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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-01-05

NOTICE
HEREBY forewarn all persons from choppng lines, cut
ting timber, chipping turpentne, trespassing in any
way any my lands situated Goes Branch Tum-
peter Swamp, the law will be rgdy enforced against all
who violate this notice. JOHN H. MURPHY.
Dec. 18TH 1854, 94lw-l7-3w.
PLANTERS.
TUST opened so dozen heavy Wool Hats, of a make
j for Plantation Mems and Boys sizes also Glazed
and Canvass Hats Cloth Plush, Mohar and Glazed Caps
for sale by the or dozen at verylow prices by
Dec. 12 g. MYERS
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w, II, McKOV

". II. MCkOY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIR OCER AND FOR
w WAKDlNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET, 6 doors below Market
Particular attention paid to the sale of Naval Stores
and other produce.
ga Liberal advances made on consignment.
Wilmington, n. C., Nov. I'd, '53. 9-tf
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c. MYERS
j, NJ. ROBINSON,

,. NJ. hOBINSON,
IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Nails &c, Frontstreet, doors South of Market Will
miugton, N. C. [30v7-ly] |
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INSPECTOR'S MOTH

lNSPECTORS NOTICE.
THE Subscriber has received the appointment of Inspector
l. ofNAVAL STORES, and solicts business from those
having it in his line JAMES ]. BRYAN.
Nav L 1858 208-lw-37-tf
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THE Subscriber offers for sale fine Stallion, 3years DID,
L weighing 100 pounds Any person wishing good
Stock Horse would do well to call and see him He is pro-
by Judges and who judges of hor
ses be of the finest horses raised in Dupn Cou
ty. ID. I. BONEY.
Teachey's Depot, n c.. Oct. 9th, 1854 S-tf
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FALL STYLE DRESS HATS.
TNXTRA French and American Manufacture light fine and
T. graceful. different styles. Hats fitted to the
irregular shaped Heads Call apd give Conformateur
trial &. MY ERS,
Oct 9th. 1854 Hat and Cap Emporium.
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MILES COSTIN.

'0''f' JAS. c. SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have removed their Of
fee to the second story of the building formerly oceu
pied by the Telegraph Company where they are ~
attend to all business in the Commission line :, ,,
All business them will be puctuay attended
Jan. 20, 1854.
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S. Nj. WEST
IrCTIONEER and Commission Merch"hI,
4 9iatF Wilmington, N =.
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WE will open about the 18th December style Cents
w Drts &ts Manufactured expressly for the Holidays
to which would invite attention. G. MYERS.
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TO QUIZ COUNTRY PATRONS.
Sept. s.

FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
ANTI1SSN WAFRANTED.-The Subscribers
NNNkEHkE&M inforL their friends and the public that
kn<S&SXGSNM they make to order FRENCH BURR
hSgAS$&kESEN9k MILL STONES warranted to be of
K1@1SKSSSSIC Cae best quality being made from Burr
W$%[SNNSSGV Blocks of their own importation from
NNEkKNNMSy the best quarries in France. They
SSlMAALESNsSV also keep for sale COLOGNE, ESQ
MS PUS and COCALICO MILL
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NEW NOVELS. The Young Hunsband, by Mrs. Grey,
~ author of the Gamblers Wife, and the Bosom Friend
Just out and for sale at J. T. MUNDS'
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q. rFWAN q, HOUSTON. Wilmington. n. C,s
ID C. FREEMAN 81 CO, New 9crKK21D
MERCHANTS AND FACIORS'
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14

A KANSAS BULL SToRY.-Sixty yoke of
red bulls, according TO the Frontier News,
were seen last week by an old lady in Kansas,
hitched to an empty wagon, which was mired
in the streets of that city. The team reach
ed entirely from hill to hill, across one of our
valleys, vulgarly called CUTS. The wagon,
being tight in the mud, refused to move the
consequence was, when that portion of the
team in the lead over on the o her hill, spread
themselves in strong pull, and Strengthened
The chains, that 27 yoke of the bulls in the
centre were suspended in mid air by their
necks, something less than fifty feet above
ground.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14

