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NATIVE AMERICAN CAMELs.-We .havo
some camels in Texas to whom the natural.
ization laws would not apply--three having
been born under stars and stripes. The
Washington Star says they are thriving, and
fse or six moro births are expected. From
the reports Of the condition of tho animals,
Of present, and through the eleven months
that the irst Importation have been on the
continent, we may regard all doubts as to
their aeciimation dissipated, and that so
much OF The experiment is fired tact.--
The OILY remaining intermediate point is
the character of the stock that may be pro :
dnced. For this time will be required.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24

A NEGRo BABY IN A MoLAssEs BAR
REL.-The Wheeling (Va.) Tjmss says that
a short time since a man who keeps a
grocery in Fairview, Va. some distance out
on the National Road West, came to Whee-
ling and bought barrel of lnolasses. He
took it hosse and commenced retailing it in
small quantities., to his customers, all OF
whom were attacked with strange sort Of
sickness, from which, however they speedi-
ly recovered No one could account for
this singular fact until the molasses barrel
was pretty well drained and the head knock
ed out Of It, when the whole community was
astonished al the discovery Of "a negro child,
about eight days old, inside the barrel The
child was lying iu the bottom Of the barrel
IN state Of partial putrefaction.
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For Me laqul, er and Chronicle
SToNERsTowN, April 20, lS5'

Mr.. OvER:-As the time for electiag a
County Superintendent of Common Schools
will soon arrive, wish to make few sus-
gesiiOns on the subject.
have noticed that in some counties per-
sons from the different professions Gil he
Office, they devote portion of their time to
the interests Of the schools, and the balauce
to their professional business. This is OBJ
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Correspondence Of Inquirer and Chronicle.
HARRIsBURG, April 81, 1857.


Mr. EDIToR:-Slncc my last letter great
progress has been made in the legislation of
the session. Among the many bills which
have passed finally is one separating the
Department Of Common Schools from the
State Department. The Common School
system is considered of sufficient import
ance OF itself to be separate department.;
and it seems TO be now regarded as one of
the permanent institutions Of the Common
wealth.
The bill regulating fees of Justices of
the Peace and constables has also passed
finally, and been approved By the Cover
nor l. passed the House in the precise
shape in whih it was put through the Sen
ate some weeks ago.
The bill relating to the ofice and duties
OF Attorney General, has also passed final
/ ly, and will receive the Governors sigma
,ure when presented. The House only ad-
ded an unimportant proyiso to one section,
when the bill passed unanimously, as il did
in the Senate about six weeks siuce.
The appertionment bill reported By a
majority of the committee on that subject,
passed the Senate finally this morning by
vote of fifteen to thirteen. Four were
absent, paired of; and Crabb; Of the city,
American, voted against the bill, and VIII
kiqs, democrat, voted in favor Of it. 1t
has been got through the Senate in good
time, aud in much better shape than its
friends hoped for. There will be trouble
in the House; in what shape it may ulti-
mately pass, or whether it will ever pass Al
all OF not. is by no means certain. for
warded you copy Of the bill in the Daily
Telegraph Of yesterday; and you may pub
lish an abstract of it 10 speak for itself.
: The bill for the sale of the Main Line has
! been the special order i'll the House every
! afternoon for about week Il is now IN
third reading, and having been put so ia,
on its passage the probabilities are i. viii
t pass finally there in a day or two. The
main difficulty is with the friends of the
J, Erie and Sunbury road, who insist on get.
ting several millions of the proceeds.
: The bank bills hare at last made fail
: start through the democratic House, anC
e there is no telling where they will stop
b The Union Bank of Reading, the Lewis
e burg Bank, the Beaver County Bank, th
e Jersey Shore Bank, the Chester Vale,
IS Bank, and several others have all passe,
= the House; aud the chances are that som
IS fifteen or twenty more will receive the lik
g favorable action.
r No day has yet been fixed for fnal ad
tournament, and the Senate seems incline
n, to determine upon no day until the appor
is, tionmeDt bill and the Main Line bills ar
q, finally passed. The apprehension is tina
Is, there will be no final adjournment unit
u about tbs middle of May.
Yours, truly,
nd SPECTATOR.
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which the employment Of flee labor bas

which the employment Of fee labor bas
within few years greatly increased, has
Substantially lie same interests and will,
We arprehcnd, tr:,fe lpng, be found occupy
irg much The saur i,s-iiipu. Liberty, as
was tie ease with i'hfi-riani'y, viii first
establish .tselt u ii,e great ANn~, whence it
viii gradually -lge.ai ii-elf through the
neishboriag eoau'sy districts, tiil the pagan
ism Of slavery finally dies ont a- did the
paganisa of idoIatory 7 Tribune.
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We publish on our frst page to-day, the
Report Of the Select Committee in the Sen
ate, on Common Schools. Hon. I. j. Cof
fey is the author of this very able aud inter
esting Report.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24

