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FURNITURE T. CARPETINGS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,

FURNITURE & CARPETINGs.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
BUTLER Il CO.'S PRICE LIST.
COFAS. SIS $40 Secretaries. sl2 10 So
- Bureaus, 80 l.. ClIiph'r Sets. 90. 10
Card Tables, $50" II. Centre Tables =. q,
Dining d" ., =" 80. Mah'c'nv ro>k>s.' u
Extension do II T.. d" ctar- :; &" I. -
C.S.&C.E. rock>2 49,. {. 5. Chairs 80 l.
C>. do 1.2' = 80. d. oril ,ne,t'al >" II
Wool Eorks H. Id. W,..,C hair. >. -
Cotta-c S,eads. as. W.,l a,,t'n' -. !.
Common Il" 2 30 Cot Wool do 81 90
Straw Mating. 81" 80. Cotton do -,
T. :..le,i CarI".iing. 81 " 80. Mattresses T. l..
d" wide d" -" LIZ. Feathers - -
Looking Glasses % l.. Curtains 10" l.
Paper Hangings %" -. Bordering ~ .os
Also great variety Of House Furnishing Goods.
too numerous {" mention. All Of which will be
sold at prices that DEFY COMPETITIONS.
BUTLER a. CO..
CIV. BUTLER, J.C.BrTIEI, is. ElTLEE
Iaiotil
WIN EGA1:
VuNIlE best ever seen alway, I" Dee found at the
i Cheap Cash Store Of F.F. EI)WN
July II. !o1tf
J. :. DCRANT, VI. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ST. JOIINSEIEY CENTRE. IT.
Office at Mr.. SI,wtII'S. .iutf
FISH.
- ALNON No.
~ MACkEHEL Nn. I:
LAHhApDE RDl r:
MACk!NiW 1eDIT:
SALMON TROUT
con FISH aud POLLOCK.
\ fgy>h lot received and for >a'c.
SIONE x FOSTER.
81. John~lrrv. Aug. ]. 1s:,5 .imf
GUNSNTITsE
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GIVE USAN EARLY CALL

an! secure Bargains. Wca>k nothing ter showing
our Goods. nor complain if ."n j" not purchase.
STONE < FOSTER
Successors to g. A. & \ Higgins.
June a.. l,-,J. ..sltf
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Russell lIartt's Ruiling Railroad street. or,;-n>i:e
tic i'a>>uinl'>ic House. near Tie brjrt. y; helms
bury. ". sin.f
L Orders rro,nl,ily attended, 10
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HORSES EOR &Ar-
lair first rate Team Horses, also r,,r new
Harnesses. and Double Waeon.-w;,l Ls ~.
changed for Lumber. Empire Of
SIbEi kFUsTiH
s.. Johnsuur!. Aas / ls:s5. ..a,,
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Save Your Money!
Ruinouslv Low Priccs..

n order I" max. room g., orr Ear :,rtd M,i,t
stock oi tiv,> VIC Ill srii W.: : ..uw haze
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Auction.

'n'r>s ssl- ,li~r-'.r 81 at rriT.'c sa'". fis
above property VII re sold without reserve 10 lie
highest bidder At
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for cash. Best American and Ei;.,>l Print. war
r:iil.ei Fast Cuor- from IL Ia ril- L., l.,
Itrt> . p>lIails Sold f,,- -liliil.: p,i,..- ari
tliali,r> Tor T. g. AND uwar,.-: E,-t oil,'i S,if
Finish Fin CLANS. ALWAYS >"ld for - 81, VII
stll.'r one shilling: Lancaster ';lnrhanS for ~
cr>. fhmc-:;c aA all other tico,,> IL hc >.d at
LIE ,-...
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CraftsburY Academy.

u Board q, Irii-trcS
Lyndon. Aug !. So. o,.,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
PROCLAMATION,

