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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-22
FRESH ARRIVAL!

/ GTOH ANIL ' II IL
1pHE subscriber most respectfully an
( nounces to his customers and the pub
lie generally that he has just returned from
the District with large and splendid as
sortment of
Groceries, &C., &c.
which he names in part, as follows: n.
Orleans, p. r., Cuba, Sugars; n. Or
leans MoIasses, West India do, New DIRK
Syrup; a large lot of RIO Coffee; 30
Sacks of fine and G. A. Salt; ) bis, No.
3 Mackerel large size, Gun powder in
Canisters, Shot, Candles, Starch, Mus
tard, Tobacco, Cigars.
LIQUORS:
Old Rye Whiskey, French Brandy, $40
and $500; Peach Brandy, an extra arn-
Gle; Apple Brandy, Gin, Rum Port,
Sherry, Madeira and Sweet Wines 20
Kegs 3, 8, 9, 10 and II pny. Avalon
Nails; / doz. d. q NJ. Axes;
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Mems Coarse. Kip and Calf Boots and
Shoes; Boys Coarse, Kip and Calf do. a;
Ladies' and Misses Shoes and Boots OF
every variety Mems, Ladies and Misses
Gum Shoes
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Black Wool, Cuban, Citizen, and Kossuth
Hats; Cloth Navy and Glazed Caps
All of which will be sold under the old
motto Of "Quck sales and small profits. "
DAVID BILLM1ER.
November &c, 1853. 1T
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DOlIESTLCS,

Brown and oIeached mUsIins, billings,
csnaburgs, plaidcoltons, couonades checks
bed tickings, furniture plaids, bagging,
table diaper, crash, cotton warp, carpet
chain, cotton laps, &c. Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, BONNET'So Of every
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-22
Dry Goods.
WHITE GOODS.

Plain and barred jaconet, plain and dotted
swiss muslin, cambria do , nainsooll do,
dimties, russia and bird eye diaper, Irish
linen &c
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ia MES L. TOWNER

TTITVI THo MS IIUIIVIS dNU CW9IUTltTs, IIdI TIC
has just returned from the east with a
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, equal
to any ever before offered in this section
of country, and is determined to sell them
as low, if not lower than they can be
bough! elsewhere. His stock comprises
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-22
JEH DRUG & FANCY ST1lE.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform his
/ friends and the public generally that he has
purchased Mr.. II. 5. Forney's stock of Drugs,
Medicines, &c, SC, and is now prepared to sell
on the most accommodating terms.
Among the articles constantly kept on hand
| Will enumnrafn the following:
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vcye measures compromise b .,,n, Of tho con
ru,n yocnrnizo Dud carry ou'. tho Tar the
rn,,ou and Inc principles OF tho dcmocat'c P'' '
Government Of the Territories. nv tho prcsoni
Wrsnri Tint considering the violation w Wv. in 70 pow.
dirsiraIon of the pledges under whch i. Of
m c,nse utilization with the anti slavery h,a uf lne
etrs G,1a md reckless attacks upon the en.s nowe,
S,.ss hold usupslon In using its greh. ststea OF
the local election OF the eoVele.sT ~, nnscru.
~ Wy MASSACHUSETTS, and MssissiPP', a"u "a ,nnout
nnlous ahu 80 of It's patronage In removals In Congress
aO, ~ ofice-wc warn our repesenlatT ~ "dmIns,ra
nen8 % ,,ncc upon the good faith OF me m fnp m,
% 10 .nnnor,inp our principles contained hn Ia 10
iron ~ rs Nebraska and Kansas-its irienusp norr
conssten, with past conduct, apu VIII '.
dangerous than It's open hoshli.F ,,,,cIolea of The
ResoIyed That 10 thus reiteraiing lhG p. and fre
oo,acu o1 The civ of New York, well KNOWN s,,c &c
omcntIy rypressed We dscls!m any ineho who
1n,o,o he favor of that class Of Southern I,
oIned the prescn, administration IN Us van aus
ns,t Inwn the Democracy Of tho North II lnrJ h. m
ninrd nv Tie Southern people, our poicn II
s T,c,od. sc nj least shall stand by Inc cons
oil ia intcorty and By those principles Of s'i'e'
.nn hv which aInne |, can be preserved 49,
We are nanny TO hear from tho Washington C'resp'n"s
II ho v ionrnol of Commerce. That the 'cs' OF Wv
Meh,o.so nil has been accepted BY all tho Democrac 'e
,t s,,,e of New York, With the exception oil 'h'es
nt Vim, ,here seems 10 DO 90 prominent opposition 10 III
in cor.resc except from The abo;lons's ~no lou
o,rrc of the matter belonging expressly 10 mem
ia that the bill will receive six votes HOE
Ohio members In tGc House.
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Mr.. JoRrsros was directed to inform the Hon..
and inform that body that The Senate was ready o.
10 the election Of Storekeepcr. Foees
Tho roll was called. and James G. Spots reesi,.,
votes cast, 3d. Ely,
bleesrs. JOHNSON, AluLLrN and BRAwsra re,s esq.,.
Of the Committee nm the part Of the Senate 10
votes Of The Two Houses c0aaIe,
Dir. JOHNSON reported that the whole nunba, NJ d..
WAS lG0. es.,s
Necessary TO choice, 81.
Oi which James C.. Spots had received l6o
PLASTER DASK RAIL ROAD
The Senate resumed the consideration NJ N, Ia,
Rail Road 10 tho Plaster Banks In Smyth coun,v vi ~
Mr. DESEALE proposed an amendment, BY wav a,
| az fellows: 1' " Wis
provided, tho aaid Virginia aud Tennessee p.,,
Company II they accept the provisions Of this ac, ss III
three and half per cent. semi annually into ths T
of the State, the cost of construction Of said ro,s
| the date Of tho acceptance OF tho saGe." AUG
Mr.. TATE advocated tho passage Of The BILL and .
succinct account Of The immense mineral resoYrs
country thnt will be made tributary 10 this road
Messrs. SHAcKKLFnRp, REasa, DENEALS and t.,
yocated the bill; Messrs. CAMPBELL and WIrcHrp CO.,
il. '''
The vote was--ayes %, noes g. So the bill! passed
OTHER ORDERS.
Tho remaining orders Of the day were laid on the ,S
made the order for future days.
On motion OF Mr. JoHNsoS, the Senate adjournsJ
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A TDIpffrc op Dr,nurr