~Wc call attention TO the sale Of the
valuable Real Estate, &C., of the heirs Of
P Shoenberger, deed, on the 18th of May.
This IS a ine opportunity for those who
wish valuable property. The sale is Pc
remptory.
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We ewill publish mex week, the able speech
of our Seuatof, on the 14th inst, on the
Constitutional questions involved in the
Apportionment Bill.
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WILMOT AND PROTECTION.
We'wiil, in short time, publish letter
of David Wilmot, showing that on the sub
ject of the Tariff he is true to the interests
of Pennsylvania
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aZ IL is something to be citizen of this
republic, after all. Lord John Russell the
othe- day, In pleading with his constituents
Tor reelection, among other fine things
winch he profcssed, with politicians read
mess to promise, declared that he would
take tae "best aud abless men in the Uni
TED States for his example. Or, if Le did
not put tho pledge in precisely these words.
be said che looked to the diffusion of edu-
cation as.tho security for national institu-
tions, as the best and ablest men in the u
nited States look to the diffusion of educa-
tion as The best security for tbs peace and
order Of tbs community"
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GEN. CAss.-'sIndcpendent. /" the quick
eyed aud impartial Washington eorrespon-
dent cf the Phii'a NORTH .9aaerscrn, is Of O.
pinion that tbs new Secretary of State has
already exhausted himself. lie saws the
conviction is very decided n Washington
that Gen. Cass will not remain ioug in TIE
Department Of State. ana it is share,l t.v
men Who are il high position and who bave
access 10 the best information. /, has al-
ways been manifest to those who lave be-
slowed any attention upon diplomatic affairs.
that De ifler his age, his habits OF thought,
nor his training, fitted him for this respon-
sible and laborious station In tho Senate
he was accustomed TO take his ease: now Le
is compelled TO labor whether equal 10 the
toll or not. The constant requirements ot
new and complicated issues must be NETS,
and, with all tho good dispositions which
Gen Cass may bring to their investigation,
he lacks the physical stamina TO answer
these unceasing demands. In council apon
the public policy be has no; fulfilled the ex-
pectarioas Of his colleagues, who, at dis
tance, were accustomed 10 regard him as a.
nlong the wisest and most sagacious Of liv-
ing statesmen. These and other DEFICIENCIES
have made their impression, aud tended to
confirm the belief that vacancy in the
Premiership mas, happen at no distau, day..
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TaE ApPoRTIoNMENT Bill.

The following is a copy Of the Appor-
tionment Bill as it passed the Senate on
Monday:
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Monday:
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. ~.
Disl's.
]. PHILADELPHIA city, 4
9. Chester and Deawsre, L
3. Montgomery, /
4 Bucks, L
.. E.ohieh and Northampton. i
6. Schuylkill, l
Z. Berks. i
2. lancaster and Lebanon,
0. Dauphin and Cumberland, /
10. York, !.
ii Adams and Franklin, /
II. Bedford, Fulton, Blair and Hunting
lon, /
Is. Somerset, Fayette and Greene, /
IL. Washington and Beaver, 1
10. Allegheny, 2
l6. Indiana aud Wesimoreland, l
II. Lawrence, Butler aud Vepango, /
Is. Crawford and Mercer, L
10. Erie Warren and M'Kean. j
90 Armstrong, Clarion aud Porest,
Il. jefferson, Elk, Cleaideld and Cam
bria, 4
D. Tioea, Potter, Clinton aud Centre,
%. Perry, Juaaia, Aiiflip, Snyder aud
Uuion, !.
q. Northumberland, Mon;our and CoIua,-
tia, y
%. Bradford. Sullivan and Lycomiug, l
20. susqachanns, Wyoming and Wayne, l
q. Luzerne, l
% Carbon, Manroe and Pike, L
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-19
ExCEJSOIR
SPRING BED,

