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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

A very sad case of seduction aud suicide
IS narrated in the Cincinnati papers, as having
developed itself on Saturday afternoon last.
1t appears that German named X aiser, who
kept IL meat store in Vine street, near ALI
. son. had married fourteen years ago in Ger
many, and recently emigrated to Cincinnati
and commenced successful business there
lis family consisting OF a wife and one female
child. His wife was known as an apparently
modest. quiet hard working woman, well
q iecmed 10y all who know her. About two
. N .nlhs ago, Mr.. Kaiser being sick, his wife
l",k charge of the shop and Mr. X. coming
,down STAIRS one evening was astonlshed on
,llr.ecllug his wife and a HAD named Glossner,
who kept IA liquor store near in an illicit
amour. lie drove Glossner ont, but the se-
ducer escaped. When Mr.. X. returned to
Ills shop hefound it closed and his wife gone.
She was never seen alive again, and was
supposed to be concealed somewhere. The
william who seduced her, Father glored in his
crime. Kaiser sadly pursued his business,
snd applied for u divorce. On Saturday last,
when the ice broke ia the Miami canal. the
dead body ola woman was revealed horribly
dlshgnred. 1t proved TO be that Of Mrs
Kaiser. An immense crowd attended the
cor0ner's inquest, and the fact was estab-
lshed that on the evening Of her crime she
proceeded directly from her husbands store
TO the canal. where she put an end to heI
sSisteuce. She had on precisely the same
clothes, had the keys of the store in heI
pocket. and the money she had that day taker
ir Those who knew her. believed the offenc,
was her first one, aud that having been detect
ed, she at once determined to die rather thar
llye in disgrace.
Threats of lynching vera made agains
Glossner on learning the facts but the po
lice interlered. and saved the offender, to b,
dealt with by no other Court, perhaps. thar
that one where ofeucss never fail Of punish
!ment, either in this life orths naEt. DsspateA
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BV a MS 81 cos
GRE At GIFT BOOK SALE.
4O9 BRODWAY, NEW YORK

1O9 DRODWAY, NEW YORK
Fine GoId Jeweiry gtcen array 10 Purchaser
Of Banks.
All Books will be sold as low as can he had
at other Stores. many of them for less New
Books received daily. A Gift varying in value
from 25 cents to 800, given with eachtbook at
the time it is sold. Having on hand very
large stock of new and valuable Books, and as
our motto is Large sales and small gains than
can he had elsewhere. Any look published in
New York or Philadelphia will he promptly sent
gift included on receipt of publishers price. -
Catalogues of Books and Presents, containing
full ex ianations Will be sent free 10 all parts OF
the country.
The most liberal Inducements are offered to
Agents. Any person by sending us order ror
ten books, with money nclosed, will he entitled
to an extra Book and Gift.
A Il orders for books, containing money, Ito
ensure perfect saiey) should be registered at
the Post Office where they are mailed, and direc-
te TO Evan & Co., 400 Broadway, New York.
Reiercnce.--M Thomas & Sons, South 4h
street, Philadelphia J. h. Lippincott 4 Co.,
Philade phia ID. Appleton & Co, Broadway.
New York; Derby y Jackson, Nassau street,
New York.
~ SEND FORA CATALOGUE. FL
EVANS IL CO..
Principal Store 400 Broadway, New York
Branch "tures at l25 Chestnut Street, !Phiiadel-
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PUBLIC SAFE

PU BLIC SAFE
TIME subscriber will sell at pubic Sale, at his
l. residence in the Borough of Norihumber
land, on MONDAY, the 2d day of MARCH,
next, general assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Consisting in part Of Beds and Bedding, Sofas
Bureaux, Tables, Chars, Stoves Carpets, &c
Also, full assortment of Kitchen utensils,
Cooking Stove. &c
In short general lot OF housckeepers' goods
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. on
s,id day, without regard to weather as there is
house.room ii stormy, when the terms and con
ditons will be made known.
JAMES rAGGART.
northumberland, Feb. Ia, ls56.-ts
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How Every Family Can Make their Own
BR0OMS.

