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gsa- Hogs should always have access
to the ground, and for breeding sows is
indispensably necessary. The want Of
this has been the death of many q fine liz.
ter. ~
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gG- Law is like sieve: you may SEQ
thronghsit, but you must be considerably
reduced before you can get through it.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-26

No. Tt is ever the least in talent that
become malignant and abusive.
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FREEHOLD J., MORNING, NOVEMBER 26. 1867

his mother and sisters flashed over his
1 soul.
But Mister" exclaimed Williams,
/" How are we to know that you'll keep
your word?"
Il will stay here until yon go into the
lefty and returnlo was the response of the
Iprisoner.
Padding was vet silent, with a gloom
on his brow, while Van Vert and Will.
Jams looked in one anothers face. The
prisoner with agony quivering in every
feature, awaiting their reply.
Dress yot:tself," muttered Paulding, in
rough voice.
:" Then you consent. you will let me
go?r eagerly exclaimed the disguised Of
flcer
Paulding made no reply.
Slowly he resumed his apparel
He then looked arouud as il to read his
doom in the faces Of these brave men.
For they were rude men. 1t was an
awful time Of fear, doubt, murder, that
era of $780, No man could trust his
neighhor. His thirty miles of neautral
ground was as muchunder the control OF
law as the Desert Of Arabia. These men
had felt the hand Of British wrong; they
had been robbed, i'll treated, trampled
under foot, hy British power.
Here was chance to make them all
lrich men. The young mans words were
| fair. He would remain prisoner until
they had tested his truth, by going to
New York. They knew that some strange
mystery hung about his path; they guess
ed that his escape would bring danger to
Washington. But more than this, they
could neither know. nor guess.
Admit az some have urged, that these
men were robbers, who came out this fine
6morning Of September to try their fortune
on the highway. and the case becomes
more difficult II poor men, they would
scarcely refuse his offer: If robbers they
would at once take watch, and horse, and
gold, and bid him go 60!
Cor some moments deep silence pre-
vailed.
Will you accept my offer. gentlemen?
Pauldiug thrned and faced him.
mol said he, in voice which chilled
the young mans blood: If you were to
ottl me ten thUusduu SulHedS COulu not
would not let YOU 60!
The prisoner said notsa word but his
face grew paler.
They went slowly forth from the wood
and stood once more beneath the Tulip
Poplar.
The Young stranger looked upon his
horse. which was to bear him away pris
oner, and his heart thrilled with pang,
like death.
At this moment, turning to the west, he
beheld sight which chilled his blood
The British ship yulture,-which he had
missed near West Point by some accident
never vet explained rode there, upon the
calm Hudson, within mile from the spot
where he stood. Escape, safety, honor,
so near, and yet he was prisoner.
Once more he turned. once more in
piercing tones with hurried gestures, he
besought them to take all; he promised
them fortune. only that he might depart.
But still that stern answer:
" For ten thousand guineas we would not
let you go!"
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n- The height of folly-taking bit.
ters when one has no money to pay for .
dinner.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-26

ms The strongest string yet known is
said to be string Of onions.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-26


