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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
MURDER OF SIX CHILDREN BY THE FOR
MER NURSE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.

Mrs. Brcugh, the former Nurse of The
Prince Of Wales, has recently in London cut
the throat of six of her children. Her hus.
band suspecling her fidelity refused TO live
with her.
He left the house in very low and jejec.
ted state. the woman continuing 10 keep pos
session OF the house, with the six poor chill
dren. The discovery of :he murder was
made by some workmen who were passing
the cottage at an early hour in ihe morning,
and seeing pillow stained with blood out.
side one Of The windows, knocked al The door.
No answer being given, they found the wo.
man with her throat cut, but not dead. Two
dead children, with wounds in their lhroa,s
were lying near her.
In the other bedrooms they found four
more children who had been murdered.--
Their throa,s had been severed with a razor
which was lying near. Mr.. Izod, a surgeon,
OF Esher, was sent for, who dressed The wo-
mans wounds and she soon recovered suffi.
ciently 10 be able 10 speak. When the
wound in the woman's throat was dressed
she said that she was sorry she had not done
ii more effectually.
The wretched woman stated that she had
more difficulty in cuiting the ihroa, Of The in.
fant than she had in killing The other five
The former, she said, caused her a deal of
trouble in committing the act, as it was
awake, but the others being fast asleep, she
killed them easily.
The husband, at the lime the tragedy
was committed, was not in the village, bu,
was understood 10 have gone to town, and
upon hearing The shocking news, was com
pleiely paralyzed.
The police have been placed in charge of
the murdeIess, 10 see that she does not make
any further attempt to destroy her life by
tearing open the wound.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
oIoal Gra0f.



The quantity CT Coal sent 10 market during
presen, season, up to July lst, is 1885 90
ions. The demand for coal is far greater
than the supply, aud bu, for The difficulty in
obtaining boats the total shipments would
show mnch larger figure. The mining ca
paciiy OF the region is now equal TO any de-
mand which can probably be made upon 1t,
but until Railroad communication with the
market is completed, The resources OF The
Shamokin region can not possibly be property
developed When will the SUsoU EHANSa
RAIL ROAD be finished! is now question OF
vital interest 10 the people OF The coal region
not only, bui 10 The entire population oil Nor
humberland county, and every effort possi-
Bile 10 be made should be made TO hasten that
devouily wished for consumation. However,
we keep good heart OF hope that We will
be connected with the markets at no dis
tdat day,
II is stated that Locomotive passed over
The road from Catiawi.sa to Tamaqua on the
ilh insl., the formal opening OF the road is TO
take place al later period, This is an in
poriani communication between the Susqne-
hanna aud Philadelphia.
Schuylkin County Coal Trade.
Total by Rail Road and Canal for year, TO
July ist, tons, l,3is,907, 10
To same period last year. i,ois,99s,i7
| Increase in 1854 SO far ions 275,9i3,9s
| Amount sent for las, week tons II ,659,0i
The Nasrs JoarnGl OF Po,tsyllle says:
Tho quantity sent to market for the cores
pondins week last year was, BY Railroad
81, SAT, Os tons-by CaGal 25,5s0 ii-,ota
T,227 10 tons, against, 1869 OIL tons lhi,
week-iacIease 20, ,t32 tons.
Tue advance in Heights, which is TO take
place on Monday next, OF course stimulated
the trade 10 a considerable extent, but III,
quantity shows the capacity Of our Region To-
producing Coal,
ADvAScE % fREiGnrs. and after Jull
III, the rates OF toll and transportation on N,
RailIoad afs TO be advanced 80 cents, TO al
prints, making So 10 Richmond, and Q ,9'
10 Broad street The tolls oa The Canal Mi
DO Adyaneed =, the same lime, 20 eeals 10 al
points, making 30 cents toll 10 PhiladslPhla
The Transporting Companlss 0usg, sGon 10 b
released from all peennlafy dlilieailes a
these rates, and pay pretty lat dividends b
side,
Tho Lshish Coal and Navigation comPan
have gissn nelios that all dnw backs oa 10
iof eoai passing essl ,heli sanal ~iil Do az
eeaiinael allsT the ~ el laly.
Seat f,sm Lsh,sh Isglea uP 10
lasl AaiaIiAy taas. stf fseta 90
70 sane psflol lasi yeaf aai lee 10
psefeaaa ~ Ia, "a AT 0i
hsih she Lshish ani tasksssa. Issisa
ais bsAiai lhs shipmsa,s Va ialy ol laslys.
e.as.sis.a sesi fssas
shipmsal ief lesI g les, ieas ss.fss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
New Advertisements.
United States Hotel,
cAeslaul Street, abous fouTiA
PfIIE ApHLfafA.

