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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

T., House met at l2 III.
":enatc sent certain resolutions, relating
18th Of the late General James uamil
~ere read, and on motion, were re-
2pecial Committee, consisting Of
''"ne, Weston, a. J. Green, ..
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VJyHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1858
n VIII be published about the 18th of December.
hwi contain ADDITION the usual Calendar Pages a.
Astronomical Matter:
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, IL
ssutye and Judicial
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE
LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Politically classified
An ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
rsssed at the Second Session Of the XXXINth Congress-
ABRIEP sRETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA
A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS (repssllns the
Bsus Laws which passed the House and was defeated "
Dc Senate, with the vote thereon
SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS
suiine the past year
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRED sCorr DE-
CIsION.
A SKETCH OF MINNESOTA
A SKETCH OF OREGON
THE TRREE NATIONAL MISUNDERSTANDING
anrsicls and DrNoesAric-sdopted in 1855, complete
LIST OF STATES CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, with
their salaries Times Of Legislative Meetings Holding Of Cen
ssHl ELECTORS, &c.
ELECTION RETURNS fIom oil the States which held Gen.
Elections daring tie 1857 By Counties Congressional
Districts and States carefully compared With previous Eee-
Jon; expressly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
Price with postage prepaid Single Copies Is cents American
s,n Is Copies for 81 Isl 100 Copies for Ss or cent BY
express, Is Copies for 81; leo Copies for 81.
Oraeis inclossl the money respectfully solicited.
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60 PER r GEMT re stI = UcTloN'
The immense assortment Of EMBROIDERIES contained Ia
stores No 767 Broadway aud No sS Grsnd.t 10 now
ready sale retail the above extraordinary reduction
prices and are now -
OFFERED BY AsSIGNEEs
FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS, AT
COLUMBIAN HALL, No. 4l GRAND-ST,
Ctmph,iDg In part
Cambc swiss Linen Breakfast Sets from 2c to She
Lace Breakfast Sets SO.
Black Grape Morning from zoe. 10 f5c
Can brie Lace and Swiss Linen Colars l2c.
b sck Grape Lace, 15c.
Clear rich embroidered Hdkf 10 French snS Scotch
work
50 doz Plain Cambria do DO e2.c de-.
100 doz. Plain C.mbIic do do, | III doz
A large lot Of Hem ST. ehed do at isic each.
Children's Plain Linen, 4ic pr de-
Ladies' and Gents ooored Bordefed from g.. up.
Flouncirs and Band, In Cambric aud swiss.
Sewed SHiss ard Cambria Insertions aud Edgugs.
Linen and English Thrt I'D Laces.
limitations Al Real VaIeDcenDes Lsces
Black French and Brussels Lscss
Children's Embroidered Robes de ChoiI).
ChLdreI's Embroidered VISITS, &c Sc-
Corded and Embroidered Skirts.
Ladies' Scarfs in Meiino and si,k.
go pieces Cents Silk Hdkfs, from lsc 10 Oi;- eph.
Also so dcz Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves ~ bali prc.
The above sale eqused aanages for persons max
Ing Holiday Presents
Sole perc ruptory without the least
C. @. HOOK one Of the Assisnees'
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2mnsemenis.


