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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-08

HNflE BUCANEER OF THE ANTILLES,
Il thrilling story, will be commenced in tho
next number Of Ballous' Pictorial, For sale by
II. Y. FRILING.
Sunhury, August 6. 1s57.-lt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-08

EY' PERFORATED STAMPs.-We do not
link the perforated letter stamps any i'm
covement They look ragged and lack the
eatnsss of the old stamp, caused by the de-
truction Of the border.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-08
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.

10 lHt EIEct0fB OF NORTHUMBERLAND
County.
THE undersigned having been solicited by
many of his fellow citizens to become a can.
didste Tor the office of
SHERIFF
of Northumberland county, docs herewith an
ncunce himself as q candidate for nomination by
the Democratic party. TO the democratic party
he has always been faithful and always shall DO.
Should he receive the nomination and be elected
he promises to discharge the duties Of the Office
with fidelity, imrartiality aud in accordance with
the requirements Of the law.
JOHN B. HELLER.
Chillsquaque, August 6, 1857
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-08

e. We have been requested to say that
ISAAC NJ. CAKE, Esq, of Northumberland
will be candidate for the Legislature.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-08

ES~ GREEN CoRN.--The Danville Demo
rat speaks of green corn from Philadelphia
cling at that place. We enjoyed mess,
IN Monday last, raised on our own premi.
es.
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"A LADY.

WHO HAS BEEN CURED OF GREAT
w NERVOUS DEBILITY, after many
years of misery, desires. to make known To all
fellow-suilerers the sure means of relief. Address
enclosing stamp to pay return postage, Mrs.
MARY L. DEWITT, Boston, Mass aud the
prescription will be sent free, by next post,
August ,. 1857 Tin II
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sUEbURY PRICE CURPTNT
New Advertisements.
For State Senate,
Oh n * AY CLEMENT.
Subject TO Democratic Rui,..
Sunbnry. August g, 1857.
Candidate for Prothonotary.

10 HE 0ierS IF Northumberland County.
a the solicitation Of many friends from dif.
- ierent parts of the county, the UNDERSIGNED
has consented TO become an Tnderenicn, Candi
date tor the office Of PROTH ONOTARY Mt n,
ensuing election Should he be successful no
effort shall be spared upon his part to perform
the duties of tho Office with fidelity, promptness
and mPartia!i,y.
JAMES BEARD.
Sudbury. August 8, l957.-te
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fortiw Yejps.
ARRIVAL OF THE CLYDE.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

Decline in -Four and a.--Dgeat Of
Ihacteray--1H he Conspiracy against louis
Nopole0a.
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Gym[Ey @VoASn.
JOHN ZLMuER.N.f.N,

DESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and
IA the public generally, that he has just receiv-
ed u New Stock of GOODS, at his new store, al
David Millers Mill, in Lower Augusta Town-
ship, and that he is prepared to sell goods at tho
lowest prices.
His Stock consists in part Of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODs,
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, &C.,
and every variety usually kept in country
Store.
Trevorton prices paid for all kinds of produce.
Lower Augusta twp, Aug, 8, ls57.-G
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M A r r 1 A G T. S .

=, On the 26th ult., by Rev. d. Y. Heisler.
Mr.. WILLIAM X. WILLIAMS to Miss MARY
WEST, both Of Scbuylkill county. Pa.
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tFrum the N. Y. Evening Post, 4th inst]
THE BURDELL MURDER.
DEvELOPEM
The rim Ac, i'm the Tragedy.

