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g The firm of Reeves, Buck & Co., of
Phpnixville, has merged into Joint Stock
Company. by an act of Incorporation. The
Company has organized by the appointment
OF Board Of Directors, Superintendent and
Manager. Mr.. Griffin, of Safe Harbor, has
been elected 10 the Superinendency, and
from his gentIemanly address and thorough
knowledge of thsiron business, he will no
doubt equally command The respect of the
operators, and the confidence Of the compa-
ny. MIR, Schaffet, from the same place, Is
Manager. .9rt 10. %. u .F
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VOTED DowN--In the lower branch of the
Massachusetts Legislature, on Thursday week
the resolution 10 amend the State Consttu.
lioG, so that no person shall hereafter hold
office IN the State unless he is born IN the
United States, was defeated. The House
could not see the proprely of restricting the
choice of the public, who have righ, 10 the
best service which can be had, native or 9TH
efwiss. .
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APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.

NOTICE is hereby given that The follow
ing Applications for Tavern and Eating.
house Licenses, for Dsillers, and for the sale
of liqnors in quantities not less Than one gal.
Ion, have been filed, with The Clerk OF The
Court of Quarter Sessions, of The Peace in and
for the County of Columb bia, and that the
same will be presented to the Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions, at the next May Term on such
day as the said Court shall designate.
Peter Billmyer, Bloomsbury Inn or Tavesn.
John Leycock, do do Go.
Oliver A. Jacoby, Bloom twp, Inn or Tavern
Jesse G. Clark. Bloomsburg, Eating House.
Chas z HofTman do Eating House.
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Assault ON A AiJuDoE.-Judge Robertson, of
the District Court of Louisiana was very Sc.
riously beaien in New Orleans, with loaded
cane, by Mr.. Daunoy, whom he threatened
the day previous, to commit i0r disobayinG
the order of the Court. The Judge, when at
tackled, drew pistol and q dagger, but the
loaded cane was too much for armed JUS
tice.
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EF NOTlCE.-The friends of Agriculture
are requested 10 meet at The Court House, in
Boomsburg, on FRIDAY eucn,ag, April 25lh.
Business of importance will then be brought
before the Society. VIM. SLOAN,
President
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-16

II The Philadelphia Democratic Con-
vention nominated the following ticket on
Wednesday last:
For Mayor-Rchard Vaux.
For Solicilor-Wm. A. Porter.
For Receiver Of Taxes-Peler Ambruster.
For Controller-Slephen Taylor.
For Commissioner-James M. lie ddy.
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w- All an election for Mayor, about two

