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~ IsFnft. ATOKs-Thc subscriber received
n other supply universal refseaors,p manu-
fnrtnrd Faom, Philadelphia and which received
Metropolitan Aechanics' Institute OF this city,
conceded who have crsmincd usrd mi. fese
rntor 10 decidedly article III arranged
food provision Is entirely separate or removed
facility OF cold
atound each vessel, and within each apart
neni while by simple venuaog coutriyauco the complete
riy Of he whole apparatus Il insured
prices, with the privilege OF being re-
turned they prove in why satisfactory, By
e. w. BOTELER,
~ Hall
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRUAl
CHANGE OF HOURS
S H 4s..a ;.:,si b ss

IN Monday May 1852 daily (Sunday excepej
will be run over this road agreeaby TO the following arrange
for Warranton and intermediate points viii leave the
,on of Duke and Henry streets, O'Clock,
Returning will leave WarrehtUn O'clock arriving
Alexandria at quarter before 4 O'Clock,
Culpeper Ale intermediate Will
leave Cupeper O'Clock arriving in Alexandria at 10
O'Clock, a. m.
viii Alexandria before o'clock,
arriving In Culpeper quarter before O'Clock.
daily running between Godonsvie and Cuipeper
with the this and the Virginia central roads Per
order: a..a.. .a .
THROUGH TICKETS
DO BynchbuIg W
Nfnthessr w
Per ofdeti w. u. BROCKETT, Agent.
I-dT
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FsoIsrvr DrrARrsrsT,

Hhodc Istand.
EsoIsrrr DrrARrsrwr, .a
Washington, May 10, ls53.
DR0r0SALs viii be received this office until the 18th
and crook harbo
opening straight eaane
70 dredsias
wide. aud sKoavsed TO feet deep
b. deepncd being gso yards
snnd, shells.
ts ercavs4ed, wssch delivered suitable
deposited the flats the westward
channel not TO interfere with
thr navigation private di~tuucs which will
7jfe be being about 100 yards. 7Ete. -
The feet - feet greatest depth OF
wier generally In which The machinery VIII be required TO op
fhss8 II EfUmuk ~ bFfarrT taHIk art e IBFHHf III
The channel l. TO be Indicated and the work
oeer ~ the United saie. e"sneer depart
i.
amount Of material TO be 900 cubic
yds the privilege OF varying
% ameuns bring s ~dn the limits of the sfpops
non isf this Improvement Nts- tf ri
Payments monthly, OF eighty cent
psA upou the fsis
on n ms ~oh Sci 10 he eompscd before tse first day
Of November, lsy0 at4I aeEH 7FtnoW r04ffa II,f
Tho propossl. which crorscd
Wes removed Aforesaid etn1l
ofuhcr information application be made Capt George
Uoont corps Of snsnc"s Now hsys", Sr."sc,sw 20 ~
Brew. Brig Gen. apd Co' NJ Enstseers.
TO inserted In Intelrsrncvr and R-pn~ washington
hoon ro ho.tcn, Massnchoseta, New YORK Herald New
ot huosi Noswich, Connecticut; Pos frnvtdsnc- Rh-
Island York, daily for week, then
twice week weeks containing The eavrr
mnt TO be Transmitted The Engineer Department washington
nwN-d'wAss~aw w n4sattttt t1fA.e ~ dAtt'
p y. wrEEn'A NEaW saOODa Fapn GENTLEMEN
Ihs~- ef eleesnt eoods fcs gentle
making the time complete Those
% are sser, sspviy shcs.ve. ~ coh'"s for The p,e-n.
I'D approaching shorM all goods
NJ Ne my g..chssc elsewhere ..ia. aHa'9 gh x. .a.
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United states Patent once,
NSn.h,u,ynn hfax Qy IH.l

Washington, May ~ 1853
IN the petition Of Samuel Colt Of Hartford, Connecticut praying
" fpr extension OF gantod TO him the
anu t29 OF $780, for Improvement IN aud ia
the herewith, from the expiration
said which the twenty ninth ( of
eighteen hundred and any three, tl6o5l
IL said peiou be beard the Patent Office
Monday, the eighth 9 August II O'Clock and all
notified and show they have why
said petition ought not tn be granted.
Persons opposing the ernsion required he In the Patent
once their objections, specially forth in writing at least
days before the day OF hearns n testimony filed by either party
said transmitted In accord
with the Office, which will be furnished app
cation. #.
be published the Union
teIgcneer, Washington ey rennslvaniao Pbadepha New
Evening New York; Post, Boston and the Uart
fines Hartford Connecticut for three
u,ious the 9Th OF August the day Of hearing
CHARLEs MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
The will
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
%fe1nG AMPrON UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMERS.-
~ The ships this line WASHING
ON capt Il. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt Il. iig
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,OyIC n Or UE,Joy Ai.--ro our customers md a.

