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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
Total,

There were but few scattering votes.
For Register Recorder &c. c. Boyd
Pursel had 493 votes.
For Treasurer, George Bright had 523
votes.
For Commissioner, Chas. c. IIottenstein,
Of the upper end was nominated for 3 years,
and Frederick Haas, Esq, Of Augusta, for
year.
VIM. T. Forsyth. of Northumberland, was
nominated for Auditor.
The committee then proceeded TO Il G
nomination Of delegates to the state conven.
ton, when u. B. Montgomery was nomina.
ted Senatorial, and Jacob Leisenring repre-.
sentative delegates. The delegate from
Point proposed to nominate Major Dewar,
as a delegate to the National convention, ~,
as the resolutions Of the lnqusition had made
no pre- visions for this change, it was deemed
advisable to let the State convention perform
that duty as heretofore.
The next business in order was the ap
pointment Of the Standing Committee, ol
rather the re-appointment of themselves
The people, Of course. had no say in the
matter. The Committee had appointed tn,
Judges or delegates, and they, Of course
were, in duty bound TO return the compi
ment, by re-appointing the committee. II
this way they will be able to perpetuate theil
power and re-appoint each other to the enc
of time if the people do not take the matter
into their own hands again.
The Standing Committee have certainly
but poor opinion of the democracy o.
Northumberland county if they cannot trust
them with the choice of their own Judges and
require them to swear that they are demo
Gratis.
During the convention letter was read
from Cameron, stating that the small vote
Of that township did not justify sending in q
delegate. Mount Carmel was pretty much
o, the same opinion, but sent in its six votes
by letter, thinking perhaps. that small favors
would be thankfully received. The democra
cy of that township have grown exceedingly
negligent since the last delegate election.
One of the remarkable things Of the con.
vention was the omission TO pass any resolu.
tions. Perhaps the odium attached to the
late resolutions Of the Standing Committee
gave them surfeit, but surely the sworn
democracy ought not to he afraid to express
their views on any subject.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

rS' PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SocrErY.-We are indebted TO james Gowen,
Esq. President Of the Society, for printed
catalogue or list Of Judges appointed for the
fifth annual exhibition. to b. held at Harris
burg. on the 25th, Goth, and eth OF Septem.
Der, 1855.
The following are the names or the Judges
from this county. appointed on the commit.
tees 10 award premiums. viz -
On Horses and Mules-Amos E. Kapp,
Northumberland.
On Poultry--Davd Taggar., Northnmber.
land
On Flowers, Plants and Designs-H. B.
MaSser Sunbury
On Silver ware, Glass, &c.,-Wm. L. Dew.
art. Sunhury
On Bacon and Hams-D. Brautigan
Northumberland.
On Inventions-W. T. Forsythe. Nor.
thumherand.
On Miscellaneous articles, Fine Arts, &c.
w. p. Wilmington, Shamokin.
On Farm Buildings-D. NJ. Boyd, Sha-
mOkin.
On Farm Implements-S Elliott, Nor
cumberland.
On Farm Implements and Machinery
A. r. Fiske, Shamokin.
On Dairy, Sugar and Honey-Jas. Tag
gart, Northumberland.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT!

