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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24

ACCIDENT on THE CENTRE TURNPIKE.-Two
man seated in Il buggy, on Monday last were
precIpated over an enbankment of from sixty
10 u hundred feet in height midway between
this place and Schuylklll Haven in couse-
qnence of their horse becoming freighte ned
at a drove Of cattle passing along some OF
which had their eyes shielded by boards being
SUSPENDED across their foreheads. Luckily,
however they were prevented from going into
the stream. ut the bottom by coming in con-
tact with tree when at q distance OF about
twenty feet, which in probability saved thelI
lives. One of the men was quite seriously
injured the other escaped unharned. The
horse was also considerably injured and The
buggy much broken.-Mining Register.
A VALUABLE CRoP.-Two brothers, named
Smith, pToprietors of u splended peach or,
,chard near Sacramento, California, are said
10 have realized between S60.cO and S1O,OOC
this year ircm the sale ol peaches.
A Mons TER EsTABLIsHMEsT.-TheP PacihG
Mills. at Lawrence Mass, Incorporated II
1883 have u capital oil S2OG0,0O0, in shares
of 81, 900 each. The factory is the larges
extant, having 1889 looms, aud $500 spin
dies.
The are many miners and laborers leaving
Schuylkill County for the West. A larg
number passed over the Dauphin and Sus
.ausbanns Railroad this week. ss Ne are il
formed by conductor Of that rosd.-Minsr
Journal
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MoLASsEs FROM THE CHISEsE SuGA. CANE.
Mr. q. l.. llorlUcher, Of the Hamburg
Truck Farm. has sent us "a sample OF Syrup
made by him from the Chinese Sugar Cane
raised upon his premises during the last
season. 1t is fully equal, in color, consisten-
cy, aud favor, to tie ordinary molasses sold
at the stores. Mr.. II. gives us an account
OF the process by which his experiment in
the maHuiacture OF this Syrup was conducted
llu says Il took 700 hue stalks, stripped
oil the leaves, aud cut of about l5 inches at
the tassel or seed eud. ] then took the
stalks, thus trimmed, TO an old-fashuned
Cider NJ ill., aud crushed them the same us
apples. | obtained about 80 gallons Of juice,
but could not succeed in extracting oil the
juice. l am satisfied that with a proper
press, the 700 stalks would have yielded 30
gallons of jnice. Bat still | was satisfied
~,th tbe 50 gallons, and went to work, aud
hollrd the juice five hours, adding tea
spoouinlS uf prlvrrizrd lime. The result was
between aud I gallons Of tie Syrup Of
which send you a sample. am confident
that the cane will pay here, not alone for
molassts but for the leaves, which make
excellent fodder and the seed, Of which Il
lsr.e quantity can be obtained from the acre.
Hkere is no trouble in raising the cane, nor
In making the juice into molasses. But there
~ll he dIilicuily in extracting the juice from
lhe cane until we have mills made expressly
a.. the purpose. ."-Readi"g Gazette.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24

Tue Fo2EsTs OF ANCIENT DAYs.-Ee n
Miller IN note appended to his late work,
The Testimony eI the Rocks" argu, $ that
the existing fora Of the United States at the
tha present day is not compared to that Of
the old carhouifrrous ages" He says. 1.-The
American Coal fields have been carefully ex-
plured aud what is the result? The geoo-
gIst has come TO know, that even the mighty
forests Of \ nerica are inconsid.rable compar-
ed with tn deposits OF coal nay. that all
its forests gathered into one heap would fail
to furnish the materials Of single coal seam
equal TO that Of Ihtsbhrgh; and that centur-
les after all its thick woods shall have disup-
pearsd before the axe, ami it shall have come
20 present the comparatively bare unwooded
aspect Of the long civilized countries Of South
ern Europe it will continue to derive the ele-
inents of lis commercial greatness, and the
cheerful blaze of its many millions Of dOmes
tic hearths from the uprecedentedly luxurious
flora Of the old c4rboHiferous ages. Truly
very wonderful are the coal fe ds Of NORTH
America If geologists inferred as they vel
might, that the extinct fora which had origin
-sted the European coal vastly outrivalled il
luXurance that of the existing time what shal
doe said of that fora Of the same age which
originated the coal desposts of the Unite'
States-,deSp0sitS tpenty times as great as al
those of all Europe pat together? ?
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24