III Office is hereby given that tho several
~ Courts OF Common Pleas, General Qusr;er
Sessions OF the peace, and Oprlians Court. Court
of Oyer and Torminer and General Jail Delivery.
in and for the county of Northumberland, 10
commence at the Court House, in the borough o!
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, the
Cd day OF April, next, AM will continue ONE
WEEK. -l.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and ccngta-
bles in and ortie county Of Northumberland, are
requested 10 be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitiens and
other rememhrances to do those things 10 their
several Offices apper,aining 10 he done. And al
witnesses prosecuting n behalf Of the Common.
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-and no, to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to he punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices. @ I.H.H.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the 2a,h day of
February. in the year Of our Lord one ,liou.
sand eight hundred and ffty-fve.--and the
Independence of the United States Of America
the nth.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff.
God save The Commonwealth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

DEATH OF a RExARKAuLE FIRE noe

~, >. r,l,4 -, .,
pteqi III ohaEIes.own' Mass, rseeh!ty'
~ afA IAN, large ana yaluaole dog DC
longing 70 engine company NO. o OF lpat CITY
ne Llsl9ly o. ta.S d1g is very intereS,ihg'
ana woIthy ol nTle. ne was one Oh louT aogs
owned py gen'ieman some years since VINO
was accus.olneo 70 haruGss h them 10 ii.'le
wagon, eohs.rutleu LOT 'ne purpose' III Mllleh
ihey drew him ABOUT Inc country "a morse.
i'y son,o means ABOUT lou. years ago nc was
inaIced TO dispose OF MS aog 10 Mr. nam
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
GREAT BARGAINS!
SELLING OFF AT COSTS

4 large vGricty Of goods are offered q; origin
al cost.
q Elsberg & Co., have concluded to sell
" their large stock ofvarinus goods at great
y reduced prices in fact, at original cost, in order
10 ,lo their business. Their stock comprises
amongst other things, large variety of Mems
wear. such as Overcoats, Goats. Rounda5outs
Vests and Pants mad in the different iashiona-
hle STYLES, and Of ali imaginable stuIs. Fancy
black. grew, brown and all other colors, such as
fancy will dictate can he found in their store
A II their clothing. as the public know, Is made
good aud substantially, being their own manu-
fac,ure. Persons not needing any clothing yet,
will better lay in supply for the future, as g.
Elsberg & Co. will make it highly advantageous
to them to do so. BOOTS and SHOES Of all
sorts. Also Ladies' Shoes, CATERS and slippers
for sale. Hats and Caps, the latast styles on
hand and all to be sold cheap IS above.
A large assortment OF JEWELRY. snch as
Gold Pens and Pencils, Breastpins, Cufins. Ear
rings, Finger rings, Watches, Lockets. etc, on
hand.
Revolvcrs. Pistols. Shirts and Coll1rs, Accor.
heons, cutlery and hosiery on hand. large
assortment of Under-clothing, Woolen, CsRton
flannel and cotton, for sale.
A variety of Boys Clothing, different STYLES,
can he found in their store. ...
&. Elsherg & Co. wish to sell cut their stock
entirely fpossiie and so offer gca, Inducements.
Remember the place; exactly opposite the Post
Office in Make, Square. Come one, come al.
to G. Elsberg & Co.'s Clothing StTc.
Sunbuy, Jan. 10, 1855.
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California Nehs.
Arrival of the George Law
THE FINANCIAL TROUBLE.