OrICE OF HEM0vAf.-ro our customers ana uhe
IN public rcncrafywo would respectfully Inform our customers
and az purchasers oe ns' have asn Gne o. soso
ire Market between streets and contemplate moving
20h of Augustine time II Is calculated tho
that we good and their
and convenience The location being one OF the best snd most
Of the well arranged tor
light, and width having been eonslany
@ r. ysw 70 % dealing w VIZ a sep constantly
probably largest and varied stock OF dry goods ~
finest goods imported offer such inducements
viii insure US afg. share Of the public patronage.
who may vor with their custom Our stock Is now very
and well and many s. q ae sooss w n. o'
move with an entire new stock Of seoss su,,srsp Co.
May g7--eodl laife 81 Seventh 81 near the avenue.
DEH known 10 MI whom IL msy concern that the
undersigned according the res Of the esnernl land
osco al washington c apply TO said once for est'
nca,.- Of scrip following land oGiea military dn
pcare warrants va Nos aoaa n'e, so', aos ~ a,.l s'
sued or service. In tho the revolution snd belonged 70
Wn Reynolds deceasod and have been n"o' nor
patented 0"' e''''S '0'' o' "e WM REYNOLDS TRENT,
for heirs slaw OF VIM Reynolds decd
MoHsosp, April 30, 1854 ........ Eli. +. ~ .a..g +.
DnoFEssOR ALEXANDER c. BARRY's Tricophc-
% e ss" ss . The
diseases o The skin and er,ennl cgs ew.ss SC
er for Inc Of the hnif Or for sropons
GU, 81 s s. % NO a..rron Fr"r--
The sales average Islon q soss year
ba, amount The number which dsy arrive at,e depot
s.ss and on eos asoon would scarcely
believed The wholesale ds.and from 9vv 20 oo.,ss @
s.rss. 10 ar.-s. sale. win ss., rsra,y
snd composition made at considerable expense
add !. repaon well ., rnse value fq ,ac whole m,
~ , s and ssp ss !, ephsm s md " crrSo ne 1ast
we.t Indies Crest Rdan ard France
Nay i-Sem'
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Notice o EstablIshn.nt OF Two Land Districts
In the California.