(Gould's Patent, September 2d 1867
ETOR which diploma was awarded at the
a Eighth Exhibition Of the Mass. Charitable
Mechanics A ssociaiion.
This is an entirely new application of spiral
springs TO beds, making more comfortable, neat
er and cheaper spring ned than has been offered
to the public, applicable to old as well as new
bedsicaaa.
The peculiar position of,he springs elevate the
head slightly, saving the trouble OF building up
the head with extra holsters.
The construction is SO simple, and every pa t
so exposed, that bugs lave no hiding places, and
the most Inexperienced can take out each for
washing, as they are only fastened by buttcn.
The Springs used are made expressly for these
beds OH d Patent s iral Spring Machine. The
public need only this bed TO appreciate it.
The subscriber has purchased the right Of
manufacturing, and selling, in Northumberland
county. and viii furnish the article at reasonable
rates.
t5s' Springs put in old bcd.teuds for three do!-
lars
ISAAC VI. WILKERSCN.
Sunbury, Sept. -, lsj7.--tf
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph Wolvcr-
~ ton, Executor of the Will of Isaac Wolvcr-
ton, decd, in pursuance of m order Of the Or
phsns' Court, Of Northumberland county, granted
at August Term, 1857, will expose to sale by
public outcry, on
TUESDAY, THE eth DAY OF OCTOBER
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the dwelling house
on the premises, all that certain FARM OR
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Rush township,
Northumberland county, adjoining lands of
Abraham Hoffman, Simon Interlinc, John Yea
ger, Samuel GilIuger, Jacob Weaver and a lot
of the widow Wolverton, (cut of from the farn,)
containing 6G acres, on which arc erected good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn and Outbuildirgs, and on which arc an
Apple Orchard, good spring House. and~about
100 acres Of well cultivated land, |, is about
i.ur miles from pahvi,lc.
TERMS or SAhE.-TfN PER cent. down
ore half The balance on the lst Of April, 1888
the other half on The lst OF April, 1859
with interest Ifon lst a prl, 1898, to be secured
by Bond and Mortgages on the premises.
JOSEPH WOhYERTON, Ex'r.
Ry order Of the Court
e. b. Purse, elk. q. G.. ..
Snnbury, Aurusts, 1857 }ts
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rEACHERs WA NrED.

A PUBLICATIONS. will be received by the
fA board of School Directors of Sunhury
until the 10th Of September next, when the
selections will be made for two male and two
female teachers, Wis
One male teacher for room No. 4. first class
males one female tencher for room No. 3,
FIRST class females one male teacher for room
No. 2, second class one female teacher for
room No. l. third class.
All applications must be accompanied with
the necessary certificates.
JAMES BEARD, Sec'ry.
Sunbury, August 20, lS5I.-
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

FErHE subscriber offers at private sale The house
4. and Lot now occupied by himself, situated on
the corner of River and Elderberry streets, Sum
bury The improvements are two story
FRAME DWELLING,
nearly new, Wash-house and Wood house and
a good stable. Also ON excellent Well Of Wa
Ter. There is also on the lot choice variety
Of good fruit Terms easy. For further parti
culass apply TO
CHARLES GOBLIN.
Sunhury Sept. IL, ls57.-tf
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Benjamin Chandler } No. 10. August Term,
vs. 1857, August sth, 1857.
Bucher Ayres, ct al.
On motion of William NJ. Rockefeller, Esq,
attorney fnr plaintiffs rule on the atcye defend
cnts 10 appear ard ple0d by the FIRST day Of next
term to tie above action OF ejrclment for all that
certain tract or piece of land situate in Shnmokin
(uow partly in Coal and partly in Herbe town.
ships) in the county Of Northumberland, con.
taIing two hundred and seventy three acres,
more or less, adjoining lands in the name Of VIM.
Wilson, Peter Mower, Michael kroll. Frederick
Kramer aud others. Surveyed on warrant
granted to Matthias Zimmerman. p. cur.
Extracted from record and certified September
3d. 1851
JOHN S. BEARD, Deputy Pro,hry.
Prothonoiary's Office
Sunbury, Sept. 4, 1887. (
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parts Of the county, and from Neighboring
counties.
Judges will commence their duties at 10
o'clock.
Addresses will be delved after the report
OF committees, awarding premiums, on the
second day. t....' .......
W. O. LAWSON, PresI
Milton, Sept. IL, 1857.
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C0UNTasY lIEI;CtEsHrs!

