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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-04
DEPOT MASTER SHOT ny Ropare

Inc Boston papeis bring US the particulars
OF 'he murder Of the Depot Master Of Lincoln.
Inc Traveller says
Yesterday forenoon, suspicious personspe
was seen lurking abou, the depo, Of the Fitch.
bnreh Railroad, at Waltham. AT length he
purchased ticket in the mex, train for Linz
CON- As The depot there and at Stony Brock
Hau OeGh recently robbed, the depot master
al Nallham sent a nole 10 Mr.. George Hay.
ward, the depot-masler at Lincoln, 10 keen
ah eye npon The movements Of the suspicious
parsonage aforesaid
Mr Hayward, accordingly, soon after tho
arrival OF iae train, shut up his depot and lef,,
us It going 10 dinner. He soon returned with
MS or''hsr-In-law, and found that the depot
had been entered by forcing window with
chI7rL lie went in and caugh, The robbrr
III lhe act OF rummaging he drawers contain
ing his private papers. He seized him, after
some slight resistance, and placed him in
chail 10 await The coming Of AN officer 10 con-
vcy him 10 Jail The robber, however watch
ed his opportunity and made spring through
window taking sash and all. and fed. He
was forthwith pursued by Mr. Hayward, who
soon came up with him, when the rob5er
turned and threatened 10 shoot him if he did
not let him alone. Mr. Hayward replied
that he was bound 10 have him, when The
'o6ber drew pistol and fired, the ball sirk.
Ing Mr. II. and lodging in the groin. He fell,
ana the roGber was thereby enabled 10 es.
cape.
Mr.. hayward was taken bacl; 10 Lincoln.
aud DR.. Adams, one Of the Directors of tho
| road, called 10 his aid. Dr. Bigelow, from
lhis riiy. WAS also sent for, bat after an er.
animation they deemed it inexpedent 10 al
tempt the extraction Of the ball. lie lincer-
ed through the niahi, and died at six o'clock
'hS morning He was Il man Of ahou, 35
years, and leave a wife and one child. We
do not learn that the rohber obtained any
money at Ibis iime Ihrrgh he is supposed 10
be the person who has robbed lnis and the
S'oar Book D'pot Of abou, $500.
Mr. FELTON,. the Superintendent Of the
Fiichbnrg Road, Immediately offered re.
ward Of 5000 for his arrest, and fulher re
ward of 5000 is offered By The Selec,men Of
! Lincoln.
The nam" Of the murder is supposed TO be
/ George D. Carey, Who has been a number of {
times arrested here for robbery, and has two
/ or three times been sent to prison.
Carey is described as being about % wears
old, five feet eight inches high, with dark
hair and llord complexion, thin wiskers, &c.
He had on dark sack coat, dark pants, and
dark plnsh cap.
| We learn that Carey visited the house Of
his mother in New Bedford, last night, bnt
she, upon seeing his bloody fingers, refused
to shelter him, saying that he had been en-.
gagged in some wrong doing, he therefore left
but the odicers OF justice are hard upon his
lack, and he will 10 doubt suou be cap.
! tured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-04
ttsji L. ,sE IL Il D. "a
Bounty Land antpension Agency,
LyafiSiEG>uH q. C..

THE un ersgngd All rnelnd General Agent at the
l. ~Hy u NLslIIg-li liz his sy,yiceS N ,To'urIg
u amy ia,lnis ari IciIsi 'Is II 4. eu &c Brng e.
~ tIcItly Gated at e set a vvinucn with It tao
,.h IiuI IuilIr "a l ncSgth he ncsrsS rs urEs
,ll Iuui i bns'urss, Lnd NIcc, to hvgise ; IL
X Is i,ci IA the u >. war hctNp S,,sscs ciu ltSl
lhe specify AMI surs.or. ~ ndluI.n' / Cos rnntIi
clIL.E every hlni.
BY tItc Act = nercSs Buy Land is gran'si tn
the ire and soldiers the wtt l. 2. AMI iLc yIr-
ii us lLiII3i wLIs, SINCE !Hu L psr Whu served nua
N n.Ns ~ ucitsi Ia ih Sc whu Sled az M nj eO
a,ras; ami III - WAC srScj Ia II T. 10 ;cr,s.
AgtLugUIna1I L,,r hr,h n'uc VI zen ui.u { tie
Legal ir i,S>l II IN "ldrtrnl srr nj the CturrN Gr
ihr c I, war II ;, Hnl llt ~ hc u;I'tu :. wI'u
sdsd, m the IA 5 '"i' i"lngc MS ~; { he ymcnt
q, Ars, rrrn'h / nl'f. sp.lk "a 5; h,ct Il #
debts: md he iruiS icu n i TAd Law Lusi,,.s, IN
! the ,llctrsi : Itcs and F,rIt ,iesl
lie iri!r.S his scr,l'rs - u"ulh'l the vr ssi II
lis, C, aI Il ANS G LIST llip ernmrr. are prr-
ptT,, hy G ,c n, VIII a'H Ot y iIS usuh Il {
The uc"rss Iy rus rut ms rac y I'D iitO m ii
n Slb'.c Su'prr ni' In" su'rrs'r Sec, n,i tEIs
business Wi, he shed - rcsu.d 'sp n.eiis with
,.ut cha cr
lnf,rtnr ~ "a cr,u,y given anil = c'mnm, ca.ian.
pI1ln d, re lied ., IL lUdr"s at (FH IN, :,
CtlA"lAC TICKER,
GlS TO-, Po) lshu-t u, y. {.
December o. lSJU--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-04
NJ A Is is 4 4 ID,