A, J. MaeLELLAN, Oa,s Of Jones. ho'sl,)
~ has the pleasure 70 inform his itisnds and
me usysllns community, that he has leased Nj,
lioass Goa a tsTm oi yeats, and V mos prepared
los lhs reception II 0assis.
The l.ossi sAssalagsssi II shl. issellis ss,sblisA'
Asai afs tss sell knosa u assi eeamsst
The itosss sni fuInligss have bssn pat "a
assi ssis esiss he tssms sss l.sus ani esi
sssta.isA ths Tables ~sli sl~sys - ssefl,sd
siiA de hssi sai ~ Fsefs.siss Flstsss hiaassli
shsi ns saaa 81 kls p<sl shsl 10 ~sniiss ~
.ssks ne unllsa ssssss ssssl N sssafsl,s u sss
n sisi N aks Qaskss CITY
pkfls, fnlf 4. lsat -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

The Pacific Railroad Scheme, which was
coneoeied in New YOlk, and which designed
Ceiling fifty or hundred millions Of dolIar.
worth Of public lands out Of Congress, has
exploded The Presidenl Of The Company,
1t 's said by tbs New York Tribune, owned
forty million Of The stock There were a
large number Of names Of subscribers 10 the
amount ei millions, some Of whom would
probably have been glad to get credit to the
smouh' OF ten cents on lhs dollar Of tho sum
'tey subscribed. What's the neat 'dodae iii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
THE 4rH or JULY AT Mt. CARMEL.

THE 4TH OF JULY AT Mt. CARMEL.
We have received communication sta
ting that the glorious 4th was duly celebra-
led by a number Of individuals from Mount
Carmel, Centreville, Unionville and parts
adjacent, at the house of Felix Lerch, at
Mt. Carmel. The meeting was organised
by appointing Felix Lerch Chairman,
Henry Rhoads and F. Potts Vice Presidents,
and David ]. Lewis Secretary. MIR. Sam'l
John was the orator OF the day. The toasls
were not received in time for publication.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

The FUGIrIvE LAw.-The Senate of Con-
neciicut has passed a bill providing that
hereafter no Jail, courthouse, or other pubic
building of that State, shall be used for the
custody OF fugitive slave. A bill is $50
before the same body which inflicts fine of
$4,000 upon any person who shall lay claim
10 fugitive slave in that State, aud shall
no! prove his claim good.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

land, generally running full. The Com
pany generously placed the boat In the
possession of her crew for the day, for their
benefit. T
"A STEAMBOAT ExouRsIoN, by moonlight
on the broad and beautiful basin, was en-
joyed by some OF the "young people"
music and dancing contributing to increase
the pleasure.
FIRE WoRKs, got up by some of the
gentlemen Of the place, and displayed on
market green afforded quite treat TO old
and young,-so passed The Fourth of July
in Sunbury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
A$ be made to the next Legislature Of Peunsyl.
vsna, for the creation of a corporate body with
banking and discounting privileges. to be located
at Sh1hiokin Pa. and TO be called the Bank of
Shamokin, with capitol stock of Two Huedred
thousand dollars.
Shamokin, July g, ls54.--6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