ACADEMY OF MUslC,-LA TRAyIArT.-
NoTICE-The oper. begins ., as usual
Fh,, nigh. Of veItfs favente oser,0f
LA TRAVIATA,
which will Be given in complete sye with military bald and
entirely D. and ssDfeeLs dresses uniform wit tlose Used
h' &:d hss.' Anna \ I De IA GRANGE
viii her role Of Voe,a, in which she eesd
such sensation last y si.5or srGSAnpr.
the ard successful y9ups tenor. viii continue bis debit IN
Reserved seats. and 81 So according to location m,y be
s asS 81 81 Store No. Z %sI 'A1 '''
On Thursday will be sold only the 9 50 seats.
Eorlcr the te:etved seat. may only be had dsrns tue
The price Of reserved seats IL the evening at the door viii To-
Admission eIe,. eli Family circle 50 cents; and Amph
thester IS cents, can b. procured Ouy 8, Tie door,
CADEMY of MUSIC-GERMAN OPERA
IA fhst appearance OF the srsa, B..so,
IN GERMAN OPEaA.
,r,s sSs A Ssny Pc IA A.. SfASeE :..,
First Eight OF Flotow's celebrated Opera Of
MARTHA,
Originally and expressly ys sPIPI qoa Nj
The rr'ne'P'i 'hs MSs DE- = LA GRANGE,
Nine Won BERkh and S eAR RIh fSRaEs Mr.
The Director bess state that this celebrated work which
Germany will be produce here from the composers
u,crpt score the opera In Paris where will
be syen the end this month As IL
SEQUENCE of iuItheI arrangements
NO OTHER GERMAN OPERA
can syen this Director trusts that the public VIII
sysn themselves Of the irst Opportunity OF hearing
In an opera which originally composed for him in VI
spp In which his saeoe' has been A. extraordinary As in
Rob. II lie Dsble" Don Giovanni"
EOTlCE-The sale Of SEATS will commence on THURS
DAY Dec. 10 at the three ticket Offices.
IA TRAVIATA and MARTHA on FRIDAY
~ and SATURDAY-NOr ICE.-rhe sale Of 81 50 seats
commences this morning Of precisely
AIRS. KEMBLE's READINGS.-Mrs. FRAN
WI CFS ANNE KEMBLE will read Shakespeare pl,y OF
kichsrd III on THURSDAY EVENING Dec 10 In the Lee
tore Room the University Medical College, 10 18th next
the Academy OF Mosic, begnhDe at Socock On SATUR-
DAY EVENING Dec r. will al Henry VIII. Due
lice will be given the readings OF the Course In
cludps morning reading at o'clock IN on MONDAYS
Tickets for es reading may BE- had At Messs Appeons
Francis Growers snd Chrsern's Bookstores and at the
CLARENDON. Everett, Union, st Dennis New York Metopon
tau and ST Nicholas Hotes also from c. W. Poman Janitoi
of the College.
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TaIRD EDITION JUsT PUBLIsHED:
yTyIE CASE OF DRIED SCOTT: Condensed
into large compact Pamphlet ID "a Fog sale At
Me efee, pIse % cents
CONTENTS:
rHr CASE As made ID for aud submitted TO the L. g.
Supreme Court,
II. THE JUDGMENT &c rendered by ChiefJustcs fancy,
with his Opinion in full the various matters In dis
yute;
III TIE SUBSTANCE AND VARYING POINTS Of the
, wholly OF partially cOscurrins Opinions and Points
ofJustess Wayne, Nelson, 0rteI. Dsniel, Campbell
and Casrop;
". TEE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS ofJpstlce MeLean's
dissenting Opinion;
'. THE DISSENTING OPINION In full, rendered BY
Justice CuTtis
vi AN ANALYSIS OF THE POINTS RULED, aud the
Opinions dehyeredi
VII fAE REPORT AND RESOLVES with reference TO
this Decision Of the Legss,ure Of Newly
When sent BY mail postpaid: copy IS cents copies
90 o., twelve copies for % As
We respectfully solicit order, from Of whatsoever sect
psyy who desoas that this adjudication
sAoaS be Unidentified and considered American People
HORACE GREELEY Co,
Tribune Ofce. New.Y0k.
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Ne,p publications.

BRIeAlNSPpsS; NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
81 Ills week contains great deal of startling and interesting
VIII u nDely.txecuted YOhTdAIT OF JOhN
sHaUCE, aras Pence, alas Spencer.
Mol Hod. Pal
Conviction Sentence of French Biigsnds
TuekeIman, the Mail R0bbeT
Murder Il an English Policeman.
Cnt hy on Board Of American Ships.
Stoyal, the Wife Murderer.
Adventures Of Vidocq
Dodgers Ell positions.
Autobiography Of an English Thief
Sentence OF . hurd,re
Confessions Of MlIdereTA
City officers
Exposure Of German FenesnsD.
. Gtinsn Kpucks IN Trouble
Lie Of ThInsy snd Ris Me n,
- 10y a S--s-~'-s s-.r, 49,
kee'osst 'n 81 ic0 > -, ,... -. ,,.,,..
hal News from Philadelphia st Lous Pittsburgh and oshe
places oc. ,or-srv o,o~.l .no,.s
No. III Nsss,u-st
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guffiaI Notifies.