ONLY SO CENTS
ETOR so CENTS | will send printed inStrnc.
Il tions plain as the label on a bottle oi medi.
cine how TO make Corn Broonis The necessary
apparatus can lie made hy any hIa, ksmith for
less than 50 cents. When a broom is WON
out. another can he attached to the same handle
in Is minutes. positively guarantee this To he
no catch penny advertisement to fleece the cred.
ulous out of their money. Satisfaction given or
the money returned. If afraid 10 l,k 30 cents
then send two3 ceit stamps for more iniorlna.
lion, refer To the Post Master here. also
give information as to the hest mode Of raising
and curing the cJrn. Address,
T.. X. FISHER,
SeIinserove, Snyder County, Pa.
Jan 81, lS57.-2m
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New Advertisements
MURPHY g. KSSlJS.
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealers in
Fish, Cheese a. R'rOvisiOns
New Adveltis

No. AZ North Wharyes, (below Race S,rcct)
PHILADELPHIA.
Having constantly on hand large assortment
Of Fish, Cheese and Provisions which they arc
prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates.
IL ORDERS promptly attended to.
February 81, lS57.--3m VS.
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EXECNTDh s SALE.

rESHE uuat,-eo,t .,t,ut ; oI tic estate oi
la'.u ysI, e.. rc, ii. tate oi rhe Boroneh
of SGuhlN tF Nu'n' al tower contained IN
the last wI md -latnrll r SAID deceased viii
dispose ni al iri>nr Sale. tie iUiIna,ng valuable
Real Estate. via -
SEVERAL l.OjS OR PARTS OF TWO
iFi'> or Gre Nd
in Market Square ~ tie Borough OF Sunhury
fronting ID rrt on Mart.ct Street being pats
Of lots M aIt! on which are erected Three
Frame Eulidines. The dwelling is a two story
frame iullding. with hc usual outhui,tings
stable &c, late the residence Of said deceased
There is aiso N the front of sad lot, two two.
story ffanr hnI|i ngs. occuuied as "A store, shops
&c. with good We'll Ol water before The door
ALSO;-A FARM OR TRACT or LAND
containing about 40 Acres 'iruae between the
CattawISsa aud reeK roads about thrce-quarter
mites from Sunhury. The Improvements are
frame tw"-stn,y dwelling Ia sc, and a large
Bauk Bsrn ard other Outhuildiugs. There are
several fine Springs on The premises, one near
the house, and also number Of fruit trees OF
various kinds.
The lerms and conditions Of sale will he made
known hy application To tie undersigned, residing
near Sumhury.
JOHN BUYERS.
Agent Tor GEu. A. FRIcK, Ex'rs.
Sunlury Nov. :, iSJG.-U
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HlW hnn"n
Ia these fire the lERRiNG'S SAFE, standing SIDE
rs side with m R1vertetd 'wHrrantHt To stand ~
1'r cant fire tnn Ilerrinpsh came lhrh the nc
~ w'eged viroI not only preserving th-r contents y.
sN''ifl't "dtri hui hclhG themselves III CJu'''' ~
ugh anoiet ordeal while the ooeed s. rnaude F. oG
other makers badly used M IN every instance, ana Ia
Ine CIses theii etIIe contents completely destroyed
70 the public wund simply say, That, during the II
yCs the -rug's Safe has been before them, more than
Two hundred have passed through accidental fires without
the occurrence uf a single loss.
We wuld. therefore caution purchasers 7Ean-' the
misrepresentation nf interested parties The NerHg's
Patent is the only FucNTuOi safe made IN tins city
which is protected by Pu!en, Right, and viii guar
antec t1 resist more than double the amount uf heat Of
any other Safe ifly known.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

TI@ vy @9 60 0D s. ~
"A. i. CONRAD,
HOLL WING RUN.
- ESPECTFtlLI.Y informs the public that
y u he has rcplenished his Store with an ex-
celent assortment OF New Goods Just received
from philade phia, which he will sell on terms
as reasonable as any other establishment. His
assortment consists in part Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMLRES & SATTINETT,
Winter Wears for men and boys, all styles AMI
prices
Ladies' Dress Goods
Consisting Of Black Silks, Merinos, Alpacas,
DE LANES, Calicocs, Ginghams, Muslins, Trim.
mings, &c.
Also fresh supply of GROCERIES of all
kinds.
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE.
Cedarware. Brooms, &c. Also large sssort.
nent of Boots and Shoes, sutabe for Men Wo-
men and Children. Hats and Caps Silk Hats
and all goods usually kept in Country Store.
All the above named sock Of goods will be
sold positively at low prices for cash or in ex.
change for country produce, at the highest
market price.
following Run, Nov. 80, ls56.--Iv
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WANTED

A GOOD WORKING MAN with a small
n family to work on farm, where constant
employ and good wsges can be had from the
subscribsr.--And, also, a good farm for rent
the ensuing year. in Shsmokin township Apply
to &. JOHN,
Mt. Comfort, Northumberland county.
Feb. II, l657,-St
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Summons in
iarlltlulI.

