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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Siinion At,away, s. wife Sunlu,ons
rs. in

sinio" A'away' y. s. wife Summons
Fanny Gaulden. q Others. Partition.
BY an order from John Hill, Esq. Or.
dinary Of EdsearIl Distric', ! will proceed
10 sell Al EdseCcid Court House, on: Tho
first Monday H April next, The lanils be-
longing 10 the estate of Charity johnson;
decd. situate in the Dis,r'ci and State
aforesaid; containing. two hucdred and
thirty seven. acres mare or less, on Pam
her Branch, waters Of Big Greek, adj
jnning lands Of Jesse Glider. lands Of The
estate uf Nalhln Wairon aud Simiun A..
Iaway. Sold on a credit until The FIRST
day of January nexl.
Purchasers " i'll be rrquired:lo give hond
and two approved sprelies 10 Ihe Ordinary.
to secure the purchase mnrey,
Cost 10 he paid in Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. Ed.
March 7 a. Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15

Within NaS G. o'. Summons in
Wiley Kay e, al. Partition.
BY an order from John Hill, Eos, Or
binary The District aforesaid, will pro-
cee'l IN sell AT Edsefeli Court House. on
the first Monday in April next. The lands
belonging !" The es'o'e Of John Kay. cecd..
situate in the District and State aforesaid,
adjoining lands of Richard Coleman, VIM.
Coleman. Joseph Griffith, aud others, con-
'ainins one hundred aud eigh'y-six acres,
niure or less, snh on credi, until the
tirs' day of January next, the Purchaser
will he required TO give bond aud two ap-
proved securities 20 the Ordinary To secure
The purchase Inuney. cost to be paid iu
cash.
s. CHRISTIE, e. D.. =.
March 8 At 7 4,
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Great Attraction AID Great Bargains!
NEW GO obs,

= :. s's' = !''''
NE,XSE (AEbGhD G.
~; M = y s'sst5S aSS,Sll1S b
n,p ser yats Nsw7 Y,pr ~, Par, ,nyr.pu,,;
-, 80, !, :. ~ : =.
;zG:.ii.;: a. -; : q az. :, - =
f1ririnaf Than fash Sfnra
-S '..t S.sStA A'ooA
HEsuoserioerfafte arsafsence2 oil some
nsn. n Of GOODS; ghsb 9, cannot i, Be surpassed;
ne mas a.ief le.laeat otf search M selected
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
Fashionable Millinery
Gu3 Dress .NUESlLg.

RUiSSJ F. HARDEN, respectfully informs
I'VE The Ladies' of Edgeiield. and its vicinity
that she ha' taken III: Store adjoining Mr.. G
t. Il E Penn's. E'rmerly occupied by Mrs
Brown. where she will arteud t. HE various
branches of MILLINERY and DRESS ,laK
ING in ;hc most fashionable style.
feb % I'm 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
From the Columbia Telegraph
CAUTION TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE SOUTH.

That the conf ling people of the
South may have som. idea OF the means
u>ed To excite diss4dacrion among their
slave population. by some of those ny
pocriIes who h We been so kindly re-
ceiyed aud Hospitality treated by us, We
place before them an extract Of a letter
which has been placed in onr hands,
written fron the City Of Baltimore nv
colored man, VIII, had passed several
months in Columbia during the last year;
enjoying the protection of religious in
siructinn Of some Of our most worthy
divines and many OF our best citiz.ns.
This man sohils here, was receiving
religious instruction. preparatory to his
hring senttos Liberia, by line Board OF
Foreign .lll His frs, acl, after
leaving lIlose s. hio bad lleated him thus
kind was a1icmpt to injurc
.tRsais;: II q pIiint. Mos, of our CHI
zesis viIl and illusions, and
every conslds man ssii iEdraw his own
sI. M aas5z7.
4 sIrtasd ..h.,
;lamas buftiig mo s,s oiss =: s5it
SSfsgards an syIi is,lss
net 81 -:
ls;sl out Ills
fpr i'm ioS come
Ie
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
.AeaU Store and NeaU Goods
CHARLES a. WETGS

RESPECTFULLY announces to his
k& friends and the public generally that lie
has fitted up The Store recently occupied by J.
D: :T'ibbet,s, where he is now prepared to ex.
hibit, an entirely new and carefully selected
Stock OF -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
NOTICE.