Young Mems Republican Com iii r1s h.
- ~ stuy yessnt Institute, on THURSDAY ELNiNo'
o. 10, is5f s,74 o'Oscck By osSef. uorr Chairman
yswJ 1 SAN su,, p, }secret.ae.
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CPECIAL ANNOUNCE MENT.-JUST OUT
~ MARIAN WALLACE, or LIES CHANGES. Tals Of
Truth BY Ross Scott Universally pronounced Of the most
interesting popur and successful woks of the day. which my
be read with pleasure and profit by young AND old sale oy
ell Booksellers DERBY Il JACnoOS'
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NIBLOs GARDEN.-THURsDAY EVEN
IN ING Dec. 10, 1887. -
GABRIEL (Arst tune this engsgement) az L0UDIN
ANTOINE RAVEL, TERESA ROLLA JEROME RAvEL.
Comic Interlude, LA FETE CHAMPErhE, with the beau
full DANCES ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
Ballet Dive rtisscment-
FLORA AND ZEPHYR.
MEDINA; Or A DREAM AND REALITY.
Doors open a. Gil 10 commence at " o'clock
Tichets 80 cents; Upper Boxss . cents Children &c
Next Grand Juvenile AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE on
'A- NIcoDEMUs TIGHT ROPE, JocKo.
w ALLAC ks I II Z A E K -
w The NEW LOCAL DRAMA.
THE CREATED SUCCESS OF THE YEAR,
Received with Unparalleled euthu'issm
TONIGHT (Thurdsy) Dec 10
THE POOR or NEW.YORk
IN 5 acts and tsblesux written By tho - Club,
NEW MUSIC,
and .boundns with subjects Of Interest illustrating the
CONDITION OF NEW YORK
during
THE CRISIS OF 1857.
Performed by
Mr. BLAKE,
Mr.. LESTER.
Mr. SOTHERN.
Mr.. SLOAN.
Mr.. DAVENPORT,
Dir. T. B. JOHNSTON,
DfIs. COOKE.
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CROSBY, NICHOLS g. COMPANY

n M OS i ~ III " IL . COAlI AM
~ NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MISS CUMMINs's NEW WORK.
MABEL VAUGHAN. BY the author OF Lanpishter" Al,
universally pronounced lone Of the most successfu
works Of fiction issued in this county" limo Price l.
HERE AND HEREAFTER; Or, THE Two ALTAas. By
Anna lthern author Of Della Arlington limo Price
CHRISTIAN DAYS AND THOUGHTS. A beautiful vol
prepared by the late Rev. DR. Ephram Peabody Epe-
ssly adapted 10 the l6mo ITO be ready in few
fHE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE.
KNOWLEDGE YEAR 1853. limo. ITO De ready in
December ---- - .....
PRACTICAL GUIDE TO ENGLISH PRONUNCTA-
TON the Of Schools By Edward J. Stesrns lamo
Price Is cents
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY BOOKS FOR
CHILDREN.
WELL BEGUN is HALF DONE; Or THE forSG
PAxIER ard FIDDLEHASss Tales translated from the Ger
of Richard and DR. c. Deusch By Tfauernan'.
Enbelh. with Six EDsravinss ned in OH Coors lono'
Price rs cents
NAMES JEWEL-CAsE; Or ThuE STORIES AID FALSE.
Tales translated fom the German Of Julie Ruhkop and Aug
Moz. By TrsuermsnteL Embeished with Six Engravines
printed in On CoIors lemo. Price IS cents
hO1HEPS TRUE STORIES. With Six Engravings
printed il Oil Colois 60 lsno. Price 50 cents
BELLE AND LILLY; Or, The GOLDEN RULE. Story
fer Girls By Anew Pen. With Coored EnsriyinsS I6mo.
Price 10 sents
SPLENDID PAPER DOLLS.
An elegant series Of Paper Dolls VI entirely new and besu
ful designs to be ready this week.
Orders solicited by CROSBY, NICHOLS l. Co.
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8iationerp ax6 fanrp GOODS.

