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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-10
HERRING SAFE

HERRING SAFE
Preserved the JeweIry Of Geo. w. Smons &
Bro; Books, Papers, &c, of Fisher q Bro, ani
Edward Seamans & CO., after remaining eN
posed in the burning ruins for nearly FORTY
HOURS, and proving conclusively what We
have always claimed for them, THEIR GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these fires, THE HERRING'S SAFE,
standing side by side with those advertised as
"warranted to stand 10 per cent. more fire than
Herrng's," came forth the ACKNOWLEDGE
VICTOR, not only preserving their contents in
EXCELLENT order, but being in themselves
in a condition to go through another ordeal,
while the boasted "Salamanders" of other ma
kers were badly used up in every instance, and
in some cases their entire contents completely
destroyed.
To the public he would simply say, that, du-
ring the fourteen years the HERBlNG'S SAFE
has been before them, more than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without the
occurrence of single loss.
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers
against the misrepre sentauon OF interested par
ties, The WERRING'S PATENT is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this city, which
is protected by a PATENT RIGHT, and We
will guarantee it to resist more then double the
amount of heat of any other Safe now kAo"n~
Farrell, Herring Il Co..
Sole Manufacturers IN this State OF
"Herring's Patent Champion Safes
"a Walnut ST., Pllddd.
~ Evans & Watson's Improved SaIaman-
ders," "Oliver Evans" &C. 5. Gaylers' and
"Seott's Absetss," Iron Chests, "a large assoI'-
ment having been taken in part payment los
"neungs.") will be sold at low prices.
Phiaielphia July 10, ls5s.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-10
HERRING's SAFE,
AGAIN TIL T.

CHAMPION II
The ony Safe which, in every
instance, preserved their en-
tire contents in the late ex.
tcnsive fire.
At the burning Of the Arti.
zan Buildings, April 10th,
and in the GREAT FIRE in
Market street, May lst, 1856,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-10

To the Voters of Northumberland County
HAVING been solicited by my friends l
IL hereby offer myself as the peoples candi'
date for
ASSEMBLY,.
Should be elected by the suflragos of my fellow
citizens pledge myself to perform my duties
with the utmost Of my ability and to the best
interests of my constituents and the public al
large. a. H. Diam
Milton. InlY 10. ls5s.-te
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-10

H." Arthur's Self Sealing Cans or Jars,
and The Old Dominion Coffee pot, for sale at
THE Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-10
THE AMERICAN.

-.B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-16

s0ug quantity 81 sraanp aI4oue
States ~ . sofa juno 1857,
Number Of quar-
ter sections
States and Territories.

Esma q ulsod aud uaaIqVordtd lands q each u ne Nl and
tnctfng Surveyed and offered u
Cd Iaads. on ne June 1855
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RATES or cHARGEs F0R HdcKNEY CARRIAGES
CABS Sc.
appropsd Mareh 90, 1872
fH1irad from an at b

rExrad FINN Of ne Corporation, approved Aarb 20, 1912
s ~ ndI Il eDacsd after the passage
act The following fare charges for The conveyance Of
sens from the city Of Washington IN hackney
vehicles carrying passengers for pay
br between eight O'Clock shs not be exceed
say for each passenger r distance MOI
over mile twany i've cents nor any distance oyo
e and not exceeding three miles my cents io
d hackney carage cab other vehicle shall Dc
longer period than I'VE minutes the driver thereof
shall whole hack cab other vehicle the sum
every fifteen minutes SO detained and
deenions later than Socock y M
the othe vehicles
receive the rate Of ATTY oenum 90 the foregoing
ebergcs, addition thereto.
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TELEGRAPH OFfiCES.