Mrs. Cunningham Attempting to Palm OF a
Chiid, trih a rieu Of Getting DR.. BmdeWs
Estaie-.Ske Is .drrested.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-08

. r1-s1 900 EwARD will be paid for nny Medi.;n,
That viii excel PRATT & BUTCHERS MAGIC or.
Iof The following diseases ;-Rheumatism, Neuralgia
spinal Affection, Contracted Joints Chuic Pnips Psn,
~ tue sde OF Back, Hcadabhe, Toohache sprns Sor.
ihroa Cute Bruises, Burns and all diseases OF the skin
Muscles and the Glands. None genuine without the sie.
nature OF PRATT BuTcHER attnched TO each Label .
York Sold by '"' -Ns"
Albert W. FisheT Druggist, Market street, Sudbury,
Ga This is to certify that have made
but one application Of the Magic Oil on NV
hngers, which have been drawn from contrac-
ton oil the cords, brought on by rheumatism.
~ was OF seventeen months standing and I
now entirely cured. cheerfully recon mend
it to all afflicted likewise
J. NJ. FINBROoK,
Harrisburg, T2 Locust street
July 25, l957.--Iy.
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H. D. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

9ao- As a SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE,
Carers Spanish Mixture stands pre-emiuent among
all others. lis sDguarly elicacious action on the
blood; its strengthening and viyifying qualities
It's tonic action on the Liver; its tendency to drive
all knaors to the surface, thereby cleansing the
system according TO Natures own PRESCRIPTION; lie
harmless, and at the same time extraordinary good
effects aud tue number of cures testified to BY mar
oil the mo i respectable citizens of Richmond, Va,
and elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence that
there is no humbug about it, The trial Of sir gle
bottle will satisfy the most seeptieal of its ben Hts.
See Advertisement ii another eoluniu.
Aptil4 ~imA
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sg'0RY-ss Eo0Ak.yG ar.

MYTH view to other pursuits. az ! the settle
w msnt OF my servants next Fall III tie South,
| otter at private sale. UntI the 18th DAY OF MAY
next, "BEL- PREP luy present scat, containing
1900 Acres. also, my MILLION MILL FARM.
contaLng about 40 ArRTs Mills, dc, pertaining
tb9ee, together with several smaller places, All Of
which are IN the fjedmon: Valley Of Virginia, ari
immediate vicinity of Brandy station. the Orange
ard Alexandria Ralrcad passing thfoug the fsr#ef
within three hundred yards OF the Dwelling thes
aifordiug par tM view ot the premises.
"BEL-PREa is ST favolahif AID generally
known ia Eastern Virginia, that ont for the salts
faction OF Capitalists in the cities, aad abroad, tits
notice might be sufficient, to such in Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandria, or elsewhere, disposed to
combine profitable farming with the more active
pnrsuits al the city, and secure most desirable
aud accessible retreat in mid summer, | VII
state that body u $40 Acres of spendid
Tinber forms part of the Estate--250 acres IL
Wheat upon which wax seeded last Eau 30 bushels
clean fimathy Seed, aud this Spring 20 bR, Lels of
Clover Seed Nith Plaster. The balance, 10 aeres.
being prepared for corn, is thoroughly set in Time.
thy, Glover, Blue Grass, and Green-Sward, much
VI the sod being very old and strong. III. Mead,
ows from which the iarll takss its name have hen
standing than one haaarNd Years atili PEE
dnce pure Timothy.
No Farm for position or capacity in the state IA
better suited for entire Hay Dairy Farm ilsa
the former, a00, eco lbs. OF Hay right be annually
secured and baiesi for Shipment almost al the sta
tinn. Combining farming with grazing " is PIE,
cent canditi0n ii is equal to coo barrels OF Cora
Fiye or Six Thousand bushels Of Wheat tail ming
100 Head OF Natte, heslces u0re thsn leo Head az
harm stock, as.d Work feams. q full supply ii
Hay, &e.
improvements, though not very elegant, are am
Pile and in good repair, Several Orchards cnmpii.
sing 6oe Trees very select Fruit, extensive sies of
the noGntains, situation most beastiul, md Within
few hours ride of either city, and neiglborAced
unsurpassed fer all that is cesrabe.
Invite q rres pondenca and inspection Aem ATTY
interested. II rot sold n.iyatele, further ns,ieo
will he given 10 time. Nm. B. ROSS
n,s- Ihose interested In theyaey can refer to
d. &. K. Harris, Culperer, or james o. Harris,
Sheriff Of t,lpeper Coanty, Brandy station, Post
Office n M
Nj pras April 1. 1857 +,is
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SPRING AND SUMNER G00nS,
At tEDPol.D's CLOTHING EMPORIUM
"BURWElL'S CORNER