DIAN BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
ID PRINTING, stNo. 45MAl6EN-LANE City and Country
Trade suppied- ourlntns Office and Bndery complete With
New Type Steam P0er &c, enable US TO execute work
low prices Orders solicited FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Stationers and Prnters No. IS haden-lane-
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IURS FURS u K 8.
II THE AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN FUR COMPANYs
WAREHOUSE,
No. 81 MaideD-lAne, corner OF GoldTt
s. & @. SAMUELS
Offer their stock Of ch Manufactured Ladies' and
Children's FANCY FURS ut great reduction nom theu
Wholesale Prices, In order 10 realize cash, viz:
MINK MARTEN, hom ............4 ~ and upward SET
STONE AARTEN, from 10 aud upward sct
MOUNTAIN MARfEN, from s. and upward set
FRENCH SABLE. nom. % ana uPwsra SET
Also, . splendid stock Of GENrLEMENs FUR COATS,
CAPS GLOVES and MUFFLERs; also, SLEIGH ROSES
Please remember No s7Msidenlane, the American and Rus
sian Fur Conpany's Warehouse
EURS at s G r + / Z L -
IL One set Extra D.rk
HUDSON BAL SABLE,
CAPE, MUFF and CUFFS,
Which cost $50 10 manutscture,
VIII be sold for
Call snd see II at the ..
HUDSON BAY Co. WAREHOUSES;,
Nos. rs and n Maiden lane.
MARK J. KING.
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Nd PROMENADE

TJyHE ANNUAL BALL and PROMENADE
Il CONCERT In aid Of the NURSERY and CHiLDS HOS
PITAL will ske place in the Academy Of Music, the
ing Of TUESDAY. Dee. y
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fnrs an0 Robes.

4 d C. CLAM, No. 19i William ST., near
"A. Frs,Ifort and No 24 Grand st near BO~ery,
IMPORTERS and MANUFACTURES Of
FURS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
invite stenten to their Rich aud Extensive Stock Of
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
Wei Known for their elegant style. aad eIcesnt manufacture
which they will order CLOSE OUT the seasons i'm
DO tstion at PRICES FAR BELOW ORIGINAL COST.
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THEAAg'EST ARRIVAL
OF FALKLAND WINTER GOODS.
7. Y. Il I. Y. Iss.y.rrgYY.

j. T.. * 4. r. GIsTTyTy,
Respectfully Rnnouuco to theil fricuds aud he
public IN general that they have received at their
Store in Upper Augusta township, Northumber-
land county Pa, at X lines Grove. Their Fall
and Winter goods are opened TO the public a
tall assortment OF merchandise &c.
Consisting in part Of Cloths, black and fancy
Cass mers, Satuets, Checks, Kentucky Jeans
Under Shirts and Drawers and all kinds Of Fall
and Winter Goods.
A lot of ready made Cloathing consisting Of
Goats and Vests.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Shswls. Gnghans, B erage Delains, Calicoes,
black silks DC. '"'
Also fresh SUPPLY Of Drugs and MedieiLes
Groccrios 9c., of all kinds. '''''i
A new supply Of Hardware. Qurensware,
wooden ware Brooms &c.
Also a large assortment of Boots and Shoes
suitable for men women and children
H >TS AND CAPS. ~
Also an assortment OF School Books, Stationc
ry, Envelopes, Ink and cheap publications, &c.
Salt, Cheese bc., and all goods usually
kept in country store. Core and see, Come
one, come all. Cheaper that the Cheapest.
Thankful FOR past tavors we hope bv strict at
tention TO business to merit continuance OF the
same.
All Of the above named stock of goods will be
sold positively ut low prices for cash. or IN eA-
change Tor country produce at the highest mar.
ket price.
klincs Grove, Pa, Nov. 9, le56-tf
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. w. TEMIH g. CO..