Holses Printing Telegraph, National Hotel, entrance on h
street one door north Of tonnsyiva 10 New YORK
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York with the Eastern nc 70 Iohns aud c Western lines 10 New
orleans.
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extreme East aud West
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dft Rcmond Augusta aud Mobile aud intermediate pu '
ding all the principal scaloard cities
Western Telegraph, between sixth ano
en streets Diman' drug To Wheehng and ine
points connecting with all the Western and Northwestern ns
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l NEW urMnRnI1s BOOK

N The Pepper Papers, QusratcdD volume bound in
from contents; Biographical Dad on Weebarer
parts, Agnier and worter snnk Aonomya lee
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The OF this well known hu
sparkling writer, which, widely copied
collected book
and make issued many
wears Just received al PHILIPS New Bookstore
332 Pennsylvania between sth and 10Th sts.
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Kansas nineteen thousand square miles
greater England New York and New Jersey
OF Nebraska ninety five thousand miles greater
all slaveholdng states except California oregon
all New England, New York, Peny
van Ohio possible that New Mexico and Mess
m by Congress at the
present session containing 2ss 600 all New
England ONO Indiana and Illinois wash
ington in all New England and New York
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Ra7Es or POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
pArrs or nnMEsIIc rosrAsE.

INN, "a, aet baf oance under 600 miles prepaid cents;
ayr 600 ns prepaid 10 cents An letter. prepaid
sam or enclosed Ia stamp cnyelopes or they will not
wardcd
m ras sa, pol hns over cent and cent for
eleh additional ounce prepayment required.
any distance n tho United States under 5000 miles
onyee over coo miles required
Newspapers Periodicals exceeding IL weight,
when paid quarterly in where pub
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2 onone more ,hnn 10 octave PAGES packages Of ounces or
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IlsIed OF received.
RATES or LETTER POSTAGE TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES,
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ton excepied) x California oregon Wash
To France and Algeria by French mails q
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Iuxenburg Wurtemburg Holland the
Netherlands,) x or.
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wurlemburg, by Bremen Hamburg mail %
cents j. or
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Te Grand Duke Baden Louie born August 49, 1924 Is under
guardianship by reson OF insanity.
fills ter Ferdinand husband OF the late Queen regent
4 sslysmber 10, 1855.
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

comparative with that
territory DO erected into States exhibits the inter
the miles exceeds that
The superficial Of the Territories organized aud
organized ii follows
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ou Jeremiah Black Attorney General Of to United States A. b.
McCaont esq clerk The ordinary business Of This ofhce may
be classified under the following heads
Official opinions the current business Of the government
called President by head Of department. by the So
hotor nr the Treasury
Of all land purchased, the sites Of
houses light houses and all other pabhc works Of
the United states.
Applications psrdons all conviction the
Of the United States.
Applications appointment all the judicial and legal business
Dftho government
The conduct and Of all suits the Supreme Court OF
the Unled which tho government II concerned
the depart
thereof Attorney General
these ordinary heads tho Office added at
The present time the following, viz:
The all appeals land claims in California
revision Of laws Of the District
Columbia.
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IyRANKI.IN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
on and magnificent stock OF book the results OF
racant mportaons personal selections In the North
The stock be found 10 include hc best editions OF standard and
T ,,n,ts in pa and holdings Of which
saperby frustrated especially suited feI presentation The ap
sups 49, 49, 10 sc,son FRANKLIN r4iiIPH
p Bookstore, 322 Penn. avenue,
~ "A OH and 10th streets.
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The OrgaRi1a tion OF the Executive perartnlents
of the Government, OF the United states;



