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Irasburgh, March 8, 1S5s-1owS
NJ E N W AN T E D
IMMEDIATELY.

A Few more enterprising and active young men
IA can find immediate employment, by which
they can easily make $500 or $1,000 a year, to
act as agents for several new and popular works
Just published exclusively for agents and not for
sale in Bookstores.
We have great number of agents employed,
many of whom are making from SIS to $50 per
week. Those who wish to engage in this pleasant
and profitable business, will for particulars, re-
quisites, &C., address postpaid,
C. L. DERBY & CO.,
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers,
Sandusky City, Ohio.
Editors of newspapers by giving the above and
following insertions, and calling attention to it,
and sending a copy of their paper containing it,
will receive any three of the following works, viz
Life of Josephine, by Headley, 81 Is
/" Napoleon, " 125
90 Lafayette, 125
Wild Scenes of Hunters Life, rs
Lives of Mary and Martha Washington, / 90
Odd Fellows Amulet / co
Any person wishing any of the above books
can have them sent by mail free of postage, on
receipt of the above retail price. Address
9-Sw C. L. DERBY & CO.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

The skeptic is ever expert at puzzling
a debate which he finds himself unable to
continue, and, like an Olympic boxer,
generally fights best when undermost."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

Habit in child is at first ike spi-
der'sweb; ifneglected, it becomes athread
OF Irvine, next a cord or a rope, finally
a cable; and then who can break it?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

Every second Of time, throughout the
busy hours of the day, and during the
silence of night, an immortal soul is pas
sing from time to eternity.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

VIM. W. LITTLE'S ESTATE.
DURSUANT to an order Of the Probate Court
Il will be sold at Public Auction, on the goth
day of March, at the Foundry building, here, the
Mills in lrasburgh, the following property, viz:
From to tons Iron Castings, (Patterns.)
One Engine Lathe;
Large variety of Wood Patterns;
Four Stoves and Pipe;
800 or 400 Flat Irons;
Blacksmith's Anvil and Vice;
Small quantity of Sash Window frames
Lumber, &c.
Sale absolute, and to commence at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
N. B. KIMBALL, Administrator.
lrasburgh, February %, 1s56.-s-sw.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

"a A cultivated mind and good heart
will give an intellectual, and even beau
tifub expression to the face.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

TNHISis to notify all concerned. that 7 bavs
IL give n my son, SoJoN D. PEARsoNs. his fims
during the remainder of his minority, and that j
shall claim none Of his earnings nor paw anv q
his debts after this date. ~ A"' u
Attest, G.. B. KESr. 49,
irasburgh, Feb. Is, 1s56.-9-3w.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

"a What fall is most liable to iniure
persons brain-to fall in love with a
pretty maid.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ - A~@~ N O2@ - oSAAAAIs
VIM. W. LTTTLE'S ESTATE.
DURSUANT to an order of Court, will be sold
u at Auction, on the 10th day of April next, on
the premises in Irasburgh, to following valuable
Real Estate, viz:
About nine acres of land and Water Privilege,
near the village Of Irasburgh, on which is a
Sac MI, Machine Shop, Iron Foundry,
Starch MIL Frame, partly encLos-
ED, Blacksmith's Shop, Tires
D,oeHing Houses and out
buildings.
Connected with the Machine Shop, are Planning
Machine, Turning Lathe, Circular Saws, lennon
Machine, &c. &C.; all in good running order.
The property is situated on Black River, in
Irasburgh, and within three or four miles of the
line of the PASSUMSIC RAILROAD, now
in course of completion, and together is deemed
one of the most desirable Water privileges in Nor
them Vermont.
Also, as above, one Pew in the Congregational
Meeting House, and one in the Methodist Chapel
in Irasburgh.
Sale tie commences at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
terms made known at time of sale.
NJ. B. KIMBALL, Administrator
lrasburgh. Feb. %, 1856.-9-3w.
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stiffness. Another important advantage i AH
by using the Polish articles can be starchehd
the cold or boiled starch, and iron immeGs2y
without the unfavorable results which usually
follow by the ordinary manner. Price only
cents, in large bottles.
Prepared by D. TAYLOR, Jr., 10, Broad st
Boston, and sold by Druggists and Grocers ger
orally.
]. NJ. Henry, Waterbury, General Agent fg
Vermont and Canada East. lily
For sale by C. c. Kellam, Druggist, Irasburg
Vermont.
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ENHIS article has been teste
j. by the best judges, and pro
nounced superior to anything
the kind in the market. It not
only gives a clear polish TO tis
linen, but obviates many diff
entities to which laundresses ar
subject. 1t prevents the stare
from sticking to the iron, ari
causes the linen RI retain n;
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O as IN