NEw YoRK, March "a, P.M.AThe Georg
Law has reached her wharf, with San Francis
co papers to the lst instant. H-.
They contain, however, but little news Q
interest. t,.
The arrangements for the resumption ofth
firm of Messrs. Page, Bacun & 20. were no
completed, but they would be in condition
to resume business in a few days.
Reed & Co., Of Sacramento, have applied
for the benefit Of the Insolvent law
A. S. Wright's Miners Savings Bank is IL
expectation Of shortly resumlng business.
3 As to general news the papers furnish moth
ing of interest.
Copious rains have fallen. much to the
qualification of tho miners and agricultural
lists. ,ftr. ..t FtsE49 4H.
A bin has been introduced into the Legis-
latnra for Prohibitory Liquor Law, which
submits the matter TO the vote of the people
u: ~ General election Of the present year.
II ,t. business circles of San Francisco
there was rather more confidence, but fnan-
cial stringency is nevertheless so great that
very little has been done in trade. l-
er-pRssfnEST WALKER GOING TO NJ.
CARAGUA.
rrrom the SIN Francisco Herald, February %
Colonel VIM. Walker has, we understand,
TCCtlNGu IL Rioul vi hiNF-NN' VI
land from the government Of Nicaragua, and
intends TO sail about the 10th of March for
the Port Of Realejo. The grant has condi-
ton Of colonization annexed, aud the grantee
proposes to convey one hundred and fifty
inon to the land ceded him by the State Of
Nicaragua.
This is the first step towards proper de-
velopement of the immense natural resources
Of the Nicaragua Isthmus. The territory is
extremely fertile, yielding large and abundant
crops Of cotton, sugar, coffee, cocoa, tobacco,
indigo, maize, wheat and rice Rich mines
are also said to exist in the State. and the Iu-
dians in their rude way have long worked the
gold placers Of the northeastern departments
The climate is excellent, especially on the Pa.
cifc side and among the uplands north and
east of Lake Mangua and Nicaragua.
Labor is cheap and abundant and all that
il required to make the country wealthy is q
firm and staple government. 1t is probably
with view Of giving peace to the people and
ofestablishing Of in the State nucleus of law
and order. that the grant has been made &c
Col. Walker. The accomplishment Of such
au end will be great good, not only to the
State Of Nicaragua, but 10 the commerce ant
civilization Of the world. .t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

ROYAL ESTERrAINMESrs.--The Lonion cor
respondent of the Philadelphia North Amer
lean in his last letter furnishes the following
bit Of gossip:
"0n Saturday last his eEcellency the Amer
can minister and Miss Lane dined with her
Mi, Sty and Queen al buckingham Palace.
Mir. Buchanan nad Miss Lane were onSthe
same evening present at grand entertain
lnGnt given BY Nisco'St ~ end Lady PaimersiOn
'g.ios will ESQ be present to-nieht at splcn-
d.a entertainment given by hermajesty 10 the
Duke Of Cambridge General Sir DeLacy
Evans, the Earl OF Cardigan, and other he
roes, on their return from service in the Brit.
.ish army in the Crimea." f.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

Congressional Expenses increase enormous.
" With each succeeding session. The appro-
pri4tion OF the last session shows that the az.
grcgate expenses for the year were sl,4T9,
$50 This amount is made up Of the daily
pay and mileage Of members compensation
Of officers, etc. Many OF the sums colnpre-
headed in this aggregate were appropriated
without any just reason. For instance, about
$4,000 were voted 70 the reporters Of the
Globe. These reporters are fully and hand
somely paid for their services by the proprie-
tors OF the Globe, who in their turn are also
iherally paid by Congress for the publication
tfthe dsGates.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the suhscri.
l. bor until april !, 1855, to erect Two COAL
BREAKERS at Locust Gap, for Locust Gap
and Summit Improvement Companies.
The proportions TO be accompanied with plsns,
models or drawings, and estimate of entire cost
excepting engines, i. c. foundation, excavation
and walls wood and iron work of coal hns,
schRtes, screens. breakers, hoislng aparatns from
water level, gassway aud ,russel work from up
per level gsnsway to top Of breaker, Also, the
necessary belts and machinery. That is TO say,
the estimate to embrace all the materials and
workmanship to complete the construction ex-
cept the engines. The height Of the structure at
the head of the tip schute TO Le 4s feet above the
main rail road The coal bins of each breaker
TO be of sufficient capacity and constructed to
contain l4lO cubic yards ef pea, stove, egg bro
ken and steam boat coal, and 600 cuic yards Of
lump coal, without requiring ANY manual labor
70 trim the coal in the bins or depositss.
The contractors to have privilege TO cut all the
timber on The companys property free Of charge
for timber. and have it sawed at the mill now
being erected, at such price as may be agreed
upon between the PARTIES.
WIN. II. MARSHALL, Agent.
ShamOain, March 8, 1855.
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RraIsTERs. noTrcE.

