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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-17
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
IaIIRAK aCHAAI


Il MIA will begin on the 18th of September. and CON
tinue during session of ten months Tie coursn o
study will embrace the Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, (thrcugh all the primary und higher
brsnches) and all the elements of good English educa
tion.
1t is the design of the Princip graduate in several
schools OF the University OF Virginia. TO adopt far
the advancement OF the pupils will allow, the system OF
instruction employed in thar institution that boys may
both DO fitted for The business OF he and also prepared
To enter the University
TERMS:-Fos the usual English branches and Mathe
matics $50 per session For the Classics and Modern
Languages, In sdddon, $50. Onehat payable In nd.
vance viz: Half the 18th of September and the remain.
ing half tho 18th Of February.
For further informaiion apply to
JOHN II. POWELL,
Halifax Court House, Virginia
Reference Is made testimonials in the hands OF Mr
Thomas Leigh, Hslsx Court House, and to Mr. Leigh
himself Sept 5-c9t
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, II STARKE
ATT. z. +
TnH CUFF BRACE PLOW

F.NATT P. II. STAKKE.
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
( TH> PLOW has been steadily ~
gaming favor with the farmers \I
q :, Painters for the last ten years,
N may be considered the
popular Plow 10 in the whole South II has taken
a, three of State Fairs, and at the last s55
& as FIRST over all the most popular plows In use
~ Also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
ue OF Virginia upon plows we'll as silver medal,
hghes; award offered by this Institutes and has
ueeessully tested in every variety Of soil In this
,nriactured By the undersigned, a, their factory on
4 aAfn street below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
may be had nearly every article used for tilling the
80, a'i made in our own shops OF best material.
onl l3-cly GEO. WATT e. co.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
SESSION OF ls59-59.
UyHE Annual Course Of Lectures viii commence on
the hrst Monday In October, and continue until the
lst OF March.
suRoKIY.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. u.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
DAVID II. TUCKER NJ. ID.
aArrRIA mEDlcA AND THEhAPRUTfcs'
BEVERLEY R. WELLFORO, NJ. ID.
ANATOMY,
AE PETlCOLAS NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES MEDICINE AND MEDICAL JuhlsPAopkSch'
L. 9 JOYNES, M. D.
oBsrRTRIcs DISEASES OF wonEN AND ShihpAh
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. ID.
CHEMISTRY PHARnAcY,
JAMES B. McCAW, NJ d.
DEMONSTRATION ANATOMY,
MARION HOWARD, ID.
The Study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuteo
with the most ample facilities and at very TIMING exc
pense Clinical Instruction 10 given in the innrmnry Oh
The College, which 10 at all times we'll supplied win Me-
dcal and Surgical cacs and being under the same roo
with the Lecture Rooms affords the student peculiar ad
vanta ges tor the observation of disease. .,,-
FTTs For the full Course of Lectures sloo
Demonstration of Anatomy. ...--...--- ~
Matrtculahon
l.. 8. JOYNBS, NJ. d.,
,,,r I2-.,Oct Dean The Faculty.
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nROGUEs, BROGUEs, BROGUEs 5000 pair
h Richmond made Brogues, for sale on accommoda'
,;no ,srm. hv N. DEvEREUX,
.ns Leather Dealer, l32, Cary St,
CANT e,-ch Between 18th and lSh sta.
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FI-TIyaYYI FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FLUtANNA FEMALE INSTITUTED
FACULTY.
DEv. P. S. HENSON, A. NJ, Principal, Natural Sci.
IL ences and German
Rev j. p. SMITH, A. NJ. Moral Philosophy and Ancient
Languages.
Mrs A. REESE HENSON, Mathematics.
Miss +. A. PUYRER, French and Bellies Iettres.
Miss SUR " WILLIAMS, Mathematics.
Miss l.. I. LETELLIRR, Music and Embroidery.
- Music aud Painting.
Miss NJ. r. TAYLon, English
Miss NJ F. WILLIAMS, English.
The next session o this Institution will commence on
the fret Wednesday in October and close the hrst
Wednesday in July following.
The Course OF Instruction, &c Is identical with that
pursued at the University of Virginia
Cnalogues containing full particulars, may be obtained
by addressing the Principal, at Fork Union P. o., Flu
wanna county Virginia. Aug ls-cwbw
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Riebmromo' Gnonirsr,
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ~.

