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Arrest OF GEN. ST. ARNAuD-DEATn OF GEN.
ConNEMEusE.-The following statement is trans
lated from CONFIDENTIAL letter received from Par
Is, by the last steamer. As matter of course, the
occurrence is not alluded 10 in the French Jour
nails. We give it as communicated, making all
due allowance for possible exaggeraton, though
the source of information is too reliable to need
such allowance ss,-ea :.
fought to tell you that the general, marshal OF
France, st. Arnaud, Minister of War, was arrest
ed last evening by order ofthe Emperor for the fol-
lowing reasons. Gen. Cornemeuse, aide de- camp
of the Emperor, found himselfin the cabinet of his
Majesty with GeneralSt Arnaud. A sum of four
hundred thousand francs was there, and the EN-
peror entering his cabinet, asked for this money,
which he destined for the marriage portion of the
daughter OF General st. Arnaud.s g
General Cornemeuse searched everywhere, but
was unable to find more than two hundred thou
sand francs, whereupon he said TO General st. Ar
maud, you and only have been here, and il is
only yourself who could have taken it, Finding
that he could not deny the charge, st. Arnaud in
stantlyd drew his sword snd killed General Corne-
meuse; the latter having merely the time 10 make
engagement, piercing the ann of ST. Arnaud.-,
This scene passed under the eyes of the Emperor,
and so suddenly; that he had no time to prevent
the two blows. The matter is hused up, but YOU
may rely upon the facts, as I have them from
source beyond all doubt. st. Arnaud, you are
aware, is the General who played SO prominent a
part in the coup d. etdt of December-Com. I'D
moi 4
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IJThe annual meeting of The Associate S,nod
of North Americs, Ca branch OF the Free Church
Of Of scoiiand'1 was commenced IN New York on
Thursday ssssssssed
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BHEUM14zsm 5 5KS sGTH T9a .scRoPJJIa E..

