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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27
FEcCEEES a. GERHEON'S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,
No T1S Cs,Psnl,s Street

South East Corner Of Eighth 81, Phihdelphia.
ENORrRAIIS from the smslcst breast, in to
q the largest size, sinely or in gfoups. The
Ptorric,ors are warranted in sying, that their
work has gain reputation second to none in
the word. Extncts ir,'m the Press:
"life.like in the expression, chastity correct in
iNe sh,d ng.--Lsager. ..,t
The at has erriyel at gret Perfection, .n'
mere n'hers,nd i, hr,lcr than McClces & Get
:nnD," "Batiriorr RS.
"Adm'abs! nothing n exceed lh,ir exquisite
i'liesry;; u s fa-sts -.
E-rsA fsom, be -ep2r' Of the Judges, q; tte Iast
fair ni lie F-nh,'rI ,ns,i;:re "Dagre,reotypes /.
in :tis del ar'nrnt there axe some very excellent
sprc mems in ahe tx ihiiion, and the lgdses think
they see progressive improvement in this branch
# the art. They have no, CONNIE jed an a.
wasJf,in i.rog If any Of the compeirors. ut ATE
ip a2l 10 rank a .hrst in Order, the collection 81
McCI.EES & GERMON, rs containing. the lar
gta number ofs"peror specimens"
bill delphia, Feb 49, lSis.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27
COMMUNICATION.

MIR. EDIToR:-As it will soon be time fox
the democratic citizens of this county to Sc
lect IA suitable person as their candidate for
the office ,ot Sheriff, at the ensuing election,
we trust thai the interest which every voter
should feel in the election of competent i'll
,culnbent, WILDE Il sufficient apology for asking
permission to recommend, through the col
umns of your paper, GIDEON NJ. YORKS,
Esq, of Sunbury, to our fellow citizens Us
gentleman eminently qualified to discharge
all the duties of the office and in every way
worthy of their confidence and support
Where Mr.. Yorks is known so well as in
this county it is wholly unnecessary forus 10
say one word in his favor. His intimate ac-
quaintance with all the duties of the office,
acquired by acting for several years i'll the
capacity of deputy sheriff, his strict business
habits, as well us his kind and obliging di,
position and courteous manners are known and
appreciated by all, while his firm and con,
sistent support of democratic men and mca-
sures has rendered him deservedly popular
with the party in every seciono of Tie county,
He is decidedly the Choice Of Cur section
of this county and we feel an honest conf
dance in saying that we do not think the
convention could place any one in nomina-
tion who would receive largervote than he
MANY DEMOCRATS OF OLD AUGUSTA.
May 90, ls4s.
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ITEMS
EDITORIAL and SELECTED.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ CHARLES ]. Peterson has published
history of the Revolution, and lives of
the heroes of the war of Independence,
which is highly commended by the Press
in the city, as will be seen by referring TO
his advertisement.
70 PoTTER AND, CARMICHAEL 135 North
Sd st. Philadelphia, offer to persons visiting
the city, an elegant assortment of Patent e.
lastic, and other oil cloths, window shades
carpets &C., in the purchase of which they
say merchants can save from 10 to % per
cent.-See their advertisement.
0r LEWIS LADoNUs Alb and Jacob La
+; domus GAG Market st. Philadelphia, offer to
persons visiting the city, great inducements
, in watches and Jewelry sc. For list of
A., prices, see their advertisement in anothcr
column. >
=. hlf
0T Bennett s. Co., have removed their
clothing establishment to Town Hall No.
! lS2 Market St. Philadelphia, which has
been handsomely fitted up, in a peculiar
:, style, fpr that purpose. In their advertise
ment, in another column, they invite'all to
call and examine for themselves.
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je<. SON,
CirYLLENGE! CHALLENGES

