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Estate Of Patrick Hughes, decd.

Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania:
To Michael Hughes, Michael Gillaspie and
Bridget bis wife, aud Michael Hagsrty aud
Mary his wife, collateral heirs and legal rep
resentatves of Patrick Hughes late OF the
Town of Trevorton. Zerbe township deed,
aud oil other persons interested.
GREETING:
NoRrHuMpERrAND County Scr.
You and each Of you are hereby cited to be
and appear before the judges OF our Orphans
Court, to be held for said county on the nrst
Monday of November next, and there and
then accept or refuse TO take the real estate
of the said Patrick Hughes decd, at the val
uation thereof or show cause why the same
should not be sold And hereof fail notl
Certified from the records of our said Or
phaus' Court at Sunbury' this 1tb day of Au'
gust, A. d.. 1858.
THOS. ID. GRANT, depty clk. o. 9.
The above named heirs and legal represeh-
tatives, will please take notice Of the above
Rule.
JAMES yANDYkE. .shrG.
SherifTs Office, Sunbury,
October 9, 1858.
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DR.. KANE's GREENLAND "llANs" TURNED
UP.-A letter from Capt. Il. l.. McClintock,
OF Lady Frnnklin's Arctic expedition, says:
We reached Cape York on the 26th OF
June, which is very early. and there Peterson
had Il chat with his old friends the Arctic
uighlandcrs. Poor Hans (the esquimauX,
who accompanied DR.. KuUe's expedition, and
remained behinj) was up ut the Whale SouGd
married, but childless, aud unhappy because
he could not return To Greenland.
There has been no North ur West water
as yet this year, at least subsequent to the
10Th Of June. The whole OF Baiiin's Bay
from lakluyt Island to our present position,
is filed with ice, light in character and much
broken up, but still Us much OF an impeachment
to navigation as if it retained its Winter con.
stiiution. The Summer is warm one, but
what is wanting is succession Of strong
winds TO remove the ice. Although round
Cape York this day mouth, We have succeed
ed IN getting thus far to-day.
Near Iiorseburg We communicated with
the natives Who were at Port Dundas, at the
time OF the PhGnix's visit. The old rhiei re-
membered Captain luslesfeld's uume. For
| the last two years three families of them have
resided upon Point Beatrice--poor, isolated
unhappy wretches. Should there be any in
telIigeuce Of interest picked up at Ponds
! Bay | will certainty endeuvor to find some q
| the wbalrrs along the coast to the Southwark
| in order TO send the information home.
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Estate of Daniel Swartz, decd.
ShpriiT's Office, Sunbury,
October 9, 1858.

Commonwealth If Pennsylvania
TO Cstharine intermarred with John Dan
iel, David Swartz. Elias Swartz Ruchei inte:
married with Samuel Smith, Josiah Swartz,
Elizabeth n,ernarried with Elias Shafler
and Sarah married TO John limerick. All
heirs and legal representatives Of Daniel
Swartz deceased, aud to all other persons in
terested. GREErING .
NORTHUMBERLAND CoTNTI Scr.
You and each Of you are hereby cited to be
aud appear before the judges Of the Orphans
Court, at an Orphans Court to be beld for
said on the Grst Monday Of November next,
aud then aud there accept or refuse to take
the real estate of the said Daniel Swartz de-
ceased, ut tho valuation thereof or show why
the same should not be sold. And hereof
fail not.
Certified from tho records of our said Or
phans' Court at Sunbury this 9Th day of An.
gust a. d, 1858
THOS. ID. GRANT, dep'ty elk. o. &.
The above named heirs and legal represen.
tativcs, will please take notice of the bove
Rule.
JAMES VANDYkE Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office Sunbury,
October 9, 1853.
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LIST OF CAUSES

