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The Law In Relation 10 Usury.
COURT or COMMON PL,AA
Before Hon. Judge Ipgraham aud Q Jury.


FEB. II JOHN L. HUdson, asa0Wee Of Hannah Simens,
o. Alexander r. kcKesis This wss IN scnon brought
BY the plaintiff against the defendant 70 recover the sum
OF hundred n sixteen dollars With interest thereon
due on . check drawn by the defendant ho was the
drawer Thereof Hsppeared nom the evidence on the part
the plaintiff that In The month OF February 1885, the
respectable family In the upper part Of this city had
muAted hundred dollars out OF her earnings
several past and that she induced to l6
10 the PENDANT Mckenzie, who n that time Was dealer
In vegetables In rompkns Market In this CITY, and that The
defendant promised to the amount back on the 9th
his Oh eek drawn ho Bowery Bank and that when the
said Hannah presented the CHECK to the bank to her
prise abe informed BY the paying teller that there
funds; whereupon she duly assigned the check TO
the plaintiff In this scton. Tho defence set up fret
that II was . usurious coatract second, that Il was
void because OF the usuy by the statute laws Of tas
State third that he money loaned the money OF the
husband Of Ham oh 3mons and that the defendant had
seso seaps the husband In proof Of the allegation OF
usuYy the defendant called witness william O. Potter,
who testified u he had Cal cd the said Hannah about
the last Of March, 1855, and paid her three dollars In
the loan, the request Of the defendant This
witness, being put through snarp crossexamination
by Mr. BlAnkman the counsel for the plaintiff admitted
that SEQ Of the money VII ich SO borrowed from
Hapnah bad come to his hands In . very few onents
ser bad bsen owed and that he walled outside OF
the house while Mckenzie went INTO "Haunshs ktohen''
and sbared the money from her. and that no time did
Hannah ak say anything about interest for
the The defendant then cal cd wltnesses
prose or but In this he also fAed. After the
specve ties md cOred the went TO the jury on
dict favor Of the plaintiff for the full claimed,
vita peres-3l23 o7-toge,her With costs and the Judge
grant allowance 90 the plaintiff Of 10 per cent
the amount recovered
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fASSAW, Mp, Jan IB-Tbe British schooner Freedom.
got sshore At Bees Car on the 18Th inst yrs shtened By
srsd ana Sy he chsmSr y %
cent on The value q he ye,e and esrro whehr appraised
The schr Morning shl nun Mort IL 70 New York. with
SssS ou asy GOT on shore At Ooh. on sunday TIE S
met was got on ny wrcser and cane "a sere On me ,sS
Sr Sy .sd pR ne for
esty eonsiion vber. condemned she had
Of Coffee logwood and honey What was saved has
ibs sr bark Mary smith nom s, Domingo to GLASGOW Cap,
Lsshtrook total, WRECKED q, naeua The iith inst
h.y.s cargo z. gUs os~o.d .Rs hHpsy
for Boston with q conee and ogwood PIT into Mat
Ssw = 1 G e Soms an % %
q IS per loo lbs. vessel COZ demned.
~ the VICE H5@rs ooS ses ced salvage 10 The
proportion of We, and rg cotton rs.pecysy as vii average
Sper cent and % cent on he mse,ss ssyed storage
ton seir interests, cot. q cosrt . be PAID b. The r.,
ss9. a sSs 70 sf ss
on be dry cotton &c % per cent on ie wet Respcndsns
Showed afer vi ether BIS parties would srpsa net,
ss .ssame sSSvs o. whss 70 move Cor sale Of l6s
cotton.
IHHApnLErIA: fss l7Is.r- ss,ss s,,ne.ots ,Css
Iyie, For ~ h nse JScs-rsos, sicseisn Isaods;
fasYor We Ie'swa,s B,.sswa'eI ses5s ! Crawford
Sc hoTe .ss,. ~ son T ssyS sr2 OF
yhe ta,s Nshico wpemssn f-n Norlelns which vas
Ihe ship 4 ooe cmaips sgrour ! o. Cihsa,cy Creex.
Miscellaneous and disasters.
SHIP FiIEs-In Guence ~ strong FoTtherly and
Noitbeasi vino lre,g ~ several dsys pact eroupen Cd
By ahesvy hoh og,s ard bs Oar saJ te Cssrles
tor Evening News 81 hs i2h met ue thps hat reported
in the onine prevented from retg into port The same
has revented enceavorng W save mate
from the wreck Of the thp Fces the south Breakers there
teine her render impossible for
y vessel 20 her. Der mssis still standing but
should The ftorg Eaerly breeze and heavy
tlrue che may pieces at any moment In which
resrly everything attached 10 her will be lost
Sur CoIupnrar Bachelor from Newport r. for Charles
ton before reported BY telegraph ashore The South Freak
near tharlescn good vessel Of 900 tons register
bnir n Pan Ne IN 1915 where she owned valued Al about
and injured 81 The EaetwNd Der cargo railroad
IRON, wurh 81 sec supposed Insured In Charleston
RI sprr Jour wrIrR, wrecked nj Ossbaw, was soll By
auction eavarnsb Oh inst The hull sold for Us and he
anchors rgphg &c for $500.
sHrp DulwlRr. Eaten. for Boston IN attempting 10 70 70
Savannah sh inst struck barge laden with NO
salt which gmedsly sank The chip bad been nbel
led Tor $1,000, but ihe cas-, would probably By ssuet
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MAKlTIME lNFELLlGENCE


STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABkL-From Cha 18th and 4th due Havana 22d
and tn From Ha7sna 10th and 18TH due a. New York Hth
and lst
CAHAwBA-From New York 18th, arrives Havana nth
due at New York ID.
LIST and New orleans 81 From New Orleans lAh, Havana
l4h. due AT New York lsth
Leaves New York nj 10 AM and New Orleans nj SAM
QUAKER CIY-from New York 9TH Of each month arriving
a havana 18th, and Mobile l4th From Mobile ed aavana
oath, due at New YORK 18th.
The OVERLAND MAIL TO DDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value to those having correspond
ence IN the East
1be mail leaves Southampton the 4h and 10th of each
month and
Arrives a Gibraltar about the 9th and 18th Of same month
Arrives ct Malta shout the lih and SOth Of mont.
Arrives alexandria about the S ID and 4h Of fol-
10Th or Of sh or 9th Of
following month
Arrives Alden about the 18th 18th Of and 10th
18th OF following msDth
Lsaves and day Of ARR.
vsl for Bombay ard ljth TO 3olh for China &C
and 18th Y 2st ofthe following month
and steamer si Point de Gale about the 9Th
It'll ard - to I'D OF following month
Leaves de 0sne for pulo Penang the the
steamer has already arrived which tsk es the mau
Arrives Puo Penang about the l2h 18th aud 18th
2oh Of foEowirg month
Singapore about the 18th 18th and 3st LIST
Of lolowin mouth
at Bong Kong about the d 2ah and 9Th 10th
Of following month.
Leaves NJ for shanghae.
mails leave kpgand-one the Sh and Goth NJ esch
Bontb-va Mateues. and arrive NJ AexandrA about the
same time IA the Southampton mad.
rI- An packages and letters intended for NE NEw YORK
HERALD shouid be SEATED.
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MONUMENT TO GEN. HARRIsoS.-The Cincinnati
fve ssysn Is now sD tsosnod sa thai effort 10 70
be nse 10 rate fund fSr the purpose OF erecting
monument 70 the memory OF tbs hero OF rppecsnos.
bal ,to tahe pace Cincinnati on the $50 Instant the
proceeds Of which are 70 be spp ed " The purpose The
memtry OF the pionees etnefs the hero of long and
boo, lndso ear, Ger sinly worthy Of such testi-
motis Dom thtse vbo are no~ enjoying the privileges
for which he stussed snd endured the privatons hc
deltAl 70 q ffonilsr lie.
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wn1Jls BUrrSni, . native q brunswick county, Va,
6ieo In Buus county, 0eorgs fev dsys since the sd
vabced age Of % Jesrs lie soldier q the Revolu
uor and fought 81 voluo,eer ai the battle Of Goiford
Z a., North Carcina.
The Onion, Monroe county, vs., Drnoraf Of the 18th
cit, o. pcrncee The death Of jof sANUm CLAIR, an old
stses Of that county vbo soldier IN The revolu-
ronsry var He vas very respectable ss3 much es-
tsemed mar, and had reached the very old sss o. 81
Jeans
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Africa tsr), shannon. Llvsrpool-E cunnd
Ship Equator csveo A.apser Lisbon lunch Meiocke
thip Hartford Powell, Observation-Disclosures, Dlmon 4 Co.
s t asssSseI Rs Ges11TTI2 Ns
BsIs Ezss ss TS1sg rrerrssopsE Goodwin Bros
BsiIs Antelope Rhodes Barbadses- II Trowbriege Sons
Brs Golden Lead johnson. saiusgo, Metesif Duncan.
Brs cTswiod, sTsI, Triniiad-M.yhs. :, Talbot Co.
Bs T,Ss T a.s E ssss s Fs
sclr Pilots bride, Pierce, Tr'ndAd-G L Hatch a Co
sshr ssrsn MARA n3erh hui. Rusian issna rS''S
schr Mlfon smith Chsrleston-Dollner a Potter.
teSr Helene stats wilmington -DSiusr PStier
