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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06
sHER1FF's SALE.
Alexander Jordan


= William Davis and Geo. In the Court Of
Lee, Executors Of Thos. Common Pleas Of
DAVIS, Of Phla, deceased, Northd. Co., No,
and also Trustees Of the 80. Nov. To m,
widow and heirs Of said 1857. Writ Of
deceased, and Joseph War Partition.
ner, Of Philadelphia, and
VIM. McCarty, Of Sunbury.
In pursuance Of an order and decree Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of said county, will be
exposed TO public sale, at the Court House. in
sunbury, on MONDAY, the 5th day Of APRIL,
neat at IL o'clock. NJ. lots Nos. 436. Ais, Ala,
a3!, s3s aud $50, in the town of Shsmokin, as
laid out by McCarty, Davis, Warner and jordan.
Conditions Of sale will be made known on the
day Of sale.
JAMES yANDyKE, Sheriff.
sberilFs office, Sunbury.
March 9th, lshs.
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TO CARPENTERS.

SBALED proposals will be received at the
- Commissioners Office (where plan can he
.cen) from this date until the l5ih Of March next
for the repairing of the county Stable at the Jail.
CHAS.s r. HOTTENSTEIN,
FREDERICK HAAS,
SAMUEL ENT,
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'ENllE undersigned Lessces Of the Lancaster
u Coll!ery," near ShamoAin, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, wishing to retire from the
business, oiier for sale tho Lea.e and Fixtures
of said Colliery, on satisfactory terms. This
Coliiery has been in operation since 1884, and
has been successful beyond expectation. The
Coal is a superior articles for all uses TO which
Anthracite isappied, and good market has been
established, which can I've much extended. The
Breaker and Fixtures are of the very best char
acier and " ii recommend themselves to persons
acquainted with the business.
The Lease runs 10 January ], 1888, and is q
fsvorshe one for the operator.
For further information apply st tho Colliery
in person, or by letter To Shumokin, p. o., Nor
thumberiand county, Pennsylvania.
COCHRAN, PEALE & CO.
February G, lSJR-tf
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Sherif's Office, Sunbury, !
February 9Th, 1888.

Estate of George Brcsious, deceased.
EI Office is hereby given 10 the heiIs or legal
lS representatives OF George Brosious late OF
George,osn. in Lower Mshonoy township. Ner-
thumbersnd county, rennsy lysnia, deceased,
that hy virtue Of an alias wit of Partition and
Valuation issucd ou, of the Orphsns' Cont Of
said county and to me directed, an inquest will
be held at the late reslderce Of said deceased, in
tieorgeioWn, or MONDAY, the 2snd day Of
March, next, at 10 o'clock i. NJ, Tor the purpose
of mating partition Of the Real Estate Of SAID
dcceased, 10 wit; Of five certain tracts Of land,
and four and half lots cf ground in Georgetown,
sforesaiS, one Limestone lot, aud five Islands,
situate in the river susquehanDa in Lower " aho-
noy township, Northumberland county, sGresa d,
between The heirs or legal representatives, and
the idow OF said deceased. Al which lime and
place you may attend ii you think proper.
JAMES VANDYKE, She.iE
Sheriff Office, Sunbury,)
Janusry 80, 1858.
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r1NHE subscribers respectfully Inform tie ciii-
Il ,cns of Sunbury and vicinity ,h9i they have
commenced the above business lew door, above
the Post Office, Marke, Square, Sunhury. Pa.
Work of all kinds in their line of business will
be done promptly and neatly on the most rea-
sonable terms. CLEMENT & OYSTER.
February l3, 1858.
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: Office is hereby given TO the heirs and le-
gal representatives of Jacce Fry. who for
merIy resided in Upper Augusta township, Nor
thumbcrland county, deceased, that by virtue OF
Writ of Partition and valuation issGod out OF
the Orphans Couf, of said county to me directed,
an Inquest vii. lie held at the late residence of
said Jscob Fry, deceased ia wit; at the residence
oi Jacob Fry jr.. near The Shsmokn Dam in The
borough OF Sunbury, on Saturday the 9th day of
i!srch next, al 10 q clock A. NJ, for the purpose
pf making Partition of, or TO vsiuc and appraiss
the Real Estate Of said deceased, TO wit A GER
tain Lot OF Ground, situate in the borough OF
Sunbury near the Shamskin 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 aud north by land of Benja.
min Hendricks, containing about ono-touTth OF an
Acre. whcroun is erected two story stone dwell
ling House and Kitchen snd small log stah!e.
.it which time and place you may attend If you
think proper,
JAMES VANDYkE, Sheriff.
nj n
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sPECYlE. COURT.

