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Bay- Grows district in Pa b.. .;,.o.
him over 5000 maj. The spirit hath
mcred, and, ,hcQuskers have vn,cJ :
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$4,000
$4,000

Only EIGHrY-SEVEN THOUSAND
AND FORTY DOLLARS lost the PEG.
pie of Michi yau at ole tine The leaders
Of this immaculate party say they will re.
store this golde age Of swindlipg if you
will restore them TO power.
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From the Detroit Free Press Oct. 9th.


PRoFLIGACY.--Accor ing to the re-
port Of tho Board f Auditors for the year
1857, copy of which we have before US
there were purchased in that year for the
use of the Auditor Generals Office, and
paid for out of tue Treasury, elecen hun
dred amt tnenty-dtree reams OF paper,
at the aggregate cost Of EIGHT THOU
SAND TWO HUNDRED AND NINE
SEVEN DOLLARS, as follows
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Remember,

That when the Democrats went out Of
power, they left public debt Of 1881
AS 20.
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Oct. 1866. {

DuGNhuAII LAIJ q OPP' h'"J =
This blow well followed up in Novem-
Der secures an opposition House. New
York, Massachusetts,, Michigan, Illinois
Wisconsin and Delaware vote neIt
month
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LoCOrOCO sTEALINCs.
5WINDLE NUMBER ONE .


In 1888, the economics, Locofoco party
If Michigan took out Of the public treasu.
~ and losned the "Pontiac Rail Road
CompanJ"
$97,OOOll
an that Institution, which was in facts Lo-
yofoeo ccnc,rn, 4 few party favo.ites, at the
head Of whom was Salt Williams, agreed aud
bound themselves bya personal bond sigu-
~ by such men as Solomon close, Schuyler
Hodges and others in penalty Of TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
and also a Mortgage Of the Railroad aud
al its stock TO pay the same and interest 10
tie STATE
Now voters, look st the following cures
which show the amount Of one Locoioco
dive into the State Treasury. Salt VIII
iams & CO got March 6, 1888, the follow
ing bite;
$4,000
This sum became due, and the people
paid it July lst, 1855, just 20 years,
and the people paid q per cent interest
'on it all that period, which at simple iu-
eercst woald be
Interest BIG 900
Principal $4,000
Total, $4,000
.In l84S, Geo. Y. y. Lothrop, then
Attorney General, a'ld batch of Loco
officials were empowered by the Loco
Legislature to sch out the Mortgage and
and e!aim cf the State which then
amounted to
Sl55,2OO
% Salt Williams Il Co, for
$4,000
That JOB was done and what is most re-
mark lblc is, that the Legislative act ex-
ciuded every other person except Salt
Williams and his associates from the pur-
chase
Last July the Republican Admiuistra-
,on against which this honest Loco party
is hurting unfounded accusation of dis
honesty paid this debt.
How much did this one Locofoco oper-
Principal, s07 600
Simple Interest, 9 Per cent,
% years, ll6,4QC
Total, 82lS,4000
Deduct the amount received by CIV u.
I.otnrop x Co, which was received in
lSi9, and add Interest from l84S to 1858,
and we have the following:
Principal, S32 900
Ten years interest, 1920
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ReInembc ,

That the Democrats defend their former
State action and promise to do no better
if returned TO power
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The State Debt.

Ace riding to the annual report Of two
Locofoco Auditor Generals, the State debt
at two different period was as follow;
Report of j Adam, lS49 l,795 $40 iG
j. Swegles, Jr. 1854 1881, 545 70
Increase in i've years s736, O25 "a
Due on Iruf; Funds, 1854 C60,174 "A
Actual increase Of State
Debt 1896, 100 90
But how stands the charge of increas-
ing the State debt under Republican rule
Two lines will stamp that Locofoco lie
with It's proper title
State Debt, 1854 J.
Sweglcs 1881 ,5i5, 10
State Debt 1857 ,S.N. Holmes = 200 ACT "a
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Ia 1888, the econcTics, Locofoco party
Of Michigan took out of the public treasu-
~ and losned the Pontiac Rail Road
,
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$4,000
$4,000
$162,20O 90.

