee by clothing and money
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02

" LYcoMING.-The Democratic Con.
vention of Lycoming county, on the 22d
inst, nominated Robert Fleming, for Gov
ernor. Gen. VIM. Petriken for Congress.
Gen. VIM. F. Packer for Assembly, and
Simon Schuyler for Prothonotary and Ja-
cob Rodarmel for Register & Recorder.
c. ID. Eldred, Representave and J. B. Beck
Senatorial delegates to the 4th Of March
Convention.
John A. Gamble Representative and Geo.
White Senatorial delegates, to the 30th Of
August Convention.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02

~ We had most refreshing rain on
Monday last. Il was much wanted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02
ORPHANS COURT
SALE.

| n pursuance of an order of The Orphans Gy" {
of Nor'humfe land county, will he sid a, prh.
l'c vrndre nr query. on Monday the 2d d,y of
Octobrr, A d. lS4s. On the premises tn wit:
A Certain Tract of Land
Situated in Urprr Augusta township, in said
county. adjoining lands of Philip Hile, Peter
o erlorf Beij min Kiierman and others. Con-
ianing about One Hundred Acres more or rs.
Wh'renn ale cree el Log Hnu.e and Log Barn.
&c II ere 's also ~ excellent Orchard, ard y
rood Spring Of Wafer on the al owe premises.
Late thr est .,c Of I,aac vsnslcke deed. Sale l..
commence at II o'clock, A. NJ. of laid day when
the rns Of s tie viii be made known by
JOHN HAUGHAWOUr, Adm',.
BY order of the Court
EDWARD OYSTER, CIR,
Au us 26, 1918 is
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02
THE wHIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wing Convention to nominate cand-
dadles for the approaching election, assent
bled at this place on Monday last. The con-
ven,ion was organized by the appointment of
Major VIM. G. Scott of Rush, as President,
and the usual number of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries, and adjourned until the afternoon.
The great bone of contention was the Sena-
torship. Capt. Samuel Hunter Col. J. II.
Purdy and Charles Pleasan,s, Esq, We're the
candidates from this side the river, and Ro-
bert Nj. Frick from the other side. The de-
legates in the Forks came generally instruc-
ted for Mr.. Frick, and the delegates from
Shamokn through some strange kind Of hocus
pocus were also instructed for him. This,
with the absence of the eight delegates from
Upper Little and Lower Mahonoy and Coal
township secured the nomination of Mr..
Frick, on the second ballot. This unlocked
for and unexpected result was received with
evident signs of chagrin and modification,
and Il great portion of the spectators, though
thorough wings, came out of the Court House
vowing their determination to support no
such nomination. Mr.. Frick was nominated
by a vote of Is. Had the convention been
full, the vote would have been Is to 2l a.
gainst him on the second ballot, aud most
probably II to 81 on the third ballot, We
never saw Mr.. Bright look more cheerful
than he did on hearing that Mr.. Frick, would
be nominated. He was just about to start
for Harrisburg, and his eyes danced in their
sockets as il they were ready 10 leap over
the delicate nasal ornament, which nature
has 50 lavishly bestowed on him. II he don't
lay out Mr., Robert Nj. Frick, to the tune of
1000 to 1900 majority in this county, we are
much mistaken in the signs of The times.
The following are the ballo,ings for Gov
ernor and other officers
For Governor.
James Pollock, 90
VIM. +, Johnston, e
On motion it was unanimously, resolved,
that the delegates be ntructcd to vote for
Governor Johnston on the I'd ballot,
For Congress, three candidates were named,
viz; Joseph F. Quay, of Clinton. james
Armstrong Of Lycoming and Joseph Casey of
Union.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02
CHEAP WATCHES 4 JEvvELRY.
j. & w. /. WARD,
No. 100 CHESNI 4 Street, Philadelphia,