TsyH- CHALLENGE We have ofserv ve-
Z, " iGllrnt'y for wear past The fcvereh
'en7s' asos"suf. ..sr a,cni'y. t. force ar pu.
tn'!oG h'-A 'hr. 7uiess.,nnla Liltaoie mus fail
10 give them. An, -'e Mould con'inus our ,ru,
Tbs rvht o., er II cuns,iusn- If al nab, d.
-Cred merit, were it not more than probable thai
this species Of faiiu, made may Givet the, publ
eye fem a candid eSamnat n ito the merits of
The mulirud'' of Professors n She Daguerrean art.
We would ser merit seek an honorab puhlici.
,y, aid thereby win for itself golden opinions; hut
red pi,e. that miserable chicauery by which
woth. II is TO MIKE lis v if,;Ri hHbi,ion eycr.
lie + :~el! rr uilhjro'g is rl'.riau5 olc.n,5 hawe
noa r,.pl.5 IN is fanl,j gcc!,i;y ~ .''rovrins
the gave EI an honorable test Of skill. Our gage
is $500 that tie average Of given numb If da-
gucrrroype= exccu''d at tie Daguerrean Gallery
of NJ Z. SlMONS, l79 Chfsnui .,i, ct, viii exhi.
bit a ere lie! mount of pI! c'ion in the art than
Gny siIiar average runlhsr fr IN aiy 9th gale.
ry in the U,i, d States. This j, no idle bu st
we m, an what ve say. We axe lrs:trus that the
pubic should give thrir patronage g ...rt MT,
lrc'cn.e.
We l. investigation, free, rigid, impar,i, in.
,e tg,,ion. We have lLrown the glove. via
wN PICK it up' NJ. p. SIMONS,
179 Chcs,ar Il; nprose State Housr, Philad
. ~. u vii! h. under@o hy'smr coir;r.
friends, Lat tie soove challenge he5 retsr 2c'
Z II accepted, and also wish it :n,'sIs. al,
that vc did not intend to m Ike by this wagcr as
we have already ,xrr, s~cd our i tenton TO appro-
pirate the pr re to some charitable purpose.
NJ. p. SIMONS.
Phila., hia, F,b 10 lS.S-3n,
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Can save from 10 % % PR Cent.
TlY purchasing their OIL CLIO HIS direct
II from the Manufacturers,
POTTER s. CARMICHAEL
Have opened Werehcuse. Nc l3j North Third
Street above Race, second door South OF the Ea..
gle Hotel, ",. ..''..'
,.,. t.t PHLADELPHIt i,.n.
where they will always krev on hand cof7ple.e
assortment of Patent Elastic Clrriage Oi
CbihS, IS, SO, TO- IS and 81 inches wide Fl.
Cured, Painted, and Plain on the inside, on Mus.
lin Drilling anC Linen. Table Ui Cloths of the
most desirable patterns, SO, 10, i6 and 81 inches
wide. Fio0r on Ci0ihs. from % inches to ~
feet wide, well seasoned, and the newest style
of patterns, ell of their c ynananuacture Trans
parent Window Shades, CARPETS, &c. All goods
warranted
Phla May 81, lsis--3m
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Pictorial Edition sf abisne's
great WORK Ola tAe reformation