OF SU N Z u n x, PA,
h ESpECTFULLN invite their friends and
MA the public to inspect their new stock OF
WINTER GOODS.
just received from phindeIphia being convint ed
that their interest i. hest promoted by strict
continuance ofther old plan Of
"SmaH profits and qict Sales"
they shall still abide by their previous course.
Amongst their stock will he found for GEN.
ThEMEN, a large assortment of READY
MADE Coats. Vests and Pantaloons Cloths.
CassIineres. Satinet,s, Festings, Under.Shi Is,
shirt Bosoms, Collars and Cravats
FOR LADIES.
Black and colored silks, De Begc Robes, De
Be.ges French Merinos, Cashmcrcs, Madona
Cloths, Cohurgs and Alpacas .Deiaines both
plain and printed Ready Made Cloaks, Brochs
and Wooieu Shawls, Tabbv Velvet IN vario us
colors. Quilie Skirts. Sack flannel various col.
ors Red and white Flannel.
ALSO:
4 general assortment of Ladies and Gentlemans
BOOTS, SHOES * CATERS. ,.
Mems, Boys and Childrens' Hn,s and CAPS.
Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, Cedarware
Stone and Earthenware- Drugs, Paints, Fish.
salt, Cheese, Nails. Oils, &c, Ac.
good supply OF school books and copy books
with printed copies on each page.
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
at the highest market prlces
/. w. TENER & Co.
Sunhury, Nov. 22, 1886.
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CENTRE OF ATTRACTION,

.AEGB SsOR RTNEErJr OF
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
CHEAP E-DURARLE,
INHESE qualities combined, the public will
find by calling at the Store Off. Y. BRIGHT
SON.-Ther assortment is large, and has
zen selected with great care, and will he dis
,sed of at a small advance.
.. THE LADIES
ill End among our Dry Goods--Woo Plaids,
lack and Fancy Silks, Plaid Lama Flannels.
lpacca, solid colored and Fancy Delaincs De-
,ges. Scotch plaids, Figured Cashmere, Per
an Twill, Coburg Cloth, Ginghams, Caicos.
Delane and Dehoge Robes,
Florence .Siik, Wool Hoods, Opera Caps,
and II7ooten Cuffs.
AIDES and CHILDREN WOOL TALMAs
.um Belts. Belt Ribbon, Mohair Head Dresses,
ibhons, Neede-woiked and Bugle Collars
bread i.aces, Flouncing. Inserting, Sviss, Null,
ambric, Nainsook, Dimity, Barred Muslin
irian,ine, and a general assortment Of white
foods. ....'.
Wool ana Cotton Carpets, Oil Cloths, Gil
hades, Rockdale blankets, Turkish counterpancs
mbossed table covers. tickings, sack flannel,
carts, kid, silk, Lisle thread and wooden gloves
GCa1 a. vy Ga&o
If every variety, Russia Crash, Linen and
cotton diaper.
THE GENTLEMEN
will find Black Blue and Brown French Cloths,
)osskins, Black and Fancy Cassimer, figured
Sntnett, Overcoating, Tweed, Felveteen.-Si
Satin, Plus. and Silk Velvet Nestiug, Neck.tics
5carfs, Collars, Gloves and Stocks.
READY-MApE cbcTrzTNG.
Hats and Caps of all sizes and prices,
OUR HARDWARE
Embraces all kinds of building material, large
stock Of Carpenters Tools OF the best manufac-
ture, files of every description, picks, grub 'oes,
Mason hammers, bar iron, steel, nails, paints,
putty, glass and oils, window sash OF all sizes,
grindstones Circular and Mill Saws
The Queemswarc Stock
is composed OF Stone China Sets, Fruit dishes,
Cake plates, sauce dishes, common plates, cups
aid saucers, together with varied assortment
of Glassware, embracing the lu:est styles
OUR GROCEREEs
are fresh and pure, among which may be found,
G.. A. Salt, Meckarel. Shud, Ccdfsh, boxed and
picked Herring Goshen and Sage Cheese. The
best of teas sugars, coilee. &c.
We return our thanks to the public for our
patronage, and respectfully invite an
examination Of our stock, as we deem 1t plea
sure to show our Goods.
Eg' Country produce taken in exchange at
the highest market prices
Sunbury, nov. 20 1885,
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COLEMAN'S