A LII Person indebted to the estate Of Eliza.
IA. helh Minis. deceased, are required to
make immediatr payment. aud those having
demands iu present them, properly a,tested. on
or before the 18th inst, US longer iudul gene
will moi be given.
BATE HOWARD, Erce ator. ..
March 4 2t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15

The friends Of DR.. JOHN LAKE, ann unce
him as a Candidate fot a seat in the House oil
Representatives, at the ensuing election
Marc! IA tfS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
SOUTH CAROLINA. S S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
IN ORDINARY.
Margaret Head,

Margaret Head,
Samuel McCrary, & Lrartition, .
Others, Drfss.
BY urnrier from John Hill: Esq. Or.
binary ofIi'' District aforesaid. will pro.
ceed TO sell at Edse6eld Corrt Efouse. on
the first Monday in April next. the lands
belonging % me estate Of Ann McCrary,
lec'd., situate in said District. adjoining
lands Of Juhn' G.. Allen, Benjamin. Stevens
and Bryan Deem. containing one huudred
acres, more or less, sold on q credit uutir
The first day If January next.
The Purchaser will be required to give
bond aud two approved surelies to The
Ordinary, 70 Sc ure tue purchase money.
Cost to be paid in Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s.. E. D.
March 7 4t
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Correspondence of The Baltimore Sun
WASHINGTON. March 7--8 P. VI
The Seuate continued n session until
an;unusually late hour this evening, on The
Treaty.
All the amendments proposed, were ]
learn. voted on eScep, the motion to strike
out the section fixing the boundary.
The vote on that will be taken 10 morrow
morning.
II is said that an effort sill ne made to
introduce tho WiIinot Provi,", but it will
be voted down withou! discussion. The
General opinion seems to be that the fnal
vote will be taken TO mrsrow.
AS to its ratification. learn there is no
doubt, there being but five or elk Sena-
tors who will venture 10 vote against
it.
The tenth section. with regard 10 the
Mexican grants iu Texas. is strick out,
and the provision relative to the Catholic
Church modified. Sever lolher amend.
meuls have also been maie, none OF
which howeveyer, will eudauger its final
ratification
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
CA U'EI0N.

A LII persons are hereby Cautioned against
IA paying any Hot.s or Accounts which
hold against them t" amy other person than w :.
II. Atkinson Esq, T. J Whitaker or to myself.
B1J RYAN.
March 3 4t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15

The friends of Col. r b. BoUKNIGHr,
announce hi'n as Candidate for seat iu
the House Of Representatives. at the ensu,
inn election,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15

n
Sdhtd 4ana, 2etiifsaeat.-The ~ D.
Dsiias of jhe s7thsult Speaking OF this re-
,nounedr hero. ga Fhere is no REASON
to d61bt thes5f6shof t6e report hruuah, by
the Editna nathatthe gfear Mexican, whose
energy mas sustained his war eud cnnmu.
nicated whatcver Of vigor has characier
vel the defence Of Mexicn, had received
his passports from our Commander ~ Chiel
aud ere his has arrived N Vera Cruz on
his way to iureisn parts. A gentlemen
now in this cit, saw the letter to General
Srntt, directing The former TO allow Genpr
al Santa Auna TO dspari in peace iror,
Vera Cruz. Il IS probable that the Mexi
can Chef arrival al Vera Cruz in lime 10
unite in the celebration of the auniversa
ries of Wnslliugtnn's birth day aud Of the
glorious victory Of Buena Vista"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15

