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AN EDITORS HEAD.

Tie editor Of the Adrocaie, at Minersville,
has not ouly got himself into hot water, but
gets his ueigLbors together by the ears
occasionally, since lie has occupied the chair
editorial.
. According 10 Mr.. Prices account OF his
experience, an editors head is an article not
easily broken, if we may judge Of the expert
mept tried upon his own. Mr. Price, giving
an account of II fight in the bsr-room, says !:
They set on us at once, and before We
were aware Of anything We were down. When
in this position, three manly operations were
commenced on US some had the spirit Of
kicking us most violently, some seized our
head aud beat il in the most violent manner
against the floor, while u third, Henry James,
OF Ashland, lashed away at our skull with a
billy, the most murderous and unmanly Of
weapons. Only for the Interference of Mr..
DeIlaven and others there is no doubt at all
that James would have killed us il is d
wonder that he did not, for the villain applied
bis Lil! to our bare head iLrse times With sll
bis might wien down"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

SENTENCE FOR JioRsE AND Cow STEALiSG
IN SouTn CAROLINA james Symes, a white
man, convicted at Charleston on three sepa-
rate indictments, viz: one for horse stealing,
aud two others for COW steuling, has received
Tue following sentence:
"F'or horse stealing, to be imprisoned for
six months and on the first Nj onday in Janu-
airy, 1858, to receive twenty stripes on the
bare back, in the public market On the first
Monday in February, twenty stripes on the
first Monday in March, twenty stripes; and
on the first NJ onday in April, twenty stripes,
and pay a fine Of S200. The sentence for
COW stealing. in the first case, is to pay fine
Of $50, and in default thereof TO receive
twenty stripes; and for the second to pay a
fue of $3.50, or in default thereof receive
twenty stripes.
A CASE FOR LEGlsLAroEs,--lf go into
grocer's shop and steal two or three pieces of
sugar, ] am u thief. But fthe grocer sells me
pound Of sugar, and there are one or two
ounces shorl, he merely sells things by false
weight. / am imprisoned. The grocer is
fined few sLilings aud escapes. ] am guilty
Of but one theft. The grocer, it may be is
guilty of a thousand, for he robs every person
20 whom he sells goods with those false
weights. Now can you tell us by what
strange anomaly Of the law the greater thief
is allowed TO get OF so much more cheaply
than the lesser? Why shouldn't there be the
same law for both ?-I'unch.
B. c. BAcHNAE, CASHIER OF THE LANCASTER
BANK. ACQUITTED The case Of this gentle
man, charged with embeZzlement in the Lam
caster Bank, was, tried in the Lancaster
Quarter Sessions last week, and resulted in a
verdict ofacQuittsl after a full hearing. The
jury retired with the case on Friday morning,
and returned with their verdict abort ten
o'clock at night. Bachman was accordingly
discharged; aud on motion Of counsel, MIR.
David Longenecker, late President of the
Bank, and implicated in the same charge was
also discharged.
PEnsEcUTIoY or CHRISTIANS IN Cochin
! CHNA.- The Moniteur de la Fotte contains
O statement of the persecution which is now
carried on against Christians ut Tonquir, for
merly' an independent kingdom, but now a
| province of Cochin China. According TO
accounts recently received, churches have
been raZed TO the ground, missionaries ar
rested or driven away, and the Christian
schools all closed. A Spanish bishop Mgr.
Diaz, vicar apostolic of Central Tonquin, has
been arrested aud imprisoned with chain
round his neck at Nam ing, town situated
near the coast. This unfortunate preiate
who had been condemnrd TO death, was still
alive on the 18th Of July last, in the prison
into which he had been thrown in the midst
of all the malefactors Of the country.
Thomas Hyer the consueror Of ankee Sui
/ liyan has been sppointed Superintendent O.
Lands aud Places, by Nj. street Commis
Sicnpf 'onolrf If AeA York
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CONFESSION or THE .aiuRDETERs.

