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a HARPER BROTHERS
IN 90, 90 SIS Pear-sL, (Fmnkhnsqusrel
ncs' "-' avs JUST PUBLIsHED,

H"s' ' H.vE JUST PUBLISHED.
y1IrTEY'S CHRISTMAS TROI.
viz STORY FOR THE HOLIDAYS
By A. OAKEY HALL, -. a..
with IS be.uafSi lo'rs,op: q aSsss s.eens.
IN Is a. hest holiday story Of the 10 me
NJ AN the dsn suished lawyeg ana indesnsAos Dps
"a, a,,orosy OF New.Yoh. The Wit OF the woi. eSnsa
W. h ba5r graceful pShos real The resder wh hed
~ ia r.ses delicious repss and VIII thApH rs 9 vac NJ
- ~, i've si,ep him ST down and De sso lIIOf wing
iociderts and Illustrations all conuooe 70 MAKE 'he
reading oil " AZ Ss'ee~ Boston Journal
An un"su>' fSprngheld Republican.
one Of the pete' and most n''snS 'sCs. Of the Sec
son- - h,ro, viv.scitv and t;ndiy senti.
,,.ot and Is altogether delightful Christmas gilt"
h'oH s"N fPou ,hkeepsle Telegraph
uT, yiyacity humor and pst5os OF this delightful
Nor, sre pr u the genial qualities Of he s
,o always chilled by the OF professional
nsms Of The saihor well known for his zeal ana
h The Courts Of Justice in this city, but he has mere % ~
tbs dust OF legal conflict. uddlsed In the 49,
Holiday tale which BY Its natural do ae.uo IN
ana truthful feeling and Its graceful fseiy OF
warmly commend itself TO the lovers OF JSepste ~ az
The interest the story made 70 pTo! on Ine hs.
assocsted with a of human sneonons -
ronycrtad into hero romance The scene aefhstes
f~een NevYori Gil rural homestead on the psik, 81
ths Hudsot ard both present, tresh suo
,snrssents,iou Of originals The wore per
vs3ed by FIVE glow Of feeling and even IN us most io'
portions gives strong impression OF yaor,. Jor,o.l
defahtful story" tpowo 1OUINe1
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OHoICE BOOKS for LIBRARIES,
~ for sale BY
@. s. FRANCIS q Co

No 5t Broadway. "a.
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sIR WAITER sCoTTs WORKS. Complete authors ia.
WALPOLE's ANECDOTES OF PAINTING IN EN-
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JOANsON'S WORKS. including Bosweps Life ID vols,
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Daints. Oils, GLASS, Sc.

REFINED LARD OIL. for burning cad ma
~ 's1s s: S% s, nh s:s Sa ssss sot Sss.,ss:
outwesz Sperm aaadl colder vsskA ed burus well wsr-
rsa<rd a. shsyA Bsrel ~ 10 O1scA 0av ASsas J0aM
w. QUiN0f. Ne % Wdnsa q.
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6oasee 10 Eel.
Real Gstate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL VILLA StTES-One hours ride
DIV Ralrr I'D the city and depot In poverbsy
hety locality with magnificent and extensive views DO ns
upon high ground with gradual slope Best OF schools
ana Churches OF denomnA Neshoonood
fa. hns up gentlemen doing business In the city
nS,sS A. j. BLEECKER L Co, No. Brosda.
C'ARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
Il CENTRAL RAILROD COMPANY 10 now prepared -
sell about Tw o MILLIONS OF ACRES Of
FARMIN g LA NDS,
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DIANOs and MELoDEoNs.-The HORACE

E1IANUS and MELVDEONo.-I No uOhACH
III WATERS modern improved PIANOS and MELODEONS
to nly No SIS Brosdwsy Pianos TO Rent Aaa
rent allowed purchaser for sale on monthly psynsna
Says The Christian Inselllisenccr: "The Horace Wstscs
Pianos elegance of construction superior depth sad swe
meas of tone pronounced by competent judges he
CRYSTAL Palace be In all respects Of mechsnio
sk1 Hsvns inspected Large number Of the Horace Wssrs
Pianos speak Of their meris from personal knovisd
A. being Of the very best quality"
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Danfins Aeaosmies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
BreHiiin-Ne~: Yori c.;.s. on WEDNESDAYS AID SAT.
URDAYsi Brooklys Clssses on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
men Idle Psv.,s Clan. at N P.pis connsqcs
dies and Gsntemen EvERf MONDAY EVENING In Brook.
Ign. and EVERY SATURDAY EvENfS0 10 NewYork.
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Jnstrurtion.


