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Washington, May 20 1856.
nm petition OF William Baker, New York,
" for the extension OF him for improve
window blind hinges for from
Of said patent which takes place the h day of
September, 1856
II petition be heard the Patent Ofcs
Monday, srptenber 1885, - O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show cause, n they
hare why said petition ought not TO be granted
hle
specially SGT forth In wiring east
all testimony hed by either
hearing he taken and transmitted accord
Of the ONCE which viii be furnished appt
Te testimony will
aoposiors, papers upon testimony
alsd before morning Of
rumenn " any, within days thereafter
this notice he published the Union IpsH
renoer Evening snr Washington. Rrrubhcsn as-
Nd Evening Philadelphia, Pa Dsy Book, N~
York, " "; Post, Boston, Mass Tor three
previous the FIRST day OF September the
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents.
PsEors the shove papers viii please copy send their
bls 10 The Patent Once with containing this notice.
May at-'aw3w
4 lists National system Of Political Economy.
IL ~
Abbn Mott, and Other Knns by Katruks | vol. lamo.
Political Lyrics-New Bampshr. and Nebraska
Linda or, Tho Young Pilot Mrs HEINZ.
Amsseddon The United States In fropnecv by D. Dad,
vin, An, FRANCE TAYLOR,
May 'ta
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APPRAIsENENT OF INDIAN LANDS IN KANSAS

We copy the following from the Kansas Herald:
"hr. Hartman, Dr. Rclf, and Mr.. Spencer the commits
onc appointed to spprsse the Indian trust lands arrived
here week ago They have been lsboousy engaged for
week the performance Of their duties They have got
through with their apprasement Of all the eastern portion
The Delaware lands including Leavenworth city. As
they get the psts they win proceed value lands
from thence to the Wea lands and conclude their abors with
pPrasng the western portion Of the Delaware lands The
committee have done their duty and will doubtless give
"aeton to The government and the people"
The Hartford toonnectCut) Times thus bears testimony
The talents experience and exalted patriotism of the
democratic candidate for the presidency:
The life Of Mr.. buchanan has been life Of devotion to
n eonpty and very much Of II has spent the cous
yhserviee Few men, even Of his advanced age, have
pn better trained In civil affairs, iasrous for
oommauding powers OF intellect We look upon him and
e country and the world look upon him. the abes
o most accomplished Of the statesmen Of his age an orna
en Of bis countrys legislative halls, and respected able
oo dgnihed representative Of that country ia foreign
cearts.n
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New YoRK, June l3.At the afternoon session of the
North American convention to-day motion was made
ballot for President debate enued showing Fremont TO
be decidedly the ayorte OF the convention when the
tion withdrawn.
The committee resolutions will report to-
Adjourned till Saturday.
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Life versus Death.
Just published, the 5,h edition, price dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoFULA;
=.# A popular treatise,
BY ,. J. roRsTER, NJ. n,