typ tHoeeu tuefe - fSntokcu Wtn' "
public spirit. Improve the town in which
you live, beautify your homes, as much as
is within your ability, (all can at least keep
clean the stree, in front of their premises J
Depend upon I, you will end your advan-
tage in IL. Heal,hfulness is increased, not
snly but, BY being made attractive as a
place Of residence you induce strangers 10
come among you, and every addition TO the
producing and consuming population bene-
bis, either directly or indirectly, every
business man and tradesman in town. Be-
sides the effect is decidedly and appreciably
felt, in more elevated public taste and
a purer morality among The rising genera
tlon. fmprope the world is progressive I;
improvement has become an individna! as
well asthe general duty. We are initiative
and emulous in our natures. If for instance,
The PUBLIC BUILDINGS, now certainly
anything but crrdiiable to the county, or
ornamental TO the borough, were painted
and otherwise improved, by the County
Commissioners, 1--WE desire TO direct their
attention especially 10 this necessity j and
the Market Square, which certainly might
be made beautiful and place to be proud
of, was handsomely fenced in, instead OF
lying at common, and cared for by the au-
tborities, what think you would be the
effect. Why, Immediately they would be
cared for and boasted of by the people
Those owning property in the vicinity
would improve correspondingly; others
more remote, for human nature is always
emuous of good examples, would also i'm
prove-thus the whole community would
be affected; the greatly TO be desired work
Of Improvement would be fairly begun
Try it-There will be great cause TO rejoice
in the effort, and its resulting consequences.
The RIVER BANK too, which benign
nature has made so exceedingly attractive
and surprisingly charming; why must it
lay, year after year, like some old forgotten
grave, overgrown with weeds end overlaid
with rubbage. Con has done everything
for Sunbury 10 make it one of the most
desirable and beautiful towns in the state.
Why will not man Go his part Look
about, and lake in with careful and appre-
ciaing gaze, all the advantages with which
we are blessed and comprehending them,
let US learn our duty and resolve to dis
charge il faithfully. II we do our parts, in
five years hence Sunbury may be, for pop
ulation and business almost, and for beauty
more than city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

THE BRITIsH MINISTRY The London
correspondent OF the New York Commercial,
states that The result of the recent changes
in the British Ministry will probably be to
strengthen the anti.Russian influence in the
Cabinet, the addition OF Sir George Grey, and
The more distinct position assumed by Lord
John Russell, being apparently fully sufIi.
cent 10 counteract the efrec, OF the conduct
of the war being placed, with increased re-
sponsibiiIics, in the hauds of the Duke Of
New Castle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

Y The papers, everywhere say it is
hot. 1t is, generally. everywhere, about
this time of year, and, usually continues
warm till sometime in September.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
SHERIFFS SALES.

EpY Virtue of certain writs of Ven. Erp. to me
I'D directed will he sold by public Yendue, or
outcry, at the court house in the borough of
Snnbury, at o'clock, p. NJ, on Monday, the
7th day of August next, the following described
10 rn.it
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

A Geological ssIysy oi New Jersey IL
about 10 be made, under the authority Of tho
STATE, d.. William kilehslL u Newark, bs.
ing appointed 10 that duty by tho Gossmor.
The report VI this survey, when haishsd, will
lsraish a complete eu.lias and dsss'iplloa sl
s'sly lssn.hip In ,hs State, viii aa sssosal
Of iis Iosk', mlasfsl' oIss, sands, elays
,aails, Pssls and iossiIs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
L. L. BEVAN,
SEANSKfN HOTEL.
Sborr,I;,, o.

YHHE subscriber hegs leave to inform his friends
Il and the public generally, that he has taken
the above well known stand, and will he happy
to accommodate all who may give him call
Shamokin, July g. Is54-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
Disastrous Fire in Philadelphia.
The National Theatre aud Chinese Museum
destroyed.

