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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
Furniture and Upholstry
OF Great Variety.
At the Banner Furuiturs Ware Rooms cf
HENT0N & TRINIBLE.

0--f AO-h ~
Or Second Street, Sga Of tie Clair an9 BeE4tead.
We continued liberal patronage Of the citizens Of
Il 81 Joseph, North Western Missouri. Es,-s We
orasEa and hesteru Iowa, for al OF which We feel
thankful has induced rs @ in.reas- our faril;ees ~
doing business. Having built last sv-io- \ w.
large Manuiact0y ESTABLISHMENTS ca francis a-eef
and having employed s5Ee Of he very best wortnen
N the Eastern cities, ne are nos determined rof \,
5e OUT done by sny other Furniture EstabEyh msnt !,
me lAssoun valley, in quantity, G1Itv. dursb1isv
Styles ana ruces- OurSt0ck consists b. rsrt III 49,
WOOD, hMnzt AMI Mahogany Bureaus loarhle ~
SOFIA tops 81 every sIyle- extension, centre. ard A.
ing ana 8le table Book eases. Wash stands W.
tables am ~ra1rUbes, Sofas. diraus. etroma7s a.
fooztools, sFIns seat pa-ir chais. roeEf1~ -,
elizabeth ch2Ts q every variety. Naao-5,v nj
nut, cherry aid maple bejzteads q every 49, -
variety Splls- halr, moss, Gotten and shu-L 49,
trcsses, Ge- together with all ether artirIqs i -
hne, usually Kept IN a Furniture Wa-e-oom -
say then % al who nay want good Furnitrra s=t,.-
for hotels, parl0rs OF bed rooms give usaesu 49,
anime cur Wo-k and prices, a2l We tEfnk vr1 -,
leave your money here IN plaee Of saDdins - g
LOUIS and getting an inferior Grtisle AZ - -
price yOuca1g get 2 good enc here at.
Oar motto ls the cash system Which WI .,,l4.
to sell az smaller profits .aaa ours OF any other -
lishnent CA Do where the cgaiit system il 49,.
\. 3. Ihe highest price PAID far sas5-.I W..
nut and Cherry Lumber. va
s.. JosePhs ABg 80, ISJ- WALSH
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
ST. JOSEPH LUHBER TARl

On Edmond Street rear Cargils Nil,
81. Joseph, Missouri. o.,
". J. TAYLOR, Removed frcm the OIL
Stand 70 the above named place.
fFtHE undersigned Is now f1Hy rreparcG r. nS
Il modatc his patrons ard friends viii The e@
sortment q Inc Lumber erer offered IN tais
ks~ comprising not only White Pine LunoG {
" hIte AID Yellow Flooring, ready dressed 5-
best Assortment Of Fne and Cottonwood sEHs
Poplar Siding. &c.
has n0E on hand, at BIS Lum5er Yard
cet e1d bc1 ass8rtucnt q Docs, sash an
tau binds, ever offered n this market q FoI
which Is direct from Cincinnati manUf1ctoIc
enables hila C sell NJ very reduced T-tcs-
iUAy prepared to fl al orders in bis Ene d r.
notice, and particularly soEcits the kaEE a
oraska trade, for he has the articles t1eT
must have BE Slrs to gre mea oaL- nelT
Nall, and in the immediate vicinity Of i-
seph Brewery
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
E. ALE
OfTOWn Lots /!

WILL be ofeedt to the highest bidder at Public
w Auction, Wednesday, April lst, 1857, six
hundred town lots situated in PaEnee City, Pawnee
county, n. I. Sale Commencing at 9 O'Clock, A. n.
This Town site belongs TO PaWnee county, is the
County Seat, aad offers great Inducements TO tho
enterprising and to capitalists.
TENS OF sALE.-0ne-third Cash and the balance
on time, as may best suit purchasers.
By Order Of the Board.
EZEkIEL v. F0WLER,l Ceuptvv
JOSEPH JOSE FR1EsF. Commissioners.
Attest:
G.G. THALLIMER, County elk.
Feb. 2sth, 1857. 3T-f
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
HHsToRnD THE BLIND no SIGHT,
CAnrr,Iuno esth ,isso.

