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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED l

DowAdIAc, Mich, MHich IL, 1885,
J. a. RHODES, Esq: Dear Sir took your uIe!i-
cine to srl Oh consignment, "no cure no Tsy," aae
pleasure III stating s effects as reported to me by hteI
brothers who live in this place. aud their tle testinyRy
ID a fair Specimen Of all have received:
w S. CONkLis told mel had taken nine bottles ut
Chrsties Ague Balsan, aud Continually run down whiie
using il until my lungs and liver Cunseslei to that
degres that noud dscha god iIum my mouth and bIwce
that oil thought impOssibe Tor to live through
anotheI chill The doctors too did all they could fc ue,
but Thought must de Nolhlng did any good unit,
got Rb0ds's Fever aId Ague Cure, which rrevB
oi the distress Rnd nausea at my stusch and pBu
my had and bowels, and produced ptF,aunet cure ia
short time"
H. NJ COHKLlS Bays: y had been taxing mearin.
Of good dJcloi have In county, and ,lsen
a. quality Of quinlne AID specifies without uuy & cd
result, GIui 25;h Asgut i7lh DecembeT. But seeing
how nicely IT operated on my hru!hcT, got bottle vi
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE which effected
permanent cure BY using two thirds OF a bottle -
). NJ. COHkLlN was aid here bat b th the other
bTohers ssy his was the ns H MS sold ue
medicine TO both the dhy aud the frcey
i;om The same sna! quantity aud mirht ElecLiy;
SClrs with resl ect, A. HUNllNGTCS.
The above speaks tor Itself Good yruceat IL t. il ~ of
bees teuoI than the vast number ui the Ike certificates
have G!esdy published and the s gsea.er Juu iha.
! is Continual p'utIER IN TO me.
One thIns Last year had occasion to Caution
! tas Public III these wctds--
"IuitIce cue Grm who have taken Of my general
circuars substituted the name OF their ncsruu. tor my
ph,tt win the eKcihmston Let the proprietor I, any
other medicine say much ii be dsres' ac.
Now take pleasure in sayinB that the Hutinn referred
~ the 'Dr Chrs,ie's Ague Ea,saG." that is mem
I ii ned ~ he above certificate.
Thee are several ether industrious People who are aH-
ryiAy - their p,is ,issh alt that publish us
Fever and Ague Cure AnidJte 10 Malca except the
Cs.hca;rr of Cures and the Certificate e tns cshr9ted
Chemist. Dr.. jamcn Chiffon, ot New York IN favor ct
! lts I,ercctIy HARMLESS CHARACTER which is at
tackei 10 every bottle. These viii always serge dis
| iinsui-h rny medicine from limitations
For sole BY pinsSi'.s Fegsraly y ,o,va r
April %, isSs-3m Providence, ri.
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One o. acts ot Comonfort, after
the capituia. Of Puebla, was the publica-
ton Of decree ordering the sequestration
Of the property belonging to the clergy of
Puebla, and the application OF the proceeds
to the relief Of the Inhabitants who had suf-
fered from the effects of the seige. The
cause assigned for this measure was the ac-
tive part which the priesthood Of that city
had taken in eyciting the people to rebellion.
The Archbishop of Puebla endenvored to re-
sst the decree Of sequestraton by threaten
ing to excommunlcate all who were concerned.
The commandant of Puebla however. disre-
garded this threat. and with an armed force
went to the Cathedral and seized the records
and evidences of property deposited there
The property made available under this da-
cree, will exceed, it is said. forty millions Of
dollars. This act Of Comonrort is q sign Of
returning vigor in the Government. The
Church has always been the great stumbling
block TO the prosperity Of Mexico. Monopo-
lizing pretty nearly all the wealth of the
country, it possesses power equal to the Co.
vernment, and is often found arrayed against
it. Large as its possessions are, amounting,
it is said, to S400000,000, its property is free
from taxation. and hence gives no support to
the Government for the protection it receives.
This vast wealth yields the clergy an annual
income Of about twelve millions of dollars
The Church establishment thus supported,
consists Of the Archbishop of Mexico and
bishops. whose aggregate income amounts
to S539000 The number Of the parochial
clergy is 3.677. There are also ten cathe-
drals, having one hundred and sixty-eght
canons and other dignitares, and one collegi-
ate church. The regular clergy comprise
1878 monks, chiefly Franciscan, and there
are one hundred and frty.six converts. The
King Of Spain in 1904, ordered about sever
millions of the funds of these religious foun
dations to be seized and confscated.- Ledger
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aRRivAL The EMPIR r. CITY.