The Peace Treaty.-The reports from
Washington are very generally concurrent
that al The secret session Of the Senate IN
Friday the clause of the land grants was
stricken out. The results Of the 6nal ac-
ton in the Senaie was sill in doubt,
The Washington Union Of Saturday
night says:
The general impression seems 10 he to-
day mote decided Ia favor Of the ra'ifica-
sion. oflhe treaty with few notifications.
Some seem to consider that the striking
out Of the 10th clause. respectiugishe Mex
ican gran,s Of laud. decreases he chance
for its ratification. This would seem to
DO amista4e. Onihe contrary, the nodi
6cation in, this respect, which is recon
needed by .lhes President, increases tae
chance far ofirmation: The question
will proIa5l be is ells easls Il
ii se1is nss a
8 elsgfap pfiiss u g siufltas:
seysnins has:
;tbesfI I'D ns 11 on tli seace fsatss
as yst.s bas BE- sIatiiiiis vote
agai1sl II ssit !.
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The capital clins of Mexico are twenty
four in number. Oh these but five con.
tain population greater than Albany,
viz; VI .xico, 100000: PIebia, $4,000;
Guadalaxora, 6D 0U0; inan4x1a Co..
600; and San LOIS Pot Isl, 10000. Til.
population of all these cities IS SAG 600.
aud Of all The STATES, 7.Ol6,34 |, is
said that The whole numbpr of landed pro.
prietols does not exceed 100000, aud
they only are entitled 10 The elective
franchise, with the privilege of voling
TO- President and sending members 10
Congress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15

Notice.
A LII those indebted 10 the estate of Thos. j,
"A .Hibbler, dec'd are required.to make i'm.
mediate payment and those having demands
'preseni. them properly attested.s ~
;-'NS''Ha JOSIAH P.rPERREN, ,'Admr. :.
aFebs9 =sss4si O. 3m :e:a1aeez ~ 80: 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15

Il Wash for Fruit 1rses.-Much
has been said about the best application
for this purposc-one recon- nending
lime, another a solution of soft soap,
and another splu,ipn OF potash. All
these are very exct IIenl, but sometimes
fail Of being applied, from IN unwilling
ness in the farmer to G" to o,he village in
search OF them, or from the false econ
omy which regards the slight expense
Of procuring them. If there is any
thing equally beneficial. and within
every one's reach, we think il should
be substituted, as doing away with ,he
last apology which lazy man can give
fo, neelectIng his trees. and we think
that this article may he found in wood
ash s, OF which. every farmer has an
abundance I have tried the sohirinn
of black salts, the application of soap,
and also that nf wond ashes; and so ia,
as nv observation goes, for large trees
with rough bark, the latter is qpile as
groh if moi better than the former. "A
wash Clashes and water can ,be made
as strong as you please, and il put on
soma dry day, good deal oflhe ashes
will remain adhering TO the bark, which
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
March IL 4,e 8
sMNRBEE,S SAFE

Ne ~ u u SSfA ~
BY virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Fa-
cias, 10 me directed, will proceed to sell
al Edgefeld Court House. on The first
Monday and Tuesday following. 10 April
nexr, The following. property, in the fol-
lowing named cases to wit :: ,,-
E. C. Reamer VS. J. D. Tib5et,s. Har-
riel E. Bruwnvs The same. one negro man
by the name of Dick. ,s
c. A. Cloud W. A. Kemp, Rernagban
" Wray VS. the same. four bales of Colou.
S. CHRISTIE, 8. E, D.
mar Is 81 8
STATE OF SOU 'Tff CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
1svi, g Collins. Fo'ss'o'"'s ofn""ssss.
ID Y virtue of n Mortgage in the above case,
q y will pr ,ceed to. sell at Edgefeld Court
Honse, on the fits, Monday in April next the
following property. VIZ: two negroes. Julia aud
Alexander Also, tract of land, containing
one hundred and seventeen acres. more orless,
adjoining lands Of Judy Johnson, Mary Park
man and others. Terms of Sale. Cash.
-..;... ~, 49,, 8. CHRISTIE. Agent,
March 13 81
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LARGE ARRIVAL (!