Leaving a dead loss 10 the State of
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This suue La rever ben accounted
Cor by these f;uai a Loco.-co ,rrvoats in
az Of IN II lump
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

| THE Hoo CnoLErA.-At tho meeting oil
The United States Agricultural Society. in
Washington City, on the 18th instant, Mr..
Pratt called for the order Of the day, being
the report on Hog Cholera
DR.. Higgins, State Chemist OF Maryland,
then rose and made verbal ont highly inter-
estIpg and satisfactory report on the subject.
lie declared the disease, though popularity
called cholera" TO be properly pneumonia,
the seat 6f lesion being in and aronnd the
lnngs, and not the bowels. The remedies are
IKE those in case Of epidemic, such, for in
stance, as that of Norfolk. He therefore
used MS preventves gns tor, quick and water
Stacked lime. The canse OF the disease lies
IN an excess of fbrin in the animals blood,
which makes il too thick, aud consequently
unable to pass with the requisite facility
through the arteries of the lungs. Hence the
necessity Of an alkaline carbonate is indicated
and he had found a mixture of equal qunnti-
ties of carbonate of soda and barilla TO be
perfect curative. His rule was to give ten
grains Of the mixture in swill three times
day to each hog, and II bad been in all cases
successful, when the cnse had not too far
gone. DR.. ii. incidentally remarked, in an
swer to q question put by member. that the
value Of the hogs which died last year by this
disease amounted to several millions of dol
lars. He had seen them die in ns large a
nnmher as five hundred day. 1t is DR..
Hlggins's intention to report in ertenso on
this subject
On motion of Mr.. Byington. the report of
DR.. Higgins was accepted and adopted by
the Society, and the thanks Of the same ac-
corded therefor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

SeY virtue of sundry writs of ofNESpIrIoS, Ex-
IF PosAs issued out of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Northumberland county, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, ut the house Of
Mrs. READER. in Turbutville. Lewis township,
Northumberland county, on TIL HURSDAY, the
25th day of FEBRUARY. next, at o'clock p.
NJ, the following real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract or piece of land, situate
in Lewis township, Northumberland coanty,
bounded by land Of James Lewars on the east
and south; on the west by land of the widow Of
John Smith, decd. and by public road on the
north, containing 81 Acres, more or less, all Of
which is cleared; whereon are erected a large
two-story frame Dwelling House ard Kitchen.
a bank Barr, carriage House, washhousc, well
of water young orchard, &C. Seized taken in
execution and TO be sold as the property Of aron
B. Arman.
ALSO, at the same time and place, all the
defendants interest being the one equal undv-
dod fifth part OF certain tract or piece Of land,
situate in Lewis township, Northumberland coun-
ty, bound by lands of Thomas Watts on the east,
christopher Kaup on the west; james Tweed
and NJ Matthias Miller on the south, and the widow
Gray on the NORTH containing in the whole $50
Acres II ore or less, about so Acres of which are
cleared whereon are erected, two log houses,
frame barn, orchard, &c. Seized taken in exc
cution and to be sold as the property Of James
Watts.
JAMES vANDYKE, Sheriff
Sherf's office, Sunbury,
January 80, 1853.
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has been made, including that on the Jude
nry, would have such an effect.
Mr.. Davis, excitedly replied ayes, and
have long sought respectable man who
could charge the contrary
Mr.. Fessenden said the newspapers repre-.
sent the Senator as making speech in Mis-
sissippi TO which be said be went into Presi.
dent Pierce's Cabinet disunion man.
Mr.. Davis said it was false, and inquired
whether the Senator from Maine could pro.
duce the paper.
Mr.. Fessenden, responded that be could
produce the paper into which the extract was
copied.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
Estate of JACOB FRY, Deceased.

n Office is hereby eiven to the heirs and e-
~ gal representatives of Jacob Fry, who Tor
merly resided in Upper Augusta township, Nor
thumherland county, deceased, that by virtue OF
a Writ Of Partition and valuation issued out of
the Orphans Court of said county to me directed
an Inquest will he held at the late residence OF
said Jacob Fry, deceased, to wit at the residence
Of Jacob Fry. jr., near the Shamokin Dam in the
borough ofSunbury, on Saturday the 9Th day of
kiarch next. at 10 o clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of making Partition Of or to value and appraise
the Real Estate Ct said deceased, 10 wit A GER
tain Lot of Ground, situate in the borough Of
Sunbury, near the Shamokin Dam, and bounded
on the west by the public road leading from sun
bury to Harrisburg, on the south by 20 feet
alley on the east and north by land Of benja.
min Hendricks. containing about ono-iourlh ofan
Acre, wherein is erected two story stone dwell
ling House aud Kitchen and small log stable.
Al which time and place YOU may attend II you
think proper
JAMES yANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheria's Office, Svnbury,f
February 9Th, 1858.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
PR1vArB SALE