A CARD.-The subscribers ACADEMY Of
"A PENMAHSHIP and 8OOK-KEEeING Il open DAY and
evening for the reception of pupils aod vor Separate
lop for private instruction. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH,
No. S62 Broadway, corner Of Frankin-st.
q IN B KEEPING, WRITING,
W w. ARITHMETIC Mr.. DOf.BEAR, No so9 srosd.
sy keeps the largest Commercial Academy In New York aud
being ably assisted BY accomplished practical bookkeeper
" qualify students fold and yoons for business In superior
practical style. Applicants this week may commute for the
low terms Two sic for Bookkeeping vacant
this evening.
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUrE-At Clavsr.
sct Coumsl. Co, NJ Y. miles se.tot Hudson Board,
Kashins Fuel Tuition Euglish D liz
Winter Term commences 1887 FOR circulars address
c. Il GARDNER Pnnoipal.
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Gbanees for Business Hlsn.

TOR SALE-The Valuable Manufacturing Pro-
perty, in Rocl.nd County, State Of New Yort known
RANAPO WORKS the New York aid Erie Railroad,
nineteen the Hudson River and about hours
ride Jersey City, consisting Of large tract OF land an ex
Dwellings for Five Six Hundred Inhabitants,
kind Of Msnufsc and Offering from
healthy and lent location great nducsnsnt % soy
new Mandatory The whole part will be sold at
great bargain. For further particulars apply to
HENRY L. PERSON, No "a Broadway.
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PURTONs NEW THEATER, BROADWAY,