B' AT an election for Mayor, about two
weeks since, in Burlington, Iowa, the entire
Black Republican vote was cast for negro
barber who resides there. The Gazette, of
that city, says tina, the negro is decidedly
the most respectable man among Them, and
as they wouldn't vote for anybody but man
OF their own party, their votes could't have
been mole wor.hily bestowed.
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B' The Legislature of New York has aa.
iourned, but forgotor neglected to pass the
appropriation bill, which will oblige the State
to rely upon it's creeit to maintain itself with
out going to the poor.house. ~. .----- y.
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The VICE PREsIDEScY.--A writer in the
Philadelphia Argus, at the close of an arti-
Gle of column and half, on "lhe impor-
tance Of the approaching contest" nominaies
William Aiken, Of South Carolina, for the
Vice Presidency. -..s ........
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REMARKABLE CASE The Rockingham Va.
Adus, tiser states that respectable farmer,
named Samuel Henly, residing in that coun-
ty, has totally abstained from food for fty-
seren daysi and he may yet survive several
days. For some tipe he has beer in a
rather melancholy mood, and about two
months ago, he refused TO eat, and since that
time has not taken anything except water /;
and, strange 10 say, he is still alive, though
reduced TO mere skeleton. Neither physi.
clans nor friends can induce him 10 take any
nourishment. He declares he can swallow
nothing, though he does every now and then
tpke drink Of water. He will doubtless,
persist in this deluson until he slarves 10
death.
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V The Revolutionists in Pueba, Mexico,
have surrendered 10 the government This
does not destroy faction, however, or rem.
der Commonfon's rule any more certain and
easy. The condition OF Mexico is hopeless.
ly bad
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The Importance Of one pote--Three or four
towns were lost to the Democrats of New
Hampshire in the lale election by only one
vote. Fifty. Democratic votes properly dis.
tributed, would have secured the Legislature
by an undoubted majority.
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II Governor Rsedsr left Easton for St.
Louis, TO meet the committe on the contest
ed election case, to proceed from thence 10
Kansas. The investigation, it is supposed,
will occupy the time of the committee until
about the Isl Of June, Mr.. Whitfield has al.
90 gone out.
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II In Siberia and on the west coast of
Africa large deposits of native iron exists in
a state of great purity. This iron does not
contain trace of carbon, and ii is distinguish
ed from that which is called meteoic iron by
the absence oil nickle in il.
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Louis Napoleon schile in New York--The
Rev. Mr.. Stewart, of New York, takes occa-
sionto defend Louis Napoleon from the char.
ges made against him of having led dsso-
Lutte life in New York, and having returned 10
Europe, leaving his board and washing bills
unpaid. He says he was in almost daily in.
tercourse with Lonis Napoleon for Two months,
the period that he remained in this country,
and never heard sentiment, from him and
never witnessed feeling that could detrac,
from his honor and purity as man, or his
dignity as prince. While here he formed
The acquaintance of Washington Irving,
Chancellor Kent, avaied himself of the prof
cred civilities of such families as the Hamil-
tons, the Clintons, the Livingstons, and 9th.
ers of like position. There is other tesiimo-
ny of like character, which goes to show that
the stories affecting the character Of the EN-.
peror are doubtless ISLANDERS, or belong to an
other member of the family.
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BRlTIsR TRooPs IN CANADA.-The United
Service Gazette says there is no truth in the
report that British troops have been ordered
to Canada.
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Wisconsin american Slate Councl-MIL.
wAUKIE, Apr. 1O-The American Stale Coun-
Gil has repudiated the nomination of Mr. Fill
more, and nominated Mr.. Banks.
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K The new flag of Nicaragua has de.
vice Of seven volcanoes IN full blast, typical
Of the country and the earthquake energy of
the filibuster chief who now controls ls des-
TIMES. -"l
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II The Lycoming Mutual Insurance Com
pany, during the past nine months, has Paid
losses by fire 10 the amount of 1886 4a,
and has unadjusted claims in process Of SET
Element, $11,500.
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EB The Legislature oil Pennsylvania has
agreed 10 adjourn sine die on Tuesday the 22d
inst.
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!, ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROP e.

HALIFAX, April l4.--The steamship Cam
bra, with Liverpool dates TO the 10th ult.,
arrived this morning. Her voyage was de-
layed by adverse winds. 4
There is no news of the missing sieam9
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The C'rimea.

The advices from the Crimea are to the
18th ult. The health OF the French army
was much improved. Several conAagrations
had occurred at Eupatoria. Ten thousand
English troops were at Balaklava. ... .
Gen. Marmora has left Conslanlinople for
the Crimea. The Polish General Zamoyski
had arrived at Constantinople. The English
fee, was expected at Malta. The weather
in the Crlmea continued stormy. Omar Pa
sha had had heightened interview with The
Turkish Ministry. He seems determined to
resign unless he receives the satisfaction he
demands.
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SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
GGSIR00R

6SSSJlASQ)So
FOR YOUNG LADIES. AND GENTLEMEN
bloomsbury, Col. Co., Pa.
BENZ. F. EATON, PRINCIPAL.
VU1IlE first session Of eleven weeks will
Il commence Monday. the 21ts OF
April, and be held in the Primitive Meth
odisl Church, Third Street.
The Course of Instruction is designed TO
be thorough, especially in the elementary
parts of the various branches taught, and
extensive enough TO prepare pupils for
active business pursuits, for teachers, or for
admission TO College. Special pains will be
taken 10 secure, on The part of each pupil,
Good Substantial Habits Of Study.
The management OF the School room will
be characterised by wise restraint, kind in
lercourse, and the ceaseless inculcaiion Of
high principles in daily conduct. t--'
CHARGES FOR TUITION.
Per Session, Elementary Studies, $500
Higher English g. Classics, 600
The Tuition Fees must be paid in advance.
~ Inquiries respecting the School may be
made Of Rev. D. ]. WALLER, or Of the Pam.
cIPAL. T.t
Bloomsburg, April 9, 1s56.-2t. .-.s4
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The Peace Conference.