hhEOndIbSM, ID, 4
- FROM THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM, ~
wITHouf INJURIOUS CONSCIOUSNESS
Of wiSe snoiee anu Of o. me 5est
reaches all the essential Of tho human system, and
esa the whole
now Is s5 sss h fSS @ by
In Virginia in t716, emsratsd to Kentnekythena viii
reduced by as to be almost wrecked in con-
sution He spent much q his living for medical advice
ing no from his physicians h. resolved to try the
Oft forest. de then dwelt in the midst the Red
Of the stern tfids Having heard much OF their skill in
their mode Of medicinal practice must DO practical
mot 81 he made
nal knowledge OF the early settlers OF
dams. l4a OD'1sa run INC sai'ne m'4 d tue "A
them combined them according the light receiv
ell used them as he had been and had the cheering
bod and vigorous health gvcn in its stead His case
Of ordinary kind, but astonishing his friends
near sent to the doctor for his successful and wonderful
the Seds SO
SO great that the doctor advised by his friends and
bic Inetute IN bottles. ana charge for it which
m an ssUnhn ali h by ana ondsr
cures; commanding eertcstes and testimony in its
"a UNPARALLELED SUGGEST
induced the propTieors it the aieed in this
city. with the honest conviction that the same happy
hos hEMFx AND hon r. Al Johnson
- = ! EMPEROR OF FRANCE,
yee euea o. nron,o % Of
Paris London, and Of this country had failed Rev.
Hon. Shelby
members oil the State department washington, and
|, dsFfal discovery. = 80 wa
have cured themselves and The 81 ts,r
byits use, alter their remedies had iledi
81 so generous as to recommend it to their pa
1t has shown llssl6 most Pows5fey curative of
ring t5s Suffered iaashE hope
ton on the stomseS ye Ndney and SnI bs sae &C.
Gus system M 81 CO
TON s@Is sgRoEqLA KING,s Evil. WokMs kaEg-
i EnTs EsaULA PILES with all diseases arising from
:, . ,,,<,,l THE q !. FEMALE MA. SYSTEM
TTRE numerous and complicated sas aiSS d.
ssss dsSlsstsd
bS Si sns o have
aD' e IfpSe p yy SqSn RSss Ss
~ we thtnlsno other medloine eanproduceg l.s
Na@e xSa@ Letter, and e.r,is,,.s snov,ns
& REST 0RATIYE AND HEALING QUALITIES,
host OF other ma
the
puas ttss,loDt !. not called .,o. ) =.
NOM but also lots % Hte OIL Inc testi'
h ss.5,t n i7ig, HIGH CHARACTER. 20 80
childTsn and frisn ~ SUE on
We give beoyy fey, leineaies haa ialiea-
e''' D't'" : tes W. ~ lSST;;,s.r
10 call get pamphlets see history or The
discovery this necihe and read the certifcates of
cures showing Testimony SUCH as we beIieye
Fs LIVER VEL Pihai
Extract from Jahes Harris .3sq's. Letter, 1el.
After speakng OF c,rsa, n, bin,..,r he 49,
Mrs. been suffering with the liver eumnlaint sS
Ihabhlty constantly complaining, from weakness
net whole system. She now enjoys better health
taanPton's xegetahle Tincture !,
slssz DISEASED SIDE, BREAST,sE EYES. y
Extract Letter from y! Grimes Eco LONDON,
my wife has been s sostg. ps -.
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The IN. Y. Evening POST is not over well
pleased with President Pie1ce's Foreign Appoint
ments. Tie Editor says ironcall,:-
sThe President in making his selection of dplo-
matte repre-, entatives, has weakened the home
force of the Democratic party of the country in
the least possible degree. He could hardly hive
chosen an equal number of prominent men whose
absence would be less seriously felt than those
whose names we copied yesterday from the official
bulletin. We speak especially of those whose in
cubation has most prolonged. s3
Instead of wondering at the time consumed over
these appointments, we marval rather that selec-
ton could have been made in so short time, of
so large number whose Punishment the nation
has so little reason 10 regret and who at the same
time are personally so unexceptionable. There is
not one among them, unless it lie some of those
whose names we never heard Of, who will ever
permit himself to be picked up drunk in the pub
lie streets while abroad, and that is saying more
than could be said of our foreign representatives
for many years.
There are not many, we believe there are none
of the newly appointed ministers who can speak
any of the languages in use at the courts TO which
they are accredited; and the same remark may he
made of the charges, with the single exception of
Mr. Belmont; but as 1t has long been customary
for the government to employmen of zone tongue
in the diplomatic service, we are bound to presume
that the usage is founded upon some principle of
policy. If most of them talk abroad as they do at
home the fewer languages they have at their COM
mand the better.' 4. los.,s
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REMOVAL

E ( s 5s'. s. REMOVAL. Is a.s 1.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS to the new four story brick building,
tist ses,.l 'No.s117, Main street, ii.t p
west side, between Monroe and Unou streets where
win be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock. direct from importers manulacturers which
would be pleased to have my old friends and
to call and examine. ~ =. ].
ffeb4 ~ :wM.r. sELByi +
5-JG G. Metea will be found at the above establish
nlent. whsre he awaits his old friends. q 81,
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NEW GROCERY STOR H.
No. 5 Washington Hall,

a N I1yoo onylrTs 81 .SkNeeLtng, iKa.
and dealers generally that now opening on or
.ne pest OF family groceries in the Western
consisting OF every article usually kept in hebest
groceries to Eat and DRINK all OF which at as
low prices as can be bought in the city Give us CALI
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Hooks nt IhomPson's.
HON DAYS AREC