CAREY June 26th ,is50.
Dr. J, SNyDRR-Feeling myself under the highest obl
gaionsto you oTihe benefit have received under your
treatment Amer having undergone all the usual modes OF
treatment duira the last n months without the least an
parent benefit and having almost lost the sight Of my cyc
aud being len In very unhealthy condition, my heug
given up as hopetss one by my former doctors, after
which, IN The course Of weeks my eyes restored
good sight and to aAoathy condition, under your new
mode ef treatment.
Therefore takegreat expressing my sense Of
gratitude, and ore atbeIy to this for tho benefit
OF the afflicted Pubib. Yours truly P.BOYLs.
Mrs PrTTgNuuRuER. Of Tiiin ioffoar years was almost
disqualification any kind Of husness had quite lost her
sight, but application To Dr. hasboen restored that
she 4 able 10 doany kindoibu.ipesi.
AhO-inNRY WALTER Of this place (Fou Bali was
afflicted with very bad diseased eyes and Of
OorneN and applied TO DR. Snyder and restored
TO good 81 ght and to a healthy condition
hluIP EMoK, Of rln city was afflicted with remark
able bad ofopthama could leave dark ioI
som weohsl an appcaiiouo Dr. 81 his eyes was soon
Mr.. r. c. LEyp,ynRR, Tidin, wasaHcied for Eve years
with very had diseased eyes aud almost blind iapped 10
Dr. and has been restored 70 sight aad hi ewes 70 a
healthy 20 thathe isquahedto do any knd cl
business
Al,o-G. W. RL,oK, son anddaugh,er OF @. w Black
ofIimn with emarkehy bad cases Of opthalma, which
and ha0ed the skin Of the physicians, which had wholly
disqualified them om any kindofbusness ny application
10 Dr. snydertey have been restored 70 healthy con.
dition-ure now able TO do any Kind 0flabor
Mr. rHoMAs GmSEv, Of sandusky, Guy was AFFLICTED
one Of his eyes and almost the oter applied Dr. Sny
DER OF thn And was soon restored to hismmiy usotol
Many olh,rs could be mentioned butit L. deemed unnoe
essay, and woudonv addthate mode ofreaimont prac.
ced 10y DR. Snydevis recent discovery and leaves alto
gether out OF use the old mode Of reducing the sysomcu
ting scorrideation, bstefne, 30 as we'll tho use OF
the usual powerful canses via blue stone, blue ofvltra
any athcrhng which oanterses and dlsfgurng The eye b,
contracting the muscles
fny persons wishing rurlberini6mutou willdo well 1,
communicate with either OF the persons referred above
tS'-No charges for examination or advice--lf no bene
0t s eel ed no charges win he made.
flV~D SNYDER takes pleasure IN saying 10 the puh
lie that rifn City Is pleasant and healthy location, an.
good boarding van be had from soto S3O00per week
Ohee- in q. w. Blacks Block WashiWgtoI
Street. Tifiln Citye Ohio.
Jan. 93, 1857. (nI6.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
7 ~ EXTENpEp ooURsR