The sin was tip in the heavens. The
breeze tossed the magnificent limbs Of the
Tulip Toplar. Grouped under its shad-
.ow were the captors and their prisoner.
Here. the manly Paulding, with an ex-
preston Of pity stealing over his face;
there Williams his countenance express
ing a dull, apathetic wonder; farther on,
Van Vert, his form rising above his com
rades, while his arms were folded across
his breast. The cards were Uttered over
the grass, but each man grasped lis rife.
O, silken people~in fine robes, who read
your perlumed volumes, detailing the vir-
tues Of the rich and great, can you see
no virtue under those rude waistcoats,
no greatness in those peasant faces? 1t
has been my task again, to portray the
grandeur Of d Washington, the chivalry
OF Lafayette. The glorious deeds OF Wayne;
but here in these halfrobber. half soldier
forms, methinks is found a SELF-DENIAL
that will match the brightest Of them all.
Honor to Washington, and Lafayette, and
Wayne, and honor to Paulding, Williams
and Van Vert, the Poor MEN HEROES OF
THE REVOLUTION.
They. stood grouped under the Tulip.
Poplar; Bat their prisoner?
He laid his-arm upon his horses neck
and hid his face on its dark name.
Long ago the bones Of that young trav,
eler crdmbled TO the dust, in a felon's
grave. beneath a gibbet's foot.
Long ago, on stormy night, the light.
niugs Of God descended upon the Tulip
Poplar, and rent its trunk to the roots
and7scattered its branches 10 the air.
Aud Paulding, Williams and Van Vert
are also gone, but their names arc re.
membered for cvermure. Let uslook for
a moment at the class to which they be
longed. let Us take one Of these humble
men and paint the picture of poor Man
Hero
49, He crouches beside the trunk Of the
giant, on the wild wood side. He sweeps
the overhangiiig leaves aside with his
brawny hand 1.-The light falls suddenly
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Permit Mr. John Anderson to pass the
Guards to the White Plains, orsbelow If
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IRA Tsp o r. e 4 TION
Gleveland 9 Pittsburg Railroad.

GleveIand q PittsburR 7RaiIroad.
- = e Z : -
- - = t y 8 llIEz5
- z=2EG-.sA ~ re. =. - IT, = ~
SPRING ARRANGEMENT. ~
LtLtttS5E " tfs.0tlgds5 70 t4stttSOtTgh
fElNomn eIter M3nqaTt March SlSott Trains VIII run
" daily SSund1%'5 e3eepted| Us toll9E8s
LEAVE CLEVELAND,
7i5SA 81 Man Train stefs III MI Wa lions. nrrivas al
pi1St5TrS n 1.9h p IL sn,i lEis
p Ms's - go = : 7ssi - ttf = stsis y 4:tg
2i6 p n ESDress Train stons onIva NJ H,ison R.yenns
Aitance Bayard salIneyilie WeiS1vTiis i S,ISi sndi
k.t6 n nT ~. . - ri ~ ~. AZ o'5V
statISns 1'4 tss ''44A eAu nay
ii,,,,= =, ,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,, aai ifH
- .s.s 4 .5zz LEAVE PIIIsAgRtsIi.
sso 81 9laH Train, stops at way Stations, arrives at
Gsyeland ut 500 = 81 ana Wheeling at sb5
go 2 M - y as's5
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ISL. LAW OF NENVSPAPEIts.

y IaL LAW OF NLNVSPAPEItS.
subscriters who give express notice the
ry, considered wing continue their subser-
ILL subscribers the IscontinuaHCe Of their peril
eais publisher ay continue send them untilnl
FHges paid.
lf neglect refuse TO take their perod
offices which they directed, they held
0nshle till they settled the bill and ordered them
Cutinued.
subscribers other places without Inform
publishers, and the papers to the former die
tiOn, they are held responsible.
-1he decided that refusing tS take peFOdi-
IRON the Office, or removing leaving uncAled
:, Is Pripid Jucid evidence of Intentional fraud.
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MIS- i Gus.

