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MEDICAL.

RIO THE LAIlEs COOPER. FEMALE PHYsI-
e~E with credentials from Europe, be eoBsd'tei
"a aiseasss Of and -hiiaren az or. la Hsst
Twehtish hstwe.a seventh and Eighth Also
for sale lrr dene Of 20 celebrity for removing all
fessle distractions, IA West twentieth street.
NEsYoUS DEBILITY, BROUGHT ON BY SEs aEr
IN habit ~ tn inducing voluntary emissions
escity nP,lvucy se radically cured BY Dr. DE IA NEY,
81 lIsHsfd street Broadway in the and sh ,rt
est vs.. pathological principles Hs popular treatise
u'e plants may be had, by writing only, postpaid.
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TnE nARHlED woMASN.s PRIVATE aEolGAs cos.

TI,HE MARRIED WohAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
IauioE-By Dr. A. N. hasnoeas, Professor VI Diseases
% NemeE-rtnth edition, lbno. $50 Price 81 -feAu
Of saterG Of physical mental anguish %
been spared by timely Of this work
IL ipcNdec sspcias for the warrisd or those
plating uArrisEe N discses important as1fets wuish
should be known TO them particularly.
To those whose health dose not permit Of increase q
family, ~ IL 81 esrecial Importance
Here also. female the wife, the motherths
either lu2 into wsmanhood the che decline of
IN whom nature oontempl important change
discover the symphonic and the ecient
remedies and uost certain mode % in
~ Which her seq 10 subject.
DsyroS. May I. lsT.
DR. A n. hAURIcEAUs-
NY BNAH Sr Ny wife has been psrJsftiby sinkins
three consequence Of her great
Eush ana suffering tbs before ARd duri
nnemen every successive more sad dsbiitate
ana Frustrated Der putting her life IN in danger Ant
which t~ last despared supp0se'
hts state ~ thnEs Inevitable and regHSd ayref
che AZ thts time (n0v shout moathsl
heard book kirhly spoken tanning
reaching On its receipt aud perusal
.he joy fts impaired my wife Learning ths
great discovery Of A. NJ Desomesaa provided remedy
opened prospect Watch ttls conceived posE-
Me Bus for this another ~ouis have assed
my heae in all human preeahy. my ~e wcsid have beer
In her grave. and children left mothoress.
vartoue sefjees treated Of hey ef strictly
ntendcd Tor the Married those
For sale At ~ brcaaway. and ~ the Publishing Once
l2y Ltbsrty street New York; Little co.. Aibany, W
Dssis Boston n Pss.rren, " .hes,nutst phil.aephs
On ne r.esip, Of 81 asop} r 10 trassnitted ;, mail
must be sddressed posfpsid 20 DR. A. NJ haureeau. bor
LEA. New York city. Office l2s Liberty street.
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MOO REwAKD.-JEyFRiEs ANTIDOTE. A sPE

Qk00 REwAKD.-JEYFklEs ANTIDOTE, A sPE-
pcOO cite Mixture for the sonsrrbnA, Glse,s
Structures and similar disorders II makes Heedy
without the least restrictions diet drink
ehsnsr In applcaicp Ia business The prope challenges
single ~hich the si nnder The
fixture Of ave hundred d1Ara rarthsrthe disease
BE- contracted adoe q the mixture 10 srpossA
II " IN hottes With full direction at al Oue botsk
lasts veek-many cured N days sale o.
Ring. tq3 Brasawsys ~ n.vard street
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~ vhe sppy " him for the Of diseases
eelusivs hers that he vi them or ,hrss
dsJa We called npon daily 70 vines the sad 81
vieked decsption. verify Pandemoaum ftself ne
voud however thcss vho unssr his cara
thai hel msx rely eron h-.P pisasss snd speedy sur
In frye "a. toeP suad.,s excepted. Advics rata
" nORTAMORE ~ n los wiiiia- street.
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Iierals Marine Correspondence.