Edgefeld G.. H., March 8
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7DlREcrfRoa Nsw YoRKF AND PHrLADELpHIA,
80 3 Al. rHx; Z .S; ,-sees
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
TO THE LADIES
New spring Dry Goods.
WArKrNSoN g. HALL

No q Somh 2h >tret PhiiJd Lpiia.
TTAVE now 10 the store and are daily receiv.
q ing IL addition 10 their assortm as they or.
rive ~ the New York and Philadelphia arkets
new Spring Dry Goods consisting in part
New Styles Spring Mos. d-Laines N-w Styles
Bareges in Stripes, Plalds &c. Choice Col.
ors. mode Rarngas, New Lawns and
mode Mos de- Lainrs, Paul de
chervss. new article, new
style Tissues &c. &c.
FREscH AND ScorcH GINGHaMs.-1n store one
OF the largest assortment in Philadelphia, from
the lowest price 10 the finest qualities, much
lower Than last season
FURNISHING GOODS.
On hand al all seasons OF the year a large as.
soItment, both OF Linens and Muslins, al greatly
reduced prices, also Linen Dsniasks, Counter.
pan-s &c Shaws. Gloves. Lsors &c. High
Lustie Black Silks, for mantilas. Yisites, Drrs-
s-s &c. Mens & Boys wear Of all descr iprions
Ladies and Gentleman visiting the city are in.
vilrd 10 call aud examine our stock.
A liberal reduction made 10 those who buy to
sci! again.
Philadephia, April !, 1873
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08

WET FEET.-1t should be remembered that
colds. coughs. eonsnmptions, Inflammation oi
the lungs, pleurisy, and many other fatal disor.
ders. are often the result OF catching cold, in
consequence Of wet feet, damp clothes, &c.
Wrigfh's Indian Vegetable Pills are undcubted.
ly the best medicine in the world for carrying
Oft cold. because they purge from the system
those morbid humors which, when lodged in va.
rious parts of the body give rise to every mala
dy incident to man. A few Of these Pills taken
every night on going TO bed, always afford re.
lief, and iftheir use be persevered in, a radical
cure will be the result.
Coui on To nvoi,l counte,feits. purchase from
those only whn con show a certificate IF agency.
representing the landing of William Penn and
compare the labels on the box with the fac similes
on tho certificate. To be genuine. they must he
ex ,ctly alike, signature and all. Beware Of coun.
fei's aud imposition.
U- The genuine for sale by HExRr MAssxn,
sole agent for Sunhury. and other tgents, publish
ed in nn ,ihei part Of this paper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly 6y Henry MasSer
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: the publication of the SUNBURf AMERICA

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
Petit Jurors.

Ttrbut.-- Pniip B'llmv'r.
Le,cis John Gimp. John Wilson.
Delaware john Mensas, VIM. Is. Irwin, Sam
url Fun ey.
NHon.-Oacar Hammand.
ChiNisqunqur.-John Murray, Charles Gale,
Wil,i,m Mu"'o h.
J'oinf- Michael Barnhsrt. John Vandevender.
Northumberland James Dietfrnhacher, Sa-
mue' Cox.
Sunbury.-J,coh Martin. Andrew Durs,, Dam
irl Haas, Geo ce Rnhrh,ch.
Upper Augusia.-John Cooper, Robert Pursel,
Samuel Culp.
Lorer AusHs'a.- jacob Bas,ian, Peter NJ Ree'
SER
.Shamokin. Daniel Miller. VIM G. Kase, WIN.
F,rrow. Frederick Adams, Henry Reply, John
Frank, David Mar Z.
Uppsr Mahouoy Samuel Rrs-ler.
Louer Mahonoy. spar, John Babe
map. .,. pa,
Jackson.-Danisl Oyster, Peter Coh!e. John
Writ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
Ornamental Wire Work
PUMPS! PUMPs!!
ImpvOycd Hydraulic PUn,ps,


