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sTHLMORE ron SALE.

- I9r ale ~ fAfn which Trsas containing sFvEN
nv Nb.tD ACk.- IL is Of the test
o4liy Of C1pps the BUILDINGS colye1saI ADD
hAai-Er IL lies within miles Orange ana AIex.nris
Railroad and within the PlanE-rssd to Fr,.T,rk H..
prr-~hi crop Of wheat iii sO0 buheI- AZ,
"ihns o. take part, the tcOis
aai Tor ny oon u.s Ny depot and post Braadv So
hon ChIspsr co, Ia. -
IYpYuI.u Asa1-nNs
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FAUarIER WHITE slLPHUR sPRINGs,

fAUQUIFR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.
Wis zen established Watering
the hrst Of June under of the .ai
eer having bern leased BY them = Of
Inc improvements tasteful and nece.Ty
And adiions hare oeen sAde accom-
Ip1stons strictly 81 The nrst class Th-
ofAnge Road from Alexandria
connect BY the branch road warrentou where rrfab
roarhe> Ava the arrival Of the
t- rIng. miles By graded Passenger non Haltmor
~'huFion and AieHandra arrive the
VI aud FROM siaunton and Richmond dinner Board Tor
.aSnths - months $50 and months. yer month
"" ~--k' VIZ day v Children and servants half price
THOMAS u. p INGRAM
mssf-fiSE1m AIfNAND
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REAT REDUCTION an ruF

~ PRICE oR HATS AND EOoTS -Pron ~
20 ~, ~ per cent saved by 6uylng from HAN
IhoNf, Columbian Hotel Building
hal--Ain Hats OF best quality, tS->', Do second y
quality, $50, Fashionable siik Hais 81 81, Tss =
Sahskin Srwed Boot, $50; Congress Gaif-y
Boots, 49, Fine CAlf.kin SeWed Shoes s9sa
ANIhONl has made arrangements nth Il
one OF ue b-~i makers Ia the city Of Phiadrluhla III
70 supply him with a Handsome ana suhSfanti1l III
Calskln seSed BOOT which he win ssll Al ~, m "
prrcedsnt-d low prioeof THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF.
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- ALEX. hill, Importer and Manufacturer of
Ladies and Gsn,s3ep Boots and Shoes, No l97 Main
rally Nth BocT sHoEs TsTsK caarrI Blos vslicss &c Of
please All want Of GOOD Gcon and a. @ I S a9T m to
NJ nil where they can be pleased price, qualify ..
49, FOR DIAHRHGA AND DYsENTERY.
49, -ChApmAns Speedy Cure for DarrhGa and Dysentsry
All S' s say da.Sds Ss f: +:
sos ~. 20 ss. Tia. We ssn .sr,nt cure no pay Prize.
n,,,..,n.,.,.w:o Q: sArTAIE, Sol. Agent.
Richmond,
s .I sls !. .SSkISc GAS
@ss%SDS Va. KIP, s.od
lures to frame or wish TO buy Ar,Ielts 10 bis line yS
e. Mothers Breast Cloths,
We have supply Invaluable article. on hand and
seuld call the attention Of the public in an
Us Use Main street, northwest corner % IOth.
~ ,. A. BELvIN has removed his Furniture Estab.
cSEAN HAIL. Ne ,ps ss Mssroc soder
operation all the appliance, incident to extensive
K-R NoTICE;-TOth the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Rich
friends, ADD ne Pubic soss ni ss, ss
IA, ssnpos - sSa % ~. YIN s9o Shoe and Cater.
@aoHlae'gre or the best boots and shoes express
Mss,: q Paris: mat q s s'
Manufacturer aud Importer Of I.d,,.' and E
lee Boots and SHOES, No ~ Main 81. Richmond, Va.
~ sPnING FUuNIsHING GOoDS.-Ibsy,
S aoops ~ o s 'pn gS ,,.o%sn, Of CENTS FUR
beuE assured point beauty and style ihsy m %
es.d Nj q dsuas fhrssd f sn3 s.fno tnseT
SHIRTS o. every style and quality In the bsss manner
" rs .in istge snd varied assortment everything pertain
ing " mJ business W OWENS
spD Opposite American Hotel
49, NOTICE.-Hsvins been appointed Agent. for IN.
NepsTs JOHN Dck Sons aasgow We shaI be- SUPPLIED al N
tines -h fall s.sorieni direct Msnusursrs for ssIs
y quality any anufaetars ana SIa eooatencs ,s
sP2s KENT PAINE co. Agent.
M sPHING sTOCK-THos. R. PRIor4 co, de.
ee-1 sire 70 say 70 their And ne pubic DAT
lhsJ sfs In iesp, o. ye variety Of rrss
b. as.ured Of finding che DKsIRARIE sTYLpa =, s,l.
- complete sssoftn-nt Family IAnens Coiions and s.r
wants "ood'' March s.
OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
AJOTICE.-On aud ansr this date no chsc,s IN h. 10
~ Iire and Marine Policies issued By ihs Compang "
~ order q the Bosrd ~ Direriors.
JSo. ". BosHEr, Soy j.i r,e,t
A GRICULTI mai. LAVE Of a superior quality In .,v
- quantity over em bushels Tor sale errns ~
10, q, ohAkLfs w. LochER co. Balcony Fans
len-u Rocthrldrr o.. "
RECTIFIED WHISKY ZOO bbis. tor ale BY
~ ~ DAYENroRr, ALLEsA 90.
INoNaUA BEANS. 1000 n. prime arilels FOR sal, By
- Jais nENNErr, BgEw nsHER
H IGEHATOHs AND WaTEU-Coo1
TeiIsr,, & sssvsd smother saIpy o. L.rras. Unrivssd
gsns Iho,e that have supplied hsmselves v oos Of hes.
summer 'onven'snees, can do % ~ calling q
W.. ss------ isi Man 'sres, t.sls square
fqUo"S.-i9b half Pipes French Brandy,
E:SsS. g. a. o.
,,,s 20 ee'' superiOr oh Rys wls.ly for ..is ~
GOD SsIuE Eo .A !. s,.,.sss 5 NJ. ty ..i,sy
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TOE SALF-W- alihoTied 10 sel Tenement
Io' on Main street opposite. Exchange adaininE
M--rs hsnt Paine Kent tn building eexi00
aoor- and In excellent order go
The lot J. 2JNi55 extending b.rt Ia An anex 90 ft I'D
t - Aon Abol tie bet IN The
suitable foF large business
NJ property nov under COOL advancing In
iait--u2~ TASIOp VII TT.A,s
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.VUgsIc HECEIvED BY A. uORRIs, o. MAJ

