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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

S. T.. KAsE has taken the Roaring Creek
Furnace, aud will doubtless drive it ahead
with his accustomed energy, and certainty oi
success. Gen. w. ii. Kase is about erecting
new Iron Works in Somerset county, in con-
nection with some Philadelphia capitalists
Montom american.
The New Orleans people are just now en-
joying that uxery known as green peas.
A vein of excellent coal has been dcovered
three miles West of Jackson, Michigan, which
is yielding good profit to the owners. The
vein is 20 feet below the surface. and d feet
in thickness 400 tons have been taken out.
The coal sells at S4 per ton at the mines.
VIRGINIA OYsTERs.--On Friday last it is
stated that there were at least 100000 bush
els of Virginia Oysters ulout at Fairhayen,
CT
1homSon's Bank Note Reporter cautions
the public to take no bills on any bank OF the
following description Wig. three females re-
clning, holding grain, liberty cap. and nanti-
cal acknowledgement of Washington and
/ figure five on the rigbt-goddess Of liberty,
! with five at her bead and feet on the left
| HrGnFALuTIY-A cotempo oary thus writes
concerning moonlight night The atmos
phere was clear as crystal-not.. a cloud OBJ
scurod the aznre vault, which was studded
with myramid stars OF more than usual bright
| ness. The new crescent moon, with her slve
horns, delicntcly pointed upward and unillu
minated limbs, modestly veiled, hung GU
fresh upon the bending horizon, and for beau
ty almost compared with bran-new sui
from the Brown Stone Clothing Hall G
Rockhill & Wilson. Nos. 205 and 207 Ches
nut street, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
SHAVING MADE EASY.
NJ A r r | A G L S =.

In Milton on the 9th inst, by Rev G.. G.
Cutler, Mr. MARTIN Bowers TO Miss HARRIET
BRIGnT, both Of Northumberland county.
In Iurbut township, on the same day, by
the same, Mr. DAVID Y. TRoxELr. of Berlin,
Wisconsin, to Miss ELLEN FousT, of Nor
thumbtrland county.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Geo. Wolf,
Mr.. MICHAEL Fairly, of Milton, to Miss
HANNAH Hoy, Of Turbut township.
On the oath ult., at Harrisburg, by Rev.
Hays, DR.. GEo. WEIsER, formerly Of Sun
bury, to Miss SUSAN REssLER, OF Georgetown,
Northumberland county.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. ID. Y. Hesler,
Mr.. DANIEL KAUFMAN TO Miss SARAH BURNS,
all of following Run
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
CONSUMPTION o., An pisaasea of the