ILLINOIS BASKIXG.-A man had draft on
one of the banks of Illinois forthree thousand
dollars, for which he demanded specie. The
bank officers invited the applicant to come
behind the counter, which invitation was ac-
cepted, when the door of the bank safe was
opened, and the officer addressed the fol-
lowing language to his visitor :-"Say, stran-
ger, look in that further corner of this safe,
and you will see small pile of gold Now,
that pile is the least possible sum that the
law will allow us to keep on hand, wasting,
while we are a banking institution ;and if you
think that am going to break one Of our
State lars to pay you in specie, you don't
know what | am. You never wronged me,
and ] have no ill-will against you, but take
care how you run on our bank, or / will bring
out our revolyers." The stranger took bills
for his draft.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14

CASHMERE GoATs.-A letter from Dr.
Davis, of Columbia, S. c.. TO the Greens
borough Beacon, states that 'the fourth crop
of the Cashmere upon ournatye goat, is fully
equal TO the pure Cashmere" This animal,
the Doctor says, is destined to make great
revolution in the agriculture of the whole
South. Beautiful cloth is now madeby negro
weavers, with ordinary plantation looms, from
the second cross All the native goats in
South Carolina, he states, are now appropria-
ted to crossing with the Cashmere breeds
and Georgia and Virginia are also breeding
these animals extensively.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
NEW CLOTHING & JEWELRY.

a. SIMON, late of the firm of s. Schnurman &
~ Co., respectfully informs the citizens of
Sunbury and vicinity, that he will continue the
above business in the old stand in Market street,
with an entire new stock of goods, which are on
the way from the city. He will also be prepared
to repair watches, having hand in constant en-
ploymen: for that purpose. He therefore respect
fully solicits the patronage ofthe public.
Sunbury, Sept. l6. lS54.-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14

Alpheus Myers, NJ. d., of Indiana has
perfected discovery Of Tape-worm Trap,
for which he has taken a patent, which must,
we think, be ranked as an invention which
will entitle its author to o marked position
among those who have Unidentified themselves
with fishing and trapping in America. The
operation consists in making the patient
swallow trap, after from two to six days
fasting, and then leaving him at rest until the
worm is caught, when both trap and worm
are gently withdrawn. If the worm is not
caught in twelve hours, the trap must be in
spected and again bated The following from
the last Patent Office Report, describes this
singular instrument:
mo. II, ,942.-ALrHEUs MYERs.-7dpeUorm
Trap.
Patented November Ia, 1854
'This trap is made of gold, and is shown set
at figure /, the length being less than an inch,
and the diameter one fourth inch. The sep
arate parts, figure 2, are united by inserting
spring 9 into cup a, and following the former
by cup d and by cup b. which is held upon cup
a by bayonet fastening. In setting the
trap, stud t catches upon the top of cup d.
Bait being placed in cup b, the trap is set and
swallowed, after the patient has tasted several
days, one end of cord being returned from
the mouth. The worm, in reaching the bait
through opening c, pushes cup from stud I.
when spring forces upward cup d, whose
teeth seize the worm, when both trap and
worm may be withdrawn together In this
manner the inventor asserts that he has ope-
rated successfully"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
.AvrSE'S

CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No 70 North Second Street, (opposite III
idount Vernon House
Philadelphia.
GOLD Lever Watches, full jeweled, Is X, ca
~ ses, $2S; SilAer Lever do, do, Sl2; Sill
yer Lepine, do, So Quarter. SIS to 81: Gold
Spect acles, 81 so TO $40; Silver do, 81 80 !;
Silver Table Spoons per sett, $l4 TO Sls (;
Silver Desert do, do, SO to Sll Silver Tea do.,:
do, S4 rs to 81 so Gold Pens and Gold Ca.
scs, S3 25 to S5 Gold Pens and Silver do. ST.
together with a variety of fine Gold Jcwclry,
Gold Curb Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
warranted 10 be as represented. Watches and
Jewelrv, repaired in the best manner Also, Ma
sonic Marks, Pins, &c, made to order
n. d. All ORDERS sent by mail or otherwise.
will be punctualy attended to.
Phila, Sept. l6, lS5i.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14