nF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURYlN GER.
~ MANY, SWITZERLAND, &G.-W,lI be
published or or about The lst of April, 1915 by
JOS A Spell, No 90 Cherry st above 9th,
his splendid l2mo edition of the above named
work, With is engraved illustrations from OIL
sinal designs; vols III 2, hopnd ~ .ex,sa cicth
and,l library sheep. :,
The pr5lisheT respPe ,N',y sa!.s the attention
of the TRADE and the public generally, TO this
work b9ing the only illustrated edition published
in the United Siales-lle trusts that the beauty y
of its embellishments, The strong and subsiantla lal
manrer in which it is bound, in conjunction with
the known popularity OF the work itself, will be-
a sure recommendation to public favor.
JOS A. Spell 9G Cheity st absye 9Th
J. A, has also lately publlshrd, new and
beautiful Edition OF Sersrapt Belfs6aree Show,
a suitable book for chicser, neatly done up in
extra cloth.
Philadelphia, April l. ISIS
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Phila., Reading, nild POtts.ilio
Rail Road.
s flGqaa tFaeas an
.aE. Icy b a1 .-ets5t 81 lb555s5.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
6NNANGE of Hours. aud two Trains Daily
Y each way, except Sundays.
On and after Monday, May Ist 1878, two
trains will run each way, daily, between Phia
aud PuttsviIe
MORNING LINE-ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Philadelphia al = A. NJ daily except
Sundays.
Passes rsading at 10 Is A. NJ
LeGYc5 Poit3,lle at u a. NJ daily evorrt
Sundays raases Reading at 10 A. NJ
The above Line stops at all way stations on
the road as formerly
AFTERNOON LINE-FtST TRt Mn
Up Train. Dorm Train.
Leaves Philadelphia al Leaves Pottsville at -
2gP NJ daily except P N daily except
Sundays. Sundays.
Leaves PhGnixvile 3 Is Leaves Sch Haven. Q 81
Po,tstown, i,i5 Port Clinton, , 90
Reading, 800 Reading $50
Port Clinton, A5,i5l rottstown. 4 30
Sch. Haven, clio rhrsxville, 5 90
Arrives at roits. Nrrives at State
Vile, col -itoad 550
The AFTERNOON train will stop only at the above
named stations Passengers for other points
must therefore take the orning Line
Depot in Philadelphia, corner of Broad and
VINE Streets, No Passengers can et.e! the Cars
unless provided with 1irkels '%
MOTT Fifty pound, Of baggage will be
allowed 10 each passenger in these lines and
passengers are expressly proh;bited from taking
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel
which Will be at the risk of its owner. No
freight will be taken by these lines.
BY order of Board of Managers
$. BRADFORD Secretary
May l9le-tf
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CITY DAGUlt UltRREOTNpE
rsTa aRrssyryTr,rF-h ~ g

>
No. 100 ChcSnm S'rcei ? dDols cjngc 81. S5iih
side. PHlLIDELPHLi. 80.
F3HlE subscribers, pfcprietors of the olhct,
4 Establishment in the city of Philadelphia
being founded in 1910, would call the attention
OF the public &c their rreeh, grcit> sud ,yoaGty fI
Mpr"rsljIcHi ia taking Ddsusrrrcivpe Portraits
r SKY LIGHT PORTRAITS -'rhr Subscribers
beg Leave TO suhloin few of the notices they
have received fom the Press tn oughout the
country, in relation 10 the improvement they
have made in the introduction CT !lehts hy witch
the full aud clear expression Of the 'ye is obta a.
ed more perfectly than heretofore.
[Frs' the North An.eri.ss.'.,.
The ucUtrI. cvprcSs N ul ,le eye ~ Nh c lln, nrw
ir IT mr lucing The light. hia n. distinctly
drvc ped WILL ns I'll the lights aud shades ndspcrsi-
bl" t. perfect iikrma.
[rrnu tue Saturday e ii.rl
The NrHSts ., haze certainly r,iaii"l flr eve. in
hotter prri'r'i tlrn hv- IL elsewhere; and
tnIs slrri ry g''lcr with the rir dis,inctucs
nHi delicate hat tn .tFe their pc.Hrs, ihc Them wpr-
thy OF 1lmrti ' 1t "ilya' lhci IS, bat =. works o
from the Harrisburg l-niou.i
We NunuIul specimens o their likrnrsS's " hen IA the
cyihs other dly and found ci to lSstss all the beauty
of shading anil fitness of oppression fnr cc Gu
Sisvnr which Is snrihig una unl Dasucrr' ayrs.-
fhsl' "lhrf'i by pc ini suotip lirat u ,yr.
u trnC oi o. dr of tie gill ry.
] rom the baitlmTr Clipper.
"ihc most important Impr1ycu in the Dac,lrrfiin
urt, is 10y the McSsrs. Clins phillrlphia and ~
sS in different i9nnrr uf introducing The ,r, uml
tam mtrh'as "i the instrument. We 'mvr OF
the rlrlis, which they have rNcruit and they have the
diSlineincss and beauty ul fine cngravgs They are
rerih'ly r"ilrAn'r in giving the proper natural express
sion of the cyr.n
have brcn srrn they havc Received similar ati,g ,ti-
Tie public generally invited II vsir our Galleries
probably the most extensive in The world. pul uIrr tor
themselves nl the kuth ct these nnor5
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27

