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E. II. Thompson's Store,

Ia IJwer huy,tst0 io"HShip, al tie Junction "
tie Iui'ehocien and Pium creek roads.
FRSiiE subscriber having returned from the ei,y
a with new aud extensive sssortm-n, Of
fashionable goods, respectfully calls the attention
OF Farmers, Mechanics and other, to the same.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisti"g in pant Of
Dry Goods, viz:
Cro,hS t-,.s.f',,-.. .5..~!~.a, .J.-,.. ".t,sf"ss
Musi!ns, Its,'"Gs, l'irccIs, ant aIl kinds Of
Spring and Summer Wear,
LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
Caii:ots, Nns!!n de Lqins, Lapns,
G,nchdms, Rsrages, Rot,s,
Poc,frs, U1nasis, &c.
C.sGCEEEEs,
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molssses, Cheese,
Spices, Salt, &c, &c, &c.
hardware,
Nails, Screws, Files. Saws, Knives & Forks, &c
Queens and Glassware,
of various sty les and psuerus.
BOOTS Nr1D SFIcE,S.
A large assortment Of Boots and Shecs for
men, women and children.
HATS CARS, &c, of various sizes and styles.
Besides a large aud general assortment OF
fashionable goods. Call and examine for ycur-
sclNcs.
~ Country prodrre Of ell kinds taken in
exchange at tho highest market prices
=. n. THOMPSON.
Lower Augusta. mo. "a, 1856
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GEO. 3. WEJSER,
" NJ A IlpI-N'lTIp
Snnbnry. May II, 1856 -

Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
Tore extended / would respectfully solicit Il
continuance Of the same, at The sore. next
door to +. Y. Bright's, Market St whore a
fresh supply Of Drugs &c. can always br found
WM. \. BRUNER.
Srnbrry, May Il, I35G.-
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REV
SPRING kND SUMMER goods.
JUST RECEIVED by


sFEIEG kND SUMMER GCoDs.
JUST RECEIVED by
4. NJ. TiHEE. & Ce., Ss,Et5slry. e'a..
M y leg respectfully to announce to our
friends and the pubic { al we are now re-
cciring very large snd well sciectcd stock OF
goods suited to the season, which We ale deter.
mi.ed to sell cheap .s heretofore, finding our cid
motto OF
".SmaU rrefis ard quick Sales"
to rork wen We shall continue to sdlrcrs to it,
ou7 stock consists partly Of the following viz:
LADIES GOODS.
Gros De Ehinc and snmm"r Silts f;hiiii. n--
bes", BsrcCe. painted and plaid Lawns,
Ginehnm Lawns, Rohrd Dresses Va
!emci. Skirts and Skiriinr. Grass,
Crrd and Crinone Skirts,
J,ccnct. Camhric, Sni.s
and Barred muslin,
bishops Lawns
rI.5I IL,
ted and Figured Swiss Muslin. Linen cambria
handh ercnirls Chemiscis, Collars Cuffs and
undcrslccvcs, printed Cashmere, thil'el and other
shawls singhams and calcocs in great variety,
Ready made mantilIas. parascls, Fans &c.
GENTLEME%S GOODS.
Cloths, cassn~rcs, twccds, Tcsinss. GUNNER
gnnns III NSrnus styles Tor cCet3 and pnnta HOnS
SKIRT hos"ms, collars, crayats, bcs!dcc a large as
Sortmcnt Of Ecndy made coats partalooi.s and
vests, toSath,r with general assortment of La
dies and ecnteniens Buots Shoes and Gs,cr.---
mems, boys and childrens Hats. and Caps
Hardware, Quecnswarr, Groceries, Cedarwarc
Stone snG Earthcnwsre--- Drugs. Paints, Fish
meat, salt, nails Tar, Oil !rc &c.
good supply Of scho'! books and copy booa'
with printed copies on edch r:SP.
Come ana sec, no charge IS made for show.
ing goods.
|. W. TENER& Co.
Country produce taken in exchange Tor goods
at the highest market Prices
Sun5ury, May 10, 1858.
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EEERYTF SALE.