sehr Marine. r9sell wilS,ngeS1Es PessI
scSr klyer queen, bowler, PrOvdsnce..L Kenny.
sioop oregon, Rhode., Proyiserce-L Kenny,
Sloop Harvest Corwin, Prcvidenoc- l. Kenny.
Steamer Caledonia Layned Baiimore-H Cromwell
ARRIVED
Beamshp Flosia Crowel Savannah, o. hours with mdss
ape pss.epgsrs 10 sch In Savannah river passed
John Price, boh bound to Havana; monday, Il IS PM
Of Bsera erchan ged signals with steamship Marion hence
ship Daring slmonson shanghse oc, q with teas and
silks Dec a., lat 20 ~ s. lon 70 ~ spoke Br
Earl Of Ellington from Foe chow FOO for London last
q ~ lon . q, spoke BE .chr Alice from Liverpool for 81
Dee LsSSr See sSis wash Carve se ss ss'n0' Ay
wh to vc S~ PS into ssIco 2
West 81 prtvisions being fever
scsf II fiedefman smith with hides specie, &c, from
the wreck q schr Csrme "a sshore on Brssnuns Beach
ochEed sDd cables snd anchors have been laid out and
Ans1 psmppS Der .a W they s.pes 70 se'herOG
schr W II Smith, u days from Charleston.
Wind eurrg the day s and light, with dense fog.
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his part and did the girl betweea shsm but con.
feeeed the worst between herself the one VINO
was missing Justice Moore could do nothing with the
and ds missed It, The Sssuben constable took the
girl TO hotel for the night and tuis evening viii
her 10 her father ut Avoca unless companions release
her, - they evidently intend 70 do they
watching the b. tel where she lodges.-RocAss.er Unso
Feb. Ia ''
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A DErAuLrISo CoLLEci OR The Tax Cole, tor
o. The tovn Of Winfield, Heitimer county, DE- arped
,he % ns ant ibe requisite amount called Tor by bis
warrant with the exc aon u flo3 found In bis
b,use and taken poesession OF BY bis tondsmsu His
called n ihe county 1reasurevs once Monday
and squared The whole account -ARdns srr>a, 70 Is
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An ELoPIkENT or THsEE-A FsxALs Win wo
PAs1s sss-AkRsu - PAIs FUenIvES An On
from Ser bd oouDy srrv yustercsy IN search
Of gnl wto bad run assy from the resdence o. her
father IN Avocs With . couple Of Ebopsn p<riorm.
ers, who attached 70 q rOrpe called "wnte's n.
sushn The rugirvss ayr we'd ~ the Valley car, Ga
Thursday, o. tooh iJffnr ri tavern In the rnird
yard. Yeste day novb' IN vent u b1ardps house
In The Com mer cx Hpti 8iirrg On Frort street and
were all er Joy ns tsense'vef very conf rsoiy 10 par
lor 10 The second sOrg lest evening when the seuDen
constable tp, cks5 or elisha suspctss thsi be was
pursued Of tie e lose f.sed the sash aud Jon ped
into the street. 81 IRE fs ~ breaking be NECK or legs
BIT frunatey esttd N, sud used the latter 70 good
pnrpcst. The ohcr feBov and gri 1000 tbsh ground
sne we're mar hes 10 the rotce once Az nves.p suon
showed hsa the girl ~n csurber Of Respectable
fursmfh Avccs and that ste sss seventeen yesr o.
see The ooniessed 70 quite enough 70 ccsvtnce sl -ho
sert Der Inst she vss rstDe NO far gone 70 be
ne sac he oot the cars ., Avoos % Thursday 70 90 W
oarnf stat on. She met the 100 young men 90
1toon n ade b,rssls vttb eoe Of tbew-hs
rou the vindo~-to travel 9Th nj a. BE
smr I've do'isrs per seek, and provide her
ciotnf "hen they 70, 10 this city. she svoved
mihsnon 70 stcs W TIE bargain The other
% Her roOnd eonpsnios desied any gam On
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Port OF New York, February IL, 1861.