TAKING THE CESsUs.-Seven States and a
Territory take full census this year, viz
New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Florida,
Wisconsin. Illinois, Ohio and Minnesota
Telritoiy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
g 4Io.trn1. 0
SIT DOWN, SAD SOUL.
BY ALFRED TENNYsoN.

BY ALFRED TENNYSoN.
Sit down, sad, soul, and count
The moments flying
Come-tell the sweet amount
That's lost by ysighing.
How many smiles?---a score
Then laugh and count no more,
For day is dyingl 5..a
Lie down, sad soul, and sleep,
And no more measure
The fight of Time nor weep
The loss of leisure ...0
But here, by this lone stream,
Lie down with us and dream
OF starry treasure
We dream; do thou the same,
We love forever;
We laugh, yet few we shame,
The gentle, never;
Stay, then, till sorrow dies
Then hope and happy skies
Are thine forever;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
J1st Published and for Sale

Just Published and for Sale
by WIN. MccARTY, Bookseller,
HurIl 1000 sunbury, Pa.
The American
PLEADERS' ASSISTANT
Being collection of approved declarations, writs,
returns and proceedings In the several actions
now in use in the United tates.
By CoLLINsoN REED, ESQ,
Ipsae iegis yivd vor
With notes and additions, together with shor
system OF conveyancing. By A. Jordan, Pres
ident Judge of the Eighth Judicial district of
Pa, and VIM. NJ. Rockefeller and M. l..
Shindel, of the bar of Northumberland county.
Since the publication Of the book, the following
letter has been received from Judge Pearson of
Harrisburg:
HARnIsBuRo, June 80, 1858.
GENTLEMEN:
After careful examination of your Gamer
lean pleadcrs assistant" take pleasure in ex-
pressing my entire approval of the selection and
composition of the precedents thus offered to the
public. The legal profession in Pennsylvania
stands in need of correct system Of pleading,
adapted to our habits of business and the practice
OF tile courts our 10rfnS OF ueciarallon5 DsllB,
to great extent, founded on the acts of assembly
will be a, aving of labor to the pleader, and con-
duce to safetv and brevity in our pleadings.
Il should be in the hands of every practising
lawyer in our state.
Yours, with great respect,
JNO. j. PEARSON.
Fon A. Jordan, Wm NJ. Rockefeller and NJ.
l.. Shindel, Esqures.
w. McCARrY, ESD,
Dear Sr:-I received more than year ago
copy of "Reed,s Pleaders' Assistant" improved
by Judge Jordan and others. examined it with
some care soon afterwards, and have had occa-
sion to use it several times since. think it de-
cidedly valuable as a manuel for practising
attorneys in Pennsylvania, and do not hesitate
to recommend it. III were generally used it
would increase the accuracy of the profession in
matters which are often very careessly done.
am very truly yours, &c,
J. S. BLACK.
also received copy of the Pleaders' Assist
ant, and have examined it sufficiently to enable
me to concur very heartily in the above commen
datons by the Chief Justice.
. GEO. w. WOODWARD.
July 10, lS5I.--
Sunbury, July 30, 1851 .. ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14

DARASOLS Of ali sorts. Umbrellas, carpet
bags. willow baskets and cedar ware of
all kinds, just received and for sale by .....-.
WIN. A. KNADD.
Lower Augusta, May 6, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
Sf(istrllanp.
THE sULpHURIC MINES IN ICELAND.