Narrative Of the Expedition Of American Squadron o IN.
China Seas and Japsn in 1881 under The command ~
Commodore NJ @ Perry, ~ By Francis l. H.Sts n ID III n
With numerous illustrations. - $3.50 49, ''
Memorials OF His Time by Henry Cockburn
Helen IAnculn-A Tale, by Carrie CApron
The Martins Of Gro Martin, BY Charles
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SlLk kSLARGRD-STYLE IMPROVED
u has double the quantity and of other
IL give perfectly natural color.
IL eoors every shAie from light brown O let black
It, use j. easy and rapid.
II i perfectly harmless o the
lts effect : instantaneous and permanent
IL i The best gictest, cAsIpsf DYE erer made
81 Directions for use accompany each box IA
Eni-red according the ye.r by
for the E4,tern District Of Penn.1 - 49,
For sale by ALEX pUyAI Richmond ".
Philadelphia ' - ~ -.
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400 HIuIHn

NH above TeSsd sAi b. paid and dsty
cry 10 a. o. JORDAN PRESTON that Asseonded o,
~ iF nghi ~ Is 1uiatto shout - pare ir
a-s ana has psrFosse-ng about hiyk
'd-tS h'ah OF hsir, AMI wore goAitee ~hen he
'y~-.nGf TfIOa sAMtrkT tI.RnapnVp
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LEyER.-A ,r,., IN ,,o,. g. -

GNHAHLES EEYEH.-A treat 10 store for tho.. ,nd ~
" the above popular author. " ~ '''- "
6E0. NJ WET day.
Tne Martins OF Martin by Charles Lever prt.. % M
Ing domestic story Of every day lifr ~
Memorials oi Hts Own Times by Henry Cockhurn--i25
NarraiVe of the Expedition Of
China Seas aud Japan under
francis L. Hawks, With numerous Illustrations; tricr
IN hand, Levers best Novels-Cha OMaley, Jaek Upton
nngh OF uvyner Ton Burke Harry Loneguere Arthur
jylo p,ch.o.. !" $500,
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NEnOIR ora CELEBRATED AUTHOR.

