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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

A deadly assault was committed on the
person Of Moses Richardson, at Tamaqua, on
Monday night, the l7lh inst by three Ger.
mans. happears that some difficulty occur
red between some Americans and Germans,
al Beer shop, where dance was going
on,-ln the melee, Richardson received sew.
eral terrible and fatal slabs with butcher
knife, one cash severing the jugular vein.---
He died almost instantly. Three persons
charged with participating in this murder
have been arrested and lodged in The county
Prison, 10 await uial.-Pottsvills Register.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06
.ORPHANS' COURT SALE.


PURSUANT to decree of the Orphans
u Court of Northumberland county, fe"n-
| sylvania, made on the third day oi AP','
1854, The undersigned William ii Marsha'' !
Guardian of Cecile Viel, a minor child OF
Jose phne Bousquet Viel, late OF Bordeaux
IN france decd, will expose to sale oy pun.
lie vendue, and will sell on Friday the twenty
sixth day of May, 1854, at 10 o'ciocs ~ 'no
forenoon, at the house OF William NJ we"
yer, lnnkeeper, in the town OF 0na,"o~I
Nortbumb mberland county aforesaid, The nnoi-
yided interest of tho said Cecile Vlel MI
nor whatever the same may be (being one
eonal undivided twenty fourth part or snare,
more or less) in twenty five certain
Tracts of Land,
TO wit: in all that part Of the lands emb!+ced
within the said twenty five tracts, when j.
situate in the County of Northumberland,
Being twenty five certain Tracts ot land
which were patented TO one Richard Soder-
s,rom, by twenty five several letters patent,
dated respectively the nlnteenlh and twen-
,eih days of March 1895, enrolled in Patent
Books No % and "a, and were by the said
Richard Sodersrrom by Deed dated the
twenty second day OF April 1895, recorded
in Nor,hu nberland county, in Deed Book X,
page 359 SC, granted and conveyed unto
Jane Oder, Augustine Bousquel, John Bous-
quet and Henry Lewis DupesQnier, their
heirs and assigns, as tenanls'in common, and
not as Joint tenants, and were then situate in
Mahanoy township, Northumberland county,
now partly in Northumberland county, and
partly in Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania,
aud were surveyed on warreuts granted 10
| the following named persons, and con,aius,
according to the official survey thereof re-
| spec,ively, as follows, TO wit /: John Darr 800
acres and allowance John Did 44l acres
aud allowance Mary Darr $50 acres and
allowance Peter Darr 400 acres and allow
ance Luke Dlrr 3S5 acres and three quar-
ters and allowance; Smith Evens 800 acres
aud allowance Luke File 336 acres and al
lowance William Harrison Ala acres ant
allowances John Ho2in 202 acres and hal
and allowance; Luke Hocliu 406 acres ant
a quarter and allowance Robert Irwin Al
. acres and allowance; Luke Boyle 407 acre
and half and allowance; Abigail Luken
430 acres and three quarters and allowance
!, Robert Poor 393 acres and allowance Joh
Smith 4l0 acres and quarter and allowance
Luke Smith 43S acres and a half and allow
ance; Robert Smoke 39S acres and qual
y ter and allowance; Abigail Smith BAT acre
and allowance Robert It'd 375 acres an
three quapers and allowance, Luke Fidle
$50 acres and quarter and allowance Smi.
Lnkens All acres and quarter and allow
ance John Housed 345 acres and three qua
ters and allowances John Meadling 376 acre
, and allowance Jeremiah Jackson 800 acre
. and allowance and Mary Smith All acres an
! a quarter and allowance-and containing
u the whole nine thousand eight hundred an
Y twenty nine and half acres and allowance
i. The Sale 10 be for the best price that can
had for the same and for cash TO be paid
~. G, IF Al ,,l4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