FEfHE subscriber offers at private sale. Ger
y tain lot or piece OF land, situate IN Lowe
Augu5ia township, Northumberland coup,y
about 8 miles below Sunbury, bounded on ,n'
west by the river Susquehanna, on the SCUM oy
land OF George Seller the cast by iana o.
VIM. kroh. and on the north by land OF VIM
X. Jones, contsining 6 Acres and l5 perrhes'
all of which is cleared and in very high fiate
Of cultivation. The Northern Central Rail
Road passes through the tract, and is also
bound ON the east by the Main Road leading
from Sunbrry to Harrisburg. which together,
with the River upon the west, and the fertility
OF the soil makes it a very pleasant and desira-
BILE situation.
ALSO; another certain Tract Of Land, situate
in said township, adjoining lands of William
hroh, on the south, the heirs of Robert and Ar
thur Auchmuty on the east VIM. V. Silvor-
wood, and public road OH the north, and VIM
IL. Jones on the west, containing 80 Acres III
perches strict measure. about so acres of which
are cleared, and in high state of cultivation
ana the residue most excellent land for culiiva-
ton, bat is now covered with excellent timber.
and if purchased soon, the purchaser can get a
large quantity of Railroad Ties on the same.
! his tract is also well watered, having several
fine springs upon it, and every field can be wa
tered thereby. An indispu,able title will DO given
and terms Of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM r. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January 9, lS57-H
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE.

'lTiE subscriber has just received fresh sup
n ply of Wheat and Buckwheat Flour, which
he is offering at reduced prices, at his
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
Market Square, His present prices for Whea
Flour are
Best ulfalo inspection, 81 so per bbl.
Williamsport double Extra, z 25
Good Family Flour, 90 4"
Native Wheat, 90
Extra BuclIwheat Flour, 35 pr sack.
Chop Feed, (per 100 lb) 30
Butter, 20
ALSO for sale good Dairy Butter, Allegheny
county Cheese, Cranhenies &c.
Every effort will I've made TO give his custom
ers satisfaction, Give him cali.
G.. o. HAVEN.
Sunbury, January 90, ls5s.-~
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SoIIDIFIED CorToN FIBRE.-Mr. J. NJ. Le
gare OF South Carolina, is said to be engaged
in perfecting an invention, by which cotton
is to be adapted to variety of novel uses.
The basis OF his invention consists in the soli-
difcation Of common cotton fibre by the aid
Of certain chemical ingredients. Plastic at
first, so as to be readily monlded or worked
by hand into any required shape, the article
becomes, on drying hard and tenacious, with
q somewhat metallic lustre.
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N. s. LAwRENCE's
HOVER's LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testimony of Prof Hoolh and Dr.. Brinckle having
previously been published the following is now added
From Prof AIcCLOSKEY, formerly Professor Of Theory
aud Practice of Medicine in the F Feriue Medical College
Penhsy y!rnnia and late Professor of Surgery IN the
American College of lleticiHe, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov e1th, 1886
Mr.. JosErH T. Hover a trial OF yonr LIQUID
HAIR DYE will convince the most skepcal, that it is
SAFE, ELEGANT, and EFFIcAcIoUs preparation Unlike
many Others it has in several instances proved serviceabe
the Of some cutaneCus enp'ions on the head, end
have hesitation in commencing 1t to these requiring
sIch application.
Very respectfully, J. +. X; McCLosKEY, NJ D.,
AIS Race ST., above 18th
HOVER'S WRITING INKS including HONERS
WRITING FLUID, and HOVER'S INDELIBLE INKS,
still nan,ain the high character which has aways dis
tinguised them aud the demand first created,
has continued uninterrupted until the present,
Orders addressed TO the Mandatory, No. 4l6
RACE street, above Fourth (oid No. li41
Philadelphia, will recciveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH l.. HOVER, ManuGactuter.
December 25, ls57.-April 25, 81, ch.
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LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE.
En,pOrtanl 10 Coal Operators.