Henry Fife and Charlotte Jones, who to-
gether with Monroe StewarD were recently
tried before the Allegheny Court and found
guilty of the murder of George Wilson and
Elizabeth McMas his sister in that coun-
ty, have made confession to the Jailor.--
They acknowledge having murdered the two
old people. The intention originated with
Charlotte Jones. When the two gained ad-
mission to the house, Fife stabbed the old
man, and Charlotte struggled with her aged
aunt. Failing 20 kill her, Fife was obliged
to assist and the double murder was compile.
ted. The chest was then searched, and its
contents taken and the two left the house.
They both assert that Stewart is entirely in.
nocent Of the murder-that be was not there
at the time, nor did he know any thing oi
their intentions.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

TIE DIscoyEEY or COLD IN CAiIFoREIA.-
The discovery of gold in California, though
it has enriched the nation, has been attended
with disaster TO the diseovegers. Captain
Sutter in whose mill lume the FIRST gold vas
found, which gave rise to the California fever
and peopled that region, has been entirely
ruined by the turn that events have since
taken. In an account which he gives OF the
effect upon himself, be says it broke up his
labors, stopped his taanery, left lis mills de.
serted, und, from the prospect, Of being the
richest man on the PsciGc, he is now hope
lessly ruined. Marshall! the mau who made
the discovery, is hardly any better of. AT
this very moment, wronged OF every COLLAR
md every foot Of land no possessed, he would
not have, bat for the daily charity Of cou,pa-
rdtive strangers, even cabin in which 60 Icy
his head to res, at night. SGtter says, it was
in u conversation with Marshall that l!Gr-
graves. the discoverer of gold in Australia,
first obtained the idea Of seeking for the pre-
cous metal ia that country. Mr.. llargrayes
for his discovery, received from the British
government the sum Of $4,000 (S25, ,OO0), and
from the Australian government 10000
1850 0G0)-makiGg SI5,CnD.
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Ig 81 900 II EcWARD will be paid for any Medicine
that will excel PRATT BUTCHERS MAGIC OIL
Tor the following diseases rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Spinal Affection Contracted Joints Chuc Pains, Pains
~ the SIDE 0I Back, Headabhe Tooihache, SpIns, Sore
Throat Cuts Biuisrs Burns, and all diseases of the skin
Muscles and the Glands. None genuine without the sig
ngiure Of PRATT BuTcHER attached to each lasel.-
Principal Office, a06 Washington street, Brooklyn, New
York. Sold by
Albert W. Fisher, Druggist, Market street, sunbury,
p5S- This is to certify, that have made
but one application of the Magic Oil on my
fingers, which have been drawn from contrac-
tion of the cords, brought on by rheumatism.
1t was of seventeen months standing, and |
now entirely cured. cheerfully recommend
it to all afflicted likewise.
j. NJ. FINBROOK,
Harrisburg. u Locust street.
July 25, lS57,-Iy.
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Estate of THOMAS GRANT, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given to creditors and others
~ interested, that the Orphans Court of n orlh-
UNI berand county have appointed the subscriber
udier to distribute the monies in the hands of
J. II. Zimmerman, Administrator of Thomas
Grant, deceased, to and among those legally enti-
tied. He will attend for that purpose at his Office
in the Borough of Sunbury, on NJ onday, Decem-
Der 2sth inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Creditors arc
cautioned that It is not sufficient TO have given
their claims and accounts to the Administrator,
but they must see that they are presented to the
Auditor at the time appointed, and duly proved,
otherwise they will not be included in the distri.
button.
JNO. X. CLEMENT, Auditor.
Sunbury, Dec. 5, 1857.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named persons have filed their petitions in
the Prothcnotarys Office and that they will
apply to the next Court of Quarter Sessions
OF the Peace of Northumberland coun,y for
License for Taverns and Restaurants, &c:
John Lesser, petitions for tavern license in
the borough of Sunbury, old stand.
John Weaver. petitions for tavern license
in 'Trevorton, Zerbe township.
Martin E. Bucher, petitions for restaurant
license, in the borough Of Sunbury, an old
stand.
Jacob Devictor petitions for restauran.
license, in the town OF fTrevorton Zerbe town
ship.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Pro,h'y.
Prothonotnrys Office,
Sunbury, Dec. 5, 1851,
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GeIegtapbie Nelus.
tn. NEW yorI. BnnIes.

NEw YonK, Nov. 28--Notwithstanding
the large shipments Of gold to Europe per
Arabia, on Wednesday last, the specie line
of the Banks will, it is stated, show no cur
tailment on Monday. but on the contrary, a
further increase, the round total reaching
not far from S24,000000 As to the pros
pect of a resumption of specie payments, it
is reported in we'll informed quarters that
such a proceeding will not certainly take
place before the opening OF the New Year,
while others predict that there will be no
resumption before Spring. The purchases Of
Bank Stock during the week have been quite
extensive, and generally at improving prices.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

BD' The Pottsvile Standard announces the
progress Of our Congressman and his arrival
ut Philadel phia, on his journey to the Capt.
tol of the nation, as the Honorable represen-
tative Of that place. Our neighbor Of the
Gdeette made a previous announcement
claiming the representative as from tbs
place. There should be no conflicting opin-
ions between the two organs on this subject.
PoS,erity is still left in doubt in regard to
the birthplace of Homer. The Standard
says that but for the Cake faction, he would
have been in Congress two years ago.
There is no question but that his cake was
al dough" on that occasion.
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foreigll Me'us.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM LIVER
POOL.
srEAMkR FtLroN oFF CAPE RACE.
$500, 900 in Specic--7As Financial Crisis in
Esolun1 o.,i J,,a., 1f.ax, 1Tr,Iefs I'm.