Late Ns,Os from California and Centrrl amer
;cG-- Nejsat ot Walkers Arny--Burntng
Cf the Steamship Osprey.
NEW Orleans, April l5th.-The steamship
Empire Clty hss arrived at this port from
1CTanIa.
Sac brings two weeks later news from CAL
fornia and Central America, aad later hdvices
from the West Indies.
The war between Nicaragua and the Gov
ernmeut Of Costa Rca, which was announced
to have been declared by the last steamer, has
begun in earnest. No definite Intelligence OF
its results has been received; bnt there are
renuris which urs nan..raliv creditsduItlon
mas met with severe reyerses.
The intelligence from California and Ha.
Sanna, is unImportant.
The steamer George Law from Aspinwall,
with the San Francisco mails af Nj arch 10th.
has on board over million of dollars in gold.
The papers from Kingston. Jamaica, an
roupcc the destruction by fire ut that port, of
the side-wheel steamship Osprey She for
erly!beunged to the Pblade phia and Char.
lesion line, but was lately baught by the New
Grenada Steamship Company, aud left New
tork some time since ~ go into her new
trade.
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8p CcltgrapB,
FROM SAN JUAN.

New ORLEANS, Apr! 22.-The steamer
Charles Morgan arrived to-day from San Ju-
an. with dates to the 9th INST.
The defeat Of SchlessInger in Costa Rica S
confirmed. He lost 50 killed. TIC oefeat IS
said TO have been caused through the uegli-
gence OF Col. Schlessinger. The remnant OF
his party had arrived at Rivas. The men
were loud in their curses Of the cowardly Col
onel. Capt. Thorpe faced Schles niger iu
the field with pistols, and threatened to shoot
him, but his galautry proved useless; the ln-
efficiency OF th, ir commander had created a
panic. None of the usual precautions lad
been takan against surprise, though within
the heart Of the enouy's country.
Another battle had taken place at Arco-
polka, between IA Americans, under Captain
Baldwin, aud 20J Costa Rims he latter
were defeated, with 80 killed, while Capt.in
Baldwin only lost =.
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Or The LITERARY SocIrry met on Tues

o. The LITERARY SOCIETY met on Tues
day evening in the Court room. Mr.. Y9ggg.
MAJ. Shh6m'hlIing his appointment as lecturer.
The question "ure all men created equal"
was discussed.
The question for debate next meeting will
be ut it probable England will ever become
republic"
1t is probable the Society will adjourn for
the Summer mouths at its next meeting. Lee
lures will be resumed again in autumn. The
few gentlemen Who were instrumental in
founding and sustaining the Society deserve
much credit. In a town where there are so
many young men, it is pity more can not be
induced to devote one evening in Il week TO
so good cause. We can not complain Of the
size of the audience, but do not understand
why so few could be prevailed upon to parti-
ciPate in the exercises. We hope the next
year will see an improvement in this respect
and intend to give our youth full hearing,
at some time or other on this subject.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-26