rgNHE undersigned Lessees OF the Lancaster
IL Colliery," near Shamokin, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, pihing TO retire from the
business, offer for sale the Lease and FiStures
of said Coliicry, on satisfactory terms This
Colliery has been in operation since 1884, and
has been successful beyond expectation. Tho
Coal is superior articles for all uses TO which
Anthracite isapplied, and good market has been
established, which can be much extended. The
Breaker and Fixtures are of the very best char
acter and will recommend themselves TO persons
acquainted with the business
The Lease runs to January l, 1864, and is a
favorable one for the operator.
For further information apply at the Colliery
in person, or by letter to Shamokin, p. o., Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania.
COCHRAN, PEALE & co.
February @, l65S.--f
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New Advertisements.
SUNBURY FERRY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the SUNBURY
L FERRY will he Let 10 the highes. bidder
for one or three years, on Saturday the Goth da,
February, inst, at 10 o'cloca A. NJ. at the pub
lie house Of Charles Weaver, in Sunbury-
Terms and conditions will be made known on
the day Of Letting.
SAMUEL J.YOUNG, Chief Burgess
Sunbury, February 6, lS5s.-3t
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A STRAY COW

NAMEt TO the promises of the subscriber about
a. SO days since BLACK COW, about ten
years old, has white face, white belly, one hind
foot white, white under the jaw, hole bored in
each horn. The owner is requested TO come and
prove property pay churgcs, otherwise she will be
disposed Of according 10 law.
DANIEL HOFFMAN.
Mt. Carmel, January 80, lS5S.-2m
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A Gard 10 the Public.
RE d! REA EAD!!!
=. r. s. T.. e. KLINE.

hNlI11S
Kiine'S Grope, Northumberland county, Pa.
VNE have determined from the publication of
w this notice TO sell at greatly reduced prices
for CASH our stock of Goods, comprising
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Queensware,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Medicines, &C.,
and all goods usually kept in country store.
Being desirous of quitting the business we will
dispose of our stock Of Goods on or before the
list day of March, 1858, TO person or persons
wishing to embark in the business on favorable
terms. The situation is good one for doing an
extensive mercantile trade.
For further particulars call personally upon
the subscribers, or address them by mail.
]. +. " |. f. KLINE.
Kine's Grove, Pa /, February 9th, 1888.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

PREPARING LIQuID GLUE-Mr. Merchant
Kelly, OF Bentonville, Indiana, publishes the
following method for preparing liquid glue,
which he says he has found very convenient,
as will every household in the way of mendipg
broken chairs, frames, and articles of broken
furniture generally, which for little attep-
tion in this wise, are allowed to become d.lap-
dated and worthless. Every housekeeper
should therefore have q bottle Of this glue al.
ways at hand.
Z" Take the glue in any quantity desired,
and dissolve it in as small portion of boiling
water as possible it will then be found too
thick for use. While it is still hot, take the
glue-pot from the fire, and reduce or thin the
glue to the proper consistency with alcohol /;
then put it 10 a bottle, the mouth of which
must be covered with India rubber OF other
material imprevious TO the air
Liquid glue made in this manner, and
placed in bottles, may be kept ready for use
for number OF years. l have some glue
which now use that was thus prepared six
years ago, and Is as good as when newly
made. 1t only requires to be slightly warmed
Tor application during cold weather"
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NOTICE

NOTICE
vHHHE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
n the NEW YORK AND MIDDLE COAL
FIELD RAILROAD AND COAL COMPA-
n y will he held on the first Monday in fehru-
ary next, at II o'clock, at their Office No. 20i
South 4th street, Philadelphia al which time the
election of Directors will be held.
Philadelphia, January l6, 1868.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

Mix one quart Of molasses, three gallons
OF rain water and one pint OF yeast, Let il
ierment and stand four weeks, aud you will
have the best of vinegar.
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VALENTINES VALENTINES !!

III Y.FRlI.ING has just received splendid
fk' lot of VALENTINES of all descriptions.
consisting of Comic, Sentimental and some very
beautiful ones which he will sell at prices to suit
the times. Give him call eren if you dc not
wish to buy. He charges nothing for showing
his stock.
January %, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
Transportation.

From Philadelphia and 7rtvorton.
RTERCHANTS S ant business men of Trevor
I'VE ton and vicinity, can have their Mcrchan.
disc and other Goods shipped through frora
Philadelphia to Trevorton and Port Trevor;on.
and all intermediate places on the .line, by send
ing to the Central Depot House Of FREED,
WARD & FREED, No. sll Market ST. above
Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
Goods carefully attended Is and promptly de-
livered.
FREED, WARD & FREED, "A gents.
November Z, ls57.-3mo3S
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sunbury, February 8, 1866
:. Estate of George Brosions, deceased.