Ahcio 70 "o hC"s VI 'up mfs1iHS h'oaiH-
ship Pacific. -..---.------.-
The Peace Conference.
The Peace Congress has not yet accom-
plished the object for which ii assembled,
although il Is announced that all The diff
culies are now surrounded, and that the
treaty will be signed in few days. a's'''1 .--sl
The Paris correspondent of the London
Nesos, says the Court tradesmen have been
ordered to prepare illumina,ions for Satur-
dny evening definitely. Diner papers Say
Sunday others one day next week, but all
agree that il will be early. Previous intelli-
gence from Paris had stated that the Diplo-
matte difficulty was on The point of being
settled. ....... a
II will be remembered that on Saturday,
the 22d, the Plenipotenliaries assembled
with the expectation OF that day terminating
their labors. 1t is reported that Napoleon
fully supposed their business was concluded :,
and that he ordered The guns of the Invalids
TO announce the conclusion of peace at The
same time the te deum was being celebrated
for the birth OF his son.
The claim OF Prussia, TO sign the Treaty on
equal terms with the other Powers, caused
the delay, Lord Clarendon having earnestly
resisted the claim of Prussia, and insisted
that she should only adhere to the Treaty OF
1s4o, which was signed without ratification
in makingi ..H - -ss
The armislice is not formally prolonged,
but teegraphic instructions have been sent
not 10 renew hoslililes without express or.
ders .... u... ....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-20
PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given Tint the seyera
~ Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarte,
Sessions of the peace, and Oprhsns' Court. Court
Of Oyer and Termincr and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland. to
commence at the Court Ht use, in the borough OF
Sunbury, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. on Monday, the
5lh day Of January next and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices Of the Pscce and consta-
bes in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inq,iistions, and
other renembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf Of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be juet-and not TO depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors requested to be punctual in shsx
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the ist day OF
December in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight bundled and Gf,y-sir----and the indie
pendonce of The United States Of America The
79th.
God cave the Commonwealth.
HENRY WEISE, shsrix
SHEaIry's orYIcE,
Sudbury, December Q, 1855
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-20

'H'1lE subscriber oErrs for sale The follow
ing valuable farm, containing 33l acres.
more or less situated in Locust township.
Colombia county, about miles from Mount
Carmel, and about the same distance from
Shamokntown, on the waters of Roaring
Greek upon which are erected n good two
story frame house, barn aud oui-houses,
about ~ acres tire cleared, with about acres
OF meadow, ali under o tolpruble state of
cultivation. The public road leading from
Bear Cap TO Cattawissa passes through the
said farm; there are also two never failing
springs and thriving young orchard on the
premises,
large portion OF the upcleared land is
well tinibded with good white vine and OAR.
there being also Il efficiency Of water power
to drive asaw-miil or other machinery good
part Of the Soar.
There can be about so acres Of excellent
meadow made on said premises. This prop.
erty lying handsomely, the soil OF the red shell
order, will not only nuke fancy, bat prodrc-
tive farnp it will be sold in luf. or in bo.
dy, TO sui purchasers. and if not told before
the LIST Of the lst month (Junuary) next. will
then b. offered for rent apply to
ELIDA JOHN. Agent for
JOSEPH WHARTON.
December G, l85G.-N
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
J, z, g. r, T., KLTNE

t.sprctiaily annetnce To their frieI..ls si,L n.
ruh.e in general that they have received at thei,
Store !" Upper Augusta township, Nor,hGmhsr.
land county Pa. at kiines Grove. Their Fail
ann Winter goods are opened to the public .
isil ass'Otm~Gt of fasrchs ndire &c.
Con~i.ting in part Of Cloths, lack and fancy
Cas- acr., Sstine,ts, Checks, Kentucky Jesns
CGter Shirt and Drawers and all kin..s Of Fall
AID Witter Goods.
A lot II ready msds Chatting, eonsi,,ias si
Csais sad Vests.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Shs~'s, Ginghsn., Berase pe,.,1s, C.l.coes,
Llsck silks &c.
Aiso flesh Supply Of Drugs and Medicines,
GT+csTi's &C., Of all kinds.
A new supply of Hardware. Queeas~afe,
wccdea ware Urooms re.
A'-o large assortment Of Boot. sad ehoes
ssitabls tsr been women and children.
HATS AND CAPS.
Also an assortment Of School Books, Statione.
~, Envelopes, lux snJ cheap Publications. &c.
Salt, Cheese DC, and all goods usually
keIt IN ccA',try s,o,e. Care aud see, Come
o'-e, co'-e all. Cheaper than the Cheapest.
fhsbii.i for past isvors we hope bv strict at.
ten,!,n to business to merit q csntinuanc. of the
sane.
All Of the above named stock Of goods will be
sohi p'-tti,eiy at low prizes for cash. OF in e.
change Isf cssntry produce Al tic highest mar.
kst prcs.
Ehn-s Grove, Pa, Nov. 8, loss-n
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