NJ Office n berebv qivcn 70 all Legrtees
IN Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates Of the following named persons. that Che
Executors, Administrators, and Guardians .o
said Estates have flcd their accounts With the
Register of Northumherland Couhty, and that
the same will be presented TO the orphsns Oour'
Of said County, on Iuesoay, he lh1 gay o
April, a. " 1902 IN tue ioreho"n' lot CON
hrmation ann allowance 81 i, f
]. Shannon Henry, decd settled by his Admr
Abraham Kissinser. 80, ....
2. Bond Charles deed. settled by bis Admto
William Savidge.
3.'Murfay John, dec q, settled by his Adm toi
Willidin FolInier. gii fgritoff
d. Roihermel Wm., decd, hnai account, se'ue'
by his Admtor Daniel Holshoe.
.. Watts David, decd, settled by his A'm to'
James Watts ~ .,sal
q. Zartn.nn Elizaheth' decd se''loo oy hcf EA'
ecntor, prnlei hafinhh'.g -.e,.e =,
T. Schmink Josiah b' Decd 'e'neu oy MS IA'
ecutor. Samuel ~ SmincR'
.. kramer Gideon deco, setuea ny ms IA WI
jacob wagner :,
D. Johnson, IL. N.fs uec d se'H0u W '''' f'u'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
MATCHES. MATCHESu
JOHN DON yFlIy

MANUFACTURE and inventor Of S,6.,v
~ Paien, Square Upright " ood hux Ma;chr:
NO. lo6 FOURTH Street. tsbove Race.)
Philadelphia.
Matches haviiis become an iple-pcusitle s,ti.
Gle in Housekeeping. the subscriber after rrea,
sacrifice of,ime and money. is enabled to Offer 70
the Public an article at once enlnbin'u, Crli,v
and Cheapness. The invcntor knowing The dan.
scr arrrehrn,icd on accoul,t OF the air,sv -,,,.
neF IN whic'i Matches are genersilv rarsc1 in "a.
per, has by Tire aid of New Ste.m Machincry Of
f's Own invention. srcocc@ei in getting I'm n
SAFETY PATENT SQUARE UpPrrgT
Wood Box; th's box is far preferable. in as rn,c',
That II occupies no more room ;aar ihe oh round
wood box and crnta;ns al least Tvo Hundred nor
Cent more Matchos, which 10 S,.ippsrs Is conc.d.
eEah'e advariase; il is eGijscis new ana secure
agelnst moisture Gnd spontaneous combustion.
end dlspels all danger or transportation hy means
OF Railroad, Steam.O .Oat or any o,ae mode Of on
veyancc.
These Matches are packed so tha; one gross or
more may be SHIPPED 10 any par, of the World
with perfect safety. They are the most desirable
article Tor Home Consumption, ana tie Southern
and Western Markets that has ever hcea invented.
Dealers and shippers. will % wei, 10 call and
examine Cor themselves.
u These Matches are Warranted to ie supe-
rior 10 any hing heretofore offered 10 the Public.
JOHN DONNELhY,
i06 North FOURTH ST., Phiisd'a.
phi,s, Dec. &c, lS5i.-em.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

A SSAKE SToRY.-In Albany, snake ian,
iier gave a live mouse TO an eight feet animal
lis snakeship ,oyed with the mouse. thea
gallowed him whole, and eolled up to digest
i'm at leisure. But Mr.. Mouse would not
i've iiup 80. lie got down 10 the tail. and
10 cut Snake swallowed him again, and
,ouss got out again, aud so they Kept II a
oiug tlll the process Of swallowing and
ating out had been performed II Times (,
hen both parties gave 0ai anddled. II was
drawn baltle,--bolh conquered both died.
sa great story but the Albany paper
ivos names aRd an the dotails
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
The Weekly Herald.
The Best General Newspaper in the
WoTld. .l

