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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
I Conrt of Northumberland county. will lie
exposed to public sale on SATURDAY Ihe
4th day Of April next, at the Conr, iIuu>e N
the bornngh If Sunburv. the following de-crlb.
ID rpalestate towit: The undivided m"ieiyur
half part OF all that part Of a certain tract of
land. situate in formerly Shamokiu township,
now Coal township. county aforesaid, bound.
ed on the North by land surveyed in the
name of John Boyd, on til" West Icy lands
surveyed in tar name OF Frederick Kramer.
an the Sonih by lands surveyed in the name
of Esther Kramer and Sumuel SrO,t, and
Eastwardly by lands formerly o~md by
Henry Fisher, now the heirs of 5. J.'Packer
ard Gideon Mnrklr. deceased, containing in
the whn'e 1872 acres AMI IS rerch~s. Being
ths undivided half part Of the western part
of "a certain large tract Of land. surveyed in
the name of Maedal-nr Eve Lrrrrson. Late
the estate OF Joseph Marshall. deceased
Sale to commence nt 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. Of
said day. Terms of sale tn hr cash.
ABM. A. VAN ALLEN,
Administrator.
BY order ofthc court,
&. B. Pursel. elk. &C.
March 9Th, 1857.
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Ceorre Winters ard YIebtv U;nrr pe,i.
tion for license for selling enirj,uous ,nai,. or
brevrd liouors and rce,ifiSp. In tho town oI
Treyor,on. zerbe township. o -.
| Charles II,opiuepr, petition for ,iceosc 10
cell yinous. malt nod distilled liquors in cou.
nectioe with goods. wares, aud other con,mo.
dities. in the town oi Shamokin.
| Lewis. Near A TO. petition Cor license 10
sell spiritous. v,Sons. malt and brewed liquors
| in anauti,y not less than one gallon, in Mount
Carmel.
John Kuht. petition for license 10 sell
vnous, spifi,uons liquors. in quantities not
less than a gallon. in tie Borough of VI ilior.
David j. Lewis, petition for license to sell
vinous. distilled. malt and bre wed LIQUORS, in
til. town Of Mt. Carmel.
@. W. Hilemab, petition for restaurant
license, in the borough of Sunbury, at his old
stand.
Edward Gass. petition for restaurant Ii.
cense. in the boroug gh Of Sunbury, at his o'0
stand.
JOSIAH ,ienry, rr'hi,n ior restaurant IL
TI,a,t,. ~" r;, s" a,;,;'n W n. s ,.u,.
H","s'.. Pet,S'" wv ''o'"''""'
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LIST or JURORS.