smeFaeeslenghy, practical sets om re various Bu,nes,
9nd q de.gued Tor such siude' may wish 10
tsna longer than The time Ieqnirsd By ne ReEular
some Special House.
hy taking in addition he EXTENDED Coufte th, stud,
VIII be lnihiuly and pYahiahy employed fix month";
fENMAhShiP, "Praciieal and ornamental .u h ana.
varieties, will be taught iu the thorough and
manner By OF The beat tcachers In The IVerf 1iS
q epsual meihad Of truchinr Buginess Wrfng tbs Li
ythmoEraphicf Will tlso be- taught TLissvste -
popuarand RECOMMENDED BY our best educsfion, Al 49, ~
nov taught inlho Prtc Schools Of Cleveland Colr.b y
Toledo Many other schools ore open for yood y
Chiryi9mee5ae DIV % soon as they can be qnali6ed
DAILY LECTURES Practical and Tr,o,.,i..
ho9k, kecping Mercantile laws, Commercial Fibics ps
itich Economy Ari Of Computation Commetcinl n, ,ier.
lAuon'' Mercantile Cusioias, BANKING Frghaure cam
pondenue, fenmhuship, ete ~
.las New suit q Rooms, Of ils College, oscupes The
hest 10 the city, situated a. they ae on hs corner
~ lhe ebhe square snd Superior ursel shoIding hir
oi most paris of he ey and the Lake. The rooms
eIe neatly and tassfy furnished, supagne IN beuutv
an perhaps thofe ofany smiiag nsuion ID
The LAnIFs'COURsE iiibo esme o. thar Of The o..
uemen, Offending equal fpciilss 20 hadief who nav ,t
60 avail themselves Of the Conn efcla Conrte
Tho Principal having extensive butins.s A.
is enahcdto COED Situations for many IN s
uhies. r'- $50
Msieh.sth, s7ly.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
HATNES BROS'PIANO FORTES

HAVE now hand number Of Instruments ofthe abov,
celebrated manufacture, which Cor beauty Of Finish and
sweetness of fOno, tohc oxcelod shall be pleased
10 show them aud explain the improvements Ia their con
siTuctonmproyements not to- found In those Of any
other makers, douo hesitate 20 warrant them TO give
satisfaction In every respect
Those wanting in ,irument would do well to call before
purchaslng elsewhere One Of these Instruments can be
seen and tried at Turner'S Piano Rooms, Immediately South
ofthe Depot.
Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange.
sopll.3m. j. n. JACKSON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
Hon IT, d. CLARK.
FACULTY.

u. p. BRylNr, n. d. srpArroN, J. G. BaY,sr, r. r.
FELTON, J. T. CstKfss, Instructors in the Science Of Ae
counts, and Lecturers on Business Customs.
z. r. SPENCER e0Es, tustfuoofi In nusinees aud o..
uamenin Penmanship, and Lecturers on Commercial Cor
fesnnndence
Hon. IloRAoE MANN, Hon GEo w. CLINTON, Hon. EL.
Hu buRRIrT, fpecia tectuurs.
Hon. EAHUEL STAHKwgArIfEn, HoHAcE d CLARK, ESQ.,,
Hon. JEssE 7. BsHor, Lecturers on Commercial Law
Rev FeEoEmcE r BaowS, Pres Asa MAHAN, Lsotu.
rors on political Economy.
Rev JAvEs Elisa Rev. Dc. AmES, Lsciursr, on Com.
mereia Ethics.
P HANDY, J. p. MERHfAM, Lecturer on Banking. "a.
uauce, etc.
H. g. M,RsHALL, " c. LUcr. Lectiror on the General
Principles ID Details Of Railfopdinr.
}. y. MEEnfkN, ENERsos H. WfuTn, Lecturers on Com
marcIaI ComnnlnlIona.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embraoe the appr0vsd and practical forms Of
keenng books by Double Entry w the various departments
or Trade and Cor including the General Wholesale
and Retail, Mercantile, Exchange Commission AIanufsrt.
ufing, Railroad, Banking, Printing, Minus shipping.
slenm5oating lndiyiual Partnership and Compound Com
nany business. All manuscripts from which the Stuent
copies written In bold rapid business hand which viii
serve rs great auxiliary In securing to him excellent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

strikes az the very gennatngponts Of the Science ,s
W sfen, natural iwo-iold division Of The Ledger
m Representative Property and the governing law
ush.ei ~ regards It's affecting The two Glasses Of he.
% I'M. ~ ., me sHme class IN every variety OF
fsnsaetens thus stripping this most useful md beautiful
elehge OF much OF tstmehonofed mysteries unde rueh
~ "fu'usy hha inihHibe rules, meaningless forms and
a.e noiions and hence enables the student 10 couirs
eorfectnouons OF accounts embodied In actual praee
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
7. KlNGSFoRD & SONS
0SWEG0 CORN STARCH,