The National Theatre aud Chinese Museum
destroyed.
About halfpast nine o'clock OIL Wednesday
evening commenced one Of the most disas-
,rous fires il has lately been our lot 10 record.
Owing 10 some carelessness in the handling
of matches behind the scenes OF the Nation
al Theatre, al the corner Of Ninth and Ches-
nut street, fire was communicated 10 the
scenes, and the flames spread with rapidity
that deiied all the efforts OF the fireman. A
lurid glare was cast over the sky, and the
alarm spread throughout the city.
The National Theatre was entirely de.
siroyed. The audience escaped, we believe,
without single exception.
The Chinese Musenm building, in the rear
of the Theatre, -oue OF the most massive and
extensive structures in the couniry,-wa.
entirely destroyed.
The Girard House caught fire al the cor
nice, which was Of wood, but was eventually
saved with much difficulty.
From the Museum and Theatre the fame:
spread eastward, TO the adjoining houses OF
Chesnus aud Sansom streets. The building
occupied BY JamesS. Earle's picture gallery
and Evans & Co.'s large dry goods store
were soon utterly destroyed Many OF tn,
valuable pictures in Mr. Ealle's gallery wer'
burned, as also large amount Of pciur,
frames, looking glasses, and other stock.
The fire extendsd to the southeast, as ia
as Eighth and SAMSON streets, where tn
assiduous and unremittng exertons OF tn
fremeu checked the progress of the flames
/ The Girard House was saved--the uppe
stories only being damaged and much of tn
furniture spoiled by the deluge of water.
A r oman Catholic Church Blown up by Gun
/ t.. powder.
BosroS, July 5.--The new Catholic Churcl
at Dorchester, in this State, was blown u
with gnnpowder and almost entirely destroy
ed yesterday There is considerable excite
ment Some accuse the Know No,kings, an
others say the members Of the Church ha
deposited powder and arms there for The pro
teclon OF the Church, and that The explosio
was accidental.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

C. LAND WARRANTS Persons having
Land Warrants for sale, can dispose OF
hem for cash, BY applying at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

During Commodore Perry's late visit 10
Japan, himself and suite were entertained at
a feast by the natives. Cooked worms, fried
snakes, and variety OF indigesiible COM
pounds were served up, of which they we've
obliged to partake through etiquette. Here
AFTER strong stomach may be considered as
high accommodation in our depomatis,s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

GtOO REwARD.-Ths above named sum
p ioo will be given 10 any person who can
produce, name OF discover, clothing emporium,
whsre better, cheaper aud more substantial gar
msnts can he found. than those sold at RoeKHILI
* wILsoS's cheap and fashionable clothing
store, No. III Chestnut street. corner Of Franklin
Place, Philadelphia. The money will be given.
OF trade. Il YOU wlsh Il.
Phila.. Jan. 2s, ls5i.--ew.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
SUMMARY OF NEWS
BY THE LATEST MAILS.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
THE RUSSIANS DEFEATED IN slLIsTRIA.
Great Victories of the Turks.
We have later foreign news by the arriva
a, Halifax Of the steamer America, from Liv.
erpool. The Russians have been obliged to
raise the siege OF Sllislria and retreat, before
any of the allied troops had reached the
scene Of action. They are also said 10 have
relinquished all their position, on the left
bank OF The Dannbe, excep, Hirsovia, Mat
schin and lssacktchi. All apprehensions Of
their adva O. on the Balkans are at an end
for the present The Turks are said 10 have
crossed 10 Ginrgevo, killed 400 Russians, and
taken nine guns. The allied feet was con-
centrating at Sebasopol, which will proba.
bly, be soon attacked. The raising of the
siege OF Slistria was caused BY great victo-
ry OF the Turks who, on the 18th Of June,
sailed out Of the works there, attacked the
Russian in their trenches, and, after severe
battle discom6t,ed and pursued them so that
they fed across the Danube. The Turks
destroyed all the Russian siege works
Prince Gorlschakof and Generals Luders and
Schilders were wounded in this BATTLE
Another action is said TO have been fought,
in which a Russian division defeated two
Turkish bfigades. Prince paskiewich is
said 10 have received orders from S.. Peters
burg TO retire beyond The Pru,h. A conspi.
racy TO assassinate Louis Napoleon has been
detected in France, and $50 persons arrested
In Spain, Generals Orlando aud Messina
have been arrested for harboring General
O'Donnel. In Asia, the Russians have been
surprised and beaten by the Circassians al
BARREL pass.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

liswlsn's disllllsIy, u miles i'oa eelum'
hu., ohln, was dssisysA By AIs ls.l salaI.
-, Ls,, 90. .oco la1gIanss saioee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
Petit Jurors.