Challenges q rofd yos competition, oaa
de6es superiorag,
TN his new aud splendid stock of READY MADE
4 CLOTHING, and Genuea+ens Furnishing Goods
Of every description. which he eiers to the public
cI,pApEf ron etSB than any other establishment in
he State. Having paid particular attention to the
selection Of my Stock. persons viii lind ii To their
interest to give me call before purchasing else
where. particularly invite the attention OF Conn
try Merchants to my large Stock, as will sell as
law as can BE- purchased in ANY Of the Northern
Cities Come one, come ALL and exa,nine for
yourselves. LEWIS bhnFh5hs
7 kP-il II. ieats--3aas
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-25

TIKI 40 Geo The American asks us
whether we are in favor Of receiving that
70, Geo dollars the X. Ms are making such
a fuss about We answer. No. The De-
mocrats are not SO poor in purse or priuci-
pie that they can be bought at fAree cents a
head As the K. Ms are in an interesting
condition at this time, it is possible they
would sell out On cAeaper terms. Try them
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-25
'Es,sss sase "a s;s;uabIe ssea,
s,siaae i'm ssiGaaiaisd GGunss.

MY WRITE & Of a Deed IT Trust executed to rae
~ by JoHN snLlN03oN. bearing date on the
2lst ci, OF December. 1850, and dut recorded in
the Clerk Office OF Highland County Cnurt, viii
sell, without rcserve 20 th hiclet bidder tor rea-
DIV money. TN SATURDAY, TIE aAlh DAY OF
MAY NEXT, on the prea'ises, Tract Of Land
IN the county Of Highland, cuntai'h g Three Hun
dred aud Sixty Acres being de same upeu which
Andrew X. Sit'inston now resides This pro crty
is Of the most valuable and desirable traets Of
land for grazing purposes, n8toD'v in the county at
Highland, bat in Western Virginia. II Is mostly
cleared and in nigh state at Improvement, and
viii Craze from loo eau head Of cattle every year.
Water is abundant. the South branch Of the Pnta-
running through, aud takiu-, is rise, III part.
upon the tract. t.hnrches. tehouls. Mills. and
Stores are convenient ~thare being onr mill, the
finest 10 the country. mar the isid std store but
tess handYeA wards itnp II, aud tSo ehute es and
good school within u,ile. Altogether. ii is the
most desirable property in the county.
March 2s-tds 4 STEPHENSON, Trustee
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MIDDLE RIVER FARM ron SAFE,
A&6 sFatEg El,tN.

I OFFER at private sgie my PLANTATION q
i MLddie Kiver. cont aIliLg ahnnt
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1857

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1857.
CORBIN d; CO., licensed Ageats,
Arc authorized by the Momogcrs 10 fill all
orders for Paeha9es, Tickets N .Shaes in
THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
These lotteries drawn IN public 70 he city ri
Baltimore under the sppeiipteadsico oi the
STATE LOTTERY COW MISSIONER.
Who guarantees the fairness Of the Drawings, and
the official drawn numbers are Published In the jour
nails OF the city OF Baltimore, With his oeGttaests
bearing his signature.
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED III TIE STATE
Ore T,1al may male yoa Rich for Life,
splendid Schemes Draxi9g naHy.
6 = r 3 N e. C. .
The Old Established Authorized Agents who hare
SOLD MORE PRlZbS
Than any other office in the State OF Maryland.
PaTAPSC0 INSTITUTE LOTTERY.
This tay3rite Lottery is drawn daily. The Cap
ita Prizes IS GEO. 1900, sG,e99, $3.50, &c sin
Il. Tickets, One Dollar.
CERTIFICATES or PAtKAGEs.
&c Whole Tickets SlfW
rs ilalt Tickets SO
20 Ouarter Tickets 100
- S \ 9TH. I'VE VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN
Tickets Bought By the Package are always the Iuost
Profitable to the Purchaser.
For S25 send package whoies. halves ! Quarters
For ste we SIND package halves TWO whole ticket
ior 80 send package quarts one whole ticket
Look at the following
SPLENDID SCHE1Ea.
One of which are drawn at II O'Clock esoi day Of
tbp
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TO CARPENTERS.