Il
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
GOLUMBUS.sO o., ~
The most TI1eroash nnd lSrncIicnI EnStIu
lGt9nsAai the West. s
TERMS:
EofhgA CouFee' {Nettdtttg az De1HFttents Of Book
GGtsRsng lectures '.a hsesldRastp, f.vGgtrEEy IN
FS C5aEss IL Iai;
2Hg PRoPRlEToRs take great pleasure In expressing
II their thanks for the gratifying aud 1npreceiented sae.
cess which have career their instItuton since
sa as :9as eas ss e
inSresSng demand for aad c0mpreen
Of The Principal In heavy and CONNER
men nsS 9 70 STHg O. Of
nor 4TrAiNED BY Any OTHER INST tfITioS. Escb
stden by This new proceas drilled DESK adtrti
q 81 as 'f fteg sS5s fs ;as aa
Aouse and thus All isiteFin and
blIndera hEc, W 9 great measure, dssIpated.
ants We have SSS I 81 o ss1 a. 6' tit
asis eiasnt Lecturers IN Ohio to lecture commercial
Our course InstEuctIon Is too extended 10
ENTITY BOOK KEEPiN Wiz fs asS a I "
rs upon Commercial History
ography, Commercial Products, Commercial CalcnIS tons
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics Of Trade Part
nersllps Sc.
THE LADIES' DEPARYaLENT
Is opened for the reception No institution In
le Union part more thorough Interesting course IN
In conclpson would add NE shall put forth
pest efforts 70 merit In stun eminent degree 1at
etlng reception with which enterprise has
Pteage otslsekreS TO 41lFt thorough 1rGctclE
c2urse or eEcdntke L9sErtttoH jore az ann
aaeF Sf9ttk0r MercIHtie COHeQe. =
Among the many We give the follow.
Ing;--.
ave, the take pleasure in tes.ying that We
are personally acquainted with Mr. GFsngers ability
Accountants and Teacher OF Book Keeping, which the
highest order He has had great experience as an Ac-
gives him superior faeIles IN mpaFting Psasstsat
knoAeLeags ~ oob Gad borough C0nanlsrcidI
L J. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
73Es 5.sf ~ EEEs President Of Farmer ColeRe,
3LoRIN ANDREWS, y
President Of KenyoJ College,
TO young men who wish to acquire s.Btstn EdWcG.
s Nc VEIN I9k M i H9SEds iecsiss very seldom qqaled
Sdge and aptnss In teaehiu added practical Counting
oot experience, and feel confident that graduates
ms college VIII be tuy competent to keep cOnpEt
cGteOt setQ Of Books.
A.R.ST0NE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. JJ.JANNEY9 Secy Board Of Control State Bank of o.
J.E. PAHD1. Book Keeper ut D. n W0oiburyts laa
D.OVERDIEli Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
Z H. q. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus CA as and Coke Co.
Y. u. MASON BOOK Keeper at ]. H. Riley q Co.'6.
e8 full particulars, send for circular. 5I
GRA8GER d ARMSTRONG;,
Ist-Iy-.-s-.. ProDrtetoF8. Z
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'TC 0oRI1 IlsPoNDENTs.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
al6usness Of the luegencer, should be addressed
: proprietOEs ~
concerning the editorial department OF the paper,
pU be addressed to the Edtors Jointly, or to either
them.
correspondents writing for publication, will please write
y one side OF uIe paper.
prompt attention 10 correspondents than
might otherwise receive.
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Sundries.
SOf1 p0EEN Corn BF1umES 3tis es3.sSHf
~ 1a dozen Zinc WaShboaIdS
af 8 boxes Pearl SttFchs Assssf5g
f33ff SO hblSs New .9GasEere4, No. 81 ~
20 balIi RIO ColeeS ss7.a
< t5 g b6I9s sen elI SnsSFs.
srf4s4ssa CO. = sEXiFaSti flour. ~ !
as-ls Received and for. sale
agee K30RuRN 81 AppEe;
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Gllr l1brelilrg 9n,trlligrrreer.

9AILy, TRI-wEEKIY AND WEEKLY, BY
n MPBELL & McEERMOT.

of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy st.
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New Stock!

New SGook!
cFWelry,l Watches, GIOClts. silver Ware. 81
ANDaEANCY8 GOODS 31Ssss
AT BRONVN9S5, IIS5 MAIN SIT. s
NHE subscriber his return from the Fasern
line that he has yet offered, = -
ls numerous patrons and the public generally
pecnly invited 20 call and examine his Socl
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TIE L4DLESi J1ARY3fElN,T I

