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rRoeR sss OF PRorEsraSisM IN Eu-
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The Vienna correspondent OF the london
Times says that rumors have Iong been pre-
vaient in that city, as TO numerous Romsnsts
who were seeking connection with the Pro-
testapt Church. IL now appears, from rrlia-
bio information, that the nuinber Of uppli.
cants made 10 the superintendent OF the
Augsburg and ilelve,c, THAT is, the Luther
an aud Calvanist) Confessions has become
60 great. and the demands upon them for spe-
cial religious instruction So pressing. 'that
they literally know not which way to turn
Much of this movement Is ascribed to the
deep disgust occasioned by the concorduf
with Rome, AMI its practical operations
Since that treaty formed, the higher clergy
have made themselves excessively unpopular.
The ilelvetic pastor. Kossulh. a cousin ofthe
rel opn,d IIunguiiun exile, and possesses
much of the same pursuasive eloquence, Is
very successful in his ministry, to which he is
aid-nily attached.
A fihlkicit oriral nhnt unc,s that cne OF
1he. principal manufacturers in Hungary has
intt embraced Professionalism with three hun
dred of his wurSmen. At Elbeuf in Nor
mandy. France, many hundreds Of cloth-work-
ers intelligent men. disgnsted with the gross
legends aud practices Of Popery, attend the
Protestant services. A few months ago,
thirty fresh families embraced the doctrines
OF the hpIOfHatlOU. AZ ot ollpOIluHc tHtTc
are two hundred new converts, whom no
nmonnt of opposition has been able to dis
courage. Near that place is the village of
Fnrsaehon, where u hundred heads of fam
lilies, all Ronanis,s by birth, have built II Pro-
testant Sanctuary at thcir own expense, though
the civl authority has thus far refused per-
mission &c es,ea it. In Belgiam, Protestan-
tism is making rapid progress.
la Bavaria, the isicyease of Protcstants by
conversions from Popesy. has BECAME 80 con-
siderable as to cause Riteh uneasiness To the
Government aud the ReHauist journals
For some years alone. conversion Of Priests
and Monks to the Protestant doctrines, has
been OF yer, frequent occutsesice IN Hungary
aud bohemia Within few years, more
than ten thousand persons ia TUSCANY have
rpnounced Romanisu, and embraced the tol
Grant, phl'auihrophic. and,,Chrsian doctrines
OF Professionalism. The sgus at~, that the
suu OF Rurnanlsm is declining in the European
horizon to its final setting
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance Of nn order Of the Orphans
Court Northumberland county. will be-
exposed to public sale, on
7WURSDAY, the 7h day Of May, neat,
on the premises, the following described real
estate to wit A certain tract or piece OF
LAND. situated in Shamokin township.
Northumberland county. adjoining lands of
Nicholas Yocum, now Jas. Yocum, John
Repley, the centre turnpike. Jacob Haas,
now Samuel John. Solomon Fagely. the heirs
of a bia John. now II. Il. Martz, and Sam'l
Sober. now John Fisher containing sixty.six
acres and fIty-two perches, and allowance
more or less, on which are erected two DIV, H.
ing Houses. a Barn, Cnrding Mill, Saw Mill,
and other out buildings. and also an inter-
est for the term Of Dinety.nine years, from
the 9th day Of February, 1898 in a certain
tract Of Land adjoining the above piece, for
the pdrrose OF millrace. Late the estate
Of David Martz, deed. Sale TO commence at
10 o'clock, a. NJ, of said day, when the
terms of sale will be made known by
HENRY Il. MARTZ, Admir-.
BY order OF the court,
G. b. Pursel. OK. o. Z.
April IL, 1857.
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purrTrxo NEW HEADS ON TO OLD APPLE