Our AMBASSADOR AT PARIS. The National
In,elligencer has an interesting gosspping
letter, from private correspondent in Paris: /:
'!Mr. Mason, our Minister at this capital, is
an es,imable and honorable man, and person
ally is highly respected; but is unfortunate
that, at a time like the present, with a gen.
eral war about involving the whole continent,
he does not understand French, which is a
great Disadvantage"
"OuI citizens are here in crowds, and pre-
sents themselves in great numbers TO Mr..
Mason for presentation TO the Emperor. A,
a recent levee, our good-,empered Minister,
al the head of some Thirty or more Of his
countrymen, said 10 the emperor, as he stop
ped before the group, permit me 10 introduce
your Majesty 10 my counlrymen; they are
all Americans This turning of tables, by
introducing the Emperor. only created a
smile; but one of The. gronp made much
more unfortunate error. He was New York
er, and had been, it appears, personally ac-
quau,ed with Louis Napoleon when in for.
mel dayslhe latter was in that city. OF this
in very bad taste, he reminded the Emperor
and then added Il hope to have the plea
sure of again seeing your Majesty in Ne,t
York; This was almost as bad as the speech
of a lady 10 George the Third, that the thing
she most wanted to see was a coronation -
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Tracts of Land,

10 wit in all that part Of the lands embraced
within the said twenty five tracts, which Is
situate in the county OF Northumberland,
Being twenty five certain tracts OF land
which were patented 10 one Richard eouers-
from, by twenty five several letters patent,
dated respectively the nineteenth and lwen-
iie,h day of March, 1895, enrolled IN Patent
Book No. % and "a, and were by the SAID
Richard Soderstron, by deed dated me
twenty second day of April 1875, recorded
! in Northumberland county in Deed BOOK ~,
page 359, &C., granted and conveyed un'o
James Oder, Augustus Bousquet, John Bous-
quel, and Henry Lewis Dnpasquier, Their
| heirs and assious, as tenants III common, and
moi as Joint tenants, and were then situate in
Mahanoy township, Northumberland county,
now partly in Northumberland county, and
partly in Schuyikil county; Pennsylvania,
and were surveyed on warrants granted 10
the following named persons, and contain ac-
cording to the official survey thereof, respec-
lively, as follows, TO wit; John Darr 399
acres and allowance ; John Did 444 acres
and allowance Mary DaIr 1872 acres and
allowance Peter Darr 400 acres AM. allow
ance Luke Darr 3s5 acres and three quar-
tiers and allowance; Smith Evans $50 acres
and allowance Luke File 1886 acres aud al
iowance William Harrison Ala acres and
allowance John Hogin 202 acres ana nan
and allowance ); Luke Hoglin 406 acres and
a ouarier and allowance; Robert Irwin Ala
acres aud allowance Luke Boyle 4o7 and a
half acres and allowance =; Abigail Lukins ASC
acres and three quarters and allowance
Rober, Poor 393 acres and allowance; John
Smith 4IO acres and quarter and allowance
Luke Smith 43S acres and half and allow
auce Robert Smoke 39S acres and quariel
and allowance Abigail Smith 347 acres and
allowance Robert It'd 375 acres and three
quarters and allowance Luke Fidler a5t
acres and quarter and allowance; sm,f
I.ukens 4Sl acres and a quarter and allow
ance John House 345 acres and three quar-
,ers and allowance John Meadling 376 acre
and allowance Jeremiah Jackson $50 acre
and allowance and Mary Smith All acres AM
a quarter and allowance -and containing IL
the whole, nine thousand eight hundred an,
twenty nine and half acres and allowance
The sale 10 be for the best price that can b
had for The same, and for cash, TO be paid a
The continuation of The sale.
WILLIAM Fl. MARSHALL,
Guardian.
By order of the Court,
J. P. PURSEL, elk. o. G.
Sunbury, April 22, lS54.-)
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

A MARBLE PALAcE.-F, w, Hughes, ESQ ,
Attorney General of The State OF Penusylva
MIA, has purchased fine lol Oh Broad street
and Master, Philadelphia, on which he in
tends to erect a splendid marble residence.
1t will have front of 25 feet. The owners
of property in this section of that noble thor
oughfare, we understand, will not sell for The
erection Of houses less than twenty-five feet
'front.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.