4. meeting Of the members OF The Washington Literary
OF Randonh Macon College, held in their Hall on Ss;ur
January 1884, tho following preamble aud resolution, were u
poou sly adopted 3. - -. =. - .!
Whereas II mss pleased Almighty God, In the Wise daena
DIS rfo7iceoee 70 remove from hisny
end late ietow member Rev WILLIAM H. BATES 0!
Eouny, ano whereas desirc gi7e expression 70 OH
lngsin ard " him; be il therefore -, a.,
'e, st That In The 6eath OF Mr Bates We have W.
who always manifested arden, our society," ant "a
bis unsirlus tent anl readiness 10 obey is calls cid
prouo,Iup OF is welfare. ,, y
Resolved End That properly appreciate his noble
hstoned moral and religious and that We
bis ercourse with -, 4, y
Resolved SD That will With melancholy '
many pleasant which have enjoyed WIN
during hs among endsaIed himself 70 u BY Dis
lrbane an! afibe manners. ~, Of -
Resolved That deeply .ympa,hI1e with tho am
DECEASED nope that hi, Hfcol, which may seem
salctned treir good aud that they ~i receive
from the that be remembered Ills Creator In tue
youth ,..,, ,hs i,r!3
vsd 9th Taa copy ofthese resolution. be sea
add cG;es the bs nsittsd 10 n.
Chns.iso Ad.ceae, RishIh0nd Enquirer ard Norh
joT oabiie.uon. -. GEO. z. BOOKER. icur.iA
@,-...E r &C. MASSENSuBG, C'GI
EHos, l. GATsDr
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x,ns.TICAsn
SUSBEAMS.