Arri"sr-Nrisr Eleanor W. Niek-r~an hvpfu-rss L.
gan 1tst sresm senr- N-ty frtabeh Pietup Dgatoa,
DAT rsgtrS. NuruhN. Fa~fuak~t. Amafnn st@ei6an
York Hrdssu. HassrS Camden. NE Csps NAY. Corsoa,
rrovGsres Naryiana. Lafkin Ne~ark. \ J.
cleartf Esrt Vrr-fu-is WiI-o~, hrgs Toledo,
UenuirH-y hor; Fpnia R~h-r do; Empire Cro~eli DO;
Mans fErl smith ktngtar Ia Prte Rice Perkins
Ne. sofrt very ghraf~th pea wesley. H-nriettA
Rcsd Esdford sicsru Rstsr Bsstru Amaaon s'esfman
BruotiYu; Colorado. BArrstt - chvtlie g. George
Brow Ies Ne~ Haven T'pe May Fall River, NARY
ishd. iufih Newark
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DccToE gLoyEs,

nOC1OR eLOvkR, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
rsresiesi esPsrt-nc~ enshes hin tAess dsu ca.-
~ elect Sriefurcs and seinsl Veal sna conplaa>k
eyrhite sod hsrovrial Diseases ehes Ne. (fsrmsrfr
Ne An. street. Private e.tr.ncs thrs-rA ths s,try
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4 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THs NEW YORK
IL Poet Once, August Sd, 1880
aF,Io AIIY prsIIssy,o LARsssy
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date in which
scrtHss. LADIES' LIST.
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EvERt noTHkRs BOOK. on MORAL PHysIsLocv-
sns ~ sayfes followed the fears u povsr,y and N. rrss
rsst q .rse family ~ sldrsr. ro-id " ss-sea 10,
TIE be.k wsv " hsd ss Ne ~ ss-th rrs rhlis
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ma sALPa, AUTHOR on rHr aPI

rs nLPn, AUTHOR or TIE PRACTICAL pei
- vste Trestiss. es.-Once hours. 70 ~ A NJ
~ tsrndD ssceptSd mo. ~ Green veA strsst rHoss
rho sprly N ths es~er 81 dnsas.. vii ke
,srrrssss A. The .ss. ase spld q The In structure
uow tte trs' ~ ncrteG, ~ ta advanced dis
Rr'inf stages. sise ssminsi diseases. &C. tfr~m uneou
- avsetsses sne very sst-nsvs prnesicel he
.nrie res.er ar s..,sss - sNsirss . 10 .sAsr \.
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nR, COOPER. DUANE sTRRET HAs. ron TaH
~ last fourteen confined his rrsotics
ment u mereprL and ether 81 delicate
ue the moot srgravsed % this disease and
chsrrs
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DARIs AND LON DON TRANSIENT OF PRIvAnI
aise.se. Call aud the esrtihcatos for u cd
sases that gwen ny nearly all other physcia
huncreds % cure, IN four 70 ssSyfeur hours etbrs
physician equal a. Nectu-ral Emissions Dehty &c
csnnet resist eyre by his mode over oth.rs DR.
LAktONT, a. Reaie street. tva doors from Broad~tg
eel pfifs
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nR.s0ERIsos ~ CONSULTED ON vENRRxAI
~ diseases wttk honc~nble ccundsnc. A prsrtlss =
tkfrtT enable. hin r~rfsetiy wfthout
surv. ksc>~t es<.s rsnsvss B. fsw ssg. g,rist-~~
s-rss ~ ~-se- siri~-.s h. kis sns. s r-it.- =
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SKI NOT ONLY MONEY. BUT LIrk sAvED-DR
that MAJ under his howlsas
stendlne affecting Patients invted his Dspss-
No Division New Ycrh city thousands
cared yearly by his practical aud rrs
hranrers and others ~he havr i~s unorf tbs
lection Of physisias s-heited - call che Doctor
His great remedy Hunters Rcd Drppshat tr.uhss the
aeh Doctor, ?. mrehsurss ke u.s n ysnsre.i disease
we 20 reject before trusting her health hsprses ava
their lives the hands ~ rhysoiaus
Of vepsr-a ana mercuria diseases " lie cerany
possible for undsrstand all the is the humss
hmfly anhec' Dr. Hunter IL known ~ the
sueoesf praeitionsr In The United states, Years
tee exclusively devoted % the study and %
diseases arsinr from impu ties Of The heod Whereby he
onstnton hes Seeome -nfs>hied -nshls. sha no~tnr
fuarsatee s--edv
Ne CURE NO CHAR0E-DR MURPHY HAs RE-
~ mevea % ~ Roosevelt street, -hsha. whsre he
heusl, consulted al diseases % whiek
he cures shou mercury. isconvenen~e Rscsat
cnted IN to- - fcur days DR. - hss hsd prastos
"N tesrr w 'hess diseases us sreeiac Al , hor.
IA wAkREN IL COrFIDEErIALly CONSULTED
- private diseases Of stektees yesrs
dNhieh Sgry ~ hospital enable. Or W. the
e..ss see his diploma in HE .c.. Ne Mott street. viii
he signatures ~ the " aes
"ns This eou~try has svsr pr~ducs< eAarre.
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Dsssst ueps. tfrs. Tsau..sl Philsdelplis
n-s hrown. a. Geo wsehinsten, NlihaunA.
sr. s.ss ne.y sssss. t,r.- r..s ssl 49,
~-r. Repfcut Nst titires Lathe B.ltiasr. fvr
Ycfht.r ~ wig rneeh rr.u HIATT kspg.sssssek; ssAr.
I~ks y Csliirs hlisrf. go geha q aanaau. Aichsru.
ch.ris.ss-s Me- sssuu'. B.iu~ors vss,sver srsrE
Ls-..xss l. pAn-TA, shis J.A. oo,sl.s. Ter s.a
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Chase Ann Y
Cnauuler hrs Geo
JAdy sally Ann
Caniil PEtN Vr Mar.
allan Mary Ann
ampeeii hrf, y "a
Brad way
Campbell Elizabeth
a
Campbell Martha N
Cannon Catharine
Or Le Miss J W,
Broadway
IlsIk Ca N srine-2
Clarh EAry
Carroll hist. Laish'
bt
Carlton ARE, Stone
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Cavanash Bridget
CletbAu Mhdlis
Msria
Cieaiy Cztharine
Cheney Ars Id viii
tTlliIAg Agnes
Com, la Anu
Coleman liOp0ra
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GENTLENEN's LIST.