EIURSUANT 10 decree of the Orphans
IL Court of Northumberland county, Penn
sylvania made on The third day OF April,
1854, the undersigned William II. Marshall,
Guardian of Laura Vel, a minor child OF Jo-
sephine Bousque, Wei, late of Bordeaux; IN
France, decd, will expose to sale by public
vendue, and will sell, on Friday the twenty
sixth day of May, 1854, a, 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, at The house of William M Wea'
yer, lnnkeeper in the town of Shamokin
Northumberland county aforesaid, the undi'
vided interest Of the said Laura Viel, minor
whatever the same may be (beng one eqna
undivided lwenty-lourth part or share, more
or less,) in Twenty Five certain
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

The LIQUOR LAW OF MICHIGAN Judge
Ross Wilkins, OF the U. S. District Court, in a
letter to one of the Judges of the Supreme
Court of Michigan, says he has no doubt the
liquor law of that State is unconstitutional
as all laws are when the legislature, in ex.
press terms, submit general act TO the peo-
pie before it can "become a law" directly
delegaling the legislative power 10 the people
He says:
am friendly to the reform, and so far as
consistent with our fundamental law, would
advocate the absolute and entire suppression
OF the liquor traffic. But can never coun,
tenance any infringement on the Constitution
even to effect so great a blessing 10 this anc
succeeding generations.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

CHEAP LvING.-The Jedersonville Advo-
Gale, OF Tazewell county, Va. gives the prI-
ces current in the Town as follows:-B 'coe. Q
a 10 cts; butter, 10 cts; eggs 6! cts; -four,
per bbl, $3.50; dried apes, rs cts; dried
peaches, siai so-per bashel corn, so cents.
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY!
Holloway's Ointm G II t .


This extraordinary Unguent composed Of the most heal
ing Balsams, and when used in accordance with the
directions which accompany each pot, will insure cures
when all other fail Cases of the most desperate
Skin diseases readily yield to its efficacy 1t is famous
when used in cases of Gout, Rheumatism, Contracted or
Stiff JOINTS tn Asthmas it will do wonders well rub
! bed into the Chest.
| A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF sCROFULOUS
ULCERS,--A CASE CERTIFIED BY THE MAYOR
OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
| Copy of a letter from J. Noble, ESQ Mayor
| of Boston, Lincolnshire.
! To Professor HoLLowAY,
Dear Sr-Mre Sarah Dixon of Liguorpond Street BHs-
ton has this day deposed before that for considerable
period she wns severely afflicted with Scroulous Sores and
Ulcers in her arms feet legs aud other parts OF her oouy
aud although the first Of medical advice was optaeu a'
the cost of large sum of money She ohlnmed no aO'e
| mcnt of suffering, but gradually grew worse -
Being recommended by friend to try your Ointment
she procured small pot and box Of the Pills and 1eJs
perseyernp with the medicines for short time longer
according to the directions and strictly adherng to your
rules 10 diet, &c, she was perfectly cureu, uu "o"
."''' ' / remain Dear Sir, yours truly.
Dated August 18Th, 1853. (Sgned) 1'NobLh>
ERYSiPEIAs in THE LEG, AFTER MEDICAL AID
HAD FAILED.
Copu of a letter from Mrs El'zabeth. emes,
of The Post Office, htd,cick Road, near bognar,
Susser dated Jan. 18th 1853.
To Professor Holloway,
Sir-I suffered for a considerable period from severe
attack of Ervspes which at length settled in my leg and
resisted all medical treatment My suherlngs were very
graet and qate des,ed Of any pemae. r n9e omma"i
and Pills did without delay and am happy % say
the result emineny successful, for they ELECTED
radical cure of ay leg restored me to the cn yen oi
health / shall ever speak with the utmost confidence f
your medicines, and haue recommended them to others IN
this neghborhood similarly afflicted, who derived equal
benefit. z
(SigneD ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pills should be used conjontly with the Ointment
In nt,gt nf tla gXx-Inr pnzp
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Wall Papers Wall Papers
Spring and Summer style
G. Z n L l. E nj L Ms II A II S
rccnT,T, n rn1,TTsnn
Guardian.

