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g. n. KELLY, sAGRlCULTtRAL EDITOR.
TO THE FARMERS or THE UPPER MIS-
SIS6SIPPI.

~ AAeAz - ANUl EIEkS4s OE HE VffIsA MtS.
SISSIPfI.
We have for some time felt the ne-
cessity and want Of an organ 10 adyo-
cate the interests Of the agricuituralists
Of this portion Of our Territory, and i
is,our intention to devote . portion Of
our columns to that purpose. It i need
less for us to use any argument ="
demonstrate the great advantages 10 be
be derived, for the results. SO plainly
perceptible in all the gricuiturai districts
Of our Union, where Agricultural papers
have been issued, are sufficient evidence
to convince every practical and sensible
man. ssss3
Although our Territory IS young 10
years, yet sufficient time has elapsed TO
enable US to form correct knowledge
of our soil and ITO capabilities. Our
residence here, which places Us IN TIE
list Of the oldest inhabitants, z enables
us to testify as 10 the heahhfulness ii
the climate and We feel justified in
saying, with abundance of proof TO sup
port the assertion. that Miaaesota, in
soil and climate, presents "a the farmer
Inducements that are mot to be met with
in any other portion Of the great west
We do mt confine our remarks TO
our own vicinity-neither do we claim
that larger crops, or better stock are
raised in Benton County. than in any
other portion Of our Territory--but we
have sufficient evidence that we have
never been ranked in our productions
as second rate. and from our acqnain-
lance with the farmers in these parts,
their abilities and energy, we know that
the agriculturalists ofsBenton. Wright
Stearns and Cass Counties, will always
be first upon the premium lists
TO increase the interests and add to
the advantages to be derived from, our
publication we earnestly deslrethe farm
ers ofthe Clipper Country" to make our
columns depository of any new ideas
they may originate, or any discoveries
they may make which will have ten
dency to advance and promulgate know
ledge Of agriculture. We shall make
it a point to call the attention Of our
readers to 4 all the new inventions 10
Machinery calculated to benefit the far
mer and we have great desire to
see more Of the improved implements in
use upon our farms.
In conclusion, we fatter ourselves
that we have made such arrangements
with correspondents who are mostly
practical farmers, as will enable 10 to
make this portion Of our paper in every
way acceptable to our readers.
s NJ. ~ ID k&a
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REF.E CES

1EnflACRES for sale few miles above
lOOly1 the mnuth of EN- River. Rich
prairie delightfully."- situated mile from the Mis-
sissippi and nearly opposite the town laid out
on the west side Of the river. The ready markes
for All kinds q produce at home and the nearsess
to sristiand saw mills make this desirable FARM
ing land. Inquire Of a
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'StOsags foysuvtIiae ind COmOsissio's
IN sn Il 1Attd II, NH
GnoCER AND UEALEea ~ GaAiN AND
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1nn ACRES CIR sale near ST. Anthony -
lUOI The land borders on Sandy Lake i
well watered and timbered There il no rieher
soil, and il commands one DC the finest views in
Minnesota To person desiring . farm attn
pleasan, distance from town. this place presents
unusual attraction. Cali at the office of
si.isei sTRHCY ~ FsdR.N14yAJM -
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]. r. IRWIN 6 & CO.,
st WHOLESALE GRDCERs,
For,o,,, diine anil C,mmiss;;on .Mtrchonts,
UPrER LIVE, VII n sr1A.