,,s shadows dark and drcar.
LIZ Is oi1on, lie many spist, bowed,
On, suubeams ltnser over near,
AND sunshine slill must siid ihe eion'.
Come, look upon yon new. fhaue n'""''''
Beside II kuecs mnurner ia'f,
Hermp,her weeps in grief Pro'onnn,
.,Tis dark, but uIe no suneeans 'ne'e
kh yea though tha, dear voico no moro
Nav fall upnn her lle,onin. ear o,s
Thnunh ,ha, fond smile 80 loVco I'll |''s'
T. oone. IL lost forever hero.
Thonsh Grief would but the soul oesPA"'
And JOY and Hope forever iise,
r,ne raw Of light yea Ringers thero-
Her husband whispcrs-'llvo Tor me-
va homo uealn-her chosen ono,
Who ecems OF life itself q part.
Ia dplns. and his last, loved tone,
E.Ils sadly On that widowed nears'
ae tells her, they will NEE: again
In h,ppy worlds beyond the SKIES,
And bids her hope, but oh! in vain
Fen while he speaks his spirit hies.
Audit IL o'er-,hose lips have pressed
The las, fond kiss on that pale brow
That voice, whose tones 30 OH nave p'os''o'
Is aileut-hushcd forever now.
Far Of, beneath the damp, cold erouno'
Ia laid the, form OF oil most dear'
Grief wIsps her shrouding monte ronno'
. :. Sure sunheams cannot enter 6sTe'
But Gee lovely, apeel.chiid,
With auburn rinRets floating i.eo'
And sunny eyes 60 soft and mild. .x,os
N.1sIimbs wondering up the motnere sue
!,o"..S den, mamma, dun't cry" ne SAD
=. III makes your Willie feel 30 bad"
The mourner meekiy bowed her heao,
=. One precious sunbeam still enc aao.
A wear wen, by --sll pale and cold,
4 child upon his pillow layi
A lingering smile VET sweot!y told
How brightly closed LIES parting Gay
Hjs rinxlets parted simply were,
loon his pale transparent brow,
No sunny eye was benm'ns tnerei
Tho long oark ilshes bid II nov.
A .now. drop pure and white was pressed.
Gently within one Tiny hand,
fiji embIems or the soul whose resi-
Was now within the better land.
The mother knelt in anguish by
Her Iapt, her only Treasure gone
Bnt still, she fixed her gaze un hign, ,.
And murmured, Lord, thy Will pc ooas'
Religions holy light was here
fgods sunbooms still around nor shone,
And angels, softly hUv'rinG near,
Watched Ger her-she was not clone.
Thus God above, from Heaven so bright,
!. Fer guards 10 with his watchfulnese,,
And though clouds sometimes veil their Light,
Yet, there are sunbcams ereryIrhers.
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MAJ, TAos. q. ELLIS, Richmond.

Ptcu ID,
,eor Sir-I bog to express my particular sT cony
,1 from YOU contribution for the purchase r o.,
onh,c's School OF Athena for tho university u
gIna. =, ,,o,,r,o . coov OF this fine pan ling, Tor
49,. nurndsc atcd is In my JuogneH, iii sudrnis
NJ nm surprscd tia, greater NUMBER % t.' n cn,,,
on. yrteIty have no, forward WIN men I
o. Wv ,rha, il. Accomplishment woun DO ~
-, and qualification ihousands vi oui 49,
I nroyc great attraction 10 inc ohiseisy, por
onno, BIO doubted or the appropriateness VI wv. ~ h
" @ from tho pcrtlnency OF the SUBJECT a' e . ~ W.
80, ,hero seems be but ono oplnioi' nc py -
t suoers,cd H. ns the competency Oh .le ANS
non cnc faithful and cred,ube copy On inns pon' you
~ tho latter addressed to committee OF the 'oct'S
W srnni BY lvc former students OF inc GniVetsyi WIZ
W cin Paris during tho summer OIL ioaZ Inc iacts ''Ii
were a., esncciuy tho strong testimony borne by The ~
SUI, If the School of Fine Arts 10 the capacity oil Ar
G gaIzs the nrlis, selected, appear euhcen 10 SATISFY
that if he In entrusted with the Reproduction
"SrhoD of Athena our University will possesu paint
Ing Of very high artistic excellence
H Snciety of Alumni 1T is annual meeting IN June iaal
oourd the committee which lad been previously appoint
~ With authority 10 obtain by the contributions ol inc Tor
% Students sum sufficient 10 deiray The expenses OF pro
nng copy and transporting II from Europe 10 the Unsc1
,v The sum- twenty five hundred dollars small "heE
c consider the numerous body from which u Ia 70 De drawn
and hope thai every graduate will cheernly aVhi mse
o The opportunity thus contribute alike 10 inc aaohmen
ma the permanent prosperity OF our Alma Mater.
Th,nklng you IN tho name Of The COMMITTEE Tor you
contribution,
am, with great respec;, your obedient servant;
' THOMAS H ELLIS,
Chairman of the Committee nf the Society OF AlumR
a., Dr. CLEnssr r. HARMS Senate OF Virginia
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The members Of the Typographical Society OF R.c"m'ha
,o,u,ifu gold. mounted cane 10 their PfcS'aen
a. NJ Bailey, Esq, l,s Saturday oTsnog Tho cane Is o.
.hony Mr.. iIley gentleman every way ~of
,.,,,moni,l his friends may see Gt 10 oileE hlm
~, a. a presIdlpg officer he has few equals
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: VIRGINIA SMALL NoTEs.-ws hsvs;,hs action
TO announce tho fact, that there Is not single Gin the
DisIric, Of Columbia now issuing small noles. are
however some 6ve or six shlnplastar shops locan w
gin!a, dating their no!ssa, Washington, D. e., 1o
pln,a will soon pu. STOP TO alli such banking q heI
limits will not the Attorney General Of the titSs 1le
matter 10 hand II Wasbh8se1 Stsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14