On Tuesday, The 2llh ult., By the Rev. A.
J, Collins, Mr.. MICHAEL SnsPBELL, 10 Miss
REBECcA, daughter .! James Kenny, Esq,
all OF Trevonon.
On the l9'h uh,, by the Rev r. Deunger,
Mr. SAMCEL B. DuNEELBERGEE, To Miss HEN
HIETrA, daughter oi jacob D Holman, all Of
Little Mahouoy township.
On the l2,h ul', in Jcrseytown, hy the
Rev. J II. iuileuhousp, Mr. JonN WATSON,
Of Lycomiug CO., 10 Miss Louisa, daughter OF
Nh. John Steiner, Of Moutour county.
IT .luncy on the 7,h ulr., SYLVESTER Hes
Tt 10 Miss MANY BARTDoRE. both OF Milton
On the i2,h ait by the Rev. J. A Craw-
ford, RoBEGT CURRY aud Miss REBEccA HA-
NOR. both OF Point Township.
II Harrisburg, 2h,h ull by Rev. Dr. Hodg-
dou, Rev. JAMES COLDER, OF the China mis-
son Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
Miss ELLEN c. daughter Of liev. J. Wine.
buner, OF Harrisburg,
On The 20h nit, by NJ. s. Mackpy Esq
SANFORD JOHNSON and Miss ELIZABETH LIZ
YAN, all Of Muucy.
On the 21h pt., by the Rev. J. p Shindle,
Nj, llENRY FISHER 10 Miss MARY TnATcHEg,
all OF Northumberland
On the 81 inst, Ivy the same, MIR. SAMUEL
! KEEFER, TO Miss BARBARA SAvIDGE, both OF
/ Augusta Ip.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-04
Notice
TO EDITORS AND OTlla.

Nsir To5&, Nor. 2!fkjC.
Mr.. II. B. MAssE,. Sunhury Pa Ecir -
In some portions of tho country where had
advertised our Sarsapari la. in 1873, ,helIors
Of some Of the papers have sen fit 70 t.pon
them selves the responsibility of coltint the
same after the agreement e>rre', aud hmc
cases have hal The presumption II sral ,bil
for the amount. Now ve.hayc no o jct to
have all the papers in tie United States a'i4e
irr us for years, if they are pleased u at
their own expense, but we cannot aitnrd ',y
ticm unless they have our authority for thek.
We write to you for the purpose ot intormIle
Editors, through yol. II at tlry are at lbelo
advertise ns long as they ? case. Iut we m,nl
| be held responsive without our written auth
THOM ISON. SKll.hMAN q CO,
No. li6, Nassau street, New Yol
December II, lS5O.-tf.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE CLARK, Dec

Y Office is hereby given that letters Of adnia
' istra,ion have been granted 10 the subscri
bcr ON the estate of George Clark, dscd late Q
S,n'mry. Northumberland county. All person
;,J,h,eJ ,e said estate. or having claims agailis
the same, are requested to call on the subscriber
in sunbury, f,r settlement
Creditors are requested to present their claim
Immediately, as meeting Of the creditors will
MID ,o take into consideration proposition II
the payment OF their Gains.
REUBEN r. FAGELy, Adnr'
| suabury. Nov. 2s..lsSo. -st
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a Great Eaional TiotuTo.
WASHINGTON!