100000 in Specie-1he Financial Crisis IN
England and Nance-- Money Markets In
proriag--Nore Failues-Fan in Bread
auGs-C6sso1s, S91 500.
ST. Jouxs, Newfoundland. Saturday after
poos, Nov. 2s.-The New York and Havre
steamship Fulton, Captain Woosten, passed
Cape Race last evening at 5 o'tlock. She
left IIavre on the l1th inst, and Southamp-
.on at 8 o'clock on the afternoon Of the 18th
INST. Ste has on board { ! passengers. S220-
100 in specie, and a very large and valuable
cargo Of French merchandise.
The Fultou's dates ore four days later
than those brought by the Vanderbilt
,lrea9y telegraphed from thin poihr.
YNe Cunard steamer Europa. from Boston,
via Halifax. with American dgtes TO the 4th
Of November, arrived L: Liverpool on the
10th inst.
The financial advices brought by the Ful
tor, although not as exciting us those Of the
Vanderbilt, are nevertheless OF absorbing
interest.
The good effects Of the suspension OF the
bank charter we're still showing themselves
everywhere throughout Great Britain.
The money market was frmcr than at the
last advices, and the demand for discounts at
the Bank Of England less pressing. Consols
had also adyanced-the closing quotations on
the evening" Of the 18th inst. being 99t 99s
for money, and 80 for the account Of the nth
Of December.
The Bank of France, as was anticipated at
the last advices. had announced its determi-
nation to Immediately extend its issues, and
was disc0unling liberGily.
The rate Of discount at Hamburg had re-
coded. The last quotations being ".
Several iron manufacturing firms had call
ed their creditors together for the purpose OF
trying to make some amicable arrangements,
in order to avoid, if possible, full suspension.
A panic had occurred in the English
Breadstuti's market, and prices We're declining.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

The Vanity Of Riches is seldom Illustrated
so striklugly as in the case Of the great Eng
lish millionaire, Morrison who died worth
S20,000,000. 1t seems to be one Of the con-
ditions of the accumulation orenornlous wealth
in single generation that the possessor shall
first disqualify himself from enjoying it, end
in some cases even from appreciating the fact
that he holds it. Mr.. Morrison accumulated
this almost fabulous amour, himself and in the
regular course OF his business witt o # and ex-
traordinary turn CflOrlune yet the following
extract from letter in the Boston Post shows
how little beneit he permitted himself 10 re-
ceiye from all his wealth. What satiIe il
is upon the exclusive devotion Of ail the fac
ulties to the mere accumulation Of property ::
MIR. Morrison retired from active business
several years aince without Withdrawing his
capital.rom the merchantile house aud though
managing bis vast funds himself up to the
time OF his death with all the sagacity of ear
lier days, be has for the last three years been
possessed with the idea that he should come
to want. NJ ore than two years ago he com
menced doing day labor upon farm hc!d by
one of his tenants, for which he received twelve
Eliliags week and this he continued up to
the time of his illness. For the last eighteen
months he has been regular applicant for
relierto the parish, assembled twice week
with the town paupers at the door Of the
'Union,' aud receiving with each one Of them
his two shi.l.ngs and a quarter Leaf. His
friends have induIged him in these raucies on
the ground that it was the best choice Of two
evils. The truth is that money was his god
and the idea became at last too CREATOR him
and broke him dowr.' And yet he is sn:d to
have made Il most juGicious will and his in
vestmerts up 20 the last are characterized by
great good sense. The probate duty on HI;
will exceeds GlO0,G ,GUG."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

u. The municipal election in New York
on Tuesday last drew out an extraordinary
vote. 1t exceeds by about COCO the total
number CT the Presidential election OF 1856
and by DO less than $4,000 the total Of the
State election Of last month. Wood is beaten
by about 2CGO votes lie had very Tormid-
able combination against bim-Amercaus
Republicans, Rrforuers and Wings aided By
n very active and Influential section Of the
Democrats themselves. The Democrats have
elected majority OF tie City Councils and
the Board Of Aldermen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