By rir,ue Of y certain writ of ETrri FGcids
to mc Greeted, will he exposed 10 public
sale. at the Cont iious", in Sunhury. on
MONDAY. the 4th dry Of August, 1870. at
o'clock. 7. NJ, the following described pro-
perty. 10 Wit = 80,
\ certain half Lot af Ground, situate in
the Borough Of Sunhury, hcng tho eastern
half part of lot No lG2, in the general plan
Of said town. fronting on Blackberry street.
and bounded GH the east 10y lot 40. lCl, on
The west by the half lot No. lG22, on the
north ~ an alley, containing in front 80 feet
aud $50 feet in depth, whcreon are erected n
two story log house, weather, boarded aud
painted white, aud some outbuildin@s.
Seized taken in execution, and to be scil
as tie property ci Jacob knh!c.
II. VERSE, Sheriff
SrErrF's OrTIcE.
sunImry, May H. 1856.
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New Goods for The People
BENJAMIN lIEEFNlLR
El EsPECTFULLY informs III, public in rem,
cral that he has just received and opened u
splendid stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ut his New Store. in Lower Augusta township
His stock conssts in part Of
Cloths, Cassimers, Cassinets.
@ ali Kinds, Of linen. cotton and worsted.
ALSO.
ColiCOes, ElnglIaIns, Lawns.
MOusseIine He Lafnes
ana oil kinds Of Ledics Dress Goods.
Groceries,
Also an assortment Of EEarfsrarc. tro,,
and Steel, Nails, &c.
lso an excellent assortment of
QUEENsWARE, of various style. and
patterns.
Ala" an assortment of IIO0Ts & SHOES.
HATS & CAPS, good selection.
Salt. Fish, &c.
And great variety Of other srticle, such as are
suitable to :he trade, ali of which will bs sold a,
the loves. prpas.
lsy Country produce taken in exchange
tAe highes; prizes.
Lswer Augusta, May 81, 1855.
Bargains ct the OLD Stand.
EEaYGfnJG & GRAIT
q RE now opening new and very dcsii able
IA stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, en-.
hracing an endless variety. Their stock con-
sists in pnrt of
Black C Fancy Broadcloths &; Cassimcres.
Summer Wares for men and hpys all styles and
prices.
DRESS GOODS.
SVKS-F!aip and Egncd D'ocI.
An assortment Of Plaid Stripe and Figured Fan.
cy Dress Silks at unusually low priecs,
Shcllics. BRACES. Brazc De i.ains, Mus.
lie 1ains, Lawns. &c,
AMS--ftom t4t 10 25 cents Per yard.
ChLiCOES-- " 3 I2j
WHITE GOODS.
Camhric Jaconcs;F, Swiss. Iarlon, l;ull, Bobi-
nett, Frcncl ond Swiss laccs, Edcngs. &c.
Ero,'I aud llcaeh.i hiu,Iins. Nrlinss. Ticks
Checks, Towiings, Table Diapers, &c.
tss;tIfg:Ta
HARDWARE and 0UEEN5WhRE,
Celarware, lIolinw-unrc. Iron, Steel, Plaster
Salt and Fish.
Also fresh suppy of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Thankful for past fayors, we mop. ly strict
attention and desire to please, sti To meet with
the n2lrova, Of our friends.
Is'' Country produce Of sl kinds taken a. the
highcs; market price
Sunhury. May "a. iS5c.---ly.
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Estate Of Harry UpGeerora.

y
Notice is lrrchy ciytn TO Casper Crdr.
grove. Elizabeth Udegroye. iutcrmiarlcd with
John Brenisholtz, John UpdrgrEr, Adam
CriegrGve. Lydia Updegrcye, yi1ow of
Snowtrn lIunt. 'rhomns Updrgrmc Sarah
Updegrovp. iniegmarried with Janrs I.ytle,
aud TO Sarah j., Levi and Elizabeth, minor
children Of Isaac Cpdegrove, who have for
their Gunrlan. Johu Ebright, and 10 j John
Ebripht ani - his wife, nhu wa, HE Wild
ow Of said Isaac Updrgrorr, heirs and legal
representatives Of Mary UpGeYrovc, deceased,
laic Of Lower AguSta township, Nulthun-
berland County, Pennsylvania tha, upon the
petition Of Thomas Updcgrove, aforesaid, the
Orphans Court OF said counfy made On order
awarding an inquest Of partition and Yalua-
grove, dc'd., situate in Lower Augusta town
ship, county aforesaid, adjoining land of Chris
tian First. Adam Christ, Lyda Starr. Fttcr
Coldrain, and Casper Snyder, dc'd, contain
ing thirty-thres and one quarter acres more
or less--and that in persuance Of said order
Of said court, will hold an inquisitinn upon
the said real etate Of said Mary Updecruv".
dc'd., on Frihy the twentieth day Of June,
next. "a. ID. is56) at 10 O'clock, a. NJ. of
that day. on the said premises. to make psrti-
tiOn ana valustion of said real estate, ut which
time aud piace you may attend il you think
proper.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff
OF Northumberland County.
Sherifr's 0fhce.
Sunbury Nav 8, 1856.
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STOVES