The NK,v Pork wsrxfv BErstp s rublshe3 est--
Saturday inorisk hs c,ruiens embrace eli the
lae great events uf ;he day. rep uf inrs. G
ssate Ices5ture, si of CSncress; npEiani prjc =
smen's European aud hcnue corrrssudsiice; hnanCsi
@ s tnu'ees aud eii,,iai uf general interest, ssi
nsve .a1pcoied u the New l,sk DAILY HeraA.
,nnne1ty printed IN cl,ar type. cs arge errbieonar-
seet 20 tHty-tigi csluuus--s slk--a crcrt.y In il.
naho lorms sne e The besf aud met valxab,e wsehly
o,,s , 70 me verd The grett-sf care il taken 10
tne io'est and rr,s reiislie eliirefse ~ i,r 49,.
rcd for The purp,se e t'V Ve~Peass 2 q
HE ir sSr priee is three liars Per asnnr, uav,
n.,,s-. OF sixretre rer s,,yae c-lrv Ir. -
"a o .,r nehoni The uniiy rsr,cusr,v re
ra, 80, ~ - agents Ei'sy VIII reeeirs ,yrr,.v-s--
,, o.s ,s hre or more subscribers win l< Ill ,s \,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FOR THE SPRING 1855.

E,YSE & LANDFLl.. S. w. Corner oi
a. Fourth & Arch Sts.. Philadelphia, are fully
prepared to suit buyers. WHOLESALE & R.rAIL.
with goods adapted to their wants and at the low
est nett cash prices.
Black silks, ..-..r British Prints,
Fancy 30 ..... .... Plaid GingiGmS,
Ne,c Dress Goods. Good Linens,
.Ncw Spring .Skawls, Table Linens,
Nouelt;es IN Lduns, tSheetingS, Sc. SC.
n. B.-Bargains daily received from the Auc-
tons, OF New York and Philadelphia. p. s.
oil Boiled Black silks warranted not TO Gu III
wearing. store-keepcrs supplied with those
goods regularly.
pnilada. March 3, ls5s.--w 3m
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ses~r

koasIlh according Ioreports e preparing
% te'ol1i1onary aitempts IA EgFopv a. soon
the proper tine may afrise. Me may then
'1A toi lhe Arrival " Tho kossulh hais aEd
sYolauehagy isshloas, Hat Ne have %
sss Tho fhilad.lphia pable NO matter
bat may be lhs changes N drsss. Nil siill
1ullnae 70 provide themaslyes ulth cloihlng
4m hoSkhlll a Mllsons cheap and elseanl
lothipg store. No. ~ CheaLst siTset, coz,
81 offraHkllA Place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
NOTICE.

a ii. those knowing themselves indebted ,c
~ the subscribers either on note or be ok &C
count, are requested to mako payment of tn,
same on or before the 10th OF April next, as W,
are greatly in want oi funds, to buy ouI Spring
supply OF goods &c.
J. F. & /. r. KLINE.
Upper Augusta, March IL. ls55.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
a CARD

GEORGE BROWN, Inspector ofMines, ten.
TX ders his services to land owners and Min.
ing Companies, in making examinations, reports
&c, Of Mines and Coal lands From his experi.
cncs in mining operations, as he understands the
different branches, having carried OIL Mines for
a numher of years in Schuylkill Co, and having
now a large number Of collieries under his super.
visinn--he hopes 10 give satisfaction TO those who
may want his services. Refers to BENJAMIN
Miller and W. Payne, Esqrs. Phladel,hia. and
d. L. Nice and James Nei.l, Es9rs,, Po,,syile.
Commnnications..'y Mail promptly attended TO-
Pottsvle Marrh IL, ls55.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
LIST OF JURORS
.A1 For April Sessions, 1885.