& HOT DAYS ARE COMING,
A ND In order TO prepare them go to w. D. MOTIF
~ & BROS and select many dresses as you want
or the season, from their elegant assortment OF Lawns
berages etc, which they Offering sell at such
prices as cant be beat. AIresh lot just opened. JED
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Iron Saturday last, $50 recruits, under Capt,
Morris, left Carlisle Barracks for California and
Oregon.
pHon. Lyman Trunibull has resigned his seat
on the Supreme Bench of Illinois, the salary 81,
200, not being lucrative enough.
GTJohn Dooley, died at WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y.
on Friday from injuries sustained by the explosion
of campLene lamp.
uDr. Arthur P. Hayne has been appointed In
spector Of Drugsa at Charleston, S. g.
pRobert Ellie, ESQ.,, Sheriff of Charleston, died
suddenly, of country fever. last Saturday.
B-Edward Kendall. the famous bugle player,
the b ston Bee says, is seriously ill. f4
uRey. N. w. Williams. a Baptist clergyman,
died at Boston, on Friday last. = s,sss.sS5 3 T
pDaniel Dempsey has been arrested in Boston,
charged .with the murder of his wife.
MA shark measuring about fifteen feet was
caught, on Monday, in the Potomac, near Fort
Washington. 49, =
MA dwelling house at Raleigh, N. c., was de-
stfoyed by fire Anew days ago, and Mrs. Mitchell,
an old lady, persisted in the flames.
UCapt. J. Skenett, u. s.. a., has taxi n charge
OF the Government Works at Fort Taylor, near
"PATcH suros PATcH. We find the following
complicated piece ofpatchworkin annmber of the.
OF The Prairie du Chen Courier
by Daniel Andrews ESQ, Mr.. Reed Patcb1f 70.
Miss Harriet NJ. Patch, ali of Patch Grove.
MA libel suit brought against the New York
Courier and Enquirer, for publication six years
ago. was decided on Thursday last in favor oftie
editor. 81 sg..siii FI5s sse1s ~ \
iastot4 y y .ysot4 5ai9 sslisi y g ssle- H.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lros's KAru1RosEThs invaiua BILE article, for eradi-
eating Dahdru curling Identifying and preserving the
should think the ladies' would all try it, certainly Price
scents large bottles Advertised in another column
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,aCtEJ . PHYSICIANS S. Az
have cured themselves, their families
byita after their remedies aed; and some
Of them generous to it their pa
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was cured byit hronic Infammatory Rheumatism
seven duration, the skill of the physicians
Paris London, and of this country had failed Rev.
non Eskridges chaplain u S. Navy, byit. Also
Judge Davies Hon. T. H. Shelby, Members of Congress,
with members of the State Department. Washington, and
hundi eds OF others, who give their testimony this
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Thomas II. Gibson,


PLUMB Err AND GAS FITIhh,
Noe Union st, opposite C. H. Berry, kGpe .s .s
pEGs leave to INFORM his friends and the Pnoi s sIt
ID elal, that he continues to carry the III
elisa share Of public patronage. - oors-
He has constany on hand lead and iron ~ basI.rL
mon and patent eistern pumps BAN for
wafer closets, wash basins cold water "a "a
tells, water coolers for private families, no, @ ls
shower baths. bath tubs, lead and iron einqne t
cofnss hatters kettles, ietors bleaching an9 M Th
chemical apparatusi etc.: Factories, etc. nus1 VI
dispatch. p - ~ > - -1tN v,hts
Also, chandeliers. pendants, brackets belIaf hD''
candle burners, ETC., "a ,sJ,yrs
Allorders len at the above place viii be thanKl'
ceived and promptly attended to-. So -, ,its
I'm bah orders from the country vii mesEIsad
prompt attention. 1sitH aP-
-EiHILDREN,s and boys straw, hats. 1AlsO-bO''NN
" eydur bats. dIab and black. y I, sOS.
nlal9 In ., 1slzuss9ii a. s. .tHAkfsh .
K AGIways Comings4New and. desirable goods al"
N ing every fewldays al the popular store o. r. PBo
May2l sa.s-sS slals wv ID AOIIs -
SLIPPERS, SLIPPERS: .v.J
an PAIR Of Ladies' fine Block SLIPPERS JgsS 1J.rke
w at the Black Mammoth Boot South End o. IIoI
Square. ma21.a y Tollpgge24.---
fko3d 81 Collars, Ribbons 90. nh
MoSQURTINE collars, entirely newt rioh spiiI g art
l bons; elegant bfoidered sleeves In n y Eos
laces Sast opened at HElshkLI
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can hundred men, with each a pen
Or more upon my word, sir,
tits most true, would be too few,
His yalor TO record. sir.D