For Northumberland County. Tor the esApri
| Term, A. ID 1857.
GRAND JURORS. a.
Le~is. Jacob Meuges, u p Camp. /
1urbut--Levi Lyms
Dela9ae-wn Sterner, r w MoCer'y
) ID A rmun,l. II Shoop.
Poinf-Joeeph Wallis.
rNorthumberiaad- " ~ Burkeubine.
| '.Sunbury-John 5 Bright.
Upper Iuqusta-D q Kutz, A Snyder.
Snyder. .l-tNt i C..L.i.-,A =.
2 Louer Augusta Joseph 0ass, Peter Col
drnn.
.Shomolin-W Tizworth. y..r.
Coai-Pe:er Yuger,
Iitie Ifahanoy--A mon Reed.
Lorer Ifuhanoy-- Abraham Dribelbis.
IFashingfon-N icholas Adam
Cameron Elias Long.
Jackson-J ) Seller, s Reitz.
Eerbe-Juhu R'Straus-. ,
o.. TRAVERSE JURORS.
rLeris-Levi Glace, J"R Pollock. J Nc
Farland, NJ Shade, A Glacr, Il Wti,t.r
q Shoemaker jr. .'.
1urbm-D S Linebach.
Detauare-Jrsse Weeks. II Culp, r Bless.
lrr. Y u Dentler, John Metzgar, Isaac Vim
cent. .
I'oint-Il IIummpl.
Norihumberland-D G Voris. Abraham
Wertz.
Snnbu-y-J N Simpson. j Clement, j G
Miller, . Manlz. s Brosieus Edward Y.
Bright.
Upper Auqustd-J Fashold, Rine NJ
5hipe
Eorer Auousfa--t; w Smick. g Rsker. j.
Thomas Wolf john Long Wof
.Shomokin-S Ev-r,. Samuel Eut, Charles
Lpisenring.
Toal--W W Mcwillams, D Roth. valen.
tine Frgely.
Louer Mahanoy-J Brousious. a Rothar.
mel, Lahr, Horace, Elias Boyer, J"Si
Spatz. jr.
Reed ..-
Jordan---J Bonner. J Weiser.
PETIT JURORS.
Afiitou-J NJ Yont. j A Wolf.
7. Lenis--J Watts. j A Caldsrll
7urJut-Snmurl Briion. FIrm W Fol
lock. Junntba,i X raner. II Laniz.
= Ueiarare-n ktlires. L Srihr.
Nmfhumbe,tdnd-Jacob Paul, Z 5 Browh
q Harris.
Sua6ury-Wm X Martz. John Young sr
Geo. Lyons.
Upper augusta Robert Farnswor,h, John
X erlrr. r.. .., .-+.H ....s
Low.r Augusta-P Ritz, Philip Weiser ID
llaHsh. ,., ........
RuSh-Bonham kase.
Saamolin-Sulomon Haas, George kel-
Ter.
(oal-J B Imam
Lswer .Nahdnoy-P Bobb.
Hohington-.M Treou. J Adm, WIN b
Hoffman.
Cameron-H Wagner.
Jactson-David Latsha. Joseph Dressler.
Zerbe--J W Garret.
Jordan-Jacob Hoffman, Geo. Shaded. II.
Borer.
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TuEDEAN AsD BUKEW c ,>E.

Th.,r was large crowd in the Supreme
T.uIt rpom yesterday afternoon, awaiting
,h,. ,i.n.utn,ent Of this affair. Judge Davies
took hi; seat al four O'clock. but neither the
y,,t, u.r the father was present. Dean. the
bridegroom. was promptly on the ground, NC.
,nu,,nl.d by his counsel. Mr.. Spencer.
Ttr report Of the physicians appointed to
.y.ni,. the lady Az to the soundness Of her
IN nd. re ported that after cnrrfa and ION the
of one Of the comnissi"nrrs) repeated
n,uatiuns. they were of the unanimous
opluiun that no evidence has been furnished
10 show rat any mental unsoundness exists
IN he case Of the saia Mary Ann Boxer,
o,ner~isc called Mary Ann Dean.
The answer 10 the writ of habsas corpus
by Mr. Boxer having been read. ln which WAS
den ru that Miss Boxer was restrained OF her
hb,aty, the Court remarked, that the main
fac, ,rimg drnI-d. the lady could Of course 60
whrr she pleased. and the hdbeas corpus was
thrrr,re dismissed. An order 10 that effect
WAS made, and gwen To officer Bertholf To
See IL carried ont. Judge Davies after
hearing tn. argument OF counsel decided 10
Dissolve the Injunction, and in doing so his
honor TrMarked, that as he had had several
interviews with the young lady, and found
that she was not restrained of her liberty he
alsu stated 70 the court that Mr. Dean had
dune nu more than any free aud honorable
lover would have done. The lady 10 very
intelligent. and the court found that she
wished AS much as possible to reconcile the
- due IL her parents. with Mst higher
nd duty """'h she Ne owed
'"'"'
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DENTISTRY