UUILI C OIu111i1NO'
sSsS 40 South Third Street, beloU Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA,
EBAVE unusual satisfaction in calling at.cn-
a II ton to their large and varied stock of NJ ole
skim Drab, Beaver, Otter, Panama, and variety
of Straw and Sopt Hats.
Gent!emen's summer Gaps of all descriptions
Chidrens Fancy Embroidered and Plain Gaps
Straw Hats and Caps, Misses Flats, &c.
tSS' Particular attention is called to a White
and Nankeen French Fell Hat Of our own i'm
por!ation.
Phia., April %, ls5i.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

Law OF DESCENT IN UTAH.-.ln Utah, on
The death of a man, his property deseends to
The Mormon Church, his wives aud children
not being recognized as heirs. The church
is the sole heir Of all property.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

The Bill 10 Abolish Capital Punishment an
Ohio was debated al great length on Thurs
day afternoon last, In the Ohio State Senate
and finally lost by two votes,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06
Shamokin Town Lots.

vTyHF subscriber is now prepared to exhibit and
Il dispose of Lots in the new Town'Pl oil
shamokin. Persons desirous of purchasing can
ascertain the terms and conditions oil sale py
calling on the subscriber, at Shamokn'
VIM. ATWATER, Agent.
Shamokin, Oct is, ls53.-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

Cruelty IN THE Ono STATE PRIsoN.-
The Ohio Legislature has before it an inves-
tisation into the conduc, of Deputy Warden
Watson, of the State Prison, who is accused
of cruelty towalds negro prisoner whom he
suspected Of stealing from him $500. On
mere suspicion, and for the purpose of ex-
toring confession from The prisoner, Watson
ordered him 10 be thrown into dungeon,
his bed and every rag of bed clothes taken
from him; and for sixteen days and nights
he was kept confined, without the light of
day, with the ground for his bed. At three
seperaie times he was brought on, by Watson,
stripped to his skin, and whipped with a cat
till his back was cut to pieces, and the blood
made to flow from his wounds. In this con.
dltion without bed or particle OF bed
clothes, TO pass three days and nights as bes,
:, he could. AT the end of that time he was
again taken out, whipped as before, and this
repeated for three times, and when last put
back, he was told that he would be KEEP, con.
fined and whipped every day till the expira.
tion of his sentence, if he did not confess
These barbari;ies coming TO the knowledge
of the LEGISLATURE, they have instituted ar
investigation, and the report made establishes
the facts. Notwithstanding the atrocity O.
the transaction, efforts are making to hush j
up, and keep Watson in his place. Ledger
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tFrom the San francisco Herald, April l ]
INTERFERING FROM JAPAN.