Young Mrs Clark Yonden Mrs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
NEW RorArrvE PRINTING MACHINE.

There was an exhibition, yesterday, at The
machine, mandatory Of M. de Costa, of a
new rotatve p,inling machine. M. Baiin,
of the Debats, M. Firmin Didob and several
Of the first printers Of Paris, were present and
saw the the machine work. II consists OF a
series of lateral cylinders, and occupies little
more than half the space Of the American
machine with which the Patrie is printed,
costs less than half the money paid for ihat,
and is free from the cords and tapes which
so frequently throw that machine out oil ac-
tion. The number of men employed lor each
of these new machines is only three The
printing is from stereotype, not from the. me-
tallic type, and the number Of copies thrown
off by one machine per hour, is $4,000. Each
cylinder carries a continuous sheet eqnal TO
1000 copies of a journal, and each copy is
cut off by the machine and folded.
The paper is not damped; the impression
is superior to any produced on damped pa
per. The stereotyping is an almost mracu-
lous process. In the ordinary course ofstere-
otyping several hours are required here it
is the work of fifteen minutes. A few sheets
of tissue paper are placed together and pas
sed upon the form containing the types. Thus
the mould is formed, the metal is poured upon
it, and as soon as il is cold the stereotype are
ready for the cylinder. Thus the wear and
tear Of type is avoided, and a fount of type
will of course be as perfect at the end of
year as al the commencement of it. M
Emile de Girardin was in treaty for the pur-
chase of the patent right of this invention;
but he demanded monopoly, aud this was
impossible, for no monopoly can exist where
there is no patent. The total cost Of one of
these maceines, ready for action, is $1,000
Correspondence Of the London Globe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT


M Office is hereby given that the several courts
~ of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
Of the peace, and Orphans Court, Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, in and
for the county of Northumberland, to commence
at the Court House, in the borough OF Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, LIST OF April
next, will continue TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices Of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county Of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records inquisitions, and
other remembrsnces, to do those things " their
several Offices sppcrtaining TO be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
COMMUNICATION,
tFor the Americau.l
TEACHERS CONVENTION.