BY RITCHlE, DUNNAVANT, TYLER L. WISE.
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NOVER ACADEMY.

HANOVER. ACADEMY.
FTNHE Eext session OF this School will commence On
the lst of October and terminate the last OF Ju
following
TERMs:-For tuition and board Qights excepted S2''
for session Of 10 monthsonehalf payable October lei
and the remainder March lst.
For detailed Catalogues. address the Principal at T"N
lursvie, Hanover county, Va.
LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, NJ. A, Principal.
HI AnY P. JoNEs, NJ. A.
j. HAaPDES CAAnBERLAYsF- NJ. A.
N. .B-The Instructors are all Masters OF Arts o th'
I,nivers,, ,v nj virginia Aug 6-ctlstOci
IN EXTINCTION LAW SCHOOI.-The Tenth Scs
sion of my Law School will commence at Lexington
on Monday the 9Th Of November next, and close on i'
10th March, 1859 Printed circular letters will be scn. t.
gentlemen desiring information TO the plan Of instrur
ton, textbooks, Sc adopted 10 my school.
Aug i9-ctNovl JOHN w. BRoCkEEBROUGii
~ The South. Whg, Examiner and Dispatch vii
publish the above in their country editions till Novembe'
lat. 1883
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
OaK CROyE SCuOnI.

MYTH the view to the education of my daueh
w ters, have engaged as Teacher, Miss Martha ;
Beard Of Rockbridgc ndy Of high qualifications nnd
ample experience as Teacher Instructions will be
given In all the various English Branches French, and
Music on the Piano The school will open the first Mon
day In October and close the last of July and will be
limited twelve scholars can take as boarders In my
family six girls Terms for B'ard snd Tuition In English
SI5O; French s2O Music $50; payable onehalf at the
commencement and the balance the ls OF March My
sdence eight miles south o Louisa Courthouse and as
healthy situation Gs any in virginia
Sent l5-cw2W+ DAVID ANDERSON, JR.
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FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRlCO
II ANIAC annanad On q teacher n Young lady Ia

FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENKiCU -
UUAVING engaged as teacher young lady, IA Vir'
Ii ginian by birrb) who educated for her voca-
ton well qualified and has had several years very sue
cessful experience Ia teaching desrous to obtain
few pupis board in my family My object being the
education Of my daughter at home the number OF pu,
pills will be limited enable the teacher TO pay special
attention to each scholar The usual branches OF an Eng
sh education with French and Music will DC taught
near the Mechanicsviiio Turnpike, in a retired and
healthy neighborhood The session will commence on
the lst of October
Persons desrous of sending their daughters will please
make early application,
few day scholars can be accommodated.
TERMS Payable halt yearly, In advance. .o
primsrv Engsb Branches $25 10
u;ober Enoish Branches IS 0O
Erencb ,ncuspe 20 OO
Music on the Piano including OF instrument 80 w
For further Information, address
HUGH A. WATT,
Ann 3I-clm Richmond, Va
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ST. JOHNS col l. EG T.