From s,uarts m.A Celebrated Painting.
sgNliTS LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT
4 PORTRAIT Of WASHINGTON, IRON
tIe buln Of an ANGLICAN artist is, considered by
al. VINO have sccI 1t IL hc one oi the luost heaul-
fdt spstlmcus oi It evci published. and / cnnnECr
LtK"NESs ul W iISCruN. The size Of the plate
is eighteen by tcuty-cIsht inches, which will
make 4 htuIson Picture Tor the rarior, and
sAoul,! be IN the hildS OF LvERr AaERIcAN CIrl-
Z@S.
1t is correctopy from Siuart'> celebrated
orl sinal Paintmgsow at the State House, Eait-
fJri, Conn.
1t is iiurly cn5heh, aud printed on superior
plate paper. That mry be wi,hn the means
OF all, the pubilsAehus reduced the pr!cc to USG
! Du.LNH!
Al! persons renting the amount may rely
upoa receiving a poet eo.y by return OF mail 10
any part OF the tnil S,dics car.u,ly put up 0I.
rollers made TO. the rpJse, free OF Io,tIgr.
! Address ali 'GcrS,o>i paid to the publisher.
JOI-> S'AlHOK, LooAscl cr
al pun.lsAcr, New ! orkk.
| December IS. lSi0"3t.
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Baltimore Market.

Jan. !, 1851.
WHrAr-The supply OF Wheat al market
to-day was fair. Sales of good To prime red,
we're made al s0a % cts. Sales OF white
Wheat al lo2,, 100 cents, and Of family -four
white at iaSall2 cents l-fs.
CoRN.--k ia demand and sales was at
go cs. ioF bolA white amt yellow.
Rye A sale of Penn. Rye at 65 cts.
Oars Sales OF Oats at 4ga45 o,s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-04
Pure Drugs in Powder,

Neatly put up in l. and pound bottles, such
as Aloes Rhubarb, Senna, Senegu, Rhatanv. hi.
no. Gum Arabic, Scrpentaria Ext. Glycyrrh, Ipe-
eac, Potassa Sulph., Potassa Nitras Borax Spi.
geila, buchu, Orrs, Cascarila, Canela Alba.
iva Ursa. &c.
Great care has been taken TO have these src.
pared from the hest selected drugs and in such a
way as 10 preserve the characteristics of each ar.
tclc without injury.
They havo also a variety of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-04
TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.

I7>IlE subscribers offer to physicians and drug.
Il gists carefully selected stock of drugs and
medicines, which they will guarantee to he of the
nest quality, pure and unadulteruted in all cases.
iheir facilities for Importing foreign drugs and
chemicals are such, that they are enabled 10 sell
them upon the best terms, and at the same time
to assure their customers of their gcnunencss.
They have also recently prepared and noes Of
fer for sale n supcriur article Of
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RI EW ST A G IL 7 " 2!

FROM pOTrSNlLLE 10 AMOKIN.
4 rcw line Of STAGES Is now hug daily he
tween the above places. \ cont Me two horse
STAGE viii leave Mt Carmel ior N1okiu immc.
diate'y alter the arr val o! TIE ftiIIe STAGE at
that Iac. aud will return the 4 day from
shamolin, So rs II meet the fo,,lc stage on
It's rcturn 10 rot.Nie.
From shamoiin to Trovon
there vii he established a DAll.f ~ by nr>t
spring ~ as tnronncct w'hihIS hnc Shamokin.
IN the mean time private conveyancvil III lc in
readiness at Shumoklh on the aF'NF passcn-
gers.
CONRAD KERNER.
Shamakin. Dec. II, lS 5G.-ti.
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so REWARD

Is offered for the discovery and conviction OF
person or persons, who are in the hahi
prowling about the premises of the subscriber,
stealing his property.
H.B. MASSEi
Sunbury, Dec. 81. $780,
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NOTICE.

4 mrctin, of the stockholders Of the Trevor
y ton, Mahonoy had Susquchanna Rail Road
Company. viii he hca at the Office Of the Com-
pany. No. II, South hirl street. in the city Of
Philadelphia, on Mondv the 18th day of January
ncyt. l1r the plrp # electing officers Of the
Company for the ensuhy year.
I. Mex. LUDLOW,
Scr'y aud Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Dec. q, lS5O.--,e.
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Winch is new and valuable remedy in scidty
OF the stomach. heartburn, nausea, &c, at le.s
than half the price of the foreign article.
They also have on hand OF their own prepars-
ton an assortment of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-04
GALCI,ED NACyrsuA &c

Resembling Henry's Nagnesia, Tree from carbon
lc acid and roughncss or grittiness, almost entirely
tastc'sss combining in an equal bulk, from three
to four times the strength of the common kind
and sold at about one hall the prIce Vi Henry.
Magncsia
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Che 1fl0rkcts.
Philadelphia Market.