Lungs and riuoat post vsY curaDe b, iuhaa;ipn,
which conveys te reInrtls 10 lie cavities in the lungs
through lc air pass tEe5, aid ming IN direct contact
with me disease, neuaIiZes TIE tube'cGa muer. ah!s
the cIa, free and easy eXpeCp.tiu, bras the
nngs pHunes The bi''d inpaa Ionewed vitality - tic
nervous stcu giving that tOIe and energy IisI
sable Iur tie reslorytlun o health. To Cc aLlv
cJnad ny that Consumption is durable b, Inhalation
lue source ii una.oycd EieasuTe IL is under
the conT u medical treatment aIy utEtT IufmdaO.e
disease; ninety out If every hu,scd Le cured
IN tbs FIRST snges and GiIy per Gems IN the src , +,
tie thd sage 1t il impossible to ,an five PEI
cent IL! tee mugs Up hy The disease ut
ccian,@ to medical sl Even however, III the !os
yes, airllti ~ MT rs extraordinary Tr.ri suffering
attending tbs eaHut sclurgc, winch EnnIay destroys
nnsj j-hYe iUonsans persons In the United : srs ea!e
and correct calculation shows that Of the reSe. ro'
I! N Of the earth eighty millions are destined ~ fl! tie
CJnsumptNe's Crave.
Tray the qutyer death has no arrow so iata as cor.
sumption ina ages 1t has beca The great cuy # life
fJ II spares neither age sea- bat sweeps uf aNkr tic
bavc, the beutfu tie graceful, and III" gfted. by the
help ~ tfai Supreme Being, tT!n whom cume!h every
eOud and perfect af', am enabled t. ,er - the ucted
permanent ana SPEEDY cure N Consumption. The mrs.:
cause ~ lu'.ic-- Is from impure a.'Dd and the n!nct
atc aa.- uJced hy tncr dispsio IN the lLucl.
prevent ne rrs admission G. Al. H! tie cells which
WeaAtncd vitality lhOugh tie c!itilr SyscIa
IAS surely is ra;iEtp OXTecgreater good from
medicines entering the Cavities the lungs tam from
II administered ihrou.h the stomach; Tie ru.cni viii
always iHd the lungs free md he irsuE esy after M
lining remedies TrGe, Ahai1s!vn local remedy,
C'iEt!tst y acts c'nslitn1n9lr and N prErr
rGra., than remedies administered the st mach
4 Prove te powerful and direct muerce OF ijis r3!a
o. cdmius srutua, chorofon inhaled will entirely destroy
scnsbi.ty III lew minutes garay'lng thr C:Tr urr-
NoGs s. stc - at liIb lI'y lie ogu1'cd without the
siShtes PAIN inh'ng the ordinary burning gas VIII &C.
SIT lie in q few hours.
Yhe inaul,tip Of nmmaia viii rou,, the 81 stem vlrn
iaiatug or apparently dead TIE u ut iGnr II the
medicines is pcrccP:!5- in 'as ssa few inmates Af!,r
Le.S Inhaled AM may he 'mrdmicly detected IN the G'nd
J.vucg proof Of The cOau'r ra! ti.ecta ,t Iuhl,-
taU, The fact TIN. sickness always pr0tnced ly
breathing t'u air Is not this positive evidence that pr0-
per ron,ries clreuly prepared and .uiic uSy ada.ns-
tered through the lungs should proaUcr hc mos. harpy
usus? Daring eighteen years practice, many thousands
E fhrat bnya lep,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

Ezs9 The recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, in the case Of
Drpd Scott, his wife and two children, who
were claimed as slaves has created no little
excitement
The following is list of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court the highest judicial tribunal
in the United States.
Chief Justice. Roger 8. Taney of Mary
land.
associate JuNiceS.---Iohn Mclean Of Ohio;
James NJ. Wayne, ofGeorgia; John Catrcn,
Of Tennessee; Peter V Daniel, Of Virginia ;
Samuel Nelson of New York Robert c.
Grier, of Pennsylvania Benjamin Il. Curtis.
of Massachusetts and John ~. Campbell, Of
Alabama.
The Supreme Court decided that the United
States recognizes property III man, and that
under it and by force OF it, human slavery is
nationalired and must be protected and de!en
ded in its spread and perpetuaton, whittier
soever that Constitution is carried and is To-
ultimately in iorce.
From this decision Judge Mclean and
Judge Quits dissented aud delivered separate
opinions. The weight of authority, is, OF
course, with the five Judges, but the weight
Of argument is, in our opinion, with judges
Mclean and Curtis. Inpoint Of ability they
perhaps, rank as the aSlest Judges on the
| Bench
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
GelrWap5ie Uehs,

WASHINGTON, March l6.-A despatch has
been received from Kansas, via st Louis. an-
nouncing the resignation OF Governor Geary,
and desiring that he may be relieved OF fur
,her duty as speedily as possible. His reason
for this is the impossibilty Of administering
faithfully and satisfactorily the duties of his
office, so long as the present organized oppo-
sitiun to him remains in force.
1t is rumored here that the President will
urge the Governor to remain, promising to
bring about better state OF things; but
should he still refuse, it is rumored that Sam
uel w Binct, of Pennsylvania, will be nonli-
mated for the Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
Ia The effects of the poisoning of indiyi-