GRAND JURORS.
SusprRY-Henry c. Martin, Samuel S.
Gohin. j. Eugcl.
NoRrHUMRERItSp--W illiam Forsyth.
MrIoS-Paul Masteller, John NJ Woods.
DELAwARE-Franklin II. Carver.
CHiiIsou uAcUE---Jacob Kramer. Joseph
Frederick.
PoISr-JameS Neshit.
urrEH AuoTsrAI-Jcseph Savage, Jacob
EckmRn, John Smith.
LOWER AUGrsrA-Joha savidsc, John
Wynn.
Rusa--Jsremiah Bassett, Lsmbey, P.tucr,
John ObeTluFf
suAuoSis Samuel Furman, Jacob II,
Reed.
CoAL--WilNam fag,ly,
J,cEs0N--Jaeoh NDlcr.
UrrFg NAHAN0Y-jacoh lflne.
LowER " ,uANoY-Ellas h!nSeusn.
TRAVERSE JURORS
SuEsrEl- Samuel Gns,ler Anlr,w Ba,Ly,
Philip OZARK, Iharlss Wharton.
NosruvNrr,ASp--D b MNFegor
MnAoS-- Isaac Brown, joha :, Pe,yrmaa
George tOlcr.
LrwIs-W William leyan,
DElAWApE--loha Fog'emaR, DAVID Spt
bert, banismin Rneh iohett llutchilisoa,
William Hood. Jpuas F1X. saml haVmQnl
Jacob poehlyF. ST.. DANIEL lislll,tt,
lrRnUf- " ihiaRi hnsvl
lOsSr--Ihomas thatcher Robert Curry,
81. Joseph NaakiEk
urrts AgassfA-- Peter Egkmau, Samuel
n.lasd
Iouta Arotsrl Daniel kaai,saa, j sAp
10y,
suAnlhiN MliLan laFnsY, Jaesh les,
ssF.ug, sanngl kyilry, uv0Tgv fvnsyl. lieal
Alams, Hiram iloekeNllyF, Isaac Afpold.
Rohsa NMll llllams, Jacob its'hly sanias.
nnnssu.
Rtai jasph Shau,ssi, jVseph perhons'
Cot sanlsl Haas.
Irsss MAaAAo, panlel il,iTeh.
t.ossa NJ .n,Ap4- sAiaasl fsge, jvbs-
thaa hpriass. lshn hpatls ssaagl Nluafr
Gseiss klagI.sA. AbssAa@ ssllsf, aalsiioh
katiisf
LsIis AAsAsos- -IAsoh Rahss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
TAMEs McCLINTocK. ND.