ByJ. FORSTER, NJ. n,
GLOWING jcbtu scourres OF The
with proper Of bonch is
asthma coughs, ihonf night sweas
kngs evil, euptions juniors rngwom,
and ulcers salt rheum pains aud swelnrs Of the n and
glands and all senses arising the
This ite book, written in plain but forcibIe language
the advice for RATIONAL cheap highly
full selfea'meni without
commended TO the afflicted families, Hc
able guide in time Of
Il also contains Interesting information for those afflicted
Deafness rupture bodily 6eformties, sc
More 1910 mailed
few weeks, 10 every part Of the
Price 10 10 be booksellers
post Free of Messrs BRIDGMAN CO., i5s Grand seet
York @
June 3-d&cp3mif
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INFORMATION wANTEDe-JosBuA p. SPAIN, sener-
ally known rs Peter spn len his fs,nh in Dnwtdde county,
yrgIna about the rso, and The
negbborhood Of Bur gn, hoope The said
spain has topeunicS by Dick
has a,e died. and he has important interests ia vrga which
his attention ANY who
said Spain will perform an Once
charity by communicating
widde courthouse, Virginia
JAMES ". BrtssEAU,
Executor Of Iuehard spain, deceascd.
Time -
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The Of Padre WINS reception following 80 close upon
Lord Carendon amieabe advances the excite
men Ii Is rumored that the Earl Of Egn win be sent
penpoelary Washington the last chance OF avertng
Spain was actively engaged in fitting out feet operate
against Mexico.
Markets.
The Liverpool cotton market had from the
cline reported by the Ericsson and closed firm
reported BY the Niagara Sales Of the week $1,000 bales
Breadstufs were dull, with a declining tendency
Provisions without change Of moment.
Consols closed at 941s 94JS.
The Bank Of England had advanced the rate interest
TO five per cent.
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OURS carefully prexervcd.-ToDD CO. will receive on
dpots until the 9Th OF June valuable and for
them from injury by moth through
under Browns Hotel, west end.
Msy a4-ueof
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Qy-Reiigious NOIice.The Methodist Episcopal Church
sou'h sh street. between and having been
fully repaired will for Divine Sunday
instant IL O'Clock Rev. Bisnop Pierce, ofGeoga will
ofcae, assisted by several other eerpymen. will a
be held nj and O'clock and during the The
respectfully invited to attend.
June IA
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CoURT CLAIMS, June l3.-Judge Scarburgh dev-
cred the opinion of the in the Of Gibbons
Kelly on the facts Favorable bill ordered to be reported
Judge blackboard dissenting in respect to the amount al
lowed.
Mr. Stuart resumed the argument in the case Of Mary
Reside executrix, &c, and continued until o'clock
when the court adjourned TO Monday morning next
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Three Dcy' Later from Ewops.-Arripal of he Arabic.
Nav Yoax, June 13.-The CuDsrd steamer Arabs, with
liverpool dates Of the 3st ult srved here this evening
The steamer City Of Baltimore arrived the 18th.
Peace rsoicings s oil the English newspapers. There
much anxiety felt respecting the American dculies
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Reward of $500.
OFFICE or USIrsp STATES MARSHAL, DIsr. COLUMBIA,
Washington, June 4, Is56.
Tue undersigned authorized reward Of i've hundred
dollars such shall arpreh@nd
before justice of and Washing
JOHN ESSEX, being custody charged
Sd
office Of the magistrate pending the preliminary examination upon
said charge,
The John Essex about %
feet high light hair face, voice, locking, fresh
light summer
Clothes and coored SLOUGH cap and by
trade.
JONAH n. HOOVER,
June 5-lw Marshal for District Columbia.
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A LII PERSONS who the habit addr. sing
letters publications. and books his Majesty
Russia the members Of The imperial family
neither
forwarded their destination through imperial legation
Russia at Washington.
IuneI a--dnN
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The Bank Of England had advanced the rate of
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GUNNER RATs.-roDD co. are daily receiving
dtions their stock OF hats suitable for the
would
French felis,
hats Of East India Manufacture entirely this
May 21--3td arolmif
MCCLURE, MILLS. q Co., Land Agents, ubuque,
MI Iowa, viii locate lands In the State Of Iowa
warrants, scrip Cor parties applying; will make cob
Iecttons, buy nnd sell real
competent engineer and surveyor.
.
Hon. George w. Jones, u s. senator Dubuque, Iowa,
Gen. w. Lewis, surveyor general Dubuque, Iowa
Gov. Henry Dodge, u. n. Senate Wisconsin.
Messrs suachan h Scott bankers, New York
Hon. Xii Cook, Bsaalo, New Yerk.
Feb 9-dt Ia eodif6m
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rae PHILADELPHIA RATIFICATION MEETING.
The following letters read Al the great ratification
meeting held in Philadelphia on Tuesday evening last
They all breathe tbs spirit Of sound nationality ar
dent patriotism and deep devotion to democratic prn-
ePleS
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2. s,--Ediiors Of the above papers will pleas
bills 70 the Puont ONCE, with paper contains
May at-'aw3w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
A PERFUMED BREATH.

WHAT lady or gentleman would remain un.
w der the curse Of a dsagreeable breath when
by using the "Balm Of a Thousand Flower" ns
a dentrifce would not only render it sweet but
leave the teeth white as alabaster? Many per-
sons do not know their breath is bad, and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never
mention it. Pour single drop of "Balm' on
your tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. A iny cent bottle will last year
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired
by using the "Balm Of Thousand FloweIs"-
1t viii remove tan. pimpcs and freckles from the
skin, leaving it Of soft roseate hue. Wet a
towel, pour on two or three drops, and waeh the
face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.
Wet your shaving brush in either in warm or
cold water pour on two three drops of "Bslm
Of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well and
it will make.a beautiful soft lather, muclr facili-
tating the operation of shaving. Price only fifty
cents. Beware of counterfeiis. Mono genuine
unless signed by
W. FETRIDGE & co.
franklin Square, Now York.
Sept 81, 1s56.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
TO TIE to1ERS OF NOR Err,
LAND COUNTY.

