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Letter from MIR. Orr.

The following letter was addressed by
Hon. JAS. l.. Orr i'll reply to an invitation
to address the Democracy OF New York:
WAsurNGroN, March 4, 1855.
GENTLEMEN have delayed responding
to your cordial invitation to attend mt and
address the democracy Of New York OH the
7th instant, with the confident expectation
that | would be able TO accept it.
Circumstances over which | could have
no control, | regret now to say, will deny
me that pleasure. am compelled to leave
this afternoon for my home.
The disasters Of the democratic party in
the Empire State almonish all OF its mem
bers who are devoted to principles of the
necessity of ahuring intestine divisions, and
once more uniting under the common col
ors OF the democratic faith.
What have your disscn>ious resulted in /!
Look over the old Democratic field. and see,
where once its camp fires illuminated the
horizon, now the lurid glare of all the isms
sends up its hateful blaze. The enemy
have even possessed himself not only of the
outposts, but OF the citadel itself. Your
Senators are gone; your Representatives in
the Federal Leg gislturc are gone; your
State Legislature is gone; and your Chief
Executivee is gone, Who ever anticipated
The day when your banners were in such
humiliation, doomed to trail in the du<,l
Are no enemies left to oppose your prll-
cip!cs? Let the present condition Of Your
State and Federal Legislature answer. You
have triticr,d away your strength in :,
vain and truitlc>s iratricitlal war. When is
it to end and when will the time ARRIVE when
brothclly concord be restored? Your meet
ing and its purposes encourages hope. ! trust
it may be the opening OF new and more
cheerful volume than the one just closed.
1t is well that YOU should organize. The
signs OF the times in our sectional contro-
vcrsy are now more portentous than have
yet seen them. This fair fabric is only 20
he preserved by crushing out faction, and
building up national men in your midst.
Much Of the hopes Of the future are con-
fined TO the national men Of the North if
f;Inatlc'sm is permanently to ovcrwhclm
them, ! see nothing hopeful in the nrospcc-
tive. | earnestly hope your meeting will
cement the friendship OF all the fraternity,
and that Wien ;ou unfurl your banner to
the breeze, you will have inscribed upon its
folds such constitutional and national prn-
cip!cs rs will make il command the conf
dcncc anl excite the enthusiasm of Il Soul,
Caroln;an as much as a New Yorker. Our
principles have been broad enough in times
past for all to endorse them, whether they
hailed from Maine or Georgia. Let it be
so for the future, and my word upon it, YOU
will redeem your Stete from the practice of
intolerance, and from the principals Of con-
solidation.
I must again express my regret at not
having the pleasure OF being with you on
the occasion Of your meeting.
I am truly, gentlemen, yours, &C.,
JAMES L. OnR.
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A New Paper.

MEssRs. FILpEs & BAREroor, the form.
cr once Of this office, propose to commence
at an early day, at Madison G. H., Fla, the
publication of weekly journal to be called
The Madison Messenger. Terms two dol
lars. They have our sincere wishes for the
success of the enterprise.
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BorNTY LANDs.-Thc passage of the Old
Soldiers bill, approved March 3, 1855, has
produced busy times not only among those
whom the law is designed to benefit, but
among claim agents and attorneys, and at the
Pension office. Twenty,four thousand and
eight hunlred applications have already
been received at that well-regulated bureau;
and of this number twenty-five hundred
came in during Tuesday last
Washington Sentinel.
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Executive Department.

ALL applications for Executive clemency
must be accompanied with report of the
case from the presiding Judge; otherwise
they will not be considered.
April 6, 1855. 40 st
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MEETING OF PnEsDYTERY.-The Pres
bytery of South Carolina will hold its next
regular Session at Rork-Spring Church, in
Laurens District, OIL Wednesday before the
fourth Sabbath instant, ut | o'clock D. nj.
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WAsHINGToN, April 9.--The Intelligencer
contains letter from Luzuriaga, the Span
ish Minister Of War, to Gen. Concha, sta
ting that the Cortes, on the Stl,, resolved to
protect slave property in Cuba, and that
under any change of government, slavehold-
ers might be assured of their property.
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TRAGEDY IN VIRGINIA-J. A. Graham,
of Wytheville, Va, wished to marry Miss
Spillcr, who was said to be worth 5000, 900.
She declined his offer, and engaged herself
to one DR.. 1Iamet. Graham became ell
ragged in consequence, and going into ho-
rel one night where sat Mr. SpiIcr and
three other gentlemen, he drew IA revolver
and commenced fling. SpilIcr was killed
and the other three wounded.
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NEGRO FOUND DEAD.-A negro man,
belonging to Col. John Bauskctt, was found
dead within the last week, near Edgefield
and Hamburg Plank Road some miles below
this place. We learn that an inquest was
held over the body, John L. Addison, Mag
istrate, and verdict was rendered of 'deatll
from intemperance and exposure"
Ed1efeLd Idpertiser.
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Newspaper for Sale.