CUIIEM AIN )
CHEAP CUTLER Y STORE,
No. u North Ihird 81, Jeio,D arch,
pAIEADELYNIA.
HSOUNTRY Merchants can save from ten to
y Gi,een per cent by purchasing at the above
stores. By importing my own goods paying hut
it'll rent, and living economically, il is plain
can undcrsei those who purchase their Goods
here, pay high rents and live ike princes.
Constantly on hand large assortment Of Pen
and Pocket Knives Scissors dnd Ruzors, Table
Knives and Forks in ivory. stag. buffalo, bone and
wood handles, Caryers and Forks. &c, Butcher
Knives Dirks, Bowie Knives, Revolving and
pain Pistols, &c.
Also large assortment Of Aecordeons, &c.
Also fine English Twist and German Guns.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN,
Oct. 20, lS55.-ly. Importer.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

INilE science. of Chemistry and Medicine have been
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precedenedy upon the esteem of ali men. They safe
and pleasant to take but powerful to Teir pene.
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the distractions of its purify the blood,
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also formidable and dangerous diseases that have bafed
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Being coatci they pleasant to take; and being
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have been made which surpass belief were they sub
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@ to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
clcrgymen and physicians have lent their cert
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have sent the assurance of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of my
afflicted, suffering fcOw-men
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions their and
certificates Of their OF the following complaints:
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Heartburn llca lachc arising from foul stomach, Nan
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1855 Special Express Notiee. 1856
HOW ARD Sc CO.'S
EXPRESS. ..5

HAVING ohtaii e. full express privileges over
= the .CATAWlSSA. sUNBIKY AND
ERIE and " liliAMSrORT 4 ELMiRN
RAILROADS, we are now PREPARED To forward
all descriptions OF Exi ress Goods hy Passenger
Trains, daily, between Philadelphia aud Eimirs
connecting at Emlra with all the " esern Tx.
press COMPANIES.
All goods for Tamaqua Summit. Caiiawissa,
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-14

FHLADELFIIIA, AnrI Eth IS56
Messrs Evans & on:-Genis 1T atIods us the
highest satisfaction Ia YOU, that owing the very
protective qualities of of the Slamanler Sses which
purchased nf you few months since, saved
large portion Of our Jewery, Books, Papers, &c expo
sed to the caamtuous fire IN Ranstead Place. the
ing of the lth inst
When reflect that these Safes located in the
fourth story of The building occupied, aud that they
fell subsequently inn heap of burning ruins where the
vast concentration caused the brass plates melt
cannot hut regard the preservation of the valuable
tests most convincing proof Of the great security uur-
dsh by your Safes.
We shall take much pleasure in recommending them to
men OF business as Il suie reliance against fire. a.
GEORGE w. SIMoSs & 4RoT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-14
Cheap Watches s. JeweIry

WHOLESALE and Retail. at the "rhiladel-
w phia Watch and Jewelry Store" No. 96
North Second Street, corner of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
Gold Lever Watches full jeweled 10 carat eases $500
Guild Lepne lsk. S2iOoi Fine Silver Spe1 tacles ISO
silver lep full iewed, s9lGoh Braceets, 400
Silver Lever, full iewpd i2 aides Gold Pencils, 100
snpenw Quarters, 7.|sva Tea spoons, set, 500
Gnld Spectaces, 7,Nl
Gold Pem, with Pencil and Silver Holder, 100
Gold Finger Rings. 37i cents to $50; Watch
Glasses, plain, l23 cents; Patent, is3 Lunet,
rs; other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted 70 DO what they are sold for. .r.-
IN = STAUFFER & HARLEY,
On hand, some Gold and Silver Lovers aud
ispines. still lower tAaa the sbsse prins.
Oot. I, ls58.-iy,