on TEECANDEN AND ANBuf RAIL ROAD.
We stop the Press to record another r'e-
p'orable accident which occurred on the
Camden and Amboy Railroad, on Wednesday
last, by which twenty-one persons were killed,
and fifty or sixty wounded.
The train Of cars which left Philadelphia
reached Burlington just before II o'clock. 1t
then stopped, waiting for the o'clock New
York train. which passes ut that place.
After waiting five or ten minutes, and the
New York train rot appearing, the Philadel-
phia train went forward slowly watching for
the approach OF the downward train. 1t had
gone forward about q mile and quarter,
when the New York train came in sight.
The Philadelphia train commenced backing,
and soon got under rapid Roadway for Bur-
lington again. The engineer heing with the
locomotive, of course had not the advantage
OF seeing what was ahead of the backward
going train. lie had run but quarter of n
mile, and mile from Burlington, when the
first passenger car came in collision with q
light pleasure wagon, driven by DR.. Hanne-
gan. OF Columbus, n. j., who attempted to
cross the track in 'front.' Of the cars.
The wagon contained DR.. Hannegan, his
wife. and two children. The former it is said.
is hard of hearing. and by this lntirmity caus-
ed an accident nearly similar, but not so fatal.
near Beverly, about year ago. The doctor
had seen the cars pass as he was driving
down the road, and supposing all safe. neglec-
ted to keep a proper lookout. The first pas
senger ear struck the two horses in the Wa
gon, just as they were crossing the track, Kill
led them instantly, and threw one thirty feet
on one side of the track, and the other forty
yards on the other side. The wagon was
turned round and upset, none of its inmates
being injured, except in slight bruises. The
front car, A, after striking the horses, ran
forwards, and of the track. about one hun
dred yards and over small embankment.-
The second car, b. was thrown directly across
the track. The third car (C) went through
car B aud stopped diagonally across the ,ad
the fourth ear (D) followed and ran into c.
The fifth passenger car and the baggage car
stopped without leaving the track. The two
latter We're not injured, but three of the Other
passenger cars were knocked to pieces, and
many of their occupants were killed, wounded
and manned.
The killed and wounded were taken Il
Burlington. Two special trains were dis
patched from Philadelphia containing Pnysi
clans, friends, relatives, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
rHE RESULT AS PuEDICTED.

After the Standing Committee had issued
their manifesto, requiring the democracy Of
Northumberland county to vote as they
directed. we predicted that the people would,
Indignantly, repudate the action of the COM
mittee. The result Of the late primary cleo
ton has fully verified our predction.-The
whole vote polled will not reach $50, while
FIVE townships were wholly un-represented,
and paid no attention. whatever, to the man.
dates Of this political inquisition. If such a
rebuke does not satisfy them that the people
have no confidence in them, we can hardly
imagine any thing that will. "rhe unterrifed
chairman of the committee" and his friends
might exclaim in the language Of a more
renowned hero. "another such victory, and
we are ruined"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

Eg- SUYBURY AND ERIE RA1LRoAp.-We
understand the company intends TO open
the road from Northumberland TO Milton on
the goth ult., if possible. The grading, with
the exception Of few, short links, has oil
been completed, and the track is now nearly
all laid.
The grading between this place and Nor.
cumberland. is progressing. The work on
the bridge has been greatly retarded by high
water, but the piers are now all above water,
and one Of them completed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
THK STANDING COMMITTEES

The Standing Committees Convention, as
sembled at the Court House on Monday last.
1t was but meagerly attended, and was, per-
haps, the smallest specimen Of an attempt
at convention that ever met in that build
ing. Five townships, viz: Chilisquaque,
Coal, Cameron, Jordan, and Mount Carmel
were not represented. The number of dele.
gates or Judges was sixteen. The whole
pumber Of votes polled, when summed up
amounted TO little over 500 or less than
the democratic vote of Shamokn and Angus.
Ia townships. We we're not furnished with
the proceedings, but took a note Of some Of
them at the time. The following is the vote
of j. II. Zimmerman. Esq, the candidate
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

The YELLOW FEVER AT NoRFoLK.-Dr
Stone says, the fever at Norfolk is that which
the CreolSs call Ia peste, which visited New
Orleans in 1858.
1T seems to differ from the old type Of
yellow fever in manner of attack, in treatment
required, and in the celebrity with which the
work Of death is performed-many Of its
victims dying within few hours of their
attack. The premonitory SYMPTOMS are
simply sharp, acute pain, like rheumatic
pain, or sometimes paralytic shock in some
part of the body. Others are attacked by a
sharp pain across the knuckles of the hand.
Unless attended to immet lately the pain
extends mp the arm or leg and gradually over
the entire body. Internal f,vvr ensues, while
the skin and extremltl,s are icy cold. The
first effort is to bring about reaction, by
wrapping the patient in Ice, followed by hot
mustard applications, the Object being Ia
produce Precipitation, which, il successful, Is
generally followed by a cure. Very little, ii
amy, internal medicine is needed or allowed
except, perhaps. slight tonic"
The number of deaths in Norfolk is now
averaging about seventeen daily, aud about
twenty in Portsmouth. The increase ol new
cases is, however, in a much largerpropor, on
than the increase Of deaths, showing that IT is
more readily yielding to medical sreatment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
Ey The WAR IN TIE CRrxrA--The arrival