DURTONS NEW THEATER, BROADWAY,
ID TUESDAY Shakespe,re's Comedy Of
TWELFTH NIGHT, OR WHAT YOU WILL
Pro iuoed for nights only with cast that no one
house furnish ,r,
Mrs.
This sd,s reception by the admirers Of the nsn c
Comedy characters has been most enthusiastic. us.
Mr. Burton IL hi, celebrated part Of Sir Toby Se .Iano
Mr.. Moore az Sir AndIew AIuecheeki Mr. Mark smith -
Clown.
Mr. SetcheI A. Fabisn; Mr. Ranford a. Ossih.
Mr. d. Howard A. sebs,tsn; Mr. Morton as Roberto
The cspital Piece highly sucossful, OF r.,p
THE BOTTLE IMP; DEVILS TALE ,,
,x,l .,.o be nsyed With all wondrous Mage lovely
Scenery astonishing and delightful Carnival ANU
Fun. -, - ~ rAacrNi.
TON with oranal Music and Scenery and Appolnmehss
Mn barrow Mise Stephens ther first appearance herei mr.
Burton, MIR. c. Fisher, &c.
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DREM MUM PIANO S-SCHUETZE q
LUDOLFF would respectfully Invite purchasers OF Pianos
their choice of premium Pianos They arc &c
knowledsed superior to other r.as
and found appreciation BY the following eaere
artists: Mrs Sesun, M Paul Julien Mr. Goeke and Mr..
NJ Srakoscb BY whom the best references willingly given
Our Pianos awarded premiums at he Exhibition Of The
Crystal Palace New York lS AL eur
Pianos are warranted. SCHUETZE LUDOLFF,
No. 452 Broomest, the west side OF Broadway.
DIANO-FO RTE.-PersOns wanting the same can
have per less than elsewhere aud good Ia
every respect Also, two pretty secondhand fsnos
yery cheap at No los East l3hs between Sd and ihav
CPLENDID PIANO-FORTE, elegant case and
- brilliant tone coat $500 with grand diagonal scale, has
been used few months aud warranted made By one Of the
beat makers, will be SOLD fCr $780, Can be seen ~ No
III eth-st.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION Of NOVELTIES
SUPERB HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID ExTRAORDISARY COMBINATION Of NOVELTIES!
SUPERB HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS.
A NEW and BEAUTIFUL DROP CURTAIN
painted expessy for the Holidays by De LAmsno the cele
brsted Of this establishment.
THIS TUESDAY Dec So EVENING o. o'clock, viii be
peat ed the ex'ren,ely elegant and
WONDERFULLY SUCCESSFUL FAIRY SPECTACLE
with al its Music It's New Scenery lie Magic Changes. Comic
Tricks, and Fantastic Illusions, entitled
Gil ERE LA
Or,
THs LITTLE Glass sLIPPEa.
Already presented night after night 20
THOUSANDS Of APPLAUDING PEOfLEt
After which, the divertiug piece called rae LIMERICK
BOY AFTERNOON Of O'clock the pretty farce Of QUITE
AT HOME, and the oomIes piece Of PLeA5ANT NEIGH
BORIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY-PerfoTmance
NEARLY EVERY HOUR DAY and EVENING including
CINDERELLA and host Of other choice R.m Eatersio;
msnrs. The incompatible RUSSIAN GIANT. the LIVING
sERPENTs, the DWARF LADY. the LIVING SKELETON
HAPPY FAMILY 40 nay be seen Admission to everything
Is cents Children under tea, ia cts.
GRAND EXHIBITION at CHINESE BUILD
~ mos. No 6p BR0ADwAY.-NEW DI0RAhAe Of the
RUSSIAN WAR, Lonoou Ilcminarions 0oisc,as tsgy
0roito and the amusing FaBoconi Miniasre kaveis.
LIVERY EVENING. ., SooiooS. Adaissics IS oeet. ohl
drrn hslfpnoe Afteruooa Pssf,rrsssoss hEW-Y6ARJ
DAY ard SATURDAY
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s L L III Z B Z 8
JAMES PfLES
DIETH SALER ATC6.

TaE puaEsr ARTICLE ~ gss.
Fos naiins biscuit and csks beauufay light ekecs -
best bahins coda Sold 1t " the groceries, In %, 90
psctsses with ths Of JAMES PYLE tsssses, wsAsA
MGNGFA6TVsiN0 DEPOT. No. iiA wsress&. EG
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Horses, Carriages, Sc.

OARRJAGFS FOR SALE.-TwO beautiful
u BROUOBAN ROCKAWAYs, with Pole and shafts I
BUGGIEs with and without Tops. will be sod very io"
Apply No 5s Broadway. Opposite ST NICHOLS hoteL
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LNOR SALE.-The STOCK, FIXTURES, and
Il LEASE of an oldestsbished MALLEA8LE IRON aud
CARRIAGE HARDWARE STORE 10 offered for sale. The
stoch light and well assorted aud viii be sold favorable
terms cash approved paper Address box No 21s D.
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MILL PROPERTY for SALE.-The subscriber
Iyl oHen for SALE bis entire MILL PROPERTY consist
M Of Grst Mill with run Of stones, and Saw Mil, all N
orders three Dwelling Houses nd sbout tv eny
good Land The Minis ak the wo they do and they
Of between Csyuga and Seneca
Also In addition 10 the above will sell my RESIDENCE,
Consisting of fine Gothic House aud Carriage house and six
1ani The property viii he sold low
r' W. c. WOODWORTH
Tmmspsburah. Tompkius Co., ". Y, Nov IL 1856.
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Che Ball Geascit.