FELLow CITIZENS = ...... .....
The undersigned dcsires to be elected
nfsrRIcf ATTORNEY, and respectfully solicits
your votes at the approaching October elect
tion
am rot the candidate Of any political
party, because believe that political afhni-
ties alone, should not secure an Office into
which partisan. feelings ought never to enter.
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY is the servant OF the
law: it is not moro his duty to convict guilt
by legal evidence, than it is to guard the
innocent and falsely accused. He is an agent
selected by the people to do justice between
the Commonwealth and those who break her
laws. He should not therefore, be subjected
to the necessity Of courting popularity in the
ranks of any one distinctive party but feel
that, in the minds Of the people. as we'll as in
bis own conscience, he is acquitted oil all
political partialitcs and Obligations which
might misdirect, or, be supposed unduly TO
contro! lis action. He is required to possess
due knowlxig ige Of and experience in tho
acenee and practice of the law because
public interests, with the safety OF society
the lives, character and freedom OF individuals
are, in large degree, committed to bis pro,
lection In his official character be should
be Idpyer, not partisan--lndepende
faithf,s, unbiased, competent, nothing more.
90 nor prclenu my ichON ehiHSpo' " w
without political opinions; these, with me,
are convictions calmly and conclusively ad,
Judged; and. having always due regard for
time, and place, and circumstances, will be
expressed and acted upon with boldness and
perfect freedom.
/ have frankly exposed my views to you
and believe that most Of you will pronounce
ZEN correct; if you do so, let me earnestly
soiie. your cordial support. commit ny
sell 10 sur kindness and your judgments,
entirely c,rfdenI lhot an experience Of ten
years in the lvactice Of lha law will enable
me TO discharge with saiiSIo"t@ry no.';t.r ~
hopo and truce yonT suGTrages will elect me.
Respectfully, -
JNO. KAY CLEMENT.
Svy1rFy. August 30. 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
Dry Goods, Groceries,

BOOTS AND SHOES, 60, Sc.
ths, is kept in any other stora in town, and
Ills banter Is on tie breeze
AnG!ong rnay it wave
Ger land Of the free,
And the home of tn. brave
While her Stars and hcr Stripes
Shine OF: like the Sun,
Telling al! nations
That Freedoms begun.
This is free county er At least viii he os
when all Free therefore it is free for cllio do
their trading where they can BUY lie CHCSP-
EST regardless Of the cross and sour Looks Of
old fosv merchants. Al ere invited to call and
see.
TIE COUNTRY,
as well n. the town arc respectfully invited. and
every person, rich poor, high or low, bond OF
free are invited to call.
Come one come all and stop your speed,
have goods enough for NIL in need,
Tns boys themselves are ut their posts,
And they alone can supply a host.
Over other dealers in.the town
These same boys have won renown.
For selling the Cheapest and the beN,
And selling than all the rest.
Hurrah, Hurrah Ger hill and plain,
Accep, my thpks and call again;
Among ouT assortment you! always thei
Goods to fit and please the mind,
We've on hand ana always willing,
Ia cell om goods and smiling,
So hold your horses and come this way,
We ytnl be glad to gee you any day . . .-.
e., No. Market Square, opposite the Court
House,
P. S.-Ho wishes it distinctly understood, that
he is not to he underso'd by any man or combine
ton of men. No charge for showing goods.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange for
goods.
Sunbury June 81, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
ORPHANS
COURT SALE

~ - -EO - oEAI ~
EN- pursuance of an order Of tho Orphans
Il Court of Northumberland county will be
exposed to public sale on SATURDAY, the
18th day Of October next, at the Public
House Of VIM. NJ. Weaver. in the town Of
Shamokin, the following described, real estate
to wit:
All those eight lots of ground, situate in
tho town of Shamokin. county aforesaid,
numbered as follows: Block CT lot no. a t;
block 70, lot no. 6 block SO, lot no. a block
l3. lot no. 8; block 7S, lot no. 5 block 90,
lot no. 3 block l07, lot no. 6; block LOG,
lot no. 2. Late the estate of Jacob Albright,
late of the city OF Lancaster, deceased Sale
:. commence at 10 oclncl; A. NJ, OF said
day, when the Of sale will be made
known by
CHRISTIAN ZERCHER, Admir-.
BY order of the Court
c. Il. PURSEII, elk O. G. ts
Sunbury, Sept. q, 1856.
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1883. FALL STOCK, NEW aooDs. 1856.