Flom The Java (Du'ch) papers Of Deem
Der 9th, we learn that the Dutch East india
Company's ship Hendrika arrived off the
roads of Batavia on the Is h of December
direct from Japan.
On the Goth Of August there had arrived
in the roads of Naugasaki-,he Japanese fort
at which is located the Dutch fac,ory--a
Russian fIiga,e, corvette, screw steam
boat and transport ship, under the command
o. the Admiral, Pon,ia,ine, conveying a lei
ter from !he Chancellor of Russia TO the EN-
peror of Japan. On the 21st of September
the Admiral, with number of officers was
received, with great pomp and honors by
the Governor of Nangasaki. The letter was
then received and forwarded 10 the capital,
Jeddo. However, at the departure of the
Hendrika the Russians were still waiting for
an answer.
The Henorika confirms the report hereto
fore received by way Of China, of the death
OF The Emperor Of Japan. Al the time she
left, his successor, the Prince Royal, had not
yet been crowned
| The British have their eyes on this fee,
Of the Russians, and the very moment war is
declared in Europe The news will be express
sed to China, and The British cruisers on thai
station will swoop down upon it and make
prizes Of the whole expedition before it ha:
the least in,imation of danger.
Since the above was written, we learn from
the Captain OF the ship Robina that Commo
dorc PerIy's feet, consisting of the war
steamers Mississippi, Powhat,an and Susque
hanna the frigale Macedonian the sloops
oi-war Plymouth, VandaIja and Saratoga
and jhe storeships Supply, Lexington an
Southampton had arrived a, Loo Choo som
time in January from Hong Kong, all well.
1t will be recollected The Commodore pul
: chased on his first visit 10 Loo Choo, a trat
of land for naval depot, and for such o,he
uses as the American Government might de
sire TO put it TO. Upon this tract, lying upo
Nappa Roads, il seems a fort has been ere,
ted by the Americans. Perry left an offic,
aud twelve men in charge Of this fort, an
sailed again on the l7lh of Jannary for Jedd
Loo Choo is abou, halfway between Hon
Kong and Japan, and Perry probably reacl
ed his destination about the 25lh Of Januar
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FLOOR OIL CLOTH

". W. bAAihi-i,
MANUFACTURE OF
FLOOR OIL CLcTE,
ALL WIDTHS, FROM
SIS, 3-4, 7-s. IA, 5-4, 6-4, I'll, s-f,
Warehouse, li0 North Third ST., second floor,
PHILADELPHIA.
AUSTIN BROWN, Agent.
Just received, 3l2 cases. Constantyo on hand
the best assortment in philadelphia.
March rs, lS54,-lm
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WIN. M'CARTY,
KSELLER,
Market Street,
SUNBURY, PA.
EVANGELICAL MUSIC


EVANGELICAL MUSIC
or Singing Schools. He is also opening at
his time, a large assortment Of Books, in every
ranch of Literature, consisting Of
Poetry, History, Novels, Romances Scicntinc
Works, Law, Medicine, School and Children
Books, Bibles; School, Pocket and Family, BON
With and without Engravings,-and every OF varl-
ty of Binding. Prayer Books. OF all kinds
Also just received and for sale, Purdons Dl-
rest of the laws of Pennsylvania, edition OF 1881,
lrice only 5000.
Judge Reads edition Of Blackstones Commen'
aries, in vols. vo. formerly sold at $1,000
md now offered lin fresh binding) at the low
price of $780,.
Treatise on the laws of Pennsylvania re-
,pecting the estates of Decedents, by Thomas r
Gordon, price only S4,OO.
Travels. Voyages and Adventures,-all o
vh;ch will be sold low, either for cash, or coun
Try produce.
February, 81. 1s52.-tt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

Judge Price, lately wounded in an afIrsy
with Col. McLin; at Ripley, Miss has since
died,
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AIDES Dress Goods.-Spring and summer
n 4 Shawis, Black and fancy dress Silk, Silk
popins, De LANES, Shally. Ginghan,s and Cali.
co in great variety, just received aud for sale
by ]. w. TENER * co.
sunbury, April 20, 1854.
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BY order of the Court, }
]. p. PURSEI., elk. o. G.
Sunbury, April %, ls54.-)
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-05-06

By order of the Court, }
J. P. PURSEL. elk. o. G. I
Sunbury, April 22, ls54.->
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-12-06