1t has long been the earnest desire of ma
ny teachers, that ar association be organized,
calculated in its tendency 10 improve and
elevate the dignity ofthe teaching profession
While all other professions have their Col
leges and Journals 10 advocate their doctrines
aud instruct their pupils 10 practise their re-
speciive branches with honor and success ;
the education of The teachrs is almost entirely
neglected. No wonder then, that SO large a
portion of this class Of individuals, are unfit
to discharge the important duties devolving
upon them. They possess neither the means
nor the inducement for qualifying themselves
to fulfill the responsible station consigned to
theil charge. Here, then is n.cd OF reform
And let teachers be the first to make an ef-
fort in this noble cause. Let them convene
together, hold conventions, form associations,
and adopt such resolutions, as are calculated
to promote the welfare OF the profession. Let
them regulate the wages, investigate the art
ofteaching, and examine, select, and recon-
mend such school books, as meet with their
uppIONdl' 1llu uitlci W SolititilCC ttAC
work of reform in this region, a CONVENTION
will be held at E!ysburs, on The second Sa-
turday in April, at O'Clock, p NJ; TO which
the TEACHERS of the Public Schools, Of the
several adjoining Districts and Counties are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
ANDREW J. DAVIS,
g GE9sGs joSEs W yonN! NEST Committee
Ely,burg, March 2slh 1850.
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wealth against any prisoner arc also requested and
commended to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-and not to depart without leave at their
peril Jurors are requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices. '2
Given under my hands at Sunbury, the 9th day of
March in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fny--and the Independence
of tho United States of America the I'D.
JAMES COVERT. Sh'Hc
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Baltimore Market.

ApflI 7 lSoU.
WHEAr.-Smal sales of good to prime reds
weIe made to-day at 106 cts, andPeun white
al III els.
CoRN.--White at 48 a 40 cents, and of yel.
low at so 81 cents.
OATs.-Prices range from 80 TO s5 cents.
WHIsKEY.-Sales of bbls were made at %
a23 cents, and Of hhds at 22 cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE u SONS,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Silks, Ribbons, and Millinery Goods,
No. 45 South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
M OULD call the attention of Merchants and
w Aliners visiting the city, to their large and
rich assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
received by late arrivals from France, such as
Gace Silks for casing Bonnets,
Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Plain Mautua and Satin Ribbons, from No,
TO No. -,
French and American Artificial Flowers,
White and colored Grapes,
French Chip Hats,
Fancy Nets and Laces,
Fancy Trimmings, Quillings, Crowns, Tips,
Covered Whalobones, Buckrams, Cane, &c.
Together with every article apper,aining to the
Millinery trade.
March %, ls50.--lm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
SUSSUEEANNA
PACKET LINE FOR 1850.

The Susquehanna Packets VIII commence run
ming on the 18th inst. The Packets win leave
Northumberland every evening at about ! 0 o'clock
for the junction and arrive in time to take the
cars to Philadelphia, the same day. They will
also connect with the cars for Pittsburg.
The Packets for Williamsport will Leave n or
cumberland at about O'Clock in the morning.
f.t A. Il. KAPP & 90.
Nollh'd March le, 1850
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
JESSE UMEL'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters testament
tary have been granted to the subscriber on the
estate of Jesse Umel, decd, late of Lower augusta
township, \ northumberland county. All persons
having claims TO said estate, requested TO pre-
sent them for examination, those indebted to the
estate are requested to make immediate payment.
SAMUEL REITZ, Executor.
Lowe Augustn, March l6, ls50.-6t
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Che Hlarkcts.
Philadelphia Market.