gUlHE next Academic year OF ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
L Annapolis Maryland, will begin on WEDNESDAY,
the sixth of October 1853 The location of this Insitu.
ton is In all respects admirably adapted to academic pur
poses Remote from the air and bustle Of large city ii
invites Study and Literary repnse; and yet its proxm
ty (I0 miles By rail road twice dAy To Washington and
Baltimore cities makes il perfectly accessible from the
great national thoroughfares large nnd beautiful build
!ng just completed with accommodations for hun.
dred and hity students hording greatly incea'ed nci.
ties for the eeucaton Of youth. Dormitory very com
modious and well ventilated with large study rooms nj.
tached WILL under the constant supervision OF the Pre-.
iects afford young boys thn daily ana nightly supcrvi.
sion which is found indispensable In the education OF
youth The very central position of Annapolis, whether
considered in reference the state the country gene
rally and its perfect heathulness and exemption from
the OF heat and cold point il out OF the
desirable spots for OF learning. Every posi-
BILE facility for exercise Is afforded by large aud beautiful
grounds. water right Of some threequarers OF mile
aords of swimming bathing and skating all with
in College bounds
The College Campus affords the finest field for the regu
lar infantry drill and occasional parade. Nor are the nd
vantages scholastic point Of view all less striking.
With all its chairs filled by in the prime Of lr, and
freshness OF viCor the Institution prepared To take its
place by the side ui the prominent schools in the
land educator OF youth Its facilities Tor discipline
are much more than usually abundant. To the South,
especially mn institution situated Just this |: mos.
inviting All thu: required tu t'" compilation t under
Graduate Course clothing alone excepted ay be had M
the rac o S2dO per annum Gentlemen hnvinR son or
ward al the Naval School md members o Con. rcss from
distance would find il conrenlent 10 inquire par.
cuarly into the character u this institution punctuhl
attendance by the hrst day oi the academic yehr
(Which begins the fret "Wednesday in October, and
ends the trst "Wednesday in August olIowingD IS most
earnestly requested and will be- convenient, 10 the
student rs ch0cc Oi depends the time OF his
arrival For lurthrr nrormntn, and Tor circulars apply
TO REV. c. X. NELSON, ID. d
Principal of ST. Johns College.
I.t. .lI AN n1ta
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT WTNGFTELD.

a SCHOOL will be opened at my house on the let oI
IA October. 1t will be conducted by Lady, who Is a
experienced teacher Three four grls in addition In
my two daughters, will be admitted into the school.
TERMS
Board and Tuition In the English Branches and French
For Music An additional charge of ......... 81 M
The situation is both airy and healthy, and within two
and half miles OF Nocrs Turnout the Central Rail-
road Ny Post Office is Beavcrdam Depot.
Anr 5-cwtlOc ROB II NELSON
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: ,,o,xr R,ay,p,IE C. K. BARKsDALH,
Ia, Of Charlotte. of Richmond
{ II BARKspALE late of Farmrille.
BARKSDALE & BROTHERS,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE NEAR SHocKoE WAREHOUSE.
7 lgERAL ADVANCES made on Consisnments IN
| S.,5 Jan 5-cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-17

THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES. MARYLAND.
,sNHE next Annual Session begins on Wednesday,
1 September 29th Punctual attendance on tina, day
is requested Applicants enter any Of the classes in
the Preparatory School or u the College, tor which upon
examination they are found qualified Commercial studies
pursued by those whose parents desir Ample accom-
modaons are provided for one hundred and twenty pu
pills
TEaMs-Two hundred and fifty dollars (s250) for the
Session. payable semi.snnusily in advance covering all
expenses OF tuition and boarding For admission, apply
to the RfN Dh hEhrOoi.
Rector Of the College. St. James r. o, Md.
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1NKIYITE TTITIOS AND BOARD In III

J. Country Mt the N0rth.-Rev and Mrs. II MY
RICK, Of Brooklyn, Connecticut, receive into their family
several children instruct according to the wishes OF
parents giving to each particular attention and aiec.
tonate Their home is in re ired pleasant and
healthy location accessible from New York and Boston
via Norwich and Worcester Rail Road and ehers excel
lent inducements those who wish to place young per.
sons, Of either SEX under responsible snperntendenee
and favorable influences Terms-Three hundred dollars
| per annum payable semi-annualiy in advance
They refer, among msn7 others, to Rev J. H. Mcfar'
land, Kanawha c. H., Va, and Nathaniel Williams Esq,
! Baltimore Md July 30-cwl0w
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LOUISA FENIAL LIE AGA d + VI Y,