NOR trial in the Coust OF Common Pleas OF
Il Northumberland County. to be held at Sun.
bury, IN the FIRST Monday Of November, 1855.
PLAINTIFFS. DgrENDAsTs.
John Bowen vs. J. B. Mssser,
Alexander Colt, VS. John A LIo,d,
Janes Eager, vs James Vsndyks,
John Vincent. admir-. vs. David Watson, cx'r.
S. Wolserton 4 4 Clement VS. FEgleman.
James VI Maious ', Phils 81 Sunhury r K Co.
Thomas Derr We Alfred Knea.e,
VIM Lomase. Inlorsee of WIN l. Heifenstein,
VS. VIM. l.. Heifcnstein,
NJ Fcmmiug &c, vs. WIN l. Helfsn,tsin
Il F Reilly &c vs. tame
Haag Il Blown vs. William l. Dewart,
Edward Gross vs. Ralph Boyle et al
John II. Fox W William Ayres' admir-.
Ira I. Clement W Charles Heliens,ein,
Isaac Brown VS. John = Pelerman,
Deborah iiuzzv vs. Jos Hoilman's admr.
Hazard & Stuck VS. John +. Pursel,
William Wolborn vs. John Snyder,
Reuben fagely vs. w. q. kase ct al
Carbon Run Imp. Co. vs. Jos. Wei,zel vs Jos.
Weitzel.
Commonwealth for the use of Brock va Farms
worth, VIM. l.. Dewart ct al
saac Bro vn VS. Abraham suaub,
n. Y. Middle e G vs. VIM Fagsly ct al.
John Burgei vs. Peter Still.
Henry Wese, VS. Dewart & Leisenring,
Peter b Masser VS. Northern Central Il K Co.
Benz Hendricks VS. same
| VIM Kase vsSusanP = Kase.
John Deppin VS. Northern Central Railway Co.
| John Frederick 81 Co VS. VIM Atwster.
| Spencer NJ. Ksse VS. Samuel Adams.
| Daniel Druckem'ller vs. Geo Z Welker.
| Peter B. Masscr VS. George Conrad.
Christian Yeager VS. Shsiler & Bohner.
A. w Hills admir- VS. Z d Kramm
| Heckel, Indorsee Of Hoffman VS. F o Donnel & co
Iesse Schrack vs. Isaac Kline, jr.
| VIM Nssbit VS. Sunbury & Erie Railroad CO.
| Henry Kaufman vs Wilson Anderson.
| Samuel Blair VS. Thomas S. Stadden.
Bettle Paul etal vs. Rurd Patterson.
| John A Gilmore vs John Mccormick.
| Houtz for Ernst VS. Frederick Shell.
| A. w. Comfy VS. lienIy Harris
Joseph Weitzel VS. Elias Eisenhart.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proth'y.
| Prolhonotary's Office,
| Sunbury. Oct. 2. 1853. (
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-30

PoLIrIcAL ITHNs.-Gov. Denver. OF Kansas
having resigned, issues Farewell Address.
which commences by bidding the people not
to despair because lie has resigned-tha
though he found the Territory in great con
fusion, and leaves it in perfect order that the
preservation OF that order depends on them.
selves-urges every citizen to vote--to obey
the laws, aud see that oil the offenders against
them are brought to Justice. He declares
lha, during bis term OF his Office. he had tried
to do his duty faithfully, and that he has the
approval of James Buchanan, aud winds up
as follows :--"ln conclusion, permit me to
warn you against the tricks aud Vaccinations
Of designing demagoguss. who prefer tut mol
and strife. to pence aud prosperity. for it is
ouiy at such times that they can bring them
selves into notice. Ia this Territory there
has been mania for making State Coustitu.
tious, and effort after effort huve been made
to orgnn;z. State government before any OF
the recessary preparations have been made
- meet its responsibilities, without dollar
10 he Treasury, with but little taxable prop.
~. without any well regulated system for col
Letting revenue, and considerable Territ0r
al debt, the organization Of State govern
m.ut at this time, must prove an onorou'
burlheu to the people.
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PROCLAMATION.

