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WET NURSE WAnTRD.-Wanted to hire
aWET NURSE. For one of good character
snu "nnout circumference, liberal price viii De
sp3o-n CHAs. T. WORKMAN g. CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-14
EMiGkANI' PASsAaaE-AnD REMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.
PASSAGE TICKETS IN THE OLD ESTAB-
LISHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
I'm lnI 4

FANCY CASSiNERE PANTs.-Just re,
L ceivet, AID VIII 3e sold at unusual low prices
Tor cash, large and varied assortment of Ready
Made
Fancy Cashmere Pants
Tweed 30 do
Black Doeskin do (for dress
Black twlled camb!et do Qined}
Striped Narcotics do
White and fancy linen drill do
All OF the very latest Spring patterns cut and
made IN style that deies Competition For the
greatest bargains, cali on
J. D. GOODMAN, No ia Main street
ap29 Opposite Eagie SGnare
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IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS.

TNHE subscriber has constructed 1iftHT.
= MING ROD ON true Philosophical ptinci.
Piles, by whicl, buildings supplied with them are
rendered perfectly secure against destruction by
lightning. The connection and insuatioh of the
rod as well as the preparation Of the ground rod,
is on an entirely new plan, making q more per-
fect conductor than any heretofore In use.
Measures have been taken TO secure Letters
Patent for the improvement.
Persons dcsirous Of securing their lives and
property from destruction by lightning, can have
conductors put up to their buildings in the most
perfect and substantial manner, by applying c-
thor personally Or by letter, to the undersigned.
at the following prices:
For 40 #. J inch copper rod gold plated
point. solid piaiiaa ttp $4,000
And forty cents for c,efy additional foot
over forty.
For 40 II. inch tubular rods gold pla.
ted point, roiid piatina Gp, 1850
For 40 H. iron rod gold plated point, sol.
I'd piatiHa tip, 1850
For 40 Il. iron rod 1irsr plated point, 1000
And twenty cents for every additional foot over
forty. ~. s. MACKEY.
Milton, Sept. G, la5i.-lv. cap II. 1852.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
nj A u R I Il ID.

In This place, on Wednesday evening last,
by the Rev. J. p Shindel jr., Nj. LUTHER
SnlNDEL, Esq, 10 Miss CATnARINE LOUISA,
vonngest daughter Of Mr.. John Young, Of
this borough.
~ Upon the bridHI prr loos down,
Who now have plighted hands,
Their union both thy blessing orown,
And bles, theiT supthI bSsds."
On the 2Olh inst, by the Rev. Z. NJ. Long,
Mr.. S. ROBINS, 10 Miss c. RIscHtL, both OF
Northumberland county.
In Milton, on the 27th ult., by the Rev
DR.. Longmore, CHARLES A. KuTz, ESQ, AT.
lorney-ai-Law, TO Miss EDirH LosemoRE, all
of that place.
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CERSCENT CITY.
Iwo WEEKS tATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.
sa,soo,vsv IN GOLD DUST
sa,soo,vsv IN GOLD DUST