g5" Arrangements are making in several
quarters Of tie State to give ecat to the
Inauguration of General Packer, Governor
elect. He will be escorted from his home to
Harrisburg by the Williamsport Brass Band,
fine volunteer company, and number Of
personal and political friends. Delegations
from many other towns are making prepara-
tions to be present 1t has b Ell proposed to
hold q convention Of Democratic editors, in
Harrisburg, on the DAY before the inaugura.
ton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

sy DANIEL BECKLEy, Esq, our new Pro-
thonotary, entered upon the duties Of his
Office on Tuesday last, the lst Of December
inst. Mr. Beckley has had considerable ex.
perience as clerk and possesses the qualif,
cations requisite to make q good officer.
That he will fulfil the expectations of his
friends we have 70 debit
Mr.. Beard, the old Prothonotary, rctires
after six years service. His oblgipg and
generous disposition, during his term. made
him favorite with the Bar and all who had
business transactions with the court and Lis
Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. 30-W. 7.
Tuekerman, who was formerly Treasurer Of
the Eastern Railroad Company, was arrested
at New Haven, last night, on the charge OF
mail robbery. He confesses his guilt
BosToH, Nov. 30.-rhe evidence against
Mr. Tuckerman is conclusive. lie acknow-
ledges having $500 worth Of stolen postage
stamps. Five hundred dollars in uotes on
the Lee Bank of Massachusetts were found
on him.
The Philadelphia mail to Boston being
missed, with others, tue Railroad Superin
tendents on the New Y FORK and Boston route
the Postmasters aud Special Agent Hol
brook, have been on the alert for severa
weeks past, to catch the robber The amount
of the robberies is supposed to be large.
Mr.. Tuckerman will be examined at New
Haven tomorrow.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

SUSPENSION OF TuE BANK OF ENGLAYD.-ln
the midst Of the panic in England the Treas
ury issued an order suspending the charter Of
the Bank of England aud authorizisng the
issue of small notes to any amount. The
effect of this move has been to make times
easier, and we hear Of number Of gentlemen
in London WHO, consequently contemplate
sending out orders for new suits at the Brown
Stone Clothing Store Of Rockhill & Wilson
Nos. COS aud Cos Chestnut street, above 9th
in this city.
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Ggs .Sflathets.
Philadelphia Market.

Dec. 2, 1887.
GRArN.-The receipts Of Wheat continue
quite large, though the market is inactive
Good red is held at 81 20 q 81 ~, and 81 25
a 81 33 for good white. Sales Of choice
Kentucky at ST. so, and very superior Roau-
oke at so 25. Rye is steady at 75 cents.
Corn is dull, and light sales are making at
rs T6c. Oats are in demand at from 32
33 cents per bushel.
Cloverseod--Sale of prime al s. per
ca lbs.
whiskey-Sales at 2lt cts. in bbls. and
in hhds. at 81 cents.
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NJ 4 r r | A G E S.

At the N. L. Parsonage in Lewisbure, on
the 18th inst, by Rev. j. Ii. Dashell, CHARLES
5. WETzEL, to Miss MARY RANcK, both of
Chillisquaqne tp.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. II. W. Wilson,
WM, L. BIRD of Columbia county to Miss
MARTHA j. VAsTISE, of this county.
In Pottsville. on the Goth ult., by the Rev.
Jos. McCool, WILLIAM SAVAGE, formerly of
this place, to Miss Isabella Hay, of Potts
Vile.
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The Presidents Message.

WAsnISGroS. Nov. 2s.-The President
has determined to keep bis message open
until the last moment, and it is extremely
doubtful whether il is sent even as far as
Philadelphia in advance Of its delivery to
Congress. The President has nlso adopted
the utmost caution with reference to the
contents Of the Message. and you may rely
upon il that all reports that may be published
with regard to the topics upon which it
treats are purely guess-work, aud nothing
more,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