BUTT was done,-at an early hous on the day
above named, our streets gave evidence, that an
event of more than ordinary interest was about
to occur. About II o'clock The procession was
formed "a "a militaire," on King Street, by Adju
tant Tabb, subordinate officers, Captains, Lieu
tenants, &C., were stationed along the line to pre-
serve order, and that gravity, so becoming on SO
solemn an occasion. ~
All seemed fully and deeply impressed with The
Importance of the part he was called upon to act.
Col. Sincindiyer, and subsequently TO him, Col.
Hunter, took command, and preceded by caval-
cade-,he Cicilian Brass Band,-the procession
moved with solemn tread through the principal
streets of town, aud at length, the whole body
having arrived at the Square, the Y ommader
-"then with solemn ace
Adjourned them without time place.
amid the regrets OF all the cake women, the boys,
negroes, &c.
About shutdown a company of about twenty,
dressed in the most fantastic style, armed with
immense wooden swords, axes, stoyeplpe, &c..
paraded the streets, the great amusement of all
who saw them, and thusvery approp lately close
the solemn ceremonies of the .Martinsburg
Telegraph.
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h1E iT3siistffl FefshnflaAAnlr Dye. -
THIS Dye warranted If used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color to beautiful
Auburn, a5l4 80. - -. .ll.-st 4 f.f{ -
81 tsa PERFECT JET BLACK, e.sis Gi
WITHOUT
oials, saii,y Staining thes Skin.
Price, go cents bottle. For sale by KRLLs cALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents. and by wBf. R. MCKEE.
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r. NO NECESSITY FOR 1T ALL,
THAT is you need get your faces by the sum-
when you go W. ID. Motto q Bros and buy hand.
soma Parasol, at your own price. lff NJ je4
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- THE BENWOoD CHEAP STORE.
He subscribers would respectfully inform the public,
that they have op ened large anil general
OF Dry Goods Groceries, QGeensware and Hafdware.
ana al othcI articles usually kept in city and country
produce Remember Il location. s sss -
h mys1-1md sas7, GILL, KELLY &. Co., Benyyood.
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: !. .uNPARALLELEp succEssl

The many by it, and the great demand have
induced the prOpretors eer it the afflicted in this
city with the honest conviction that the happy
suits will follow Its here, in numerous other places
HON. HENRY CLAY, AND HON. r. NJ Johnson
have certified TO its merits. CAPTAIN CANOT, broth
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q = Great through Line for the, East.
frTNHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i BALTIMORE and connecting with the Washington
branch Rail Road at the Junction Catey called the Relay
House, 8 miles from Baltimore and with the Phiadei.
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon The line now completely and
the whole road Is In fine condition, presenting the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The new and splendid steame of the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati with this road Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
washington &C., may be had OF the agents,
on the boats. EfI-7f,tGs =
The express mail trainlea Wheeling daily O'Clock
"A: M, CWheens tine1 and arrives Cumberland C201
mes) at u NJ and allowing two hours there, ARRIVES in
baltimore C3s0 miles, at Am the next morning.
king the passage through In about 20 hours, including all
stoppages.t ~ . fl77s : t5ffs ~ n
baggage checked through to any OF the eastern points
without charge. - = = ~ ~ szsa.t
Passengers and baggage transferred for
Washington at the Junction. and for Philadelphia, Bal
timore, without extra charge. Travellers allowed
pie lime and opportunity all points their
TlTongh tickets from Wheeling to BALTIMORE, (with
Washington, $9,60-to Philadelphia St0-to be had ON
beard the steamera OF the Union Line the Ohio and
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling a. B. FoRD) Mounds.
VILE. -ma7 = -.-MM. PARKERt Gen,l. Snp,t.
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The IN. Y. Evening POST is notIove well
pleased with President Pie1ce's Foreign Appoint
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-06
II has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
-. NERVOUS. DIS ASES