A Special Court Of Common Pleas, for Jury
Trials, will be held a, the Count u ou-c i'll Sun
buty, or the Sd Monday OF March-to vii March
18th 1888.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proihy.
Pro,honotary's Office,
Sunbnry, Feb. l3, 1858.
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FEBRUARY 90, 1858.
- 80 81 81

EJST received by Railroad another lot Q,
- choice and desirable goods consisting in par
Of Fancy Deiancs new styles. Black and Fancy
Silks Beautiful Madder Prints at 6, s and 0
cents per ysrd-Persian Debege i2a cents--Plsin
Delanes IL! cents-36 inches wide unblea ched
Muslin ct cents--Also 1900 yards Muslin diff.
ferent widths and qualities- French Cloths, Gas.
simeres, Sstneit, Kentucky Jean &C., at exceed
ingy low prices-A And VIC call particular atten.
ton to our Stock Of Fresh Groceries, feeling as
sured that their quality and our price will render
entire satisfaction
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LIST Or CAusNs.

LIST OF CAUSES.
VNOR trial in the Special Couit of Common
IL Pleas Of Northumberland County. to he held
at Suhbury, on the third Monday Of March
1858.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFEN DANTS.
Jacob NJ. Salida vs Kinher Clsayes,
c, The Mahanoy and Shamokin
improvement Company.
Norlh'd Improve .
James Jenkins heirs &c, Va ment Co, and W
l. bellensteip.
Jesse G. Horton VS. ]. Bearham n w l. Dewart
Ira 7. Clement, vs. W,iham MeCaTiy,
Isaiah Wilkerson, VS. SHrqnchanna Coal Co ct al
Il. q. WeIkei, VS. II. Heiias, w II Mstshall ct al
Robert A uchmuty &c, rs Jesse Aucnmuty,
George Burns, vs. George Nclker,
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proth'y.
Prothonotarys Office,
Sudbury, Feb l3, 1858
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1852. FALL {; WINTER GOODS! 1858.
AT p W. CIR "A E7S
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE.
Market Square, sunbury.
NOW received and will continue to receive
y the largeat and best selected Stock of
Black Cloths, Cussimeres, Cdss;nets and
Fesiings &c.
An assortment of Dress Goods. viz: Fancy
printed Cslicos, Chillies, printed Lawns, De Lain,
Daregcs, Merinos, Cashmcres, Alapacas, Dres,
Silks, Ginshams, &C.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, beached and brown Drilling, Sheet.
ing, Piilowcsseing, &c.
Dress Trimmings in Great variety.
Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps.
Hardware,
Cederwsre,
Groceriep,
Queensware
SALT and FISH, Cheese, Crackers, sesars,
Tobacco, Snuff, &c, an sssorsment Of othor
Goods too tedious TO mention.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg leave 10
ssr're our old friends and the public that no
st,t On cur part shall be wanting to merit 4
coxi'nuance of our patronage.
country produce taken in exchange At tho
highest market price.
p. w. GRAY.
Sunbury, Dec. l2 l857.--tf
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Supreme Court
V'rk in The Second District, have
,b,, the rolling stock Of n railroad Is
Of the same, and not pesonai prop
A that consequently a mortgage on
,.ck does not require TO be hled as
,se Of chattsl mortgage, IN order
&C, vet the property against jadgmeI'
L
uotn,sc our.-Ths FIRST Artesian
/ in California, ssys the San Jose.
vas at San Jose, aud began flowing
,st Of Decemper. 1858, aud still con-
schurgirg the same volume OF wa"r'
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Northumberland County, SIS.