E9y The effects of the poisoning of ndivi-
Juals, at ,he ~ fonal Hotel in Washington
are more cxteNa than were at first sup
posed. Alnlos u sry onr wio partOoh Of
the water into which the roisonsd rats had
plunged, suffered mere or less. We under
stand, among others, Hon j. g. Montgomery
of DanvIe, Major Dewart, DIR. j. B. Ma.ser
and j. p. PurseI, OF this place, have not es-
capped The Ledger Tins refers to this sub, cct
"TuE EPIDEMIC AT WASHINGTON or live
mysterious sickness whlrh attacked every
body who put up at the National hotel, just
previous TO the Inauguration, aud the cause
OF which has bee traced to the water taken
from the cistern Of the house. into wh.c. IA
number of rats, who had purtukeu Of arsenic
had plunged, is OF a more serious character
than is generally supposed. Mr.. LcnoN, Of
Ohio, died last week from It's effect, and We
see by the New York papers that the wife Of
Mr.. Jay l.. Adams, who stopped at the hotel
on his way no rr from Savannah, has also
died from The sickness contracted there. a
post ROrtem examination of Mrs. Adams re-
vealed the fact shat the stomach had been
partially eaten away; the bowels manifested
symptoms Of yiOeut in inflammation; the
lungs were congestcd. and the kidneys severe
ly affected" These appearances indicate the
presence aud action OF arsenic in the stomach.
Mr. q. b. Mattesou, m"mber Of Congress, is
Suffering severely. Many other persons in
New Y York, Newark and the Philadelphia,
besides the President himself are much en-
feebled by the attacks Of diarrhoca, having
their origin, as is supposed, in the poisoned
water which they drank. The New York
Post calls for an investigation bp the COro-
ner, that the public may ascertain the pre-.
else extent and nature Of the culpab.lity il
any, on the part Of the prOprietorS Of the
hotel"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
PUBLIC SALE

WILL be sold at public sale on TUES
w DAY. the slst Of MARCH, 1857, at the
house on The premises, in Point township, Nor
thumberland county, ElGHTY-SlN ACRES
OF Land with the oppurtenances, situate in
Point township, adjoining lands of GEeehough.
Eckert and Others, whereon is erected good
stone House and good bank Barn There is
also good apple orchard, and variety of other
fruit trees on the premises. Also a good spring
Of water at the door. About so acres of which
are cleared, and the balance is well ,imbered.
The farm lays within 81 miles of DanviIle.
Possession can be given on the first day Of
April, next. Sale 10 commence at o'clock, i.
NJ, of said day, when the condition OF sale Will
be made known by
ISAAC AMMERMAN,
JESSE G. AMMRRMAN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

gsS FIRE PRooF SAFEs.-We refer our
readers to the advertisement OF Evans Il
Watson for correct account of the great
trial al their safes, recently, at Reading.
According to the testimony OF the committee
to examine the safes, Messrs. Muhlenberg,
Nichols and Milholland, of Reading, Messrs.
Evans e. Watson caue of victorious not.
withstanding the loud boastiug of their CON-
petitors. Ones books, papers, or treasure,
will never be perfectly secure, without one
Of these safes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21


4 Mexican BARoMErER.-OE board the
MeGican steamer is barometer of the most
simple concstruction, but the greatest accur-
aey. II consists Of long strip ofcedar, very
thin, about q feet in length, about an inch
wide, cut with the grain, and set in block or
loot. mis- cedar strip is backed, or lined
with one eF white pine. cut across the grain,
and the two are tightly glued together. 10
bend these when dry is TO snap them, bat on
the approach Of bad weather the cedar curls
over until the top at times touches the ground
This. simple instrument is the invention of Il
n exican guitar maker and such is its ac cura-
cy that il will Indicate the coming on of a
"norther' full tweGty-four hours before any
other kiud Of barometer known on the coast.
Had this been the production Of Yankee in
fennIty II had been patened long ago; and
fortune MADE BY its inventor Noble Register
Harch /.
IHE Csr OF GOVERNMENT FOR ONE YEAR.
The appropriation bills passed by Congress
foot up I9,569-a considerable amount
ior the people TO pay out Of their earnings
The items are as follows: Civil list, S8,5l2,-
lO4i Army, Sl4,069,645 Navy. Sll,359,-
162i Fortitications, 50 500, 900; Legislative.
Judiciary, &c, $685. ,79l; Post Office,
Si4,32+,247. We have not yet reached the
annual cost Of the British government, which
IS estimated by the Chancellor for this year
at 414000-equal, in our money, to
S32 800 900, or about ive times the cost of
the United States government, with about
the came amount Of population.
On. KANE's DOC The Arctic dog brought
home by Dr. Kane, has strayed away oG in
allegheny, He has become the property Of
James hcArthur, timber dealer in Oramel
The recently intense cold weather has kent
this large, black, shaggy animal in high
spirits When they take him into the forest
among the ber-hewers, where be can do
no harm, and remove his muzzle, he cuts all
sorts OF pranks, seeking the deepest drifts,
and actually 6aryiug himself for delight.
Tha: was a fearful prayer of the infiel sail.
CT, III danger of shipwTeck 20, God il
there be q God, save my soul, if | have q
soul " But there is sublimity and beauty in
that Of the soldier, on the eve Of battle
~ God, fin the day Of battle forget Thee
do,not Thou forget me |"
lHE AFRICAN Ezppus.--The Petersburg
(Ha'l Express yesterday says
Our cl!Zens are Beginning to observe the
unusual number OF slaves that are constantly
paslng through Petersburg, on theirEay south
aud 10 the minds OF many, the result appears
inevitable, that it will but the work of len or
twenty years 10 clear Virginia completely OF
that part OF her population. company OF
ons hundred passed through on Saturday.
TBE THREE Ruling Powers OF TIE DAY
AT late psblic meeting, the following ,'dry'
roast was given. The author will get "but,
tered when he reaches home.
m, ne Frsss The Pulpit, aud PsHiooats.-
The three Ruling Powers of the dsv m,
frst spreads knoviedee, the secopd morals
"6 'as last sprsadS eepsiasrahiy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