THE subscriber respectfully offers his pro-
Il GssionaI service tn,he ladies and gentlemen
Of Sunhury and vicinity. He is prepared to
attend 10 all the various operations in Dentistry,
aud is provided with the latest improved
PORCELAIN TEETH,
which will I've inserted on pivot. silver or gold
plate. TO look as well as the natural
R All work warranted. OFFICE in Mar
ket street doors of the Post office. Sunhury,
Pa. Feb. Z, 1857. John l.. SMlCK.
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PUBLIC SALE

tIiI.l. be sold at bic sale on I e
w DAY. the 3ist uf MARCH. ls57, AT Tia
,ouse on The premises. in Point township. Ma
cumberland county, EliHTi-sK ACRES
II Land with the uppurisnancfs stsa'e Il
Point township. adjoining lands oi Greenough
':ckert and others. " hereon Is erected g""
ton, House and a good hank Barn There l.
,lso good apple orchard. aud variety Of o,hr'
,ruit trees Oh the premises. Also a good sprins
4 water at the door. About 50 acres Of whr
IRE cleared. and the balance is well ,iml'rred
The farm lays within 81 mi,s Of uanviile.
Possession can he gwen on the first dsy
,pril, next. Sale TO commerce at O'clock. !
=. of said day, when the condition of sale Vii
made known by
ISAAC AMMERMAN.
JESSEC. AMMRRMAN.
"A, ta57.-4t
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NEW ARRANGE EnIEN

NEW ARRAN G EhIEN L
.r..,--...--.- Fresh Arrirdl IF
d RUGS, PAINTS OILS &c.
vlNHE undersigned having taken the store for
4 tperly kept by William A. Rruner. is nov
ready TO iili orders and prescriptions al a mo.
inents notice. He has large and well selected
stock Of fresh aud pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
u. e-stuils, Oil. Psints, Glass, Pu,t,, and all
Kinds uf ! s,cin Medicines. .... I'VE. t.' $3.50
FRlIr AND CONFECTIONARY 'Fn
Tobacco and Imported segars of the choicesi
brands. Fancy Noticns toilet aft,cles. snd Per.
fumery Of all kinds. Tooth aud Hair Brushed
Of every variety.
Cam phine AMI Fluid at,euys Oh hand.
Customers will find hs sork complete. tom.
prising many articles II is impossible here to emu.
merstr. and all sold at moderate prices.
Rememhet the place, isit door to Z. Y
Brights Mammoth Stare.
... A. w. FISHER.
Sunbuty, March "a, 1857.
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PROCLAMATION.

Y Office is hereby given that the several
" Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Oprhans' Court Court
of Over and Termincr and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court II, use, i'll the borough Of
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday. the
9th day OF April. next and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices Of the Peace and consta-
hles IN and for the COUNTY of Northumberland, are
requested to be then aud there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inqtrsltions, and
other remembrances. to do those things to their
several offices apperanng TO he done. And all
witnesses prosecuting N behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner arc also requested and
commanded 10 I've then and there attending in tIeir
proper persons to prosecute against hiin, rs shal!
be just--and not to depart without leave at their
peril Jurors are requested to bepunc,ual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the 2l day ot
March in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty y-sevcn-and the nde
pendence of the United States Of America the
slst.
God save the Commonwealth.
HENRY WEISE, sheriff.
SaEuIrF's OrrIcE,
Sunhury, March 7, ls57.-S
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TNlIE partnership heretofore existing between
T. ID. NJ. Boyd, John Rosser, Thomsa Rosser
a d james Boyd, under the Fl m name Boyd,
Rosscr d Co.. was dissol, cd by mutual consent
on the first day Of January, 1857.
The business OF the late firm u'ill lie settled Ivy
J. IL T. Rosser, who will continue the business
Of Mining at the Luke Fiddler ColleIy, or by
James Boyd as their agent, at Sunbury,
D. NJ. BOYD.
INO. Ro9SER.
THOS. ROSSER,
JAMES BOYD.
The undersigned will continue the business Of
vending and shipping Coal at Sunhury, where
Those in want OF this celebrated Coal will please
address him.
JAMES BOYD!
Feb. 81 lSt7
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Truth is Mighty, and Must Prevail
Report If the Committee appointed to superin.
tend tAe Burning Of the Iron Sofes, at Read.
ing, February %, 1857
r., DiSe, March 4.
Tie undersigned, members Of the committee.
do respect uly report, tist we saw the two safes
originally agieed upon by Farrels Il Herrins and
Evans h Watson, placed side by side in = fur
| hsce, VIZ: The Safe muse by the Paym,sicr OF
the Philadelphia aud Residing Railroad Comps-
ny. in his office at Reading, manufactured by
Farres u Herring. snd the safe in use by II.
a. Laniz. IL his store. manufactured by Evans
& Watson. and put in books and papers precisely
alike.
Tnr.Grc was started ut 81 o'clock, A. NJ. and
kept up until io.r cords of green hickory, two
cords lry oak aud hall chesnut top ~oud were
entlr,iy consumed. the whole uhder the su;~iii-
,endence OF the subscribers. members OF the Com
mitee. The safes were then cooled oil with
water, after which they were opened, aud the
books and papers taken out by the Commute c
aud seDt to H. 4. Ianlz's store for puiIic exam
ined and marked b, the Committee. The hooks
and papers taken from :he Safe manufacture
ps tarrels y Herring were in our judgment,
damaged fully fifteen per cent more than tnVsr
taken from Evans l. Wntson's Safe.
We believe the snoye to have been fair and
impartial trial oi the respective qualities VI both
Sales.
JACOB H. DYSHER,
DANIEL. :. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we
full, coincide with the above statement OF the
condition OF the papers AID books taken out Of
the respective safes. o..
q. A. NICC1.LS
We Il. III. MUHbENBERG,
JAMES SMli.HOLLAND.
March . tS51..-
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List of Causes,