WALL PAPER. Window Shades. Floor,
Carriage, and Table Oil Cloths, Cocoa
Mats and a superior article or Druggist.
Dc 70 1897 fVGHr 4 SON.
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oRPBe ws cCUPT seIr.

In pursuance Of an alias uIJcr Of Orphan 8
- Court Of Northumberland county, will be ex-
posed to Public Sale, on TUESDAY, the End
day Of MARCH next, the following described
real estate to wit:---A certain piece or
Tract Of Iand,
situate In Rush township, Nor,humperland coun-
ty, adjoining lands Of the heirs Of Spencer Met.
Ter, decd, lands of Abraham Campbell. Charles
Metier, Gilbert Dieiz, Philip METERS heirs and
othars, containing One Hundred Acres and fifty.
Tour perches, strict measure more or less. About
Twenty Acres Timber Land and the rem sinder
cleared and in cultivation, whereon are er2c,ed
TWO story Stsne House, franc Barn. wagon
house, good stone spring-house and other out
buildings, also good Orchard. Late the estate
OF VIM. Carr, deed Sale to commtnce at 10
o'clock A. NJ. of ssn day when the terms Of
sale will bc made known hy
PHILIP HUyF, Adm'r.
BY urdef Of tie Court,
@. b. PURSEL, Ck. @. @.
Sunbury, Feb. -, 1888.
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Holm &. HEARD.
PnrLApELpmIA RErEnEscEs

300 SACKS SALT, best quality, best quail
ity, large sacks. and Cor sale al tho les~.. !, ,
figure. BRIGB~ ss'
sAtwy. Doe, 20, lsce "'
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The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.

i NC SOluulOnW Sdlln VI I6nllbJ lVdul6.
To Joseph Haugs awout,
Peter Haughnwout. John Hsnshawout, Nancy
in;ermarried with VIM. II. Kase, Elizabeth in
termarried with Essu Campbell, Mary Haughs-
wout widow of Leiiert Haughawoui, deed and
Mary Haughawout and EphTaim Lytle guardian
of John j., Sarah Jane, Ephraim l.. and Mary
Z. Haughawout, minor children of said Leffert
Hsugbawout decd, Christopher Hsughswout
Isaac Haughawout. Jackson Haughswoot, Cal
win Hsughawout, Dewitt Hsughswout and The
odosia iniermaIried with Isaac Dewitt heirs aud
legal representatives of John Hsughawout deed,
and to all other persons interested.
GREETING: t:
Northumberland County, SIS.
You and each Of you are
hereby cited TO be and appear before the Judges
Of our Orphans Court. at an Orphans Cour, to
be held for said county the first Mondsy Of April
next and then and there accept or refuse - take
the real estate of the said John Haughswout Of
the valuation placed upon il by an inquest held
thereon the e6ih day Of December 1897. or show
cause why the same shall not be sold. And
hereof fail not. ta1
Cer'ihed nom the records Of our said Orphan .
Court al sunbury. this 18th day of January. A.
D.. 1855, Thos. ID. Grant Dept. Clk., o. q.
The above named heirs aud Legal representa-.
,ives will please take notice Of the above rule.
LANES vANDYKE, Sheriff.
sherih's Office, sunbury,
February 30, 1885,
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N. 8. LAwREYCE's
Saraw.GusteT.

EHHE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
a. Messrs Geddes 4 Marsh of Iewisburg. for
the sal: Of their Straw, Hay & Corn.Foller Cut.
ter. This Gutter isTthe best in use. Farmer.
and others are respectfully requested to cal! and
examine for themselves.
"A p. L. MASSER.
Sunbury December &c i3l7.-tf
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4 VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE

vGNHE subscriber will sell al private sale a
FARM, situate in Point township, Nor
tiumberland county, about 3 miles from the
borough Of Northumberland, OF the Danville
road. adjoining lands Of ]. C, Horton James
Nesbit, Chss. Parks and the north branch of ths
river Susquehsnna containing as to 100 Acres.
to suit purchasers. The land is in a good state
of cultivation. The Improvements consist of q
largo frame HOUSE, we'll finished; Spring
House, built over never-failiug Spring close
to the house. Bank Barn and other outbuild.
ings. An Orchard with young and choice fruit
trees.
The above tract will he sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputsbe tile given. Posses.
sion given Oh the first day of April next.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscri.
Der, residing on the adjoining fam.
JAMES NEsDIT.
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OC0 YARDS scARPEriNG, 6 embracing Wool
'>3N Infraig, cn,'bn, aud a superior auise
af E8z Carg5l Nruahciuli 40 homo, i1f selr
~ pglees % SUI tts ,l.gaA-
,6sA 80 'eT, RrtGEF 4 NssE,
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REa cGkeres, Herring and Shad, wholesale
lVS or retail. Now is the time to purchase
Fish, as we are enabled to oller them at lower
price than You purchase them in the Spring.
Sunhury, Dec. 26, '57. Bright & son.
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EpOOTs & SHOES for Men, Women ami
k2 Children, large stock, CON prisirg Men's
Water Proof Ripp and Calf skin Boots, Bro
gans, Morocco, hid and Calf skin shoes. CATERS
and Gum Shoes. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury. Dec. 26, 1857.
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LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE,
EHspoIfant to Coal Operators.

Lower Augusta tp. January ., ls57-tf
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EJ.OUR ANN FEPD

February. 20, Is5s.-3n.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

THE PREsIpEsr or SagArTER SovE-
REresrY.-The Washington correspondent
OF the Montgomery Advertiser and Gazette
writes, on December 9th, as follows:
Several of the Alabama delegation visited
The President on Friday last, with other
Southern members. The Vice. President
was also present. A free and easy con-
versaiion followed upon the general topic Of
the day. Old Buck looked hale and hearty,
and was not afraid csndidly 10 express his
views, and without reservation. And what
think we, Southern men, James buchanan
hal 10 say Of Squatfer S0ccregnfyi
He said: IN IS doctrine infinitely icerse
haahe Wiinof Proriso! and if The South
conceded his point Il sacrificed phat IL had
been concluding for these frenty years.
! have tiled 10 give the precise language.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30
CATTLE KILLED BY EATING SORGHUM

a CATTLE KILLED BY EATING SORGHUM
The Independence Iowa) Guardian gives
an account Of the destruction of seven head
Of cattle belonging TO |. G. Freeman, Esq,
from eating the refuse Chinese Sugar Cane,
after it had been compressed in the mill
The outer coating Of the stalks is of very
viireous character, when thus broken up
and taken into the stomach it operates like
broken glass, cutting, and in some cases
penetrating entirely through the coats Of
that organ, producing violent inflammation
a pos, norton examination in this case
revealed this as the cause Of death. Thi.
important lact should be made known &c
every farmer, as it may be Tie means oil
preventing serious destruction Of their
stock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

1--we invite the attention Of tie sick
and afflicted, TO the advertisements in cur
columns OF DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sar-
saparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and
letter Ointment, DIR. Carriers Cough Bal
sam, DR.. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hooper 5
Female Cordial, and DR.. Easter!y's Fever
and Augue Killer. These medicines are
prepared by thoroughly educated physic-
ian, Chemist and Pharnaceulist, so that all
can rely upon them as being safe aud efec-
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ar. recommended. They are standard
remedies, aDd car be found in nearly every
Drug and Apoihecary store in the United
States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30
From the National inteiligeneer.
Political Consultation.