1855. FALL STOCK, NEW GOODS. 1856.
French Mernocs, oil colors,
Fashionable Cloak Cloths,
Fall Silks the styles
Magnificent New DeLaincs,
Best STYLES Fall Calicoes,
Very large Stock of New Shawls,
Flannels, Welsh, English and American,
Cloihs, Vestings and all kinds Mems Wear
Sheelings, Table Linens, Towlings, &c.
EYRE & LANDELL,
4th., & ARCH Sts., Philadelphia.
Storekeepers are invited to examine our New
Goods. Families can be well suited 'evcry
kind Of Dry Goods.
We make Blk. Silks and Shawls leading ar.
tic les for Wholesaleing. p. s. JOBS received
daily from the Auctions of New York and Phila-
delphia.
tY' TEnMs NET CasH,
Sept. 6, '56.--w3mo
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IS:
Is SayArR, huTi' 81. 1850.

R.s,,p,iop nror,,i- .,o, l,,or,. ., 49, = .,i,,,;.
,r tb. c,,n,n l,!I' W tno co'''''S'''-
On the ouestion' "' "''''o "''''' 'O''''''' avn"
WIN tbr SENATE nara. ", 49,. G.., oo,o,Ir,o,,,
The y.o rai'e nd Gag reg 90 ,ae nrsl atnehunent
,;ons nj tho Clr.,,;,ia, - " W. F'N'F
M.ssrs u,, "ii" i1 , mt,e .s ,0"uWs, NJ
F.r,ns,o EI,,ii Me, IL u.Sae"; 1ieAs"vi' ETuns'
ircE -, i,i Sili @ 'as,suI, nN, iriu-
S,rI r, y,J,' ne, oeIsls summit uuthe'
d., s aafsa =, I" "'oii "esh, NAsHy' "HHme ana
'SN!ah Nahys Me-, tr,,h c.oa. ,, ,,.r,
pE '--"ess's Cfnoo' ofegs, JuTd@fI hsHinseT ana
''' S - - - ,. ,.-
o. o. ue ~. questi.n WIS 'e'Hlhea al Ihr aiAIhI''Fe'
;nit N tae question
w w u ~ @ u,u 'Yhtle asfe 20 lne sec"m aInendmen
ne yss sHo nays were ihAen hgrcenby 70 me pow
hohs :" inc CONSTITUTION ana were hS tc."w' VIZ;
YxAs--Messrs Brown. BucLue,v Cres,veI rv,rs
Uorr Ingram J1i,i-nn Kury rborrI ! -yr. NI'ElI,l
,nck. sellers. 81 man Snuthrr SIranb Ny,Itcr w.isL
and Wi!kins--lO
NkYs-Messts CrulS, Ferguson Grerr Pra,t Price
and piatt, SpeakrT-s
81 the question WINS determined in the Affirmative
On the question,
VIII the Senate agrrs 20 the third au,mendruent,
The yens and nays tuSen agIeeaby the Conui.
lution and were as follow, vIz
Neas-MessTs brown. Buckalew, Crab, CrcsBWeI,
Evars, Ferguson. Fennls-n, Hinge Ingram, Jamison,
Jordan, Knox, Iaublch, Lewis, MClntuck, Mcunger,
Pratt Price Seller, ShuuRu Sou,hcr, SEub, Tageurt,
Walton, Welsh Winery, wilkins and Piutt, Speakcr-2s
Nays Mr.. Erece-f
50 the question was determined in the Affirmative
On the question,
VIII the senate agree - the fuCI IN amendment
The yeas aud nay eesby 10 the Cons!iu-
tution and were us follow, VIZ -.
Yeas M-ssTs Browne, Buckalev. Crenwen, Evans,
Flennken, Ilgge, Ingram, Jamsm, Jord9n, Nnn3 lau-
bach Lewis, NJ Caiors rmre, Sellers Shumsn, s'gheI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
September 8, 1S56.-8m.
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

OFFICE, lG0 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THNliE Fourth Annual Exhibition Of the
m UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
will be held at Powelton, philadelphia on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. aud
Saturday October eth, S,h, 9th, 10th aud
llth.
Premiums from twenty-five to two hundred
dollars, amounting in the aggregate to
Fourteen Thousand Dollars, will be offered
for the various classes of Domestic Animals,
Fruits, American Wines, Vegetables, Grains,
and Agricultural Implements and Machinery.
a Local Committee at Philadelphia, rep
resenting the various branches of Industry,
has been appointed to cooperate with the
officers of the Society, in perlecting arrange
ments for the Exhibition. And Fifteen
Thousand Dollars have been guaranteed to
meet eXpenses.-This material aid, coupled
with the excellence of the selected location,
and the large amount of Premiums offered,
induces the expectation that the Exhibition
of 1886, will be superior to any Of its pre-
decessorS.
A Grand Agricultural Banquet, in which
ladies, as well as gentlemen, will participate,
will take place on Friday October 10th, when
distinguished gentlemen will address the
assemblage.
Favorable arrangements with the various
railroads, for the transportation of Stock and
other articles are in progress the terms of
which will be given on application at the
Office.
The List of Entries. the Awards Of Pre-
miums, and the Proceedings, will be Published
in the Journal of the Society for 1856.
The Premium List, with the Regulations
and Programme OF the Exhibition, will be
furnished on application to Mr. john MEOW
an. Assistant Secretary Of the United States
Agricultural Society, l60 Chestnut street,
(Rooms of the Philadelphia Agricultural
Society,) or by addressing the Secretary, at
| Boston.
MARSHALL T. WILDER.
| President
WILLIAM S. KING, Secretary.
August 80, 1856
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
Pennsylvania Wire Works