Jan. |, 1851.
FtorR.-There is fair supply OF FloMr,
bul lItIie inquiry. Quotations Tor export S4,.
o2:; lelali sales are al 81 "a SIS 90 -
EAlrd Flour S5s &. RYE Flour Is selling
al 49,, CoRN AlEAL.-lS sill held al S2s
NHEAT-Pricrs are steady sales OF prime
Southern AMI Penna. red al 95cls ) 03
pline white al s. 10 Il 81 l2. CoRS.-is
worth 60 6l3 ia, new yellow.
RYE,-Ihe last sale Was al 20 CTS.
OATs.-OAlS are NOW steady; sales o1
prime Penna. from ~ 10 80 cts; SonIhsrn
sells al 40 a Il els.
WAIsEe Eey Sales OF Whiskey in bbs- al s6i
27cls.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

N pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans Court
u Of Northumberland county, will be exposed
to public sale, the following real estate, at the
Court House. in Sunbury, on MONDAY, the 9Th
day of JANUARY, 1851, certain
Tract of Land,
situate in Upper Augusta township, containing
gag ACRES, more or less, adj lining lands ol
john Farnswortr Ola the cast, Adam Shissler on
the west, Jacob Fry aud others on the south, and
Jacob Snyder on the north, on which are erected
two large
"a DWELLING HOUSES, {lEgs
-2 Frame Barn, Wagon House, .es!la.
a limc.kiln and Sptins House. There is a so
a fine Orchard on the premises. About l50
acres are cleared, all OF which is in fine state OF
cultivation. Being the Mansion Farm Of Henr,
Yoxthencr, decd ALSO:
A SMALL PIECE OF GROUND,
In the Town of Shamokin, containing one eic, tn
of an Acre, more or less, adjoining Dr. hps'
piece--Shaisokin crcck--a branch of Shamokin
creek, and triangular Lot, No. 4i0. Late the
estate of Henry lcNtheimcr. deceased.
Sale to commence at | o'clock, p NJ. Of said
day, when the conditions Of sale will he made
known by FREDERICK X LAZARUS,
Administrator.
BY order ofth. Court
Jno p. Purscl. Clk. q. {.
Sunhury, Nov. %. lS50.-ts
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Petit Jurors

Lcwls-Jlmes Carl, Adam Brunrr, Peter
Sro">r, William Lrvan. Rhnphau Barrrt,
Abraham Wcrlu,aII, john G. Shade and Levi
GllZ'.
D&LAwARE- Dnricl Wer'man, nenry Kri-
mrr aud J In Work
CntLlsQUAQUE-Samupl McNinch, james
jordan dr,d Solomon d nllrr.
MlLTDN-Sanuel Saver aud Daniel Dough-
erlV.
NoRTuUMDEELAND-D. NJ. Brauligtm.
PuINT-J. L. Horton.
SnAuoEIN Sdmnr Camphrll, William
X r'9hhaum. Phllp SiambAch, Casper Adams
and D,vll Rrrd
kusH~-Dlvil Mnchh.r and Joseph Kelly.
SuNBCRr -ll"urv V. Smpsdn
LowEg ArGrsTA-David Keiser axd An
th"ry GaIia~pv
Ur?GR MAnoNoy Jonathan Smith and
B.urvile iInishnr
Lower MAnhNov-D yid ll.in, Samuel
Noula and Gcoior + r,irh.
lIrrI NAu0NOY-- Jacob d. Hoffman.
JcKsuN-J. A. D.tnlrl aud David Swar'z
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-04