THE PorAro Ror.--Trenton N. j., papers
say that potato rot prevails extensively in the
southern part Of that State. In Cumberland
Salem aud Gloucester counties many Of the
farmers will not realize more than one-thifd
OF all ordinary crop from fields that = few
weeks ago gave every evidence Of extraordiE-
ary yield. On the other hand. wa hear that
IN Pennsylvania whore the rot was supposed
10 have committed great rayages, il has been
discovered not be near as bad as supposed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24
FANCY FURS FOR LADIES.

John FAREIRA& h co, New MOI sIs, No Market
st. above Eight, Philadelphia Importers, Manufacturer
aid dealers IN Ladies, Gentlemen aud Childrens Fancy
Futs. WI lesaie and Retail, J +. & Co, would call
the attention uf Dealers and the Public generally then
immense Sock O f0nry FuTs for Ladies' Grulemcn and
G lidren; their assortment eInb every article aud
kind of Fancy FuTs, that will he during this season
such as Full Capes. Half Capes Quarter Capes, Talmas
Nctoriues Boas tluifs Muhaees from the finest Rus
san Sable to the lowest price Domestic Fus.
For Gentlemen the largest assortment Of Fur Collars,
Gloves Gannels &c, being the direct Importers Of all
Furs aud Manufacturers uf them under superv
SION feel satisfied fer better INDUCEMENTS to
deal rs and the public generally than any other house,
having assortment tn select from and at the Manufacture
els prices.-We only ask call
JOHN FAREIRA K CO.
Nrsll Market Street above Eighth, philad'a
Phi-dclphia Sept. 49, leS7.-w.m.
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LARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
New Marble Esui.d.Dg,

C" NHtdFUf0 hHfEU1Us,
Nos. l99, 20l and 203 Baltimore Street,
B BALTIMORE F.
EEAFE now 10 store (mosty Of their own i'm
hA portaton) one ot the largest and m ~ com.
plcte Stocks in the United States embracing
Silks and silk goods Of everp class; Dross
Goods very large stock Irish Lluens; Lin
en- Goods and Housekeeping Articles Of every de-
scrihtion; Mourning Goods; Cloaks. Mantiilas
and ShaM Em5roidrries. Laces, Hosiery,
Gloves, Blankets, Quilts, domestic Gosds aud
every article generally rcxured by Farmers and
Planters for servants use.
ET- Retuil Rooms on first f, or-,ha price
alike to each article from which 10 deviation
is made.
Ia" Wholesale Rsoms on the second and third
floors.
October, IL, lS57.-3m.
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II Y. FRILING, having obtained the agency
H for PARkERS GIFT BOOK Enterprise
is now prepated to furnish any Book published
as retail price with gift worth rJia rs cents TO
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Godfreys NanyliVe of the Kane Expedition
bound in cloth, prIce sl.0O with Giit} Bosad
in paper ("ithsut gif) so eea,s.
DIR. Liyingstone's ls years Explorations and
Adventures in the Wllds of africa, $50, \ vo..
pages. One bundled spendid Engravings
bound in cloth with gold price = 90 with gifl. ]
Paper edition so cents (without gif).
SspI 10, IS57-6t
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~ OTICh,

&"TlCE is hereby given tina, appli, a,iIn has
been made to the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Northumberland county, by the members of
the German Reformed and Evangelical Lutheran
Churches in Upper Mahonuy township. for a
Charter OF Incorporation under the name and
tito Of the Trustees aud Church Council 81 ~.
Inhn's U"ited German Reformed and Evaagei.
cal Lutheran Church. in Uppe. Mahonoy and
that the same will be presented TO Court for q
hearing, the first Monday Of November next.
JAMES BEARD, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office. }
Sunbury, Sept 10, 1857, 'tc
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e r O O * q II & M a Z 8 II,
llcffns,GprS