Notice

"a TO The heirs of Thomas Mag bury, decd
nY virtue Of a certain writ OF PARTITION and
Id valuation to me directed, an inddisition
VIII be held at II o'clock, A. N. on MONDAY,
the 5th day Of JUNE, 1913, upon the premises
OF a certain tract of land in Rush township, Nor
thumberland county, surveyed on warrant dated
June %, 1873, to James Dotts adjoining lands OF
John Hursh, Lewis Vastine, Benjamin Vas,ine
and Others, containing three hundred and twenty
acres, more Or lessi to inquire whether the said
premises can be'eo parted and divided to and
mong all the heirs and legal representatives Of
the said deceased, TO wit sophia Jolly, Mary
Ely. CharlcsrRex ahd Lydia P. his wife, John
Thompson Executor Of RI becca Jolly, deed, Re.
becca LIE Due, Adminis'trix Of Mary Rex, deed,
heirs Of Thomas Naybry. deed, Rebecca May.
bury Warren Jones & Elisabeth his wife, vii.
am Harrison & Anna lis Wife, William Earris
& Susan his wife, John Boyd {. Jane MS wife, aud
Sarah ana Maybury, who are the heirs Of vii.
loughby N,y6uty. deed who was one of the
heirs Of Thomas Naybury, decd, as in said writ
commanded ct which time and place the aforesaid
heirsa hereby warned to be and appear If they
think proper.
THOS A. RIELINGrcN, Sheriff
SherifI's Office, Sunbury,
April q 1913 Get
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New spring Dry Goods.
WATKII siSN o, TAIr,.

No. u somh Sk sire,t PHILADELPHIA
HAVE now in the store and are daily ,erei,.
a ing Ia addition 10 their assortment as tb.v a.,
rive in the New,York and Phladelpbi M,,kpt,
new Spring Dry Goods consisting in part of
New Styles Spring Mos. deLaines New s,yle,
Bareges in Stripes, Plads. &c Choice Col
ors mode Bareges, New Lawns md
mode Mos. de LANES, Paul Dc
cherves, new article, new
style Tissues &c, &c
FRENcu AND Scarou GrNGBaMs,--In stor. one
of the largest assortment in Philadelphia, from
the lowest price TO the finest qualities, much
lower than last season.
.tr FURNISHING GOODS
On hand at all seasons Of the year large as.
sor.ment, both Of Linens and Muslins,1at greatly
redacsd priets;taiso Linen Damasks, counter.
panes &c. .shawls, Gloves Laees ascs' High
Lustic Black Si,;s,,for nantillas, Visites, DrAs.
ses &c. Mems & Boys wear Of all descriptions
Ladies and Grnteu1n., visiting the city ore ii,
vited TO call and exntnine our stock.
A liberal reduction made ;o-;aose Hho buy to
sci! again.
Philadelphia April I 1878.
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CARD s. SEAL ENGRAVING,

WIN G MASON. -...
i6f Che5n, fH.3 To-, aiore End ST., Phihdeiphio.
Ensratcr OF Bt siNEss VISITING CARDS,
Watch papers Labels, Door plates, Seals and
S.amp5 ior, Odd Fellows, Sons of Temperance,
&c, Sc Always on hand general assortment
of Fine Fancy Goods, Gold pens ofevery quality.
Dog Collars in great variety. Engravers tools
and materials
Agency for the Manufacturer of Glaciers Dis
monds
Orders per mail tpost paid) will be ?unctually
attended 10
Philadelphia, April /, lslS-y
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BtLr.mOuE mAnIxEr.
Office of The BALrINoRE AN ERIcAS, May 2