DAD for Hides and Shipping Furs, ~ sf
II /. II. McCLAAi
Albany, Jan. 4, ls5s-ltf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

CoNCoRp, Nov 7l.-The Election Cor Gov.
ernor took place throughout the State to-
day. The vote in this city stood as follows
Ralph Metcalf (know Nothing lI46:
John 5. Wells (Dem,) SIC; lchabod Good.
win (Whigl 81.
In Washington the vote stood-Metcalf
S74; Wells. G23; Goodwin, lSl. The oppo,
sition loss being PA.
In Dover the vote stood Metcalf. t94
Wells, 646; Goodwin, 81. The Democratic
vote shows gain Of lT9
In Somerworth Metcalr received 49, votes
Wells, 265, and Goodwin G3. There Was in
this town a Democratic loss of 100
In Exeter, Metcalf had 404, Wells 207
and Goodwin 80. The Democrats have lost
GO votes since last year. Exeter is the resi-,
dence Of Wells the Democratic candidate
In Portsmouth, the Democrats have gained
$40. The vote stood MetcalfGe3 Wells
I63, and Goodwin 81
Returns from other towns have been re.
ceivea, some showing American gains and
others Democratic gains, but nothing decisive
enough TO Indicate the recovery of their pre-
ponderance in the State by the Democrats
The Know Nothings last year had plurality
Of 500 votes. Thus far the election Of II
Democrats ard 80 opposition members o! thC
Legislature has been Rscertained.
CoNNcoRD, March II, 10 O'Clock. J. NJ
Returns from ii towns give q large net gar
for Wells, the Democratic candidate amount
ing, IN the aggregate, TO about 40G0.
AS far heard from the Democrats have
gain OF 40 members oi the House of Repre-
! sentative, Last year the Democrats had 81
members, and the opposition $50 The char
aeter OF the Legislature cannot be predicted
MS yet with certainty
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

France I'M ENGLAND. "A recent article
IN the London Times has been received with
astonshment and Indignation in France, and
is severely attacked by the French Journals
The Times said. that =" in the conference
France will represent the past, Austria the
present ana England the future. France has
gained al, the glory she requires for the pres
ti.e o. Ter arms Austria is now reaping her
glory as mediator; England, WHO was weak
tu, is now strong. has her glory yet to win"
From which the French draw the conclusion
that the Times means that the English ought
not 10 make peace, and France is more the
SLY Of Austria than Of England.
The Assemhiee Nationsle, in reply to this,
says -" We find IT. this article the intimate
conviction OF every true Englishman, and
therefore its contents appear 10 ms worthy Of
the most serious attention. There is truth
in what the Times has said, but also much
boasting If England is imprcgnable in her
ia!es, if her navy permits her TO exercise in
the whole world an influence which it would
be insane to doubt. let the Times say W at
she has ever effected on The continent with
cut the alliance Of come great power Eng
land may be ready 10 undertake war alone
with Russia bat Wo would know which Of
her statesmen wonld declare himself respon-
sn!e for that enterprise, England is not cS-
hansted any more than France"
But both understand that tho ain of the
war having been obtained doubly obtained,
by the military results Of the last campaign
and by the concessions Of Russia, it is impos-
Sible to continue the struggle without expo
ring Europe 10 general war. And this is
shat France cannot desire, because her dear
est interests teach her a policy which shall
rre"eut these divisions and struggles OF the
rontiEent, which aiTays increase the prcpon-
doraace Of England. Ii is no, in orr ideas 10 a.
dopt an exclusive, jealous hostile policy toward
England. We wish merely TO rcliere he coa-
finen' fran her pre- p9RderGnce. and peace. con-
ci1ded on terms honorable to all parties, is
the only or AZ least the hest manner 10 effect
that. What is bow passing in America may
serve AZ warning IF it was only question
Of Mr., Champion and the King Of the Mos
qutos, wonld two great governments occupy
themselves so locg and fill the world 80 noisi-
ly with their quarres? pecd,dy not. But
under these preteXts there exist serious and
real Interests il Central America there is
FOR the United States a grayer qUestion.-it is
to arrest the progress on that side al least oi
the spirit Of domination which animates Eng.
land no less than themselves The perma-
nsnt policy Of France is to relieve Europe
from that spirit"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
SHERIFF SALES