MEMOIR q John Kite D. D. y =. A. vos--9Oo -
kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations, voI-IOO
klttos Cyelopaedia Of Riblcal Literature vols svCO,
khto's History Of Paleaine i o. w.
Kitto's Lost arnses.@-i
e.h suppes ofthe following and other popular works Wsl
bacs-famiy PraycrsWords Of Jesus" Sc Ae by The sut
OF Morning sud Night waiehes" "Thorntons Pamv Paw
Oan 70 lambs Iodds "isriurrs 10 Chdr-uf Minister
ng Chdren Wall about Zon," "ConsoatIon' bv " A.,sn
Cards sermon" before and Pdncs Abri "gs
anr Literary Portraits "tIae History Nlton D,nts
Oampoen Hemans, Ac, Appeions Edlon. Anilane az al
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UFFIOE hItHMUND FIkE ASSOCIATION, I
Sec0nd Door E0sf Of Corner Hria md Ilfh IT. 1.
IUNhs LONG established and vel institution isses
above description OF risks, reasonable terms a. otbs
rood oes With cash capital and surplus Of $40 Boar
Of Dri9rs ersonAy knosn 10 large portion of,he
bdnE their meetings this arr literally Al
pAfronAgr. - F
az policy charged for Fire or Marine Rs. taken b, thu
ONO DAVID CURRIE President
Ssp ~ b,shtk, SeeretAry. lei7-H
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SEASONABLE PRICES
this season Of the Fancy Good. At such pres
- must ensure sales stioui regard 90 cost article
III " sold much below cost Purchasers invited 10 xsme
Lawns, Jaconets, Organdies, Harer~s, Tssuss
Psrasols, Ribbons, Embroideres
Prints, 0nghams, MantIlas
Boys Of All styles,
Hosiery, Gloves, Jaconei and ssiss Bands
Irish Linens, linen sheeings, Toweiings, Ac Sc
A. the Cssh Store CHRIsTIA al A I1TpROp
~ "a 49,. -.
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| - - allen. HILL. Importer and of
Ladies' and Genemen's Boots and Shoes, No. l95
street prepared 10 furnish
rally With Boor sHoEs, TRusK, CARPEI Of
quality that cannot be surpassed prices TAI
please All In want OF good Goons
NJ iiI where they be pleased price, quality Style
| btIhtcn.
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orrcE sorrHsibE Ran Roam Co,
PsfsrsSurv July i1th, 1856

I EHS, CAHPEN-
II TIERS AND BRIDGE BUILDERs-seaIed propo-aIs viii be
resolved at the Once the Company
The t day OF Angus, next at ls o'clock NJ building
Brick Engine House and Machine shop Ap
River
\ Lynehblrg
The Company the right proposals and 10
qulre satisfactory security execution OF the WoS m
cordng
Plans and Specifications may at the oee of, Company
/ jyi4 pANSrtr
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VIZ -ChApmans Speedy Cure for DArrhoa Dysentery
hyperion to anything in for these Affections the
root OF the disease Graduating with unequad Its
success 50 great that
ets FOR SALE wholesale and retail, by
w. o. BATTAIJE, Sole Agent,
al, Drug aud Chemical Store Broad street
"
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close on The LIST day Of July, 1851
ItKss-Board f9n0; Washing
Language each, eco, On Psaa H.,T 40
DraNing rom Nature go Painting colora sl. h. 1
~ PRIMARY Department for children ten wears Ar a.
fatTon9 OF the ehool. Rghi bishop CobSs On
Church In Virginia 10y ~ ~ @S"~'P~-
AIlIs1Hshsr Leie6vre Principal Rev a. K<Opi,f
hsf W , Webb, A NJ John Little, NJ D. II Iexs D ~.
Aeard John a caIyO, rhRon Miss Cordan n. T.,ie1
Nle fstrAn, Mile Lacy, etc - '-''S-
All letters to be directed TO
ys-tm uf-pvpn
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nov IN sors complete assortment Of GENTs
hshlNa GOODS 70 which invite the OF gentlemen
being assured that IN point n beauty aud i.
Bsd Ny assortment q asuze Thread SIX snd Mefino Under
Dress i unprecedented regards quanty quality
SHIRTS, o. style and quality he'd uanns,
and expressly Tor sales Boos Of variety ready 10 n
ris s large and varied assortment evrfyhing pertain
ins W uJ business W. v OWENS
apo Opposite Amerlc lean Hotel
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UINHENIf DRY f3OODN.-We have lost rrreIrru
- Plain swiss MuSins
Jaeonet CSmhgics
Lrish Linens
Nos. : and IL Hat Grape
Dress Whalehones
Besohed Drills Satin jeans
Manchester Ginghams
Rice Camhrics Ac., A..
Which We Oder Tor sale very los.
ys KENT PAINE A co
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14