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
26l: North TAird Street, door 5elop ZINE
PHILADELPHIA.
- ALES Of Boots aud Shots, Dry Goods, Guns Hard
MING
" Country sorekeeperf and others viii always and Mt
our Evening Sales large aud desirable ass rttnent ii th,
above gods, 10 be s'id ~ luis To snt buyers
~H"Gnnds packed M The premises for Country Trade
Sept. 20. 1870. 3m
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gE.EaGgsg gALI3o

HHY virtue of certain writ of LEvARI FA.
q y GAS, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of \ northumberland county and to me d
rected will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House in Sunbury, on MONDAY, the 2nd day
Of NOVEMBER next, at one o'clock, p. NJ, the
Railroad of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Rail-
TO I'D Company. from Its terminus at Sunbury to
its intersection with the extension of the Mine
Hill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad in the coun-
ly of Schuykil. with its corporate franchises and
appurtcnances. together with all its Locomotive
Engines and Cars.
And also, all those seven several Tracts of Land,
situate, lying and being on the waters of Shamo-
kin Creek in the counties of Northumberland
and NJ ontour in the State of Pennsy ylvania, one
of them called ''Oatland," surveyed ia the name
of VIM. Gilbert, containing 4l2t acres and al
lowance of six per cent for roads, &c. One other
of them called ''Greenfeld," SURVEYED in the
name of Isaac Taylor, containing 422i acres and
| allowance of six per cent for roads, &c. One
other of them called "Brook6eld," surveyed in
the name of Jesse Brooks, containing l3 acres
and allowance Of six per cent for roads, &c. One
other of them called "Walnut Bottom" surveyed
| in the name of Jesse Evans, containing 455i
acres and allowance of six per cent for roads, DC
| One other of them called "Oxlord," surveyed in
tue name of Sarah Lane, containing 422f acres
and allowance of six per cent for roads. &c. One
other Of them called Hartford" surveyed in thu
name of Mary Lane. containing Assn acres ant
allowance Of six per cent for roads, &e., and th'
other Of them called "Painfeld," surveyed ia til,
name Of William Lane, containing 35i acres AM
10 perches and allowance of six per cent 70
roads, &C., being part of a larger body OF lam
commonly called the Mccall Lands" and tn
same seven Tracts OF Land which VIM l.. Hel
fenstein, by deed dated the 18th day Of August
A. ID. 1882, grDnted and conveyed to the sal
The Philadephis q sunbury Railroad Company
together with all and singular the buildings, i'm
proyements. ways, woods, waters, water-course
rights, liberties, privileges hereditaments and al
purtenances whatsoever thereunto belonging {
Ia anywise sppertsining.
Seized taken into execution and TO be sold |
, the property of the said The Philadelphia
Sudbury Railroad Company.
: HENRY WEISE, Sheriff.
t sheriG's Office, SunbuIy,l
October IL, 1887.
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SUDBURY STEAM FIGURING MILL

'b'liE subscribers respectfully announce to the
Il public, that their new Steam Flouiing Mil
in this place, has been completed, aud will 20
into operation Oil Monday the 3 S, day OF Au-
gus, inst.
Having engaged a competent and careful
Miller, they trust they will re able. with all tie
modern Improvements adopted in their mill to
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor then,
With their ston.
SNYDER. RINEHART & HARRISON.
Sunhury, August 20, lS57.-tf
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FEVER AND AGUE!
QUININE SUBSTITUTE oR NERVE TONIC

TINS well known remedy discovered by my late part
eT Doctor j. Leeds. is for the above tisr-
der Sick ieaduche, and all other Netvnus affections 1t
contains M Nnnme, Arsenic. ~ other Injurious meIsi-
ents II strengthens the system, gives the stlm.
uch, and is invaluable to Dyspepiics and those affected
with weakness IN paIt uf the system 1t is especially
recommended to females troubled with Falling Of the
Womb. One bpte is sufficient in eases where tlo
Drcct'nnsa are IN WED. Certificate be furnished from
all parts IT the UHua.
Sold by the Druggists generally and by J. II Hazard
WI iesnie Druggist, and S1le, Proprietor i2l Madc.
Lave, New York
New York, Sept. 10, I657,-v3n
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NOTICE