In the State OF California.
III HEREAs by the provisions Of the OF Congress approved
March 3D. 1885, entitled San act TO provide for The survey OF
public lands California; the gaming OF peempoD rights
The President OF the United States
times his judgment the public
and in the absence
special legislation OF Congress the subject divide the
distinct
districts shall determine 10 be embr
Upper and Gower the Upper, Middle and
whereas, fu consideration,
appears that the public interest mpeaey requires that least
land dstrtes shall be established In that statei
Now, rHEKKroR FRAsKIs PsRcf President Of the United
hereby declare and make that
shall be DIVIDED land districts by the east and
public the parallel OF the thirty
north aude and that the land once for the
shall be established at BEscIA and that Tor the
loncr aisfriet At Los ANoSLos
Given hand the city OF Washington tis twenty
day OF March, A. d. 1853.
By the PrcsidontG
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Jous WILSON Commissioner Of the General Land uhice.
D,x ximn
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NEW SPRING GOUDs-F, w. BROWNING m efehan
N United States Hotel call the attention
Of cizens Washington and TO his
Of French cloths castmees, vrng,
expressly o the Bcng determined 10
fullest popular principles of " low prices and
punca he viii offer whole suits Of clothes az prices intervening
the OF the
so lie
goods be surpassed either In sc
coor quality. many friends the liberal
heretofore extended him, he socls continuance OF
the samr. Mar3i--aawU
fT,uE ATLANTIC RaiIing Works Manuractur- tho
L COMPOSITE IRON RAILING unequaled in beauty,
strength eheapne Onnrcnied cast iron ties melted
of wrought making either light aud
graceful like
WIRE RAILING
Each panel being thus ade
the rain Of the
phere affect rusng ofbe work Designs viii bs sent
TO my address, posare free -t
P,icrs anre 50 per nea foot Ratings for
grounds vcrsndas balconies, hc,
for sale by GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
Broadway, New York
~ pG and his the only sahorizea to
this newly patented railing tie Atlantic States.
Ap l6--d3m lrr 81 IlnfelJ +.
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PsEdiors above papers will please copy and send tho
BILLS The Patent ohce with containing this notice.
May 2s-iaw3w
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nENTLBMES's NEW FURNISHING SrORE,-I have
VI this day optncd newt beauu OF furnishing
ali STYLES hne dress shirts, ganne, merino
and sik undersh hosiery Gloves stocks,
scarf supcnde echir French smoking
morning robes aud umbea &C. Shirts manufactured 10
this establishment pattern, siye and quality which
shortest
the articles would do well call
HOPKINS,
from 9th Penn.
Mayll-3aw3v between Browns and National Hotel,
l,Wo BRICK HOUSES FOR nENT.-Two new, eiribiy
situated marble mantels,
EACH and every
geptee family, will be rented favorable
punctuui tenant, on sPPieationto 10
r. N, sTRATTON,
Anconerr and Commission Merchant,
Pennylr avenue, between 9Th and 0u
An
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paINTlNe Msseri.is for s-ic-some ~ the printing mate
sale bY -. -L----- - M J. Cl MCGUIRE.
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These steamers at Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAILiNG-le53.
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Commissioner OF Patents.
sl. ohce with containing this notice.
IOHS = GALLAHER, late Tnird Auditor OF IN.
Treasury, will claims before Congress depart
ment. he no other references an b., experience and bust
Church May 3-aodl lmif
limited STATES HOTEL ph,,sde, ph,s.-Csp, oHAs
". MILLER having establishment, and
OF very superior character every
and he l. determined il bsr lo,s nothing by isrs efforts
Tbe highest degree OF satisfaction guaranteed 10 all who
rH,lspssruis, May ii7-dm
EXTRA Pay for inc s.ior.--Tbo-e ocsrs, seaorn, or
Is. ~ @ % United ss'l % 10 ssyg & o. ~ % sfs who
May ss, and ~ la,e Arctic erpeicn we the le
obtain the dousle pay rraaed them by Congress The following
Lexington" and opasress TSe ras%onS cysSs Warren Le
e and Dale win be ready for payment IN about theo
rbe Of the pay Of several
ys,.s ,nn ssaGS and an other o'm'o' ps%Py 9ed y
= National Hole, Bnidps washington civ b. O.
N Bho highest pdce win he paid for land .f ali
May f7-dIm MS.
EooD CARRIAGE AND HARNESS ron sALE-Itis
carriage roomy and strong
s1s $ s ma S'sT s sass sS
Ipapirs ., Once. -. 4. ss.s.., ..,... ..-.e.t.
May 2l--eed2~n TT tH.. ...o..
AyssyE House, eoors. French y Co, iaso Of
s,.s erpcn-e furnished throughout IN the la'e. style
/ co,ooyt Of their guests
ya,cs
The ohsrgs for day boarders will be 81 per week ..
/ Ap "a spd2m
NOTICE PussI,c.New arrival French and
~ American Metropolitan
upholstery between p,h aud 10Th
gold silver and finished
Transparent patterns
her PLANTS, directly back OF Iron Hall fa.Es .E .
1''liv NY ~ -zll.L la IL.
NEW May Nd, Is52---rhe undersigned day
IN onicc No ~ Willis Merchants' Ex.hange
for transaction OF general brokerage business.
bank mining, anad government State, and city
| securities bought and sold.
rrom-soy bills OF exchange, and loans negotiated
| May la-dH EWhNbb'. W. HART.
,TDRt rennsyivsnis avenue, sfd
y ana -reet, the stsnds in the ciy wl
Inquire N Mr. Es IN he store,
m ofMhe Morsy. rer doer igs n ,.. SD II. L - =,
AIso large airy lodging fronting on The avenue, wiz
te varsns few days ~ NJ. ~.
June 4-eod1 Nl NtAA ti 80 altA6 Nfe -i&t nt@t j
MOTT, t-Rousy land warrant so,,sS
IN sued under act sepeb 1880 the Of David John
viii be made Pension once
str. usss = ~asvnt 7 1H E
sesip psselrinf nd warrant as
eavea General Land once 70 psevsst me H
sue Of patent said warrant. , ~ ~ WIZ,
1 n5"n. ft-is~sw.~. fItt s @ Aa"fnsy
pWJNr1NG Mss~rsis s.ic.-Some ~ the printing mate
ssls by 77'TITF7' fT4 ,. c. MCGUIRE.
June .-M.. .#.#. yUEle. LIZ Na.#.M .#Uf.
.Es..# #..H. ...#. a#v#.4
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MILLER having establishment,
refnshed modern would inform the public that they
Will find the accommodations OF character In
respect.
Mlers reputation host r. well known eseryhee,
determined shall nothing futsrs
The highest degree OF satisfaction guaranteed all who favor
him with their
PuILa apsLrutl, May I7-d1m ~.
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IOHN y, GALLAHEH, late Tnird Auditor OF 'he
Treasury claims before Congress depart
lie other reference than his and bu
Thousands Office at his residence
street. between and r. opposite the Methodist Protestant
Church. May 3-.odtnif
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IoH REyrrwo large, chambers, room. Arpy
II mrs. LAMB,
Msy lp-atls,June ."..N Opposite Wizards Hotel,
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MOTIF kc-Boustv No. ss fofferts acres
sued under septembcr 1850 IN the name Of David yohn
viii be made the Pension once
wN~s = dupaicst~ ~asvrw. l I'LL
p~sscrs cssosed sesn-s purchasing snd warrants as
ehveai been filed In the General Land once ~ ~
sue of patent said warrant. ~ H. WoVV,
] sl"be I--ts~Hws~s Hitts aatt ".lft Na"fnsyt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-16