Some sharp climbing the mountain, nearly
n thousand feet, brought me TO the sulphur
mines-a scene shall never forget-a literal
pool of fire and birthstone. Had Milton ever
visited the sulphur mountains of Iceland, |
could have forgiven him his description of
the internal regions. Here was little hol-
low scooped out of the side of the mountain
and all over and through it yellow sulphur,
bnrning hillccks of stone and clay and stiff
ling sulphurous smoke. The surface, too.
was semi-iquid-in fact as near literal lake
of fire and birthstone as this world probably
shows. The earth itself here was principally
q fine pink or flesh colored clay and all over
this could see holes communicating with the
mighty laboratory Of nature below and as
the steam and smoke came out of these holes.
the fine particles of sulphur seemed to be
brought up to the surface. The clayey ground
where the sulphur lay was in most places
soft, and could not be walked over without
the greatest danger ofsnking down through
it, perhaps into the fiery depths in the bowels
of the mountain. Indeed, it possesses a kind
of horrible and fascinating interest. Around
the edges and in certain places the soil is
hard, and some stones are seen where one
can go in safety. BY having a couple of
boards, a man might walk all over rthe ground.
In some places the sulphur was foot thick,
and as it gathered it seemed to consolidate,
and found l could break up large pieces
beautifully crystalised. The sulphur ap-
peared about as pure as the sulphur sold in
the shops, but not as dense. 1t had not half
that strong odor that sulphur and birthstone
have in a prepared state. These mines
showed signs that they had been worked, as
some bits of boards and planks lay about,
and there were some paths to be seen. The
sulphur is taken oft surface, and then the
ground is left for two or three years for it to
collect again. Sulphur is so cheap, and these
mines are so far from seaport, (Iavneford,
some twenty miles north, being the nearest,)
and roads and means oftransport are soscanty,
that gathering it is not very profitable nor
carried on to greatexte There are other
sulphur mines in the north some productive
ones near Kravla mountain, on the shores of
Mount Lake Myvatin. in Iceland.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
CHOICE GROCERIES.
BURTON & FENTON,

BURTON & FENTON,
S. ". corner SiTh and drch streets.
PHILADELPHIA, .
NAVING refitted their Store anew, and re-.
= 4 plenished their stock 5v the addition
every thing wanted in Select Family Grocery
Store, so as to make up full and most complete
assortment, now offers for sse to their friends
and the public on the best terms the following
excellent Goods, viz: Jellies of all kinds Pre-
serves; Fresh Fruits in bottles and tin cans
White Clover Honey; Latour and other brands
of Olive Oils; Sperm and Stearine Candles; all
the best brands of Groceries; Crackers with
choice assortment of all the staple articles, which
will he sold at the lowest prices. Please give
us a call. ....
BURTON & FENTON,
Family Grocers and Tea Dealers, S. W. cor.
Sixth and Arch sts
Phila., April Z, 1865 ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
1HOMAS HOlsLoWAf :.
%, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, New Yorl
PURIFlCATloF OF THE BLOOD,

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from diseases
the Liver aud Stomach, scarcely nny free from the
influence Of these destructive maladics hence they fa
fast The fair SEX perhaps the most handsome in thi
Word up to certain period when, distressing to sny,
many loose their teeth and good looks, while yet In the
heyday life, such sad evils may be eccuoy remedled
by continually keeping the blood pure and the Liver and
stomach III healthy action, when life will flow smoothly,
and resemble plants in congenal cline, where hn eternal
spring appears reign As regards the preservation of
the human frame, and the duration of life much may be
effected, and say fearessy, that health and life lie
prolonged for many years beyond their ordinary limits, if
Holloway's Pills taken to purify the blood according
to the rules laid down for health contained III the directions
which accompany each box. -... .....
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DE BIIITY OFTEN
YEARS STANDING, CURED BY HoLLOWAY's
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
THE AMERICANS FRIENDN
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
n Tho C,,;-sn, of ,6c Ur;,ed State, ,