By virtue OF sundry writs of V,p5,,;o r.
ponds 10 me directed, will be exposed ,o mi.
NC SAFE, at the Court House, in SpnLnr, -,
MHN "a the 9Th day Of April. 1886 At /
o'clock, Z. NJ, the following described ~ nrn
perty, 20 wit - '''u pro-
"a, an the right, title and interes, Of .roco,,
Whlt2el, defendcnt Of and in all tb,, cos's;' ,Go
tract or piece Of land, situate in Rusb go
snip Northumberland county, adirining lo"d.
o, Luther Bassett, Benz. Gearbart land or
the heirs OF John Pnner. md lands In,a &c
Joseph Campbell. deceased. and hnd os
Alien Seehier, containing Forty five Ac,o.
more or less. about TWen,y.ijye Ac,oe ~
winch is cleared. whereon are erected n Nj
hug House. Stable, &C. Seized taken in or
ecntlon and to be sold as the prcner,v ne
Jacob Whitzel fP'''s vi
ALso-A certain unfinished Three S,orv
Brick Dwelling, Barn and Two lots Of gronrS
situate IN Turhntvillc, Lewis township Nor,b'
umoer'and county. containing about Two and
Qnarter Acres of ground, laying alonpsiJs
o., "orrel street, bounded ou tie Fast Lv
sm W M H. komig, lot South by land Of Som'l
ohannon west, by lot Of VIM. Herring
anu norm by said Worrel street. Also a
i9t o, ground bounded by Virgin AlIcv on
! Ine Ncrth by Washington street. on tho
~ " N'ISA TlICet HtU lJlpHpnhgClpr
lot on the South, and by Paradise street m
the est containing about Two Acres and
three Quarters Of ground. Also. lot No :
on Main street and rnnuing bac,, to Win
Alley; bounded on the East. bv Wp, TSu
mer's lot. aud on the West. nv Hcncr's lot.
contan!nG about quarter Of an Acre mora
/ or less. S'"zed. taken in execution. and !,
h" sold as the property Of iIoratio G. Wor.
! rull. y" VI
ALSu-A certain tract or land ,itna,e in
| Coal ard Zerhy townships. Norfbrr,hpri,rJ
county. HdjoiA.ng lands surveyrd iu the pam,.,
CT J"bn Bond. William WA.on. Peter Man.
rer, Michael krhil end Frederick Kramer
c"ntoia'ng 3G1 acres and IS percl,s more Or
, less, and about quarter oi an acre ,r which
| are cleared. wherou is erected d small rrsn,.
House. Siozed takon in cSccution. and 10
be sold aa tho prcprrt! OF d. Lee ". Dui.
! fngton.
ALSO-A certain tract of land. situate +,
/ Delaware township, Mort hnmAeraul ccnnt,
containing Two hundred and Forty Acre
! more OF le7s, adioioiu.ng land Of Peter NJ.
! Bride Dap!el Wsrn.an. Peter Shady aud
Others, part Of which is cleared. and wi,crr.
/ on Is erected log Barn. Seized. taken in
execution, and to be sold Us the property Of
! Thomas j. Adds.
II. WElSE, Sheriff.
/ SmEE!rl's Orvirr.
Sudbury, MUIch -, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