n Office is hereby given that the several
~ Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Orphans Court Court
of Oyer and Termincr 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. NJ. on Monday, the
1st day of August next, and will continue
ONE WEEK.
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 remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded TO be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be iust-and not to depart without leave at their
perl. Jurors are requested to bepunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
! their notices.
! Given under my hand at Sunbury, the 25th day
of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty -three--and the In
dependence of the United States of America
| the 77th.
| WILLIAM B. KIPP, Sheriff.
God save the Commonwealth.
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Eureka, Eureka"
WE HAVE FOUND 1T AT LAST.

NOV for the little ones. why VIII parents
~ waste hours and days in frutlcss endeavors
to get perfect pictures of their children and after
all get nothing but poor, miserable caricature
We would say, come to our
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
and we will guarantee 10 make you perfect
picture, by our ELEcTRo CHEMICAL process,
that works in from ! to . seconds.
We defy any Daguerrean in Philadelphia or
elsewhere, TO compete with US, as are the
inventors, and the process is used only in our diff
ferent establishments in New England and the
Middle States. For pictures of adults, the silver
medals we have received from the American
Institute, New York and Franklin, Philadelphia,
together with the numerous premiums from
County Fairs. is sufficient proof that they are
the Ne PinS Ultra Of perfection.
We would call particular attention to our
albotypes-Daguerreotyp in Oil.
d. G.. COLLINS & Co., 100 Chestnut Stree,
Philadelphia. Main street, opposite site Hamp-
den House, Springfield and Collins Building
Westfeld, Mass.
n. B.-Cur establishment is illuminated by
the brlliancy of our Pictures by Day, and by
Professor HOrsJord's Safety Lamps iy Might
Come and see"
Phla, May %, lS53..-lv.
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List of Causes.

ENOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
n of Northumberland County, at August IT,
A. D., 1853.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS
George Shiley VS. Abm Dunkelberger's admr'x
Abiiah Bowen VS. Wm II Thompson
r. Jacob Zartmsns
iieh'S hia@e =" 1--we mo "i'' administrator
] B Masser VS. Barbara Shafier's RS
William McCarly VS. Samuel Hunter
Daniel Rhodes VS. Jacob Wertman
Isaac Holra & Wife VS. Henry Latsha
Simon Snyder VS. George Snydes
Hin, C,r Ro;r., g.. Meyer & Moyer's Gar
nishee
Washington Mutual In
surance Company Nau'i"a" ''
State Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company o
| Albin Newbeuy vs Thomas Rassr
| ID Hoa,s for NJ swenv vs jerks with notice
| TO terretensnt
| Oliver Is Hillard vs. John Hartman Jr
John w Peal VS. Joseph Dmmck, ct. al.
Christ d McFadden vs. Susanna Reid
! Korasrton Sm;,h,s ex,,s wa A. q. & +. G.
| same same
| Wendell Keller VS. John Wolfnger
William Forsmsn ct al VS. John Parks
JAMES BEARD, Prothy.
Prothonotsry's Office,
Suubury, June IS, 1855
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application
~ will lie made, at the next regular session OF
the Legislature, to charter a company for bank
ing and discounting purposes, with capital OF
two hundred thousand dollars, with the privl-
lege of extending it to four hundred thousand
dollars, to be located in the borough of Sunbury,
Northumberland county, Pa and to be called
"TuE MIxEus' BASK OF SUNEURr."
July 2, l953.-6m.
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REGISTERS, NOTICE.

NJ OTlCE is hereby given to all Legatees,
- creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates OF the following named persons, that the
executors, administrators, and Guardians Of
said Estates have filed their accounts with the
Register of Northumberland County, and that
the same will be presented to the Orphans Cour.
OF SAID County, on Tuesday, the ID day of August,
a. d., 1883, in the forenoon, for confirmation and
allowance.
Charles II. Kay, d., settled by his Adm'rix
Jane E. Kay.
Elizabeth Dentler, decd, settled by her Ex'rs
John Young and Geo. T. Miller.
Simon Lenker decd, settled by his Executors
Jonathan and Isaac Lenkcr.
Jacob Horlocker, decd, settled by his Ex'tor
Mlasck Horlocker.
Joseph Hilliard, decd, Final account settled
bv his Ex'r Ephriam Hiard.
William Shelter, decd, settled by his Ex'tors
VIM. and Jacob Shelter.
Thomas H. Kerr decd, settled by his Admir-
William Levan.
Isaac Stadler, deed, settled by his Adm'tor
Peter Strauss
Ana Maria Hunsicker, decd, settled by her
Ex'tor David Taggart, Esq.
James Price, decd, Final account settled by
his Admir- David Martz.
Michael Rockefeller decd, Final account set
tied by his Admir- Isaac Eckman.
Andrew Tinbrook, decd, settled by his A DIN r
Andrew Tinbrook.
Gideon Marke, decd, settled by his Adm'rix
Mary Markle.
George Deibler decd, settled by his Adm'tor
Jonathan Deibler
Thomas Vastine, decd, settled by his Ex'tors
VIM. and Ames Vastine.
I,b, A hx lie A ,ln,fr NJ m,
II. Persing.
Elizabeth Frick, decd, Final account settled
by her Ex'r B. p. Frick.
Jacob Sechler, decd. settled by his Ex'tors
Peter Stahl and Michael Sechler.
Solomon Heckert, decd, settled by his Adm'rs
JohE and Jacob Heckert.
Samuel Culp, decd. Final account settled by
his Adm'r John Haughawout,
Absalom Adam, decd, settled by his Adm',or
Gideon Adam.
Alexander Strickland, decd, settled by his
Ex'rs VIM. Gass and VIM. Miller.
John Hursh, decd, settled by his Adm'rs John
and Stephen Hursh.
Elizabeth Dielcnhachcr, decd, settled by bel
Admir- Peter kuns.
George Hilc, decd, settlee by his Adm'tol
Frederick Haas.
Christopher Goodander decd, settled by his
Admir- John V. Goodlander.
John Hendershot decd, settled BY his Adm
Abm. Shipnan.
John Snyder, decd, Final account settled 10y
his Elk tors Thomas and Adam SNYDER.
Henry Rockefeller, decd, settled by one o
his Adm'rs John Rockefeller.
Jesse and Elizabeth TharP, minor children o
Alexander Tharp, decd, settled by thei
Guardian Jesse Campbell
William Tharp, minor child of Alexande
Tharp, decd, by his Guardian Jesse Camp
bell.
Elizabeth Lesher, settled by her Guardian JOIN
Troutman.
Mary Herb, settled Ivy her Guardian Danic
Herb.
Hannah Dressler, settled by her Guardian Sol
onion Biilman.
Sophia, Emiline and Anthony Fox, settad b.
their Guardian Peter Strauss.
Susan. Henry, Samuel, David, Richard an
Alfred Culp, minor children OF Peter Cull
decd, settled by their Guardians Samu'
Lantz and and VIM. Deppin.
Peter F. Culp, minor child of Peter Gull
decd, settled By his Guardian Philip REM
JOHN P. PURSEI., Register
Registers Office,
Sunbury, July 2, 1852
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Borough Ordinance.