New YoRK, MAY 2.
The steamship Crescen, City arrived here
this morning from Aspinvall City, Navy
Bay, bringing S2,0oO,OoO in gold dust on
freight, aud 5000, 900 in the hands Of pas
sengets,
she left Aspinwal City on the 22d OF
April, aud brings The mails bought down
TO Panama, by the steamship Golden Gate"
which lett San Francisco on the 9Th ul.,
Her passengers from San Francisco have
Tome through in 81 days. They passed
Dver the Panama Rail Road from Buena
Vista to Aspnwall. The road is now COM
ple,ed from Aspinwall TO within twelve
miles of Gorgona, ard passengers are then
enabled TO make the distance from point 10
point in one day.
Just as The Golden Gate was abou, leav-
ing Acapulco, an express arrived with in-
telliyence that both houses Of the Mexican
Congress had rejected the Tehannlcpec
Treaty by a unanimous vote, on the l7lh
Of April.
A line of American steamers will shortly
be put upon the route between Panatna
and Calao, touching at all the Intermediate
ports,
The gold mines of Choco are exciting
great interest at Panama. They are sill
uated on the great wafer course between
the gulf of Darien aud the bay Of Buena.
ventura. The water course will shortly
be made navigable 10 the mines, as they
are known TO be immensely valuable.
Iced water still sells at Panama at two
dimes per drink.
The dysenlery has made its appearance
on the lsihmus. II is of The most violent
type.
The fools have entirely subsidized, and
business Of all kind. Is improving.
The intelligence from the mines is of the
most gratifying characler the yield Of gold
having been immense.
The Mexican Boundary Commissioner.
tending 10 cross the Plains by way of The
Gila and Rio Grande, for the purpose Of
completing the survey.
The late floods have left rich harvest
for the miners
Immigration from the cities to the mines
had commenced, including large parties Of
Chinese.
A, lalIecila, recently party turned up
lump OF nearly pure gold, weighing twenty
six pounds. Al Sonora, the earth, since the
flood, Yield, three hundred per cent more
ahundau,ly than ever.
Advicrs from all the mining districts are
extremely encouraging.
war of determination has been declared
against the Indians by The whites of klam-
aih A party Of settlers and miners sur
ronnd.d two lodges, recently, al Indian Fer
ry, sho, the men and several sqnaw', and
destroyed the ranch. From thirty To forty
indians were killed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

Hoonand's German Blters, prepared and
sid by DR. jackson, al the German Medical
Store, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily
increase in their well deserved celebrity, fof
The cure Of all diseaes arising from deranse-
ment Of the liver. These biuers have, in
deei, proved blessing to rhe afflicted, who
shaw their gratitude by The most Aatierlng
testimonials. This medicine has establish
ell for itself name that competitors, how
| ever willy their scheme or seductive their
promises cannot reach. II gained the pub
lie confidence by the immense benefits that
have been derived from it, and will eve-
| maintain its position.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
Baltimore Market.

NAY ], 1901.
GRAlN.-The supply Of Whca, is small
for the last day or Two. Sales of good to
prime reds to-day al ss a SO cts. white al
80 80 els. and large 10, very prime
white, taken for Shipment, at 1903 els.
Sales of new Corn, in good condition, al
SO cts. white, and So a 81 els. for yellow -
Damp parcels sell at as SO els. Sales OF
old Corn at 81 Sc CHS.
Sales of Maryland Rye at $50 cents.
We quote Oats al 36 Il 3s els. for Mary.
land, and 81 eta. for PENNSYLVANIA.
WHlSkEI .-N-Sales of Pennsylvania bhls.
at u els, aud Of hhds at 81 cents
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STAGE OFFICE.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
sUNBURY; PA.
LANES coyERF, ProbrietsE,

WOULD respectfully snnounee that he has
w taken this well knoN rtsnd, where he
will tc gfatifrd to sec and Entertain h friends
and the travelling public gepsfslly. This house
is now rcpletc with every conteniehts' somior'a'
blc, pleasantly located. handsomely 'ufn''hsd'
well ventilated rendering it IN tvoty rsspse' a
desirable stopping place. ,,,.- -
No expense hos been spared NJ fitting up this
house. The chambers are well furnished and
the table and bar provided with shS best III.
market can afford. ,;,
The Stable accommodations are sa'shsfts and
well calculated for travellers.
STAGE OFFICE.
The s,uees running from Norhumbsikta 10
pottsylllt, STOP at this house, where through sha
WY tickets u Pliladclphia can he otaineT
sudbury, March 20, isead
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Ubc Mlortrts.
Philadelphia Market.

MAY s, 1882.
Flour AND MEAL.-Flour is firmz-.,,,,
Of 700 bbls. mixed brands at 81 pet Hi
sales for city use al s4,i2i. Es,r. ilop,,
is held at S4h SIS
RYr FLouR.-ls scarce, aud would br;nA
S3.25
CouS MEAL.-Las, sales of fresh pron,y
al S3,6l.
WHsAr-Lilile Offering sales of priro
red al 90c; white is held at So.
RyE.---None arriving last sales Il,
cents.
CoRS.--ls dull sales Of good old yell 10,
al 81 els.
OArs--New Southern arc in demadd a
az a 43 els.
WHIsxE EY.-.Sales at 81 cts. in bbls. an
81 cts. in Ehds.
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slasai .pol ll.11l .onq n 1l05.z56 1l.hi5.5al