I WISH to employ. Immediately, to work for the
L Sweet Sprju2s Company, ten or fifteen eopd
J0URNEYMEN CARPENT TIERS; for such. hbeia
wages wia be gwen. Early application is aeeessa-
~ as SHALL supply the nupiber from the first that
cali
also have coarse building for Wash House,
q 80, to put up, aad five ar six Cabins To move,
which will et to some energetic man by contract
Ia be completed in time tar the season. saw lst Of
July. The timber reaiy on the glound
JOHN +. SMITH
April ll-gt Architect for Sweet Springs. Co.
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gsREDa

At her residence, in this place, on We'd
nosday evening last, Mrs Many Books, at
an advanced age.
On Friday morning, the 18th inst, near
IIarrjaonburg, after short Illness, Mrs
Many ELrzABETu iIuGns, eonsort Of Mr..
Franklin Hughs, in the 18th year of l,er
are
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.9O1 gE,E,

4 LII PERSONS expecting 10 obtain Licenses in
-. the County Of Augusta. TOR privileges under
the Revenue Laws Of the State are apprized, that
the lst day oil the April Court the Commissioners
can he found at the Shern'S office. in stanton and
under the Law, no one has right to carry on his
business unless they assessed and have the Ike
eeipt of the Sheriff for the payment. Particular
ATTENTION is expected to this notiee. it Ill be
the duty ct the Commissioners, under the Law, to
ASSESS all persons failing to coaily ith tae Law,
iaerfosd, and they further liable To BE- indict-
ed By the Grand lury, Il. TURK
April II, 1856. Sheriff sc.
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.,yeentog,s Sale Of Valuable proneriY

A : EXECUTOR Of the las. will and testament o,
IA oil feter CiicSafd deed. viii proceed,
SATURDAY, MAY so. 1857,
in front of Benz Cfawiord's store in the toeu Of
staenton, to sell 1T public auction, 10 thc highest
bidder, the FASsM upon which said Orchard lately
resided This property is very desifably located
adjoining the town-a large portion being in the
Corporation, within y of mile OF churches schools,
(male and female s,ores. aad the Railroad Depot.
For Dairy and Vegetable Fam il has peculiar ad
yaataees the soil T. Of good quality, and well set
IN 9rassi il is watered bv fine Springs and the
kst is convenient. For a residence ii combines both
the advantages OF town and country and is sable ct
to the iueops eniences OF neither. The Farm con
taips about eco Acres, large portion OF which
might be solo OH TO advantage ior Town Pasture
Lots, il desired. Nll have the Farm SURVEYED
aud portion Of ii lad into such iats previous to
tue dav OF sale, tie plat OF which may be seen at
tie law Office oi HarlAan x Bell, will first offer
the Farm az a Whole, hutwill, f necessary, sell il
N parceis. About 20 acres Of the Farm is good
Meadow.
Ni,l, at the same time, offer fer sale TWO
BOT SIS AM l4dTS in the town, upon the ives.
tern end of Beverly street.
TagNs OF SALE:--0aa fourth of the purchase no
nsy in hand, or by negotiable note at months, well
epdafsld; the Residue IN one. two and three vcats
from the day OF sale, he ,itle will be made to ht
nnrehasep at once, and trust taken to secure the
deferred payments An arrangement may be made
fer longer credit al the deferred pay ments ii de
sired, by the payment Of Interest.
ESg@ Sale 81 commence AT II O'Clock, A. NJ
Will sell the mheatCrop SEPARATE ron the land.
II. NJ. BEEI.,
Anil ll~tas Ear Of T. CIickard deed
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FOR aag.l.