ERIs--The people Of tho town Of Erie,
Pa, appear to be very much dissatisfied with
the act passed at the last session of the State
Legislature, which provides for n compromise
nf the railway difficulties which have so long
afflicted that locality. They have held a
public meeting. at which the act was bitterly
denounced. As it provides for subscription
of 100000 to the Pittshurg and Erie Rail
road by the Erie and Northeast Company.
we do not see bat the people would do best
to be satisfied. The time will come when the
New York companies will be glad to avail
themselves of the facilities for lake trade
afforded hy the capacious harbor of Erie, and
the only way we see to hasten the arrival Of
that period is to urge forward 10 completion
the Snnbury, Pittsburg, and other roads.
Buliimore american.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14

TIE BnooHs AND SrNEER ArFAIR.-Thc
House Committee Of Investigation into the
assault committed by Mr.. Brooks on Mr..
Sumner, have prepared their report and they
recommend the expulsion Of Brooks for his
unmanly and disgracefui conduct, aid the al.
So censure of Kcit and E!mtnzon A MI
nori,y report argues that there was no breach
Of privilege Of the House, and the, House has
therefore no Jurisdiction. The Jurisdiction
appears to be properly With the Senate. l.
was their privilege which was invaded, aud
they have the right Of protecting themselves
against such ontrages. The Ilouse has ex-
elusive iursdiction ofcases Of disorderly con-
tuct, nirays or tnmult, 10y its own members,
occurring in its own presence, but il j. Doubt
tul il this exclusive privilege extends to
breaches OF the peace committed elsewhere.
The Senate has, however, in Difference TO the
House, of which MIR. Brooks is q member,
left the subject TO the discretion of the latter
body. and the House may consider the out
rage as interfering with legislative functions
and therefore All offence againt itself as wei
ns against the Senate. IL the House take
this view OF the case, it will endeavor to eX
pei Mr.. Brooks, in which two-thirds of lis
members are required 10 concur. 1T is very
doubtful if that number can be obtained, ant
hence Mr.. Brooks is likely 10 escape punish
meut by Congress There is still, however
recourse TO the Laws Of .he country. TO whicl
he is liable Tor breach OF the public peace.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14

The Reverend Sydney Smith once said, in
writing Of kissing I've are in favor Of a
certain amount Of shyness VIXEN a kiss is pro-
posed. but it should not be too long and
when the fair one gives it, let il be admins.
tered with warmth and energy Let there be
a soul in it, II she close her eyes and sigh
deeply Immediately after it, the effect is
greater. She should be careful not to slob-
ber a kiss, but give it as a hummng. bird runs
his bill into honey-suckle. e.-deep, but deli
cate. There is much virtue in kiss, when
well delivered. We have had the memory Of
one We received in our youth, which lasted us
forty years, aud we believe it will be one Of
the last things We will think OF when We die y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14

RrHonEn DESIGN TO ATTACK Dir. BEtcnrR's
CUrECu,-it was rumured on Saturday and
Sunday, the New York Courier says, that
Henry Ward BeecAer's Church, Oh Brooklvn
Heights, was to he attacked last evening. by
an organized baud of those who had taken
off ne, or employed by those who had at the
very plain nguage in which Mr.. Beecher
has discussed the exciting events that have
recently occurred in Washington. and in
Kansas. The rnmor reached Mr.. Bcechcr
and Henry c. Bowen, and was deemed of
Sufficient Importance to call for the adoption
of measures to ,repel The attack if made. A
lare. police force was in the church. but
nothing occurred to dis;arb the quiet OF the
congregation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14
LATER FRoM KsNsss-FURTnER
oUTRAGEs REP0kTED