F| The WAR IN TIE CRIMEA.--The arrival
of the Canada brings important news from
the seat Of war. The Russians attacked the
position Of the allies at Tchernaya, with co.
0On men, under Liprandi. The action lasted
three hours. The Russians were repulsed
by the French and Sardinians. with loss
of 1000 or 5000. The loss Of the allies IS
much smaller. Sweaborg has been bombar-
ded by the allies, and the store houses arse
nails, and magazines, with many other build
ings, were destroyed. Breadstufls have de-
clined.
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GLEANINGs FROM oUR NEIGHDoRS.

WILLIAMsPoRT.-Ane excursion from Will.
Transport to Niagara is to come off on Tues
day, the 4th inst. Some Of the citizens Of
this place, Northumberland, Milton, and
Danville, intend to embrace this opportunity
TO visit Niagara. Fare from Williamsport
TO Niagara and back, 81. John b. Beck,
Esq, has been nominated for the Legislature
SELSsGRovE.--The Burgess and Town
Council have purchased Fire Engine, for
the payment OF which a tax is to be assessed
on the Borough.
This is a good move. town Of the size OF
Seinsgrove should not he without an engine.
DASyILLE.-The Democrats Of Montour
county have nominated the following ticket
AssemJIy-John G. Montgomery, Of Dan.
vile.
Abraham Wagner, ofLitns
stone.
Auditor-william Butler. Of Liberty.
The nomination Of Mr.. Montgomery. i,
subject to the decision of Columbia county
LEwrsBuRo. Chronicle thinks thai
we did not interpret its argument fairly il
regard TO the insecurity Of our Jail Well
we think oarselves. the inference we made
was rather far fetched.
The editor Ct the Union Timer thinks WI
can't save the Lewisburgers. Poor fellows
we presume they will b. bOPels'sly ana
utterly lost then, unless the giant Of Tbs
Times comes to the rsscue. Never mind the
pirates friend Reush The ehyalric knight
GRANT never refused 10 splinter Q lanss 10
S.ssass u ths weak and ths hslplsss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance of an o'der of the Orphans'
Court oi \ orlhumherand county, will he ex-
posed io public sac on SA fURDAY. the 18th
day OF SEPTEMBER. neat the following Real
Estate, tu wit Two certain
LOTS OF GROUND,
Situate in the town Of Treverton, county afors.
said, being lot No. 10 in Block No. II, and lot
No. 3 in Block No. l2l. which said lots each
contain twenty five feet in front, and $50 feet in
depth. Late the estate of William Stanton, de-
ceased. To be sold us the property Of the minor
children Of said deceased.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, M. OF said
day, when tie terms Of sale will DO msds known
~
PETER WALSH, Guardian.
by order Of the Court
J. =. PURsEL, elk.
sOabsry, Sept ], lsSs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
NJ A II r I A G E s /.