81
yy7E wnnd resPefffu'is i,sf5.ro sye public thai
wv we have iakel ire Nfs ASD aExrEN
7sIvE WAREHOUSE. rt,.fs u IN ii he Vy,-s
per Levre, and inlsnd DIM sisnerai
Grocery, P'us'-i<r y q fss.ra,,ting
and Camm ssss5s. hasfnrss
CnN III, ~ t>is .r.a ,,l.., business in,r,tsssd
i, oar cs,. .Way- s..:riss pu- prnl,p, al
teniias. . ss3
.4f Ll1EHAL fAssf AnyAAeEs ,nrdsi m pro
duc~ and Arre hsndiSe. nd 1na.tsnYrs viii AZ
ways hrsassnred a ct,ains tss. h,g', price. ard
and qu;rk,s, returns affn..l. d nv ,h,-s,rari,,,
5 ~ Receiving and Fprws,r'n,g t,si.s..sS ]. III
have tha a.ost p+rsp.n,at ;.ttenisa :Bi he u
psn.esf drsyase and labor a. ,.nc'. a p.,s.l e
avoided aJ 4 fRVs4s tstl
.I . r sEEEsaE Il.
Hon, He,ry VI Rier. s.. Paul.
sFf5 Rice. tlullsnshead sad B.ss-r. sss
~ TN i'ulI,s. Lisins-ton, snd Co.. -
5ft A N Fr,diry, 1890 . ssst
L. DAyiGH, ssss BIZ III = egR5s
J. w. 'S4ll.y. s'ss Y.
s.3ss r z. Upon. 81. Aa,heu,. &
A. King. s.. ~, So. 4. s s. u
ii III. II. Silly. Msnta,s, II Il. s5. "a,
b II. Can.pbrll and CO.. fs4lena.f Il s.a
H. r. Mcl link ], 81 .ss.sss - .s.5s.s,s }.l. S.
E G. PSst@s, Belleviea. Il 4tt.
sTsi NJ rGreeley md Gals. St. Lssis,s 4. sEst
gsB 81 Wsbsser. hlnir and Gu =
sstsfsf n /. Amet ard CO.,, n aa s -
Capt Ward, Excrlaiof, ~ ~ w 81 ]. 4
.ass'..' BrD0ks Aslihifal, 81 6
ssin, Paul. April. .s An
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TRACY g F.aR.N.H.AM.

On ACRES fof sale near Anoka--one piece
OHO Of ~ acres, several Of so, and the
balance iSO.e8 Price from SIS 10 81. according 70
distance from town. and quality nf land. IL, .Ss.
81 eAs4#4 l4ss45s s. TRATY 4 EARArEIAM
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EyJN tSvs SFeekS BooTss NJ SMokeS TIT
q Ma York Boot ~ Shoe i s3ioys IL
~ " I'infsbd W di.po.e II NV tisss4n,
2toek' u hs u III ready MT Tie Sprnx ssryIsSy.
whs6 sbatl she b6 Nshst Win Nd lsrSss AiIsi Is
vntIabte nh as%,rta,ehi ssf Bssols Nnil sSkuAS Is
Wefs NV Shibs,ey ~ 81 thuis HtlI ID s,iaAsits
iDo6I lail ~ la Ana bry csirap while ~ ll.fx
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OATs

OATS. - s'.'
0nnn BUSHELS of Oats vii. he On
OOOO hand upon the: opening of nayiga-
iion, suitable FOR seed.EaA liberal deduction in
prices will beimsde to Benton County customers
who take = FULL load, for cash only, at KINGS.
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I'M e

LIN E..
me ia any quantity viii he III readiness far
IL Spring use At the Lime Kiln, Lower 81,
Anthony. for sale for cash only, At KINGS.
Sainf u thony. -dpril, 1866 y,,f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24
TO COAL DEALERS. ,
Photography! Daguerreotypes!!
a NEW ERA IN ART!
]. z. McCLEES.

(Successorto to Notices s. Germon,)
NNOUlD call the attention of the public, NOT
W ouly t" the superiority Of the Daguerreo-
,vres the Hyalograph. O,y some called Amhrn-
lype.) aud the various sty les of Photography on
paper; bat to the fact. that parties at distance
pnssrssiug a small dagueueotype, may, hv send
ing it To No. lG0 Chestnut ST., have made from
it by the meanS of Photography. and the talents
ot the host Artists. portrait of Ayr SIZE, from
a small Loekct to the full size of life
A small hook containing description, prices,
&c. &C., will I've sent gratis to any person ma
king the request.
McCLFES'
Philadelphia Photograph Establishment.
No. 100 Chestnut ST., below 9TH
Phila., July 81, ls55.--tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24
extraordinary. Arrival Of