There are many old seeding orchards, or
orchards containing grated fruit, that on tri.
oil has moi been fonnd suited to the clinint or
soil where they are planted. The ioJs oi
| thesa may be easily replaced by better vsrie.
ies Of fruit, by eating oil the branches and
iegraitipg.
During the past winter we made call on
u gentleman. an amateur in the way OF fruit.
residing IN Frankfort, where he showed us
two apple trees that were upwards OF FIFTY
years old. In or,iur to improve the quality
of the fruit some five or six years ago, he had
all the branches removed at once--culting
them OF where they we're two or ,hree inches
inches in diameter This was done early in
the spring. Each branch put out several
new and and vigorous shoots, one Of each OF
these preserved, and the .Joliowinq spring
ere grated with different varieties Of APP
pies. When this operation was performed
the trees showed evident signs Of maturity
and approaching decay. But by this opera
ton nature seemed to revive. and TOW the
old trees present young, healthy, well formed
heads. allurdng in fruitful seasons abundant
crops Of fair fruit
By giving the branches from the old stumps
years growth before they are grated, they
afford mere suitable size for grating, and
the circulation being more vigorous in the
young than iu the I'D stamps, us usually graf
ted, much better head is formed, while the
gratis are less liable TO be broken of by the
winds.
In revivng old orchards in this way it is
important to manure the ground wei! with
stable manure, wood ashes, &c, and give il
a thorough cutivating for year or two.
which will much improve the size and quality
Of the fruit LouiSrHie Courier.
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20 A L COL L I Z r z
TO RENT

IN Middle Coal Field. Northumberland county,
connected by q short branch With the Phifa.
delihia g. Sunbury Railroad, Known as tho
AMSTET CcLLlEET
~im upwards IF 500 Acres Of Superior Coal
Land,
belonging to tho New York and Middle Coal
Field u. Il. and Coal company, with Breaker
Engine Of 20 horse power, Miners Houses, Sc,
already erected and in good order.
Several coal veins above water level have been
opened, and a number Of others are of easy
access. which may be opened with little expense.
Persons desirous Of examining and leasing
the property are referred to J. II. Devices, agent
Of the company. at Mt. Carmel, for furthe. in
formation.
Proposals for leasing the same will be re-
ceived 1t the compsny's Office, No. IS, South
Fourth street, Philadelphia.
J. COOLEY,
President.
+. S.--For the purpose of facilitating the
transportation Of coal from the comDany's mines.
the company have so cars at their disposal, for
the use of their tenants.
March %, lS57.--if
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Drug, Paint and Glass