April 4, 1850.
FLoUR.-Flour is quiet and the price wea.
ker; shipping brands are selling at 50 si..
Extra Flour at So 06! br. Rye Flour is held
at 50 81 s. 80 81. Corn Meal is worth 30 so.
WHEAT. - There is limited demand for
red Wheat at ST 05c. prime White tSl lOc.
RYE.-Penna Rye is held at 60c per bush.
CoRN.--Con is rather dull at 90 els fer yell
low.
Oirs.-Southern are worth 32c, and Penna
34kc.
WHIsKEY.-Sales of Whiskey in bbls at 22c
and hhd. at 2ti cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

LUMBER AND FEMALEs.-A California let
ter by the last account, says.-"Lumber is
going down, but females are scarce in the
market, and on the rise.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

Thomas WILDE, the founder of Odd Eel
lowship in America, is still living in Baii-
more.--He is said to be good, honest, clev-
er, fat, jolly old gentleman, aged about sixty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
Equitable Life Insurance. AREiuity
and Trust Company.

OFFICE a WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL S25O,OO0.-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
THE Company now prepared to transact business
j npm the most liberal and advantageous terms. They
are authorized by their charter (sect - o make an and
every insurance apperiaung life risks whatever kind
nature and to receive and trusts culo,v
mens and to grant and purchase anuuitcsn Tie Com
pany sell annuties and edowncnts ana act Trustees
for minors and heirs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
REFORM YOUR HABITS.

Come ye, with garments bare and seedy,
Ye bachlors, wilo'ers and husbands too
IT, in the outward man yonr needy
We soon make you as good ms new.
FESHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
II and the public, that he will commence in this
place, on the sth of April next, the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its branches. lie will he careful to see that
his work is made up in the best manner, and be
fatters himself that he will be able to give entire
satisfaction in point of cut, fit aud style, as well
as in price. He therefore respectfully soicits his
friends and the public generally to call and give
him a trial.
His shop is new building in Fawn street be-
low Wcaver's Hotel.
JACOB o. BECK.
Sunbury, March 80, lS50=-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
WILLIAMS AXTE-DYSpEPTsC


IIXIR is with the utmost confidence, offered the
Medical Fucuty and the public Tor the cure of Dyspep-
sa or Indigestion, and all disease arising from 1t, such
Nausea Headache Bilious Vomiting,
Vertigo Dlmess II Sight Burning sensation ut the pit
Debility OF the Nervous SyS-I of the st nrlchi
tenn Liver complaint,
Hypochondria, Jaundice, Oppression after eating
Los of appetite, l'alpitution OF the Heat,
Wasting Of the strength Pam in the pit of the stomach
Flrulcnce, with frequent towards the right side,
bechng of wind, lSaluwness Of complexion,
Initiated taste, Depression Of the spTss aAd
Constitution and uueasicss rritabity Of temper, Sc
of the bowels
II a case Of dyspepsia should he neglected serious
effects may cnsue Tor lays the foundation for Is the in
cpeut cause Of and very frequently teminntrs in consnp
ton | woud impress upon the mind that to uihe with
ths disease may he to sport with the reason which cons
tutes superemnent among animal beings, or 10 EN-
bitter existence by adding Consciousness OF folly to The
penalty Of pain.
FEILING JAMES WILLIAMS.
Testimony of Mr. Abler El,nes, halter, Market street
above Sixth, c5rrebontlye OF the efficacy Of Williams
Anti-Dyspephc EiNir o,
Dear S 1t gives me great pleasure to know that You
again preparing you medicine fuT the cure OF Dyspep
sn many OF my acluninances have repeatedly asked
me where tcould be procured, knowing that had been
cured by it, AS think that public acknowledgment OF
the great benefit have received from the of your med
icne not only due you, but may be useful TO others,
now make it. For several years suffered from Dyspe-
sa which Increased 10 such extent that my health and
constitution rapidly sinking under H. was COM
PEELED 10 restrict myself 10 the most simple food and even
that could not digest felt loss of strength dNinc
nation to exercise and, you have 1t la your advertise
ment, general feeling OF depression ana rleSS!lIanle
WEAKNESS In the year ss, hearing from others high re-
commendaton Of your Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir procured
and used it with the most happy eeeti under influence
angor and ariness gradually passed away, aud my ape
tie returned which could crafty with mphnity Ten
years have elapsed and confidence IN the curative
powers Of Your medicine has OF course increased Tor II
completely cured when failed 70 obtain relief from any
other source. Very respectfully yours,
ABNER ELMES.
Testimony Of Edward II Rowley, Wholesale Merchant
of the firm of Rowley, AshbunneI 4 Co, No South
Wharves, in proof OF the efficacy OF Williams Ant-Dys-
peptic Elixir
PHILADELPHIA, October %, 1si9.
Mr.. JAMES WuLIsSfs
Dear Sir IL take pleasure in recommending your Anti
Dyspepc Elixir for the cure of Dyspepsn have aken
il myself fo the disease and have been entirely cured
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD II. ROWLEY.
AeENI.-JoHN w FRII4NG, sunbury, Pa.
March ?, ls5O-1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-06