Office Of The BAtrtaoRE AmEnIcAS, May %.
GRAIN Wheat has declined. Sales of
good to prime reds were made to-day al l2s
b. Corn is in good supply, but the demand is
not active, and prices are shade lower. We
note salesof yellow at 46al7 cents, and of
white at IGai2 cts.i
Sales of Oats ut 32a35 cents.
iWnIsKEr.-prices are Shade lower, Sales
of hhds. were lnade' to-day at . la22 cts,
and of bbls at % la23 cts.
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fItESII
EANCE and STAPLE 5IRY GOODS
.N hs NEw STORE No 70 Arch STREE
6ci,reen I'd and 81 N.rih sde,

.H NE NEw STORE No 10 Arch Hrc-'
bcircan I'd and 81 N.rih de,
FHILApELPnI,
THE subscriber invites particular attention 10
4 his large and splendid assortment Of near and
choice styles IF Dry Goods comprising general
variety of the most desirable kinds of Dcess M.
ieyiah, Sba~ls, Gkores, I0>ifry UI,Arjohnbh
FianneB, Wrkc1 CoNus CGa,Jr C. Lioo,eL
NnH, Ntnsooh and Phjd 'EIsEBs, Li,,ea CoM..
bic and SM Pocket Hdif', Bhch Hoi an Cra
rats, others too numerous to advertise.
IRISH LINENS AND FURNISHING GOODS
Particular etten,ion is given to I.ipc-- and rcr.
nish:ng Goods generally fhe ttar.; is large, AM!
the prices ',il be fo;nh rauch lower than usu.
al, ,hRvi,g been purchased al Auction at sacrif.
ced rates The fabrics are warranted pure flax
and from the best makers
.-. H HARLES ADAMS
p. S. Persons wishing Fhin and Md;uy,
styles Of Dress Goods and III ,cI., will find a
choice variety
Philadelphia, April /, ISIS
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CONSI MRrlON.

Coss. AirrION CAN lE Ct LrD- mglls, Catarl Brnn-
Chi is. hitting 81 nd AStlunl Difficult prilS,, EN-
poet f.lirc ic Flush. y gl SWEETS, Pain in the SIDE
Nr haze curCJ ul ci!Ibr with hitsli certainty
any ,ih, diS,s' tTre'ii HAS ng ke,u r'.h ur I'm,
iu vain unit IL Il SC rry Gr, Dt'c airicis 1t is
Inhl and Slit bat certain ard rfcatiuu7 ia its nperat ~
unl rsiby luiurr the npS delicate c,nsiltu
We ui earnestly IHuIni tn afflicted to give it u
trl-ud we believe they win mt have ucr'isi To- regret
H. The is ri lSri aul Strengthened the ulcers 81,
The lungs healed .l the patients gradually Regain their
lslinl hcalh and srcnalh. Ecll The llNing:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27

DR.. Dr,ke's Pmrri is used with the greatest
hcatlic CrIllns, especially such chronic. 1t
hy driving all Impurities aui ul hunirS which have
acc,innlic in the sj'n which the Rh"i-
lirtiiSr tout. I Svvclgs The iuiS Dther remedies
give cln nrary relief this entirely cratIircs
thu disease from the str'n wlcn the limbs and hn,s
are tircillulIy swollen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27
Estate of Charles Woo,verton.

AIOTlCE is hereby given that letters fiesta
Ia mnntary have been granted to the snbscri
bers, executors Charles Woolverton. dec d. late
OF shanokin township. Northumberland county
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate, and those having any claims against the
same, are requested to settle their accounts with
out delay The undersigned executors will meet
for that purpose at the house OF the late decd on
Tuesday, the 9th day OF June next, OF which per
sons interested, will please take notice.
JOHN |. WOOLvERTON,
WILLIAM REED,
April 20, lSis-6w Executors.
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rosver HAIL Clothing Bazaar


No. lS2 W,rtef Street. beiyeen mn g. sirlh.
tHlLADELPHIl. ...u,
The rroprietors feel a reluctance in promnl.
eating what in any way might appear like the
usu.l Dombastic exaggeration OF scme in ite
trade, but will beg leave to quote the following
notice from one o! our city papers;
"One OF the greatest carosites that our City
affords TO the stranger, is BENNETT & cos
great clothing store, No ls2 Market Street be.
tween Fifth and Sixth, which has been styled
Tower Hail." from the peculiar finish CT the
front, The building is an Immense one, con.
tanning seven caracons rooms, all ofwhich are
stocked with every variety Of seasoDahle gar
mprs, arranged in the most perfect .order and
regularity The rrop7itto,s take greet pleasure
in showing their building and contents to the
citizens, particularly strangers, and TO thnsr Co
ming from the conntry-we know Of no place
more worthy Of visit.
Philadelphia, May 27ih lSlS-3m.
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O3AvNEOye