On the 23d ulr., by the Rev. P. Born. Mr..
PHu1p illus Of Lewisburg TO Miss MARY
BERoER. of Lower Augusta.
On the 26th ult.. by the same Mr.. RoBEKT
BRooKs, to Miss CArHARINE BELL oil Of this
place.
On the 23d ult.. hy Rev. n. Hoffman, Mr.
J. y. MILLER, to Miss ELIzABErH ScnNISK
both of Shamokin.
On the l4th ult.. by the Rev. George Wolf
JonS BRowS. TO Miss MARY HILLARD. both
of Delaware township, Northumberland coun
ty.
On the 18th ut., by the Rev. 8. r. Boyer
Jons SrRonEcKER. to MARoARET JANE WAT
son, both Of Washington township, Lycoming
county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

BEWARE OF CoUKTERFEIr SIS and Sl0s on
the Bank of North America, some daieu
Philadelphia, some in Rhode lsl,nd. From
$40 to SlOO were left in Wilkes Barre the
past day or two. Many of the counterfeits
are said to be very well executed. having a
genuine vignette, and looking newandbright.
A $40 bill before us, dated Philadelphia
March 10, 1855, looks bad, and by holding it
up to :he light. the name of the Bank ana
'Philada.' look as if pasted on. Refuse all
notes Of the kind.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
G9e Sf(arhets.
PHILADELPHIA Market.

August 20, 1855.
GRAIS.-The demand for Wheat is limited.
but prices are 2a2 cents lower Sales oil
1000 bushels good and prime Delaware and
Pennsylvania red 81 IS &c. aud white al,
81 90 u 81 per bushcl sales of Pennsylva-
MIA Rye at 81 l0a | r. Corn is scarce
small sales Of yellow II, 81 cents. aaoat Oats
are unchanged-2O0O bushels good Southern
sold at 40t C. per buslel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

sN pursuance Of an order of tho Orphans
3 Court cf Northum' erand county, Frederick
Lazarus, Administrator OF the estate of Christian
Bower, deceased, Will expose In pubic sale, on
the premises. on MONDAY, the first day oi
OCTOBER, neat at o',lock, J.. NJ, all that
LOT OF GROUND,
In the borough of Sunl,ury. situate at the north
west corner 0i fawn ~ fokeherry streets con-
tanning ia Front on fawn street. about i4O feet
and running back westward IN the north side oi
Pokeherry street. about 10 feet Adjoining a LOT
ui Samurl uussleI oH The north aud l,t Of Mary
DoctOr on the west. wh!ca 4'e ere ed
= LARGE LOG HOUSE
A the corner of the street, and small linuse OF
DIii, e aud a BAN. The same beng pats oi
two lols. mum I'D 2Oi * zoo, and Will bs OF
tered ia the whole or in two parts 81 as to suiI
purchasers. To lie sid ior pay nent OF debts.
Terms Of sale Will he made known on the day
of sale.
FRED'K LAZARUS, Adn'tor.
By order of the Count, }
J. y. PUR~EL. tlk.
SunbuTy, Sept l, 1855. y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
- Most Of our first page, this week.

- Most Of our first page, this week. is
taken up with the Address Of the Native
American National Convention. which we
publish at the request of number of our
subscribers, portion Of them prominent
members of the Democratic party. AS the
American party has no organ in this county
and as they complain of having been grossly
msrepresented, it is but right and proper that
they should have an opportunity to be heard
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

PRETTY FAIR FOR Missouri The ST. Lou
is (Mo.) Republican states that on one acre
Of ground on the farm Of Judge Inge. in
Franklin county, State Of Missouri. there was
raised and ept eleven thousand Eve hundred
and nineteen pounds Of bay. '
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
TO LADIES SUFFERING
q MS

Mrs H-s' Celebrated Supp,Tlers have been used with
for the s twenty Years, by many
Thousand ladies' They worn with and cuml, Tt,
being without, Metallic Springs whatever and hive
given immediate relief in large number Of wherr
other lcss successful Appliances have failed Ladies can
depend on the prompt attention. by calling ON Mrs
Bets, 34l WALNUT STREET, Pniiad-Ipiia. The
Supporters can he sent TREE BY mail. Prices So, So,
and Ss.
Phii,delphin, September LIST, 1855 I'm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

THE NORFOLK AND PoRTsMouTH SUFFERERS.
The contributions in aid Of the suli,rerers
OF Norfolk aud Portsmouth are being swelied
to Il considerable amount. but it will he re-
quired, and probably great deal more. The
followed are the amounts contributed, as near
as can be ascertained -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
D Z A II II s.