PROFESSOR oS Ass,gny sa5 srrrcrv in,.. "
- s'1as Gage q Neticins Snd Ac,ihs PGu:esss-
Mldwiisty e ut nc Coisc..ir- PAysicans ii The II
s1-lrhis II spSl, 81 cSiey; nte uesIbsr oi the Saii
AseiSei Ass scil,.ou neaibcr q the Phiiadsil;a :.
cll Sc'ety; uie.rbei .; The N-diec-chrn-sieni Co "a
ct PaiaJe.pks; f,.risrly Prssijen, ard Prn.e-s,r
Alri ,ry am Ssrcc-, n cases n Mcsicsi C.Iber- y
Isiii sli1 -, -le PrU;eSsr u Anzeony and ~ "
~ IN Es;-sArs Medical Lis:.,riion, Pii.sse.N -,
&c Sc. Sc. -.
Has !-le:y .:-osaced /. poplar form tevera, ri
ISV5ri.S ntssctg'S1Is sUr Tie puncpal disease [! /
C''lts D. name nj zach article VIII nriy Tie C.sS
Dr. MeC. IN rocks PFcToRsf. sYRrP. rr;se
nl. Nec4.NIoCKS COLD AND COUGH Al
iIRE-sos {. Us. Cgnehs. Sc Price = Gus
coUOH REMEDY Prise 81 c,s
Dr. NcCiiNTOCN's TuNiC ALTERNATE
STRtP- F.c Far.:sies tie Bird. Prize 81.
gv.nk tl.e "a the s; 'Tseh reiieeiug pais after ea,
he.ilbun, sHd all dsag:esah.e syInrtcms arising Fl
ps ,iscIiNTOCIi's RHEUMATIC MIXTURE
fSt,lF N,g,oS.e Relssiy = i..isfrel Hss Prise 81
DR.. NcCilNToCR'S RHEUMATIC LINiMENI
F0r Bhecmatlsn, Spraias, Swe,iirSs, SC, &c. PI
DIR. MecIlNTocSs ANoDYNr MIxrrRE-I
Pains. rno,haeh-, Headache, Neuralgia, Sr. &c. n
DR.. MecLlNTCcK's FEVER AND AGuE sr
ClElC-A CERTAIN cure nv al laierIi,en,s: rrce 81
DR. McCLlNrOCkfS DlAfsiIHEA CORDIAL 4.
CHOLERA PRENENTINE-a safe remedy.
DIR. McCIiN rOCk'S VEsETAB PJRGATl
pIIIS.-TW { S;iveicss. Beadache. &c Prise = q.
LR NeCiINTOCh'S ANFI8IiLuUS PILL
lrreSuEuy IA Che fdrcIiU,S Uf the Liver and d
toe e-.t Liver Pill rrate Prize S5 cts. 4 b,X
For sic by Dr.. ]. MoCLlNTOCK, al his Neit,i
Pot. W cor,,er pu,h and F.hcrt SIS Pills !. cha,
al all Druggists sad DesleTs in MedeiaeS. AS htGgs
ard nSalcfs IN MsicineS who wish To- lie e. suits,
p'ease eildrezs d.. NeClrICck, furnishing Tss,iCi
name Oi POST Office cs1nty and s;a.s
II Fur Sale-hy Weiser X BIuasg, S3ahcry -li 6
rlOSin; WA WeimeS, Northumberland L. Brovu, I:
TIN f P l0iz, B,'oirsbGrgi Js.ob Harris, Buckle
Iohn rsnlecio, LisE; S:-sel SdarpieSs s SOa, [.
wisSa.
! J-auary 6, iss--6sx.
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HERE WE ARE AGAIN!
Clear the way for New Good
J. e. s. I. z. KLINE.

LSihA i.L oanoCncs 10 tlcl- triel
IA and Tie pubiit in general, that thew \,
received at their Old Stand. in Upper Ausu
township, Northumberland county, Pa. u
Fall AMI Winter Goods, sad opened 10 tie pr'
a full assortment Of .......
MERCHANDISE, &c,
Consisting in par. of Cloths, black and IA
Cassimers, SaiiiDetts, Checks. and all kind.
FALL l. WINTER WEAR.
Also 10, of Ready made Goats, Vests
Pants, &c.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Caliroes, Gingbams, Muslin de Laines. Z
Cashmeres, De beges, Comforts, Bay Stat,
Long shawls, &c.
Also flesh supply Of all kinds, Of
Groceries.
\ fresh supply Of Hardware and Quec
ware, Drugs and Medicines.
Wooden Ware.
Also large assortment Of Boots an
Shoes, suitable for Men, Women and
Children. Hats and Caps, Salt,
Cheese, &C., and all goods ..
usually kept in Country store.
Call and See.
Cheaper THAI the Cheapest,
An of which viii Be scld fer cash, o, in
change for country produce, at tbp hishestms
price.
Upper augusta, Nov. 1. Is5i.-..
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CHRISTIAN BOWERS ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
minisiraiion with the will annexed, on the
estate of Christian Bower, ESD. late Of the bor-
ough of Sudbury. deed, have been graried 10
the subscriber. Al persons having claims or
demands against the same are requested to make
the same known To the subscriber; aud all per.
sous indebted to sail estate, are requested TO
make payment.
FRED'E LAZARUS. Adtor
Sunhury, laE'y 20, lsa5.--6L
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ESTATE OF HULDAH THARp.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tcstarnen'
~ tarv with the will annexed. upon the estate
of Hmlkah Tharp, late Of Shamckin township,
Northumberland county, deed, have been gran.
ted BY the Register of Wills to the undersigned.
All persons having claims or demands against
the estate of the said dccedent are requested TO
IT axe known the same to the undersigned with
out delay, and all persons indebted are desired
TO make Immediate payment.
PETER WlLLOUR. Executor.
March 8, lS55.-6t. s. u "l.