ALMANAC FEW YoRK-THr
,.,.......... ~ MOON RISKS. &1
rs ............ IS sIan vArxK z,
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Foreign Ports.


ksrss Auenlspc Nelson, do; Witch, Huffman. do brig Cur
As,ns Soy 2s1PS.ed ", ship Golden sue, Hepburn,
Hcauieo, Jan lin port ship Gulf Stream. Lord dssg
hsTwrRr Jan 2s-In por, ship Ashland CLARK Tor nor
AFhvA All, Jan 2t-An brig Los Amigos, Lowry jana
PAI.ul Zee Sin port ship Nj Carson crowel for Cove.
log es;s S,' rssr 10 o,s % pns SID sss H. Srss
BAskok, Dec Pin port hip Bsreda Brothers, Peele for
peel Wiss spcer and i.dy suGss Lavender, for DO
B1rsos kTR,s Dec AIN por, .hp Eer.. coui,. from
e. TsS1A oT order. ss N'P. .y for
NSPss From 1 ss a. arr a6 S ss S.o .ss
@ Ss si =. ~, 4. .a:s.s css y
S,Ien s%ss hence lin di.s SD lin Odss Mary
from i,sp.oi Jog New ysk syr.n' Los,s. TspTss.
Grace ocrOcs Bsbson and Aiias McKsy Cor Boston
ssndish naic5ins Besares HipiisJ Trimoun.ss Dudley
Gam. Geek o'good Lushnqw Flsmss and ECrh Atlantic
John knoI dsn: lor New YORK rs: x.o.1.l9 Lscrsw,
% do 1er az on fues s oS ep hus ns sgn Me-
K.s., = a. diSSsI.. k%sa +: fssass S%S: is:.
for sS" "a 5o9,
sd from town peg ~ ships w.lpole, woedbgry Boston;
burton Walton, do; Buens Vista. nne do; Boston faght
Went 70 ses from sausor, Dec Do shp. Dsni Elliot Robin.
sop, Boston, 2st Borsburg Snow do 81 Louis Davis Lon
don.
C,sror Zee H. in port-shp Monsoon wulets. for New
CHsop. 1saSps Jan Pin port ship Conquest Sears Cor
Foocnowroo abs dec lin port; ships ssncho Psnza HI.
dreth for Boston; Golden Rscer Wilson, unc Cbannng
9sSs % snssEsse DO One account reports the ssscho
GIBratrsR. AN BIN port brig George Ackery, 1ee
si.trr. rom Palermo Tor New orleans The wind was
Grrsow jsn w-rn nor, s,e.m,h,p Yd,nbrrs for Nrck
Feb lhh ship z wheeler, Robinson, for do.
HorG Rose. Dee ls-1n port ships Flyaway sewer for
Foochswfoo inreiiatsy, 70 load for New hurricane
Very, TER an frsDcisco Alexander Holvay, 90 TO-
Gcdsn West Putnam for shspghae sage Ingersol, for
Kinney Cyfret,. Graves; David Brown, bradbury; Ken
suttn Thrane Palmer Low; Race Hound MDorough
SpoI sman, Thompson; Sieuhen baldwin, NTH, and Young
Oracle Wood, for Mebourne Western ssr Hammond, for
Sir gspore Tuskna Broadbent repg; barks Burnhsm Ken
ney ard tdw koppisch, Eages.on unc; Comet Burr for
Pan Yrlrcsco; brgs James Marshall Prescott for do soon
och aineon Irsper hshby for fowfoo. Sid Dec ia
ship hAge Wing Waters, Snanehas.
JrRrwIF, Jan HIn port brig black Hawk. Tor Batmore
MAtrI. Jan 24-ln port bark Commodore williams Sr
Mrssisa Jan 2 I'm port bSks Young Turk Harding for
Bstop sds; foung Greek Humphrey, for 90 or I'D
Iovitt for do ubc Sid fh big War kagle Brown ke~
Yorh; sJth bark Hungarian, Chase, Phlsdephs
wtra Dec Elm port ships Indaman, Smith, and siam
Orpheps MITCHELL unc Sid Nov chip Atlas NJ Kay Sluss
pore. 131 tprt n Waterman Ropes Nvort Dec "a bark
Rocket Saunders. Siam Crot Baisvis)
PirgRso, Jan lin pnri ship Lawrence, Hslet for
for 20; Rcstock CRu for United ses Esserts (Duch)
for eo and ohe~a Nd l2b brig Jane saih (8s), spr0i
Aiimore,
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Herald Marine Corr,spond.oc..