sCOR trial i'll the Court of Common Pleas
a of Northumberland County, a, January 7.
\. d. 1857.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
/ II Vincent, We George Haas Admir-,
q. l.esennng Ns q. Morris
Samuel licn.r VS. Michael Wertmsn
The Prpsh, terian & Co VS. W Il Kase
]. MSchsn VS. Higgins ~ Donnel
J Is .Snh'h's ex'rs. vsC. W. Hegiis ct al
same w Hegins
same VS. same
Jacob Hover &c W. John p Summers
L + Bsnhsm, vsE Z Shauous' E1'rs
Ahutt inr Justice vs. ) X Wood
VIM McWiIliams VS. John Summers
Jacob Hover same
G. Culi,niomw ealih &c VS. = Bnunl cnler,
WIN Henznan, Vt Jacob Hrti.h,
j. NJ lrlsnd, vsA kspp. ct al
! Brosious f,r Msrcks vs. Caih'rn ljro,i,us,
Wm /. De~an VI VIM and K Fesely
! Samuel Hunters exrs,s same
| " III McNilliims vs. John j summers
Iunus Wolf aud wife VI Isaac Vnc-nts Ea'rs
| X. ID Ssatou vs. john Simpson
WIN rsnst. vs Bell Lewis & Co.
| VIM |, DeWart vs. III Is Mahsrr
Commonwealth &c vs. Henry Wise
SneaH n Back VS. Parick Rudy,
Adam Herr pt al. rs K Fesely
Gltdiug, Wetzel & Co VS. { Il Mckinley
| The Church Council OF
the Lutheran Church at VS. Jacob Menges &c
| furhutvllle
Eck-i R,iguel & Co VS. ii Masser's A'rs.
Juhu Bower et al vsS McIurmick
PullIp Faust VI J"seph Hngendubler
4 4 Is Fisher vs. Dewart and Bachman
Reed ior Thomas vs. T. U Baclman ct al
NJ NJ Svber VS. + Mutchler
same vs. u Stewart aud wife
Il NJ frck vs. Leland and LELAND
q . D,chmsn vs. II B Mas,er
Commonwealth v,F kaseman
John Hess vs. II Is Masser
3 tanpt vs. Z q kesier
L Helttnsiein VS. Jacob G.ss
bcnj. Hummel W. Ira T. Clement.
sAMES BEARD rrotn'y.
Prothonotary's Office
Suutury March ~ lo56
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Iu,ss ami rnrsil are rrsl,i. ely curaule h. inn ta NJ
wnlcn conveys the reedl's tie c'viies IN the lungs
tnr ugh lne passages and ming III dliect nIucI
wh ulseise, meutrizes e tunrculai matter. uE
ugh and '.isy eXiectrnt n, hns tue
luuss, pu,hes III ii, nnarts I"newed viaii, u the
nervous system, giving tlt tone ana he'yy 81 ndst-
IesurA IL ~ al health. 10 br aide Ia state
mid, y that Cunsulmp ID cuiable by inhai'ti
me u unhluy ed pleasure. II sus much under
cunlT "i medical ueuet as any other formidable
ds,us niHety out u every hunGs,d cases can - cured
the hrsl 81 Bes, ana my per c" I the second bnt IN
the III suge 10 imp fshle to save uTe than hye
cen ,ngs cut up by The disease IT, bld