ELECTION OF OF U. y. SENATOR IN MAINE
DosToS Fzs l0-The Maine Legislature 10 dsy eIes,'
William Pitt Fessendcn, Wing D. s. Senator for ,is ya>
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsI ATnsE

BosTos, FEB. I'm the House to-day the surndmeo!.
the constitution substituting the plurality for the m,
system on electpns. adopted by large msil,Iy b
had previously passed tho Senate bu, before II ~
law The next Legislature must also pass 1t and ps's
| ACCEPT II, y
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Srsc,,, correspondence OF tho Ena"irer'

SueciaI correspondence Oh 'he i.h'"''
Sp,ches of Hes.rs Ersre and Ssa' asa's'' INC
Bu-i n.r Wig mors-StTara IN !aec'"
WAsnIyaruN, Frp 9th. 1851.
.,,,a, ,v,,cs ore copos!ng earnestly tho Nebraska
Din THAT the Free Soil wing OF thai party, when Is "'
M should do so Is perfectly natural hn, better 'hHs'
,d no,o naoIness was expected from Inc SILVER ''eys
A. r.,t who |, By far the most liberal OF Northern wing
,ons "a we'll ss ono Of Tho most accomplished Ssa'es'
mo, of the country finally yielded TO homo Influences
and 70 the prevailing ones OF his party, ana mas Hauo
ar, b ac,ns, the Nebraska BIZ. This speech IS moderate
free from all fauacism and without the slacsy OF
suh.,sn,sl opposition Mr.. Evere,ts political and social
f,,nns are oil conservative and favorable 10 Inc consu
ons rchls Of all sections; 10 expressing those OF defen
c,orsc,sr now he false position In which even
his accustomed eloquence him. Feeling the hoPo
essness OF retaining prominence in his party oY Inc proper
r,ss Ina shows lille courage although probably some
o,I In Ginning In with the prevailing influences Being
well established In the Wing ne his chances tor Ptes
dena nomination may be sl as good as nose Oh clayton
Seward. &c
But, Sir. Truman Smith OF Connecticut, who spoke TO-
day In the Senate, aso 10 opposition TO the Neoassa OIL
finds many objections 10 Il In tho ooigas'Gns ~n'co q.
phs htuoy and humane feelings are terribly exercised
about his thing. Really, r. Smith appears 10 DC more
nau;al and more home the head OF vigilance com
In political canvasq where his e1ce!en, talents find
natural occupuoa In chan:ing pnlns TO phliinthopy
or drpcs owe, mans nhununlty 10 man." hf Smiths
IL 1850
mo,e proGl and pleasure Than II listened 10 with.
hear that important movement In the WING rshKs -
In contemplation Taking advantage OF the present sIe o!
Democratic dissensions in New York Seward Is 10 oo lo
neg. WhIQ candidate for Governor OF that State 10 the
preseu, state OF things there. he will certainly DO elected
This Ia bis frat denomination Tor inc wing nonaon, uu
i +. formidable one Should DO successful there can DO
but o doubt that he will receive in addition to the North
.rn Wing vote united support Of the Free Solers ana
abolitonIsts VII tho Southern Wings etand thsi i'
Sewards present position such, or cnn y Dc 90 shahl-
~ improved 81 TO be acceptable 10 then 1t Governor
Jones Of Tennessee Mr. Dixon OF Kentucky Or III.
Hs or mir Rjvcs OF Virginia. was the Wing Vice Pfesi-
Dental nominee with hm could not the Southern Mhee
who src ;oern5y LIBERAL be brought 20 support the tcSe
With Southern offset The ticket 10 Seward, and WIFE
natural and decen, hunger for The poa Ia quite pfooaoc
that he might acceptable 10 them thsn vas
Stewards next friend" II Is also sald mat Warrington
HnnI ia 10 be The Senator from New York The Wings
in foe sprts and all different cotees OF The party arc
bepnnnp 70 intrigue; but will oil be 10 v6in hlah pro-
nose. and God d,poees. "The Democracy, win the doc
trnes OF The Kosza letter and the Nebraska 6 are nyln
chile. AIM IA
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~NNS---
OFFICIAL.
w lSln IL.
Ippo,x-upsre M, - a.