To the CttiSens of tho United States: e,il
e.rfs. mos, humby and sincerely THINK you for the
immense patronage which you have bestowed pom my
Pills take this opportunity Of stating that my Ancestors
all American Citizens, and hat enternin for all
that America and the Americans, the most lively
sympahies, much so that originally compounded these
Pills expressly suit your climate habits constitutions,
and manner of living, intending to establish myself among
you, which have done by taking premises in New
York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
~ Corner of Ann mud Nassau streets New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
Copy Of Letter from Captain John Johnson
Astor House, New York, dateo Junuarl

dsTof House, NtW 10rk, ddIea Junudry
5th, 1854
To Professor HOLLOWAY, 35, Corner Ann andd Nassau
Streets, n Y.
Sr-lt is with the most heartfelt pleasure have to
inform you that have been restored TO health and strength
by taking your Pills For the last ten years, suffered
from arrangement OF the Liver and Stomach and
reduced to snch extremity that gave up my Ship
never expecting to tn Sea any moe as had tried every
Remedy that recommended to me, but all pur-
pose ana had gwen myself up to despair when at
last recommended to take your Pills After using them
for three months the result is that in better
health than have been for eleven years past and indeed
as well as ever wns in my life. You are quite at liberty
to make this known for the benefit of othels.
remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
(Sgned,) JOHN JOHNSON
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14
NAMES McCLINToCK, MID. Late