The whole machinery employed 70 conduct arising ou
orour sn relations with al the Of iheNord ss more
Department Of STATE Of the unicd States only seventeen as oo~s
One sctary oate Hon Lewis Gus Assistant secretary OF
State Hon John Appeon chief clerk twelve clerks one uAhs
aior, and one librarian
Donalo ysyaah This branch OF the State Department
All correspondence between department and oeI d.
ponao United States abroad and those foreign
the department and communications commissioners
der treaties q boundaries &e prepared se aud recerded and
being hrst entered ~ an analytic table or hdexr
Consular charge dependence,
kc between the department aud the eus and commercial agents
of die United states IN instructions oeer
lar agency relating consular affairs, prepared and recorded
The DbuyS0 Asa lie has charge Of all correspondence and
other ers connected with accounts relating 10 any fund with the
disbursement 81 which the department Is charged
TAs Tsa1iariIis such TRANSACTIONS The
department may require He also records the commissions % ronza
and consu shcn ~ English which exequAurs
issued.
c!k Of Atg1aeas aaa Coaais,ns-IIe
COMMISSIONS eiters appointment and nominations 20 the Senate
makes exeuaurs recors when IN English tho
commissions which ey kIaod Has charge fthe library
CIer n me Rolls charge of The rolls,
rolled acts and resolutions d Congress they received AZ The de-
the Pese1 the authenticated copies thereof
which called for prepares for and suierntends their publication,
their distribution throughout the United States and that ~ all d
and publications regard 10 which this duty assigned 70 The
department. writing aud answering all eogs cohnied efehi
Has charge Of all Indian treaties and business renting thereto
II ctyghlie has charge Of the
Tie United Of the department. aud prepares and
&c publications. transmitted
department relating copygs records and in
titles all tn department. other than
tae diplomatic and consular
Glk n Poons Pasmtsfie prepares rardcns
renissos registers tho petitions papers
which they founded. Makes and records PASSPORTS keeps
daily register letters, other diplomatic and consular
iyed and Of the disposition made " them; letters relating
TO this business.
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South Carolina the j. voed
for by people has majority Of all the votes in the
required the Legislature elects the
office Of governor candida voted for by the people
sAnd fees. with Tue uso OF a furnished house.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13
STEEL. PLOWs.
JOHN EFFINCER

TTas been appointed sole agent BY the Manufae
Iltu!er A. Psaeock& Son, for the sale Of their
steol plows.
The attention ofthe Farmer Of Fairfield county IL
invited toan examination ofthisp blow before
Ing elsewhere, and we have nodoubt they win pur-
chase them In preference TO alothers. Theyare de.
oidedly the bestlookng and most thoroughly hnish-
ed Piow ever offered In this market.
Every Plow warranted, and vilibe sold as low ri
. H-FSamptes OF these Piows with found standing
IN front Stmy Hardware Store on Main street, Lam
Feb. 10 te57--4Qtf, ra
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13

Eight Hundred and Twentv.nlne Tracts, Compiling
Quo Hundred Thousand Acres.
The American Hom' stead Land Company respect
fully solcIte your carly corporation IN the organiSa
scrptons amounting 10 ten Shares, payable In Stock
OF the Company.
All orders must be addressed 10 the "AmeTican
Homestead Land Company. Washington, D. c." Civ
Ing tho full address OF each Shareholder. naming the
Town. County and State in which they reside, and to
whom the Shares are 10 be directed.
The Company respectfully refer to the following
gentlemen foV any information relative TO the quality
and value Of tho lands.
Alexander W. Randall, Governor OF the State ol
wisconsin; Ex-Governor Dodge. Doty, Talmadge,
Dewey Farwen. Barr tow. Bashford.
TRusTEEs- .Ex. Governor Ba' stow, Janesvtllo, Wis
oonsln; Alexander spaulding, Rsq., Jauncey Court
Wall Street, New York.
wAShington, d. o., March. 1858,
shRrcs, FIvo Dollars Each.
AnrlI a IRS9--imAO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13
AN ACT

No. 66. AN ACT
To amend the 10th. lTth. 18th, and S2i, SEQ.
tons Of an act entitled ''An act for the as
aeSmen, and taxation OF all property in this
State, end for levying taxes thereon accord.
ing TO its true value IN money, passed and
took effect April tsth, A. D., 1852.
sEcrIoH J.. Bad sneeied bv the General
Asse'nbly Of the Stais Of Ohio, That the six
teenih section OF anact entitled "An act for
the assessment and taxation Of all property in
this State, and for levying taxes thereon accor
ding 70 its true value in money" passed April
IL, 1852, be and is hereby amended so as 10
read as follows; Sec. l6. That when any per.
son shall commence any business in any coun
~ after the day preceding the second monda,
OF April IN any year. the average value o
whose personal property employed In such bus
mess shall nothave been previously ntered OF
the assessuTs list fortsxAtion In said county, ,suc
person shall report 10 the audi.or ofthe count
the probable average valne OF the persona
property by him intended to be employed Il
such business until the day preceding the sec
ond Monday OF april thereafter, and shall pa
into the treasury Of such county a sum who
shall bear such proportion 70 the ieyy.for a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13
HARDWARE AT GREAT 5ARoAINs!!!
Cheaper than ever befOre Offered In
Lamcaster.
John EE NGER