=. - - 4. -.
5JNyy 4 DD DBo%.
vUNHE subscriber takes pleasure in informing
Il his customers and the public generally that
he is now in receipt Of an unusually large and
Splendid Assortment of New Goods.
To endoavor TO enumerate the one hundreih
mari of the articles would be useless. Suffice il
10 say, they have been selected with the greatest
care and they will lie disposed Of at as low prices
as the SAME quality can be purchased elsewhere
My motto is .,i-,9 ,,,,5e1,.nt
- "Qmck Sales and Small Prcfts." "
He .akcs this method of presenting TO the
uublic his thanks for The liberal patronage exten-
dcd to him. and by si,ict attention TO business,
he respectfully soicits continuance OF the same.
II will be advisable for purchasers to call aud
examine his assortment before purchasing else
where. All kinds OF produce taken IN exchange.
'"| EDWARD Y. BRIGHT.
Sunbury, May 10, ls55.-- ''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24
FIRST ARRIVAL
Ny5m mSvv iADDusss

Sys-m Sov @DDwsss
AT s. N. Thompson's Store, al
In Lower Auyusta topnship, at the Ju1ctipn Of
,gHe 7uipshocten and Plum creek roads.
rTNHE subscriber having returned from the city
Il with new and extensive assortment Of
fashionable goods, respectfully calls the attention
Of Farmers, Mechanics and Others to the same.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of
,-n Dry Goods, viz:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Jeans. Drillings,
Muslins, Vrs,ings, 1ueeds, and all Kinds Of
Spring and Summer Wear,
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
Calieoes, Muslin de Lains, Lapns,
Ginphams, Beruges Robes,
1pooens, Fannsis, &c.
GROCERIES,
Sugar. Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasses, Cheese,
Spices, Salt, &C., &C., &c.
Hardware,
Nails, Screws, Files. Saws, Knives & Forks, &c
Queens and Glassware,
Of various styles and patterns.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, for
. men, women and children.
HATS Cars, &c. of various sizes and styles.
Besides large and general assortment of
fashionable goods. Call and examine for your
selves. ..
" Country produce OF all kinds taken in
exchange at the highest market prices.
S. n. THOMPSON.
Lower Augusta mo. 2s, ls55.--
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Philadelphia, June 81, ls55.-,f.
shamokin White Ash Anthiacita Coal.

From iLe "Oh Vein" IN the Gap Gallery.
A II. ZIMMERMAN & JNO. p. PuRSEL,
~ successors 30 kase. Reed d Co.. will corr-
tune mining, shipping aud selling coal from the
above well known Collery. un0er HE firm o
Zimmerman & PurseI. The point Gf shipment
is at the lower wharf in Sunhury, North umh'r
land county, Pa. where all oIers for the various
kinds nf coal, viz: Lump. Broken, Egg. loye.
and Chestnut Coal win be thankfully received
and promptly attenGed 10. ... .... r
Sunbury, July IA, 1855,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24
BiRuOw,SsyD,GO BLUE,

DARl.OW'S INDIGO BLUE, is now we |
NJ established AS the hest article ever offered for
Blueng Clothes. II Is entirely free from acid or
anything injurious TO the finest articles. Al
housekeepers will, find it much cheaper and less
trouble than Indigo or any other article. The
great demand for il has brought out several int
tations. Storekeepers and consumers will he
CAREFUL to get BgxJAMIN BApIow's, put up at
Aifre Wihergcr's Drug Store, No. 1863, y.
Second Street, Philadelphia. Storckrrpers can
get their supplies from the Groccrs and Druggists
they deal with at prices Welding a good proft.
Drugs, Chemicals, Palms, VarmSt,s, Dys
StHBS, dc., with Grst-rate assortment Of every.
thing in the line. Storekecpers, rhy sicians aud
manufacturers supplied AT reasonable rates.
ALFRED WlLTBEHGGR, Druggist.
l69 y. Second Street, Philadep pha
July z, lS55.-Iv.
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a GARD.