NliOLEShLE WAREHOUSE,
Conner Of Tenth and Market Streets, (oce in Second
Story PHILADELPHIA.
WYE invite attention to enlarged stock of Drugs,
w Paints, Uiis, Nurnishes Sc Selected expressly iuT
our sales, and comprising 'e al the finest asa ftleLts IA
the United states, WINCH Ger at low pIIces In cash
oI approved credit.
WE EMANuFACrURE very extensively:
PIeniTIn Pure White i.rIu, (beb,)
kensingt ~ rue " hIte Lead,
PelIISiuw WhIe Lead
"Nie!le MUntasne" French Zinc, (besi)
Pure Sn,w " Litr American Zuc,
Philadelphia Sn ~ White Zlnc.
SiIvri's Plastic Fire and Weather proof Paints,
Chrome GIeens, \ ell VS. and colors generally.
AGENTS FOR:
P,IteI's supeIi alkaline Window Glass;
Genuine FIench Pate ULass, (wmremted)
The New Jcisey Zmc Comlanys products,
Tiden nid Nephew's n Y. VaIuisles,
brooklyn Premium Pune White Lead,
liampden Permanent Green's,
Pure Ohio Caldwba brandy, 6e,, dc.
IMPORTERS OF:
French and English Pate Glass,
French and English Cylinder Gess,
Clued and Engriqed Window Glass,
Daguereutype Glass,
Hammered rlalc fur FL ors and Ssy-hghlS,
Drugs, Chemicals, PeIlunery, Sc.
WHOLESALE DEALEHS IN:
Druggists Articles generally,
Painters To us of all descriptions,
Hydraulic aud Roman Cement,
Jucnod and Laud Plaster,
Paper Makers Clay satin White, Nrp &c,
FRENCH, MCnARLS co,
Store, y. w c-r uf Tenth and Market streets
Fact lry, Junction York Avenue, Crown and Ln'o~hIr
Streets, Philadelphia.
April II, ls57-3n c
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7 PLAYING CARDS IS SuAKEsPEARR's TINES -
| Cards was a favorte diversion with the high.
er ranks. The principal games then payed
/ are now extinct such MS "pimcry," "gieek,
| NAV" 'ruH." aud "knave. out .os-doCr -
| There were games Of tables. of which thai
called tables was identical with our back
CANNON. Dee were much in use and false
| dice were constantly employed hy sharpers.
| Shakspeare's expression, False as dlcers
oaths," bears strictly on his own time.
ANOTHER DEAru.-IIenry Brks, member
Of the United States Cornet Band, died ut his
residence, on Thursday afternoon, from the
| et'ectS OF poison taken ut the National Hotel
during the Inauguration. His funeral took
| place yesterday morning.
GRarE CuLruRE. Residents Of Chattar-
ooga. tennessee, are devotng considerable
attention 60 the culture Of Catuwha grape.
One gentlemau has planted about thirty
acres.
A fITIIBUSTER FOR TUE MoRMoSs.-The
Louisville Jogrnal learns that Colonel Jack
Allen, OF Shelby county. Kentucky, promi.
aent Fillbuster and man Of courage is
spoken Of at Washington for Governor Of
Utah. Il is said that if he could not bring
the Mormons 70 terms iH any other, way, he
would fight them uto submission to the Fed.
eral laws.
a WoopgS Man IN TUE T. On Sallies,
arbuebuser to the Emperor Napoleon, has
invented post Office antomaton, which takes
up every letter thrown into the box. places
it under the STAMP, wkeIe it receives the
posinark and throws it out again for delivery
To its Destination, The general post office
has made Il trial of the invention, which has
turned out satisfactorily. and it is now in trea-
ty with N. Sailes for machines TO he furnish
ed to all the principal post Offices throughout
France.
CHARACTERISTIC on Born SIDEs Once, at
Holland House, the conversation turned upon
first love. Tom Moore compared il to po-
tatoa, because it shoots lrom the eyes. - Or
rather" exclaimed Byrou," because, i, becomes
all the less by pairing.
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New Advertisements.
Northumberland Bridge Company.

A \ election for Officers Of the Nsthumber-
IA land Bridge Company. 10 serve for one
year, will I've held at the house of Mrs. Durr in
Northumberland. on MONDAY the 4lh day OF
81 AI next. The election will open at o'clock
=. NJ, and close at 4 O'Clock T.. Al.
The Books and Acco nts of the Company will
be submitted to the stockholders for their inspec-
ton at the same time aud place.
u BRAUTlGAM, President.
Northumberland, April 4, ls37.--4t
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Tho worlds Great Exhibition
Prize Medal!
AWARDED TO g. MEYER.
For the T1o Pianos, Londor. October, Is, 81

REsPECTFULLf informs his friends and
~ the public generally, that he has constantly
on hand Pianos equal to those for which he re-
ceived the Prize Medal. in London in 1871.
All orders promptly attended 10. and great
care taken in the selection and packing the same.
lie hss received during the last Is years, more
Medals than any other maker fro.n the Franklin
Institute; also First Premium at Boston. and
Premiums at New York and Baltimore.
Wsrerooms, removed fiom So ). Fourth. to
No. $50 ARCH Street, below Eighth, south side,
Philadelphia.
April II. ls57.--3n
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PirENT WHEEL GREASE

yg<lilS Crease is recommended to the notice Of
Nagonsrs Livery stable keepers, &C. as
heins SurERion TO anything of the kind ever in.
tFoduced. AS it does no, gum upon the az les
= is much more durable. and is not affected hy
the weather remaining the same in summer as
in winter and put up in tin canis.ers d, 37i and
625 cents, for sale by A. W. FISHER.
March ID. 1857
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Valuable 'FOyyn Property
FOR SALE.