TNHE Twenty eighth ANNUAL BALL OF the
Il NEW-YORK FikE DEPARTMENT, for the Willows
and Orphans win take place At the Ac.ds%Z CT Music tn'
p'e'''' u HENRY A. BURR, President
JANIS r. WExAAy Secretary.
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CPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH organ of com.
Address PARTRIDGE BRfrTAN. No. 3i2 Broadway. N.
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sis5 Ass sIS Si6o Sl75 aud 200. Some frstcl. 80
by the beat makers Ao Stools. Watches Jewe1
C;s.,s SAT-, Books &c &c. Cash advanced on Panos
Wntches Books Dry Goods, &c nc.
""'' IF.J0NEs
No. 81 Ann ct, ID Floor.
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
Il Supplied to Subscribers and the Trade by
WILMER ROGERS,
corner Nassau and Lbeuy.sts, Agents for the Londor
Publishers.
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NETWORK CITY EXCEPTED.-NOw open
~ for Negotiation every State in the Union to the
Monopoly Trade entirely Article wanted BY
House Owner costs about Que eighth what similar srtlee
low sells ,able. We wish to show II" For
interview address BEARDSLEYG Co., NewYork City
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12

GREAT CATTLE.- One IF the largest Stock
Farmers in the IForld-Wc copy the follow
ing Fl ON a late number Of the Albany knicb.
crbocker:
Some Of the finest cattle wo ever saw
were brought to this city last Saturday on
the Central Railroad. d.-There were 81 head,
with an average weight Of two thonsru6 four
hundred pounds. They soii for ten cpnta a
pouud live weight. which is equal 20 S240
each. They were grown by B +. Harris. OF
Chamnqrne. Illinois. who hao one hundred
head Of the same weight s;ill 10 bring to
market. Mr.. Harris is one Of the largest
T. K farmers in the world. His farm con-
tains four thousand acrcs. He keeps usually
abopt 500 head Of cattle and COO head OF
hogs. About the first of May lie turns the
cattle on the prairie, ard they Craze under
the control Of mounted lrTdsmcn. who pen
them at night Hy the first Of autumn his
herds. with the wide range Of rich prairie,
reach the climax Of bovine perfection, and
more attractive sight cannot be fonnd.
Through the winter those intended for spring
sale are stal-fed, requiring 100 bushels Of
corn 10 feed good sized OK. IN the winter
Of l84S-49 this gentleman s;aIi-ied $50
cattle. and bought $4,000 bushels Of corn.
In the year 1853 Mr. Harris fed ard sold
a hundred head Of bceyes; their average
weight was 1906 rounds. These were tie
extraordinary lot which took the premium at
tie Worlds Fair at New York. The aver.
age of cattle herds usually marketed will no,
exceed 500 pounds grosa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12


The best collection Of. .Giees crer Published.
TIP-ToP GLBE & CHORUS BOOK.
new and choice collection Of Copyrights before
harmunized, aud many Of the
Gems ofmodern German g. Haiian Composers,
Arranged in familiar style, and adapted to the
use Of Glee Clubs, Singing Glasses, and the
Family Circle,
By G. JARVIS and J. A. GETZE.
This work contains great number of new and
favorite Songs, harmonizod in style adapted to
general purposes, while many Of the Gems of
Mendelssohn. Ait, kuchen. aud other celebrated
composers, arc presented III al Original 'orim.--
The great variety Of musical compositions here
introduced. eroinently adapis it to the taste and
capacity OF the Singing School, the Glee Club,
aud the Family Circle
4PRlCE--ONE DOLLAR..1
lust published by LEE & WALKER, No.
lSs Chesnut Street, and ]. b. LIPpINCOTT
x Co, No. 20 North Fourth St, PhiludeiphiG.
" Sample copies will he sent by mail, free
of postage, on receipt of 81.
March -, le56.-im-c4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12