the undersigned, take pleasure in estiyng that We
and Teacher Of Book Keeping, which Is Of the
In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives Nun superior IaeLltties In inpartng PEdcttcaE
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DIR. =. G. WINCHELL,
DENTIST,
CIAS taken suit OF splendid rooms in HornbrOOks
Ii block, 11S Main ST., directly O. II. Browns Jews
ry store where he hopes to establish himself permanently
BY close attention business, reasonable charges
and faithful work always warranted he hopes to secure
hare of patronage.
Teetl Including the Continuous Gum'' work. Filling
cleaning aud extracting, done in the best and most faithful
No charge advice. For further particulars inquire
he Office. nly24
ALFRED HUGHES, Md
Homeopathic Physician,
HAS his OEce and HesdenCe, permanently
located himself the Of Fourth and uincey Streets
below tie First Presby yterian Church
OFFICE HOURs:-Morning, from TO 9
Noon, ." :. 8
Evenings, tts9
BILL OF PRICES.-POr single visit, T5oens; medicine,
g cents For visits day, 80 cents; medcds
IS Advice Oce medicine, frOm 20 60 cts
and upwards, as the case may be. fsf
Obstetric cases from IS to $40.
vIsitsto the country according to distance.
re above Bill OF Prces Is gveu because It is said my
charges much higher. my 8-1yd
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TERMS
E9l, lts Ceurse, fNestdtsg az DepartHents ef Book
EtepthRs Lectures ld IsnRtdHGIiD, i9,uGytnLEg IN -
For FHlt C0urss IL ELGdiss DstdyjTest H. 50
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,.-E3lF35,i OPENED THIS DAY. and now ready for
sale, a'fEesh supply Of ChiekefinE sons esI-
q sS,otsd od Piano RoTtss bsaal Rlsek ais
tone and Of touch surpassed either S5
country or Europe and offered lowest r1Gnufaet.
Fets prices, including carriage.
AI9o Princc Co.'s AIel0deon1, stvetb fuIl
haI swell, Of lne Rosewood fnBh aud at the olest u6
prices; with general MARITIME celebFated
t9ian French and German Tions Viollncellos PinteS
hortneaS Tuning Forks, best Itaaa
M Win an other articles in the music line, and gene
wholesale retail the old MusIe and Yarety
No. 28 Union street. = = : y 7sSsl 4H7s itsSss
my2 7LJAg. STRLLOR.
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Books, stationery a. Wall gksaper.
s ~ NEyVseAR3A NGE.MEF1 SIE.s
III AN1NG purchRse the Book, Stationery and wan Pa.
par % John II. Thonps5D, il coIItiu
1e the Rastas4 at Se old q Aatr
herr etoioEe g literally extended 70
II - my putpoEe to keep conStantY hand full aud
eondete the FaFtous branches tie busi-
mss and TO sell at tie lowest prfeeS.
10 Country Mereh6nt Te16hefg and others purchasing
q great indenentS o6eTed Ia stock and
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course Of Is too
hsTs but y embraces every thing With DOUBLE
ENiktl BO0k kEERlNG with free and full discussion Of
It's upon Commercial History
and History Of Eminent bIen, Commercial e
Commercial Products, Commercial CalcuISt
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade Part
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
ORPHAN,S COURT SALE.

NOTICE is hereby eiven that Joseph Wover
Az ton, Executor Of the Will of Isaac Wover
ton, decd, in pursuance Of an order Of the Or
phans' Court. Of Northumberland county, granted
at August Term, 1857, will expose to sale by
public outcry, on
TUESDAY, THE 27th 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 Interline, John Yea
ger, Samuel Giingor, Jacob Weaver and lot
of the widow Wolverton, (cut of from the farm }
containing l66 acres, on which are erected good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
a Barn and Outbuildings. and on which are an
Apple Orchard, good Spring House, and. about
100 acres Of well cultivated land, 1t is about
four miles from Dahvi.le.
TERMS OF SAbE.--TEs per cent. down.
one half the balance on the lst Of April, 1859,
the other half on the LIST of April, 1850,
with interest from lst April, 1883, 10 be secured
by Bond and Mortgages on the premises.
JOSEPH WOLVERTON, Ex'r.
BY order of tie Court }
g. B. Pursel, elk. y. G.
Snnbury, August 8, 1857 )ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
PHILADELPHIA
Wood HEOulding Will,