The proprietors of the Madison (Ga.)
Vsitor offer to sell that paper on accommo-
dating terms. Address L1pDoN & SuLL1-
VAN, Madison, Car
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AcWn2E L1,irertiscy.

The pcnpl: of Indiana seem determined
to enforce their liquor law. The Wabash
Gazette says tina: Julia Walker received
sl75 damages against james Ditton, ..inr
causing the death OF her husband by ma
king him drunk, whereby he fell into the
canal and WAS drowned" The Wabash
Courier gives aa account of another case,
where w. ID. johnson went into liquor
store, called for drink, and while the bar
Keepers back was turned, drank a whole
tnmbler of brandy, and died in few hours.
lhe bar-kceper was arrested, and mulctcd
III $500 damages, for the benefit Of the
child Of the deceased.
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The Know Nothing candidate for May
or of Troy, gives us new rendition of the
Declaration Of Independence, viz: Life,
Liberty, and the pursuit of Irishmen!"
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Discontinued.

The post-offico at Mount Hill, in this Dis
trict, has been discontinued. Cause: No
one will act as postmaster.
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Know NoTHINa VIoTeRY.-Tle recent
election in Columbia resulted id
tbetriumph Of the Know Nothing ticket. a
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: About sixty-five thousand bales Of cotton,
valued at over three millions of dollars, have
been destroyed by fire in this country, du-
ring the last three months. -
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In Virginia the wheat crop is reported as
looking remarkably well, having sustained
no damage from ffosts. *. ~ ~, g
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General A. c. Darlington, Of South Car
ol'na has been elected Commencement Ora
tor, to deliver the Address before the two
Literary Societies Of the University of Gcor-
ga, i'll August.
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MAR

On Tuesday evening, Sd instant by Rev.
Joel W. Townsend Mr.. RICHARD NJ BUSH
ART. of Greenwood. and Miss NANCY A.
HEFFERNAN, youngest daughter of John
and Nancy NJ. Heffernan, of Cokesbury. -
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WItLIAM Hill and JoHN McBRYDE,
Esqs., are our agents. Any orders left with
them will be attended to.
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The Turks have very simple method Of
making pantaloons. They fasteh two coffee
. pags to vest, and the thing is done. The
oags answer for legs, and the vest for the
wristbands.
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Lexington Telegraph.