SINGULAR Discovery The last nvmber of
Tho North Californian says A party of eight
men started on Thursday last on d prospect.
ing tour, the result Of which was one OF the
most important discoveries ever made in the
counlry. In crossing Table Mountain they
observe that in many places the ground
seemed hollow, and in one place. on striking
upon the ground with sledge, the echo was
gwen back with such dstinctness that led
them TO believe there would be little difficult
~ In breaking through. Having procured
proper implements, they set to work. After
going the depth Of four feet, one of the party
wao sas using crowbur vas seen suddenly
10 fall upon MS face; upon examination. a
mole was found about four inches wide
through which the bar had slipped and sunk
10 the bowels Of the mountain The aperture
wss immediately enlarged, but it was found
that, owing to the brittleness of the rock it
was exceedingly dangerous working around
it. The parties have taken up about 5000
feet around the hole. and are busy getting
windlasses, cts, TO prospect it further. A
correspondent states that both gold and coal
hsse been found there. Hod promises as fur.
thsY fnfofmsiicp
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M A r r l A G L S.

AT Northumberland, on the 18th instant,
by the Rev. j. A. Ross, ROBERT B. Mccoy,
NJ. d.. TO Miss SUSAN G. daughter Of Alex.
ander Colt.
All hands congratulate the DR.. and his
youthful bride, and wish them all through life
as happy timo as they had over the bottle
of choice Skuppernong, and the delightful
cake made, we dare swear, by her own fair
fingers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-26

Later from HavGna-NEw yoss, April
20.-Ihe steamship Cahawba has arrived
from Havana, with dates to the 18th inst.
The U. 5. squadron was to sail soon on
cruise. The British man. -of-war was also to
leave soon for Bermuda.
There is no political news of Importance in
the Havana papers.
Sugars were more lively, but without an
advance in prices, owing to the large stock.
Muscovadoes in good demand at Is a ST.
Molasses was trmer. Freights were active,
but tending downward. Exchange was de.
dressed. On Philadelphia it was quoted at
e 81 discount.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-26

ey TIE Tow-noAT SusorruAYSA resumed
business on Saturday last. The engine has
been thoroughly overbauled and repaired by
Mr.. John Bourne, the engineer, the size of
the buckets increased, and various other i'm
provemeuts have been made. The speed
and power of the boat have been increased
about one.third. She was unequal to the bu-
siness last year, and with the aid of her i'm.
provements and the new steam tug, will be
able to supply all demands.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-26

ey The LEGISLATURE adjourned at IL
o'clock NJ. Of Tuesday. Among the last
Of their acts was n bill restoring the charter
uf the Erie and Northeast Railroad, which
permits New Workers to run through our
state and cut off all trade from Erie. The
Governor signed the bill. The only advan-
tage Pennsylvania derives from the road is
the amount of New York money yearly dis.
tributed at Harrisburg among certain mem.
bers of the Legislature.
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EE' SOME WEEKS AGO we recommended

"a SOME WEEKS AGO We recommended, in
advance of its publication, work published
by /. Is. PETERSON, No. l02 Chesnut street,
Philadelphia, underthe title Of "Courtghip
and Marriage" We we're led, from the
prospectus, to believe that the work was q
new one We have received a copy and
found it revampment Of number of old
tales which we're published separately long
ago. The stories are very good in them.
selves and their republication may be very
gratifying to those who had not previously
read them; but We desire to protest against
any such deception as publishing old stories
under new name for the purpose Of i'm
posing on the public. Any publishers WHO
send us deceptive notices, may rely upon an
exposure as soon as the trick is discovered.
We do not desire to impose upon our readers,
and will not do so under any consideration.
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NOTICE.

a Office is hereby given to all persons who
y became indebted 10 the subscriber ms Reg
ister and Recorder aud Clerk of the Orphans
Court while he held said office, either on due
bill, promissory note or book account or for the
recording of Deeds, Mortgages, &c, tha, all his
accounts have been left in the hunds of ii. j.
Wolverton, Esq, in Sunbury, for collection, and
they are requested to call on him and pay the
amour, Of their indebtedness.
JOHN p. PURSEL.
April c6, ls56.-cm.
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List Of Causes.