NOTICE
In the Matter ofMe Settlement Of the Estotc
Of Feiir Lerch, Of NJ. Carmel
NOTICE is hereby given that Cstharine
~ Lerch. widow of Felix Lerch deceased
has made her selection of the personal prop.
erty of said deceased, according to the Act of
Assembly of l4th Of April, 1857, which will
he presented to the Orphans Court for OPP
proval on Thursday, the 5th day Of Novem-
Der next.
AMOS VASTINE, Admr's.
October 3, ISL
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NEw STORE
ELIAS EMERICH.

n ESPECTFULLY informs the citizchs Of
HI Of Lower Augusta township rad the pub
lie generally. that he has purchased the store
lately kept by Isaac Martz, in Lower Augusts
township near Dmerich's Tavern, and has just
opeucJ splendid stock OF
Fall and Winter GOODS.
His stock consists Of Cloths, Cassimeres, CASH
netts Of all kinds, linen, cotton and Worsted.
Also, Calicoes, Ginghams, Lawns. Mousseline
DE Laines and all kinds Of Ladies Dress Goods.
GROCERIES, Hardware, Queensware of va
rous styles and patterns.
Also, an assortment Of Ready Made Clothing
Of all descriptions, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. SALT FISH. &C., and a variety of
other articles such as are suitable to the trade,
all of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
ES- Country produce taken in exchange at
the highest market prices.
Lower Augusta twp, October 10, ls57.-tf.
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Estate of PETER H. MOORE, deed.

NJ Office is hereby given, that letters of ad-
~ mnistraiion on the estate Of Pctei II Moore,
late of Lower Augusta township, Nor,humbeHd
county. deceased, have been granted to the sub
scriser. All persons indebted will please make
immediate payment, and those having claims
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
MARY ANN MOORE, Adm'irix, c.A.r.
October IL, lS57.-6t.
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LIST CE CAUSES.

E'OR trial in the Cour, of Common Pleas OF
Il Northumberland County. TO lie held at Sun
bury, on the first Monday ol November:
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
G. Leisenring VS. G. Morris
l.. Mechan VS. Hegins " Donnsl.
J. b Smiths exrs W same.
same vs same.
same Same.
Ahott for Justice vs. S + Wood
WA IIcitzman. VS. jacob IIlhsh,
Abaham Bensr VS. john Bartholomew,
X. u Saxton VS. John Simpson
VIM X Marz vsJ B Mntser
Eckcl l.aiguel Co va II Masser's Ex'r.
John Bower ct al vsS McGormick
Philip Faust VS. Joseph Hogemdober
NJ NJ Sober nF Mutchler
same vsD Stewart and wife
Ragucl Il Co VS. Carharinc Pollock.
John Hess VS. II u Masscr
L lieilcnstsin VS. Jacob Gsss
G Yarger W WIN ShealIrr,
Ira L. Clement Henry Vansaskin
f. Fryer and wife VS. Z Suisbark ct al
Sarah sweeney, Adm'r, vs. Samuel Teas
John Fry VS. Commissioners Of Norlhumb'd Co.,
Philip Sarvis vs. same
Geo. Sholl g. Co vs. c. Smith
llsnrv Latsha VS. VI. KlucI
George Harner VS. Mary Harnor
A. kissingers, Ext, VS. John w Stammo
Ira Il. Clement vs. A G Noyes,
Helfenstein for Prothono- 49, 1r,, Nro
tary :.
Nicholas Brocious VS. Catharine Brocous
Leib for Hammer vs. Sunlury Canal j. Co.
Samuel Ssvidge VS. lohn Smith
Mowrey Peter, vs. Bell, Lewis u Co.
Henry Weise, vs. Thos. Baumgardner,
Jos Trago, vs Northern Central Il. r. Co.
Mrs Dsn VS. Frymire and Stout.
John Young Va John w. Pca!e,
Catharine Stroh, vs. Chas Stroh
Ann NJ Seitz VS. Henry l.ahI
Jacob II ibish VS. John Weaver
Henry Glunt VS. Z. Mon,asue's aGm T
kregbaum William vs. Samuel John,
Samuel John VS. ID. Gibson and wife,
Franklin Potts VS. BOYD. Russcr & Co
JAMES BEARD Prot.l'>.
Prothonotay's Office,
Sunb ry, Oct. 10, 1887.
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,s.. LANDRETETs'
~ sEe AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