&C., with all their accompanying evils, Cancer eX-
ceptcd no matter how severe or ofhow long STANDING
The Cathocon far surpasses other remedies in be-
ing certain, less expensive, and leaving the sys-
tenn in better condition. Let all interested call and
obtain a phamphlet (frec) containing ample proof
from the most respectable sources OF the benehcla re-
suits of its use; together with letters from highly
pcrenced Physicians, who have used it in their prac-
tice, and speak from their own observations.
NOTICE TO THE UYFoRTuANTE FEMALE feel 1t u
duty incumbent upon myself to declare publicly the
great blessing DR.. anarchists Uterine Cathocon has
proved to me. For two years my health was miser-
able; was almost unable TO walk. Physicians pro-
nounced my case falling of the womb. extensive ul
eerations, commencing with fuor albus. The pains,
irritation prosraon, and the intolerabe f9tid dis
Charge rendered life burden. In this miserable con-
dtons DR.. F. P. Newand recommended DIR. Marehisi's
Uterine Caholicon. After taking four bottles find
myseln perfect health. Gratitude for my restoration
makes me ardently desire that all my sex alike unfor
tunate, may find relief from this nesmable med
icine. ELIzABETB .NEwLAND, .r,..a p
No. 10, West streets, Utica, N. Y.
The above statement know to be true.
F. P. NEwLAND, M. d., Utica, New York. &
+e% / would be glad to have further supply, as
thd medicine is becoming very popular, and j think
will continue, Ms It has given reliefln every instance
where properly taken. THOMAS NEWMAN, M. D..
May 22d, 1854. .t,e Mt. Vernon, Ind.
The Catholicon is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene
fitted but one-and that one nothing can help:
2 Truly Yours, y n WIN. LAiKn. HAzLETT, M. D.,
!, July 9Th, 1854. Z. i vc,ii New Philadelphia, o.
Phamphles to be had gratis at the store Of Curtis
Hatch, Agent, Druggist, Rayenna, Ohio, Sold by most
of the leading Druggists III tho adjoining counties
october "a, 1855. 's1a3lE ;sas&is eg 4oo'um' Al.
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kcsGCv@s.
GRIFFIN g. BOSTWICK, Having r

GRIFFIN g. BOSTWICK, Having re-
VI moved their Furniture to their new rooms in the
Phpnix Block, directly over Bostwck's dry goods
thing in their line, stock consist in part as follows
Sofas from $25 to Jenny Lind, S58, Tete-e-teIe
face to face suits the young eyacty) Mahogany chairs
Marble Top Tables, Quartet and card tables, what not;
Bureaus. Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools. foo. stools, &c.
Also, fine lot Of Hall Stands, they are beauty.
Also,a splendid lot ofOOGing Glasses from Is to 49,
Also, Pictures and Picture Frames.
A fine lot OF Hair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses
our Hair Mattresses are manufactured in our own vi
cinity, (by Mr.. McIan of Rootstown,) and we war.
rant the Hair to be the first quality oflong Horse Hair;
the Husk and cotton, coming into general use in
many placss.
Also, plenty of Bcdsteads with Hinkley's Suspen-
sion Bed Bottom. These beds have now been thor.
0ughly tried and all who have used Them are pleased
with them, we have improved the bottom by making
them thicker than at first, sell them from So,
50, and upwards, every person who would have bed
stead, should buy one at least for themselves and we
assure them they will buy no other after.
We have full assortment of common furniture
seat chairs of all kinds, fiom s. and upwards
bureaus from 50 and upwards Stands s. 80 and up
wards and some cord beds cheap If people will have
them, Tables 50, and other work in proportion.
We have been at considerable expense in fitting uT
our and invite all to call and see what we
have. We know we can sell as cheap, to say the leas
of it, in Cleveland or elsewhere; if the people arc
satisfied that this is the case, will they sustain room
of this kind by purchasing at home. All work pur
chased in the village, will be deliverodat the House Of
the purchaser. 455-tf
RaVenna. March II, 1854, - f'