ring the shattered constitutions inusng hope
Place BY its mild, pleasant and safe
uonon the stomach liver, kidneys, lungs, and the nerv
Gus system, It cures DYSPEPSlA, YER COMPLAINT,
DISEASES or THE URINARY ORGANS, CO UC8HS,
ASTHMA, BR0NCHIAIAPFECTIoN S, CONSUME.
TON SDRoPULA, KINGS EVIL, WORMS, RHEU-
MATlsM, GoUr, NEURALG1A,S ST. VlTUS, DANCE,
FITS, FisIULA, PILES, with all diseases arising from
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FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE.
OFFER atprivate sale, furniture 1.-THE house IN
which now resides consisting ofeyerythng abe
Also: pair OF match buggy &c. Persons wish
or at No. 30 Monroe street. = -
my3t-fwd e .S77i5s ff'5's d. MOOR 2. STocKTnN
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THE FEMALE SYSTEM
has, in DOCTOR HAMPToN,ss VEGETABLE TING.
TURE A. CURE for its numerous and complicated de-
rangements Hundreds who have been debiitated and
dlspired and on the verge of premature grave,
been by its blooming health which we are
abundanty able to prove by such a host OF -
45 LIVING WITNESSES 1900
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UThe correspondent of ths N. Y. Tribune
writes as follows from Washington:
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= ..lll=as eEE DORADO TOBACCO a. ----7-T
| UsT received 20 boxes Ri Dorado tobacco Also otl
m ss hn l. brands. LOGAN, CARR q Cd.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05
JULIUS STERN.
REGISTERS NOTICE.

\ OIlCE is hereby given 10 all Trgatces,
Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates OF the following named persons. that the
Executors, administrators, aud Guardians Of
said Estates have filed their accounts with the
Register of Northumberland County, and that
the samc will be presented to the Orphaiy' Court
of said County, on Tuesday, the Sih day OF No.
vembcr 4. D., $685. in the forenoon, for conGr.
nation and allowance.
VIM. kase, SEN, deed, Final account settled
by one Of his Ex'rs John Kase.
MaIlin Drumhcer, deed, settled by lis
Admir-, Levi r. Drumheller.
Catharine Latsha, decd, settled by her Ex'r,
Frederick Latsha.
Jacob Grciner deed. Final account settled ly
his Admir- de bunis non. Geo. c. Wcker
Geo. Philips deed, settled ly his Ex'rs Peter
Wilmer and Jacob Philips.
Peter Burns, decd, settled BY his Executor
Henry Burns.
Joseph Lcib, decd. settled by his Adm tor
Samuel Logan.
Robert *. Dcarmond, decd, settled by one of
his EX'rs John Watson.
Samuel Hunter, dec'd.' settled by one of his
EX'rs Wm. l.. Dcwart.
Bcnjamin Lose, deed, settled by his Adm tor
WIN. Scott.
Caroline Pcfer, settled by her Guardian EIias
PETER.
William Clyde Colt and Sarah v. Colt minor
children of Thomas Colt, deed, settled by
their Guardian William A. Pctrikrn.
John lch, deed, settled by bis Admir- Samuel
Lerch.
JOHN p. PURSEI,. Register.
Registers Office.
Sunbury, Oct. s, lSJ3.- {
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Eureka, Eureka"
VE BAVE FOUND IT AT LAST.

