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CITY AND COUNTRY.
Democratic Coun,y convention.

ia. ~ se<zSs eiets 4 thfss wsa9s IA ehs CITY Of
fanl and the aisrsnt else,sn precincts outside q
the Gil. Q! ss'as Pant, tie eoray of Ramsey, ID
..set asssAsss 10 mss; IN Convention at sAs ceats
House In the Guy c o.; Paul, SATURDAY tee sth da
" October 1889, s' o'eiuek 10 ntmlrsis csa'
siate f5r CoRu.y Treasurer C.Hnig tarnl.ss ioni
Tesonsr, AMI tAres 4sAessess
ghc precincts Of Riee Lake, Thsee fae LsAes, , am.
badge Upper 81. raai Lower ~. paai, Manomn, AHo
rs. Run River No. l, Ram River No 9, aud Crow wias
vii each lie snttled 10 oae delegate; il,u- Canada
sstsiaei, twe delegates the Second sa4 fise wasds
the city Of st PAU nve DELEGATES EACH asa Third
wWt. IN SAID city, siS aelegs,ss
@a. T. NUgsay
G. S. CAVE,
Democratic cosnty Committee,
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We have lately got up II Pol Book for the
use OF the scyera! organized counties in the
Territory, and have them for sale at this office.
Price. 50 per dozen. cash. Send 10 your or
ders.
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Coco .yE WIZ 81. pAel~E-a gldess' go
a frs, class Ho,s Is 70 bs bailt IN W.si ~.
Psal tex, spsiag. Capital tsen'y 'ho7s4'Hi
dollar
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A -Gsos sngr. '--4r i'7u 81 N.aaa1.
kli.i At oae s,soa, 90 1ay i4s' Wcs}., two b'fss
knozn o. ,..e AEsri. a. Ps'.U7 Zach n Fa'eh
wcasursi ioar iecs ant TX inches f,oa 'aeT r.
ct rhe bia E, tee tai, al seer '.nt u.F .-eas'
iTon Zip TO tip u ihs-s .ogs- I~ef n.'r
AIRED one l3ct irorr IT, hcaA % tir
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Den,oerasie Meeting