remains in hand, beyond demands Of deposit
ors.
Persons in wan, of three-cent pieces can be
supplied, TO almost any amount, in exchange
for gold coin, if applied for in sums of $40,
80, or S9O-Phila. Ledger.
THE ERuPTIoS AT THE SANDWICH Is
tiSDs.-The Sandwich Islands papers con-
tain loug descriptions OF the eruption OF
Mahna Loa. The Polynesian says;
"a column Of molten lava, glowing with
the mos Intense heat, and projected into the
air TO distance of 500 feet, was sight so
rare. at the same ime so awfn!ly grand, as
10 excite the most lively feeling Of awe and
admiration, even wien viewed at distance
of forty or fifty miles. The diameter of this
JET is supposed TO be over hundred feet -
III some places this river is mile wide, and
in others more contracted At some points.
il has filled mp ravines of 100, 200 and 300
feet in depth, md still it flowed on. 1t en-.
tered heavy forest, and, the giant growth
of centuries were cut down before it like
grass before the mowers scyihe ! No OBJ.
s,acle can arrest it in lis descent TO the sea
Mounds are covered over, ravines are flied
up, foresrs are destroyed, and the habita-
iiun. of man are consumed like flax in the
furnace Truly, "He touched The hills and
they .moke.n We have no, We, heard OF
any destruction of life from the eruption
now in progress. A rumor has reached us
thai small native village has been destroy.
ed but Of this we have no authentic intelli.
gence.
Two vessels had sailed from Hilo, both
filled 10 their utmost capacity with peo.
pie who desired 10 witness this great erup.
lion.
The eruption seems 10 have broken oui
through an old fssure, about one-lhird down
The side of Mamma Loa, on the northwest
side. aud no, from the old crater on the
summit, called Mocquoweoweo The al,i.
tude Of the present eruption is about 10 ooC
fsei above the level of the sea, and from The
bay 10 HiIo Byron. bay) must be some fifty
or sixty miles. II it succeeded in reaching
the ocean at the point SUPPOSED, after having
filled up all the ravines, gulches and in.
CAPABILITIES Of broken country, i, will I'M.
douhiedly he cfe of the most extensive
eruplious Of modern iimes.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

List of Jurors.
OF Northumberland County, for May 81,
" 1852. Special Court.
LtwTs.-John Clapp, John Dimm.
DELAwARE.-Jonn Nicely, r. II. McCor,
mick, Isaac Vincent, Charles Fox, Ephraim
Hilliard, Samuel Sees, Simon Lanlz.
TURBuT.--Henry Ludwig.
POINT Henry Morgan, VIM Hamor.
MILIoN.-Thomas Sirine, VIM. C. Wilsos
J. II. Mccormick, Geo. X. Reader.
NoRrHumBERLANp James DeiRenb bach
John Hummel, Charles +. Little.
susBuRY.-lra T. Clsmenr, Hiram Price
RusH.-Joseph Pegg.
Bloom.
JAcEsoS.--Frsdsrick Shreff ler, Jacob W. eli.
ser, Samuel Clark, John Clark, J. r. Reigel
ThEvoRros.-Geo. Weaver, d. w. Dom.
bangh.
LowrR MAHosoY Michael Biting
UPPER Jacob f}offa, r. Mou.
rery Peter Geise
SHAMoEIs,- Miller.
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$1,000 600 Saved Yearly By Purchasing.
MINERAL PAINTS