ca" BY the arrival Of the steamship Ara
bia at Halifax, we have one weeks later in
telligence from Europe. She brings no Ii.
dngs of the Pacific. Fragments Of n wreck
ed steamer are reported to have been found
in lat. 40 deg. Sc min., long. 40 deg. 40 min.,
but intelligent persons at Liverpool thought
this could not have been the Pacific. The
Peace Congress had hell three sessions in
Paris, but the proceedings are not suffered to
transpire, and all sorts Of rumors are preva-
lent in regard to the prospect of peace. An
armstice to the end Of March had been an
nounced TO the armies in the Crlmea. Bread
stuffs have declined.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
SHERIFF SALE.

Bv virtue of certain writ of Lerari Pa
cias 10 me directed. will be exposed to pub
lie sale, on SATURDAY the 5th day OF
April, at o'clock in Sunbury, the following
described property, TO witt
All that certain piece Of ground or out lot,
situate in the borough of Sunbury, bounded
on the North by Pokeberry street: East, by
a Lane South, by out lot. No. AZ, and West,
by an Alley, and marked in the general plan
of said borough Of Sudbury. out lot, No. Al
containing Five Acres. One Hundred and
Twenty -Four perehes, be the same more OF
less, or thereabouts. together with the here
ditaments and spurtenanees. Seized. taken
in execution, and to be sold as the property
of DR.. Jacob b, Masser.
HENRY wEIsE. Sheriff,
ShssiG>s Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
CONTRACTORS TAKE NOTICE.

yaHHE Building COMMITTEE of the Rush Pres.
4 hyterian Church, hereby give notice that
they will receive SEktrD PRoPosILs until the
22d of March at 10 o'clock, a. Il. for the build
ing of a Brick Church in Rush township, s. by
40 feet, ls feet in heigth with a Vestibule and
Choir Gallery two seats deep with two stair.
ways. The basement Of said building to be OF
stone. 30 feet OF one end of winch is ts be par
toned Of finished. The whole of the wood
work ofthe upper part to be painted, and other
wise finished in workmanlike manner. Propo-
sails will be received for the stonework, brickwork,
plas,ering, carpenter work and painting, either
in seperate parts, or in one Contract.
Further plans and specifications may be exam
ined at the residence of o. p. Patton, in Rush
,ovnsbip. PETER HA AUGHAWOuT,
WILSON METLER.
PHILIP HlLE.
WIN II kASE.
o. ?. PATTON.
Rush tp, March is, 1856 Committee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

Y Office is hereby given that the
y Courts cf Common Pleas, General "a
Sessions ot the peace, and Orphans Court,
Of Over and Temincr and General Jail u,
IN ,ra for the county Of NorhumheTl"
coynneucr 4; the Cnur, House, IN the hor.
Suabury, at 10 O'Clock, !. NJ. on Mond
7th day of March next and VIII G.
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, justices oi the Peace aud
hles in and for the county of NoIthumherI;
requested TO be then and there in their pro
sons, with their rolls, records, lnqusluo
other remcmbrances, 10 do those things
several offices arpertaining 10 be done
witnesses prosecuting "a behalf of The I
wealth against any prisoner are also rogue
commanded TO he then and there aitcudms
proper persons 10 prosecute against him,
be just-and moi to depart without leave
peril. Jurors are requested to bepunctua
attendance, St the time appointed agre
their notices.
Given under my hand Mt Sunbury, the
Dec'ber in the year Of our Lord one
eight hundred and fiily-iiSe---and
pendcncc Of the United states of Am
10Th.
God save the Commonw eaItf
HENRY WElSE,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
CARPETS AaD OIL CLOTHS,
At Eldridge's Cheap Warehouse,