Alta ssgal4r eoaseaad Democratic meoting
Of The voters - Three Pne lake pr clnci, le'si
at iHe houae a. DORIS ktgeSgg. IN Columbus,
Ramsey c1aGty, "a The !S.h dag .i9n1ef.
1876, The following pcvsoas received q nio'of.iy
Of ~ tie votes cas-, lor tbs satious oises;s as
ul...sra.esii9pei Fos ESpgesen:at'se Jaws
SrAagvr received sa votes. F5g DELEGATES q
Coeu;y Correction JoHv KlrHsrH, O. vote
r I sraEE7. CO votes, :. j. GgTcs. - Tates.
Rssagss5, That tie De,eEa's. 10 t0anty Goa
rsntioD l4ays power to apIelni Substitutes,
Prociscl OsF,cers.-Jos;ice Il ths Feace, J
u. MATHEWS I:osi ssIsrs isor :. haZEvga.
Constable. T. T. Howtsp.
Rep1rsi. Thai tl.e delegate b. Instructed q
vote Scr the meet espaiie ard rssr0asibla pr
soas for the var.0ss osfrTs.
.Io',s ktrESEH, .r.gxsx 4. = T7...i,e
II. 81, i. DNe.
J ~ AATgEws, seen,sTy.
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4 AftpDFtD LITTLE GIANT CONN Il CDl'
j pAxf Affps KiLi.se.t.ftss reais~as ira salAes
stf hs purchased gfs'tsis~ sat ts,Fssy he sails
- tAs Hsi, - rs shfye ssi4btsfei a1iis, and gye
Psfsa 10 fifas sbs - I'll rRis. sifbsf si,ss.s
etaiI guar sspssi, ~ tic apsst putstss HfshE3r
- ay~ sos sesas ss sirs la~ ts,ss t4isft
-1# Hfttsssi tse sb.ie, assisg shth flns % hNs
bees easstsati5 frssirs IN tie pAbla Essr,
lisa lsgfsssIassts rsssuny ss4ee,s6 sni pssstfsi,
make Il its hast siect assh.ae ,asfs ~ kspi
ssai Aga sse, u 70 assiyhFc remylss fssaF t' a.
fsshios fssfa sui weighs fl.o~. ~. =, - W
r., 80 No, sso No 4 sfs4 ssssas fssaty ~siH
ats sgtis.sEi hss - Sihns' sstss'aisss<
v cal ~i,a. aaasf~i, "A ,fs war saiay Ia -
ngstsA ia e hos FsH tffi |fs Esaf - y u'til
30. sss AGd ~ s,i's stsasssi '''er sir t'ss.
q A.s 20 e.
1 !. 80 o.
~ lfs& al glis Sssf ..isalf,s.
yAasiss H. dllAbg,fk.
-. - I.essss - eafass4a ssesad aud Tkps,
- 49,.
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A ~ XAOS I'LL. NfyfAHY PUBLIC
Ne tesessss, SAWYER asd Lasiss " Real Est.te
IA y s'sa,s, se- o,snses Nj
Hs''s :, 1855. e..a
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~ astsssseseEls, II r. MS. ssraa rstIs~,
~ie Ne seghsa q, rslle~ sE~' II sesss sud eeses.
s$ss * ssS--s y ~
4 toNMlsSiuAtlSs' M,thiE PROBATE
' caaeS HAa.eY fasAtt ia saattes ~ the sssais at
ttse Jelly. tsFrss~t nee bee living spfaa vsi
by ts uas ts .t'tsia Nesft 9f lastsF9 naNsh, frrs
stfy ef Miaassts seeas,is sesf- - ssSesye tsssiNe
aHf staei ell slas SD 4 esaea II "a ,,Fsans ssHns
as etain 81 Etsa asii seee spa, srd ~ all eis.tis
sea Asg.nf4 NSt hffrf "a .Aset tsf asa A.
irpa ne ssl,s DIV ~ Aagat, A. u 1854 esies ss,~ei
Bs rtia Laatt tif tbAt 20 rssa a. hsvsh4 Etvh
that w3l' assena ere da'tes ~ sA1 sts
ga'nsneni " tts asaes Wa arlsgs Rail- essrsf ri
lheA EHd wahssa ~ stests, ss,, a. 81 tssl. tbs
as.t saa lard rarsiass ii sseh nansh dagtga oa,hat
snee ~ $50 hpnoihtpnNt
pNieA ~ I'd paui Nppt sd. A, 4 ikAa
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bEAii " N4@ca Hpeug., ~ Rprcg GA
10. 9th 'ss4 oi s!'so0.e d sniery. d.-d y4jos
Il. ~. lIrssss, ese 81 tie 6liest sni nie~i S..
prpfisihg r4,inrs Of KeolEk He wef be.
iife q Nee Jsf@y, sod emigrat'si % Alton,
w., IN 1896, wbevs BE- e&klesi iiJ i'40. nben
b. rnsssa N xsotnk Ito had lssa arrival
81 hs~sst aon ClBsigo,i, shere 10 bal hss-ri