EOR SALE an excellent secondhand Cook
l. ing Stove, also several Cylinder Coal
Stoves. .-Eaaplss al this sdoas
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X X 4 1AIT.i,TY E}.SzDfsGi;T}.rf,
Flour, Feed and Provision store.
sEASUOLTE & PETERY,

Brod9~cy, Jetreea .iarle! g. Maciber1y SIS.
~ lESrECTFULLY inform the citizens CT
d sudbury and vicii-;;y that they have just
received large and well selected assortmen,
OF choice
- e. Ia :. 80 Z ~ - S.> ~ - a., = u -
consisting in part of liams, Shoulders Mschrrcl
Hsrrinr. White Fish, God Fish, Salt Preserved
Fruit. Pickles, Cractrr-, Cheese Molasees. Rice,
Sugar. Coffee, tercen, roastrh and grounh.) I'M
urridl. Young liysQr, Gunpow,cr and Black
Teas. Ccdar-warc, SIcne-.varc, Soaps, brushes
p!ow aud wash lines, hoa;s and shoes. tobacco
scears, &c, together with every article usually
found in first class Grocery Store, al. Of which
viii be sold at the lowest Prices either FOR cash or
country produce. We are elso prepared to sup
ply the citizens with fresh bread, t"isl, rolls pics
prctzcls and cakes Of every hind.
\. y. The highest cash prices will lo paid for
butter and eggs, corn, oats. rye and wheat.
S;inury, May 81, lS56.--
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!DrssoLUTIGE.

--flii' partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm of
Weiser & Drunrr. is dissolved by mutual cor.
sent, this the l4th day Of May 1856. An
persons having unsettled accounts with n,
will please coil and settle the same withor.
delay.
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yvis-Embrodcre Grape, printed cash.
- mere, fanny stella, white barege, trench
border, silk hinge and figured silk shswls just
received by e. Y. BRIGHT Il SON.
Nag 81 iSse.
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Sunbary. May s, 1856.

Silk, cotton md linen JIandke'chieis, fsncv
neck ties, genR collars. cotton, opera sack and
Welsh Flannes, port mornsis and the best as
sorment of Has and Caps in town for sale by
May 81 '5S. E. \. BEGHT d SON.
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sUNbURY ACADEMY,

FFTHE Sunhury Academy wiz open it's Sum.
n mer Session on Monday the 5th day Of
May, 1850, under Mr. ISAAC HUFF, as Pr!n-
cipal. Term per quarter arc
Lower English branches 81 90
Higher 60 DO 90
Latin. &c. 90
Persons desiring to send Scholars will please
apply to ono Of the Trustees for notc1of ad-
mission into the School. All patrons will he
considered obligated ior one quarter unless spc.
cial arrangement he made.
Ii is earnestly hoped that the citizens Of sun
bury, will literally paronizc the School, aud
thereby wipe staiu from The escu,chen Of BUR
Borough.
j. ". TENEP,
w. w. MONTGOMERY,
ni'rEP nnRN 8,
w. 7. GREENnrCH,
BENZ. HENDRICKS, Z
CHAS. ri EdSANT3,
S. r. PEALE.
May ,. lS56-f
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mn hNTUA, Satin and Fancy Rnhon, Silk
A!h Norsted and Linen Braid, Mohair Head
Dresses, Mitts, Gloves, Stockings, French en-
broidsred and Flourifhins Thread. For sale by
L. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
NAV 81, 1885,. "a
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Nnw GOODS
P. w. Gray's Store.