YNHE undersigned will spll at Pri,ste Sale,
i between November IS AND January l0
1857. the following Real Estate, situate in
the Borough Of Northumberland, aud couaty
OF Northumberland,
FOUR CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF
.. GROUND
in ssid Borough, numbered in Pias Of ssid
Borough Nos. ..65, C6, 81 aud Go; fronting on
King street, containing 60 fsst front by 240
feet deep.
Also. four contiguous Lots numbered ss3.
394, 1895 aud 396, fronting Gu Eight nIr.~t,
containing 60 by 240.
Also, two lots Nos. l59 aud leo fro@,isx on
Queen street, containing co by 24s. adjoining
Mis-. Schuyler.
Also, smother lot numbered g1T froatins
on. Il ing street, containing co by 249 .st.
Also, another lot frOutinp On ing street,
No. ll5; containing 60 by 24O feet.
Also, an out-lot. containing ! Acres end
81 perches, adjoining the road leading to
Danville.
Also. sii those certain out-lots, situste in
the said borough bonded an n. +. by laa,ls
Of J. Z. Horton. 3. Il. by the North Mast
Branch Of fSusquehsnus, snd b. W. hy lands
OF J b. Boyd aud Others, containing so Acres
more or less, on which il Dwelling House,
bank Barn, Orchard, Bsrrsck suI q good
pnmp OF water. The lsnd is under coed cul.
tvstion. Terms will be made easy, aud az
indisputable title given by
GRANTHAM /. TAGGART,
for the Heirs of JAS. TACGAsT, deed.
November 26 lSJG-
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AUIIroKis ryoTIuE

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
~ Auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court
of Northumberland COUNTY, to distribute the as
sets, remaining in the hands of William NJ.
Rockefeller, Esq, Administrator &c OF Nathan
iel Kelly. late OF Rush township, decd. to and
among the pereons legally entitled. thereto, will
attend to the duties of said appointment ut his
office, in the Borough Of Sunnury, rennsy lvania
Oh Friday the 2Gth day Of December, $50. at G
o'clock, A NJ, when and where all persona inter.
ested may attend il they proper.
J. B, PACKER, Auditor.
December 9, ls56.-3t
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7. W. TLlTES. &. CO.,


7. w. - c II LEs u CO.,
OF gu N SUR Y, PA,
~ ESPECTFULI.Y invite their friends and
& < the iutlic to inspect their new stock sf
WINTER GOODS.
just received f,om rhii.de lpLia, t.np convint cd
that their interest rs best prOmJied by q strict
csntiaasnce of their old plan Of
"SmaH profits and quick Sale,."
'i,ey s.nil still abide by their previous course.
Amongst their stock will lie found for GEN.
TEEMEN, 4 large assortment of READY
MADE Coats, Vests and Psntaloons Cloths.
C-.slmeres. SAtinetts, Festings, Under.Sh its,
START DGsoms, Collars sEd Cravan
FOR LADIES.
Black and colored Siks, De Bege Robes, De
Bssss fnD;h Merinos, Cas'.ni,rcs, Mad onz
Cio'hs. Cohurs. and Alpscas.--Dciain.s both
aud N"oisn Shawls, T.a,v Velvet in vsrio US
ors Red aid white Flannel.
Also:
4 general assortment of Ladies snl Gentlemans
BOOTS, SHOES d CATERS,
Mems, Bo.'s and Chi!drens' Hats .nd Cars.
naIJ~sfs, Queenswsre, Groceries, Cedarware
Stone snd Esrthenwsrs- Drugs, Paints, Fish
salt, Chee.~, Nails, Oils, &C., DC.
A good supply ct school hooks and COPY books
with printed copies Oh each page.
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
at the highss; market prcts
l. w. TENER & Co.
Sunhury, Nov. %, 1856.
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EXECUTORS SALE.


vNHE undersigned Executor Of the es,s,e Of
Jacob Psinier, decd, late Of the borough
Of Sunbufy, by virtue Of power contained in
the last will and Testament Of said decea sed will
dispose of at Private Sale, the following valuable
Real Estate, vi, - -
SEVERAL LOTS OR PARTS OF TWO
LOTS OF GROUND,
in NJ Markot Square, in the Borough of Sudbury.
fronting t5 feet on Market Street, being parts
OF lots No - and on which are erected Three
frame Buildings. The dwelling is two story
frame Building, with The usual outbuildnps
sable, &C, iato the residence of said deceased.
There 10 also on the front Of said lot, two two
story frame buildings, occupied ss store. .bops.
&C., with good Well OF water before the door
ALSO "A FARM OR TRACT OF LAND.
containing about 60 Acres, situate between the
Cattawissa and Creek roads about three quarter
miles from Sunbury. Tho Improvements are
frame two-story dwelling IIoL sc, and a large
Bank Darn and othar outbuildings. There are
several fine Springs on the premises. one near
The house, and also a number Of fruit trees of
various kinds.
The terms and conditions of sale will be made
known by application to tho undersigned, residing
near sunbury.
JOHN BUYERS.
Agent for GEo. 4. FsIcK, Ex'ss
SunbuTy, Nov. &, ls56.-tf
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Notice To Bridge Ru:sders.