HAsla lately purchased from P. Bope his interest In
ready large stock now daily receiving, direct from
the MaNsfastHrsrs and Imporfsrs, large purchase o
new goods, which will make his stock Of Hardware
facilities for purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
cturere, which arc equai TO any will enable him tc
aRy other sstabnsAment. The attention Of FARMERi
and MecnA is invited TO the extraordinary induce
ments now held out 10 them In the way OF great bar
gains-fully satlsdod thatn they onsulttheiro In
corestthoy will be certain TO call and examine his pr
ces before purchasing elsewhere. by close attention
and complete ent and the best no hope
secure large share ofhe patronage ofthe Farmer
and Mechanics ofthe county. rf E4
| April 90, 1854. ftH t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13
MNDXCAA NOVICE.
DIR. E. LYNCH

ID EsPRCTFULLY Informs those who may require
hls medical assistance, that he will as usuai at
le nd punctually TO country we'll as city calls.
Z WPOFFI JE--On Columbus street, q few doors
North Of Maip. Residence on Mulberry street, be-
tween Columbus and Broadway.
Lancaster, October20, IS57--o6tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13
HO S I ER Y
TsEATHER

EMBRACING soLE.LEATHER,K KIP, CALF AND
MUKOCo SklNS,a general assoTtm IN. OF fLININGS,
MAKERS FlNnINGS. -
The above Stock we are dete rmi ed to seliLo-YER
thanca be had elsewhere. Come everybody, Give
us call and you will be sure to be pleased, and
thatthe aboveis no HUMBUG. In connection with
our gooas from abroad, we keep constantly on hand
asdo we all our goods, (good every respect) Gus
tom work done TO order short notice and in the
possible style. D& l;iFSV
Lancaster. September, 10, 1857. 1911
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13
NC. g !. EARMERs !: q. ! | 4 3 IS,

THNHR ROTARY cLoD CUTTER win reduce your
ground TO any required tilth I'm any coalition Of
soil, vhother vet or dry twill eutup elods to any
harrow which At beet only them surface
VINE the heavy roller often rolls themunder u.
Itis the only implement that can put heavy or
cloddy land In ordei for the drill. model may be
ssep Sttho store OF JOHN RPF1NGER. Main Street,
who xillssssiys :raers for the mashins, which may
:. JOHN BpPIRaRR, Agent.
Lancaster, Fsbrua 10, Ies7--3In
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13
VS. or OHIO
PuBL1sHED BYAUTH0RITv.
), - 1 l.s.,aN ACT g

NO 40l - tss AN AT ~ f.v
a prSlpclssnie wallis rot within the corporate
limits OF any city tcwR or village.
SEcFioN a. Beit enaetfd by the General
aAssrmbly Of fbe Sssts Of Ohio. That Il shall
he lawful fir any person, persons or company.
a construct side walks, not exceeding ten
eel in xisih. On the sides of any public high
vnys in this state; prOviued that such side
walks shall mol in any manner obstfuct any
pubic hlghwsy-, sa
Sec 2 That ifauy person OF persons shall
malciouSly iaiure or destroy any sneh side
walk; or fany person OF persons shail ride.
drive OF lead upon such side walk. any hof e
or other animal whose weight might be inin
rious the5elc, such pefson or persons shaii.
.apon ennvlcttan iheteoi. before any Justice Of
the peace nf the township in which surh Of.
fenSe shall have been committed. fnrf Il and
spay hnr of not less than twn dOtlsrS nPr
smars than Eve dollars; and shall be liable IN
damages 20 the owner or owners OF such side
walk 10 the amount of the injury done.
SEC 3 That all anes collected under the
provisions ofthis act shall be paid into the
township tie sury for The use Of tue COMMON
scao Is " such inwnship.
SEQ. Z. rfis saer shall take eject and be in
6ogce from and afer IT'S pqssaee. ra
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
9SpeakeTo ofthe House nf Reps.
MARTIN WELKER.
April .. 1853. Pre.ident Of the Senate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13