sE0URDs & cos
Ia 81 5@G1
LABOR AND FUEL SAViNG
WASHING acA~.
Manufactured by NhOnrdS 4 to.
5i3 Ch.Stm 81, Phjia..
FOR SALE b. ALL GROCERS
ETARRANTED 10 wash clean in hard soft,
w or salt water, cold or hot, in one thIri the
time oiany other Soap ever manufactured; thus
dispensing with bli'ing, bleaching, &c.
FLANNELS, CLOTHES, &c.
washed with this Soap will never shrink or have
any harsh or gumnIy feel, hut leave them in their
original soft and plant state which is in it,c!la
sufficient recommendation 10 guarantee ITS use IN
oil families.
THE FINEST FABRICS
may he washed thorou 5h.y with il, without the
least injury; giving them lustre equal 10 newly
imported gu1ls.
PAINT, GREASE & DIRT
of any description, can he readily removed by ths
use OF it, without injury to the article, whether it
be the finest dress or ordinary carpet
In the use OF Shuurds * Co.'S Soap, the most
delicate need no; fear as it will notinIure or chap
the hands bat on the contrary acl as an emolii-
ent, and is not only the vgur MAST w.suNG
snAr ever offered 10 the public, but as TOILET
SOAP cannot be cxcc!lCd.
Wherever it has been used i, has given PeT!ees
satisfaction, and is warranted SO 10 DO IN al. ca
ses where fair tral will be given It.
SHOURDS & Co, Manufacturers,
No. 543 Che,uut ST., Philadelphia.
For Sale by Groccrs generally.
November Is, lS50.-
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STATE DEBTS.
Debts of the several States in 1919.

Tro. clsop'5",1 S@oHiosi2 s2h5'bH ~
Exclusive # CanNl Deh' s7.6s5.o7H. "f''nedN n'n'
h'lcrs fr the States interest in the Wabash ana Lrc
Cana,
| Including the Canal Debt. ss,c'eoS
A Novel tpcA. The rroprie'ors Of tho As-
tor Ilous", New York obtain daily Ivy tie.
~ nh. for IN" hnph Of travellers. the s'aie
of llf weather at various prints Of The Union.
Why isa rlrck the ros humble thil .
il py,s'enrp y cause it ALWAYS holds is
face anl however 20, il1 worl; mag be, il
is always running itself down.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.


\ Office is hereby given to all Lrgatccs
y Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estate Of John X. Maurer, decd, settled by his
Adm'r. George Boyer of Valentine Humme
decd, settled BY. his Adm'r. David Marlz, Of Gid
dron Schcddcl, decd, settled by his Z ccutors
WIN II. and Gideon SchcddeI. of John Wilhelm
decd settled 10y his Admir-. Thomas :. Mackey
OF Robert NJ. del, dec d.. settled hv lis Admir-.
John +, Wolingcr, Of William Folmcr, decd.
settled by his surviving E. ecutor, Jonathan Foil
mer, of Joseph Kline. decd. settled hy one OF his
Adm'rs. John Pouts, OF George Grant, decd.
sctt'cd by his Adm'r. Peter llilemin; of Peter
Brown. decd, settled by his Admir-. jeremiah
Wctzcl. The act of JNcoh Trau man Guardian
OF Sarah liner; of Robert Grant. decd, settled
sy lis Ahin'r " iiIiam Reel; Of Henry RhnaIs
dec d settled hy his Admir-, " illian Ammermtn.
That the EAccut)rs and Administrators ol said
Estates have filed their accounts with tho he
caster of Northumberland county. aud that the
simc will be presented TO the Orphans Court u!
said Coun:y, on Tuesday the 7th day o! January
neAt for confirmation and allowance.
! JOHN +. PuRsEL, Register.
Registers Office,
| .Suubury, Nov 30 lS50.--Gt,
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GISrIR,s NOTICE.

INK.--Boureau's celebrated ink, and also Con.
: gress ink for sale, wholesale and retail by
Il. b. MASSER.
December IS, $50
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LIST oF JURORS.
Grand Jurors.

6eF Northumberland County for January
W Term, A, d. 1880.
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ID I y ID.