MURDER OF \ NEGRo.-The Yorkvile
Enquirer says :-MuRDEn.-We sincerely
regret to learn the particulars of a sad
event which occurred in Chester Dis
trect, on Friday last, and resulted in the
death Of slave Andrew, the property of
Mr.. Richard +. Kennedy, at the hands of Il
youn" man named Bell. The boy, who had
been hired by Mr.. Bell as a labnrcr on his
farm, ran a way several weeks ago and
remained in the woods until Friday, when he
was eau" lat and whipped 50 severely and
numerically us to cause immediate death.
His skull WAS fractured in several places,
and the entire body mauylcl in il most hor-
rid manner. A jury Of inquest rendered,
III verdict III accordance with these facts.
MIR. Bell has not yet been unprecedented
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scrIptions to the INDEPENDENT Press for the
current year.
David kellar, Esq, Abbeville sc
) NJ Bowen. Diamond Hill ..
j NJ Townsend, Fruit Hill "
a Lesley, Mountainview
]. Edwards, Abbcville 1"
Il q Brown, Ninctv-Six
LarkIn Barmore, Donaldsvillc
- a wilson, lper f. A Wy Monterey
Ia'nes , Hr"w,h%r, (6 mon,hsl Diamond Hill "
IN" Dale, (3d vol.), Lebanon
l. Nelson. Harrisburg :"
Jas Jones, (6 montls) Diamond Hill
Jas New hortcr. Level Land
Burton, Lownlsv1le 1"
W FClinkseales, IInrper's Ferry
L Lindsay, Indian Hill ..
NJ Martin, Due West .
Jas W Smith, (6 monthsl, Lebanon "
r Young, (G months( Columbia :"
VIM I Perry, Wnrrcnton ("
Ih"s W Chlds, Cd voll Millway. Z"
Ih"s McAliistcr. Bordeaux Z"
W Burrss, diamond Hill I"
VIM Tnrgnrt. Cnlhouns Mills I"
) ]. Gilbert. Sandovcr I"
Robt Smith. CokcSbnrv I"
johnson Sale, Phoenix Z"
.lno a Par'low, New Market I"
Mrs l. y Hurton q" " u
Mai VIM ClinkScalcs Due West u
Dr L } Hester, Monterey Z"
Rev ; Daniel, Cambridge &c
Jp Yoang. Lowndsville 4"
J NJ Young, :.
Caleb Burton, Level Land {"
L Daniel, Lown.lsvilie g
Jones Fuller. Greenwood g
David Eihridy", Indian Hill {"
WIN Mciswain. Abbrvilc I"
Mrs J.. McCaw, Monterrey {"
VIM Graham. cnkr,burv {"
DR. W III Davis, Ninctv-Six {.
DEM Burnett Smiihvile I"
David McWilInns, AbbcviIle 1"
Jas Cas"n, Widcman's I"
Jas W t"vin. Indian Hill I"
: X lirownlcc, Due West I"
VIM Eu!cr. Harrisburg I"
: Scott, Cnlli.rs I"
/ } Lyon, Indian Hill I"
& l. I<aa"S, Columbia :"
l'anl>,"r Allen. Iown,lsvile Z"
I IL Stafford, Hamburg {"
Vim GracknclI, Indian Hill I"
y McCalli>tcr, Wilmington {"
} Kennedy. t5I vol.), Harrisburg I"
} L Milford Diamond Hill I"
las W thill>, Sr. Cambridge
WIN y Shaw, llarrcrs Ferry :"
Capt Jno Ii p>conb, Elyctield &.
y Albums, l.ongmircs /"
.IHo ii Lester, Silver Run I"
Col y j llanm"nl, Hamburg I"
\ II Morton, Sni,hvile I"
Lewis Smith. Whitehall {"
y ID Smith, MiIlway I"
Peter Gilbert, Monterey I"
i NJ Mca.lorS. Reynosa {"
Miss Lizzie Hill. Richardsonville I"
l. ii Cl,nnbrrin, I"
- Tollesun Slmr,anburg I"
Alfred TollcSon, I"
"no = Carwi". Diamond Hill I"
} w Keller Tylcrsyillc I"
JAS Richcv, Milestone I"
Sn:nl Mitchell, Lowndsville 1"
W & Power, (3d vol. J. Monterey /"
+ ii Spr"ull, StilesLoro Ga
j. G. adams (rer Robt Ricley), Bushaby I"
q Bass. Madison "
Wecrns, Cassvile 1"
L Il Jones, Aquilla I"
Col a Weir(Per W Blakc), Carrolton, All
Sanl Adams (per John Adansl Grecnville, Z"
Jno l.ncus, Court Hill I"
Jas \ Tallman, Greensboro "
W W Cochran, lIardway /"
Jos Riehey (perJ J Richie }. Tuscaloosa I"
Jno Henderson, Greensboro "
A q ruckett, Loundsboro {"
Mrs J. G Hunter, Union Springs {.
Jno Prince, Chillersburg "
Win Thompson, Louisville Mis-
DR. Agnew, Calhoun {"
Ihos Burnett (perJno Burnett, Mt Pleasant d"
Mahlon Morgan, Claiborne "
J Charping, Kosciusco q"
W Elnore (pcr Elmore) Lockharts store 8.
S F Jacobs (pcr A n Coxl Greenleaf "
DIR ID G Waller, New Albany "
l,arkin Harris, Madison CH FL
Il J. Whitlock, " 1"
l. Vann. Beasley's 1"
VIM Plummcr, Marion La
Mrs Gray (per L N Childsl Brush Valley %
ID Puckets Esq, Marion. Is
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DEATH OF NEGREss lis YEARS OLD,
"A c"lorcl woman has just died in the
Morris county poor house, who attained the
great age of Is Years. When a child sh.
WIS stolen from Africa, AMI continued to
remember that the slave. ca,chrrs took ,hr
Jewels from her ears. She WAS first brought
to South Carolina and from thence was
brought to New Jersey, where for II time
she WIS owned as Il slave. She has been
IN Morris county more than sixty wears
-Four generations Of her descendants were
present AT her funeral, the dead and Iivinr
maxim" five generations.
NcHnyE. .tt1rprj;scy
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RECEIPTS.