THE wonder Of the age iiniitfes uHn Productions
Til, Sc Paints differ from al a,htrE IN the market
they are not clys they require LITTLE Oil, flow easily sni
cover with heavier body thnn white lead Iney neltbsI
crack nor peel and dry readily, uiakifs ali ESAAht OF
STONE. .... -, IL, x,,l =
col OIORS-we have seven different colori vi gree
r ,yus two Chocolates Hack and elbow. ana " soin-
bi,u,,ilm mike every variety and shade oi color.
BODY These Paints superior ~ BODY (of cover.
ne property td any yet discovered and poumu t P,o
VIII douUle The sufuce O white eau, Ns'j VI 0e
IRON.-Tp Iron they furil.h a perfect .pro'ecteu
against rust " they contain io etsl; which IKE white
lead acts dcsttuetively 9n the iron III isrt ihf RANT
makes iron d, d,ujlt eupable for bidding phtPoseI -,
BRICK WORK They give to house walls t1uch
heavier coating ha other paints and IL sanding Is ehf
ed nothing hnds A. firmly vt finishes NJ well with u.
OLD ROOFS-Gve us n ront; nevef 90 old ana leasy,
Silycrs Mineral Paints will make 1t chenpy new siu
more enduring Than il ever was ,.,
SHIPS using this extraordinary Mineral % we prepare
It for them will he pfoof agas the aetioh of bcf sun'
CApITSIJSTS and tiCff.bfRs nrc invited TO make
strut scrutiny into the merits u hese Paints Thty WI
find very great reduction might he nde IN the cost o
painting. These Paints trey ffilnera; all cay uno
market. They cost hut half the pct u white lead and
the srnc quantity will twice tie surface, and asi
six times long. which IN fact edRcis the price to one
twelfth Climate has effect on this PAINT and equally
valuable in the cold Canadas sr!hy Florida .
DIR ECTIONS.-Use Linsced Oil. fix ~ thict ~
to tam aud use as other paints These Paints need bnt
little dryer, and for pruning and second CWmg ~ a!
housrwnr they will be found far cheaper AMI more dura
bic than lead ~. la, .
Dealers aud procure this Paint WhosssS
and retail of FRENCH & RICHARDS
Y. w. Corner 10th aud Market Sta, Philndeplhs
G"ncInl Wholesale Agents. also Importers Of Plate aud
Conrcd W ndcw Glass. Dealers in Drugs, Paints, &c.
Mach 10, lSJ2-3mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
OPERATIONS OF THE MINT.

The Treasurer Of the Mint, Mr.. 4. c. Dale,
has furnished us with the operations OF that
institution, for the las, month, fIom which
we learn lha, the work of the month was the
coinage of 2.e76,s26 pieces, Of the value oi
s3.537 ,s39 80. The gold coined, was s3,'
47A, 1873, only abou, 100000 Of the amount
being in quarter eagles and gold dollars
while nearly two and n half millions we're
in double eagles. The silverscoinage in
dimes and half dimes was about twenty-five
thousand dolats and In ,hree.cen, pieces,
about thirty thousand dollars. We nndcr.
stand that this little coin is going largely into
circulation, 10 the exclusion Of the large aud
ihconveulehl cent The deposits of gold for
the month amounted 10 3,o9o, 900, Of which
80 $50 900 were from California. The de-
posis of silver for the same time, amounted
to 500. The coinage for April, it will be
seen, is in excess Of the deposits, telling well
for the promplress and efficiency Of the Mint.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
Estate of JOHN UNGER SEN, Dec a,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesii-
= mentary have been granted to the subscri-
her OH the estate of John Ungcr, scn., deed b,
late of Shamokin township, Northumberland
county. All petSons Indebted to Bald estate on
book account, vendut NOTES Of Otherwise, or hav-
ing claims against the SAINT, are requested to
call on the suhsrrihcr FOR settlement who will
attend at the house Of Charles Leiscnring, in
Shamokin township, OH Tuesday the 25th day
of May next, for ,t,dt putpose.
WILLIAM II. MUENCH, Exc'r.
shamOkin P; Anil 10, Is52-Gt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