Inc Apple hCI"eSL OL lOoI mas hTlIVSu
a Nd if YOU wish to make money, please your
N customers and save canyassing agents (who
can make one, two and even three hundred dol
lars per month) f,om supply ing the goods in
your tcwn and county which you ought 10 sell,
YOU can do it by sending ten dollars for a sample
box containing six of Prat''s Apple Parers ESQ.,
600 already sold) and Pratt's Apple Slicer, (u
new artcle) and one thousand printed circulars
to distribute in your town or country. by SO
doing you will find no trouble in ordering and
selling at very large profit ten, twenty or even
a hundred dozen machines during the season.
PRAI'T'S APPLE PARER was patented in
1857. Having a loose head or kuie carrier 40
arranged as 10 readily adjust itself to the inc
qualities of the surface Of apples, or other fruit,
the working qualities Of which have proved so
excellent and advantageous to the community,
that the manufacturers, Messrs. Sergeant &
Foster, have already been called on TO supply
more than half million machines
PRATT'S APPLE SLICER. made to accom-
pany the Payer, was patented in 1881 i is a
small neatly constructed machine, and like lis
companion, the Parer, does most excellent woik,
cutting, in about five seconds, each apple into
twenty two equal parts leaving, wilLcut waste
| only small core to he recovered. A child can
readily work either Parer or Siicer at a speed o
about three bushels per hour.
RETAIL PRICE OF EACH so. Al
orders by mail or otherwise should, TO mee
prompt attention, be addressed 10
L. l.. PRATT,
cir SAMSON ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sen 10 lS57-3t, l..
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION !

EIvMERsONS United States Magazine, sa.
ia turday Evening Post. N. Y. Picayune.
Magistrate, Nick Max and Yankee Notions Tor
sale by IL. Y. FRILING.
N. B.-Persons living at distance can have
list of prices forwerded by addressing as above.
Magazines, Papers and Book not ON hand,
constantly ordered.
Sunbury, July ls 1S57.--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-19
sUNBURY STEAM FIGURING MILL.

TENIlE L subscribers respectfully announce to the
Il public, that their new Steam Flouling hill
in This place, has heen completed, and will go
into operation Oh Monday the 3.st day of Au-
gus', inst.
Having engaged a competent and careful
Miller. they trust they will lie able, with all the
modern Improvements adopted in their mill, TO
give entire satisfaction to all Who may favor them
with their c. stom. 90.
SNYDER, RINEHART & HARRISON.
Sunbury, August 30, ls57.--ti
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PLATFORM SCALES.

ar every description, suitable for railroad,
" &c, for weighing Hay, Coal, Ore, and
Merchandise generally. Purchasers run no risk
every scale is guaranteed correct, and II after
trial, not found satisfactory can be returned with
out charge; .
Factory at the Old Stand, established for more
than twenty years corner of Ninth and Melon
Sttsets, Philadelphia. ...4 ".---
ABBOTT s. co,
Successors to Ellicott & Abbott.
Philadelphio, SEPT ., ls57,- e5Tq.
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Candidate FOR snorsGr.

IL the Voters Of Northumberland County.
4 4 the solicitation of many friends frem dit
- forenl parts of the county. tho undersigned
has consented TO hecnGc an Iudt rendcni Canli-
date for the office Of SHERIFF al the ensuing
election. Should hc be successful, no effort
shall 'e spared upon his part to perform lhe du-
ties of the Office with ftelity, promptness and
inpartinl'y.
JAMES VANDYKE.
Northumberland, June 81, 1851
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l3 Teachers Wanted.

EpY the bonrd of School Directors of Sha.
h1 nokin District, Northumberland county.
The board will meet at the house of Charles
Leisenring, on the day commonly called Fri
day the 25th day Of September next, at one
O'Clock p. NJ, to employ teachers for the
Schools Of said district. The County Snper-
intendent will be in attendance for the ex.
animation and granting certificates, &c.
BY order of the Board
ELIZA JOHN, Sec'y.
B. s. u. S. District.
Shamokn twp, 9th mo. goth. l857.-4t
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Isn't Il Sol

Use AR1HUR'S G, ierrstsd
Sell-SoalinF Cans ard Jars,
and yon will have fresh fruit
all The year at Sumner prices.
Full directions for putin q up
lol kinds or Fruit and Tuna
toes accompany 'Lese cons and
psrs.
They are made Of Tin, tilass,
luoenswnre and Fire and Acid
.proof Stone Ware. The sizes
are from pints 10 gallons. Thrsd
cans and jars ore entirely oper
II tie tops, and nest, to secure
economy In transportation
For SAT- iystore kpepo
throughout the United Stetes.
| Descriptive circulars senlo
'pplicaiion. ~ Orders frc
he trade solicited.
| BE sure 10 ask for "drthnr's
has stood the test Of two sos
ons, having been used hy hun
Ireds of thousands of families.
,otcl and boarding-hous, kec.
,ers.
We arc row making ther
'r The million.
7
Arthur, Burnham s Gilrcv,
Manufacturers under the Patent
Y. i cor. Tenth g. George S;.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Candidate for ProthonotarY.