vs;1r,os.sy ils Gltings ~ u "a Boz ard
s;,less;si a,sso,sf The IFm. Gd.sSvis. Ehaii
cat M8i $1,000
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II WAY srsGi.E~TE HAVE AN Fx
ffHsiVE Hs.fg sissie isats ssisss .sss eaa AR
sls sss gsxsJ.y sfsst tt1sses sssasss saa n.sxiss
al 40 ssfsGl astftss v CONVEY lssesststs "a an
pat & 'hs fstriurJ. 80 sssn rsn Bsgsssr w. .sa
ssssr- ." sa"s sfs,s lsgssss, sas- ssss.1nx ess
- asa4s. 49, -
Hisss sad fssery osss ssss assv ss.t VI k,..sfsss
esss, ~, AHsissJ s,fasi. " tsai. ~ T.tissA r
=. y s9n,ss, sssni i.s ". Apshssy eisfs At b.
svs s~SiAv RICE ashsos.
4 uti'ss~ pEALtsstss siArfs ASH t9s.,r ppY
- -. ''sat VS. las''yi sias AID ,sss,
sa7 st oYssssrs ssa rfassslsas wgh~s fs,ess., Ia.
assa ssa s~xsrr fsa
~ srs'ss - " saes - 10 ress4s5Rs 81 Goods
~ , - assset iss,s "a sad q x,<.s tsla ~ Yo,s
so ~ y. ~ y, hSy, y siy
A Mt1s0a I'LL, NyfAaf PUZZLE
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Carvcsr RlrYYs.-- t'se population eersas
isr Coaseil Islss Gig IL aos eomp,ssa!. ara
,l,af yogrls Agd AouT.ssisg town Earsbsss w
rasds al a.s0o sorIs. szei1siye 4 tine trass,esi
ponalAa.s1 q, al, j. ine,s'ed, w0sd lsase ~"
io.zl H;,ls assia3n 1850 rer7ons rea'des'f ai.3
so,ogrn ~ q, slua ~
Tse E;,1; a. q. iaa. GA 81 - vas 's-
por,pi .,at.-ssry. si't s~. f~- 10 'h' c.aa-.
e. CsHn.
Re-. z. e.. lTa rp.a1 x Gs,ef4. 80 s,-
rgT'ei q cal % tie CoasF alo-a' '.4'--' 81.
w.so.a. =. s.sriv STAR . si2"o
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4 sMiIii, AffukAE ny ATTAIN
ketsss faiiia. saa ItRaiss ~ kssl isfAss sssaes
nsSt door u Y iaaa >ssieA, AiAStApni.is, Hlnbe
slH.
wln bae rsfita,sy strs,isn - tsissssng iThs ma
,vyanrsns t.aaiea ssa iasastns .sss. ati uvasfs u
Lad sHl Ire rhrisn Agency Lasaass,
toesfasr ~. isBA t VII
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| M ARiifFl MAkBiEt t@@Jtst talEiF Hfi
! w ~ ftIt JihhLaOfa N-sdht.k Voc ~, eosass
Of ewAsy9 avi sessiih s,ssssss ~ fsb. ei'e ~
20 oi Aa,sti,so ord bsiish Aasmnass Tatab F,ssts
~ tftir si,snss rse.ts, Ealanafs rlsIa, Aas
tstiss ,stfs,s silatts snd tssiiis 4ipi
~ tbs a 'sen iftsss. as 80 ssi "A ~ ~
eaae}iae hsa,ise Fgfsassits eikkshefN
ssgt. H. ST. aa~n ! 4 tasftetA 4 ~
~ FahHJss, a AIAi8As
gpAfle0ss 4 MfJHuss, COUNSEL Jfis3 .tT
y tsN Ala.ts,. fis sgauesa,s.
tsAassg e. ts3a ds@if
nsss.~ s.~sss.
NAtN 8. Juabsi AttlitsEt& ~ LAM
n Pant Asssr~f tens. a. lss ~ 20 ira Il D.
atesAkf, e3faer ~ AntiaBS sna @ersss stt.fts
q ftsfH s8eaf aat@etsl s'ssa
GEAKtht oik,el1i. AIfuAssY AsD
4 totssiifA,H At tsw Daats III alisst pa4 -
s,,fes ~ fhtAesg alaasses sfsvt~ ~ rssi aisss.
.s's4 safaAiS tss
4 siiiLAi4U LEATHER bEtTiNg MASI
Y FArtbuf ss~ Ahld,y q bI.Af kHtEA, Naastse.
- sp.ti.s sstesis ~ URH issss ssfhsY haiSs
f, sbs 1Ht WI - u - ssa tefk eBa iips.is fiess
itte4Ri ~ 4sss tnsas g. afgs Purchasers
sJsi;y 3ssfs < 81 t's, s@ss. ~ s1,xss fFffss1
& ttroeh sas tsstsh tSsibai nFs iaBps,s ~
s,4 sf'~. Sis fass sttst fhisago. iiis iei@fA eis
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Sheriff jaws l.AMs; Coroner, JAoos lisa,
ISswAY Ccunty Treasurer. JAaEs i. GtrLs
District Atturncy. NJ. q. IisNaoNr County
Surveyor, WullAs RsAp; Supervisor Wa.-
HAN pAsisA Assessor. J. X. DoKs,Ner,N.
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POLL Books.