Eheumatisms, Of the most severe kind have
been cured by using bottles of Du Fdlrs
GalrAaic OIL. Back-ache, pain in the head,
sick head ache, nervous diseases of the head,
are every day being cured sound by the use Of
DU WALLIS GALN ANIC OIL.
AGESTs FOR DU Wallis GALvANIe oL.-Frilng 4
Grant, a. w. Fisher, w. WeImer, c. WcnA, II d.
Maize, BeTgstresser 4 Hun.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
4 Cour. of Northumberland county will be cx-
posed to public sale on SATURDAY, the Goth
day of DECEMBER, 1857, on the premises,
the following described real estate to wit
A certain piece or Tract of Land, situate in
Rush township, county aforesaid, adjoining lands
of the heirs OF Spencer MetIGr, Gilbert De,z Phil
ip Meller's heirs and others, contaiEing One Hun
dred Acres and ifty-iour perches strict measure,
more or less, about ten of which are timber
hand, and the remainder cleared and in cGlya-
ton. Whereon are erected a two story stone
House, frame Barn, Wagon-H House, good stone
spring house and other out-huildings. Also u
good Orchard. Late the estate OF William Carr,
decd. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of
said day when the terms CT sale will be made
known by
PHILIP HUFF, Admir-.
BY order OF the Court,
G. b. PURSEL, elk. o. &.
SunbuTy Dec. 8. 1857,
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By order OF the Court,
G.. B. PuRSEE, elk. o. &. J
SunbuIy, Dec. 5, 1857.
Estate Of John Kaughawout, deed.

Estate OF John Haughawout, deed.
Joseph Haughawout, Writ Of Partition
VS.. and valuation issued
The Heirs Of John out Of the Orphans
Haughawout, deceas- Court Of n NortEumber-
ed. land county.
N0TICE.-To the heirs and legal repre-
sentatiyes Of John Haughawout, deceased.
You are hereby notified that, by virtue os
the above writ to me directed, and inquest
will be held at the late residence of said
John Haughawout, deceased in Rush town
ship, Northumberland county, on Saturday
the 26th day Of December next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of making Partition
of, or to value aud appraise the Real Estate
of said deceased, at which time and place
you may attend if you think proper,
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
SheriG's Office, Suubury, !
November 20, 1857.
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d E A Il Ii S

In this place, on Monday last, Mr.. WILL
LIAM DlEHL, aged 28y years aud 2 months
In Lyeoming county on the 18th inst, Mr.
EDWARD ALBUM, aged so years, 10
months and 20 days.
In Jerseyshore, l4th inst, after a very
briefilluess, Mrs. Aura WHlPPLE, 10
the 70 year Of her age.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

EE- Col. JOIN R. Eek is strongly recon-
mended by "Old Lycoming" for the post of
Sergeant-at-Arms of the State Senate. He
is well qualified for this position, and we hope
he may be fortunate enough to get it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

sas TIE WHEAT CROP never looked more
promising than at present. We trust that
the era of good crops has returned. The
last wheat crop in this county will not aver
age more than a quarter crop, and is poor at
that
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AUDIT

Y Office TO all persons interested. The sub.
scFiber, the Aaditor appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas of Northumberland County,
to distribute among the Lien creditors the money
in Court raised By the Sheriil's sale of the real
estate OF Dr. Jacob b Mssser, will attend ios
that purpose at his office in Sunbury, ON Thurs
day. the aSih day Of December, inst, at 10 O'clock
4. NJ.
w, l. GREENoUGH.
z suLtury, Dee :, 1851.
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ETT The Muncy Luminary says that large
Bear was killed On Muncy Creek TIE early
part Of last week. After BIuin was severely
wounded, but before he was made to surren-
der, we learn he struck dog with such
force, as TO break its back in three places.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

Ey ASHLAND, in Schuylki'l county, now a
large and aourishing town, was only laid out
in l841 on lands then owned by Brook,
Patterson L Hart.
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suNBuRY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements. A
BROADWAY FAMILY GROCERY!
Flour, Feed and Provision store.
Brsad,coy belotU Blackberry Street.
LEVI ASH OLTZ

LEVI SEAS II OIL TZ,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
AZ Sunbury and vicinity that he has just re-
ceived fresh and choice supply of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part of Hams, Shoulders, Mackerel,
Herring, White Fish, Cod Fish, Salt Preserved
Fruit, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, Molasses, Rice,
Sugar, Coffee, (green, roasted and ground,) I'm
perial. Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Black
Teas, Cedar-ware, Stone-ware, Soaps, brushes
plow and wash lines, boots and shoes, tobacco.
segars, &C., together with every article usually
found in first class Grocery Store, all of which
will be sold at the lowest prices, either for cash
country produce. He has also prepared to sup
ply the citizens with fresh bread, twist rolls, pics
pretzes and cakes Of every kind.
n. b. The highest cash prices will bo paid for
butter and eggs, corn, oats. rye and wheat.
Sunbury, Dec 5, 1857
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Is Consumption CavdJle.-We cannot doubt
that in many cases of seated Consumption
cure has been effected solely by the use of the
Wild Cherry preparation OF DR.. Wistar. It's
healing effects are certainly wonderful.