AFuN PUDDING, CC,,l
Has obtained an equal celebrity with helr seh 70, e
Laundry This article Is perfectly pure aud s Ia every res.
poet equal 10 the best Bermuda Arrow Root besides having
additional qualities which render It invaluable for tho desert
PontoSaTch has been extensively packed and sold As Corn
Stach and has given false Impressions to many a. 10 te
zeal mcriia Of our Corn StaIch
from H great deicasy and purity, u Is COMING asointo
extensive use a. diet i0l infants AMI invanls
Il. N. kELLOi 4 CO., AGENTS.
nal-3m iM Fulton street., M Y.
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HOLT HOUSE.

T.. n HOLT PROPRIETC r..
Situated on the corner o ( Adams and Sandusky
Streets, ,westside ofthe Sandusky Riverin the CITY
of fTiiiini has been lately repaired and furnished
for the especial accommodation Oft travelling
public, this Houseis in the pleasantcst part Of
the City, and Is a large commodious and splendid
building, well adapted to the purpose Of a public
house, IL Is buta few rods from, and In sight OF
the Railroad Dedot it is the nearest and most
commodOus tavrn to that point Mr.. HoLr
takes pleasure in announcing to the public that
his House contains plenty oflarge airy and
WELL FURNISHED
bed Rooms. He would also invite all of his
old custnmers.to give him call ,as he thinks
theywillbe satisfied.
Tfin. Oct.l7. 1856 e.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
He thathath Eyes to See Let H m See
Dr. d. SN YDER.
OCULIST.

I sin on hand aud ready at an times 20 walt up tne
afflicted with diseased eyes Thankful for tho unusual
" liberal patronage he has received during e few months
ofhis dencs In THIN, he would respectfully soluit
continuance OF the same Ffom his unusual n
treangthe numerouspcrons who have heeu un us
ffom this piece and various par ofho State ho feels
Moved oontdoncein socngtho patronage Of the public.
lie has nmany cases
RESTORED THB BLIND 10 SIGHT,
And badly diseased eyesio healthy condition during hi
short residence in this place,
Dr. Snyder has also paid paricular attention 20 sefo
ous he has treated with unparalleled sue.
cess,
Dr. =. ooudreott 70 many distance bat deems
unuecenery, and ony insert aleer rom Mr. p Boyss
otCucy and viii refer 70 few only Of the many oasesthai
have been benefited In thHviciniy. -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
ME INITIATION COuRsE

afeguaf progressive see, Of manaserpt cards,
classified somewhat A. 10 ihe variety Of t-psscio -
aims TO develope the frst principles and phiosoplv f
counts rather than ioniins and actual formula bv sS
ne reason and Judgment Of the rindouf who s
le WINNIE view OF apprehsndng aud arriving u rsuitT
sna 50 pushes on his with much greater com
hdenoe, pleasure ahdindependencs. 0'"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
9ooK KEEPINa DEPARTMENT

erahnces three distinct grades viz, tni,i,to, p.l
ana tNtened Coulres und taughton Folsors New Meth
9o, recommended BY over twenty Of the most reliable
Practical Accountants Of Cleveland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
7 II q COLLEGIATE OOURsE

whlehis intended TO emhrnce an branches ,sPurey Mer
eene has been recently enlarged cal now be regaT
uee ~ one 81 the most lengthy q oroueh and complete eV
q introduced to ,he public in any similar institution in the
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20

Buy, Fat and grew fat
TN dnest Confeciions. Ca osand Broad
! Toys fancN aWlcles&o. can 80 found attha
who'esale add retailconfeodonary o.
W. 0s Go1@ IA NSy9aopns
Washington Street. Tilin Ohio.
Families aud oertiessunpuad With theiuxurios
olhe cran On short uotire
COUNTRY NERO HANTS willdo wellto
axamloe our stock, before purchasing else
Jenuory 18th, 1884,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
T. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE
OSW EGO STARCH,