n Office is hereby given that the severa
" Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and ORPHANS Court, Cont
of Oyer and Tcrmincr and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland. to
commence at the Court II, use, in the borough OF
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, the
LIST day OF NOVEMBER next, and will continue
TWO WEEK.
Ths coroner, Justices Of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to he then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitons, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several Offices aPpertaining to be done. And al
Witnesses prosecuting IN behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to he then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, shall
be just-and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors requested to bepunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the st day
of October in the year Of our Lord one lhous-
and eieh hundred and fifty -eight-and the
Independence of the United States of America
the SD.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
sherifi's Office, Sunbury,(
October ., 1885,
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a GOOD FARM, formerly occupied by NJ.
Pherson, now by Trutt, intersected by the
line of Union and Snyder counties. containing
l70 acres, of which about l0J are cleared. The
public road from Northumberland to New Ber.
lin passes through it about four miles from Nor
thumberlsnd, two from Winfield Iron Works,
four or five from Lewisburg. little indisputahle.
One third of the purchasing money cash, and
The residue in equal yearly payments with inter-
est, secured by Mortgage and Bo"ds. The
whole tact Is fit for cultivation, and includes a
fair portion of meadow ground and timber land.
Inquire Of John Youngman, at Winfield Iron
Works or of HUGH BELLAS, Agt.
Sunbury, Sept. rs, ls5s.-Sw
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'Ehc New
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDTA.

REASONS FOR BUYING IT, AND THE
WAYS AND MEANS OF BUYING IT.
TsNHE New American CyclopOJia is popular
u wihout being superficial learned but net pe-
dantic, comprehensive but sufficiently detailed,
foe from personal pique and party prejudice.
fresh and yet accurate. 1t is a complete state
mcmt Of ell tina. is known upon every important
topic within the scope Of human intelligence
Every important article in il has been specially
written Tor its pages by men who are authorities
upon the topics of which they speak. They are
required to bring the subject up to the prescn'
moment; TO state just how it stands now. Al
the statistical information 10 from the ietes. re-
ports the geographical accounts keep pace
with the latest explorations; historical matters
include tho ircshet just views the biographcal
notices not only speak Of the dead, but also OF
the living.
And the work i, cheap threo dollar. vol
une; and each volume contains more-wc have
carefully computed the contents of bo,h-mors
than the whole six volumes of Bancroit's history
which nre sold two dollars q volume, making
in all twelve dollars. Every family ought to
| possess copy of the New CyclopGdia. II isn
library in itself. Let each man save tw cnly fys
| cents week, and by the time the work il COM
| plete he can not only own the fifteen volumes
| hut also handsome book cas-, to keep them in
Save half dime day, "a little self denial will
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which will give you sound information upon all
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clergymen it will give breadth and accuracy
toyou information, and add largely to your in.
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Az EXTRA PAssESoER.-The engineer Of
the night express train, on the Cattawissa
railroad, found an extra passenger on the
bnnpe, Of the locomotive, when he arrived at
this place, on Saturday night lust. which upon
being removed. proved to be a calf, which WAS
picked up by the cuw.catcher near Rupert
The calf was supposed to be dead, but after
being laid ou the platform, showed signs oi
life, aud soon after jumped up and ran around
Upon examination there was but one scar on
its body, hu, in every other respect it was
sound. There were some COWS on tho track
aear Rupert, but they hed upon the approach
| Of the locomotive where it is supposed this
cali was kicked up. The calf is doing well
aud is in possession Of Mr.. Goodman, who
will take good care Of it. Nilionian.
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In tho Court Of Common Plsos Of Northumber'
land County.
w. A. e L. shamwsy,) No 3. August Term,
vs. , 1888, Ven. Exe
Moblon Manly,
yl,HE undersigned slypointed by the Court, On
Il Auditor TO dstrbIte H. money Ia Court
sr. ing from the sale o. said defendants property,
TO aud among those legally entitled to tho same,
will attend to the duties Of his appointment at his
Office. in the borough Of Sunbury at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, Of Saturday the S0th day Of De-
tober inst.
mo. KAY CKEMENT.
Ocfobcr IN Ieha-
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Blarney. Buster and Misrepresentation