ny and lfiia the ddric: and consent Of the S.na!e
- -. Selhes OF Aiiouma 10 Do Charge d'Alai;es Of TX
United States 10 Belgium.
James s. Green Of ssour 10 DO Charge Aa!res 0! %!
United States 10 New Grenada.
August Belmont Of New York. 10 be Charge daIF.lrsI O.
the United SIates 10 the Netherlands
Henry Jackson OF Georgia, 10 be Charge dAf.he' o.
The United States 10 Austria.
Henry Bedinger of Virginia. 10 be Charge A'e, Of ~
United States 10 Denmark
Pnilo White of Wisconsin, to be Charge dAfar.s Of s'
United States TO Ecuador.
John VI Daniel OF Virginia, TO be Charge Aa!,es 0! 80
United States 10 Sardinia
John w. Dana OF M'ne 10 be Charge d'AfsIres o! -
United States 10 Bolivia
Robert Dale Owen Of Indiana. r. ~ Charge dAfIaires
the United States 10 the Kingdom q the Two SIcirs
THE ERIE RAILnUAD TROUBLES
ERIE, Feb. Gov BigIer Marshal Frost The pre,i.o
and directors Of the Cleveland ard Ashabua railroad A
here To-day for Cleveland Mr. Packer the new suserna
dent, remains The contract for running the Prausn Cn
road has been executed The drectoe are under The e
cumslauces, perfectly satisfied With The agemeul, ms'
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I-rsVEsTiNt; CORRESPONDENCE.

SCNATE CAANbEnI JANUARY oFi Eo0s'
Mo Dear Sr:-I observe by circular 10 the former ou
- m, University OF Virginia. lhn you are tho rchsu,e
feh's " for The purpose of obtaining copy oil the
,on Of Athens, which is intended tribute 10 our AL
ma Macr .-o.,,,,,,o ,,hIch T can never for
In iendeng you the small pittance when ene,9e'
r to communicate 10 your associates In this anuaos
Ir6rie tho great satisfaction which loci 40
,hIe ep In those who have, ct the univels
~ed instructions which render them ornaments ~
a and worthy recipients of tho benefits which we all o."
~ A.. Jefferson the founder.
very sesPee'lu''y' Sou' ~ c r. HARRIS.
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RICRM0ND ENQUIRER.

nY RITcHIEs & PRYOR.
s.TYiRDAy MORNiNG. FEBRUARY IL. 1"'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

kfoR ss's a 'his eHss, s.lssias nlssk L.
uiasg - seat
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Rosendale Hydraulic Cement.

a excellent article for lining Cisteus, Vaults
4 ~ Spring houses and Cellars aud for keeping
dampness from wet aud exposed walls.
For sale by
CHARLES SHEPARD SMITH,
ol, and successor TO, the late firm of Ey Smith &
Son.
n. L. Corner of Frsnt and Willow street
Railroad.
Philadelphia, Feb 10, Is53.-Iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

1, hA N l'a- nroehs. failsi ani o1lsa 10
- gfeai Vaiisly Bisck saj fanry Dfsss slik,
ens laes, srfel ani eiau TI.amints wedlsi
e1iissa uaiei sissyss. shiastelis, eulls lusi 70
ssissa shi a. sais ~ ~ TfNtHA GO.
aaatsH hsr 10 st1
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IiIlANkS.

~ ~ ~ s.esy description oan 10 haf !,
! y 'lis'as a. Ms eiisss ~ ne Asss,s.s,. =
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2,5uO Acres Timber Land
pSR SALE.