TIillou Stree. above Iire!JM, NORTH iSide.
NEO'ULDIN S suitable for Carpenters
I'VE Builders, Cabinet and Frame Makers
worked from the hest and thoroughly seasoned
material, always on hand. Any pattern work
ed from a drawing.
The subscriber having purchased the entire
interest, will continue the business with incrcas.
cd facilities.
Agents wanted in the various towns in this
portion OF the State, TO whom opportunities will
be offered for large profits to themselves.
SAMUEL B. HENRY.
July is, lS57.-3m ZIP
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
ReiIred physician, IS years of age,

Retired Physician, rs years OF age
having lost his Father, wsTothers' Daughter
Son-in.law, Nephews and Nieces' ny 'hat utead-
ful disease Consumption, and suffering with
Cough himself, determined to visit the East In
dies, Egypt and Japan, where he discovered
Preventive and Certain Cure for Colds, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous Debility and
Asthma. His cough was cured Immediately ;
he retained, cured his Relatives, who inherited
the dseass and in connection with his son have
employed it in their practice, curing thousands
of cases considered hopeless hy others. For the
purpose Of rescuing as many his suffering fell
low beings as possible he is sending tie Recipe
to all who wish ii for 10 cents OF IT to pay the
postage, and the balance printing. Address Dr.
lIEAru l0l Spring street, opposite ST. Nicholas
Hotel New York.
June l3, ls51.-Sm sNo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
New Advertisements.
The $40 and SIS Single and Double
Threaded Empire Family Sewing
Machines.

A n AGENCY for the sale of these Sewing
4 Machines can I've secured on liberal terms for
the County of Northumberland. No one need
apply without capital sufficient to conduct the
bc-iness properly and who cannot bring refer
ences as to reliability and capacity. A personal
application will be necessary.
The peculiar adaptation of these Machines for
all purposes of Family Sewing, will, where ever
they offered for sale command q ready and
unlimited demand
JOHNSON y GOODALI,
g. +. Corner Of 9th and Arch Sts., Philadel'a.
August Is, lS57.-tf
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4 LADY

WHO HAS BEEN CURED OF GREAT
w NERVOUS DEBILITY, after manv
Years of misery, desires to make known to all
fellow sufferers the sure means of relief. Address
enclosing stamp to pay return postage, Mrs.
MARY E. DEWITT, Boston, Mass, and the
prescri ption will be sent free, b, next post.
August g, lS57-3m Pt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
SAdITH'S
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger.

THIS article is carefully prepared from the best Jamaica
Il Gmger all tile valuable medicinal properties OF which
II s warranted to possess in concentrated and cOive-
nient form.
It excellent remedy in dyspepsia hutulence, cho-
lie aud impaired and feeble state OF the digestive iuic-
Ons. From it's ref eshng strength and cordial properties
gentle stimulating tonic 1t is well adapted To cnan'eT-
act the debilitang influence II the extreme heats Vt sum
mer, the effects OF sudden changes, dc.
No family should be without IT. us Its umelynse WIN
save them from many serious attack Of Illness,
Price - cents per bottle. FoT Hilr by
June 90, ls5T.-4m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
Eruit and Ornamental Trees.

M II. GILBERT is in town again, and will
I'VE. remain for a short time for the purpose of
taking orders for Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs, Roses, &c, &c, from II. E. Hooker d
Co., celebrated Nurseries, Rochester, n. y
These Nurseries were established in 1890 and
now contains about so Acres. You can rely
upon their trees being just as they are repre-
sented.
August !, 1857.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
BRAZIL AND THE BRAzlLIANs.

BY Rev D p KpDER, of the Methodist tpiscop, Church
By Rev. J. c. FLETCHER, Of the Presbyterian Church
This new and splcndidy illustrated work Zone large
volume octave, in in uniform style with the superb vol
umes OF Dr. Knne's Arctic Expluraons,) is the Join,
effort of the aGOve-named gentened, who, travellers
and as missionaries, (aud one in Official position
Acting Secretary of the United States Legation ut Ro)
have had long and varied experience in land full Of
interest, whether regud it IN natural, commerciul
pnliiicalOr moral point of view. Price S3U0.
To- Any of the above works will be sent by mail free
Of postnge hy renting the published price.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
Candidate for Prothonotary.