For Vets. f'M"g M"S' fu'"0ceS' or o'"''
FurPo es'
VVlHE subscriber r.psr'fu'lv announces t, 'b'
public that he is now prepared I" supply or
bers TO my extent f." his Patent Double acton
>ucii IN and Force Pumps. These pumps are
m ulr Of cast iron. md the water is sucked or fr
csd through iead pipe. FIR simpl city ofconsiruc.
ton and durability "f action. the, are raSiiy supe-
rjor TO an, now in use. They have mary "dvan.
ia. es ,ver The cnmmon pump, among which are
the f,llo"ine:
They are 8, constructed that mischievous per
sons c,nnm spoil their action by introducing nail.
or spikes or any Other snh>'anre- am'ne the valves
as is often done with "'h"r pumps thereby render
ing them useless 'iil "'e'haul"d They are war
ran'ed to lie perfectly secure from frost. they are
81 arranged MS to afiori ample pr'iec ion against
Fire ahru, the premises on which they are e"cted
by simply attaching piece "f ho-e, 'h"' which
they will force water 10 any Pah "', o. over
three story house. They arr particularly adapted
tor very deep wells, as The leverage can he "a re-
gnlasd that Q child Of six years old ran with the
greatest ease draw wa'er win mem rom me "fe'
pest wslls. he objection 81 justly urged ny ma
ny. that W ter is sro'lrd Ivy standing 10 pump logs
Is entirely obsia'ed !" 'h's pump ana he'h wa"'
can always he as surely oh'"'"d as when u''"n
WIN h"'Ke. w f"oa''"", ""''e
~ TO raise or f"'ee large qu.nts OF water 10 sea'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
Traverse Jurors.

Tnrbut.-J ,mfs Mari. Peter Dunkel.
Leuis.-Phlip R'up, John Fox. 3
De'aDare.- Henry Reader. ID mel Smith, Geo.
Grav Solomon T'uckemlller, Hugh Reed. Soln-
mon Oyster, Samuel Less, WIN. Hayes, Robert
H. McComi k. Solomon Dentler.
.jIHon John w. W. ods, F. w. Pollock,
Nichsel l. nm. ]. ii. NcCnrmick.
ChWSquoque Samuel RicheIdcrfer, Willism
Ssvman. Hen Shre Z. rhnmas Pardoe.
Nnrfhumbey, and -Charies Naus.
.Snbury.-fr.drrick Lazarus. Jesse Bss'isr.
Upper hugr,sfo.-Gcore Fasohi. lisa. Fish
i mes Crr,pt-ll. Mark S ack. Jacob Ev"r
Louer augusta. .-Jo erh Gess Hrrrv Brown.
!Mamohin.-Johu Huff. Esq Obldi,h Camp.
ell.
Rush Robert Qui X Wilson Mct,ler.
ConI-Wih,m F.geiv
Upper Mahonoy Henry Snyder. Solomon
Folk
L0rrr Mahonoy.-Eli,h Bverly George iar
ris. S'mn" L"rk r. J"hn Mes-ner, jr.
Little Mdhonoy.-lacoh Rsker, J.'na'han Dun
kri ererr Snn,uei Wngner.
J1ckson.- An ,ham Troutman, Joseph Batl-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
VTENI, v1DI. vIC1-Dr. ALIENS VEGE.
y TABLE COMPOUND. for the cure of
lYSPEpSIA LIVER CQMPIAINT NER.