NOS' Il anu ID SOuM SiTfh street, near Ms
State House, Philadelphia.
Ten floors Of this spacious luilng erected exprsssy
for the rpfictors' Iade stored with Seeds and I'M,
PIGMENTS ot Interest t. Farmers and Gardeners
slNTf YEARS ESTABLISHED
Ihe Subscribers desire To call the attention of every n
Interested III Farming an 6urdening. their we'll select.
ed stock of Agricultural I'm, dement's aud Machinery
Great variety # horticultural Tools, warranted Garden
and Flower Seeds, Grass aud Fed Seeds u the IN, st
liable quality
The Agricultural Implements sold by us are mostly
manufactured ut our Steam Works. Bfi>t l. Pa
Having h,ied up this establishment whout regard To
expense, with the m st complete m,ch-ry. TT the nan-
NJ lecture nf various kinds nf Agriculua nj Inpeuenis we
are NOW prepared p supply al articles in this line fy
eia II i superior to av thing "l the kind ever before
offered to the puhlc.
LANURETHS' WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS
Have lmen hetr. the public fr upwards sixty wears
their w'de-sprcad popularity aud the constantly creas-
ns demand from year To year, the best evidence of their
superiority al others
To Country merchants be supplied with seeds in
papers. or bulk, On the most liberal terms
Blnnmslnle nesT Bristol Pa Garden Seed grounds
contains three hundred and srvenly acTrI and Is the lar
gest establishments uf its kind in the world
ID. Ian RE'rH \ SON
Nos. 81 mud 81 South Sixth Strset, Pm ladelrhia
september 20, is57-pr3m.
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uOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

The anniversary of the introduction Of urlowuy's
Ointment ought to he jubilee fnevcI II has saved
enun SIS mnliudes from Disagreement, paraiy znticn,
muilaon, agony and death. Starting from the
which 1t is applied its healing balm finds its way through
coating and gamtnt o the bndy the very source
aud basis Of all eTuptve. ucrrus tum,rnus, and
diseases II distinguishes the frbr.e pIincire that
feeds them aud the outward sym toms fade heal and
pass away with mPidity incredible to those who have
not witnessed 1t.
sCROFULoUs ERUpTIoNs AND ULCERS.
The poison Of scrofua has never been neuin,zed or
expelled by ANY Of the remedies of the phnInacn
The lie antdte II this vlrulent and destructive element
is Hulnway's Ointment. Majcnde x Bride, the great
French and English surgeons do deny ds this
great fact There is M form "f scr0ua that may be
controlled and cured by this bashmic remedy.
CANCERS AND TuMORS.
The knife or causic may rem we IA cancer or tumor,
but the seeds of the terrible excrescence Remain the
blood, and it s soon reproduced ia worse form than
before. Ioowuy's Ointment. the CONTRARY, pene-
rates into the clTcIatnn, and rrrvades every infected
vesice aud Ii Is the disease by destroying the corrosive
principle that generated and susfaiis 1t
INFLAMMATIONS OF THE SKINS
All rashes and ordinary erupous as well as Ervspeas
Acne, Ringworm CaIbuncles, scald Head, Salt Rheam,
Leprnsy Prickly Heat, &c. removed by few brisk
appicat ions ol tie Ointment.
ACCIDENTAL INJURIES,
WOUNDS, sprains, Bruises Sca.ds aud Burns are
immediately relieved by lis application The maamma-
iion quickly sIedes fever and Uekiaw prevented
and under perseverng Of the preparation the pro.
cess OF healing is soon accomplished
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
in the toiiOging cases:
BuniOns I.unlagO Sore Legs Swelled Gland,
| Buns MercuTia Sore Breasts Sth JOINTS
| Chapped Hands ETuptOns Sore Heads Ulcers
| ChilbaiRB Piles Sore Threats Nrnereal Sore,
Fistulas rheumatism SuTes of all Wounds OF al
| Gout Salt Rheum kinds kinds
| skin Diseases Sprains Scads
! II CAUTION None genuine unless the word
| Holloway New York and isndon," are dlsceuibe al
waleTmark in every leaf Of the book of direction
around each pot ar box the same may he plainly b,
holding the leaf To the light A handsome reward vii
be given tn any rendering such information MS mal
lead tp the detection o any party parties cunerfelI
the medicines or vending the same knowing them t0 b
| spurious.
Sold at the Manufactories Of Professor iIoLLowAl
so Maiden Lane, New York, and 2ii Strand. London, b.
all respectable Druggists aud Dealers Medicine through
out the United States, and the eivized woyd, in boxes
! at e5 cents, 62l cents, aud ~ each.
~ There's considerable saving 10y Aking the large
| sizes.
N, B Directions for the guidance Of patients in ever
disorder nfixed to each box.
October II, ls57.-1yca
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ExCELSOIR
SPRING BED.