penosra,Ic District ccrsmlitcs.
pt.rahsY - a. 1855
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i uF OMEN Ia ssts, 81 sheia hiss q bsuaslsi,
euies with wNite ngipa the tsek ard ewe tNsi
Tho hsl,s ~h',e. IN. niaef ysilssti s.is wi,s
whie isee The n@sef y rsaeestea 90 csl shD p,sss
rfupsyfv, pay etsser4. sft SIS tl.sss esay.
rftHhf 6iskAlH
a.fJ na7 safsf liftt. ttsua84
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JAsssss a. tIIAbsitk.
-. - IeFssf a., sai asts sseeai aud Tkna,
s<s Assty faa ~, t<,ui. ~,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11

N Office is hereby given that the several
' Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and ORPHANS Court Court
of Oyer and Tormncr and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court He use, in the borough of
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, the
Sd day Of November next, and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertaining to he done. And all
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be iust-and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the lst day OF
October in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty -six---and the lnde-
pcndence of the United States of America the
10Th.
God save the Commonwealth.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff.
SHERlFr's OrrIcE,
Sunbury, October d, lsJG.-S
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by Coal Alley, containing 30 feet id front
and $50 feet in depth.
Seized, taken into executic", aud to be sold
as the property Of j M. Miller. ..r ..
ALSO. ..... ...
BY virtue OF a certain writ Of TIenditio Err
ponds, to me directed, will be exposed to pub
lie sale at the Court House, in the borough
OF Sunburyi on SATURDAY, the 25th of
October, next, the following described real
estate TO wit:
The undivided half Of Tract Of Coal Land
Of which the said Calvin Blythe, in his life
time was seized, situate in Coal and Zerbe
Township Northumberland county, adjoining
lands surveyed TO John Boyd, William Will
son, Peter Maurer, Michael Kroll and Fred
erick Kramer, and surveyed on warrant to
Matthias Zimmerman, containing 361 ncres
SO perches more or less, on which is erected
al small log house and which said Calvin
Blythe held and sold subject to the Dover OF
the Plaintiff the widow of the said Matthias
Zimmerman.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of Frederick Lazarus Admin
istrator of Calvin Blythe Decd.
II. WElsE, Sheriff,
SHEEIFF's OFrICE L
snnbury Sept. n, 1856.
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1858. FALL sToCE, NEW GOODS 1856

1858: FALL STOCK, NEW GOODS. 1856,
French Merinoes, all colors,
Fashionable Cloak Cloths,
Fall Silks the styles
Magnificent New DeIaines,
Best STYLES Fall Calicocs,
Very large Stock Of New Shawls,
Flannels, Welsh, English and American,
Cloths, Vestings and all kinds Mems Wear
Sheetings, Table Linens, Towlinss. &c.
EYRE 4 bANDELI.,
4th., & ARCH sts., Philadelphia.
Storekeepers are invited to examine our New
Goods. Families can be well suited ia every
ki'id of Dry Goods.
We make Blk. Silks and Shswls leading ar
Tic les for Wholesaleing. j. S. JOBS received
daily fron, the Auctions of New York and Phila-
dclphia.
w TERMS NEr CAsu,
Sept. 6, '56.-w3mo
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Cancer Cured.