vr.rs. -..r r.r A CARD. 81 ..-..f
o DIR GREENE win trent DISEASES or THE
LUNGS and AlR-rA>>AGtS. ny erahlv 10 the lie
successfully adopted in the practice of DR.. - Mad-
lick and "her eminent nhvsirnns II Europe. Rv this
mtr 0f irrment the diseased snracr at the Bnmrh and
Lungs drry noted upun The vari us mrdicnird
pr h"ur carried g. the minute r1mlhcainus nf he
lhngs., M ducmg healthy action: where crmplcte
dis rgz1n ~ has taken place the hrs results always
attend this feature uf Grartic- in fact with snahlr
nnnris il is the rv reinhle form nf tr7uc Diseases
Of the Res Htnry Organs He intends revtg his sole
n'ten'l II n this p1riicnlnr branch "f hs pr rss'w
lhnse desirous Of consulting him dn by letter ad-
dressed 10
CHAS. GREENE. ". ID.
y * 206s, Philada r. o.
Philada. June o.. rs55.-Gm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24

SvyBURI, JULY 5, 1858.
Tho firm Of Kase, Reed y Co. having sold
their lease in the Gap Coliiery and interest in The
wharf at Sunhury, to Messrs. Zimmerman d
PuIsel, would take great pleasure in recommend
ing our customers and others I" the new firm, as
they will he able to sell them prepared coal Of
the best quality.
KASE, REED g. co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24
WITH NOTES AND ADDITIONS
- IL BY DR.. CnAs GREENE.
No. 80 North Ninth 81, Philadelphia.

We suJioin few, from mmy c,mmemlainry notices
and reviews from the English aud American Medica
and other j nnias -
"Dr Mld,lnck s tue SIN of the late Eelry Maddock,
Esq, NJ. The wed known barTisci, und promises
rise, IN his own pr"tssn IN as eminent degree rs his
parent The system (inhnlHtiun) prnpused as the
st e,clua metirI nf appiy ing remedy u pmtd #
the system which eanunt he directly reached by medicine
Itself We Recommend our readers to purchase the
Work. Weslcyah Chronicle. Loud Feb 49, 1915.
I'VE ulnrrd the Work t. repters appears
u be fully 'nture', ceanly written md entirely dvcsied
nfnny quicSery or pci-seekng tendency. The Work
wei deserves Peusl un the Practice, ns tHr as our
S'wtdgc aud experience extends, will repay not only
II serious consideration. hnt patient iral hi It's mes
la,ndln Medical Journal. December 49, l>i5. .. ...
1--WE thiuk that - rise from its pe
uso WITHOUT eimg sltisicd that it is the work Il pruc
teal und experienced aud that ought, fur the sake
tse who sudeI from c'nsumptt N. ashra, or brunch-
u.s. I" he hr hgl mt extensive crcul1ii - II is, m the
src'cst sense uf the tenn, valuable Wurk.n-Uxfurd
Unisefsliy Hotrld, Nrvrnlher, 7. s6.
~ Re-lIi ul the lsni Elili nf Mr.. Madd ,ck's
'W,Tk on Consumption, lir mchllis Asnmn. &c. wuh
Notes. &r, by Ii. Chas Greene This W"k viii he
found worthy tue attention nf ,ur Readers lr they may
earn from II what c1 he eNNcced II This mode "f
reating ConsumI itii and "iI-r affections the nirHas
~gcs. Ir. VI. is tvldrm ni nsldetale 'nleli-
i'1Te avg WHltrVrr h'lc Is "i GO ~ iiiGi'lhns n'
neicilel vaprs, lie seems :" have ability to extract,
my we further add siy that We tear that the Pro-
trss ~ have u given sutcirlt nenil II o. this ~ de
a'rvaing the sunrrinys # those nh riug under this
"l.s II disease. New Jersey Medical iepnrter, June
.'iS5j.
(From prfessu las Bryan Editor Of the "Phadelphia
Medical uui Snrcc, urinl.n
'Dr. NLpD cK's Bo nn innali ~ $ one rf the few
winch have been isSush IL the Eng ish rress this
subject Its republican ~ this c'uurv. with the
udlc MS Notes "f DR. Greene. will mdd T. the medical
rtn'nrc II he United Stats and 4 s hoped excite ne
meres, IN the neifii Pr fessi the sirct m lnln.
ntI as y mcius Of treating pulmnar, affections. With
'hl addition "f m Een disc verirs in Physnl gy, tins
Vie nf treating these diseases s Md have fair trial
and some atnnemeHt mldr II thr lnng nF,ec, which In
ha'utpil las suffered nj the bands nf medical mru
.. JAMEs BRYAN, VI D,
Prif of Surgery in Philadelphia College oi Medicine
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MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
r,uf MOUNT CARMEL, ~