No. iIG CHESSt Street Philadelphia,
Opposite ihe Fraaklm Hous',
UMPORTERS of Gold aud Silver Patent Le-
b yer Watches and Manufacturers of Jewrlry
A good assoitm tmrnt always on hand. Gold Pa.
tent Levrs. l3 j"w"ls S3S Silver do SIS 10
$40 Gold Lrpinrs $50; silver do. SIG To IS
CT cks ami Time Pieces Gold Pencils, 81 2j,
upwards; Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, 81 .50!;
Gold Bracelets and Breast Pins. in gre variety:
Ear Rings Miniature Gases; Guard Chains.
sig 10 S25 lated Tea Sets. Castors, AXE
Baskets Candes,icks Britannia Ware, Fine lvo.
ry Handled Table u lery. and a general assort-
ment OF Fency q ods.
ANIERrC AN SILVER.
FORK IND SPOON MANUFACTORY
J. & w L WARD, No l06 CHE>NUr ST..
Philadelphia opposite the franklin bsuse,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Silver Spoons.
Forks, Tea Sets, Ladies', &c All work made,
by us is stamped with our name, and warranted
TO be made OF purely American coin.
Philadelphia, August IL, 1876 mo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-02

The DEMOCRATS OF BRADFORD County
have elected their delegates 10 the Guberna
torial Convention, and left them unisiruc:ed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
mGr511R5.
BALTlMORELOCN HOSPITAL

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TTY libkh may H''lAi.to We n,1t Nlesfy hrlH.0y
Hs4 tnt Honor. fFe ''lfietfts seH "'l ~ cav
ness, FaH in tue lons NUeci lons % ie iA3utF~' also
tase necuii a'i1riians ieharSe from efaln pta'
lice OF Fouii ahu h9. " nov eNtel Fenaa y mar -N
Impossible and ~ eva DESTROYS ION uil ahe uoay'
This remedy viii also cure lmnotency and avery s!np-
tom ola SECRET DISEASE.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
GisEAT CENTRAL R0UTE

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
YTGoM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE WASHING
- TON GiTN, plliLtUEirHiN, NEW YORK ani
BOSTON. The National Road and Good tntcnt stage
Companies are ruuuius daily lines 10 Csmherland
connecting " ith The BALTIMORE and Ohio Rail Road On
By - hours staec travel 20 either ofthe above cities,
lance hy railroad.
laltaic 20 HaitrDote 81 hours.
Tone 20 Philadelphia 4 hours.
Fare 20 baltimore III DOLLARS,
Fare tuPii'aperh ja ~ uOt.LARS.
SN d7ily 'ues leave the Companies stage and Railroad
oce every morning az O'Clock, A. NJ. and extras fur
nIshed az ANY hoJs q load should oder
For through tickets 10 Baltimore aud Ph,adeiphia aa
pg a. fhc Companies Oh. ,e No 70 " aer street, ~ hee
ing, Va. two doors north Of the United States Hotel.
Tor Good luieut tra1e Go. W. n. STEELE
And ]. G. ADHESION, for n. K. > %.
aug : Great Central Roate Ran Read & stage olice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

- it h't ~ -a iar ssfr i-,g deems Toe s.oriea
- ass sAs,a a. sssls huAAnA40A I COS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

n HI.isliLbDAIIY fRl9NEEKLY WEEkLY ny
= z. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

q H. CLOTHS Of VARIOUS patterns and an Widths
- just Cccdly oeglu APANToN SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
NEW CARPET x FURNISHING STORE.
A. PAXTON 81 son,

\ A. ~ AN u * T. 4 ~ ioftl-N'i . Oh II.
A. PAXTON 81 son.
AVE iust oneaed % oae OF the STAGE rooms on Mon
roe street. nearly opposite thc Posi- OAlcc,
tiree HcW ard extensive assortment or Carpeing, oil
Cloths aud other goods 10 whicA hay respectfully uyte
The attention OF purchasers. Their stocA comprises
Brussels Car ettne
tuperie} Three rvd
saperdue, Ciue aud Common ingram earpeiine;
44,34aaa Sc rapeslrg, Twilled and eeinlnoA;
Esnifian do
Cotton aud Rag do
ga, So and 3 cora ami plain Csnt7n Mating;
oHtjotH ui every Widtn
Carpet Ei8Iina and Thread Also
HI G-f 5 aud brugsets and Lineu crunlh cloths;
ANuunster, fuited, N iltsn and Brussels Rugs
Brass ~sair t.ods. al slHesi
Aaeaiie, Maoiiia AMI Alioaut Door Mats &c, SC.
HOUsEk EEPtNG ARTICLES.
l2.i, ia snd iO,4 Imperial Aarciles, Toilet and
Dresden tlulltsi
IA ia and 10 Linen and Cotton sheotags
Linen sHd cuttan How case Goods
Suaefior trst Linen and Cotton sharing;
"a. s-f. a.! and l04 U4iaasS Tale Cloths and Table
Iiueas;
Napkins add paylies; ling,
Brd'srye. Huckaa4ca, Scotch Diaper I. Crash fowe'
Plsuo fsiac aNd stand CaVersi
EnHf0tsc5-d Window furtaiusi
rurNey kel Furniture .ruisi
Fur'ittge nimtYi
u ek!n and Hcd Latei
Fa..,sH. t1ri au{ assets, fur Blinds;
Woraed and Cotton Frmees. Also GOOD sStnrtment
Of Glove, ami Has,eryi Lus8 eHd caustric hdAfs;
I.a.lic-' and Gents >iie Ctsva's,
sye8cl. ayafAsd Caiiais;
pafaspls. eiarslias, 4. G, tsrs sc.
Altof Wbcl witt De SOLD al rive lowest possole prices
and iers3as waltIa. So IL please eal and rNea'lnt
mYls fAAfnN SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