4 7 TIE Blue RIDGE TUNNEL.
4 EOUT 5000 feet Of inch Cast Iron Pipes : a.
a bout 2, fGo feet Of 3-neh do. do. DO. rom 10
@ zoo feet Of Gutta percha Pipes Cast Iron Cog
Wheels o vaI ious sizes and patterns, Wrought
iron franks, A4les, &C. beet Cast stecl; old Cast
ifgs and Wrought Iron Brass Pieces OF Machinery;
a quantity Of Lead Sc Apply at the Engineers
oifee at Irooksviile. The articles NAV be examined
at he funnel. C. GEOZET.
April II, '57--tf Chief Eag'r nlue Ridge r. r..
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Largc Stock "a Groceries al
l. r. IT, WHITES

% RAGS Rio and iaguira Coiieq- hhy,s n.
~ .. and Porto Rico Sugars 10 h5is Coffee
Sugarstlafited, Pulycrize2 ana Cru, hen: Mus
Dorado Molassas and Golden Syfap; Rice; Grain
and Ground Pepper; Imperial aud Gun powder
Teas best 'Tail0w and Adanantine Candles; Bar
Lead Cold bar Soaps: Corn. Starch, SOFA Az
spice, Cinnamon, Alum, Madier, best Indigo, Mace,
Gloves, Salts Cast-steel Soaps, Ac., dc.all on
the loves, terhts. April 4, lSj7
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1fNss EsF2V

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE with foar Rooms, a
"A good Cellar, and Garden Of hair an acre ecu.
tanning variety Of good yolng heai inc fruit trees,
Feb. -, iSSf--tf r. a. EIGkTE
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81 s seIuIzjInatisas

J'HE 20! authorship OF WHITE & PATTON
ceased anl dcte mined on the 2s:h cit., with
Che mutual conscnt Of the parties.
J. I. j. WHITE takes the remainder of the
Stock and VIII contirue the business in his o,Yn
natne,
W. 7. PATTON viii take charge Of the accounts
AID bnada due the iga, un0 viii attend u their col
lection. April 4, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-25

Gee J. D. lMDoonN, Esq, has accepted
the invitation to deliver the Address st the
Dedication of the Odd Follows Lotee. in
this place, on the LIST Of May next.
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JOHN C. GROVE,
Tin aud Coppcrsnl;ih h.
AND DEALER IL STOVES,

AMI DEALER II SIoN II,
ESESpFGTFUlIY infarms his friends and GUS
ia toners, that lte has on hand good neni q;
TN W.4hE, dc.
einbracng every article IN use, and that he viii ex.
ceuto to order any work in his line at the shortest
notice. aud Or, feasona5ie terlds. He keeps cot.
stantlr liant. variety Of Cooking Stoves. of the
neatest patterns and aost approved form, and inYit
an examination Of his stock, he is confident the
price Of the Articles fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers
Thankful for tho patronage heretofore extended
to him, he respectfully s0lieits continuance OF The
anne nHd assures the public thai every exertion ON
his part will be made To give satisfaction both
to price and workmanship.
Msg- Cell on Main Street, at the Old Post ollce
corner. JOHN c. GROVE.
April IL, 1857.
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Approximation i,rizes.--Thetwnp preceding


all ot&csiis% AtsSts Ca {tt'1GssSiSSss
Enclose thu tu0Iey to address for El!e Tickets
ordered. gecrit al which they vii be tor~a ed
bv irs, maii. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any n;isaber they Hscy sirrate.
The .ist nj Dawn Members and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers INN edateiY a;tef The drawing,
Purchasers VIII please WRIT their sig natures plain
and give their Pos ofice County aud state.
Renembef that every prize Is drawn ani payable
in fG'i wthou: deduction.
al prizes Of 81 04o and aider. raid imm ediatoly
after The dfa#ing either prizes At the usual time Of
thietf days,
All communications strictly confidential.
I,ize Tickets cashed or renewed in ther TicSe.g
Al either Office.
"rders for Tickets or Certificates can be address.
cd 10 5. SHAN d co, AHantn, ga.
or :. SWAN & CO., 'ioltgoa.ery, Aia.
r.;s-A lis. o. the Numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount q. ;he ,r.Le that each
is entitled to. will be published after every
drawing, in the following papers :.Nep Urieans
heita. .'iobale Regt,er Charte.ton Siaadoed, Fash
vile Gazrtte, Aa'nfc i',:eifgerecri New lefs hssh
~ Day Goet, and Saranaah Asas.
April "a lsa7.
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER,