Northumberland county. Pa.
,E,HIs large and commodous Hotel is situated
l. OIL the top of the Locust mountain. ne'rly
half way between Sunhuty and Poitsvile. The
scenery-the sauhri,y of the atmosphere and
The cool mountain breezes, make 1t one of the
most delicht'ul summer retreats in the country.
The Hotel. is new structure, four stories high.
fitted up with all the modern convenienc"s. The
p.rr mountain water is introduced into every
chamber. The place is easy oil access. beng
but one and half hours rlde from Su"hury, over
the Philadelphia aud Sunlrry Raj road From
pot,s,iIIe. i, can he reached Ivy the Mine Hill
I,a;l road III Ashlpn1. aud from thence TO Mt
Carmel 4 miles, by Omnibus.
Every attendance will he pail by the proprie
tor to make guests comfortable. Charges mode
rate.
JOSEPH NJ. FEAGER.
Mt. Carmel, June 30 lS55.-n
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STOVES! STOVES +!

$40 Els SIOV Els .rI#
We respectfully sic the attention Of the pulhe to
nss lTneui uf
MacGREGoR HEATING STOVES.
fr 81 res. Halls, Churches Pnr rs Gc,-wafamed 10
give IRE heat with ne ihlri iBe fuel. than other
Heuiing Stove IN use The lrrge number which lave
heen Sd in this and other cities md the consmlt and
increasing demand fW them Is snn.c'nt guarantee ri
their snrerurity M other Heating s.ves' and We
cherrfuly invite The sriuest mvrs,gat ui our CLAIMS
T. the m0si perfect arc.e Il the khd ia use.
We uSI have "A sp eriN CAUlDRON. fnr flaming
Ana chemical puposes, made IN the sains principle, 'ir
which We claim nily trnlt Dr. apprecnted.
We Keep constantly on hand IN assortment nf ihr
leading COOK and PARIOR STOVES aud are sole
Agents in HIS : nte for
QUEENS PORTABLE FORGE
BUCKS PATENT COOKING SruTES, aud
BARSrOW'S UNRIVAILED COOK & pARI.OR
SIOEtS Wh''rslle Deaerf will lie supplied At
the !oweSi foundty rrices
NEMAN 4 WARWICK.
Wholesale Il Retail Stove Dealers.
NE Cor q SECOND & RACE S,s. Philai'a
W For s'le by II. B MASSfR. of this place
Philadelphia, August 2j, lsjj-3p.
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= % . " = q IL.
HONEY lSUAPI 2
WE purity. fragrance

'ENHE purity. fragrance, apL All II
N 4 mild emoiient syt9k@A 49,
properties of this Soap, MIL SssSsA sst
}enders Il especially de- 49, -
serving place on eveiv 7{f eSk 90
'oiIet Fotchappediiahtis, - -.
aud various diseases Of -. !.
she skin, it is unequalrl Each cake is stamped
WM. CONWAY. 1863 South Second street,
fPhilsdelphia. No other is Genuine. slN i2
Improved Chemical Olive Soap,
Watfh'te,lto Wash III bard. .solt. or salt water.
This soap has powerful cleansing properties,
which readily remove Oh. PANT, Dirt, &C., irom
every desc iption OF goods wthau, injury to them.
For all domestic purposes ii is superior 10 any
other soap in use, aud 20 per cent. cheaper than
The common rcsih soap. Each bar is stamped.
+"'3 WILLIAM CONWAY.
l6S South Second street. Philadelphia.
Manufscturer of Fancy and Staple Soaps sperm,
slenripe aud tallow candles. importer aud dealer
!" sal soda sod, ash. rosn, &c. .r
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Phila. August 25, ls55.-if.
To Iron Masters and Dealers.
y PENNSYLVANIA WIRE WORKS.
''- No. 81 Arch Street. dbore Front,
Philadelphia.
ssIEvES. RIDDLES. SCREENS. WOVEN
~ WIRES, of all mcshes aud widths, with all
kinds of plain aid fancy Wire work. Paper
Makers Wire all kinds. Cylinders and DANDY
Rolls cnvrreL in the best manner in or out OF
the city,
A very superior article of Heavy Founder 5
Sieves. All kinds Of Iron Ore Wire. Wine and
Sicves for Seed, Grain, Sand, Starch, Snuff,
Brrkdust, &c. &c.
'.- BAYLISS, DARBY G. LINN.
August, =, ls55.-C 3 IN
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SALAMANDER SAFES.
EVANS & WATSON,