LIST OF CAUSES
EHOR Special Court Of Common Pleas Of
u Northumberland County 10 be held The
5,h Monday Of May 1852.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
t.,. S ID Jordan S Hunter
'0' '"'' Mex Jordan
Samuel 4 Jordan ct al VS. John Arnold
Aaron Reppart VS. Ira II Clement
Henry Kciser Us Henry Yoxtheimer's admir-
George L. Gehrig ct al vs. Peter Warey
c, g. u- Thos A Billing:
Robert Philips VS. James Kenny, i
George Garman VS. B II Howell et al
Com for Fred'k Weaver Henry Bardshtr &
and Wife Jacob Fry
Mahenoy and Shamokin !. p.,,
ln,pro, ement Co. '""' ''
James Ross rs Jacob II Rhoads
C.ro,h.r - = IS Hugh Bellss ct al
Henry Donntl H a. Va Hugh Bellas
JAMES BEARD, Proth'y.
Prothstdtary'. Oficc,
Suntu'y. Aprii IT. ls53.-S
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PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Special
Court Of Common Pleas, in and for The
County of Northumberland, 10 comfhenee at
The Conrl House, in The borough of Sunbury,
at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj. on Monday Ire 3lsi
day OF May 1882, and will coaiinue ONE
WEEK.
Jurors are requested TO be puneitsl in
their attendance, AT the time appointed
agreeable 10 their notices.
Given under my hand at sanbuft, the i7th day
Of April, in the year Of our lord one thou
dependence of the United ststes Of America
the 10th.
WILLIAM B. kfPP, Sheriff.
God save the Confmonw ealth,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

FArM ARRAY IL SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
On Tuesday evening, at Brookvlle, few
miles east of Polsville quarrel occurred
betwreu Hugh Stephenson, Scotchman,
f0reinau a, the Mines OF Mr.. Geo. H. Potts,
and James Coogan, an lrishman, which re-
suited in tho death of the latter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
ERTY STOVE WORKS,
sSsz BROWN STREET,
sysg above Fourth,
pHILADELPHrh

VHNHE undersigned respectfully irforn the pub
Il lie that they are in full operation at their
new foundry, and ready TO execute or,cts for
stoves of every description OH the most rcusona-
ble terms.
They invite the attention Of STOVE DEAL
ERS TO their large assortment of STOVES, all
Of which are entirely new, and got up at great
expense. Among which art the Liberty Air
Tight Cook, Complete Coch; star Air Tight,
Star Franklin, Star Radiator, Jenny Lind I'm
poycd, Fire King Radiators, Shlainunders. Can
mons, Bases, Bare Cylinders, Bar Room Stoves,
Furnaces, Gas Ovens. &c, Sr.
ABBOTT J. LAWRENCE.
n. B.-Country merchants are particularly
invited to call and eNamine our assortment.
April 10, lS52.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

BaIDeISG THE SuseuEHAxsA The Com
mliee of the Maryland Legislature, appoint
ed 10 visit Havte de Grace in reference to
the proposed bridge across the Susquehanna,
have made report in favor Of the project.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
BoNNETs AND STRAW e6ops,

"a. ToHN Il. WALTON Wishes to inform
R - his customers and the public, that he
y is now prepared to frtnisi Them with new
and wen selected stock of B8NSrrs of the new.
est style, and materials, together with variety
Of other straw goods and
MILLINERY TRIMMINGS.
He will also he receiving throughout the season
all the fresh ana desirable styles which he will
sell at the lowest Prices
JOHN T. WALTON,
NJ 81 North End ST., Phsdelshia.
March l3, is52-smo.
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% 4 u ID.

At Milton, on the eth ult., suddenly, Miss
SUSAN daug ghtef OF Spencer MellIef, decd,
! OF Rush townstSpt aged II years aud 20 days
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The Johnston Ink
MANUFACTORy REVIVED.

IOth y Loinbdrd " PHILADELPHIA.
VNHE subscriber hsgs leave respectfully to- in.
IL form PRISrhHs generally. that he hrs sue
ceeded to the Business of manufacturing Prtnts
ing ID& fotrierly carried on by his grand Fathes.
and Fathtt, and offers his article to tho trade.
without any Purrs, hut with the simple reliance
upon the long established cha acer il has horne.
feeling confident of its giving entire satisfaction
to all who may favor him with a call TrRxs
CASH. CHARLES ENEU Johnston,
April 10, lS52.-tE
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SUNBCRY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
In the matter of the Estate of PETER
STULL, Decd.