Sr. LOUIS. juno e.---An extra Of the West
port Times dated the 5th lust, states that
reliable news has been received Of the burn
ing Of the town Of Bernana. kansns, by the
Free State men, on the night OF the 3D. inst
From $4,000 to $4,000 worth Of property
was destroyed. it also says that q company
of 800 Abolitionists had captured the town
Of Franklin, being opposed by only fifteen
fighting pro-slavery men. Mr.. Fislimton
and two others are reported killed. 1t IL re-
ported that she fight lasted nm honr. The
-lnvestgatir Committee are still here.
The Independence correspondent Of the
Republican under date Of the 5th, says that
NJ larshal Donaldson and four Of his men,
while in the discharge of their official duty,
were killed near Hickory Point on the 3'i
inst The Marshal was in the act Of arrest
ing some Of the men attached 10 the party
under Capt. PATE.
The Free State men had been increased,
aud they were destroying houses and driving
families from their homes near Bull Greek.
One hundred and fifty men, under Captain
Reed Rad left New Santa Fe In pursuit or
The maraddcrs.
Another report says, that the town Of
Franklin has hot been taken, though attacked
by large party. Captain Patcs company
has been liberated.
Gov. Shannon issued u proclamation on
The 4th, in which he commands the Illegal
military organizations to Gisperse or they
will be dispersed by the United States troops.
JIe calls for vigilance in executing the laws
and protecting persons and property without
distinction of party. lie adds. that the
proclamation Of the President Of the llth
of February will be strictly enforced. A re-
QUESTION had been served on Col. Simmer for
"a Sufficient force TO ensure obedience TO the
proclamation.
Gov Shannon tool; company of lragoops
ard searched tho houses Of the Free State
men for two days. taking arms and armuni-
fion wherever found.
Co. S0mncr passed through Joccmrton
On the 4th. c;i route for Topeka.
l. ID reported: hat general rendezvous o.
Pro-slarciy men n,:s been established at
Bull Creek, who, under cui:,'mand Of Can'ain
Whitfield. contemplate new ntt"ck on Law
renee. They expect to concentrate tHnfc
ahout COO mon. armed with United Sta,cs
muskcts The Free State men have resolved !
t. settle the matter with the bnyonpt plans
are said 10 have been formed for o night
attack.
Ii s rnmcred that Donnldson and Jcncs
we're killed in fight at Franklin. where Il
collision occ1rrcG over the goods stolen from
Lawrence.
CHICAGO, jane l0.--The Democratic Press
has letter from Lecompton, dated the f'h,
which reports several skirmishcs between thr
PRO. slavery and anti-slaycry organizations.
The Kansas City Enterprise, in detailing
The previous advices says that thirty South
.rncrs were proceeding from WeStport under
the command Of Capt. Pate, TO Bull Creek.
when they were suddenly met by on cqun!
PARTY of Free State men. and after two hOnrs
t;rmishiug, Capt. Patio surrendered uEcon-
Giionaliy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14
To Builders & Carpenters.
ORPHANS URT SALE
VALUABLE LAND

VAIU- ARIE LAND
Ia the lfCUuley's 4IountGia Coal legion.
EN- pursuance Of en- order Of the Orphans court
OF Northumberland county will tc exposed To-
public sale on I SDAY, the Sih day Of JULE
neat, at the public ionse Of rtt,r DIi!mo,.r.
Bioomsaurg, toiumhS county, "a, the following
described Real i.state, TO wit 4 C,.i1in
TRACT OF LAND,
On McCau!cys ii ouEtaln, within four miles Of
the Susuuehanua a!!d short distance OF tue Cat
tavyi,sa Railroad. 10 which a connecting branch
is about heing constructed, 10 nllc.i facilities
for getting coal to market-s situate in Brsrer
township, Columbia Co, Pa, surveyed 10 Andrew
Clark, on warrant dated August 80, 1903 I;
adjoining lands surveyed to Jesse Evans. Jesse
Brooks. Cchsiinc Iongenhergrr. George Lon
geubergey, Thomas Simons and Daniel Aver,
CON1.4INyNtf 2G6 .4CRES,
and allowances. Late the estate Of John McCalla
late Of Northunbe r!and county aforesaid deed,
hhou, fifty acres Of said land is cleared aud
under cultivation, with Stone House and Darn,
Spring House, &C., &c., upon it, sud seS,ral
spriiss OF excellent water.
sale to commence a. 10 c'c)och, 4. n. of
said lsy, when the terms viii lie made known Ivy
ALEXANDER COLI. Adm'r
cg,i testnrrrnfe cHn,So Of John Mccall, decd.
As 10 title refer to James Peasants, and Wm.
]. Greerough, Esqrs.. Sunhur, Ia.
BY Order of the Court,
c. l.. PuRSEI., OK. q. G.
! S,h.hury, May 10, 1886.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14
NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given to AL persons who
" became indebted 10 Ike subscriber as Reg
sier aud Recorder and Clerk of the OLhars'
Court while he held said Office, either on due
bll, Jrumissory note or hook account or for the
recording of Deeds, Mortgages, &C. that all his
accounts have been leit in The hands of H. J.
Wol,erter, EsG, in SunGury, for cclleclion, aud
they nre requested TO call Oh him and pay the
amount Of their Indebtedness.
iOl.N p. PURSEL-
Arrh &c, lsS6.--sm.
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rTOTTCE-