TT AS esebsheda greater celebrity than has ever been Oh
l tanned by any other starch .t|
This has been the result Of It's marked sumo In onait
and It's invaiable uniformity.
The public may be assured Of the continuance Of The hlr
standard established The production Is over 90 Ton.
daily, and the emandhas extended Throughout the whole o
the United Sntos, and foreign connes Working thu,
on very large scalei aud under rigid sysiom they are able
TO SECURE perfect uniinmity In the quality throughout the
yesf This Is The great Oesdoratum n nstarch-makne and
is realized now inf che frst time
The very best Starch that be made and NO orurR
ay1ys wanted by consumers aud ths win be- supnoi 10
them BY e gocers, a. their customers have learned
which The besi and ash for -oihtrWiso they woud be
hkey 70 get that article which The largest profit can be made
Mr. kingsord has been engaged IN the manufacture ol
hiach continuously orhe last 90 yeas and daring tho whole
OF the eod the Starch made under his supervision has been
be1ad any question: the best in the market Fofte Rrt II
years, he had charge OF The works OF m Colgate CO. M
which penod he invented the process Of the manufacture OF
CoRN STARCH.
~ ASK FoR hiNcsFoRn's STARCH As utE NAMR OswR.
90 mas hEeN RkcENIlY TANsN on ANOTHER FACTORY.
part OF tha country, fla T'T ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
7 HE REGULAR couRsE

intended 70 represent every species Of business from the
stsN heeil 70 the heaviest and mnat Intricate Of
" oeses and Con mission, wellus Rankne Railroad.
demanded At present by our vast and constantly
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
THE DESIGN.

II Is the design OF the propretou Of these Colleges 10
perfect chain Of Business Schools rom East 10 West a
lorng the most ample facilities for Young men and Young
ladies' 10 qualify Themselves htresponsibe positions in Hfs
Their schools AZ The points above established on firm
basis and are Al in most prosperous condition. The
teachers in the departments are thoroughly accom-
plshed practical business men
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
WRI"ING DEPARTMENT.

This department Is under the immediate supervision
r. SuEscER& soss To the public this b sufficient rusF.
anty that It win be well conducted. While Mr. iscen
ceded TO stand rre-emineuily high Author nnd
Teacher u may IN iasce be said OF De who
sociaed with him, that iey comp avoraby In point Of
artistic attainment with their accomplished master This
without doubt ue most desitahe place puriue Penman-
shin a. a study in the ontira A ert
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
TUITION FEE IN ADVANCE

For entire Mercantile Course time unlimited $40
same Course, foT Ladies' ess
Twenty Lessons IN Practical Pepr,,,.li, si.,,i
tcr 'n course In FiourisLine, etc. ~ per agreement
~ D. particulars send Tor Catalogues and Circuars
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-20
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
VHf0lI 7VpETlTe from he 9enIIemcnl and % lI0d IN
II neat and convenient manner
TIME OF COMMENCING

Is entirely separate from ihe eenemenF, and s fitted up
In a neat and Convenient ntmanucr.
TIME OF COMMENCING.
A. there terms, and no vacations students may
enter at any me aud prosecute their studies without ref
erence TO cusses BY this arrangement, every student is
permitted TO progress rapidly his enterprise win admit
DAILY LECTURES
win be delivered on the Science Of Accountr Commercial
Law Political Economy, Commercial Cnlculaons Bank
ing, Mercantile Customs, Commercial Ethics Raroading
Business Correspondence, Mining Commercial eography
etc. '''
scHofARsHP issued from the Cleveland College, will
be good Ia Chicago Buffalo, and Albany, and vice versa
TERMS.
For ihll course-iime misunderstanding an Dc.
parimenis Of Book Keeping Lectures and
Spencerian Penmanship, sac co
For same course In Ladies' Department, % 10
fersons taking Pcnnianship alone, " 40 receive one
months instsicti0n fof on
Unlimited nfise of penman- him no ga
Through the extensive husne aconninnnce OF the ptin
lucrative situations.
10 For further information. please call at College Room
or send for catalogue. Address
BRYANT sTRATTON,
octl6-ly. Gle, ,elaud Albany, Chicago, or Buffalo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
LETTER FROM A WELL KNOWN PHYsI-
CLAN