To The Voters Of Northumberland County.
q I the solicitation Of many friends from diff
{ n lercnt parts OF the county, The undersigned
has consented to become an Independent Candi.
date for the Office of fROTH ONOTARY at the
ensuing election. Should be he successful, no
cnort shall he sPared upon his part to perform
the dulles Of the Office with fidelity, Proinplncss
and impar'alty.
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, August s, is57.--te.
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Philadelphia, June 10, is57.-3m

SUPREME COURT NORTHERN lis
TnICT.
n Office is hereby given that TIE Supreme
Court for the Northern District Of Pennsyl-
vania, vii! hold it session on Ortoner Term ,or
said District, in Wiamsport, Lycomiug county
agreoably to the following order of said Court as
certified by the Prnthonotary of the Eastern Dis.
trict. CHARLES PbEASANTS,
PrOthonoiary, $. g. n. ..
frothonotaTy's office, June ~, 1857.
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EXHIBITION.

c The Executive Committee appointed by
the President of the Agricultural Society Of
Northumberland county, met agreeably TO
notice and appointed the following Commit
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-19

PROTEON NOTAEE,
Having always been stcadtast Democrat, aud
considering himself competent to perform the
duties OF the Office he would respectfully ask Of
the Democratic party Of the county uomina-
ton at the primary election. Among other
qualifications, thorough knowledge of the
English and German languages would enable
him 70 attend satisfactorily to all having business
in the office.
DANIEL GECKLY.
7rev orton, June 20, 1857.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-19

Wilson llutchison, Simon Cameron. Ro.
bert Mccormick, X klian punkel, Jacob Ii an
sicker, Joseph Nicely. Johu NJ. Wagner uud
Geo Frederick, judges.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-19

Abram Straub Thomas Swenk. Samuel I.
Brown, Wm. L Naglo, John 5. Lawson,
Hugh Martin, Judges.
FLOWING MATCH.
Charles Riddles Samuel Blain, John Il.
Heller, kilian DuaSel Isaac Marsh, Robert
Rlssel.
None but members OF tie Society will be
permitted To compete for prizes.
Persons from any county, State or country
can become members on payment OF htty
cents to the Treasurer, or township COM
mlttee- e-man. 1
Persons bringing articles for exhibition viii
be required to enter the same on the lst day
of the exhibition with the proper officers.
Competition is earnestly Invited frcm all
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-19
HOVER'S Liquid HAIR I'VE.

's\H E following, from that eminent Ph, sician
Of Philadelphia, DR.. Briucile, added to the
testimony Of Professor Booth, only confirms
what is evidenced by thousands who have used
Hovcr's Dye.
"GIuARn Row, CHrsTNVT SrnrEr,)
Philadelphia, December 22d. 1853
I'm regard 10 iIoN EH'a UAIR DYE. | can state
uuhesitatngly, that it contains no le!ctrious in
gradients, and may be used with entiie safety,
and with the utmost c,niidcncs and success"
w. d. BRINCKLE, N. d.
Eover's Writing G. Indelihle Inks,
Are so well and widely known, as to require 10
eulogy of their merits il is only necessary to saw
that the steady and increasing demand. gives the
hest evidence that they maintain their character
for superiority, which distinguished them when
FIRST Introduced, wears ago
Orders addressed to the Mandatory, No. 4lG
RACE street, above Fourth, (old No. I44)
PhiladeIp phia viii receive prompt ,ention, by
JOSEPH L. HOVER. Manufacturer.
Sep, IL, ls57.-ApriI IS, 81, ch.
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ln sfle Supreme COurs 0G
E'HMsssYsvanEn:

RT II L RN DISTRICT.
AND now, June 90, 1857. II is ordered that
Special Tenn of the Supreme Court bo held
under the Act of26h April, 1855. Williams.
port, Lyccming county, TO commence on the first
Tuesday of October next, for the purpose of hear.
ing arguments on writs of error, appeals. &c,
from the counties Of Lycoming, Northumberland
and Montour, and such other causes from any
OF the counties composing the Northern District
as may be by mutual consent argued ut the said
time and place. The said special term to CON.
tinuc as long as may be necessary.
Certificate from the Record.
In testimony whereof have hcrcunto sci my
hand and the seal ofthe said supreme Court ut
Philadelphia, this twenty-filh day of June, d.
1857.
J.F. DELsTERING, Pro Pro,h'y.
July 4, ls57.-tc