TIL E subscribers, csiring to so west. offer Tor
sale a House and two Lots lit the town OF
Shsmokin. No. 20 and ~. Block IA. opposite
the Odd Fellows Hall. on the corner Of Sunbury
and Liberty Streets. The house is two and a
half stcry brick building, well finished. with Il
good store room, and basement story. Also Il
stable and other ouf-buiidings aud waier con"e-
nient. The property, which is situated on the
main street and business part of the Town, will
be sold on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to
DANIEL. FELIX.
JEREMIAH MARTIN.
Shsmokin, April II, 1857 If
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Front Street Wire Mandatory.
WATSON, CON s. DO.

No. 10 North Font Street, corner of Coomb's Alrv
between Market aud Mnlherry (Arch) Streets Phln'r
rhia manufacture ui superior quality Brass asd IRON
Wire Sieyrs, :" all kinds Brass aud Copper Wire CInh
fnr Paper Makers &c. Cylinders and Dandy Rolls CO..
vered IN The hest manner
Heavy Twrled Wue for Spark CatchSrs, Sieycs for
Brass and Iron Founders Screen Wire. Wind W Wrc
safes, rtaPs, Dish Covers Gal and Sand Scrrens &c
Fancy Wire Work II every description.
March II, ls57-Jm
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New Wall Paper Warehouse,
BURTON & LANING.

NJ ANUFA cTURERS and importers No i2i, Arch
vi street, sec nd door above sixth, Phndclphla where
may he found the largest aud best selected stock in the
City.
COUNTRY PCR CiIASERS may here be accommo.
dated without the inc nvcnence uf booking further, and
may be assured that they will receive The advantage ui
their nuney. BURTON * IANI\G,
III ARCH street, above Sixth, Philade pha.
March IS 1857
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NOTICE.

TESIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders oi
the Philadelphia aud Sudbury Rail Road
Company, will he held on Mondav, he 21th
day Of April, 1887, at the office Of the Company
Philadelphia at IL O'clock, N. .....
WIN. RlEHI.E. Sec'y,
Phil'a.. April 4, 1887 1t
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ALEXANDEIs KERR

Imp0rttr and IFhOlesaie Dealer in SALT.
3s South Wharves, Philadelphia.
-ci~A ASH ION Fine, Liverpool Ground.
,kf3A Turks Island and Dairy Salt, con
-A1TtS n stantly on band aud for sale in lots
&ExsSzss to suit lhe trade.
April 4, is57.-6m
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JOSEPH RUSSELL,
LEASE OF VALUABLE COAL LANDS

VESIiE Northumberland improvement Cumpa-
4 ny invite proposals for the Lease of ror-
ton ol their coal VEINS, situate on their
property in Northumberland county. rennsy Iva
nis, Two and half miles above the town Of Sha.
mokin, and directlv on the line of the Philadc.
phia and Sudbury Rail Road.
The Veins of Coal are well located for easy
aud profitable operation. Apply 10
JOSEPH s. DIXON, Agent,
Mount Carmel. Pa.
orto CHAS. S. FOLWEl.I. Src'y.
-. - n,,iI.deIrhIa.
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ETishing Tackle.--Red Cork, Grass. Cot.
ton and Linen Lines, Gu, Lines, Sea Grass
by the yard, Snoods, Flies, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks. Rods, &c, for sale hv
March ~. 'h7 A. W. FISHER
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JOHN STONE & SONS,

No. 45, Second Street, Wiiddebhia.
a RE now receiving ,hci spring importation
IA Of SILK and MILLINERY GOODS, con.
listing in part OF Fancy, Cap and Bonnet Rib
bons Satin and Mantua Ribbons, Giace aud
Plain SILKS. Marcelines and Florenccs. Black
Modes. French and English Grapes. Tarlatanc.
Maine and Illusion Laccs, DC. Also. o foil
assortment OF French and American flowers.
which they oller to the trade on ia favorab.e terms
March %, ls57.--2m., y. 2.
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tate OfAIfreG gEoyyiand, ec'd.

n Office is hereby given that letters of
~ Administration have been granted t0
the subscriber on the estate Of Alfred K.
Rowland, deed, late OF Trevorton, Northum-
berland county. An persons Indebted are
requested TO make immediate paymeat, and
those having claims to present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
GEO. MOWTON, Admir-.
TrevortOn \ pril II. ls5I.--6t
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sALAMANDER FIRE
THIEF-PROOF SAFES.