q Some inaccurate representations having
foand their way into one or two distant pa
pers respecting an informal political meet
ing which was la,el y held in1bis city by
number OF gentlemen from different parts
Of the conntry, if appears 10 us proper, IRON
? the character Of those concerned, that the
true nature of the conference and lis objects
should be correctly given 10 the public
I'VE therefore present the annexed statement
from an authentic source:
A number OF gentlemen from all sections
of the country, and heretofore cooperating
with different political organizations, held a
few days ago an informal meeting in this
city 10 compare opinions and interchange
Information in regard TO the present condi-
lion of public affairs. Being. men Of ma
-tional and conservative sentiments, and ar
IDENTIFY devoted 10 the preservation Of the
Union, they have looked with MUCH con-
Germ al the evil tendency TO seciionalsm IN
the next Presidential contest. II cannot be
disguised that circumstances have impressed
on both The leading political parties distinc-
tive characteristics which threaten q geo.
graphical division at the next election.
The extreme views OF Thee parties have
: naturally excited apprehensions in the
minds Of sober and eonsiderate men as to
the political Esrtu.ss sfihe country; and,
believing that these mischievous doctrines
do not receive the approval of The great
mass Of the people, the gentleman above re-
ferred to-coming from thirteen STATES Of
the Union, and sustained hy the concurring
opinions Of leading gentlemen from many
other Sta,es-met together as individuals
acting on their own responsibility, 10 aScer-
tain whether il would not be practicable 10
suggest some intermediate ground on which
all entertaining national and conservative
opinions might stand together and cooper
ate in ayerting the evils which must result
from contest Of parties organized with
reference 10 geographical limits.
We are gratified TO learn that the spirit
displayed in the meeting WIS of the most
satisfactory character, and that no doubt
was entertained that basis Of union can be
indicated which will enable the conserva-
tive men Of all parts Of lie Confederacy 10
act together in the contest OF 1860. 1t is
probable that future day more formal
and numerous meeting may be assembled TO
give full end public expression 10 their pa
triotic purposes.
We are pleased 10 learn also that the
meeting was held exclusively for The objects
above stated and with TO view whatever 10
advance the pretentons Of any individual 10
the Presidential nomination.
- Should their recommendations be ap.
proved by the people it will be their pro-
vince to indicate tie time and mode of Sc.
lec.ing suitable men 10 represent the sen,i.
ments Of fraternity, nationality and devotion
TO the Union which have prompted this in
cipient movement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

! The WANDERERS NEGROES WoRxIyC
on PLANTATION IN SoUru CAnoLIsA.--
We learn from good authority that about
two hundred and seventy of The wild Afri-
cans, portion Of the cargo of the Wander
er, are now on plantation in South Carroll
ma, Two or three miles below this city, on
The Savannah river, having been brought
there two days ago OH board O steamboat
from some point near Savannah; and we
suppose will soon be offered for sale In
deed, we are informed that sales have al
ready been made Of some Of the cargo.
The success Of this enterprise by the
owners Of the Wanderer, establishes the
fact very conclusively, that if the Southern
people desire or intend 10 suppress this
traffic, they must rely upon themselves, as a
reliance upon the government will be of lit
tie avail. The coast of the slsveholding
siates is SO extensive that the entire
navy OF the United States, if concentrated
upon it, cannot maintain the law inviolate.
Hence The great necessity for the prompt
and efficient action Of the people themselves,
TO protect their rights and interests. They
should not hesitate 10 resort 10 any and all
legitimate means 10 arrest at once and for.
ever traffic so disastrous. If permitted, 10
fthe public veal Of the Souih.-G Augusta
Chronicle. Dec. 10.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-30

DEATH FROM WANT OF SLEEP.-The
question, how long can person exist with
out sleep, is one oIsener asked Than answer
ed, and the difficulties and inhumanity Of
answering the question by experiment would
seem 10 leave it ever unsolyed. Il recent
communication to British Society, whose
fields Of operations are in Asia, would seem
10 answer The inquiry, is description of Q
cruel mode Of punishment, peculiar 10, and,
we believe, original with the Chinese. Il
appears that Chinese merchant had been
convicted Of numbering his wife, and was
sentenced to die by being totally deprived
of going 10 sleep. This painful and singu-
lar mode Of quitting an earthly existence
was carried into existence in Annoy, under
the following circumstances:
The condemned was placed in cell un-
der the care Of three OF the police guard,
who relieved each other every alternate
hour, and who prevented The prisoner from
falling asleep. night or day. He thus lived
nineteen days without enjoying any sleep.
AT The commencement Of The eighth day his
sufTeriDgs were so intense that he implored
the authorities 10 grant him the blessed Op-
portuniiy OF being sirangulaied, gaTroied,
euillolined, burnt TO death, drowned, SHOT,
auariered. blown up with g,Inpowder, or
,,nt tesleaiIl IN any conceivable way which
tiseir humanity or aernciiy could invent
Thisswill give slight idea Of the horrors
Of death IRON want Vi sleep.
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