SEALED Proposals will be received by
- the undersigned on Tuesday, the 30th
inst, between the hours Of 10 A. N. and Sp.n
of said day. III the Commissioners Office in
the borough Of Sunbury, Northumberland
county, for building bridge across Stow
Creek, on the Tulpehockeu road leading to-
vsris KingerslowB. short distance from
Shadels tavrrustard in Jordan township in
said county. Specifications will he exhibited
on The day Of letting. PHILIP REM,
CaAs. HorTENsTKE,
FREDERICK HAAS.
Commissioners Office. Commissioners
Sudbury. Dec. 10. 1856. |
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

N pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
Of northumberland county will be expnssd to
public ssie. upon the premises OH Saturday the
9Th day of December, 1856, the following dc.
scribed Real Estste 10 wit -
A certain piece or parcel Of Land. situate
in Shsmokin township, northumberland ccunty
bounced by lands late the estates Of AleYsndcr
Tharp, decd, Peter Shall, John Furman and
Lewis Chamberlain, containing Forty nine acres
end twenty three pe-chCs Late the estate OF
Alexander Thsrp, decd.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said
day, when the terms will he made known by
DANIEL f. SCHLEGEL, Trustee.
BY order OF the Conrt
q Is PURSEL, ok. o. e.
Sunbury, Dec 6, ls56.--ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-20
New Goods for the People,
BENJAMIN HEEENER

Nr rESpECTFULLYi informs the public In gen.
a@ oral hNt he has just received and opened a
splendid stock of
FALL AND WINTER GooDs.
at his New Store, in Lower Augusta township.
His stock consists in part Of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets.
OF all kinds, Of linen. cotton and worsted.
Caiieees, GInghanls, Lawns,
HEOmsSeline DO Lafnes
and all kinds of Ladies' Dress Goods.
Groceries,
Alsoe an assortment of Hardware. Yr0s
and Steel, Nails, &c.
A leo an excellent assortment of
QUEEN3WARE, of various styles and
Al 50 an assortment of BOOTS q slHOES.
HATS 81 CAPS, good selection.
Salt, Fish, &c.
And great variety Of other srticlcs such as are
suitable to the trade, oil of which will be sold at
ths loves, prices.
e Country produce taken in exchange .
the highest prices.
Lswsr Augusta, Nav. ss 1885.
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BARGAINS TO BE HAD At
p. w. GRAY'S STORE,

hisf1et street, Sunbury.
JUST received and open%j q spLadrd s.oct
80 Of FALL Il WINTER GOODS, CONSIST.
ing in psrtof
Black aud Fancy Gotks and Cassimere.,
An assortment Of Dry Goods, VIA Merin.-.
Cssimeres, De!sIns, Calico, Wo,a~n Pads
Ginghsms, Muslins, Linsn.. Fi.nn-Is, &c.
Trimmings in Great Variety.
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, QUEENS.
WARE &c.
SALT and FISH, Che~-e, Rs,s,n.. To.scco
sud Cigsrs, Queens~are, Boots, SHOES. Hs,s snd
CslS. snd variety Of Cocis too tslis.s 10 h,,n.
,o..
Call and examine nv Stock l-fvse Purchns.
ing lsewhere, A Reasonable Et.coGnt ~,li t-
taken Oft Tor al cash Sales.
Coentry produce taken in exchange at the
hishssi market price
r. GRAY.
Sunbury, Nov. 2 ls56-H
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PUBLIC SALE.

'HN1 E subscriber will Offer ut public sale on
T. the premises, on TUESDAY the 23I day of
December. next, the following property hclong-
ing to the estate OF Csiharine DeGruchy, deed ..
situate in the borough Of Northumberland, Coun-
ty Of Northumberland, Pa, TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, bounded by North way Orange and
Water streets, numbered in the plot of said Boz
rough Nos. IS and Sc OH which are erected
Two-Stury Brick House and a two.siory leg
weather boarded House, and Barn. There is u.o
a well of water, and fruit trees on the premises.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of said
day when the conditions of sale will made known
hy J. r. PRIESTLEY.
Attorney in fact for Executors of the
estate Of Catharine DeGruchy, deed.
December 8, ls5G-3t