The largest assortment in The United States.
Warranted To he equal TO any now made. and
will he sold on as Good Terms. ms can he oltain-
ed from any other hcase IN the County. at
EVANS & WATStiN'S
&c South dt Street, Philadelphia.
Truth is E1ighs7, and Must Prevail
Report IF the Committee appointed TO supcrin.
tend the Burning Of ihe Aen Safes, al Reed
ing, February ~, 1857.
REaDrso, March 4.
The undersigned, members OF the committee
do respect ully report, that we saw the two Sales
originally agreed upon hy Faneis & Herring mud
Evans Il Watson, placed side by side in fur
hace, viz: The Sale muse by the Paymas,cr Of
the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad Compa-
ny, in his office at Reading, manufactured Ivy
Farrels " Herring, and the Safe in use hy H..
a. Lantz, in his store, manufactured by Evans
& Watson, and put in books and papers precisely
alike.
Thr.fre was started at 81 o'clock. 4. NJ, and
Kept up until ioar cords of green hickory, two
cords dry oak and half chesnut top wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under the su-rtin.
,cndcncc OF the subscribers, members of thc Com
mittee. The Safes then cooled oil with
water, alter which they were opened and the
books aud papers taken out by the Committee
aud sent 10 u. a l.nniz's store for ,pubIic exam.
ined and marked by the Committee. The hooks
and papers taken from ;he safe manufactured
oY farres d Herring we're in our judgment.
damaged fully fifteen per cent. more than those
taken from Evans7,S Watson's Safe.
We believe the above to have been a fair and
impartial trial ofthe respective qualities of both
Safes.
JACOB II. DYSHER,
DANIEL, :. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we
fully coincide with the above statement of III.
condition OF The papers and books taken out OF
the respective Sales.
G. A. NICCILS.
Il. II. MCHLENBERG,
JAMES MIlHOLLAND.
March 81 1871.
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To DeIinauent TaX-,'ayers.

To Delinquent TaN-Pa9ers.
rTNlIE subscriber gives notice 10 deInquentS.
l. who have not paid their school tax for
1855, that their taxes will he collected 10y due
course Of law, if no, paid 10y the LIST OF May
next. HENRY PETERY.
Sunbury, March IS, ls57,-3t
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PAY UP I

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber o
"a Note, Book Account or otherwise, are r.
spectfulty requested 10 pay up Immediately, +,
the accounts will be placed in the hands of
Justice for collection.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, December 20, ls56.--
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NOTICE.

In - l. ILL.,
10 tae School Directors Of Northumberland
County.
GENTLEMEN In pursuonce of the 43l
~ section OF the Act OF Sth May, 1854, Sou
are hereby notified to meet la Convention, at the
Court II ouse III Sunhury, on the first Monday
III May, a. u. 1857 being the fourth Gay Oi the
month at o'clock in the afternoon, and select.
VIVA Nocr, by majority Of tie whuls number
ii Directors pa, ,sent one person Of literary and
scientific atainments, and of skill and experience
the orL Of Teaching. County Supefinteud-
ent. for the three succeeding years determine
the amount Of compensation Tor the same. AID
certify the result to the State Superintendent at
Harrisburg as required by The 39tI and i0lh
sections Of said act.
JOHN J. REIN MENSNYDER,
County Superintendent.
Of Northumberland County.
Near Milton, Pa. April I, ls57.
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DENTISTRY
Come and Settle IN -,

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
us either by Note or Book account. are
quested to call at our store in Sunbury, and Sc
tie, as after the first of priI we shall he obIiGc
to place all unsettled accounts in the hands OF
Justice Of the Peace for immediate collection.
!. W. TENER & co.
Sunbury, Feb. %, 1857
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'HHHE subscriber having disposed Of hiS Drug
a Store in Sunbury to Albert W. Fisher. de.
sires those indebted to him to make pay mrnt J.;
the first OF April next. Payment can lie made
a, the Drug Store.
WIN. A 3RUNER,
Sunhuty, March IA, ls57.--
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COUNTY ORDERS.-Countvo orders taken
as cash for goods, and on note or hook sc-
int by . Z. y. BRIGHT d SON. "
v. 30, 1855
jAR CURED HAMA lot Just received
sale by. LEVI sEASHOLTZ.
lbt 1887. ......l f.r
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Citrate Of Magnesia