schr " II Smith, u days from Charleston.
Wind eurrg the day and Eight, with q dense fog
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

How TO pREsERvR CIDER SWEET -MHssRs
EDIroRs.-From time to time many ways
have been reccommended and many directions
given to preserve and keep apple cider in q
way that it will retain its freshness and that
peculiar favor that it possesses when it is
first manufactured and also to prevent its
being hard and hour. OF the various meth
DDS proposed more or less expense and incon-
yenionce attended them all but tho most
effective the simplest, aud the cheapest way
that have ever tried ia so to scald the cider
previous TO its fermentation. My method of
treating my cider which wish to keep swee,
and fresh il to heat it until it boIs then
take it from the fire and cool it, pat it in
casks and close thom air tight. In this way
1 have kept it without aud apparent change
until cider that was put up without scalding
would be sour enough Iorgood vinegar. How
long it may be preserved in this way do not
know but one can easily determine by trying
the experiment.
BY boiling down rev cider from one-third
70 one-half an excellent sytup can be made
FOR culinary purposes which can be kept for
any longth Of time as we'll Ms molusses and
my family by preserving cider in those ways
aud also having n supply Of dried apples TO
uso when green ones fail can supply them
selves with many cheap and healthy dishes Of
food which they would otherwise be deprived
Of
This apple syrup is valuable as medicine
and is mach used in this vicinity for the cure
OF colds and coughs and have known fami
lies who used M other articles for their chill
dren when troubled 10 that way.
G. r. ALvoEp,
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farmer nrpaltmen
Turkey Fattening.

Goblet says: As TO fatiening turkeys,
the best way is never to let them get poor.
Barley neal, mixed with skinned milk and
given TO them fresh, will make them fat in a
short time Boiled potatoes mixed with In.
dian meal will furnish change OF sweet food
which they relish much, and Of which they
should be allowed to eat as much ms they can.
As with others, the food fthis bird must be
kept clean, and the utmost care taken not to
give them on the morrow the mixture of the
preceding day; because if the weather is warm
it will sour, which might dsplease them"
Much mas been published Of late in our
agricultural Journals in relation to the alimen-
tary properties Of charcoal. 1t has been re-
peatedly asserted that domestic fowls may be
fattened on it without any other food, and
that too, in shorter time than on the most
uutrtive grains. Il have recently made an
experiment" says a writer for Philadelphia
paper, 'aul must say that the result surprised
me, as | had always been rather skeptical.
Four turkeys where confined in pen and fed
on meal, boiled potatoes and oats. Four
others, of the same brood, were also at the
same time confined n another pen and fed
on the same article, but with one pint of very
finely pulyerized charcoal mixed with their
foed-mxed meal and boiled potatoes. They
had also plentiful supply ofbrokon charcoal
in their pen. The eight were killed on the
same day, and there was difference of one
md half pounds each in favor Of the fowls
which had been supplied with the charcoal
they being much the fGttost and the meat
greatly superior in point of tenderness and
tlavor."--EurGl Nep Yorker.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