g5s" CONCERT AT SELIYsGR1vE.-A grand
Concert of vocal and instrumental music, will
be given by the choir OF the English Luihe-
ran chur"h, at Seinsgrove, on Thursday even
ing, t., ID of April, under the direction of
S. Malick. Tickets rs cents. Our cores
pordent will observe that his liberal offer is
more than anticipated, by q gratuitcus inser-
ton Of this notice.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
THE NEW TARIFF.
The following shows at glance the rates
established by it--compared with the old
tariff of l945, which the new bill amends:
Tariff of1s46. New Tariff. Reduction.
per cent. per cent. per cent.
The principal charges are as follows:

The principal charges are as follows:
In Schedule Il from 100 to 30 per cent
Brandes, Liquors. Arrack,
Cordials, Absyuthe, Maraschino.
Gin, Curacao. Others Spirits.
In Schedule B from 80 to % per cent
All Wines in W'd, Cigars, Ebony,
Man, Tobacco, Champagnes Cut Glass.
In Schedule c from 80 to 25 per cent
Silks, Iro1, Wine. bottled.
Fine W oolens, Iron fabrics, Ale aud Beer,
Firearms, Bonnets, Sugars.
Copper Ware. Combs Syrups,
Cutlery, Clothing, Molnsses
Laces Of Metal Jewelry Embroderies,
Paper Fab'ks, Glass ware, tin Fabrics,
Cheese, Chinese ware, Curpeting.
In Schedule D from 25 to 20 per cent.
Flannels, Mohair. Feathers.
Bareges, Mating. Floor Cloths
Yarns, Fab'ks of Hair, Cordnge,
Cotton Laces. Cotton Prints, Worsted Gds
In Schedule D from 20 to 10 per cent
Linen, Oils, Paperand Pc
Other Flax Gds, Cotton Hosiery, riodicals,
Hempen Goods, Paper Hangings
IN Schedule z from Is 10 II per cent.
Tow of Hemp, Tow of Flax, Gold Leaf,
Tin Plates. Birthstone, Flaxunmanf't
Steel in Bars, Silver Leaf, Diamonds.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
af'airs in Kansas-Cause of Gov. Ceary's
Resisnation.
ST.. LOUIS, March II.