COUNTY ORDERS.-County orders taken
" as cash for goods, and on note or book ac-
count by L. Y. BRIGHT q SON.
Nov. %, 1886
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Summons Of Partition.
No. Al, April II. 1857.
Alexander Jordan,


Alexander Jordan,
William Davis d George F.
Lee, ex'trs. Of Thomas Davis
of Philadelphia, decd and Summons in
also Trustees for the widow I Partition.
and heirs of said deceased
Joseph Warner Of PbIadel.
pha, and William McCariy
Of Sunbury.
Northumberland County, IS.
The Commonwealth ct Pennsylvania TO the
Sheriff Of No,thumJertond tounty, GREETING: ::
EF Alexander Jordan make You secure of
III prosecuting his claim then We command
you that you summons by good summoners
William Davis and George +. Lee, Executors
Of Thomas Davis of PhIladtlphi deceased,
and also trustees for the widow and heirs OF
said decd, Joseph Warner OF Phila,leiphia,
and William McCarty, Of Suubury. SO that
they be and appear before our Justices at
Sunbury, at our County Court of Common
Pleas, there to be held the First MONDAY If
April, next, TO show wherefore, whereas the
said defendants aud the said plaintiff. to.
gether and undivided do hold Eight Lots OF
Ground in the town Of Shaniukim as originally
laid out by lillian McCarty, Thomas Davis,
Joseph Warner and Alexander Jordan in
| the couuty OF Northumberland, aud mum.
bered in the plan Of SAID town, numhers
| four hundred and thirteen four hundred aud
| thirty-six four hundred aud fifteen fuul
| hundred and fourteen four hundred and
twrnt y-nine four hundred and thirty-seyrn
| -four hundred and tGiIty-eight, aud two hun,
dred and fifty. Partition whereof hrtweer
them 10 be made according 10 the form
of the statutes in such case made and pro-
vided, the said defendants do galnsay, anc
the same to be done do not permit very
snjsstly aud contrary to the form Of th,
statute aforesaid, &c.
Witness the Honorable Alexander Jordan
President of our said Court ut Sudbury
Feb. IT, 1854
JAMES BEARD, Proth'ry.
Pro,honotary's Office
| Sunbury, Jan. ~, 1887
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HERRING'S SAFE

TTIE CHI A NIPPON
The oa,g SAFE wdtch, IL. ereyy instance pre-.
Serced their entire contents an Ike late
E,NcnSirc EirfS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

Judge Nowiir cf AIisbaua. tas uecsptly
S'esn ostaiued % ses BsPtia utp&tsy,
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CENTRE OF ATTRACTIONS