CALIFORNIA QUIcKsLvER MINE.-,The Uni
ted States District Court in Northern Cali
iornia has given decision in favor of Robert
j. Walker, ex-secFetary of the Treasury,
Commodore Stockton and others awarding TO
them the possession Of the great Almaden
quicksilver mine at Santa Clara. The ex-
ports Of this valuable metal from California
are all from this mine. The quantity expor-
ted in 1854 was I.3l6,634 pounds, value
s65s,3l7; and in 1855, 1881 ,242 pounds, val
ue S995,62l. The exports are principally to
Mexico, Chill and Peru, where the metal is
wanted TO work in silver mines, many of which
lad stopped for want of quicksilver previous
IN our possession of California. fhe re-
maihing exports were to England and Aus
tralia
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that sTecal mocting Of the
stockholders Of the Mahanoy and Shamokin
Improvement Company will be held upon the
2sth day OF April, 1856, at l2 o'clock, NJ. at the
Girard House, in the city of Philadelphia. This
meeting is called in pursuance Of an act approved
March ei, 1855, entitled ian act to authorize
the consolidation of the Trevorton and Susquc-
hanna Railroad Company and the Mahanoy and
Shamokin improvement Company" and to take
into consideration the agreement entered inro
between the Directors of said Companies, provi-
ding for the terms, manner aud conditions of said
consolidation, and tho mode Of carry ing the same
into effect.
by order Of the board # Directors OF the Nah.
anoy anI Shanokin Improvement Company.
T. l.. JOHNSON. Sec'ry.
phIla., April S, ls56.-4t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12
ADAMS
March 80, 1886. en-

CENTRAL DRY GOOD STORE,
8. L. Corner Eighth & Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
vH>HE subscriber having made very important
H. additions to his establishment, by connecting
the first floor OF his Old Store with that of the
beautiful tour story building adjoining known
as HARMoSr HALL, (surmounted with a high
Cupola, invites his Old Customers and Friends
to an examination of an Entirely New Stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
selected expressly in refer snce TO the present
opening.
The assortment comprises:
Sensonable Dress Materials. OF new and ele-
CANT kinds,
Plaid India & Black Silks,
Shswls, of all kinds,
Hosiery, Gloves a. Mitts,
Emhroideries & Linen Cambrick Handkerc'fs
Furnishing Goods Of all kinds,
Irish Linens, flannels, Moreens, &c, TO which
are added New Goads daily, of choice descrip
tons. CHARLES ADAMS.
p. S.--Persons wishing splendind view o
the City and Vicinity, can ascend the Cupola
by private Stairway which will be found wei
worth visit.
March 20, le56.-2m W
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12

IMPROVEMENT IN SoAP.--The wife an Amer
ican agricuturalist has been experimenting
in soaps, and finds that the addition of three
quarters Of a pound Of borax to pound OF
soap, melted without boiling, makes o saving
Of one-half in the eosts Of seap and Of three.
fourths the labor Of washing, improves the
whiteness of the fabrics, besides the usual
caustic effect is thus removed, and the hands
are left with peculiar soft and silky feeling.
leaving nothing more 10 DO desired by the
most ambitious yaslerwoiuen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12
Now Advertisements.
NoTTCE

rs hereby given that special meeting of the
Il stockholders of the Trevorton and Susquehan-
mn Raroad Company will be held upon the 2sth
day Of April, 1866, at o'clock, =. NJ, at the
Girsrd House in the city Of Philadelphia. This
meeting is called in pursuance of an act approved
March "a. 1856, entitled ian act 10 authorize
the consolidation of the Trcvorton and Susque-
hanna Railroad COMPANY, and the Mahanoy and
Shomokin Improvement Company, and to take
into consideration the agreement entered into
between the Directors of said Companies, provi-
ding f. the terms. manner and conditions of
said consolidation, and the mode of carrying the
same into effect.
BY order of the Board of Managers Of the Tre-
yor,on and Susquehanna Railroad Company.
+. l.. JOHNSON, Sccry.
phila.. March S, l656.--4t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12
NoRCRoss' ROTARY PLANNING
MACHINES

"ANTED-To sell the Rights and Machines
w for a Rotary Planning, Tonsuing and
Growing Machine, for boards and plank, under
the Nocross Patent. Also, the attachment Of
the Moulding Machine, which will work a whole
board into mouldings at one operation. This
patent has been tried, and decided in the su-
preme Court in Washington, to be no infringe
mcnt, being superior to Woodsworth's Machine.
Apply 10 ]. d. DALE, Willow Street, above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, where the Machines can
be seen in operation.
January 10, lS56,-3mc
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1885,
STRING STOCK OF NEW GOODS.