lSieues, Riddles, Screens, Woren Wire
OF all Meshes and Widths, with all kinds Of
plain and Fancy Wire Work.
HEAVY Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers /;
H Coal Sand and Gravel Screens; Paper
Makers Wire Cylinder and Dandy Rolls co..
vered in the hest manner; Wire and Wire Fen
cling.
A very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sleeves. All kinds of Iron Ore Wire and Sieves
BAYLISS, DARBY & LYNN.
August 23, ls56--c3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
Cancer Cured.

CANCERS, Tuners, Mems Ulcers, Scrofula
~ White Swelling &c, cured without Surgical
operations by DIR. Launsberry.
DR.. LIS Pamphlet (2nd, 3d. on tho treatment
and cure of Cancers, Tumors. &C., will be sent
to any address Qree) on receipt of postage
stamp
Office ilsi WALNUT St., Philadelphia.
Sept. 6, lS5G.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
Estate Of MARY UPDEGRAFF, Decd.

-~SNN~sS
NOTICE is hereby given to Casper Upde-
~ graf, Jno. Brennisholtz, and Elizabeth,
his wife, John Updegrafl. Adam Updegrafi,
Lydia, widow Of Snowden Hunt, Sarah, widow
Of Thomas Updegra(f, James Lytle for him
self and as guardian of Donizetta Lytle,
Jno. Ebright, and Mary, his wife, and Jno
Ebriaht. guardian Of Sarah j., Levi and
Elizabeth Updegrafl. heirs and legal repre-
sent..iyes of Mary Updegraff, late of Lower
Augusta township. decd, and to all other
persons inte!ested-that you and each Of
you be and appear before the Orphans Court
to be held at Sudbury, in and for the county
of Northumberland; on the first MONDAY
OF November next, 30 accept or refuse to
take the real estate Of said Mary Updegraii,
viz 4 certain tract OF land situate in Lower
Augusta township, aforesaid, bounded by
lands OF Christian ferSt, Adam C!orlst, Lydia
Starr, Peter Coldrain. and others, containing
thiIty.tbree and three.fourths acres. and
allowance al the valuation put thereon by m
lnquisition, or to show cause why the said
premises should not be sold according to the
acts OF assembly iu such case made and pro-
vided.
HENRY WElSE, Sheriff.
sunbury, nbs1;" sept gal'f; Is, 1856. Ct
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
LAST NOTICE.

LAST N oTIS6-
ALL persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to the estate Of David Martz, late Of Sha-
moEin township, are hereby notified that un-
less they call and settle their accounts on or
before the goth of October next, they will
he charged interest on the same, and the ac-
counts will be placed in the hands of ma.
gistrate for collection after that time.
HENRY MARTZ, Admir-.
Paxinos. Sent. 20 lS56.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
ES Teachers Wanted.

EpY the Beard of School Directors of Shame
h~ kin district. Northumberland County.
The Board will meet on the day commonly
called II UkSDAi, the I'd day OF October mex t,
at one o'clock p. Nj, at The Public House of
Charles LciseEring, in Shamokin township. to
employ teachers for said District.
The county Superintendent will also lie ther
for the examination, &c, DC.
BY order OF the Board,
ELIDA JOHN, Sec'y.
Ghamokin twp, 9th mo. s, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-04
JACOB PAINTER's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
~ ministratOn have been granted to the sub
scriher, the estate Of Jacob Painter late Of the
Borough of Sunbury, decd. All persons in
debted 70 said estate or having claims against the
same, are requested to call on John Buyers, near
Sunbury, for settlement who is duly authorized
10 act in Ihe premises.
GEO. A. FRICK, Admir-.
Danville, Aug. 80, ls56.-6t