AMES McCLINTOCK, M. D., Late
PROFESSOR Of Anatomy aud Surgery in the Phil
auePhH CuIese ol Mediclne, and Acting Professor Of
midwifery one Of the Consulting Physi nf the Phil
udelphla Hospital Bockley late member Of the National
Medical Association member of the Philadelphia AIed
cal S1ciety member Of the MedicO- Chirurgca College
ui fhlhdelphla formerly President and Professor IF
anatomy ana Surgery in Casteton Medical College, Yer
mont hnd asn late Professor of Anatomy and Phy sio-
ogy IN Berkshire Medical institution Ptts6eld Mass
&c, &c, &c '
Has lately introduced IN popular form several of his
IIN"ite prescriptions for the principal disease of this
climate. The name Of each article viii imply the disease
for which it Is intended to be used.
Dh MeCl.iNTOCkS PICTORIAL SYRUP. PriceSI
,rI DR. MeCllNTOcR'S COLD AND COUCH MiX
rGRE1For Colds, Coughs, &c. Price e5 cts
cdI1c, Dk; !MseCI1NIoCK's ASTHMA AND HooPIN6
DR., McCLlNToCK'S Tonic ALTERNATIVE
81 nS MStp1F9T Purifying the Blood; Price 81,
giving tone to the stomach relieving pains after eating
indiaas hiedtI and all dsasreeabe symptoms arising fom
DIR. McCLINToCKS RHEUMATIC MIXTURE-A
r1ITy Vegetable Remedy for internal Price 50 cts
DIX McCllNTOCK'S RHEUMATIC IINIMENT--
to od rheumatism, sprains, Swelings, &c, &c' Price
DIR. McCIINToCK's ANoDYNE MIXTURE-Fa
PANS "a roothaehe, Headache, Neuralgia, &c &c Price
DIR. MecLINToCK's FEVER AND AGUE sPE,
Oir1CIA certain cure for all ntermltlents. Price 81
DR. MeClINTOCK'S DIARRHCEA CORDIAL AND
CHOLERA PREYENTIVE-A safe remedy.
DIR McCLINToCKs VEGETABLE PURGATlvL
DR. MecLINTocKs hSTTBoUs fSi OF pfe pIiI@For E cls
lregnanly in the Functions Of the Liver and Bowels
the best Liver Pill made. Price 25 cts a box IN
For slle by DIR. J. MeCIINTOCR, at his Medical De-
pot w corner ninth and Fiber SITS Philadelphia, and
AZ az druggists and Dealers In Medicines All Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines who wish TO he agents Will
please address DIR. McCntock, furnishing reference
n1Ine OF Post Office, county and state
" For Sale by Weiser 4 Bruner, Snnbury and Sha-
mokini WIN. Welmer, Northumberland O. Brown Mil
ton r. Z. lutz, Boomsburg; Jacob Harris Buckhorn
!onn Vanieco, Light Street | sharpless Son, Cata-
January o, 1s55-6n
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y
CIatmentS,
.. Sunbury, Pa
CONTlNl ES To give prompt and personal attention to
The prosecution of Cmms of every description against the
ucheTa Government, aud particularly those beuIe the
Treasury Department Pension and Bounty Land Bureaus
Patent and General Land Office, and Board Of Claims
An experience ui years aud familiarity with the means
Of obtaining the earliest and favorable action ON
claims, with the facilities for the dspatch uf business
Hsy HIM IN assuring hls Correspondents, Caimens, aud
The Public generally that interests mrusted his keep
lls wl not be negiected
PENSION, Bounty LAND, PATENT AND Public LAND LAW.
lie has nearly ready for gratuitOus distribution among
hs business Correspondents, d those who may become
snch,) neat pamphlet containing synopsis of the
sting Pension, Bounty Land Patent and Public Land
Laws down 10 the end of the late C0ngTesslncludmg
the
Bounty-Land Act of Sd March, 1855.
under which all who have heretofore received less tlan
100 acres are entitled tu additional land said Act
grants also 100 acres 10 all Officers, noncOnmssioned
Officers, Chapains Soldiers Wagon Maeters, Transfers
and friendly Indians, Of the Army, including State Troops
Volunteers, and Mitiaand all Officers, Seamen Oriina-
ry seanen Marines, Clerks, and landsme, of the Navy,
not heretofore provided for, who have served less
than fnnTtren days (mles in bae) at any period since
l1oi and to the widows and minor Children of all such
persons entitled, and deceased
The pamphlet contains .Forms of Application
more full and complete than anT elsewhere TO be found
adapted to the wants Of every class Of Claimants under the
act with copous decisions aud instructions of the Depart
meat and practical suggestions as 10 the course TO be pu
sued IA suspended or rejected cases
fafes not wishing TO avail themselves of the facilities
Afforded ny tins Once in securing prompt and personal
obtain copies Of the above pamphlet by RENTING thirty
cents IN postage stamps
INDUCEMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Correspondents who prepare and forward cases for
management by this Agency will be dealt with literally;
supplied with all necessary blanks aud kept con
sianty adyced of the changes that from time to time &C.
cur in the execution of the law.
Its within the subscribers power TO direct his Core.
spondens to the locality very many persons entitled un
der the late Act and having obtained large number of
Land Warrants under former laws, he possession of
data that will materially assist In securing additional
admission OF Claims -
The highest cash price given for Land Warrants, Re
votutlonaIy Scrip, and Illinois Land Patents.
Address Ill B MASSER,
A., n, 49,. =. sunbury, Pa.
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SAMUEL S. FETHERSTON,
DEALER IN
Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers and CandClabras,

PHILADELPHIA.
sEaving enlarged and improved his store, and
having one of the largest assortments Of
Lamps, in Philadelphia, is now prepared to fur
nish Pine Oil, Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
and Oil Lamps. and Lanterns Of all patterns,
GLASS Lamps by the package, at a small advance
over auction prices. Being Manufacturer and
Dealer of PIKE Oil, Burning Fluid and Alcohol,
which will be furnished to Merchants at such
prices that they will find it to their advantage to
buy. Also, Household Glassware Of all descrip-
tions at the lowest market prices.
Philadelphia, Oct. IA, 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-14

HpOOTS, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gum Shoes,
y ID just received and for sale by
Oct 1854. TENER 9Co.