Jordaa- Henry Roner, 81 Isaiah sehwah.
Milioa John Fijlei, Samuel Biaih D.
F,iek, Thomas Mervius. ,
Suabury-Jamss Bachelor, Geo w Alehl,
Thomas Snyder, y q Malkhy.
PoiM-Isaae BE- lllsslseh. Joha Gal'ek'
Joha 5 SnydeT,
LoNsr Augusta Pvls' MalisE, 81 ehes''
Bs,isu, Joha Col,iialn'
Lssis-lsaae furnef A.,
SAsmokia-Alvin AlsKandst Alan ni'sH
JoAn Boaaasf John Aloofs, ssmasl J0h.'
Uppsr lusu,ia-psan, wslVei'eh' 'eh'
Z Haas.
Rusk-laeob BsfssI
camsFoa -solanon u boYsF- ,
Dsisgau-lsAae y,assnl, lf, william
keauef, n.
TalLa-Psls, Koch, nanlsl Lsd~'s, kse
efl Maek,
cAl,,s..s,s.s : whlam Aanssl, lsha Ne
Gee, laka "a Ganag
Isga Malsasy lsses srs's'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given that VIM. G. L,u,
son, and John Miller, Esqrs., hav We sled ,bs;,
accounts as assignees of Blair & Reed. and ,hn,
the same will be presented to the Court for con'
frmation at next August Term. ~O
JAMES BEARD, Prsih'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury, July s, Is53.---}
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

" RAILROAD AccIDENT.-There was
terrible accident by collision on the Balti-
more and Susquehanna Railroad on the 4th
inst. Twenty-four persons were killed
instantly, and iour have since died.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
A Certain Island

or fat in the river Susquehanna in the township
of Augusta, containing about sixty more
less, commonly called the Round Island, and flats
adjacent thereto, being the premises which Thos.
Sherwood and wife by deed, dated September
%, ls43, conveyed to the Defendant in fee
ALSO: certain other Island situate in he
Susquchanna river, opposite the Isle of Que in
Lower Augusta township, Northumberland
county. and known by the name of Clark's Is
land, containing Twenty.six acres moro or less
ALSO: a certain other Island situate in the
same river, in the township and county aforesaid,
and nearly contiguous to the above mentioned,
known by the name Of Timothy Island contain
ing three acres more or less.-ALSO: certain
orher Island situate in the said river, in the
township and county aforesaid, and nearly con-
tigous to the above mentioned. known by the
name of Hensterman's Island. containing twenty
eight acres more or leis, all of which cleared.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of John Hartman, jr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
'y-Peter Lazarus.
TRAVERSE JURORS.

Sunbury-Beuj Krohn, S N Thompson.
Andrew Hoover, Ira L Clement, Philip
Clark, Jacob Painter, Daniel Haas.
Coal Daniel Derr, Jacob Mowry, Samuel
Smink, John Bud, Daniel kreeger
Lolcer Mahonoy- B.osser
Deiarare-Henry Reader. Jacob 7 Hill,
Jacob Wick.
Turbui-D L Ireland, Daniel FoIlmer, D4-
vid Ireland, John Haag.
ChlIhsquaqas-llueh Martin, Jno Heller,
wm Nesbil, VIM Housel, John S TrOfeI,
Paul Loir.
Lewis-Jacob llunlzinger Milton Troisi,
Samuel Beiver.
yorddn-Jacob Martin.
Shamokia-Solomon Eyert, Allen Moody,
Peter Miller.
Uppsf augusta Henry Folk, John { Moo
gan.
Upper MaAanOy-W N Basiian.
M,lion- Jacob Wheland, Il Egbert.
Northumberland WIN u NAPLES, ID h
Bmuligam, Samuel Elliot.
JasksJn-John Deepen, Wm Zaflmsn
Rush-Geo Gearhail.
Lorer Augusta George Weaver Charles
Smith, Mailln Handles
LoEsr Mahanoy- Christian Wager.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