CENTRE OF ATTRACTION! !
LARGE AssoRTN0ErrT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CHEAP-HANDsOME-
THESE qualities combined, the public will
A. find by calling at the Store Off. Y. BRIGHT
& SON.--Their assortment is large. and has
been selected with great care, aud will be dis
posed Of at small advance.
THE LADIES
Will find among our Dry Goods-Woo, Pads,
Black and Fancy Silks, Plaid Lama Flannes,
Alpaca, solid colored and Fancy Delsincs. De-
begcs, Scotch Plaids. Figured Cashmere, Per-
sian Twill, Coburg Cloth, Ginghams, Calicos'
Delane and Debege Robes,
Florence Six, WOOL Hoods, Opera Caps,
and Hooien Cuffs.
LADIES and CHILDREN WOOL. TALMAS
Gum Belts, Belt Ribbon, NJ chair Head Dresses,
Ribbons, Needle-worked and liugle Collars,
Thread Laces, Flouncing. Inserting, Swiss, Null,
Cambria, Nainsook, Umity, Barred Muslin.
Brilliantine, and a general assortment of white
Goods.
Wool and Cotton Carpets, Oil Cloths. Oil
Shades, Rockdale blankets, Turkish cuuntrrpanes
embossed table covers, ticknRs, sack flannel
scarfs, kid, silk, l.islc thread aud wooden gloves
Ss9Gs ~Ia5
OF every variety, Russia Crash, Linen and
Cotton Diaper.
THE GENTLEMEN
will find Black, Blue ard Brown French Cloths
Doeskins, Black arI Fancy Uassimer, figured
Satinett, Oyercoating, Tweed, NeVeteen.--Silk,
Satin, Plush and Silk Velvet Ves,ins, n eck tics,
Scaris, Collars, Gloves and Stocks.
REEDY-MEpE CLuTfirEG.
Hats and Caps Of all sizes and prices.
OUR HARDWARE
Embraces all kinds o. building material, large
stock OF Carpenters Tools of the best manufac-
ture files Of every description, picks, grub oes,
Mason hammers, bar iron, steel, nails, paints,
putty, glass and oils, window sash vi all sizes.
grndstOnes, Circular and Mil Saws.
The Queensware stO,k
is composed OF Stone China Sets, Fruit dishes,
Cake plates, sance dishes, common plates, cups
AID saucers, together with IA varied assortment
OF Glassware, embracing the latest ST. les.
OUR Gn0CE.tgEs
are fresh and pure. among which may Sc found,
u. \. Salt, Mackatei, Shal. Goldfish boxed and
picked Herring, Goshen and Sage Cheese. / he
best OF teas, sugars coffee. &c.
We return our thanks TO the public for our
increasing patronage, and respectfully invite an
examination Of our stock, as we deem i, a plea.
sure to show our Goods.
GP0 Country produce taken in exchange at
the highest market prices.
f. Y. BRIGHT Il SON.
Sunhury, Nov. 90 ls56.--
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z = :,
'SU UNBURT PA,
4 B AS just received large supply Of Fall aud
I'll s Winter Goods.
He will continue to sell Dry Goods and Gro
ceres Oh EAPER ihnn ever, AS his goods are
bought cheap they will be sold cheap.
lie feels confident with his experience and
ahiill. uhn, he can compete with the
World at large and Sunbury in particular.
lie would ennmerale articles il time and space
would permit.
1t is enough to say that he has everything i'll
n, In.
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

Dry Goods, Groceries,
a large stock of Ready Made
CL O t HIN G.,
BOOTS AND SHOES, sc. Sc.
that is kept in any other store in town, and
His banner is on the breeze.
Audlong may il wave
O'er hud oi the free,
And the home Nf the brave
While her Stars ana her Stripes
Shine out like the sun,
Telling all nations
That Freedoms begul
This is a free country was proved hy the
election OF buchanan over the Wooy Horse
therefore is free for all to do their trading where
they can BUY lac CHEAPEST. All ure nvi.
ted To call and see.
THE COUNTRY,
as well as the town are respectfully invited, and
every person. rich or poor. high or low, bond or
tree invited to call at No. Market Square.
opposite the Court House.
4. S.--He is not to be undersod by any man
or combination of men. No charge for showing
goods
An kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods
Sunbury. Dec 90, 1856.
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NOTICE

A III. persons indebted to The estats of James
N Taggart, decd or to James Tsggnrt II Son
OF 10 Grantham l. Tsggart, are respectfully re
quested to make payment on OF before the 2uth
OF March, next, or the accounts will be placed
in the hands OF an officer for collection
GRANTHAM | TAGGART.
Northumberland, Feb. IA, 1851
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FOR RENT

gs<HE Store Room in Market street, occupied
4 by p. W. Gray and the dwelling house adj
joining. Apply 10 the executors OF IL. Masser
deceased.
January, II, 1851
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WINTER GOODS.

Our assortment is unusually large, and will he
disposed of at the lowest figure.
We respectfully invite the Public 10 call and
examine our Stack, and remember that "a penn,
saved is penny made
ts he highest market prlc" paid for Country
Produce y. Y. BRIGH IA son.
Sunbury, January II, 1887.
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EEDARWARE, Hollow-ware, Glassware,
" and a large stock si Queensware, embracing
tho newest patterns, for sale hv
Nov 20, SO. h. \. BRIGHT & SON.
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, E':':155g':7l. E::',.'':''5!:'l ~. lG