TASTE EI.ESS SALTS.
'E'H!S preparation is recommended rs an ex-
cellent laxative and purgatiyc. 1t operates
mildly. is entirely free from am unpleas, mt taste
resembling lemonade in flavor, prepared and sold
by A. W. FISH Err.
Sunbury, March Ia, 1856.
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FURNITURE POLISH,

5. HAE'S Premium Patent Enamel Furniture
Po'ish.--This polish is highly valuable for restor
ing the polish on all kinds of Furniture Glass.
Car!iage Bodies, Hair Cloth, &c. Also, for re.
moving spots, hiding scratches, &c, &c. War
ran'ed TO dry immediately and retain it's goss.-
Price so cts. per bottle. Sold by
a. W. FISHER.
March "a. 1887.
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DRY Goods, Groceries,

SS y - SSN1ht S[ VIVA AVN
a large Stock of ReaJy.MaIe
CL Q T TT m q,
BOCIS AND SHOES, Sc, Sc,
that is kept IN any other store in town, and
His banner is on the breeze.
Audlong may il wave
o'o5 land ol the free,
And the home oi the brave
Wh.ie her Stars aAd her Stire<
sAiae og ike the Sua,
Telling al nations
Tint Freed, ms begun.
This is a Tree country as was proved hy The
election Of Buchanan over the Woody Horse,
therefore il is free for all 20 do their trading where
they can BUY ho CHEAPEST. All are inv:.
led to call and sec.
THE COUNTRY,
as well al the town are respectfully invited, and
every person, rich or poor, high or low hond or
free ors invited to call al No. / Market Square,
Opposite The Court House.
p. S.--He is not to be undersold hy any man
or continuation of men. No charge for showing
goods.
Al kinds Of produce taken in exchange for
goods. ~.
Sunbury Dec. 20, 1856.
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various is the ap-
, is scarcely any
y some and leit
horse gives up
the cow Civ, 5
nlOck To the
monksh0od TO
"r'"in animals
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Large Premiums ~!
GUG 4 X
~ CANE

Large Premiums ~!
20 n SUGAR Is DEAR, and everybody
|HH - Is desiring 10 test the value Of The
new.
NORTHERN CHINESE SUGAR CANE
10 meet the demands for pure.
rslable seeds the Publisher of the
American Aerirulturiat has secured
a large supply direct from the same
source as that obtained by the U. s.
Government. and he has now 900
pounds which will be distributed
.DG IlnoI soId) as follows:
$i,o6 will pay for the Agrieullu-
rist for one y'sr, and secure the
prompt free return Of COO perfect
Sugar Cane Steis. Ills will plant
l2U hills.
= SO $3.50 will pay for club Of six
c'CO subscriber one year, aud also ,O)O
seeds delivered free.
n. Is The seeds aboUe offered
will I've promptly delivered to the
subscriber or sender Of club
FREE OF ENPESsE
"oint in the United States
'ifornia and Oregon.
iety Of valuable seeds
tribuied free to all sub
the February and April
iculturist has a much
ula,ion than any other
lor Horticultural jour
world. lair test OF its
it is universally pro.
hest source of plain
ZION for every culti-
ut will pay.
is stereo-
-irng
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T.. G. 7yEs'
Produce and Fruit Store,

no. 10 N0rth lFhdrreS, Ph'tddetphid.
Shipping and Country Oorders promptly file,
on res. onsihe orders.
Farmers and Dealers Produce Sold on Com
mission.
Apples, Bananas, Pine A pples, Dried Fruit
Onions. Oranges. Shell Barks, Raisins,
Beans, Lemons, White & Sweet Figs,
Tufnys, Cranherres. Potatoes, Poultry,
Peaches, Ground Nuuts, Chesnuts, Eggs, &c.
Foreign and Domestic Produce and Fruit gen
orally,
February 2S, 1857 --ly