EN-, WIZ. NlCI.-Ur. HbbhN END
v TABLE COMPOUND for the cure NJ
DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAT\T. NER-
vOUS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONs
&c. This Medicine j. Offered 10 The public under
the assurance that there 10 article in existence
having stronger claims 10 their cnnsdetntinn. Be-
ing C, mpouuded hy u regular Graduate ri J.fler
son College, Phi,a. lph y. and practising ply si.
clan of twenty years sisnd g in Philae phia. his
long experience hos confined him in the opinion
that a compound medicine was required u prevent
and remedy the d,hilita,ion pr ducsd hv rcsInp
in low. m,asn,aiic climates, and To counter ,ct the
pro trating inhutnc,s Of many nervous disorders
with which the human family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is a well known III, sici N. snd
has usel the above mebicnp in his practice fu 6
years with the m"st astonishing effect, having tee.
ted its qualities in above
FIVE THOUSAND GASES.
No meiirine ever Ter, ivcd more nnlcrne re
ccmrne "da,i ms from phy ,icisns of eminent ,tand
ing thin has b. en- bcst'wed on this.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AM
IrS CONSEQUENCES.-A eminent Pr"fs
sor ys:-"Ii chiefly arises in p.tsons Wh' lead
either vrry seden,ary or irregular life. Although
no, regarded as fatal disease; vet if neglect ~
Improperly ueared, NAV bring on i, cur,ble NJ.
Ianchnly, Jaundce, Madness. or Vertigo, Palsy
and Apoplrxy. A gr al singu'ari'y attendant 81
il is, that il may aud oftcn dos c"n,i'u ue erea
length of time without any remission Of the sym-
toms.
CAUSES and unrssiness Of mind. in
tense study. pr"fuse evacuaions. excess IN venery
excess Of spIriiuous liquors. tea tobacco. ~
plum. and other narcotics, immod"rate rep'etion
over Distortion Of the stom 'ch, deficiency Of the
secretion Of the lille or g,sr,c JUICE rxposuie tc
old and d.mr air. are the chef causes Of this dis
ease.
SYMPTOMS.-T.osso Of sppetite. nause', neart
burn, aSi'i'y. and fr,id eructaions, gnaw'ng o
the stomach when empty. uneasinrss in he thro II
pain iu the side, costiven.ss, chillncss, l'nguor
iowness of spirits. p'iPitalions, and disturbed
sleep"
TREATMENT.-DR. ALIENS VEGE
TABLE COMPOUND has never failed in air
ding immedisie relief, and radical cuis for this
disease.
or This Medicine can be had Of II. d Mas or
Sunhurv; J. &. Martin. Pntt Vile, Medar d
Bickel, Orwieshure nnr Of Druggists grner lily.
ALLEN & WARD, ropietors.
Philadelphia. Nov. 81 ls47-rq ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
McCLEES & GEssN7ON' =
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,

South East Corner Of Eighth a. Philadelphia
EpnRTRAI'S from the smal'e-, h'eas'.I in T."
the largest s'ze. sinrlv or in groups. The
P,npric,or- are warranted in sNinr, that 'h-'r
work has gain. d ,epnta'ion second TO none in
he w"r,d. Extracts fr,m the Press:
"Lifr.like in the expres sion, chastity correct in
The sh,l ng.--Lfdger
.The ait has ~rrvel nj g'eat rf'c'ion. and
none n"her>, and i, better than Mctlees d Ger.
mon "Batn1orr E,s.
"A,lm, alb. not in, en- exceed their exquisite
Ircavy."- u S Gazette
Exrac, from the report Of the Judges, at the last
far Of he Fr .nkln lns'i'u'e "D'pnerreo'vprs--
in THIS der ar'm"nt there are some v"'v exre'''''
50, mems in the ex' ihi,inn. aud the Judges think
the, s.e progressive i'm pro vcment in this branch
e the art They have not r CONNIE ded an a.
ward IN f,vor &c nnv of the comeii'o's. hut are
p sell to rank a. first in order, the collection OF
McCLEES & GERMpN, as containing lhr lar.
gest number Of fsnperIor specimens.
hil. .deiph,., Feb l9. lsiS.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-08
FRESH
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS.

1t the NEw SroRE No 7s Arch street.
6,tlyeen I'd and 81 North side,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE subscriber invites particular sttenton to
his large and splendid ssiortment OF new and
choice styles If Dry GOods comprising sgeners,
variety of the most desirable kinds Of Dress Ma.
ieriaLs, Shamks Cloves. Hosiery. UashrinknbIf
Flannels Worked Collars. CGmbre. Jaeepsi,
MaN Nansook and Plaid Mushns, l.iaen Cam.
b ie aud SIR Pocket Hakfs. Bksek ,halan Gro
vais. others too numerous to advertise.
IRISH LINENS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Particular attention is given 10 Linens and Fur.
nishing Goods. generally the stock 10 large. ans
the prices will be found much lower than uss;
al, having been purchased at Auction ,sk !saeIihj
c-d rates The fabrics ere warranted pure hsx
" ,AARLEs ADAMS
P.S. Persons wishing Plain and IfrdisH.
styles Of Drru Geods and 81 hok. will had
choice variety &C., 49,.
Philadelphia, April I, 1875