uetance to redea sal kvei t%ryer, IN IA. lasi si
res taL,ll u ris extraordinary reel L" the suf-
attending ths ieiItul urge, which annualy destroy
nu,,ty.hS, taisand p.Is Ia IN the nted al uI ne
and ct calC lCul'H sIws that al the ITrheit IHI ul
the earth, eighty mill ms ale dcstnrd Ia hlI the
Cpnslmptiye's Grave,
SUMPTION la all ages hns been the great enemy life
Ia sIIIeS neither age Z seu, hui sweeps alike the
ave the besulliul, the graceful, and the gifted BY the
helr,l that Supr,m B'hG ir ~ wlnm g. Ineth every
go and peTi' Ct gilt Hn erlbcd % uhr t' the atu I'D
u p"rurnenl and Speedy cure III CmisuMlthl The hrst
caIse tubrrces is from impure ihd, and the iinnledI-
ate affect, ~ ducrd by their uIsp sIton IN The lungs n
prevent tie adnssi IT air int the mir cells which
weakened ylnlty this ugh the entire sysienI.-
Then sure is rali malt ecereacr nd ION
metclres euteIi ing the cavItts'H the lungs tmn Om
ia sc administered through the sHth the patient VIII
always fl the lungs and the behne easy uiteI
hullg dies True, nhn,Il is L,ca remedy
eTth-less it CONSTITUTE may, aud with more power
ann ceriant, thin Ienrles administered by 81 mach
T. ~ yr The r. wrrul and direct hurpce ni this nde
uf udmls ration, chi in mhard viii eut ely destroy
!
vnus ), sel that iub may hr am ltaed with nj ,ht
! sightn pain inhuug The nrdinaty burnI gas will a.
| 81 hle in few h'uis
| The inhalation Il mia Will rouse the sy stem when
ainIlug ur avIarrnly dead. The ohT 81 many # ths
mrdicne> is peCeTtb'. IN the skin few maurs aflrl
being Inhaled aud may he mrdnely detrcIed in the hLr
convincing prpnf { the institutional Eff cts d uhaa
iin IS the iuct that sirkm.ss always pr,nured by
breathing al air. Is not this sitIve evdrnc TINT pIn
-,r r.ners reiuliy prepared and iudicI usy admins
-d thr ugh the lungs, sh uld Pr'iuc. The mosl haipy
ais! During eighteen years practice. many IN usnd
;rg II IN diseases m the lungs ad thr mi have beeI
care, aud have nfle' led nany remai kahle ~
- sufferers had been prn'ulicrd N the las
Ms suishes that nsumrtion is
fse Nv teIimrnt II c msumpi i
I'd an long experience and a thnrng
With the uatnre uf tnbeTclrs & c
readily the vnIinns rus :,
np'i nnd aprl the P5n' e
'ei even in single case Thu
sTtaln pathological aw
Ie g., relieve The lnnr
letts; tp enlarge N
il renewed vitality
Ssirm. B'N 81
zee 100 Filbe'
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JAMES BROWNS