To the Vvters Of Northumberland County.
A The solicitation of many friends from diff,
"a ferent parts of the county, the undersigned
has consented to become all Independent Candi-
date for the Office of PROTH ONOTARY at the
ensuing election. Should he be successful, no
effort shall be spared upon his part to perform,
the duties Of the Office with fidelity, proihp,ness
and impartiality.
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
wall Paper s; window shades.
a. TS.AAGS.
No. l63 North Second Street,
pHII.A DEIpHIA

No. l63 North Second Street,
PHILA DEI.PHIA.
AEAVING completed their large assortment
A. of the above Goods for Spring and Summer
Trade; would respectfully invite the attention
of Purchasers to the same. Their stock for
beauty, chcapness and variety cannot be surpas-
sed.
Thev have constantly on hand every desctip-
ton Of Gold and Painted Shades, Buff Hollands,
and Shade Fixtures. Wall Papers, Curtains,
Fire Board Prints, Borders. &c, all of which
they offer at lower ratcs than eau lie hal at any
other establishment. Call an2 examine.
A. ISAACS.
1863 North Second Street.
March z, lS57-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29

To The Electors of Northumberland County.
TIME undersigned hereby offers himself as a
Il Volunteer Candidate for
UNITY TREAS L RER,
At the ensuing election. His motive for so do
ing, is that approaching old age, and an injury
caused by a broken collar bone, renders him
unable to work at his trade, of Carpenter Be-
lieving himself capable of performing the duties
Of the office, he earnestly solicits your support
PETER HILEMAN.
sunbury, June 27, ls57-te
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Guanol GuanOl! GuanO
ALL KINDS. t.
LEINAU's SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
sAAA rrAlrN

1000 TONS.
FARMERS! al
For your wheat crops, IEINAU'S Super Phosphate
Of Lime, nt 2f Cts., III. or $40 Ton or Use LEI.
NAU'S AMERICAN FERTILIZER, at s3, so a bbl. OF
S25 ton. One barrel OF either is sufficient for Acre
Of Wheat.
THESE ARE PERMANENT MANUREs,
made of reliable Chemical Elemens and have been in
successful for the past Six Years improving the soil
and increasing the value of the land
-Four Diplomas from the State Agricultural Society Of
Pennsy lvana New Jersey Delaware and the Crystal
Palace Association OF the City OF New York, have been
received fOI these Valuable Fertilizers
Pamphlets IN the English aud German Language can be
had by application at the Office.
A liberal discount to Wholesale Dealers.
The above Fertilizers, delivered FREE OF Cartnge to
nny wharf in the old CITY Proper.
Orders sent by Mail accompanied with Cash or DRIFTS,
VIII be promptly Shipped To any part Of the World
GEORGE A. f.EINAU Proprietor.
No 10 South Front Street, Philadelphia City,
July rs, l657.--im Pcni,sy ivunia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
Estate Of samuel X. Sayidge, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad.
~ mnistration have been granted to the sub
scriber, on the estate of Samuel X. Savidge, late
of Rush township, Northumberland county, decd
A II persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated for
settlement.
LEMUEL CAMPBELL, Admir-.
Rush tp., July IL, lS57.--6t
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AGHMTS WANTED.
CiIILDS 81 PETERSON, PnDIishers.
COZ .irch Street, Philaaelphto.

UUZ -TTCN SWtcl, IHlIUVclPN'N.
j. B. Iippncott Co, 90 N. Fourth St, Philadelphia
Philips Sampson Co, 13 Winter street, Boston Shel.
don, Brakeman & Co., 1l5 Nassau street, New York
G. p Putnam & 20 92, Broadway. New York Apple
gate CO., a., Mnn St Cincinnati :. 6. Griggs
Co., IL Lake St, Chicago.
August |, 1857.