Family Groceries. 4 4, 'S' r. * II a.i ' z.
celsalIY "a Co&iNrf taH tnNhNF
f. Aafkrt square
Fa. ages d.iee-el H any pari ot tHo cay, ace Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

kEEP TIVE
An now opening uesh Supply ot eight day aud
Z. tst4rtt nour uIass tHcas. Tor sale r.e1p.
ocr- " s.. WiCkHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

~ noZ tar Cans, just ieet,yeA and lar ..air -
GO Ars-0 = HLkhf' f." aie' ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09
Roreiau Importations.

IoSDON-Sliy Prince fberf6S pigs Frazer eeenhI " do
Ghon Co; Bainbndge Co; y Iooke Med Co ~ Gamer
on Rrari q smrh Thnrgsr Co; Douglass Nyenan
AckIey = w a. N Mali Wibcr Scott 81 White; lo e
Mooreooa scrap rkgs Meyer Son. Ahrrn
we'll Schmidt Noeei 80 Mccall strong ~ Levy
Gnnei Mnturn Co T>ie~au CO; mar
Co; Gilman Brothers; Chas Walier 100 bag 10 order 80
tn has Grnne Mnturn CO. % psc ford
Evans Wilhelm Nam e lhos Cona c. Asn
Ha1ea Co wightmtn AZ Lawrence tpansan Co.
pkgs Louis Brothers; nendrck Brothers, y opPsnei
bar Sohh Wiley; BAinbrdse PEARSON s. Phelps CO.
n waler jaime, Clews; GO W shields; Hoe Co. DO
woodhesrsl Walter Louvre; Fellows, Wsdsworih CO. Aea
Haawel George Wit~oh Brazilian MASTER kd~ ffirs al
Wilton James Leman Ches IabuSA, 0 Na's Agent ~
pkgs 10 order ..on. g. "a, IL "A
ASTMERP-Sh Iiolaf pkg nds "a. Cali Strong; - 90
Boxer L Heisser Spies Christ g. ole hortL De-
i-seh Co speyer. y Muller. Deus he-Ae
Plat & Coz W Glenn Co. r. nheimer Hausuan WIN
.eh Ahren.d " Opp~lem Co; 3 { frnss; bofa a
Schuchardt Napier Bol q Sanders u shuehae veo
Ke.se 10 Ioehick Neenionck 10 Zolaopper WsisI 20
Muller: J q q Boker ID werhs straller Dtno
naun y Schein spies. Christ Co; Werner bnefi
stroller Baber 10 De RhAum Moor L.,Aen
Graef Creighton Douglass; Noppenhen 20 70 =" go
schahIs W Mali HoStsr kuncs ~ :
Muller Schieirr. Emenpuich; Born sehnSh sr1l
Goschmd Bourry dIverno- A Co.7 Ahrrnedis sss r
Roher Moiani Inif fopnger !. jung -
rkg window glass Poln 5t3 boxes DO aud 10 Jag l's
q order.
LiNERfoOLShip Eistnafl. IS tons 10 c~ Pg ron bo"fa
Johnston a Co ~ do swan IS DO Jessup &C.
Al Walton Is do 500 bcs IrNa u crates -ste 4v 90
MHksy leS hts plates Phelps Dodge CO. sh haf- Ho'
Becker A CO ill5 bars railroad iron 10 order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED The TRIBUNE