WE EAVE FOUND TT AT LAST.
NOW for the little ones v .y will parents
l. waste hours and days in i,.i,css endeavurs
to get perfect pictures OF their riAdren and after
all get nothing but poor, miserable carcature
We would say, come to our
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
and we will guarantee TO make YOU perlcc,
picture, by our ELecrRo CHyMicAL ptacca,
that works III from ! to = seconds.
We defy any Daguerrean in philod,lphia or
elsewhere, 10 compete with ue. as we are the
invcnto s. and the process is used only in our dit.
ierent establishments in New England oni the
Middle States. For pictures Of adults, DE silver
medals we have received from thc american
Institute, New York aud Franklin Philadelphia.
together with the numerous prrrniums roia
County Faits. is sufficient proof that they arc
the Nc Pl"s lHn Of perfection.
We would call particular attention TO OUT
Iulbo,yp ,ypce--Da Daguerrcotyp in oil.
ID. {. Coatl>s s. Co., TOO Chestnut Street
Philadelphia Main street, opposite site ramp.
den House. Springfield AMI Collins Building.
Wesitield, Mass.
\. B.-Gur establishment is Illuminated hy
the briIliancy Of our Iictorcs by Duy. aud ty
Professor I'9ycford's safely Lamps D. 1IsiA
"Comc and seq
Phila., May 2S lsj3.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05

vENHE subscriber, Executor Of the estate oi
IL Nicholas Wolf, decd, will expose TO Public
Sale, on
Friday, The ilh Of November ner',
on the premises the following real estate, TO wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
containing about 40 acres situated in Lower
Augusta township, on the Sunburv road, leading
to Plum Creek. adjoining lands of Jtel Wolf
Abraham Wolf, Richard Bonner and others, on
which is erected new two story log house--a
bank barn aud other good ou-buildi"gs There
is also good spring on the premises. About 30
acres is cleared and the whole is in good order
aud repair. Possession will lie given immediate.
ly If required Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
4. NJ. when the terms will be made known.
JOHN WOLF, Ex tor.
Lower Augusta, Oct. g. lS53--ts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
y citizens Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyl.
vania. that application will he made to the next
Legislature Of said Commonwealth for the cree.
ton of body corporate To- he styled "THr
SUSBURr SAVINGS Institute" to be located in
the borough Of Sunbury, n Northumberland county
with discounting privileges, and with capital Of
One hundred thousand dollars.
Robert H. Aw Geo. Bright, John Young
Adam Shisslcr. Thomas Robins, Daniel Druckc-
miller Fredk Lazarus, Geo. b. Youngman, Pc
ter b Masser, !. w. Friling. Ira I. Clement
BENZ Hendricks, Geo. c. Weker, J. w. Peal.
SunburY. June 25, lS53.-Gn.
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Gas Fixtures g Lamps.
UEIbRICK, MORNING & BROTHER
No 22l North Second Street. ADORE Viae,
PHIzADHErHIR

N0' II -UTTN SeCond Nifecf, .ab0re Tine,
PHIzADELFHTA.
HANING had many years practical experience
A-l III the business, and rs all work sold hy MS
Is manufactured under our immediate supervision,
we are enabled to offer TO purchasers superior ar
ticcs IN every branch Of our trade, upon the most
favorable terms Al our store may be found, in
every variety and style Of Guish Gas and Lamp
Chandeliers. Pendants. side Brackets, for Halls.
Churches &c. the IMPROVED PINE OIL.
LAMP; also, Fluid, Lard and Oil Lamps, Cir
andolos, Boqucte Holders; Parl,r, Nisht and
Reading Lamps. On hand, Lamp Glasses.
Globes. Nicks, Shades, &c. All. WORK
WARRANTED, OR NO SALE. Factory No.
sc Noble St, rear 4th.
Remember store 22l n. cd ST. next door to ].
Stewart Dcpuy's carpet store.
September 10, lS53.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-11-05
A Farm for Sale.

'E'iiE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
CONTAINING 2s4 ACRES
and allowances. 1t is situated about three miles
from Sunbury elong the Shamokih creek, and is
in good state % cultivation. The Philadelphia
and Sudbury Railroad passes through said farm.
1t will be offered il parts or entire to suit pur-
chascrs. 1t can he divided TO make three small
farms. The buildings are a FARM HOUSE, n
good Dank Barn, and two tenan, houses.
JOHN FARNSWORTH.
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