Sunbury end Erie Railroad Company.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Sixth install.
~ ment of Ten Dollars per share on the old
subscription, and a Second Instalment Of Ten
Dollars per share ON the new subscription to the
capital stock Of this Company, will be due and
payable at their Office, No. so Sonth Third
Street, on TUESDAY. August I, 1854.
Bv order Of the Board Of Managers.
PHILIP NJ. PRICE, Treasurer
Phils., July 8, ls54.--4w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
A Certain Lot or piece Of Land,

situate in McEwensville, in Northumberland
county, bounded north by lot of II. J. Reader,
east by Front street, south by lot of ]. p. Hog.
enberg, and west by the same, containing one
fourth of an acre more or lesss, whereon arc
erected two story Frame Dwelling House, a
Frame Stable, and other out buildings.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of John II. Grier,
WIN. u. KIPP, Sheriff.
Sherill's Office,
Sunbury, July s, 1858. st.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

W Term, A. D., 1854.
Grand Jurors.
Point-Jacob Grilick
Lo,orr Augusta-Georsr Long John Winn,
Daniel Hannabach, John Dunkelberger.
Deldpdre-Wm Beard.
Shamokin--Sehasiian Bongner, Samnel
Hummel, Samuel Eut.
Observation-Disclosures Tagsart, John L.
Colt.
yordan-Elias Swariz.
Coal-Wm Keifer, WIN Cherinsion, Sam.
uel Yosi.
Lelcis-Geo A Wikoh
Mlton--Lyman Wilson, Daniel Srine
John Morris, Lewis Swank.
Chlisquaque S,rawbr
Rush-Godfrey Rockefeller, William II.
Kase.
Sunburu-Pe,er Lazarns
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08

and other convenient out-buildinss, Blacksmith
Shop, Three Tenant Houses
Salo-.MH and Turning Neil.
There are also
.NEe APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARDS
sSTA on the premises. The Saw Mill and
49, Tnuring Mill are situated on Spring Run,
aiiording water power about eight months in the
year.
The quantity Of pine timber upon this tract of
land is variously estimated at from TO s million
feet and there is large quantity Of HCmlock
and Oak. ...
The property is located about l2 miles from
the Muncy Basin, with good, level road leading
to it, and altogether is desirable property.
Any person wishing to examine the premises,
or who may desire more particular description,
may call on or correspond with tho undersigned
at Muncy.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
THUS. MCCONNELL,
II. RODB, ia 'ois'
NIuncv July 8, iS5i.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
JOHN HODGKISS,
CAR BON RUN COLLIERY,
sHAMoKIN,
Northumberland County,
sunbury and Erie Railroad Comnanv

Letters addressed to the subscriber at Sunbury
July 8, 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-08
List of Jurors.

k6F Northumberland County, for Angus,
" Term, A. D., 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-08
NOustAUTEs, QuINCAlLLE-
Ri ) EFT GROCERlE. .

lie soussigbe n %tonlours ell main ct otire en-
vonte i dcs prix bien modEres IN immense as
sortimeut dc marchandiscs, tells que
"Calicos f~rancals, r~iclles, ca ;licmsres de tnutes
couleurs, soierie uDie et q ctrreanx; barpotlr
brotht ct noir; robes l~,arGgcs; mpifc noirc anti
que; gras de naples; mouchoirs, coils, cheiniset-
tes ct maDches DrodeeB;--mausselines dc lainn,
toutes c~ouleurs. %nGrinos, alpaca, bombazine,
fonlards. chally, drars, lingo de table, nappes ct
servicttes dc toutes granteurs; On IN mot tout
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d etc don't lie stock Went datre rcnnnvele, Giles
scrons senducs d DIES conditions a~Vantageuses,
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