Moses Bower VS. Richard Goodman
Chas Shulcq VS. Geo Kutz
Chas G.. Dots vs. Andrew Fetzers ex'rs
Samuel Seaman VS. Philip Spayd
same VS. Geo Bowman
8. A. Jordan ct al VS. John Arnold
Benz Fordsman VS. Frederick Sticker
Jas Carothers ct al VS. John N Lane ct al
] Dixon by G A Dixon VS. Bonham r Kase
] Hunter & wife VS. DIR. ] $ Dougal
u S Caul q G Lawrence VS. III g. L Wilhelm
Hannah Montgomery VS. Joseph Rhoads
Green q Bros. for Il Howard VS. Henry Lantz
David Perry VS. Abraham Lungcr
same VS. Henry Halderman
Com for p Hileman vs. Thos Ellington
Elizabeth Frick's ex'rs VS. John Fricks cx'rs
Montgomery a Sweny James Covert
John Baily VS. Samuel Blain
VIM McClery Samuel A Leidy
Benz Hummel VS. Philip Clotfeter
Margaret Summer VS. The ex'r of II Summer
JOHN FARNSWORTH, ProM'ry.
Prothonotary's Office
Sunbury, March 8, 1850.
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. ma iAi%A AMI hH.AblNb NAIL
ROAD, FROM PHILADELPHIA
TO POTT>VILLE.
A N and after November LIST, 1919, the Pas
W senger Trains win run between Philadelphia
and Pottsville as follows;
Leaves Philadelphia at 81 A. NJ, daily except
Sundays.
Arrives at Reading at II Is.
Arrives at Pottsville at IL so.
Leaves Pottsyilte at s. 4. NJ. daily except Sun
days.
Arrives at Reading at 10.
Arrives at Philadelphia at IL so.
FARES.-Pottsviilo and Philadelphia $50
and 500; Potsville and Reading l 40 and 30 !;
Reading and Philadelphia 2,25 and 100.
Passengers cannot enter the cars unless proyi-
ded with Tickets.
There will be no Afternoon Train.
NOTlCE.-Fiiiy pounds of baggage will be al
lowed TO each passenger in these lines; and pas
tengers are expressly prohibited from taking any
shing as baggage but their wearing apparel, which
will be the risk OF the owner
BY order of the Board of Managers.
5. BRADFORD,
Nov. "a, ls49. Secretary.
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For Boarding and Tuition in all the English and
Scientific branches, together with Drawing,
Painting, and Embroidery, per Session, $50 90
EATRA.--Instrucdon on the Piano with
use of Instrument, (per session) 20 90
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u Thirty Dollars must be paid in advance,
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For further particulars inquire of Principal at
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Caution Extra.

by the name of CIAPP has engaged with 4
young of the NJ s i. Townsend snd uses his
name to put up Sorsparhn which they call Dr. Town
sends Sarsparlla den lmatng 1t GENUINE Original etc
This Townsend is doctor and was but was for
nery worker on tho railroads. cams and the like Yet
he the title Of Dr. O the purpose Of gaining credit
for what he is not This caution the public not be
deceived aud purchase the Genuine Original ois
DIR. Jacob ToNvnsend's Sarsparla having on i the OlS
Dr's. likeness. his fnmy coat o arms and his signature
across the coat Of arms