CANCERS, Tuners, Mems Ulcers, SGtofuls
" White Swelling &C., cured without Surgical
operations by DR.. Launsbcrry.
DR.. LIS Pamphlet (2nd, 3d.,) on the treatment
and cure of Cancers, Tumors, &C., will be senl
to any address Qree) on receipt Of postage
stamp
Office llsi WALNUT St., Philadephis.
Sept. 6, lS56.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11
Notice to TaX-Payers.
FARMERS OF THIS NEIGEsBOR-
ISOObi

FARMERS OF THIS NEIGEsBOR-
RsOODi
GrorerS Of Wheat and RE. NE Leinaus
Super Phosphate Of Lime, II you rant heary
Craps, or Leinau's 1merican Ferihser.
ENHESE valuat lc Manures have been used for
IL the past six years successfully for the
Grain and Tobacco Crop in Virginia. Pennsyl.
vania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and the
Islands Of Bermuda and Barbados A barrel,
(250 lbs) is sufficient for an Acre of Land. -
The above Fertilizers composed of reliable
Chemical Elements which largely increase the
Crop and improve the soiling, doubling the val
ue Of the land. Prize of the Phosphate of Lime
is $40 90 ton. Nitregened $50 90, the Amer
can Fertilizer j 90 per Ton, or So so a
Barrel, S. 25 Neg also, every variety of
Guano Pure Land Plaster, Pot Ash, Nitrate OF
Soda, Bone Dust, Powdered Charcoal &c.
GEO. A. LEINAU, Proprietor,
No 10 South Front Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Goods delivered free OF charge.
tw To Wholesale Dealers, a liberr discount
Pamphlets in English and German Languages
Gratis. Orders at distance, Cash accompany
ing or Draft. promptly attended to by
q. a LElNAU. Proprietor.
PHIAD'A Pa.
n. B. Diplomas, have been awarded from the
Pennsylvania Agricultural Society; New York
Crystal Palace Association and New Jersey
State Agricultural Society.
Philadelphia, Aug. l6, ls56.-3m. w.
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THE COMING HOLIDAYS!
Great Preparations,
WIN TT FRY

c y returning thanks 10 his numerous friends
and residence OF ouIbury and vicinity ior
tnc, very liberal patronage, and anticipating an
increased demand for articles of his own Manu-
facturc and Importation, has made extensive
preparations to supply the same, in his stock
(surpassed by none in the city, and to which he
is constantly receiving additions from Europe
Of the newest styics,) can always be found q
choice selection of articles suitable for Bridal,
Birthday and Holiday Presents, of the most
recherche and unique description, comprising in
part Rich Dressing Cases, Writing Desk, Cahas,
Fans, Bronze Bsque and Pariaw Figures, Mu-
sical Boxes, Opera Glasses, ana rich variety of
the useful and ornamental in OImou, Bronze,
Shell, Mosaic, Pnpier Mache, sc. Also, Comls
Brushes and Toilet Articles.
VIM. II. FRY,
les Arch ST., (opposite the THEATRE Phil'a.
October 4, ls5G.--3mw
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GUN NOTICE.
ANDRE w " URF LEM,
Importer and Manufacturer of
Gums, Rifles Pistols. &c.

No l22 North Second StiT'et, PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE he keeps constantly on hand gem
w eral assortment of fine double and single
barrel Shot Guns, large duck guns, rifles and
pistols, Of all kinds. hlso the celebrated cast
steel rifles. with increased twists. to shoot the
pointed ball of his own make; rife barrels, shot
bags, ponches, &c. He invites persons wishing
to purcha-e goods in his line, to call ard examns
his stock befcte purchasing elsewhere, as he Is
determines TO sYll on the most reasonable terms
B Particular attention paid 10 Repairing III
all its branches.
August 80, IS5G.-w3m
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PATENT wHEEL GREASE

VVNHlS Grease is recommended TO the notice Of
4 Wagoners, Llrery Stable keepers, &c, as
being SrpERIoR to anything OF the kind ever M
troddced. As il does not gum upon the sxTes
is much more durable, and is not affected by
the weather, remaining the same in summer as
in winter, and put up in tin canisters ST 37l and
62l cents, for sale by WIN. y. BRUNER.
June 81, lso6.=
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.