(Gouids Patent, September 2d 1861
ESOR which diploma was awarded al the
IL Eighth Exhihi,on of the Mass. Charitable
Mechanics A sspclalion.
This is an entirely new application oi sihrai
springs TO beds. making more comfortable, neat
er, aud cheaper spring ned than has been offered
to the public, applicable to old as we'll as new
brdsieads.
The peculiar position Of the springs elevate the
head slightly, saving the troable Of building up
the head with extra holsters.
The construction is simple, and every ps ,
SO exposed, that bugs have no hiding places, and
the most inexperienced can take out each for
washing as they are oIly fastened b' Il button.
The Springs used are made expressly for thrse
beds on : Patent : iral Spring Msci;ne. The
public need only see this bed to appreciate it.
The subscriber has purchased the right o
manufacturing, and selling, in Northumberland
county, aud will furnish the article at :easonabls
rates.
y Springs put in old bcdsteads fOr three dol
lars
ISAAC VI. WnKERSCN.
| Sunbury, Sept. ~, Is57.-tf
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TsNHE subscriber offers at private sale the house
! snd Let now occupied by himself, situated on
the corner of River and EiJerbeny streets, Sun
bury The Improvements are Q two story
FRAME DWELLING,
nearly new, a Waxh-house and Wood house and
good stable. Also an excellent Well of Wa
ter. There is also on the lot a choice variety
Of good fruit Terms easy. For further parti.
cuass apply to
CHARLES GOBLIN.
surlsary Sept. IL, ls57.-n
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srAuFrER q HARLEY.

CHEAP WATcHEs AND JEwEiRf.
VJTHoLEsALE AND RETAIL, al the "Philsdeiphis
w Watches aud Jewehy stovep No HB tUtd No. e)
North Second Street. Conner Of tluarrs, Philadelphia
0old Lever Watches. full Jeweed Is cara cases, sss 90
Gold Lepine, 10 caret ~ w
Silver Lever foil iewsljed. IL ~
Silver Lepne jewels, yW
Superior Quarters, "
Gold Spcctacies, wv
Fine Silver do, 0
Guld Bracelets, wv
Lydy's Gold Pencils "
Silver Tea Spooes, set, - sW
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver holder, 20
GoId Finger Rings 37t ESQ; Watch Glssses PLAIN
l2i cts patent 49, Lu 25 othsr articles In proportion
All goods warranted to be whit they sid for
STAUFFER 4 HARLEY.
On hand some Gold 6ud Silver Levers ond Lepines
still liver than the above prices q.
Philadepha, OctJher TO- iS56-1ysW
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The s10 and 4I5 Single and Double
Threaded Empire Family Sewing
Machines

A N AGENCY for the sale Of these Sewing
"A Machines can be secured on libcrslterms f. e
the County Of Northumberland. No one need
apply without capital sufficient to conduct the
business properly and who cannot bring refer
epces as to reliability and capacity. personal
application will be necessary.
The peculiar adaptation of these Machinee for
all purposes of Family Sewing, will, where ever
they are offered for sale command g ready and
unlimited demand.
JOHNSON j GOODAI.L,
s. z. Corner Of 9Th and Arch Sts., Philadel'a.
August 10, ls57.-u