VI IL ~ Al IL i L Y ~ ~ w " II N
TN l. Grst honh OF the Rational system of Eug
Il lish GTamlHsT. IS cts
The second hook Of the Rational system of
English Grammar, designed to teach the proc, SIS
of Analysing The English Language with sound
Judgment and the art Of using il with gram-
macal propTiety. 81 c's.
These works are now used in the Public
Schools in the first School District Of Pennsyl.
vania.
The third book Of The Rational System of Eng.
ish Grammar, designed 10 enable the learner 10
become most thoroughly acquainted with the
nature aud use Of the Propositions and mey rs
read hy him either in nr cut of school soc
BROWNS trsmrtical Reader. This d ok
SETS aside the old ErammGfg. exposes their defects
demonstrates The little Use Of aite ding to them,
and pre'ents 10 the teacher the unrrf ng sid
only way to t..e Grammar Of the English Ian.
guage. 37t cts.
or sale ny Feter GTif5c, llo Arch Street,
philadelphia.
February 81, 1851 SIN VS.
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L. G.. IVES

No. Is North IVhuryes. Phiiodeiphio.
Slipping and Country Oorders promptly iled
ON res. .onsih!e orders.
Farmers and Dealers Produce Sold on Com
missi6h.
Apples, Bananas, Pine A pples, Died Fruit,
Onions. Oranges. Shell Barks, Raisins,
Beans, Lerbons, White & Sweet figs,
Turnips, CranLrrrics Potatoes, Poultry,
Peaches, Ground Nunts. Chesnuts. Eggs, &c.
Foreign and Domssti Produce and Frui, gen
orally,
February 2S, 1857 II;
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nv. as,hya ranRweLL 40 On Ess.

I..s,,'.. .. hana va, h,.
.'sr eress nj a.. I"a,;nn c.,,n-as nS :, t,,
~ ,,,hsrwiss lie a.oer,s h.
49, h,v. he.n v,Irrt.rr-la as..r,s :
~. ,,cs,,, ,vas rns,,oh, h, h;r, "a
ID =, nrsa, ,srson.i ,acri6,. Ta,.
- COS .e,i AZ navsb, ard ;,s,;.s v;o.
nn 81, si,ss a, ,bs s;ma hs .n,...J ;,,,,
:, Sn nr.ss;n. vere b;s a,irons Jn,;' !,
far six months he .n;o,sa ne;,ber neace
,,;na n,r rost or hnJr nj. hasl,b ,hns
,a wov r.onired r,Ja Ys,,on Amer sllu
80. ,Ln mo,;v.e lao wb;ch bs ras g,vern.
,,d r.rso,;rg var;ous attacks mon him
,a,..
W, -. wo,, orore ,hot mos, of tho
,tJ.. wh;ch l.,.,v avi,ated ,he TERRITORY
p, occo,;oned i,v men who had no especial
rrss, in ;,s w,ifar, MANY of them were
.v., res;d.,,s whilst IL ia mite evident
:, ,,hers w.ra influenced altogether in the
,, ,borionl IN The Disturbances nv mercp.
20 or .,b.r pcrsonnj considerations. The
~, hodv of the .ar,uaI citizens are, conepr.
,;v. l,w. abiding. peacployinp men. dis.
asJ rather IN make sacrifices for conrili ,,icn
4 cone.opnt neace than To insist for their
,;r. ;ohts ahouIJ the general good thereby
c,rseJ ,o sufT.r Some of them. under
d, ;na,nuce of The preyailnr exci,emrn,
4 m;syuiaed op;nious we're lid to the com.
iss;nn of gri,vous mistakes. but not with
.,d.l,her,,e intentiop of doing wrong.
1h, ,adr.ss osserts that n commrativeIy
-. ,,,;snb;,.vnus mon have cansed most or ibs
e;cul,;es in Kansas and from such pprsons
.La.L.a a,;I, nav ,,;se d,poprous IN tho
,i'n i,ar snsnkino with rel,renc. 70 the
,nor,,,ce If the Union. he concludes thus !:
nWb.n I look upon the preeept condition
,be t.rr;,,r, and ron,rast IL with what i,
,s whom I 6,st put.r,d il. feel satisfied
Il my administration has not been pr iudic.
l ,o ia in,.rests On every hand / now
erc,iye unmistakatIe indications of welfare
nd prosperity. The honest settler occupies
ia quiet dwelling. with his wife and children
lustcripp around him. unmoIes,.d and fear.
.sa of danger. The solitary traveller pursues
i, way unframed over every public through.
ire. The torch of the incendiary has been
x,ingui.l,ed. aud the cabins which by it we're
rs,royed have been replaced with more sub.
tnntal buildings. IIordes of banditii no
anger lie ip wait in every ravine fur piunder
nd assassination. Invasiuns of hostile armies
av. ceased, and infuriatpd partzans, living in
ur midst, have pmphaticaly turned their
,or,ls into piowslares and their speafs into
unng. hooks. Lahorers are everywhere at
k-farR,s undergoing rapid improvements
,rhunts are driving IA thriving trade
dnlcs pursuing with profit their various
c, a,inns. Real estate. in town and
amniry. has Increased in value almost without
r-crdent. until ia some places il is eon,-
handing prices That never could have been
h'Uilatru. Htlipr inns behilny ana nap
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Tievorton have I'll d their Fcti'ion
for all Incorporation under the name am. str|e
aforesaid and that the Court have. fixed the iJs,
day of neat term for hearing the same
JAMES BEARD, + otiy.
Pr.thonotary's Office, !
Sunbury, March Z, 1857.
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Front Street Wire Mandatory.
WAS SON. COX g. Do.