TUEsDir, Auguste, 1913
ASHES rather unsettled Pot. dull at 80 and Pearls
c0TToS~T6. movement, activity The sale. 500
FI0TR AND MEALTbe market for been que, to day
s Ss ss has ' se ssr Ss and d at es Az The Es
demand has been moderate and shippers are out 81 et
and good state 7bs5 1871 Michigan pure GeDe.ee sa
so There orders here for shipment bat at rather low hsu
The sales are .ma 62 Meal continues far request
nd .S' 2 R S f 9gs ses1 sss It .
cRASf Corn the INQUIRY confines ,E r e5 Is%1 sSs N,
Holders asking full prices and sales OF round eow ave
% mao. S 1 m,s al oanS soS for wssTn mixed. e
good White % for Cat yellow southern o6aes io round Non
dun 4aa5c for Northern The asS sosissrs ~eSh nav
to hand ar, inferior Sale, ZOO 20. p%,s . ono "He %
PROVIsIoNs-Ther. has been hut moyement N Inn s to,
s7 Me,s a, II 25ali sis Beef heavy and WIN a.,
only retail sales Prices unsettled and o~s NO e's ~ S
or bbls 7asc for Considerable parcel - was refused
Rn,er for OHIO l.alb, State, with salee 600 or 100
paci ge. Cheese saoh Cor IA and good quality
gures aud hhd Drudge at 2'c time Alcohol So American
RocFREsThers i far demsnd for susas Preyou. rates
the purchasing freely landing Toe sales of we sst
S1 S 1o% ap. H,S gS ISo ao..ss steady
distrs and the trade The sales hciuae 20 ,
H% s3Ss Al suction 80 wooys syrup sold 9sIe per
pDTs psSce Of 5000 RIO Grande ha. been sold at on
TINE Their. bad previously sold some few thousand At SIS
aneasipe among holders and decided disposition eyned
a. A. the best rates. which be quoted ec mos
and La Plata hides In oter oeset
tons there Is very little dong and prices are nominai
IyATHER-Iere steady demand at low prces and owing TO
light receipts the stock on hand Is small
VTAIIOw-we notice sales of ~ 600 lbs at 77sasc cash
IFAD-I. held isk cash, but We notice no sales ~,
fRrir-saes At auction oo Orange. at q 70 @
an 500 boxes Lemons 50 $50 ssgs Brazil Nuts soil al
303Ac 49,, ~, - l. - ...,,
OLA sale bbs Crude Whale oh made on pr'a''
terms 5000 gals English Llnseed 10 arrive At bsc -
NAVAL sT6REs@Are quiet Crude TurPenine held att 20
sales 100 hhds Spirits Turpentne SOC cash, and 800 bis Tar
2l2k.
RtF-The market firm but without much activity The rang
IS 3 5oa8 IS Tor common and prime parcels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09


ApTIrHfA Avg AR hrF Gov sfver Irpr Ne~ ED
e.. br. Mar 81 .d Clam Nfors; Luther Chits baas Boz
,on seIpi S.~ Haven r,sne-' Hs-ss' h1.s
w.eb.n sun PrDvid-nce W DAYTON lesman b.ion q d.
brr Poconstei. Brewer QuIn'ls str, Tho.
p,s.t4eu tsr. Horton. Candy nEton Hudson store
ts,ie Jsbn Cr1uch Tumu Tho- Hets Hole,
s.onrion jacob Raymond broNn. NeW b~diori Fyo
t,lr Io.,o M-hsnc Scun Providence M~Tco Nsun-illuu,
BALTIMORE Ars Arr lip R-pgse. Ini'- Br,msu chr,
Cornr Curnag Ko os Jane brg Bzze sies Savannah sfnf
Mar Welsh. SO.sn.. saed, hrs Wu P cro~.A Coha'..i
.shr BEN Brown. and Sarah Aan Efnslne. D.. ..
RICHMOND Az t-An srhrs j.. lybranr Iee IAs1-pn.
saute- Dfser,ou Wilmington sc Rchzri Thomp.on Cor o.
james and samuel. Eng Boioa. Rs15o Ssi-'en %
David RA,ey. nuan MOD. Hone, louns Pha6elha st-1
.chr. Maretis Burr KNAPP. NYo stewart smhh siam
ford Ct Courier. RoEer.. boston -- 49,. -
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N.6r, m GA .hp srfion Eternan sYors sal-d brg. haf
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August Ar shp lanes Godfrey Bosoa efi-' N.e' b-A
Is NYob 81 Geors Touaon' schf tlfhr'ood Lar
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