The subscriber, being in bye street, is under
very Low rent and liCh, expenses, which enab c
him TO sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Merchants visiting PhiIadclphia, and wishing to
buy Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, &C., will do
well TO call and examine bis stock of
beautiful Imperial 3.ply, Srpegfne,
Fine and Medium Ingram, and Cargsts.
Venetian Of all kinds
And OIL CLOTHS 81 a.! widths in great
variety.
Also, MATT lNGS of every kind and yariou.
widths, together with general assortment oi
low-priced Ingram Carpets, and Entry and
Stair Carpets, Hearth-Rugs, Door. Mats, Table
Covers, Floor Cloths, Rag Carpets. Cotton Car.
pets, &c. H. II. ELDRIDGE.
No. 4l Strawberry Street
One door above Chesnut hsar Second st.
March 10, ls5G.--3lnc Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

p8 New HAyrsuiRE ELrorroN.--The re-
turns from I54 towns show Democratic net
gain of 1000. There yet remain 70 towns 10
be heard from, and Wells cannot get enough
of these to overcome last years majority.
The scattering vote will prevent the election
of Governor by the people. The opposi.
ton have carried both branches Of the Leg.
islature.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

from the county; feel confident that Know
Nothings were the principal movers in the
matter by which the opposition and the con-
fusion was made. What s. A. b. mems
when he says that would "shine among the
dark lantern party or cnt conspicuous figure
in Know Nothing Lodge" unless he is
ashamed Of Know Nothingism, and takes
such an occasion to make the impression that
he no longer belongs to them. am unable
to sny, and leave it for sharp-eyed Know
Nothingism to unravei.
J. J. r.
Near Milton, Pa, March 9Th, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

Ca LATER FROM KANsAs.-The lndepen-
dence correspondent of the Republican tele-
graphs that the Free Legislature had ad-
journed to Lawrence, aud was in session there
on Saturday. Gov. Shannon had gone there
to ascertain what was being done. Violence
was apprehended.
Theirs was some little excitement on the
border. One hundred shsrp's rifles and two
cannon had been intercepted at Lexington,
and held by the citizens, subject 20 Gov,
Shannon's order.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
FRtGIITECI DISASTER.

On Tuesday, the vicinity Of Tenth and
Master streets, (20th ward) Philade,pha
was thrown into an intense excitement by an
explosion that took place in Alder street.
above Master Alder street is small street
running North aud South, above Tenth
street.
The shock Of the explosion was so great
that the buildings in the ncghborhood were
shaken, and the utmost CONSERVATION pre-
vailed.
The explosion was followed by a frightrul
crash, caused by the tumbling into heap of
ruins Of the cabinet maker shop Of Euhard
Beck, on the east side OF a der street. about
fifty feet above Master. The frightlul mis-
hap was caused by the explosion cf a steam
boiler in the cellar, which shattered the walls
and brought the entire structure in ruins to
the ground.
The police and citizens. and one or two fire
companies fastened to the scene Cf the disas-
ter, and efforts were at once made to rcscuc
those who might have survived the frightrul
| crash. Some three or four persons crept ont
! from among the ruins and escaped with slight
bruises. Others were rescued more oI less
hurt, while the bodies Of two--a father ana
son--werc taken out dead, and horribly seal
ded and mangled.
he proprietor ol the factory was IN the
cellar within a few feet of the boiler which
exploded. He was dashed 10 the ground
but was not deprived Of his senses. lie says
the building crashed.dow all around him Lnt
lie ionnd openings among the ruins through
| which he crept out safely.
| There We're, it is believed, eight men and
| two boys, all Germans, in the building, at the
time Of the explosion. Their names are as
! follows -
| Euhard Beck. proprietor
Charles Eckhard and TWO sons, Herman
! and Charles.
Valentine Bowers.
Gustayus Hanshlcy
John kemple.
- Ackcrmap.
Casper llanshall.
- Strobcl.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
NOTICE.