This unparalleled preparation is now receiving more
testimonials OF its wonderful efficacy in renewing
pain than any other medicine ever offered to the
public; and tiIesc testimonials come from persons
o. every degree Of intelligence aud every rank Of
life. physicians Of he first responsibility, and per-
fectiv couyersdnt with the nature Of diseases and
remedies. have recommended this one Of the
most etfectual in their line Of preparations for the
extinction of pain. The Pain Killer is used inter
rally and externally, according to the nature of the
complaint. It is found tn be an excellent remedy
,na and Phtlisc. + ain III the Head. Kidney Com
plants, Piles, Rheumatic Complaints, Bruises anu
Sores. Severe Burns Cnnker, Biles and Riugworlus.
weak stomach and General Debility, Painters
Chotic. Broken Breasts Bowel Complain and nvs'
eltoly. Cholera, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Tooth
ache, r., &c.
sold by LAIRD & itSE3 Staunton. and Drug
gists eyerlWh8re. april ls-2@
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NEW GOODS
E0R SPRING AND SIMMER TRADE.

4 EOh II. bEE DSDE d 3f6S.
yTANF just received an opened large anl well
I 1 selseted Stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS. which they are Determined to sell cheap,
anti on The mest accommodating terms. They have
ON hand beautiful 5eection nj Ladies Dress Goods,
suited 10 the season, consisting in part, ~ rich
MotalIS Htta INEs. PIN ifu J8cKoSEy Lawns Rong
lawns, SilS CuAllIss. plkn and figured, RtAcE
stLk,; NC. t"r the Gentlemen \ superior lot Of
tine FGsycH CAssINrREs, PAIN BL8cs am Fancy
StasER EEsrlNGs. nc. large stock OF HAS,
EeoTs, tNn SsoES.
Ne would especially cali The attention If farm
ers and cur friends in the country. to onr stock OF
heavy staple Goods, such Ar CofTeS Ctorns, SrRi-
rtb COTTON for servants dresses Cottonades iog
pants; l!sES nRiLLisos; and alae, complete
stock of Groceries.
Feeling thankful for the pas, liberal patronage Of
orr friends We hofe, ny strict adherence to right
aud attention TO business, to merit continuance Of
the same, and iuos respectfully solicit cur friends
aud the huying public, To call and examine our
stock Of Goods before pufchasng el>eW here.
II All kinds of Country Produce bought or IA
Ken N exchange tor Goods. .ipri I6, 1851.
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Ey. The weather is not very popular at
tais time rs it has been cutting toe many
antics lately to do itself any eradit 4 Que
tine snow, then hail, then rain, and y
eay Of variety, rain, then hail and SNOW,
lal coli as charity. When viii Spring
CONC again ?
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sUSQUEHANNA CA
CLASS FIVE.
Tickets sfG-SIayts IN Proportion

Ne invariably answer letters BY return mai erl-
closing the tickets in good safe envelope, and al
WAYS observe the strictcst confidence. After ths
driving IS uFer. we send the official drawing
with written explanation of the result Of the ven
ture. All Prizes Bought at this office payable
Immediately after the drawing in Current Money.
and we take Bank Notes Of any State, or Bank
Drafts Ia payment for Tickets at par For odd :.
mounts in making change we receive postage stamps
ehey being convenient than silver, Correspon-
dents may place the utmost confidence III the regu-
larity and safety of the mails, very few or no
rniscarriages of Moaey happen when properly di-
rect d to us. Be careful that vou mention your
Post Office, County and State Give us at least one
single trial You cannot l0,e much, ii not grin. One
single tfal may make You independent for life
TnT Us. There should be no such word as fsil
Address C0RBiN It Co,
Doe 100 Post Office, baltimore. Nj.
Yea. Orders fos tickets in any Of the MARYLAND
Lotteries promptly attended to. Circulars contain
ing list o all the lotteries for the month forward
ed on application. March IA, Sta