SALAMANDER SAFES.
EVANS & WATSON.
No. &c !Souh Fourth ST., Phiddeiphia.
.ns1yy-> GREAT FIRE. Chestnu,
as.s ..s.ssssEEs X Ss & Fifth Streets. Frida,
~ 49,. ~ NJ morning. December 3iih,
SS.ssl ,r, sraEisSr lSh4. Evans d Waison's
e,jl Sf33sSxs Z hi tBfE Saamauder Safes Trium-
s. ..sS1s ts.yss=t.,ss,E 80 phant ns they always are
slS.tssSssssg s;.fsi' when put to the test
'PutAnEtpui,. Dec. ! 5. 1854
Messrs. Evlxs d WATsuS. NC. ~ South
Fourth ST.. PhiIadepha
Gentlemen We take much pleasure in re-
commencing your Salamanca Safes to Merchants
aud others in want vi a secure means OF prcser-
wing their hooks. papers, etc. from hrc, as The
one we purchased from YOU about seven months
siuce has preserved our books, papers and cash
in as good condition as they were when rn
into it, before the great fire of his morning. which
DESTROYED the entire block of buildings corner Of
Chestnut and yIiih streets. The above safe was
in use in our office, on the secoud floor OF our
hudng. from which place it fell into the cellar,
and remained there until the fire was cut The
Safe was then removed aud opened in the pres
cuce of a, least 1000 persons, who Witnessed the
good condition of the couienls. VIII you please
have the Safe and Locks repaired, as we intend
to put it IN use agl.n, hivi..g perfect confidence
ia its iire-prooi qualities. ..
Yours, Respectfully, .t
LACY g. PHILIPS.
Evans T. Watson take pleasure in referring 10
The following. among the many hundreds VINO
have their Safes in use u. :. Mint Philada
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Phila; Samuel
Allen, Esq, High Sheriff, pniia; john Il. Hen.
lcrson. City Controller; Caleb Cope 4. Co, No
is3 Marke. ST.. Richard Norris T. son, Loco.
motive builders. Philada; Bancroft d Sellers
Machin.ts. corner 9th and James Sts Fran.
tlin Fire Insurance Co. phila; Pcnnsy lvauia
Railroad Co, PhiIa.; Lacey y Philips, corner
/ 9TH aud Minor SITS Sharplcss Bro, No 3.
South Second St; James Kent & Santee, No
/ IA North Third st; w II. Horsman & Sons
/ No. 81 North lhnd ST.; Smith, Williams & Go.
/ No. ST Market St; J. & B. Orne, No. ls4
/ Chcsuut ST.
! \ large assortment of the above Safes always
! on hand (warranied to stand at least 10 per cen
| more fire than aiv Hcrring's Safe now In use.
/ EVANS & WATSON. also manufacture an,
/ Keep for sale, Iron Shutters Iron Doors aud Iron
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April 7, lS55.--cly. 10.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24
NOTICE

TO Trespassers on the Telegraph Line.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
found trespasslng upon. or injurmg the hne
OF the Philadelphia and sunhury Telegraph will
be dealt with according TO the act of Assembly IN
sueh eases made aud provided.
II. D. MASSER, Prcst
rh'ia' and sunbury Telegraph Co.
Sunbury, June 3, ls5i.-tf,