MlLLWOOD,
THREE MILES PROM TiiE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
N RS. MARTHA +. DABHEY, assisted by her daueh.
WI ters proposes to open School for Young Ladies
the rst day of October next In this School will be
taught
ls The Rudiments of Chemistry, Natural Philosophy.
and all the Branches OF English Education
3rd. Embroidery and Needle WorA.
Terms:
Board including Washing and and Tuition In h
the Enghah Branches for session Of ten months Sl35 %
Instruction in Music and Of Piano. IS w
For Scholars advanced, Professor will be en-.
ployed at usual rates.
Embroidery and Needle Work ........... SEQ
onehslf of all charges to be paid In advance and the
remainder before the close OF the session
Each Young Lady will be expected to furnish her own
towes properly marked
Professor Geo Edward Dabuey, WIN Stuart, Rev Ro
Ryland and Col Edmund Fontape, Richmond; Wm Cooke,
Esqr, Second Turn Out, Louisa; Maj Price, Verdon
Hanover Philip Nelson Esqr and Lucius Minor, Esqr,
Etns o, Hanover.
The number of boarders will be limited to twelve and
the most tender maternal care promised
Address-'Second Turn Out, Louisa" at which place
carriages will always meet the pupils Early application
10 requested
Aug 5-ctocl WIN. B. DABNEY.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
BUCKINGHAM, VA.
guNHE Fall session Of this Institution will open the
Il 22d September
Rev John C. Blackwell A. NJ, Presiden, and Professor
Of Natural Science and Ethics.
j. J. Potts. A. NJ Professor of Mathematics and Ancient
Languages.
Arnaud Preo Professor of Modern Languages and Ma-
sc.
Mrs. +. A Preot, Assistant in French and Music.
Miss 8. A. Cobb lnsructress in Ornamental Branches,
and Assistant In Music.
- Assistant In Music.
TERMS PER SESSION, DUE IN ADVANCE:
Board, including fuel, lights, and washing, 500 oO
English Branches, 10 0O
Latin or Greek, or beth, 80
Modern Languages each, 10
Music on Piano or Guitar 20 %
Use of Piano, 80
Vocal Music, no charge.
Drawing different kinds of Painting, and different kinds
of Needle Work at the usual charges.
Among the many advantages the Institute atfords To
young Ladies wishing to obtain thorough education
may Be mentioned the fact that two of the Professors aud
their families and also all the Assistants reside in the H.
sritute and at the table with the young Ladies
This arrangement enables the students to obtain aid in
their studies whenever needed and secures props ssten
tion to their Manners comfort, and well being.
Pupils coming by tho James River Canal will be met nj
New Canton with suitable conveyances by writing TO that
effect the President of the Institute Those coming by
the South Side Rail Road will conveyances at
sonabe rates. by writing to Col. Richard A. Booker,
Farmyle Va For further 'nformahon address
JOHN C. BLACKWELL,
Aug 4-eo3m Gravel Hill. Va
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TyI5jPTON ACADENI

HAMPTON ACADEMY.
TOHN B. CARY, A. M., PRINCIPAL, Instructor In An
ID cient Languages and Mathematics.
f. c. EpmosDs, ". NJ. l., Assistant In Mathematics and
Instructor in Tsctics
JKssK s JONES' A. 3. Assistant In Ancient Languages.
PHILIPPE HENLE Instructor in Modern Languages and
Music. ,, n
BOARD and Tuition In Ancient Languages and Mathe.
natcs S22O per session of ten months commencing on
the frst Monday in October. Lights extra. =,
For Catalogues, further information, address the
pr;nc,nsj Hsmpton Virginia. Aug 5-ctOetl
SCHOOL IN FAUQUIEK COUNTY,
TTAVING engaged the services OF very accompanied
teacher in my family. win take one or two scho.
Lara from IL to II years Of age My residence near
Warrenton In Fauquer county, and the scholars Will De
received al members of my family. ;, .,,orr
Aug 27-ctt n. Z. oOOlI
AMELIA ACADEMY.
vuyHE e7th Annual Session of this Institution will COM
mepce on the lst of October 1858, and end on the
lot of August 1889. ANN. Ann
Board and Tuition, exclusive OF lghtsD s2oo-eloo
n.vsbe on the LAT OF October and 500 the lst OF
March No deduction made for absence, except on &C.
For particulars consult the Catalogue, address the
subscriber at Lodore P. O., Amelia:
usryrasrrY OF VIRGINIA, June %, 1857.
We bolieve the Amelia Academy, under the manage
ent of Mr. W. H. Hsrrison one Of the best
schools in Virginia. GESsNEh MAhnisoH'
JOS L. CABELL,
In,v ,o-ca JAS. p HoLcoMBE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-05
Estate Of Augustus Muey, deed.