Sr. LOUIS, March II.
The st. Louis Democrat publishes a state
ment relative to affairs in Kansas given by
Gov. Grury. The cause OF the resignation
Of Gov. Gearv is said to have been the failure
of President Pierce TO fulfil the pledges
made at the time the appointment was con.
lerred, to support him (iov. g. with the
power Of the army and militia, and the means
Of the Treasury, if necessary; but, instead
of receiving thus aid, he has paid $4,000 out
OF his own pocket 10 meet the expenses Of
tie administration. has been refused the aid
and support of the military under the most
urgent circumstances, and ihw0rtcd by the
Judiciary Of the Territory 10 every possible
manner. The Governor states that not less
than fifty men were under oath. from the day
he entered the Territory until he left it. TO
assassinate him, provided his Official career
did not meet their appreciation.
The Governor regrets the steps he has been
obliged to take, and feels confident that, had
the promised assistance beeen rendered him,
he could have administered the affairs of tie
Territory in manner acceptable-to the hor-
est settlers Q! both sides. In relation to the
outrages committed by the pro.sayery men,
he says one halt has not been told. lie pro-
nhuuccs the murder of Bailim 10y Hays the
most cold bloodcd and atrocious affair ever
Witnessed His version Of the Sherrard
affair is similar TO those already published.
He says, however, that the accounts publish
ed in the Republican. over the signature Of
"JaGcs," IS Il tissue OF fa,5rhoCds.
The Governor complains much Of the Oh
stgucii,ns aul mut.ltiOns Of his Official cor
rryVondaucr. lie sa;s that mail bags were
constantly opened, and all Objectionable mat
ter to or irpm hjai, extracted. lie thinks the
establishment OF Slavery Constitution in
X ausaS inevitable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
GBe Sflarhets,
Philadelphia Market.

March 19, 1857.
GRA1S.--Wh Wheat-Sales of prime new
Pennsylvania red at 81 al and 81 45a1 60
for good white. Rye--Pennsylvania at 81
cents. Corn-Sales Of old yellow at &C cents
and new yellow at 65c; new white G3c.--
Oats is selling at 40 cts per bushel.
Cloverseed-Sales Of prime at 50 pc /
ca lbs.
whiskcy-sales at 27ia2si cts. in bbls., and
n hhds., ut 25t cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

LsS" REMovAL.-Peter w. Gray informs his
customers and the public generally, that he
has removed his store into the new store
room of Philip Clark, adjoining the Post
Office, where he will be happy TO wait on them
as usual
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
ss- In the distribution of prizes in the

~ In the distribution of prizes in the
Cosmopolitan Art Union, John W. Bucher,
of this place, drew handsome painting, en-
titled Fruit and Still Life" The peaches,
grapes, plums, cherries, &c., with bottle of
"oId London Port" are displayed in their
most tempting variety,
1t was sent by Express, from Sandusky,
Ohio. But the charges, $3.50, to this place,
are. We think most eXorhitant
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
.--sSSo~

say LIEUT.. w. n. GRIER, L. S. A. for
merly of Danville, now stationed at lyon
Pass, California, gives an interesting account
OF an earthquake at that place, commencing
on the 9th of January. Trees, three feet
thick were snapped of like pipe-stems, and a
iissure in the earth opened for 10 or Is miles.
The shocks continued day aud night for nine
days, averaging one every hour.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

10 The new tariff reduces the Nty on
brandy and other spirits, from 100 to 80 per
cent. On fruit, such as raisins, figs, lemons.
oranges &c, from 80 to per cent. On nut
megs, mace, cloves, pepper and spices gener-
ally from 80 to per cent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
Esg'Subscribers who change their residence
should not neglect 10 notify US Of the change.

EsS' CoRREtT TIoN In the advertisement Of
Isaac and Jesse zimmerman, for the sale Of
property in Point township, we inadvertant-
ly stated the day of sale to be Saturday,
which should read Tuesday, the 3lst, inst.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

E2y"A LARGE HAuL-The basin below the
railroad, appears to be well stocked with fish.
Some days since, 900 catfish were taken in
ore haul with n small seine, besides number
OF club and other fish.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

e." The Prairie Farmer cautions persons
who purchase Chinese Sugar Cane seed, that
they are not imposed upon. The Chocolate
or Coffee seed grown in the South closely re-
sembles it, This seed is Gattened and smooth
The Sugar Cane seed is oval and vllous
(hairy)
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
FREEBURG ACADEMY.