&SEYERAL VALUABLE TRACTS OF
~ TIMBER LAND, comprising about $500
acres, part Of which is situated on Tobyhanna
Greek, and part on Muddy Creek, within three
miles Of Lcligh River, in Penn forest township,
Carbon County, ono of the great Coal Counties
of Pennsylvania, can be had at bargain, 1t APP
Plication hc made soon. .
These lands are thickly covered with the best
timber OF that region. While it is believed that
$4,000 feet OF lumber to the asre, can be cut from
large portion of the land, the balance will aver
age not much less than this figure. The kinds of
timber found on the land are Hcmlock, Spruce or
White Cedar, White Oak, White Pine and
Chestnut--but principally made up Of White
Pine and lIcmlock. u a.I
The Tobyhanna and Muddy Greeks are large
and rapid streams, yielding vast amount OF
water power, and are capable of driving large
number of saw mills. They empty into the l'ehigh,
which stream, with the Iehigh Canal afioids an
outlet to the most desirable lumber markets.
There is, too, under contemplation, railway
leading to the cities Of New York and Philadelphia
which runs within one mile aaG three g'tarters of
the land Through these avenues lumber can be
delivered in either Of he cities named, for about
81 per thousand ftet-thus enabling persons en-
gagged in the trade to derive greater profits than
attend investments generally.
In addition to tho timber, convertible into eve-
ry shape of lumber, there is much that will an
swer for spars Of vessels---a sort of timber that
snip builders have been Obliged to purchase in
| Maine, or at other distant points.
Unlike most Of the lands on the Lehigh there
has, as yet been no culng Of the timber on this
property 1t stands undistur5cd by the wood
mans axe. 1t is, therefore, the more valuable.
The lumber trade of the I.chigh has been carried
on 10 such an extent for years past, thata scarcity
| of good timber is beginning to be felt Every
season necessarily increases this difficulty. The
consequence must lie an enhancement Of the
value of timber lands. Those un-culled tracts
with the advantage Of avenues TO nlarkct, such
aa the lands offered for sale, possess, cannot fail
to re the sources of supply hereafter.
! Dut the land is not alone valuable for the tim
Der it contains. Ii is of good quality for farming
nearly every acre being susceptible of high
state of cultivation.
Capitalists desiring TO make investments, wsult
DO well TO turn their attention 10 these lands. Fol
further information apply to
CHAS. M. HALL.
Office in "dining Register building, Potts
yiilo, Pa.
August C, i35S--tG
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Fall and Winter Goods.
J. e. & /. e. 2RT,TNE.

J. e.. g. I. e. IgIsINE,
I'D ESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
Ge and tic public in.general, that they have
received at their Old Stand in Upper Augusta
township Northumberland county, Pa, their
Fall AMI Winter Goods, and opened to the public
full assortment of
MERCHANDISE, &c,
Consisting in part Of Cloths, black and fancy
Cassimcrs, Sattnctts, Flannels, Checks, and
all kinds of Winter Wear
Also splendid assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslin de I,aines. Plaid
Cashmeres, De beges,, Merinos, Bav state
Long Showls, &c.
Also fresh supply of Groceries OF all
kinds,
Hardware and Queensware, fresh supply
Of Drugs and Medicines.
Wooden Ware.
Also a large assortment OF Boots and
Shoes. suitable for Men, Women and
Children Hats and Caps, such
as Silk, Panama, and other
- Hats. Salt, Cheese, &c.
Gail and See.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
All Of which will be sold for cash, or in cx-
change for csvntry produce, at the highest market
price.
Upper Augusta, Nov. 5, ls5S--1y--Al so.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
Eureka, Eureka"
WE HAVE FOUND IT AT LAST

Eureka. Eureka"
WE HAVE FOUND IT AT LAST.
NOW for the little ones. Why will parents
waste hours and days in fruitloss endeavors
to get perfect pictures of their children and after
all get nothing but poor, miserable earicature
We would say, come to our
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
and We will guarantee to make you a perfect
picture, by our ELgcTRo CHEMICAL process.
that works in from ! to . seconds.
We defy any Daguerrean in Philadelphia or
elsewhere, 40 compete with us, as we are the
invepto,s and the process is used only in our diff
ierent establishments in New England and the
Middle states. For pictures Of adults the silver
medals we have received from the meTican
Institute, New York and Franklin, Philadelphia,
together with the numerous premiums from
County Fairs, is sufficient proof that they are
the Ne PinS Ulfrl OF perfection.
We would call particular attention TO our
Talboiypes--Da Daguerreotypes in OH.
ID. {, CaLLINs * Co., 100 Chestnut Stieet
Philadelphia. Main street, opposite site Hamp.
den House Springfield and Collins Building,
Neslicld, Mass.
n. b.--cT establishment is illuminated hy
the brillaney Of cur Pictures hy Day, aud hy
P,,ots''or ho'sslorfs SAFETY Lamps By N,gAi
"Coms and see"
Phila,, MAY 20. is5l.-ly.