NOTICE is hereby given by the authorities of
" the Borough of Sunbury, that all persons are
cautioned against going into the river to bathe
within the limits of the Borough, until half past
eight O'Clock in the evening. Allpersons violating
this ordinance will be dealt with according TO law.
By order Of the Chief Burgess.
P. NJ. SHINDEL, Clerk.
Sunbury, July @ lS53.-3t
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List Of Jurors.

LISI Oh Jurors.
OF Northumberland County, for August T.,
Grand Jurors.
MrLroN-F w. Pollock, Joseph Egbert.
LEwIs-Samuel Shannon
TURBuT-John Mccormick, William p.
HnIl
DELAwARE-James n. Calhcart
CHILIsQUAouE - William Derham, John
Best, Jacob Kramer, George Fredrick, Sam'l
M'Ninch.
SnAMoKIN Henry Leisenring, Frederick
Mutcher, Solomon Fegely.
RusH-Henry Weaver.
Lower ArGUsrA-Wiliam Conrad, Martin
Raudels, Daniel hartman, Peter Snyder
UppET MAHANoY- William Helm, Jona-
than Ressler, Isreal Fenstermacher.
Low Err MAHANoY-JOhn Hensyl.
CAMERoN--Solomon Dunkelberger.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
SUNPURY-G. B. Youngman, George Delhi,
Ben jamen Hendricks, Gorge Lyon, George
Young, George Rem.
NoKTHuMBERLANp-Da 1ilkeTt.
MlLToN-James Montgomery, II. D. Barr,
Henry Egbert, Robert Shaddon, Moses Cham,
berain, Frederick Filler, John Miller, Allen
Schroyer.
DELAWARE - Christian Hilyard, Wilson
Huichson, John II. Grier.
LEwIs-John Shell, Milton Troxel, Jacob
Giltner, X. {. Buckman.
CHILIsoUAoUE Adam Conrad, John Shell
PoINT-- John w. Stamm, John Dale.
LOWER AuGUsTA-W, r. Jones, Jeremiah
Rem, Casper St. Clair, Peter Reitz, George
Snyder, James Shipman
SHAMoKIN-C Conrad Yeager, Wm. Ammer
man, EIida John.
RU~H-Joseph Fisher.
CoAL-Srillman Eaton, Stephen Eisenheart
JoRDAN-WilIiam Shaier.
CAMERON Kramer, Daniel SLEIGH
Lower MAHANoY-Joseph Fens,ermacher
Michael Readel, Jacob Bingeman, Adam
Lenker,
LITTLE MAmASoy-I Isaac D. Raker.
Jackson-Jacob Shappel. John Creasinger
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-16
Emporium Of Fashion
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
JOHN V. MARTIN.

HAS RECEIVED at his establishment, on
Il Deer street. one door north of C.. J. Bruner's
law-ofiice, in Sunbury, the most
Splendid and Fashionable
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
for gentlemen's wear that has ever been offered
in this place. His stock consists in a great
variety of
CLOTHS,
.dmong achica are superior Black, Bro,pn,
Green, Olive Claret, Belgium Cloth,
French Cloths, Russian black, SC.
BLACK AND BROWN CASH MERETS,
Black plain doe-skm Cassimeres, Summer
and Winter Cassimerss, &c.
VESTINGS,
Black Satins, "a rich artcle) excellent Marseiles
Buff, White, Figured and Plain,) Figured
Grenadinc, superb Waered Silks, and
SUMNER GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
Twecds, Linens, Cravats, Hosiery, Plain and
Fancy Trimmings, Gentlemen's Collars,
Suspenders, &c, g. &c.
Call and see his assortment of goods He
! challenges inspection, and politely invites the
public to test their quality by procuring the best
and neatest coats, pants, vests, &c, in the coun-
| try.
| B' few journeymen tailors can find i'm
mediate situations at this establishment.
Sudbury, May 2l ls53.-3m.