For trial at the special and adjourned Conr, Of
Common Pleas TO be held in Sunbury, common.
cling May ct, 1856.
Lower & Barron va Ira T Clement
John w Peal VS. Martin Twins sdu't
William Perslng vs. Peter Adams
T.. r, c,..,u, Tho Shamokin Steam Ferry
u" o'e"'''' '' and Tow Boat Company
E H Archmuty ct al vs. Jesse Archmuty
Jacob Vonida va Zerhy Run Irop Co
Isaac Elliott VS. c Garre;son
same same
same Va same
same va Same
John Knouso VS. Charles Robins ct al
Profile notary's Office.
Sunburv. April &c, 1861
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the subscriber will be in
his Office to receive pay ment of the accounts
referred to in the foregoing notice (Which sc-
counts are now il his possession) from the date
hereof until the sixth day Of May next, and
again from the twenty eighth day of May to the
first day of July next. After which time all
such said unsettled accounts will be sued indis-
criminately and wi thout respect to person.
II. J. WOLVERTON.
April &c, ls56.--2m
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NOTICE

hereby given that an election viii be held
OF the office OF the Shamokin Steam Ferry
and Tow Boat Company, In Suntury, o, 10
o'clock A. NJ. on the fifth dsy Of May next,
TO elect Eve Directors for said Company for the
ensuing year.
HENRY DONNEL,
Secretary.
April 25, le58.--ts.
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sg We understand that the whole route Of
the Northern Central Railroad from Bridge
port to Sunbury has again been placed under
contract with every prospect Of speedy
completion.
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Ga We return our thanks to Messrs Brod-
head, Bigler and Douglas Of the U. s. Senate
Campbell: Of the House, and to Messrs. Tag
gart, Zimmerman, and others of the Legisla-
ture, for numerous favors.
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NOTICE

FH>HE American Executive Committee of
Northumberland county, will meet in Mil
ton, on MONDAY, May 5th, 1856, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. A general attendance is requested, as
business Of importance will be transacted. by
order OF the CHAIRMAN.
April &c, ls56.--2t.
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e" The rains Of the past week have caus-
ed quite freshet in the river. The water is
too high for rafting, some lumber has passed
down and more probably will be along in u
few days.
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TIE REpcBIrcAs NoxrxArcrs.----Tbe
Washington Star states that the Republican
sentiment at Washington ia concentrating on
Col. Fremont for the Presidency. and speak
er Banks for the Vice Presidency. Moses
II. 0rinnel Is also spoken Of for the Vice
Presidency.
MonxoNs IN OHro.--Nathan Brown, aged
SO. is now in Butler county (Ohiol Jail, char
ged with bgamy. He Is said to have nire
wives living, and is imprisoned on the charge
aforesaid, on complaint of his seccnM wife o
resident Of Hamilton, Ohio. What an emf.
grant for Utah
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d Z A 7 II S =.

On Tuesday morning, the 22d instant,
ROSA ELLEN, daughter Of VIM. II. and
Lydia Ann Thompson, aged year / month
and eighteen days
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yellow FEvFR.--A vessel arrived at New
York on Friday from Bahia. Brazil, where
the yellow fever prevailed. The Captain re-.
ports having lost one of his crew. during the
passage, by the fever. The Quarantine rcgu
lations are about to be put in force in New
York.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
UNITED STATES IIoTEL.
phHnGeipkia, April %, 1855.

UNITED STATES lIoTEI
Philadelphia, April %, 1853
Our readers will, no doubt. be pleased to
learn that the speedy completion ofthe Nor
thern Central Railroad, between Harrisburg
and Sunbury, is no longer suspended in doubt
but is now fixed fact. That portion o! the
work between Millersberg and Trevorton
bridge, distance OF Is miles. for which pro-
posals had been received recently, at Harris
burg. was allotted on Saturday last, by
Messrs. Lauman Il Co, at Reading-Mr
Lauman being confined, at present to his
chamber by illness.
The work was allotted TO the following
named nersnns.
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NOTICE!