i"k io'io~ing persons have paid their sub.
ser'p''ons to the Independent Press for the
current ypar,-
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY.-The Mobile 1d.
vertiser says a quarrel took place in that
city, between VIM. Metcalf, Thos. Tupoles.
and Berry Odam, ,,rall pilots on the river
which resulted in Odam's shooting and Kill.
ling Tuggles and seriously woundine Met.
calf He surrendered himself to the officer
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COOP @SroUT" FoRTUNE.-Daniel Stout.
Of Rock River, Ill.,, gives notice to the le
gal heirs, of John Stout that there is lera-
cy.ofs$i9o. 900 which they can obtain by
applymgfo; him. John Stout, it is said,
was aSesdent Of South Carolina prior. to
the revolution. ~. -. :.
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ABBEVILLE @.
Our Agents.

FRIDAY, $50 ssAPEIL Is, 1855.
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The following letter was addressed by
Hon. JAS. l.. Orr in reply to an invitation
to address the Democracy Of New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Immense. Attraction al. Elsbergs Store
As.Washington wds first in rar, peace, &c.. so
EISbeYgs Clothing Store is first in receipt
of NEJY GOODS.
TENIIE subscriber having recently returned from
N the city has just been receiving and opened
to-day splendid assortment of all kinds of Goods
il his line. Having selected with care aud from
his being early in the market, purchasing cheap
he natters himself in being able to offer to his
patrons and the public in general, such goods as
will suit all in Styles quality make and prices.
In addition to Coats Pants and Vests of tweed
jeans and other stulIs suitable for fall wear, may
be found all kinds of winter wear, such as Over
coats, Business Goats, Dress Goats, pants and
Vests, made of all imaginable stuffs of different
colors, from light to heavy grades, cheap to good
qualities. In fact such an extensive assortment
Of Clothing as will not fail to suit everybody.
Also large quantity of boys Clothing and ali
sorts Of Under-cloihing.
HATS and Caps of all kinds and styles the
Kansas n ebraska Hat, latest style.
A good assortment of BOOTS and SHOES,
among which are good calf-skln shoes made to
order; Also Ladies' Gums of different kinds.
As usual he has on hand a good assortment
Of Jewelry, accordeons, revolvers, various kinds
Of pistols, fine cutlery, shirts, collars, hosiery,
gloves, port monnais, besides great many other
articles too numerous to mention, all of which
will he sold at reasonable rates. Cell and sec
and judge fer yourselves.
ALBERT ELSBERG.
The Store is in Market Square, opposite the
former Post Office, a few doors below Massers
printing office.
Sunbury Sept. 22, ls55.-
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New Advertisements.
LIST OF JURORS