fNo.63.i AN ACT.
To amend the act emitted can act TO incoTpoT
ate the ClrclevlIle and Roysiton T.Tnpike
Road Company" passed March 8. 1880.
Section I. BE- 10 enacted bv the Csnsyol
Assembly Of The State Of OkOs That The frsI
sec ion nI he act ehltied "An set 70 incorpor-
ate the q cIeviIIe aud RnyAltou Turnpike
Rpad Company" passed March 8. 1850, be
and Is hereby amended 80 as 10 read as follows.
That Francis Kinnen. Wilson, Baker. Sci
Oman S.oHi. Jacob Wanneinacner, William
GnfIi h and Bsnjamin Stout Of the county OF
Pickaway; and Thomas v. Reber, Andre W
Peters, Broad. Cole. sherman Mseker. vii
liam 'icS'nIyaHd 7PatTf Mfiief, Of the county
Of Fairfield, and their associates, be and are
hereby created body corporate. 4 under the
name cf ne %Cifclsyills aud Roysltoh Turn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13

pike Road Company" for the purpose OF con
sixucting . turnpike road. 10 commence al the
1--WE O Circlevilles IN the 5Ogaty Of Pieks-
way and from thence on the line Of the Circle
Vile aud Lancaster road, called Upper Ian
caster road as faT as practicable, taking Ring
gold Cherry Run school house, and point ia
the Federal Rom, on the land Of Andrew Pc:
lers, where the LiIhopols road crosses the said
Federal Road. intermediate points on saidToad,
to the town OF Royalton, in the county OF
Fairfield, which company shall have ell the
rights privileges and powers and be subject to
all The restrictions defined in the act TO pro
vide for the regulation OF turnpike companies
passed January Tlh, 1851, and the seyeTal acts
amendatury thereto. except as the same may be
modfied OF changed BY the special provisions
Of this act or the act TO provide for the creation
and regulation OF incorporated companies In
the State OF Ohio, passed May !, A. d. 1852 /;
Provided. that before this act shall take effect,
all the stockholders in the sad compsny shall,
consent TO the provisions thereof.
Sec 2. The original section first aforesaid
is hereby repealed, aud this act shall take ef
feet and he IN force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM h. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President OF tie Senate.
AndlI2 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-13
Apdl 1888.

mo. 65 AN ACT
TO amend the Seventh section ofthe Act enti-
tied an act TO establish an Asylum for the
Ed1catDn Of ldiotic and Imbecile Youth,
passed April IL, 1851.
SECTION /. Be 10 sH0eted by the G,neraI
Asssmbly Of the State Of Ohio. That section
seven Of The act entitled can act to establish
an asylum for the education Of idiotir ard i'm
beetle youth" passed April II. 1857. be a
mended So as 10 read as fallowS See. 7. Nc
youth shall be admitted into said asylum, to be
maintained aud educated therein at the ex
pense Of the State, who are ovei fifteen year
| uf age, OF who are capable Of receiving instruc
lion ut common schools, but paying pupils o
any age. may be admitted at the discretion o
tue board.
Sec. 2. That original section seven Of IN,
named act be, and the same is hereby re
1 peaIed.
| Sec. ,. This act shall take effect and be il
force from and after ITS passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
! Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKFR,
President o: the Senate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

100000 feet Ia and IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tonRued and gronved.
100000 feet ~ and y wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grOoved
200 600 feet dressed Florida Yellow Piue CELL
ING tongued and grooved.
100000 feet wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tonRued and grooyed
100000 feet II Florida Yellow PiueFLooR.
ing. square edged
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARnS
l0a0 feet rough yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards, Netherlands. ScAntng Joists etc.
10000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Aths and Shingles
ALSO
Sashes, Doors, / nds Mouldiugs. etc. etc
For sale the lowest market prices IN lots suit purchas
ers, by SIMPSON DORR,
ke31 IL New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06

THE SMILE, NO. 1903 ST. CHARLES STREET
The undersigned respectfully announces to the public that
he has taken the above SALOON where all be
found ch rice and wen selected stock Of WINES and
LIQUORS for which he soicls share Of public patro
n. B.-A fine LUNCH will be served daily, from 10
A NJ. to o'clock p. N.
mil I'm WIN. B. TERRELL.