No aG North Front Street, corner nf Coomh's Alley,
between Market aud Mulberry (Arct) Streets, Phiade
pha manufacture uf supsror quality, Brass ard Iron
Wire Seves al all kinds Brass and Copper Wire Ctrh
f'r Paper Makers, &c Cylinders and Dandy Rolls
vered IN the beat Inanler.
Heavy TwiIled Whe for Spnrk Catcher, Sleeves for
Brnss and Iron Fnunders. Screen Wire Wind Wite
Safes Traps Dish Covers, c. al aud Sand Screens &c
Fancy Wire Work 'i every description
Mach li, le57.---3m
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JOSEPH FUNSELL,

UxBRkLL, ASp P.nAsuL LM,NrFacruErn,
No. North Fourth Street. n. w. Corner Of
Market, Philadelphia.
AS new OH Land All extensive assortment
N Of the newest aud most desirable Kinds, in
rluding many NEW STYLES not heretofore
10 I've hsJ in this marset. An examination OF
"ur stock rs solicited brIore purchasing elsewhere.
Mach 7. ish7.--3m
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BROOkEn s. NJ &NsU,

4 Nd COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ,67 N"Ith
~ street. .or be"w Vine, Phiia''e phla Sales -
iUuT> and SHOES, DRY GOODS, GUNS, HARD
WARE, WATCHES. FANCY uoODS, &c, ever
:vrning.
tS- C"untry 81 reHeepers aud others will always find II
ur Evening Sales h,Ige and desirable assortment Z" h
,bnve z. l,ds, tu be q Id in ts Ia suit buyers
s..Gndr packed IN the premises fm Country 1raie
March q, ls57-3nc
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JOHN STONE g. SONS,

No. As, Second Street, Fhiladel'hia.
4 RE now receiving theit spring importation
IA of SILK and MILLINERY GOODS, con
istng in par, OF Fancy, Cap and Boanet Rib
.nns Satin aud Mantua Ribbons, Glace an'
i'lain Silks Marcelines and Florences, Black
,iodes. French ami English Grapes, Tarlatan
haline and Illusion l.aces. &c. Also. tut
assortment ot French and American flowers
>hch they olier t. the trade on favorable terms
March 20, iS57.-2m. r. ..
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New Wall Paper Warehouse,
BUhlUk W LnNiNG,

NJ,NUFA CrURE $ and imp rleIs, NJ. 1871. Arch
Nj street, sec md 'm ab sixth, Phueli ma. wheie
may he found the hrg.st aud beat selected suck ~ the
City.
"a JNTRY PCRCHAsERS may here be accon'n 10
dated without the inc rvrmleIcc ui looking further, ara
81, be assured that they Will receive The advantage oi
nrIr money BURTON Il LANlNG,
i2l ARCH street, ab've sixth, Ph'la'e phia.
March 2S 1857 -3mc.