AT
P. w. Gray's Store.
A large assorirlcn, just received from Phis-
dtiphia. snj sold cheaper thon ever for cesh OF
country produce. Among bis stock will be
found
Fancy Dress Goods,
of pll kiit5s and the latest and most fashionable
stiles, Black and Fancy Dress Silks Challics,
Brsise De Lsins Ginpbnms, lawns, shawls.
Prints, Dress Trimmings, Hose Gloves, Stocks,
Cloths, CSssimeics, vestinas. Linen Drills,
Irish Linens, Muslips, payeso!s and Umbrellas,
&c, &c.
HA RDWAREs general assortment.
GROCERIES, Fish, Cheese, Rnisins, Tobacco
and Cigars, Qucenswarc, Boots, Shoes, Haisand
Caps. and general variety.
tY PLEASE CALL AND SEE III
r. w. GRAY.
Sunbury, May "a, Ie5c.--if
SPICES, sugar, coffee. molasscs, tea, cocoa.
- Water end Sugar biscuit for sale by
May 81 sc. Ely, BRIGHT II son.
Stationery.--A large supply of fancy Note
~ Paper and Envelopes, Mourning. Letter,
and Cap Paper, Pens. Ink. Sand &C., at
May 81, '56. WM. a. BRENEE's.
FH'obacco ard Sogars.--a0 coo Imported
Il Segars of various brands. Eldorado, Zig,
Cavendish and fine cut tobacco at
WM. A. BRUNER'S.
sun5ury. May 81. 1876,
rJAll.S, spikes, hammered and horse shoe
~ nails, canal shoycls, picks. grub hoes and
mason hsmmsrs for sale hv
May 81 sc Ely. BRIGHT & SON.
ESIl,ES for Mschnists, carpenters, &C.. &c.
Beotiys edge tools. planes aud bench screws
for sale by l.. Y. BRIGHT d son.
AWS-Saws---Spcars and Jsck'on's hand.
~ rannel, rip. compass tenant brass back,
framing, circular, cross cut and mill saws for
sslc by E.Y. BRIGHT Il SON.
May 81, 1886.
Table ana rockc, Cutlery, large selection OF
various psitc-iis for BAL. by
May 81 &c.. T.. y. BRIGHT & SON.
Atcyss,ps. grain. English and German grass,
~ S5icr fcy tlea and snraths fer sale bv
May D sc. T.. BRIGHT K son.
To Builders & Carpenters.
The suhscrihc-s sre aecmts for the sale Of
Doors. Window blinds. Window Shutters and
all sizes CT Window sash, all Of which We offer
at the lowest prices.
May 81 Sc. T.. BRIGHT : SON.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter ScsIes for
sale ly J.. y. BRIGHT & son.
May 81. IS5f.-
ka II CRN, fish. tanners, Gnzsccd aud Pine OIL
~ psnts. glass, putty, CORAL NOrnish, spts. tu,.
pcutuc. fluid and paint brushes for sale ry
Nay 81. '56. j.. !. BRIGHT & son.
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Y EINDERSLEEVES, Chemisettes. Crochet
" and Needle Worked Collars, Flouncing,
Thread l.aces, Inserting and Swiss Edgine.-
For sale by l. E.Y BRIGHT & son.
May 81, SO.
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Tgtsh Linen, muslins, checks, ticking, table
4 diaper, furniture cheek and Turkish counter.
panes for sale by
Msy t'oe Z. Y. BRIGHT 4 SON
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BURLINGTON Is:
FRIDAY MORNING. JU1Y1s. 1856,
United States and Great Britain.