PosT OFFICE HkErLAND, LIv. Co, MIcH Nov. TO- 1855.
Dr.. AYER .Iour Pills the perfection Of medicine.
They have done my wife good than tell you.
She had been sick and pining away for months Went
on to be docorod at great expense, hut no better She
then commenced taking your Pills. which cured her,
by cxpclling large quantities of dead from her
body They afterwards cured her and two chiidsn
oi booy dysentey One Of ncghbors had bad and
my wife cured him with two doses Of your Pills. while
others around pai from five twenty dollars doctors
bills, and lost much time without being Cured entirely
even them Such medicine yours, which is actually
rOnd md nnncst. n Ill he nriznd hrrn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11

HEAvY Twilled Wire for Spark t'atchers
NJ Coal, Sand and Gravel Screens; Paper
Makers Wire Cylinder and Dandy Rolls, co.
vefed IN the best manner; Wire and Wire Fen
cling
very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sleeves. All kinds of Iron Ore Wire and Stoves.
BAFLiSS, DARBY & LYNN.
august 30, ls56.-c5m
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FLOUR, FEED & GROCERY STORE.
CHARLES GARINGER,

D ESPECTFULLY informs The citi,era Of
AZ sunbury and the ncig!!horing country that
he has purchased the Grocery Store in Water
street, in tine rear Of the wharf, recently kept by
Wese & Clement, and that he has Just replen-
ished his stock which he viii sell al reasonable
prices. lie viii! keep a constant supply Of
Flour, Grain and Feed, Bread, Fish and
Cheese, Hams, shoulders and Herring, Coffee,
Sugar and Moasses, Teas, Spices and Fruits,
Nuts Confectonares of all kinds, Boots and
Shoes, Ladies Caters, Misses and ChiIdren's
Shoes, also Queensware, Cedarwure, Hardware
and Notions, &c, &c.
Citizens are requested to send in their orders
for Flour, Feed and Groceries and he will de-
liver them properly:
SunbuTy, June IA, I556.-u
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
4 valuable Farm, situate in Jackson town.
4 ship. Northumberland County, adjoining
lands Of Jacob Iliibish, Jonas Wolf, Jacob
Seller and others,
CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
will be sold at public sale. on the premises,
on SATURDAY, the 25th day of October,
next. The land is Of good quality 125 acres
being cleared, about 60 of which is good Mea-
dow, on the banks of the creek. The rest is
well timbered with variety of good timber.
The improvements are a new TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE,
Log Barn and other outbuildings. The
farm is well stocked with good Fruit Con-
ditions will be mnde known on the day of
sale. In the meantime persons wishing to
purchase can apply to the subscriber.
HENRY LAIR.
Jackson twp, August 90, 1856.
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Estate of MARY UPDEGRAFF, Decd.


Estate of MARY UPDEGRAFF, Decd
NOTICE is hereby given to Casper Upde-
~ grail. Jno Brennsholtz, and Elizabeth,
his wife, John Updegrati, Adam Updegraff,
Lydia, widow Of Snowden Hunt, Sarah, widow
Of Thomas Updegraii, james Lytle for him
self anu us guardian of Donizetta Lyte,
Jno. EbrigAt, and Mary, his wife, and Jno.
Ebriaht, guardian of Sarah j., Levi aud
Elizabeth Updegraif, heirs and legal repre-
sentatives of Mary Updegraf, late of Lower
Augusta township, decd, and to all other
persons interested you and each Of
you be and appear before the Orphans Court
to be held at Sunbury, in and for the county
of Northumberland, on the first MONDAY
Of November next, to accept or refuse to
take the real estate Of said Mary Updegraf,
viz A certain tract of land situate in Lower
Augusta township, aforesaid bounded by
lands Of Christian Ferst, Adam Clorist, Lydia
Starr, Peter Codrain, and others, containing
thiLty-three and three -fourths acres, and
allowance al the valuation put thereon by an
Inquisition, or to show cause why the said
premises should not be sold according to the
acts of assembly in such case made and pro-
yided.
HENRY WEISE. Sheriff
sunbury. Tnr' sept' e fs 1856. Ct
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ADJOURNED ORPHANS
COURT SALE


IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
d Court of Northumberland county will be
exposed TO public sale on SATURDAY, the
18th day Of October next, at the Public
House of Wm. NJ. Weaver, in the town of
Shamokin, the following described real estate
to wit:
All those eight lots of ground, situate in
the town of Shamokin, county aforesaid,
numbered as follows: Block G7 lot no. 4
block - lot no. block 80, lot no. 4 block
-, lot no. s. block rs, lot no. 5 /; block %,
lot no. 3; block l07, lot no. G block log,
lot no. .. Late the estate Of Jacob Albright,
late Of the city of Lancaster, deceased Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, Of said
day, when the terms of sale will be made
known by
CHRISTIAN ZERCHER, Admir-.
BY order of the Court
c. Il. PURSEL, ok o. G. is
Sunbury Sept. 81, 1856
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A PERFUMED BREATH.

WHAT lady or gentleman would remain I'M
w der the curse cf a dsagreeable breath when
by using the Balm of Il Thousand Flower" as
a Gcntyiiice would not only render it sweet but
leave the teeth white as alabas;cr ! Many per-
sons do not know their breath is bad, and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never
mention it. Pour a single drop of balm" on
your tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. fifty cent bottle will last year.
A beautiful complexion may easily be acquired
by using the "Balm of Thousand FloweIs."-
It will remove tan, pimples and ireckles from the
skin, leaving it Of soft roseatc hue. Wet a
towel, pour on two or three drops, and wash the
face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.
Wet your shaving brush in either in wa,m or
cold water, pour on two or three drops of "BaIm
of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well and
twill make beautiful soft lGiher, much facili-
tating the operation of shaving. Price only fifty
cents. Beware of counterfeits. None genuine
unless signed by
w. p. FETRIDGE & co.
Franklin Square, New York.
Sept, 81, ls56.-Gm
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philadelphia.


They have associated with them w. 9. Brown
who has beer for many years orgaged In the
principal establishment of the kind in this city
The stock Of Goods now on hand comprises
every description of i,atersaa used by Cabinet
Makers, consisting in part of the following, viz.
Hardware department Locks, Hinges, Screws
Castors. Ped Sctcwt, Chair snn Sofa Springs:
Coffin Handles, &c.
Cabinet Makers Materials Halt Seating.
Curlcd Hair Looking Glass Plates and Frames.
Glue, Varnish, Sand Paper, Bnrlaps, Black and
Fancy Silk and Worsted Gimp, Sofa and Chair
Webbing, Twine SackinG Bottoms. Rosewood.
Mahogany, Walnut and Msple Knobs, Glass,
Screws, &C.
Bedding Department, Halt, Husk, Moss. Wool
and Cotton Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bols,cr-
and Pillows Plush, Damask and Moreen Cush-
ions Comlortables, Counernanc5, Linen ana
Cotton Sheets, Pillow Cases, Linen and Cotton
Towels, Table Cloths, Table Linen, Table Gov
ers. Moreen, Demask and Plush by the piece,
Moss and IIusk By the bale or pound.
The Hair Seating and Cured Hair is from the
Phila. Manufactory Of u. & J. Nohlit
n. B. Hotels, Steam Boa,s and Ship, FUR.
nished at the shortest notice.
NOBLIT, BROWN Il NOBLIT,
SO .Souh 2nd St., JeiJw Chestnut.
(Nearly opposite Bank Of fcnnsy lvania.)
Philadelphia august 9, ls56.-ly.