MT Office is hereby given TO the heirs or legal
IL representatives Of George Brosious, late Of
Georgetown, in Lower Mahonoy township, Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania. deceased,
that by virtue of an alias writ of Partition and
Valuation issued out of the Orphans Court of
said county and to me directed an inquest will
be held at the late residence of said deceased, in
Georgetown, on MONDAY, the 22nd day Of
March, next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for tho purpose
of making partition of the Real Estate Of said
deceased, to wit: of five certain tracts of land,
and four and half lots of ground in Georgetown,
aforesaid, one Limestone lot, and five Islands,
situate in the river Susquehanna in Lower Maho-
noy township, Northumberland county, aforesaid,
between the heirs or legal representatives, and
the widow of said deceased. At which time and
place YOU may attend if you think proper.
JAMES VANDYkE, sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Sunbury,1
lanuary tShS
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JON ES HoU SE-
WELLS .G0VERkY, Proprietor.

Cor. Of Market Street s. Market Square,
nARRlSB PA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANTHOTEI., recently cree.
l. ted by the Messrs JONES IN Harrisburg, Pa hay
iug been leased for term of ysas by the lie
takes this method Of calling the of his former
patrons, and the travelling community. thereto.
lnvng Il iTuut ot one hundred uId forty feet on the
principal street ui the CITY, and Fiytwo Feet Front ON
Market Square, il cnnnot fail prove attractive us well
inviting to strangers.
The Chambers of fine size, well ventilated and
lighted with Gasu member with connecting doTs-lna-
king them very desirable for iamics.
The Halls warmed throughout by Heaters; and
every modern Improvement in fact has been added TINT
may eonduce to the safety, comfort and happiness OF the
guests.
Visitors may, therefore, rest assured that the 'Jones
House, has been made perfect in oil It's appointments
that each department has been placed in charge uf Expe-
reced aud Competent pers0n.-tlat IN every particular
~ those who nny make II their nome, os great degree
oi comiuIt may he obtained any similar establishment
III the Stute.
To this desirable result. he has furnished lhe
Public aud Private Private rarlurs, Chambers, Dining
Room, Nc, with entirely NEW FURNITURE; and ulsn
arranged within the budg. fine BARRIERS Saloon, Oys-
ter Saloon. Dressing Room, Hot ard Cold Baths as.
The Culinary Department and Dining Room will receive
the especial attention of the Proprietor which he trusts
Will be sufficient guarantee that AL tastes will he suited
After returning hs heartfelt thinks to his old friends
and patrons, for the generous patronage long extended
to him ut the 'Covcy Honse,n and also to his friends
and patrE at the ''Counb.a House, Cape Island. during
the of 1855 he respectfully socils continuance
Of it at the JONES IIOUSE.n
WELLS CovERLY.
January no. 1S5s --Cmos
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

Three thousand, three hundred and sixty
four newspapers are published 10 the United
States and Territories.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE

VESli subscriber will sell of private sale a
n FARM, situate in Point township, Nor
thumbeflshd county, about miles from the
borough Of Northumberland, on the Danve
road adjoining lands Of J. c, Horton, James
Ncsbit, Chas Parks and the north branch OF the
river Susquehanna containing 75 to 100 Acres,
TO suit purchasers. The land is in good state
Of cultivation. The improvements consist of
large frame HOUSE, well finished; a Spring
House, built over never-failing Spring close
to the house, Bank Barn and other outbuild
ings. An OIchard with young and choice fruit
trees.
The above tract will be sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputable tile given. Posses,
sion given on the first day of April next.
For further particulars inquire of the ,ubscr-
Der, residing on the adjoining fain.
JAMES NEsBIT.
Point township January %, ls5s.-n
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Rcady.madc CiOihfng.-P.tersh Sham,
ke WhppocrwiIl Bangups, Mohsir Rsglane,
French Cloth and Black Union Goats, inclujns
a nice assortlnsn, for Beys Pants Vests and
Monkey Jackets, sll sizes and prices.
sudbury, pss. Sc, '57. BSEIHTy son,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-13

vE1H e undersigned appointed by the Court Of
Il commou Pleas Of Northumberland county,
TO report the claimants &c, to fund in Court,
arising from the sale Of certain property Of Lewis
Muir & Co., and d. J. Lewis. hereby notifies all
persons interested IN said matter that he will at
tend TO the duties Of bis appointment ON Monday
the 5ih day of February, 1858, at 10 o'clock,
A. M, at his effice in the borough of Sunbury
CHARLES ]. BRUNER, Auditor.
Sunburv Eelruarv a. lR69-2t