The "Freeburg Academy" will be dedicated
on Easter Monday Addresses will be de-
livered in the morning at 10, in the afternoon
at . and in the evening at o'clock. The
public are invited TO attend.
The following eminent speakers have been
invited: Rev. G. a. Weiser Rev. S. Domer,
Gen. Wm +. Packer, Hon. j. G. Kunkel
and Hon. j. Casey.
DANIEL S. BOYER, Sec'y.
March 01 1877
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

gIy llARPERs MAGAZINE.-The March
number of this valuable periodical contains,
among other articles. an interesting Biograph-
cal sketch Of Dr. Johnson, the great Eng liSh
writer aud moralist, by Macuulay. This an
ticle alone is worth the price of the number,
There are number OF other interesting arli-
cles, besides numerous illustrations.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
nsr a telegraph desnaich frnm Wa,h

rD A telegraph despatch from Washing.
ton, to one of the New York papers, states
that "the pressure for Office is excessive, :,
that ''Pennsylvania politicians swarm in all
directions and give no peace" aud that "Mr
Duelaasn is SICK aud cross"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

"a" GopEY's LADY's Book for April con-
tains beautiful engraving, besides a number
of handsomely Illustrated plates of patterns,
fashions &c. Each number ofthe book con-
tains great variety Of matter, both useful
and entertaining
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

Ia NAvIGAYo".-" unu1is,auu rnav me
water will be BET in the canal, on Sunday
from Northumberland to the Junction.
let in yesterday. The weather has again
assumed a spring-like appearance, and, we
trust, permanently.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
r5@ The Montour American saws the Rrooi

EBT The Montour american says the Broad
Guage Railroad to Danyille has failed. The
company waited ten days for DanyiIle to raise
the requisite amount to grade the road from
Rupert, bnt as they came short of the re-
quired amount the company have decided to
make the terminus at Rupert.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
List Of Causes,

EISoR trial in tho Court Of Common Pleas
H. of Northumberland County, ai January n.
A. d., 1857.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTs.
II Vincent, VS. George Haas Admir-,
u. Leisenring We &. Morris
Samuel Hilener VS. Michael Werman
The Presbyterian & Go vs. w q Ksse
l. Machan VS. Higgins a. Donnei
b Smiths cxrs. &c. w. Higgins ct al
same rs Z w Higgins
same vs. same
Jacob Hover &C vs. John p Summers
Il Benham, vs. Shanous' Ex'rs
Abott for Justice VS. S X Wood
VIM McWilliams vs. John p Summers
Jacob Hover same
Commonwealth &c VS. s Bi,tenbender,
VIM Heitzman, VS. Jacob Hiibisb,
II NJ irland, vs. A L Kepp, ct al
Brosious for Mareks VS. Cath'rn Brosious,
WIN IL Demart vs. VIM and r Fegsly
Samuel Hunters exrs vs. same
VIM McWilliams VS. JOHN Summers
Jonas Wolf and wife vs. Isaac vincen,s Ex'rs
r. y Saxiou VS. John Simpson
VIM fanst, vs Bel Lewis g. Co.
VIM Dewart va II Masser
Commonwealth &c. vs. Henry Weiss
Shcaif s. Blsck VS. Parrick Rudy,
Adam Herr ct al. vsR Fegely
Giddings Wctzei IL Co Va mckinley
The Church Council Of
the Lutheran Churcii at VS. Jacob Menges &c
Turbutyie
Eckel Reiguel & Co Vi II Masser'e Ex'I..
John Bower ct al vsS McCormick
Philip Faust vs. Joseph Hogendobler
a { B Fisher VS. Dewart and Bechman
Reed for Thomas VS. q Bachmau Ell al
| NJ Nj Sober VS. F Mutchler
same VS. d Stewart and wife
II NJ Frick vs. Leland and Leland
| G . Bachman VS. II Is Masser
| Commonwealth vs. F Kaseman
John Herr VS. II u Masser
| 5 Haupt VS. q Kester
! L Helfens,en VS. Jacob Gass
Besj. Hummel VS. Ira Il Clekfent.
JAMES BEARD Protn'y.
| Prothonotary's Office
sunbury March 2l 1856
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
JACOB II. DYSH ER,
March 81, ~,
Citrate of Magnesia

TASTELESS SALTS.
vINHIs preparation is recommended as on eS-
IL cellent laxative and purgaiiys. IL operates
mildly, is entirely free from any unpleasant taste
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and sold
by A. W. FISHER.
ennbrrJ, March ID, 1856.