Blarney. Bluster and Misrepresentation
it is our wish to avoid we do not profess to keep
everything or to sell cheaper than every other
dealer but we try to keep constantly on hand
general assortment OF Mercha ndze adapted to all
classes cf persons, and to represent their quality
and usefulness without eNaggeraton. To which
we ask the attention Of buyers. Bear in mind
that we are determined to sell at PANIC PRI-
CES for CASH or its equivalent.
4 fresh supply nf groceries Salt and
other goods just received.
IF. & l. =. KLINE.
kliucs' Grove, Sent Is, lS5S.-U
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Estate of Augustus Huoy, decd.
SherifI's Office Sunbury,
October 9, 1853.
eMlh of fPennsulrania 1:

Commonwealth Of fPennsyicania
To David Shipe and Margare, bis WIFE, late
Margaret Iluoy. Robert Campbell. nud Ma
ry his wife, late Mary liuoy, John Huoy,
Henry Fulmer aud Sarah Ann his wife, late
Sarah Ann !iuoy. Allen Wilkinson and Re
beccu his wife. late Rebecca iiuoy, Elzabeth
Iluoy. Samuel Bsruhurt and Sussnnah his
wife, late Susannuh lluoy, and John Duukel-
berger guardian of William and Joshua Kline
minor children of Hannah lluoy, (who was
n,ermarripG with Gideon Kline aud is since
deceased all heirs and legal representatives,
OF Augustus liuuy late Of Shamokiu town
ship deceased, aud to all other persons inter
ested. GREETING:
NORTHUMBERLAND CoulTY, Scr.
You and each Of you are hereby cited to be
and appear before the Judges Of our Orphuns'
| Court, at au Orphans Court to be held for
said county on the first Monday Of November
next, and then und there accept or refuse to
take the real estate Of the said Augustus
! lluoy deed Mt the valuation thereof or show
causes why the same should not be Sold
Md hereof fail not
Certified frur, the Records of our said Or.
phnus Court at Suubery, this 18th day OF Au-
gust. A. d, 1858.
Thos y. Grant. dep'ty,
Clerk OF Orphans Court.
The above named heirs and legal represen
tstives, will please take notice OF the above
rules JAMES VANDYkE, Sheriff.
SLerihrs Office, Sudbury
October, 9th 1883.
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F.AITGy TJES
;OR LADIES AND CHILDREN

Holm FAREIRA & Co. No. Sis (new MOI
~ MARKET Street. above Eighth, Philad'a
Importers Manufacturers and Dealers in Fancy
Furs, for Ladies and Children also Gents Furs
Fur Collars and t owes. The number Of years
that we have been engaged in the Fur business,
aud the general character Of our furs, both for
quality and price is SO generally known through
out the Country, that we think it is not necessa-
ry for Us TO say ANYTHING more than that we have
now opened our assortment Of FURS, for the
Fall and Winter Sales, of the largest and most
beautiful assortment that we have ever Offered
before to the public Our Furs have all peen i'm
ported during the present season, when money
was scarce and Furs much lower than at present
time. and have been manufactured by the most
competent workmen; We are therefore determn-
cd TO sell them at such prices rs will continue to
give us the reputation we have borne for years,
that is to sell good article for very small pro-
0t.
Storekeepers will do well to give us CALL as
they will find the largest, assortment by far to Sc.
lect from in the city, and at mar ufaclurers pri
ces.
JOHN FAREiRA 4 co.
| NOT sls MARKET street, above sth, Philad'a
September lS, IS5S-4miw.
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BANK OF NORTHUMBERLAND

The stockholders are hereby notified that
an election for thirteen directors will be held
at the banking house on Monday tho 18th
day of November between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. ~, and 3 o'clock Z. NJ.
The stated Annual meeting OF the stock
holders will be held at the banking. house. on
tho first Tuesday Of November, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. j. Il. PRiESTLEY.
October g. lS5S-4t.
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Notice to Collectors.