On the l7th nit. in Delaware township
years.
On the Sd ut., in Middleburg. JAMES
BARBlN, aged Ga years, month and 10
days.
On the 18th inst, in Turbut township,
REBECCA DATESM AN, wife of VIM. Z.
Datesman, aged about 81 years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

e. CIRcus.-0ur readers will observe
that Franconis' Circus will have anexbibition
at this PLACE. on Friday the Slst inst. Our
contemporaries Of the neighboring towns,
speak in terms of high eommsndati0n Of the
PsrfoImsness. j will BE-, ne doubt. well
ATTENDED :"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
EDITORS TABLE.
Business Notices,

AnrEurIsEMErs.-Our readers will find
number Of new advertisements in our columns
this week. Several have been crowded out this
week that will appear in our next.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

Bounty LAND WARRASrs.-From an Off
cal record in the Union of the business trans
acted at the Pension Office for the week en- :
ing the 2lst instant We find that there were
Applications under act 3D. March, '55, $500
Examined or re-examined, 5000
Allowed. LILO
Warrants issued, 1920
Total number Of applications, 2O6,S0O
Acknowledged, l65OSO
A lowed, 1929
Warrants or certificates issued, 20,5S6
From this we observe there has been an
average issue of Ills warrants per week for
twelve weeks since the first of June. 1t is to
be hoped that the Department of the Interior
will adopt measures greatly to increase the
number, as thousands of the applicants are
poor and feeble, most pf them ranging from
the ages of 60 to l04. The bounty. to be
beneficial. must be speedy. for to these old
folks time flies with untiring wings, and the
sands Of their lives are fast running out.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

g:.i,.iASs Ss.g:gG>Sz3sl SCALES
ar every description, sutsie Tor Railroads,
" &C., for weighing Nay. Coal. Ore and Mer-
chandise generally. Purchasers run no risk. ev-
cry scale is Guaranteed correct and if, after trial
not found satisfactory, can he returned without
charge.
IL Factory at OLD Stand, established for
more than twenty years, corner OF ninth and
Melon Streets, Philadelphia
ABBOTT & Co..
Successors to Elliot & Abbott.
Phila. Sept. |, lS55.-3mC.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01