All persons are hereby cautioned against pur.
chasing certain bobtailei grey hofse belong.
ing to me, now possession of John P. Ray Of
Sunbury who has no legal rislft TO said horse.
until he performs the conditions CT ayr, einent
entered into by him with the subscriber
SAMUEL SAVIDGE.
Augusta MAY GO lSiS-3t
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TfE.se and Distance saved!
SUNBURX FERRY.

vI\tlE subscribers having leased the Sudbury
Il Ferry, beg leave TO inform The nublic, that
they, are prepared to convey Teams, Pleasure
Carriages and Foot pasaersers across, toe river
With safety and without delay. They have pro
vided themselves with new and commodous
crails, which will always De attended with able
aud careful hands. a.
Persons travelling 10 and from and through
Spnburyt to New Berlin, Lewsburg. Hartleton
and other places, will lind il greatly to their ad.
vantage to cross at this Ferry instead OF the
Bridges, as they would save from two 10 four
miles 10 distance. JOHN SPECIE
LEWIS LENhART.
sudbury april l. 1873
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NE-Sou,hern 75c, Penna. Tic, per bushcl
CoRN-fcllow is worth sic white 4o.c.
weight. NsF@ f On.
OArs-Are dull at about l0c for Penna.
WHIsKEY-Sales in bbls at 23c in hhds
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET
WEpNEspAY, Maya.

t..j "WEDNESDAY, May ~, 1878.
FLouR-ls shade lower with sales at SIS
81 Tor common Henna--extra S6i
CORN MEAL-Will not command more
than 30 81
KYE FLouRr-ls quiet at about S3s SO 81
J. WHEAr--Has further declined sales of
red at 81 30
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
4 History OF the Revolution and Lives OF u
Heroes OF the War OF independence.
by CHdRLES J. PETERSON.s

A'' elegant toIume ardh lS fne Steel Plates,
ad nearly 200 beautiful H'Ood Enerasings
This IL n splendid book. \ valuable addition to the
Historic Literature ot country. We much
ken ii 1t does not take rank with the works u r,ng and
Prescott. - Fmnklord Herald.
1t surpasses any similar work yet offered the Amcr
can public '-Nells Gazette.
1T may he properly msidered populnrscd Military
History uf the Reyuuii ~ extremely well aud ulicipns
wrilicn."-N. AmericHu..., .
The present work ON Tue Revolution and It's Heroes is
superior both in extent design that ns hcrin
fore come under our nntce.n--lUq.
\ well connected History u that eyen,fu perld-I.cd
grr.
Decidedly the hest popular History of the Var of the
Revolution and its Heroes that has yet lecn given the
outptry,''-Sntunny Evening Post,
To AGENTS WANTED to convnss for the above rle-
gant Work, in every County and Town in the lucd
states. 10 whom the liberal Inducements win lie offer
ell. Price only -.
Address Unst-paiD WM. A. lEARN.
-. No. i5- Nurih SECOND -.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia May 20, lss-3n
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Estate of Charles Gcarhart.

NOTICEis9iere given that letters of adj
IN mnistraton have been granted TO the sub.
scrbers on the estate bi Charles Gearhart, dec d.
late OF Rush township, Northumberland county.
Al persons having any claims on said estate, aud
nose indebted TO the same, are requested to set
we .helr accounts without delay The subscri
s ne's NV VIII meet for that purpose at the house of
we peeeased' on Monday the 22d Of May next,
OF wh'eh persons interested will please take no
tioe. JOHN GEARHART III .e P,sh
WM, METTLER, Jr. Of Augusta
April 10. lSis--6t