The u, 5srsigned hereby give no,ics
will make application 10 The Court 3
Sessions of the Peace, TO be holden
the County OF Northumberland, on }
7th day OF April next, for license
Gus, Spirituous, Malt and Brewed
the township Of Mt. Carmel, in the
Northun bsrlsnd.
BELL, LEW
NJ C.Nsi tr,, Asreh 6. 1853
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

The Nebraska City Neus says that land
fever is raging there. Claims of one hundred
and sixty acres, within two and half miles
Of that city, are selling at from $500 10 $500.
For one farm adjoining the city on the west,
the owner bas been offered $4,000 in gold
which was refused
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby givess noti'
will make application to the Court o
Sessions Of the Peace, to he holden !
the County Of Northumberland. on NJ
7th day of April next, for license I
nous, Spurious, Matt and Blewed l
Trevorton, in the township Of Zer
County Of Northumberland.
ISAAC X
Tr.vorton, March 8, ls55.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

EQrEsTRIAN STATUE OF WAsHINoToN.-The
Continental Guards. military company OF
New Orleans, are taking measures 10 erect
an equestrian statue of Gen. WAsH1NeToy,
on Lafayette Square, in that city. 1t will
cost from $4,000 to $4,000, and CLARK
Mills, ESQ, has offered TO commence the
work as soon as $4,000 are subscribed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

E5s' LEAuEy' the Monk of La Trappe, who
it will he recollected figured in this and other
cities, in certain lawful disclosures and who
was afterwards imprisoned for life in Wiscon-
sin for numbering the paramour Of bis wife,
has repented, recantpd and confessed his i'm
posture -Reading Gazette.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

MAIL Losr.-The st. Louis Republican
states that it has been satisfactorily ascer'
tained, that the mail for Boston sent from
that city on the 2Gth of January last never
reached its destination. nor has anything been
heard of it. Two business houses of St
Louis nre sutierers.-o for $500. and anoth-
er for S600--and the presumption is, that the
mail was very valuable one.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
D Z A T II s .
In this place, on the morning OF the 10th
inst. of consumption, THOMAS a. Bill.
LlNGTON, aged Al years
Gbe Warhets.
Philadelphia Market.

March Is, 1856.
GRAIY.--Wheat is in light supply and
more in demand. Sales Of good red at 81 65
IS. and 81 IS / 95 for good white
Rye is dull sales in store at 81. Corn il
in better demand; sales of new yellow at Ct
cents, in store. Oats are all dull at 80 cents
per bushel.
TVH1sKEY is held frmly--barre!s at 20 cents
and hhds. at q cents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

\ Ems No, and 4, seventeen and thirteen
ieet in thickness Of pure White &sh Coal,
on the Green Ridge estate at Nit. Carmel both
Veins driven to marketable coal. For further
particular, enquire OF Ghas. ". Chu,cAman,
PhIlsdr rhla, L. ". $hcafcr, Po,isyle, or .!
jUSEiH :. DIXON. SupL
Mt. Carmel. Northumberland Co., IS.
March Is. lsaG.--Gw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15

FAsE-DAy 10 coySEeIIcur Governor
Minor OF Connecticut has appointed Friday.
2lst March, TO be observed ss a day OF fast
iNg, humiliation and prayer. in that Common
Seaith.
ExgeCrIoS ron MURpER.-- 0n Friday last
she nrgro Saul. convicted Of the aur4sr oi
Mr.. Porter, Wns banged a. Centsryille, I'D
il "-esenee o. some $3.50 perso6s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-15
SUNBURY.
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1855.
H. b. MAssBR, Editor and Proprietor

To ApvKRTisREs The circulation Of the Sudbury
American among the different the sutqueanna
not exceeded ifequaed by any paper paLsasdh North
era Pennsylvania.