T<HE Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to Sam
Il uel Stull, who is deceased, leaving issue
Peter Stull, Jane Stull, Esther Stull, Fanny
Stull, Elizabeth Stull, Samuel Stull, LtsGt
Stull, the last ttained two arc maffitl. Re-
che Stull, married to Joseph Jones, which said
Joseph is deceased. Anna Stull married to
Abraham Snyder: Elizabeth Stul married to
Daniel Wsmpole. Maria Stull married to VIM.
Neville. Maria is dead leaving issues Eliza,
jeremiah and Jane. all married. Fanny Siull
married to Jacob Lilley. Jacob Stull, Peter
Stuli, Henry Stull, and John Stull. Aaron
CASTOR is sppointed Guardian of the minor chill.
dren Of Maria Neville and of the two minor
children OF Samuel Stull. decd, pro. Aac. rice.
lincal descendants of Peter Stul decd, and all
other persons interested,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

LOLA MoSrEz is out again in reply to
the "Iesuis." From LolL's letter il Appeals
that she has had many hairbread.h adveu-
lures with that influential order. Sire says:
"Who had me poisoned with arsenic =
Who had me twice shot al! WHO placed a
fInaiic npou my stairs at midnight, with a
pnisnard in his coat! Who, al a party at
Mr.. Somers', a gentleman residing near Mu.
Mich (had il moi been revealed by one of the
conspuators 10 whom had done kind ac-
lion on the morning Of the very day.) had a
carriage, with four horses ready TO convey
me 10 Spalsburg, in Austria, the prison Of Sill
vic PrIico, where | would nave been i'm
INJURED 10 this day, host and unheard Of! -
These are truths and facts"
She 'ihanks God she is now in free Ameri-
CA" where she will be allowed to produce
her new play, embracing The principal event.
in her own life. She has no fear OF the libel
law, on showing up the private character Of
the European kings, princes xnd their off.
oials; though there are a few secrets, which
she hopes, "for the honor Of certain high par.
ties in Bavaria and Austria, she may not be
forced to divulge in her own defence.
Phla Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

EMERsoN's ARITHMETIC Nos. /. 2. g.
i and Porter's Rhetorical Resder, Just receiv.
ed and for sale by NM McCARTY.
smhury, May /, lsSf-
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Consumption,

CUUGHS and Colds Bronchitis .IIhMd Splitting el HooS
Hssdiag the Lgn, Pdn' in he RIsIsi, S9e, aud the'i
kerroHas Nighf Sioedt PditatoH 81 The Heart ami all
FEMALE EWEfkSESSES and Compidmt' arising
tlerefrum Cholera lufaniHm, Nc.
re- For Proof aud pattcunrs of Cures, zee our
pa,uphlrts and HIadbGi-al our Agents have them 10
give xwsy
For SALE sY-7I. w. FriirG,, Sunbury Mury 4 MC
Cay Northumberland John H. Rasel Mlitoi lidyts
Mccormick, McEwensvle.
MAY 8, 1851, elw.-ly
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Northumberland County, IS.

You are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans Court to lie held At
Sunhury, on the first MONDAY of August
next, then and there to except or refuse to take
the real estate OF said Peter Stul, decd situate
in Delaware township containing l03 acres more
or less, which was valued and appraised in pur-
suant of writ of Partition awarded by the
Orphans Court Of said County, and hereof fail
not.
Certified from the records Of said Court at
Sunbury, on the 9Th day Of April 1852.
BY Order Of the Court.
J. p. PURSEI., elk. o. G.
Nav |, lS52.-5t.
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uOssD CoiNNuf' IN AfRiis
1oi,o27 double eagles, S2,i935i0
1s,7O0 eagles. Is7.nOO
1882 half caglrs 3T26GO
1852 quarter eagles. 2ni.655
l26,273 gold dollars, 1919
462O,i pieces 3tfi,igs
SILVER
$4,000 dimes aeOO
o6OOO half dimes. i93OO
I.OOO, 200 3 cent pieces, .0,0O6
l,sO6,2ii pieces, 3,526,93
i.i7Oy5s2 cents, 1i.7O5 So
r,976,-2o pieces s3,537,0 -
COLD DEPOSITED FOR APRIL
Front California. S2.NsO,0OO
From other sources, 10000
e3OoO,0OO
81 yer deposits for April, S25,7OO
The following is a comparative statement
of the amount Of gold bullion deposited, and
the amonnt coined for the three months of
the present year, and the corresponding
months last year