TAg CHIEssE SUGAR CAsg-Mr James u. .
Gin, Of Mount Pleasant Ohio, has furnished
the following directions for making syrup
from the Chinese Sugar Cane:
lst. Have yonr cane as nearly ripe Rs pos
tiblc, tho leaves dead and oil taken Of rs
they coutan nothing but what will injure the
syrup.
I'd. Keep your cane clean to grind strain
the juice through fine sieve Sithsome clean
straw to catch the sediment.
3D.. Before you put the juice TO hoii add
the white of one egg, well beat TO three gal
Ions of juice stir we'll and barely bring to q
boil then take of the fire and lei it cool few
minutes be particular aud separate the scum,
from the juice then boil again and skim. and
repPat it il necessary
4th, Strain through flannel cloth, nfter
which boil as fast as possible, occasionally
putting in small quantity of soda. Thi,
will correct the acid and bring the impure
substance 10 the top-skm as in third pro
esss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

TExAs CAT1LE-A Mr.. Wheat OF I.tckhart
Texas thinks that the Texas cattle trade is
one of the most profitable now carried on
lie purchased 500 head in Texas at an aver.
age Of Sl2! per head and sold them in CAco-
90 in Aug to packer at an average Of $40
per head. lie started with the d 0 e in Al ri
and reached Chicago in October lie had only
seven men with him and lost but eight or
nine head. llegrazed his cattle all along
the route the grass heinp nearly foot high
He passed through the Choctow country and
wss tres,ed kindly By the Indians.
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lamentations Of John Green, Stable
Keeper.


lamentations Of John Green, Stable
Keeper.
Az srfgc11so LAY FOR TUE HARD riNEs.
Come all. whose bosom pity feels,
NV hard condition see,
Aud since cannot pay my bills,
Gire credit unto mo.
My Wdrrdpt many mare has sold,
Al mart and country fair;
But now suffer you behold.
BY 'rarrdnt from the Mayor.
In vain his patience to implorc,
pleaded my distress;
could not pay one penny more.
For was penny less
Toe late alas now begar,
My errors to amend,
And found that ev'ry Adb'e man,
Is not a stable friend.
once had store of hoy and corn.
And days OF plsnty saw,
But now exposd to public scorn,
am man NJ Strdc.
They only know whom Fortunes frown
Compcls to drink the cup.
How much man is taken dt,rn
BY being tdkcu up.
The cheapest com 'orts are forebid;
And tho it sounds so odd,
My lips have sca,c ly clowed qnta.
Since | have been in quod.
The spicy bowl and flowing can,
| now must never touch,
Though near the spot where manys Hsn
Has had Drop too much.
BY day and night to endless cares
My beanty is prey;
My hair is white though not with years,
And Green ia chang'd to grey.
For though to right or left at will
The bridled horse is led,
A PrideeeU is more certain still
TO turn OF a human head.
Ye duns havs done nor thus upbrnid
Ny Jond ] mean to burst:
III "pay you of that's when I've pait
The GcH Of Nature first
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
EApTHPNWARE.

N>HE subscriber respectfully INFORMS she ci'f
Il zens Of sunbury and the public gsnssally.
that he has commenced the manufaeiase II all
kinds Of
EARTH ENWARE,
Al his menufoctory in Whortlsberry srest, ons
square east of the River. He has engaged tbs
services Of Mr.. HAnr. and you can therefore
depend ON having a good article. The pubic
arc respectfully invited to coll.
All orders from distance will he promptly
attended to. -
p. NJ. SlIINDEL.
Sunbury, Feb. 2, ls56.--h
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HAYDOCK G. FIDDLER.

nEALERS in Watches and Jewelry, viii
~ continue the business at the old stand II
James u. Fidler,
No. II South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they solicit an examination of their lsr,a
and varied stock, feeling assured that tho ex Pc
rience both of them have had in the business,
and the facilities they possess for procuring
goods on the most advantageous terms, will eps-
bic them to compete favorably with any other
establishment in the city. They have now OH
hand fine assortment Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY,
Silver, Plated and Brittania Ware, Cutlery.
Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
n. D.--Repairing Of Watches and all kinds of
Jcwelry attended to with promp,psss and ,lle
greatest care.
Phils., April 7, lsS5.--H
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JOHN II. ALLEN a. co.

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NXISS LOUISA SHISSLER, respectfully in.
4'h forms the citizens of Trevorton aud sur
rounding county, that she has opened a new
store of Millinery and Fancy Gaols at Trevor
ton in Shumokin street, nearly opposite Knouse's
Tavern, where all kinds of Bonnets and Fancy
Goods can be had at the lowest terms.
Dress making also attended TO in the best
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