A PPEAL6 10 be held the following nsnel
1 IA places and days in the several Townships
ar boroughs IT. the County Of Nor,hu!nbor-
land for the year 1858, to wit
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named persons :

i"e eIdulhB is 10 De completed by the 10Th
OF August next, and the track laid down, on
the whole road, up 10 Trevorton bridge. by
the lst of September next. The balance of
the road between Trevorton bridge and Sun
bury, distance of 10 miles, will be let in
sixty days, and completed without delly.-
The original contractors of this work are
Messrs Laumsn, Eckert & Tyson, of Read
ing, and Mr.. Pleasants of Baltimore, all men
of means as well as enterprise.
Parodi, who has occupied almost as large
sphere in the musical world, as Jenny Lind.
gave concert this evening at the Musical
Fund Hall. The room, though not crowded
was well filed with the elite and fashionable
portion OF Philadelphia, and strangers in the
city.
Parodi is only about % years old, stout
and inclined to corpulency. She has great
power and compass Of voice, and in operate
performances has no superior. Her voice,
however, is not so musical as Sontag's, nor
50 clear as Jenny Lind's. She was assisted
by Madame Strakosh, whose performance
gave great satisfaction. Parodii single and
wealthy, as she well may be, with the receipts
which her concerts yield her. Her agent, an
intelligent Austrian, told NE that her seven
teen concerts in New Orleans yielded her
nineteen thousand dollars. 1t would not take
long to acquire fortune at this rate.
Politics. in the city. are in doubtful state.
although the impression is that Vaux, the
democratic candidate for Mayor will be cleo
ted. The deelination of Mr.. Hand has given
the opponents Of Mr.. yaux come trouble, as
MIR. Moore. who takes his place, may not
receive 50 largo shsro Of ,ts foreign Tcts
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NOTICE

L S hereby given that the following petitions
for License for Taycrps and Restaurants,
under the late Act Of Assembly have been
fldd and that they will lie presented IL the
Court for their approval at an adjourned
Court on the 5.h DAY OF May next.
Naines RssiLance Pphlic Hotel or 'r,,,,,
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PLACES. TowssHIP. DATE,
II. Haas, FOX Norshunb'd Poia, April 2s, 1885.
fordsman. Chisqusqus 90,
A kissinger. Turbu,. 80,
sHac Reader, Lewis, May !.
II Reader, Delaware z,
VI HuG, Milton 3, &"
F Fryer, Lower Mahoroy " 3. d"
Dsnl Swa.tZ Jordan G, q"
Geo Smith T.
6 d Rebuck Washington 3, d"
Peter Bcisel Up hahonoy 8,
Peter Weikoi, Cameron 10,
Jno Weaver Zerbs 10
Widow Raker, Little Mshonoy IL, "
Elias Emerich Lower Augusta Il.
Commrs Office, L Augusta Il Sunbury. May IS
School house in Rush twp, msy Is, 1855 8
Chas Leisenring Sham0kn ls,
Abm Osman, Coal 90, A"
W III LsIch, Mount Carmel 81,
PHILIP RENN,
FRED'K HAAS,
CHAS. HOTTENSTEIS.
Commisfr's Office, Commssioneis
sunbury, April 10, 1856.
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The Steamship Pacidc.

New YoRK, April 22.-The following des-
patch has been received here
"Provincetown, Cape Coda bottle has
driited ashore TO day, containing the follow
ing words:
"Off Grand Bank.
"Steaner Pacific.
"Masts gone--steamer out OF order--send
assistance Immediately.
Asa ELDRIoGE"
The presumption is that this is hoax, as
il Captain Eldridgs could have written and
bottled despatch, he would certainly have
made 1t more explicit.
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PurrAprLrHIA, Apri, 18th 1850