John lIuey, I Writ Of Partition and valua-
vs. ton issued out Of the Or
Tho widow and phans' Court Of Northum.
hcirs OF Augustus berand county, ieturnable
Huey, deceased. 10 August Term 4 ID, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the heirs and legal
representatives of said Augustus Hucy, late Of
Shamokn township, Northumberland county.
deceased, that Ivy xirtue of the above Writ 10 me
directed, on inquest will be held at the late resi-
dence Of said deceased, on Tuesday tho eth day
of Juno next, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of making partition OF, OF to value and APP
praise the Real Estate Of said, deceased, to wit /:
Of or certain tract or piece of land, situate in Sha-
mokin township, aforesaid, adjoining lands of
Samuel Furman, Ephram X. Miller, John Nor.
gan, Conrad Ycogers heirs and others, contain
ing about 267 acres, more or less, on which are
erected n two story Brick House, log House, a
Barn, outhuildinss, &C., about 100 acres Of which
said land are cleared. Also, of another certain
tract Of land i'll same township, adjoining lands
OF SaT uei Moore, Samuel Sayres, Abner Tharp
John Dunkclbergcr and others, containing about
100 acres, about 50 of which are cleared. At
which time and place you may attend, if you
think proper.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff;
oherin's Office, Sunbury,p
May 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-05

Tho protection Of the frontier Of Texas. Hc
mad Kept back this bill, till' now lin order, il
possible, to get information from Utah to
justify the Executive in dispensing with the
other two. lie was sorry to assert that no
such reliable intelligence had reached Wash
,ngton, They may be wanted, but will not
be called out unless il becomes absolutely re-
cessary to enforce the law.
MIR. Cochran gave notice that he would at
TIE earliest opportunity, press the River II ar
Dor Bills.
Mr.. Jones, in response to question by Mr.
Gilman, said he was satisfied, though no off,
cial information Of the fact had been received
that Col Kane had made proposition to
Governor Cumming, who had gone to Utah,
Tor the purpose Of hearing what Brigham
Young had to say. From that time 90 in
teligence had reached Washington.
An amendment TO the bill was made, pro.
viding that if one or both of the regiments
for Utah or the Frontiers service be dspens-
ed with the money appraprirted for their sup
port shall revert to the treasury, and not be
used for any other purpose.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-05
CARD

a CASH BusISEss ExcrvsIvEi.y.
(,iARIIS ADAMS, = T.. Corner Of Eighth and Arch
- Streets, Philadelphia informs his old customers, and
the buyers Of DRY GOODS GENERALLY, that he ia
making excUns for the prosecution Of his business
the coming season. and IN order to enable him t. puchnte
goods fer CASH, and sell them Ht the LOWEST MAHEEr
PRICES, lie has decided to sell at the smallest posaap
nlvancc ~ FOE CAsu ExcLUsyELY! 81
lie has reduced the price Of most ol the Goods in Sfe
and has open many NEW GoouS suitable tor ic
srArnN, 10 which will be made daily additions
Care will be to accumm rlnc FRIENDS aud Ram
PERSONS generally, as heretofore. .:
NEW DRESS GOODS, SlANlS, llNENS, and
FURNISHING GOODS generally.
Purchasers will find pcu; advantage in giving all carly
call the motto being "thv nne sIEPece Is better tAah
the slow shilling
The situation is ccntrnl, and the store well lighted
March y, l-Js.--3m3i ".
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SUNDURY STEAM FERRY AND
TOWING BOAT COMPANY.