"a Office hereby given hy the undersigned
" 10 tic delinquent collectors of Northum-
berland county, that we want them 10 pay in
some money before the general election, and at
the Special Court that is held on the 81 Monday
in October next And the balance of vour du-
plcaIes TO be settled oil in full lay the November
Court, next. withou, lsil. II you neglect this
notice you may expect what vii! follow 'heresf-
ter,
A word to the collectors OF 1888, also want
you to use your utmost endeavor o collect some
money aud pay it in 10y the time the return jud-
ses come in with their returns, and pay in some
money at the several Courts. The general cleo
ton, Special Count and November Court, all
these will be large expenditures, and we mns,
have money to deiray tho.e costs, be very ppEc-
tual.
CHARLES HOTTENSTINE,
FREDERICK HAAS,
SAMUEL ENT,
Commissioners.
Commissioners Office,
Sudbury, Sept. 23, 1888
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Estate of VIM. Bartholomew. decd.

Estate of VIM. Bartholomew. decd.
Commonwealth Of Pennsylrania:
To David Bloom Ca,harine Nnmmel for.
merly Cathsrind Bioem, children Of Mary
Bartholomew who was iutermarried with
Daniel Bloom. and now deceased, Sarah in-
termarried with DR.. Raker, Elizabeth inter.
married with Wm. Bloom, Julin inlermarried
with j. Bloom, Hannah intermhrried With j.
krsiger. Wm. Bartholomew, aceb Barthol.
emew, John Bartholomew, sud Catharine in
termarried with Jonathan Fashold, oil heirs
and legal representatives, OF VIM Barthole-
new, late OF Lower Augusta township deed,
and 10 oil other persons interested.
GREETING
NORTHUMBERLAND County Scr.
You and each of you are hereby cited TO be
end appear before the judges of our Orr hans
Court q: Sudbury, At an Orphans Court TO
be held for said county on the first NJ onday
OF November next, and then and thsre ac
cept or refuse TO take the real estate Of the
said VIM, Bartholomew decd, at the vslua.
ton thereof or show cause why it should not
be sold. And hereof fail not.
Certified lrom the records of our said Or.
phans Court at Sunbury, this 10th day OF
August A. ID. 1858.
TuOS. ID. GRANT, dep'ty Ok. o. O.
The above named heirs and legal represen.
tstives, will please take notice of the above
Rule.
JAMES VANDXKE. Sheriff.
Shsrif's Office. Sunbury,
October 0, 1883.
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FROM s20o to 5000 PER DAY EASILY REAL
lZED. An honorable business Capital required On
~ so To Sl5,0J
4 New Article (IsIenledl 0f use IN every Family,
a Manuiaeofy, Store, and OGice Msn aud Women
young ana old, wanted u engage IN lis sac, IN every
Town and County IN the Susheru and rerrilu-lvs Send
ioF circular, or apply in person to
5, J. BESroR,
No % South Third Street, phlad,lfLis
Manufacturer aud Wholesale Dealer IN
WATCH rs AND JEWELRY
For Samples sent free by mail oA ressiri of 81, 60
cstObeT y. 1875 --3,no chr
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@. :. CLARK a CO, Nc &c Maiden Lane, New York
ManuActuIe,s VI Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases, and Gold
penns Every Description offer their goods direct to the
country trade the prices others charge the city Dealers
thereby saving the purchaser about 20 per cent which
they wmd hase 10 pay the dealers bught from them
Our object 10 10 sell f eash prh over the cost
OF manufacturing Samples will be furnished 10 thuse
who may dese tu the goods the Dozen Prcs and
an te sent BY axpfses, wih tn 10 esIiVc,
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Estate Of John Hart, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given tina; letters Of
~ administration have been granted to the
subscriber on the estate OF John Hart deed,
late of Lower Augusta township, Northum-
berland county. All persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment. and
those having claims to present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement.
GEO. SELLER, Admir-.
October 9, ls5S.-6t.
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a2Zg5gczzgg6aAAs
Iron CITY Commercial Co,lceo.