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'i. Jams '"' american H'h's'er' coiu
'runi'''eu' oi 'ne ll'n o' 'uno' 10 'ne T'r'
u C,"'o"uoh ic''er from SECRETARY marcy
VI. ,"e Oen'rai american question: on 'ne
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j. A"o correspondence Win MT buchanan
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iu .hc urSt ar'icIe anu continues the LarI'
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after 90 ont that Doth governments retain
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First count 1t was alleged that the de-
upon, &C., &c, &c, the aforesaid eggs with
his right hand.
Second count That the defendant, &c,
&c, &C., did seize upon the aforesaid eggs
with his left hand.
Third count. With both hands.
Fom1h count. With the fingers Of his
right hand.
F,tlh count With tho fingers of his left
hand
Nrh count with the fingers of both
hands.
Sercnh counL With the thumb and fin
gers of his right hand.
Eighh count With the thumb and fin
gers of his left hand.
Ninth coUuk With the thumb and fingers
Of both hands.
Tenth count. In some manner and by
some means to the prosecutor unknown.
On examination, it was proven by the tes-
timony of Moses the gardener, that he arrest
ed the culprt in the very act of escaping from
the poultry yard with his hat full of eggs ;
that to have procured them he must have
climbed over the poultry yard fence, and that
his crime was aggravated by the atrocious
circumstance that not a single nest-egg was
left for the consolation Of the bereavcd hens
The criminal being called on for his defense,
made no denial Of the charge, but alleged in
mitigation Of the otfensc, that another boy,
whose name he refused to disclose, had told
him that another boy, whose name he like
wise refused to disclose, had told him that
some Of his hens LAID their eggs there, and
desired him to 20 and get them. lie also put
in plea of insanity, but that was oyerruled
by tie court.
The Judge, who felt the delcacy of his po-
sition in being called upon to decide in a case
Of so much Importance, decided that inasmuch
as 1t was not proved to tie satisfaction OF the
court that the culprt used either his right
hand or his left or indeed any hand at all, in
ahstrlcung the eggs and most especially
that as the hat stated So positively to be has
hat, actually belonged to somebody else, the
prisoner must be acquitted The court ac-
cordingIy acquitted Bumpus, with a lecture
on the enormity Of rohhing hen-roosts, which
had such powerful effect that he left off the
practice. and was shortly afterwards detect
I'd with bank note in his shoe, which he had
stolen from plins-taking cobbler o! the viii
l,rn
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a gentleman who was walking slowly on be-
fore them, talking to n negro.
The gentleman instantly turned round, and
exclaimed 90 LA Frederick Prevot "
" Frederick Prcvot cried the captain,
running up and gazing upon his face, " why
that is the man that was hanged for the MUIR
der Of Mr.. Gore"
Il am the man that was hanged for the
murder of Mr.. Gore. " replied Frederick,
turning round but still holding the other by
the hand and this is Mr.. Gore himself,
for whose murder | was hanged
" Well, this is the oldest story | ever
heard. " cried the captain :" how can two
dead men come to meet at Kingston jana
lea -
" Are YOU all joking, Frederick, de-
manded William Gore, with grave and sor-
rowful face. " Is it possible that the acc
dent that bcrcl me at the inn, has led to such
misery and sorrow as your strange words
seem to imply
" 1t is too true, indeed" replied Frederick
Why, | have got the newspaper in my
pocket, myself, said the captain, " with
the account Of the execution, and there is
another in the ship containing about the
murder, and a wood-cut Of the bloody william
cutting his friend throat in bed.
The fools :, said William Gore, why, the
whole thing was as simple as possible. | ate
and drank too much that night, Frederick,
and was awoke by violent bleeding at the
nose. searched about for some cold water
and washed my face, thinking that would
stop it but finding that it did OF succeed
in so doing, | determined to 20 out into the
air | rccolected, however, that had not
much liked the appearance of the people Of
the house, and as it was necessary to leave
ba | tria cd 10 lyg l,,,t
slept like a stone and | thrust my pocket
book under your pillow. then went down
stairs and out into the orchard intending to
20 down through the garden, which had
seen ON the preceding night, to the top Of
the cllf, when, suddenly, ! stumbled upon
three or four men, who We're dragging up
what now find were contraband West India
goods, upon a little truck. At first they
seemed inclined to murder me. declaring that
| was a custom house officer come down from
London, and could only obtain mercy upon
the hard condition of suffering myself to he
carried on board the ship, which was then
lying off the coast. They promised to set me
on shore again, or to put me into the first
fishing boat they met with but they either
met with none, or were determined TO keen
their word in neither respect. for they
brought me straight on to St Lucie, and
with difficulty have | found my way hither,
having nothing in my pocket but a couple of
stray guineas | am now waiting here for
remittances from England, but certainly had
no idea of seeing you Frederick. though |
took 1t for granted that your marriage with
Mary would be postponed in consequence Of
the uncertainty attending my fate
1t was not very long after this interview
that Mary Gore herself arrived, and strange
indeed were her sensations, when a boat came
out to welcome her, containing the brother
and the lover, both Of whom she had for a
time believed to be dead
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We chanced to meet the other day. the
venerable William G. Bradley. OF Wcstmin-
ster. This gentleman is now, probably, the
most remarkable man in the State In lNl3-
1873, and lS23-21 he was a member of Con
gress, At these early periods he was a dis
tingmshed champion in the political school Of
Jefferson In subsequent years, during the
successive administrations Of Jackson. Van
Buren,, Harrison, and Polk, he stood at the
head of the democratic party in Vermont In
still later years, he has taken no active part
in politics but has paid more attention to
the legal profession. OF which he has been n
chief ornament We found him feeling "a
keen soicitude for the success OF Fremont
and the Republican cause. lie was congra-
tulating us on the position now taken by
Judge Kellogg, and other prominent Demo
Gratis, on the side of Freedom and Fremont,
when he remarked " told my friends they
hadn't turned their coats, hut had only mn
buuoncd them They had long felt a press
ure within, and now that they had uubut-
toned their coats, they felt better and breath
ed freer Tho assault on Sumner aroused
them. and the letter of ChiefJustice Redfeld
published in the journal, was the tocsin that
sounded the alarm Ever since that event,
the process of unbuttomng democratic coats
has been rapidly going on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-07-18
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