ATOTICE ;5herchy given that application viii
Z lie made by the suhscrher ior a duplicate
OF Land Warrant, No. -, $50 for l20 acres issued
20 Valentine HannebscA, private in Captain
i!ummevs Company, GATED The iNh day Of
October, 1858. which said Warrant was duly
assigned ty tic said Valentine ITannnhneh III
blank, and acknowledged before Frederick iaza-
rus, Esq, and ser,ncd by Jas Beard, Pro!hono'
tary of the Conrt Of Cormon Pleas Of Norhum.
hcrand County rcnnFylvonia, and purchased
hv the subscriber from the saiG Val. llannahach.
That Tire said Warrant was lost in the Mail he
tween Suuhury and PhiIadephia, in November
1858, and has never been heard Of That IN
consequence of said loss, application will be
made 90 the Commissioner of Pensions for n
duplicate as above stated, by the subscrhef.
II. b. MASSER.
Sunlury, May 3, Is5G-Gt
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q; &C. triif { q; Philips, tshamokin, 80
-" m' O. fhiilps, Ncrbe, 30
frRsors ENGAGED TX Rrcr1ry1se ..n pp1,Jsa
NHTskEr wi1uIS I'M CouNrY.
John Eohr, Milton. ho
An Appeal will be held at the Com pis.
sloners oilIcc at Sunbury, on tho 2lst day os
June neAt, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, al whict
timo aud place those interested may attend
GEO. Y. Wl5lSB,
eu., Acr. Appraissr.
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Patteu's New York
WINDOW SHADE G. CURTAIN STORE,

2G3 Cksstnut 81, opposite Jones Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
window Shades, DIOcatelles,
Gill Cnrnces, Satin dc IainrR,
Buff White and green WorsteJ DumasSs,
Hollands, Centre Tassels,
Picture Cord. Gimp and Loope,
Patent Rollers, Curtain Bands,
Curtain Pins ard Tim- Lace and Muslin
mings, Curtains,
Piece Musns.
Store, Steamboat and Church Shades or Dra
perry, got up at the shortest notice.
Curtains cut, made aud put up by the mos,
experienced hands.
PArrES's New YopK sronx, 2O3 Chestnot
St., Melode1o Buildings.
May 3, ls56.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14

WHAT is LosT-H is estimated that the
cost of the past two years war in the East,
TO the three principal Powers engaged there
in, is eighteen hundred millions Of dollars :
This is more than twice the whole value oil
the estate, real and personal, OF the city Of
New York. %
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14

SALE OF LEcoMrE.--This celebrated horse
has become the property Of II. Ten Broeck,
ia this country, The price paid was 81 500.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-06-14
NOTICE

Els hereby given DIST the subscribe. 0l lie in
= his office TO receive Psymcnt of lie accounts
referred tn IN the foregoing notice (Which ac-
counts are now ia his possession) from the date
hereof until the sixth day Of May next, and
again from the twenty eighth day Of MaS 10 ,Le
first day Of July rrxt. Amer which ti,ae oil
such said uuseitel accounts viii 20 sued indie
cdninatsly ami without respect to person.
il. J. NOLVEkECS,
hp.il IS, 'saC.-2n