E Y RIGHT S SON,
EEAVE just received from Phlladei,hin iv
~ Rail Road, and ale now opening their third
SuuIlv nT
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ID. ernoi Hotel Pennylrania auenue, bctesn l7h and
lsh streets, Washington, ID. @.
THE PROPHET begs inform his friends and the public
that this restaurant recently esabhed on the most modern
with saloon private dining and for
nished in style, engaged competent and
recently arrived from Paris where he has
gained an reputation his business
proprietor hmssf has distinguished reputation, both
In country the bet and
ers he aaitcrs fail give satisfaction
those who may fav with lieir patronage.
well supplied with the choicest
nes liquors. game and other decaccs Of the season Hot
cold until ~ The proprietor has
Just Europe large stock of cham
with general assortment OF the finest OF
aueurs uules, which he offer lower an
any in the box basket or single bottle
Private supper and attended In the
shortest notice any city lee jelly plumber
and description OF confectionery business
Jan 7-eod3m u
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FLORIDA.
Posr OFFICE DErARTnEsr,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March 5, 1881
PROPOSALS for carrying the
june IL 10 30h June 1883, lhe following routa in ths
State Florida and the and herein rpec6ed Will
be received al the Contract Once OF this department until j.
of the 30'h April neal, 10 be decided on the day:
6e42 From Banbrdge, Ga Fla, ocheesee
Aspaissa Loo Cane, Rideysvlls, Ricko-s Bluff, lola.
F0tt Gad den, A Apa.acbicoa, 200 miles and hack
three lines 18th Of October the 18th OF
June Of each week the residue In first
class steamboats,, with the privilege OF usibg two horse
eoac.es fo Bainbdee Chsitahoochee when the river
Is cc tow Tor navigation. :.
From l5th OcoJu 10 I5h juno.
Leave Bainbudge Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
.
Arrive az Apaachcola Wednesday and Friday by p
IN, and Monday by III I'm; s.st
Leave Apaachc ia sundsy, Tuesday, and Thursday
Arrive ut Bainbrdge days by am.
Ffss I5fh June 10 l5h October
Leave Banbriege Tuesday at p M and Saturday at Q
pint N 3AAt ..Gt t.sF
Airvs Apsachicoa next Wednesday by pm, and Sun
Leave Apaisshisols Monday a m, and Wednesday at
Arrive a, Banbridse Tuesday by Ind Thursday
byl0pm. a
For form Of proposal and cerhcate also for nsuc
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Propo should be superscbed Poposals 654a Fo
and sent by d the Second Postmaster General
ai- JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar 6--law4w POSTMASTER General.
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oyrIoH OF rmx wAsnIEsrox AausDuoT,
ft4 washington, March ., 1857.
PROPOSALS invited for materials washing
Proposals received 7 May be opened noon Of
day. -
Maps profles and specifications materials and work to
VIII DO ready Tor examination at this Office and the goth
The work be let will masonry the bridges
graouaon excavation, and embankment Of iron pipes
% 81. , WIN me reservoirs 2neh on mai gate hoase BRICKS,
For e particular works and materials reference made the
specific ticns and plans
upon poron the tides not yer acquired by the
uned STATES, there be some delay in osk
hee1n but for such unavoidable Delays due allowance
made In tue time Of Completion.
Portions completed under the
Prcseat appropriation but all for unfinished will
be subject 70 future appropriations BY Congress- The engineer
right prescribe the done and rate
OF under
appropriation not holding sufficiently decide
what works shall be stapped funds
In case of the nnrcI.r nrI ~ want
funds, the reserved will he paid Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
Payments specie checks upon the United siaes
treasury the monthly estimates of the engineer eservng
shall be paid their full monthly and in specie.
All bids should be
materials on the Washington AqueducLn
should they deemed make
ments be considered most conducive the Of the
= ft.'
Every accompanied by written by
responsible peson the effect
axe that the bidder bidders w II his bid accepted,
aecuIics completion said guarantee
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United
Judge United States district Attorney officer Of
general government Individual Engineer
parnen Of War, tina, the able make good
guarantee.
Bids win be opened In bidders any of them
choose to be present +I@sl
n. C. AtEiGs,
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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IaOR SALE or rent very desirable lot OF ground

CsOR IT Tcnt, that desirable lot OF grouno
on the Of Third and Indiana avenue containing
about q, 900 square feet, more or less . -,
Also very sge double house ~ by 40 feet thee Story Wild
with all ihe modern imprevementsgaa NOT
and cold furnace, hc Also s'aoe
carriage house. and This would suit foreign
member Of the cabinet, or any genueman
obtaining fine house. - - , a.. -, ,,,
Appy samuel No 427, between 9th and Hh
Streets or To Fant banking huuse Of swseny Hen
hansa a, a M l0--eo2w