rENRAVELLERS and others are respectfully
N informed that the subscriber Eus established
STEAM FERRY over the Susquchanna, at
SunAury. That large, safe and commodlous
steamboat will run regularly and promptly, at
all hours during the day, to carry foot passengers
as well as vehicles, &c, between Sunhury and
the landing the opposite side OF the river, both
ways, or to ard from Sunhury. The steamboat
will run from Market Street Wharf, and will
carry passengers to and from the Packet morning
and evening. The Steam Ferry now affords not
only a safe and convenient transit over the Sus-
quchonna, but also pleasant and agreeable ride.
IRA +. CLEMENT, Proprietor.
ASpnEw HoovER, Captain.
Sunbury, May !, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-05
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

I'm pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court
OF Northumberland county, will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the house of John Bingaman,
in Georgetown, Northumberland county, afore-
sad on Tuesday, the 22d day of June, next, the
following described Real Estate to wit Two
certain LOTS OR PIECES OF GROUND, sit
uate in Georgetown, aforesaid, upon one'of which
there is Dwelling House, &c. Late the estate
of Jacob Stricker, late of Dauphin county, decd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of said
day, when the terms Of sale will he made known
by JACOB STRICKER, Admir-.
BY order Of the Court,
G. BOYD PURSEK, Clk. o. G.
Sunhury, May 18th, 1858.
Terms $500 cash, and the balance on the first
day Of April, 1859, when deed will be made,
&c.
May Is, ls5s.-ts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-05

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
l. of Northumberland county, will be exposed
to Public Sale, on Saturday, the 9th day of June,
next, at the Court House, in the Borough Of
Sunbury, the following described Real Estate to
wit The undivided one half part of a certain
right or reservation to wit The right to all the
Stone and the Quarry or Quarries on the follow
ing tract of land situate in Upper Augusta town
ship county Aforesaid, adjoining lands of John
Smith, George Strinc and others, containing
twenty. one acres. strict measure. Late the es.
tate of Henry Hannabach, decd. Sale to com.
mcnce at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, when
terms of sale will be made known by
JOEL WOLF, Admir-.
BY order of the Court,
c. BOYD PURSEL, Clk. o. G.
Sunbury, May 18th, .S5S.
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SILVER PLATED-wARE-
MASurACTunED ny
John O. M L A ID 81 SONS

rENliE oldest Electro Platter in the United States,
Il manufactures of every variety of Goods
plated with pure silver, AlUata, Brittania and
Steele.
Tea Sets Urns, Walters, Casters, Cake Bas-
kets, Pitchers, Goblcts, Communion Service,
Spoons, Forks. Knives, &c. All goods warrant
ed as represented.
North East corner 9th and Chesnut street.
Philadelphia, Penna.
May 6, lS5S.-ly
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flour AND FEED .

SPRING ARR n & L NJ n I.
THE subscriber has recently made an enlarge
j ment in his store room and has just received
fresh supply of Flour and Feed, CornmeaI' &c:
His steck consists Of Corn and Rye, Corn and
Oats, and Corn CHOP. BoIted Corn Meal and
Buckwhcat Flour in sacks, all Of which will be
sold low FOR CASH.
Also, the Best and Cheapest assortment OF
Flour in this Market, from FIVE to SEVEN
DOLLARS per Barrel, according to quality
Also, a lot of Flour in sacks at very low rates
The subscriber assures his customers, that his
arrangements for getting Western Flour enable
him to give them better satisfaction or better bar
gains than can be attained elsewhere,
Being thankful for past patronage, he hopes
to merit and contue to receive the favor OF tho
public generally. ....
G. o. HAVEN.
Market Square, Sunbury,
IShS