Rnbh, Of Muncy lp., Lycoming CO, aged 25
years, mouths.
On the 10 h uli. AT his residence near New
Berm, Mr. JACOB SCloCH, aged about 70
years.
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Grand Jurors.
LEwIs--Chares Shell, David Wilson. Reu.
b,l Beiber.
TuRBuT-Griag Marsh.
CHILI.ouAqUE-Rubpi LYONS.
MLToN-Paul Benuet.
SuNDuRY.-J. M. Simpson, WIN. Young
man and John RantalIs. ..U.O
UPPER AuGusrA-l>aac Campbell. William
b'iiltyon. William Reed, Hem, Gulck, and
ii riuan klmc.
,, LOVER Philip Weser, Daniel
Ldrlmah aud Lewis SmIh
UPPER MAHoNoy--Juhn Reisel
JACKSON Jonas BDhner and jeremiah
Lnn"Siutf
lnAL-DAvid Bllman.
SHAMoklN--Benjdmin Adams and William
Cdnpbr.ll.
RUsn-J'hu Fulper.
Traverse Jurors
LEwIs-Aarun Gaslon, John Hader and
Solomon E>hbach
DELAWARE - john Ballet. Thomas De Ar
maui. Henry tlneuIfI, Beuevle Lhebarh,
aud J,hn llnir.
AllLTJS-J IN Knhr, sse DJIicksrr,
Abraham I. Goodman. 3. Davis and David
Teas
CHILrsQuAoUE JJhn Bartholomew and
a Lam Krtkr
NoRrHUHBERLANp-prl Ruch.
PJlNT-Grnge Sh inrr and john Shiinsr.
SrNBuEY-J 'hn Coleh'r ani Jacob Cable.
UPPER AUGUSTA Mark Slack aml Jdssph
Savilar.
Lower AUGusTA-Abraham Brocious and
II rnmn ShIpnian. sen.
Rrsn-J ,cuh Fnlprr. .... .....
SHAHoH1N j hu TeatS JIM. William H.
M"ruch, u nry !lhupt. Solomon llu,mel and
Sdmnrl \. B"ra>rIrs,rr.
CoAL-B = kallrrman. George Kersieler
aud S"rh w. Dninrk.
CPPEG MAnONOY-Prirr Gpisr. Michael
Pau. Sdmnrl Il '~>irr, Ja, ns Elspuharr, Peter
B"l~S i. jacob .E"lnam and FrIN M.urrr.
LOWER ManoNnY-Abri.hau BIasspr Jnhn
Shower. Adam Bmgrnan and Philip SPA z.
JACKSON Nicholas Drumh"ller, Isaac An
beat, JVhn Bohuer and Julu Wuif.
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CheR,ical & Pharmaceutical

Preparations Of their own manufacture. aud add
to the list all the valuable new remedies as tAc-
become known. Among them may be mentioned
the loIlowng:
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Fluid Nlagnesia.

" have also prepared the
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Sunburv, Nov 30. lS5o.-G,. I
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-22

The Great Eastern Mail from baltimore, Phii@dsphss
Row York boston, &C., and buffalo, 40, VIII now D. 70
Srou is once TO and by those places, will bnclosed
heretofore, at 4 and o'clock, p. m, daily
The Southern Mail will BIO closed hereafter daily MI
oclook % and viii bs received a. heretofore daily
Ths second Eastern Mail ana Great Western Mall
received by p m and closed at p m, daily This Mall
% connect with the Train for Baltimore which brings
the Great Mall, 10 arrive here by q M No kastsrn
Mail is received ut this once Sunday night, and no
Eastern Mail 70 DO sent beyond Baltimore, y made UP
Saturday night. Norfolk, &c, thres times by Bat
Internationally, Wednesday, and Friday; four times by
Rlchmond- Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
Tho Mail for Annapolis, Maryland, and Norfolk ana
adjacent places in Virginia, is closed every night except
saturday, at p m, and is received six times "eeh'
with Mail from baltimore, Maryland, by ~ -.
The Mail from Georgetown d. c. Is received Twice uaiiy
the hours.
The Mail from Rockville &C., Md Is received Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, OF each week. ny p N, anu "
Is closed for those places at p M OF the same uyh
The Mail from Brookville, &c, Md IL recelved py p.
Wednesday and Saturday, each Week. ana closed or
those places at p M Of Monday ana lhurs gay.
Wednesday and Friday and is closed same days at p m
Port Tobacco, &C., Maryland received Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday, by p m, closed Sunday tuesday,
and Thursday, at p. m
Warrenton Midleburg, &C., va, received Sunday, Wed
nesday, Friday, by IL p. m, closed at Mon
day Wednesday, and Friday. M
Leesburg, &C.. Va, received by and closed az M,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
R The postage newspapers and that on all printed
matter addressed any foreign country required to be
paid in The postage Is also TO be prepaid on
letters packets addressed to foreign countries, other
than Great Britain, ireland, and Scotland and Bremen,
In Europe, places to which they PASS through
the Bremen post office. .s.s3a .4aa.. .N M
49, The Office is open from halfpast o'clock a. m,
to o'clock 'p m. daily, except Sunday and on that
day 1t is open from halfpas 70 ten, a. M ana Wom
ai Nn#s IA Aan8ls Postmaster.