Now Travelling By Railroad.
HENRI FRANCuNI, Proprietor
BCRNlI.L BUNNELS, Manager
THOMAS U. TLMARSH, Agent and Advertiser
Unusual concentration OI Novelty, Ability and Amuse-
ment, {, rnIng the best
rs CENT SHOW
ever offered t. the pc pie "f the Republic Prominent
ti,n. wh he G.und MONS HENRI FRANCONI, Il
Franc's .p ,cdr mn Paris and America, and general
director Cirque de Ol mfque Paris who will introduce
IN separate mennge scenes his twb tn 'rungn bred,
highly educated aud trained horses Johnster and Baynd
BCRNELL RUNNEl.S, the Scenic Equestrian, IN his
grand mimic emitted the "Fshrruun e Naples ami
his splendid oriental representation nf the Siracen's
Flight the Victim Patriot uf the Holy Crusade Mr..
Rs @ w ss sI prTa%S %%Se THOMAS s Gs' NEv Se
hest principal rider IN the w-rd, s nw permane hy as
9 ciated with Francuni's American Trnure, and will
give the back of his fleet steed daring act cf Equta-
Iron, nridng hs snmersets over lanner' ,arrrTs and
objects. aud his | fly flights in mid air. LAVArER
fu p and difficult lciuen G,mes. LES. PERFS
SEiGRiST, the great original performers of Ia Perch,
Equpnse. will in addi'i to this miracle II Eqnlni-
mn. ntoducr the chef de ,uyre of daring "a Double
rrapaze fair hject 4 attention is Madle PALUMY.
RA the young. beautiful and talented eque'rienne, who
will nres-Ht II her American friends he' original Srcnr
d,Facnann The Ica,iing clown is JIMMY REY.
NOl.DS. who in the South aud South West shared mrs
successfully the lnure with Dan Rice. He will give
series n quaint sayings. ,necd ties, chnracterslrs
b N mpls aud -xnresslnns. and has made solemn I'm.
SOMETHING NEW,
and MT hTe the people with n ht NJ sferreotvned gags
,hrradare Jokes lie will he assisted by that rroeCe
Nouns, LITTLE STEVE LEE, the youngest cl ,wn
that hns entered the Rea, ad 'pt-d MORLEY
the only wear The Pantomimc French Clowns are
Frame nls and Aucnste who VIII act ms funny rs ,helr
American will talk. III addition tn the above
mentioned stars, regular corps of acrbais leapers.
vau,ers rdersnmd nnxaries have been engaged Ia give
tone AMI rcni tp the entertainments whilst the stock of
Horses Palyrrs aud Ponies Will he found ep-a ~ ALL and
many o the Equestrian Organizati ms now III
the Cnied States or Eur lpe.
A IN gnihcent Brass and String Orchestra will enven
the performances with selection OF airs marches, Dam
ces Watzes and comm si'lnus
THIS great Circus win eIhbi. q, Suuhnrv, Frh,v.
Angun 3lst, for one day nnly Day and evening ehib-
iims. ID rna pen u w ant o'cl ck Re frm>nc.s
will commence punc'ualy in half hour r. IN opening
Tickets 25 cents No halt price.
At Selinsgrove, Saturday. September lat, and Fort
Treyorton. on Monday, Senienber 3D.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGRICULTURAL.

have been requested by the Presiden oi
the agricultural Society, to say that there is
now in the Treasury, one hundred dollars
which authorises me to draw one hundred
more as contributions from the State Trea.
sury. The premiums, will therefore all be
paid on the day of exhibition.
IL. q. TAGGERT, Treas.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

To the Voters of Northumberland County.
At the earnest solicitations of friends, | have
een induced to present my self before the public,
as Volunteer Candidate for the Office of
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
Should be elected, pledge myself that | will
faithfully and impar'islly discharge the several
duties sppertainiLg to said Office.
]. u. REED
Milton. Sept. !, ls55.--te.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

To the Voters of Northumberland County.
At the solicitation OF a number oi my friends,
| otler myself as an independent candidate tor
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
at the ensuing election. Should he elected,
will discharge It's duties fa hiull, aud mpartially.
ADAM LENKER.
Lower Mahanoy, Sept. |. I.5a.-te.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-01

Front Street Wire Mandatory.
WATSON sc COX,
STEVE, RIDDLE, SCREEN AND WInE CLOTH
MANUFACTURERS,
No. 46 North Front Street.
Corner Of coonbs Alley between Market and MsncrrJ
(Arch) Streets,
Philadelphia
CONTINUE TO manufacture Of superior quail
~ ity. Brass and Iron Wire Sievcs Of all kinds;
Brass and Copper Wire Cloth for Paper Makers
&c. Cylinders and Dandy Rolls covered In the
beet manner.
Extra Heavy Da.,er Wife Of Superior quality
Heavy Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers, Sleeves
for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen Wine
Window Wire, Safes, Trsps, Dish Covers, Goa
and Sand Screens, &c. Fancy Wire Work ofsv
cry description.
Philadelphia, Sept l, 1855. -amC.
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Sc,tH-R ~ t8.G;nI,,

STRAY BULL.
TtME to the premises OF the subscriber, resd
>mg in Lower Augusta township, Northumher
land county. about 3 months since Stray Bull
over two wears old. Culor trnde. white back,
redish hrintie head, y weighs about 5" pounds.
The owner is requested 10 come forward prove
property pay damages aud take hlm away.
OWEN BOWEN.
Lower Augusta, Sept. |, i-55.-2m.
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heunderi
in of
tim o
abilities Witness and
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