ApTIT IS5b
Mcssrs Evans Watson :-Geuts lit affords ms the
highest satisfaction To- stale to YOU that owing to the very
protective qualities Of two OF the Saamauer SSics which
purchased of you few months since we saved
large portion of our Jewelry Books, Papers, &C. expo.
sed the cslamtunut ere Raustcld Place on the morn
ing Of the iith met
When we reflect that these Safes located in the
fourth story of the building occupied aud that they
fell subsequently into heap Of burning ruins, where the
concentration heat caused the brass plates 70 melt
hut regard the preservation OF the valuable con-
convincing prO0f Of the great security adur
4 cd by your Safes
We shall take much pleasure in recommending them to
men Of business as sure reliance Hgans, FIRE.
GEoRGE w. SlMoHs 4 BRo.
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Names. Residenee PoSlc Hotel or rsv.m.
John Frymire, Turbutville, "
William Farrow, SnydertoWn.
II. j. Reader, McEwensvi!le "
q. Leisenring, Shamokin tp, "
II. B. Weaver, TrevCrton,
Elias West, Hickorytown,
c. s. Brown. Northumberid "
Isaac Reader, Turbutvie, " f
), Blngaman' Georgetown,
&. " Arbogast,
g. W. Snyder, Shamokin tp., "
Gen A. II. Blair, Milton,
John 81. Huff,
Elizabeth Sticker,
Jesse Rice, Mt Carmel, 4"
Geo. Rifle, Chilisquaque, "
Abraham Osmua, Shanokintn,
Peter Hanselman, Northnmbd,
Jacob Leisenring, Bear Gap, "
VIM. NJ. Weaver, Shamoklntn "
John Weaver, Treyorton, "
Elizabeth Raker, Lit. Mahonoy"
IL. j. Egbert, Milton,
Chas. Weaver, Sunbgry,
Thomas Search, Chsqusque
Harriet Gibson, Shamokint'n.,
Annie b. burr, Northumberd
I'm. CoOner, Delaware,
Edward Burks, NOrthunber'd
Peter S. Yeager, Coal township
Bepl. knauss, TTeYoTtou
Maria Thompson, Sudbury,
James Covert,
Elias Emerich, L. Augusta tp"
Jonathan High, Lewis tp..
judith Rothernel, l.. Mahonoy,"
Henry Haas, Northumherd
Daniel Helm, Up. Mahouoy,
Benz. Derk. Cameron
Peter Wekel, " "
Dnnel Herb. Up Mahonoy 4"
Godfrey Rebock. Washington 4"
Daniel Elsenhart Up MaLoaoy"
YIN. Lerch Mouut Carmel"
j. Galen Smith, jackson
Samuel hart2el, Delaware
John M AepeTling. Sorthumb'd, Restaurant.
Edward Gass. suubury,
omick a. Hileman,
Wm. Ashmon, Treyortor,
oseph Eekbert, Milton,
Joseph Harris.
Stopch & J. Saipman,"
sarah j. Davidson, Turbut.
john Kohr Milton. Rsetiee..
Extracted from the Record an certiisd
April i0sh, 1856.
JAMES BEARD. Proth'y
III j0hu :. BssIl ppIug,
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"Ou Grand Bank.
"SteaIuer Pacific.
ASA ELDRICGE.n

e. Mr. Buchanan arrived, by the Arsap.
AZ New Yo.k. or Wsdnegdsv
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THE SALAMANDER SAFES
OF
AGAINST THE wORsD
EVANS & WATSON,
No. &c Sou'h Fourth ST., Philadelphia.

Have had the aurest demonstra.
ton IN the follhwing Certificates,
that tneir manufacture of S3la-
mand Z Safes has at length fully
warranted the Representations
which have been made uf them
rendering an undoub,ed security
against the terrific element
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-26

To ADVERTISERS The circulation OF the sunbury
Ameucun among the ddercn, towns the Susquehanna
not exceeded eqused by any paper published in North
ern Pennsylvania.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE koMINArIoNs.

For Canal Commissioner,
GEORGE SCOTT, Of Columbia county.
For Auditor General,
JACOB FRY, of Montgomery county.
For Surveyor General,
TIMOTHY IVES, of Potter county.