For November Sessions, 1855.
GRAND JURORS.
SusBuRY.---J ohm Fisher, George Hileman,
Michael Young.
MrroS-Seth Cadwallader, Joseph Eek
bert.
LEwIs.-David INQUIRE
oseph Long.
CHuIsQuAQuE. - Peter Venida, Andrew
Oyerpeck.
UPPER AUGUSTA --Mordecai Lawrence.
LOWER AUGUsTA.--George Weiser.
SHANoKIN.-lsaac Boughner Franklin A
Clark, George Kreigbaum.
CoAL.-Abraham Osman, Daniel Miller.
JoRDAH.-Daniel Swartz.
JACKsoN.--J ohm Wolf Nicholas S. Drum
heller.
UPPER MAnAYoY.-Henry Haas.
LOWER MAHANoY-And'w Ditty, Reubsr
Lower, Samuel Kiehl, Solomon Wetzel.
TRAVERSE JURORS
SrSpURY. George Bucher, Weiser Zog
Ter g. Boyd Pursel.
NORTHUMBERLAND. Henry Wenck, Con
rad Wenck, John A. Taylor.
MnroN Samuel Rhoads, John Finney
Joseph Rhoads.
LEWIS. Jacob Venrick, Michael b. Gar
man, Aaron Il. Artman, Saml B. Shade.
DELAwARE. Chas Haughabach, Michael
Roush, George Hoffman, Andrew GufIy, } Ohm
B. Limbaugh, Edward Druckemiler, Chas.
"A. IlartZel.
TURpur. George Kutz, Jacob Stamm.
CHuIsQUAQuE. Jacob Fry, Ludwig Pfc
ger, Jonathan Stiner, George Troxel, James
McMahan, Levi Tanpt.
Po1yr. Daniel l.esher, Thomas UpdegraT,
Francis Grady.
UPPER ArGusrA. John Buyers, Joseph
Arnold, John Clark jr
Lower ArorsrA. Vim. Miller, Abraham
Wolf
SnAmoKts. Joseph Haupt, Geo. Stetsol
RusH. VIM. Johnston.
LOWER MAMANoT. John Lower, Thomas
Zerbe.
LITTLE MAnAsoY. Samuel Dunkelborger.
JORDAN Peter Swartz
ZERBs. Edward iIel!enstine, Joseph Il.
Fanhorn.
CANERox. Solomon Boyer.
PETIT JURORS.
srxrunY. Charles Goblin, Jacob Robsl,
Samuel Fetter, Samuel J. Young.
NORTHUMBERLAND. John Dale.
MILToS. Thomas Strins, Ssmpcl Toss,
Jesse Derrickson.
IuRBUT Robert Hayes
DELAWARE. VIM. B. Irwin Wm St&rner
VIM. Stineruck, VIM. Albion, David Fl art
ruff, Hector Mccormick, Henry Kramer.
LEWIS. Tobias Piper
CnLIsCvAQuE. James Terk, Peter Van
dyke.
PoISr. Solomon Kncuse, Anthony Wat
son.
CFPra ArGusrA Frederick Haas.
LOWER AUGUSTA Walter Specie, JOHN
TraYer, Jacob Renu, Daniel Malch
SHANoKIS. Nahlon Boughncr, Solomon
IIummel, George Keller Jonss Mutcher.
JACKSON. William X kehres.
JORDAN. Daniel Shafisr
CAMERoS. John Iiaupt.
UrpER MAHAsoY. Jonothan Rs,,lsr, So
Ruel Smith.
LowxR MAHAsor. Philip Bobb, jr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-27
SHERIEEpS SALE-

HSY virtue of Von. Ezp. to Inc directed, will
~ be exposed to public SALE at the Ceurt
House in Sunbury, on MONDAY, the 5th of
November the following real estate -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND,
situsted in McEwensville. in Northumberland
County, bounded north by lot of H. J. Reader,
east by Front street. south by lot OF j. p. Hagen
berg, and west by the same, containing / of an
acre, more or less, wherson are erected two
story frame dwelling house, frame stable, and
other out buildings.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
he property --f John II. Grier.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-27

COLEMAN'S
CHEAP CUTLER STORE,
No. 81 North Third St., 6elop Arch,
priILApELrTYyA.
HSOuNTRI Merchants can save from ten -
" fifteen per cent. hy purchasing at tho above
stores. BY importing my own goods, paying but
littl' rent, and living economically, it is plain
can undersell those who purchase their Goods
here, pay high rents and 1.-Two like princes.
Constantly on hand large assortment of Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors dnd Ruzors, Table
Knives and Forks in ivory. stag buffalo, bone and
wood handles, Carvers and Forks, &c, Butcher
Knives, Dirks, Bowie Knives, Revolving and
plain Pistols, &c.
Also large assortment Of Aecordcons, &c.
Also fine English Twist and German Guns.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN,
Oct. 20, lS55.--ly. Importer.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given to all Legatee'
- Creditor and other persons interested in the
estates Of the following named persons, tina! the
Executors Administrators, and Guardians ot
said Estates have filed their accounts with the
Register of Northumberland County, and that
the same will he presented to the Orphans Court
Of said County, OIL Tuesday, the sth day OF
November, A. d., 1858, in the forenoon OF
said day, tor continuation and a owance.
Carl John, decd, settled by his Admir- Henry
Pieiitr.
Eppler Geo. doc'j., settled hy his Admir-
Aaron Kelly.
Rverett Jos. Jr., dec'J., settled by his Admir-
VIM. Everett
Eckert George, decd, settled by his adm r
William Nice.
Ferster Barbara, decd, settled BY her EI r
Daniel Retz.
Kline Jos. H., (inal,) decd, settled by, his
Admir- Dennis Caul.
Persing William, deed settled by one Of his
EI'rs Peter Pcrsng.
Porter John, decd, settled by his Er'rs d.
Brautgsm, and w. II. NAPLES
Perkins J. c., (inal,) decd, settled by lis
Admir- Peter d. Masscr
Rem Adam, decd, settled By his Ajm'r D
B-N., VIM. V. Sherwood
Rubenaall, Catherine, Sarah. and William,
settled by their Guardian John Daniel.
Taylor Benjamin, decd, settled hy HE Adm'r
Samuel Furman.
JOHN p. PURsL, Regi,ts r.
Registers Office,
sunbury, Oct. 10, ls55.- 5
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NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
w V'sNE,xs g. 70 SuI,ras7ry Pn


FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
i. w. TENEE S. Co., SnnbUry, Pa,
p ESPECTFULLY announce that they have
Ae Just received large and varied stock of
splendid goods suited to the season. an inspcc-
ton of which they solicit from their friends and
the publc-they will be sold at low prices, as
they still adhere TO their old motto:
".SmaH prCftS and quick Sales"
Thi. in the end pays best, while it best serves
their customers.
I heir stock now consists Of Cloths, Cassimercs
Vestings, Ladies' Dress Goods, in great
variety, of Silks, Poplins, Delsines,
Cashmeres, Coburgs, all wool de-
lsins, Calicoes, &C., with
large assortment Of dress
ttimmings.-B roche,
Thibet CASH
mere, and wolen shawls, worked collars, cuffs
sleeves, chemisettcs, &c.
A new stock OF Ready made Goats, Vests, and
Pantaloons, OF superior style aud workmanship.
Also, Hats, Caps Boots and Shocs--togcthcr
with general assortment ofiIardwdre, Queens
ware, Groceries, Provisions, Cedarware, Drugs,
Paints. Oils and Nails.
Come aud sec, no charge is made for show
ing goods.
Country produce taken in exchange for goods.
at the highest market pricos
Sunbury, October 10, 1883.
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EvrSEaS

CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No 70 North Second Street, (Opposiis III
4dount FerhOn House
Philadelphia.
GOLD Lever Watches, full jcweled ls X, ca
~ ses, S2s; SAer Lever do, do, Slc; Sill
yer Lepine, do, SO: Quarter IS to ST; Gold
Spect aces, $4 so to $40; Silver do, ST so 4;
Silver Table Spoons per sett, Sl4 to $lS;
Silver Desert do, do, SO to Sill; Silver Tea do,
do, 81 rs to 81 so; Gold Pens and Gold Ca.
ses, S3 25 to IS Gold Pens and Silver do. s I;
together with a variety of fine Gold Jewelry,
Gold Curb Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
warranted to be as represented. Wctches and
Jewelry, repaired in the best manner. Also, Ma
sonic Marks, Pins, &c, made to order.
N. B. All orders sent by mail or otherwise.
will be punctually attended 10.
Phla, Sept %, ls55.-lyw.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-27
GENUINE HONEY SOAP.

TgNHE pnrty, fragrance
Il (. mild emoliient ..csssNsl [ssA 80
properties of this Soap, s+sd:A. 80
renders it especially de- ,,sss$ ~. = SSs.e
serving place every ..i,,sej&
toilet. For chspped hands, si,:.,-i-7,
and various diseases Of 2sse9sssssa..--s
the skim il is ncqualed.--Each cake is stamped
VIM. CONWAY, l6s South Second street,
Philadelphia. No other is Genuine.
Improved Chemical Olive Soap,
Warranted to Wash in hard, soft or salt water.
This soap has powerful cleansing properties
which readily remove Oil, Paint, Dirt, &C., from
every description of goods withou, injury to them.
For all domestic purposes it is superior to any
other soap in use, and 20 per cent cheaper than
the common rosin soap. Each bar is stamped
WILLIAM CONWAY,
l6s South Second street, Philadelphia
Manufacturer of Fancy and Staple Soaps, sperm,
stcarine and tallow candles, importer and dcalor
in sal soda, soda ash, rosin, SC.
Orders by mail Promptly attended TO-
Pha August 25, is55.-tf