SPRING STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Fashionable Silks, full line of black Silks
new style spring Shawls. dress goods do
Linens Of strong fabric. Muslins Of hest long
cloths, staple housekeeping goods, Mems wear
Of all the new styles
EYRE & LANDFII.
4h and Arch Streets. Pdiadelphiu.
T. S.----Storelieeper Families and all
Good Nett Cash Buyers are respectfully inyi-
ted to examine this stock Of New Goods be-
fore purchasing, as we prefer selling low, and
selling the mere goods.
Storckcepcrs may often find great jobs from
Auction. as We attend the Auction sales OF
New York and Philadelphia.
Pha.. March S, 1886 .in.
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REMOVAL
CHARLES MAGARGE,A co.


HAVING REMOVED FROM NO 50 2coMMERcEsr
TO THE
South West cor. Of Sirh and Carpenter SIS
PHLADELAHIPI,
DEG to call the attention Of Purchasers to
hS their extensive assortment Of Paper, and
Paper Makers Materials Printing Papers-for
Book and News. Water leaf sized, uncaen-
derod and csendered. Of all qualities and prices,
always on hand Hardware and Manila Papers,
Trunk Boords, Binders Boards, Hanging Papers
&c, &c. .tf.
Particular attention is invited to their extern
sive assortment of
LEDGER PAPERS, ..
From the most Celebrated Manufactures ia
Fhe Country.
Among their WRITING PAPER STOCK msy
be found
Com. Note, Folio Post
Atlantic Note, Thin Medium,
Bath Post, DENY,
Quarto Post, Medium,
Fools Cap, Royal,
Fiat CNP, Sup Rnvnl
Imperial.
Plate Papers, of every description. size and
quality. Map Papers, ia great variety. En-
velopo Papers, white, buff and gold, either laid
or wove. Colored Papers, fine glazed, and other
varieties.
Manufactures are invited to examine their
stock of Rags, Foreign and Domestic. Bleach
ing Powders, of approved brands Alum, ground
or crude; Sal Soda, Soda Ash feelings, Wire
Cloths, Ultramarinc, and Paper Makers Mate
rials generally.
IS They are also prepared to take orders oI
odd sizes and weights of any OF the above doscrip
ton Of Papers.
January &c, 1850 6mo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12

FEMALE LIQroR RIoT IN IspIASA.-Ahoyt
thrre-fourth of the women Of Prncetoo, Inji-
rna held meeting on the 22d ut., at which
they resolved that no wors liquor should bp
sold in that town. On the same day they
nrmed themselves with axes, hatchets. etc.
and in body set TO work TO mob all the H.
qnor shops and destroy all the liquor
The first shop reached was place cal
led "Gollaher's Finish" the burly rropric.
tor Of which stood at his door, declaring that
lie would sell whenever he pleased. lie dis
regarded the warning. whereupon the women
broke into the shop with their axes. and de-
stroyed bottles, kegs. barrels, jugs liquor and
all. The liquor dealer had fed ct the COM
mencemcnt of the work The next place
teached was German shop known as "Rutcn-
frauzs," where the proprietor also refused 10
pledge himself TO sell no more. His lager
was speedily emptied into the EUttcr A
number Of other shops were then visited, the
liquor ferretted out and destroyed, and only
one vendcr escaped. This was q nan named
Kolb, who had always borne very high
character among lis neighbors, as q man who
conducted the business in tho best possible
manner. He gave the required pledge 10
sell no more, and his liquor MAS spared
The newspapers Of that locality publish ap-
provingly long accounts of these qroeeed.
mgs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12
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VEINS No, and a, seventeen and thirteen
feet in thickness of pure White Ash Coal,
on the Green Ridge estate at MI. Carmel, both
Veins driven to marketable coal. For further
particulars enquire of Chss. w. Churchman,
Philade phia, p. W. Sheaiier, PottsyilIe, or OF
JOSEPH S. DIXON, Sup't.
Mt Carmel. Northumberland Co., Pa.
March Is, IS56.-6w