HAvERuLT, Mass, June 1856.
S. w. FowLE & Co. Gentleman While
suffering from Dyspepsia some years since
and trying almost every thing for its removal
without any benefit. | was accidentally led
to make use of the "Orygenated Bincrs," and
after a short trial Of tlem found my health
improving, and in time ng disease radically
rem0ved. Since then have used them iu my
practice and generally with good success.
know OF no medicine so well adapted TO the
cure of Dyspepsia in many Of its aggravated
forms. i have seen the most stubborn cases,
which had resisted almost all the preparations
comonly used for Indigestion yield as by
magic upon the administration Of few poses
Of these Bitters. Such results have increased
my confidence in their medical powers and
Strengthened my convictions of their superb
ority over all other instrumentalitics in the
treatment of the complains for which they are
Recommended.
lwould certainly advise those troubled with
Dyspepsia, to use the Bitters and ] am conf.
dent all who do so, will reap great benefit II
there is nothing to contraindicn,e their use.
A. b. PORTER, NJ. d.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
MERTCh
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Dec. 2-The r. n. steamship
America, from Liverpool on Saturday tho
2lst ult., arrived at this port this morning,
bringing intelligence from Europe three days
later than that by the Fulton and Kangaroo.
The America brings Gbout twenty five
Thousand pounds sterling in specie.
Cotton dull and prices nominally one-half
TO three-fourths OF penny lower.
Breadstutts very duh aud slightly lower.
Provisions dull.
Money essentially unchanged.
ConsOls advanced to S9la90.
The news by this arrival, financially and
commercially speaking, is highly important
and interesting.
The money pressure continued without
sign Of dimiuution, although u somewhat
better feeling had sprung up.
Messrs. George Peabody x Co, one of the
most eminent houses in London, became
temporarily embarrassed, but received such
prompt aid from The Bank, understood to be
to the amount Of neatly a million sterling,
that all difficulties we're removed. Their
ability to 60 on, with the assistance extended
them, was unquestioned.
Several heavy failures had occurred in
England since the departure Of the Fulton,
besides q few Of minor Importance.
In the Continental markets affairs were
improving.
Another unsuccessful attempt had been
made to launch the "Leviathan," better
known as the Great Eastern"
The political news is of but little inpor
tance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
PROCLAMATION.

n Office is hereby given that the several
" Courts of Common Pleas General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Orphans Court, Court
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court House, in the borough OF
Sudbury, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. on Monday, the
ith day OF JANUARY next, and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices Of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there IN their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, mlrhstions, and
other remembrances, to do those things TO their
several offices appertaining TO be done. And al
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf of the Commonl
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, shall
be just-and not TO depart without leave at their
peril Jurors requested to bepunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the lst day of
December in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fhy-seven-and the inde
pendence Of the United States Of America the
sd.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES vANDIKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. SunbuTy,l
December |, 1857,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
The Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON, Dec. LIT is now probable
that not only the Presidents Message, but
the reports of the Heads of Departments
will be supplied the press in the principal
Atlantic cities and newspapers elsewhere,
when the reading Of the message shall have
been commenced in Congress; the same to
be previously sent to the Postmasters, who
will be telegraphed at the proper time with
that view.
The propriety Of such an arrangement is
apparent, from the fact that it will avoid
telegraphic blunders, and secure a correct
publication in the newspapers distant lroul
the Capitol, at the earliest practicable mo-
ment.
Although the utmost care has been taken
to prevent redundant language, the message
is unavoidaby long, owing to the prominent
subject-kansas, Utah, Central America
and the currency.