PirrsBuRaR. Pa. CuARrreFp 1885
900 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, 1858
Now the largest and thcrough COMMERCIAL Scho,,
on me unitcd States Young men prepared ior actual
duties Of the Counting Room
u smith, A. NJ Prof Of Book keeping and Science Of
Accounts
A. T ponthett, Teacher OF Arithmetic and Commercial
Calculation.
Ia iIeydrick and t. C. Jenkins, Teacher, Of d 4.
A. cowey and w. A. Miller, Profs of penm.n,h,.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BooK.KEP no.
Asused in every department OF business
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETiC-RAPID III MESS
MISUNDERSTANDING coUNTERI
MoNEf-MERCANTiLE CORRBSPoNI ENCE-
COMMERCIAL Law
Are taught, and all other subjects r the
AMI through education Of a practical busncss nlan
~ pm EMl UMS
Drawn oil the premiums Pittsburgh for the ,st three
yeats, aso Ia Eastern aud Wesein Cities for b.ss WIZ
ting
Nor ESoRAvkD WoRx.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
Students enter u, any tme--No vacation--rhns unImi.
tcReyiew at p.asute- Grldunrs assisted in oltainur
Av-rnee time to ~ we-ks-ii,auI. 81 50 per week
Stationery, SO Ou-Entire cost, $4,000 to S7U,Oo.
tY- Ministers Sons received at half price.
For Acknowledgements Of Business aud Orna.
meuta WIitng-incluse twb stamps and uddrsss
w. JENKINS, piItsbuIgs, Pa
September 25, 1883 -iy
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Atlantic Cable.
NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSiI

NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSit
J. ~. ENGEL. Of supbary. Pa.
EVAS just arrived with q splendid stock Of
Rh Fan GsoJs from pii'sdeipaia. TO which he
resroctfully invites his friends aud tho Public To
call aud Inspect, he will rpare no ipe in show
ing them. Among his stock Of goods will be
found, FINE BLUE AND BLACK
FRENCH GLcTE,
Fins Black and Fancy Casiineres Twcods, Set>
ine.is, Jeans add Fa-cy vesiing. also large as
sortment Of Ready made CLOTHING for men
mud boys Cheap
FOR LADIES WEAR,
Black andfancv dress silk. Every cheap silk chal-
Ii, French Merino. Printed fIcbcn Meru,o. Plaid
Cahmere, all wool Delsine, all wool Dehage,
Mohair Debegc, Printed Cashmere, Valen,ia,
Chalii Robe quli, Delainc Robes. Persian De-
laine Robcs !oil de Cherre Robes. Plain Detage
LoSellas aud Delnine at all prices, and the Reed
stripe sAirts Fall Shawls aud Man,illas, good
assortment, Of white goods, Collars. Sleeves. Irish
Linen, shii, fronts, Murseillest Brilliant &c. A
general assortment Of domestic Dry 60 Js.
Also largo stock of Hats and Gaps, Bools
and shoes. Hardware, Queens and Glassware.
Groceries. Cedarware. Stone and Esrihenware,
Drugs and Paints, Salt, Fish, Cheese, Ham, Oil.
Tar &c. SC.
B.-Wall and Window paper, Floor end
Table Oa Cloth, Carpets, all the above will 10
sold at low prices for cash or county produce Ia
| Ell in exchange for Goods.
III. ENGEL.
SunhuTy, Sept. IS, ls55-tE
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MILITARY.

MILITIA AR
NOTICE is hereby given TO the commanding
~ officers al the several companies in the Let
brigade eighth division. of the uniformed militia,
that meeting Of the board OF auditors will be
held at the Lawrence House, in the borough of
Sunhury. on Tuesday, the Sd day of November
next, according TO the provisions of the act Of
Assembly, passed the 2lst day of April, A. ID.
1853, for the regulation of the militia Of the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania.
by order of
Lieut. Col VIM X. MhRTZ.
President of Board of A uditors.
Sunbury, October %, 1858.