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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23
Estate Of Wm Bartholomew, decd.

Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania:
To David Bloom Catharine Hnnmel for.
merly Catharind Bloom, children OF Mary
bartholomew who was intermarried with
Daniel Bloom, and now deceased, Sarah in
termarred with DR.. Rsker, Elizabeth inter
married with WIN. Bloom, Julia intermarried
with j. Bloom, Hannah iutermarried with j.
kraiger, VIM. Bartholomew, Jacob Barthol.
enew. John Bartholomew. and Catharine in
termarred with Jonathan Fashold, all heirs
and legal representatives Of VIM Barthole-
mew, late Of Lower Augusta township decd,
and 10 all other persons interested.
GREETING:
NORTHUMBERLAND County Scr.
You and each Of you are hereby cited To bS
and appear before the judges Of our ORPHANS
Court a: Surbury, at an Orphans Court to
be held for said county on the first NJ onday
OF November next, and then and there &C.
cept or refuse TO take the reel estate Of the
said Wm.- Bartholomew decd at the valua-
ton thereof or show cause why it should not
be sold. And hereof fail not
Certified from the records Of our said Or.
phans Court at Sunbury, this lOlh day oI
August A. ID. 1858
THOS. ID. GRANT, dep'ty OK. 0. C.
The above named heirs and legal represen,
tstivss, will please take notice Of the above
Rule.
JAMES VANDXKE, Sheriff.
ShsriGs Office, Sunbury, |
October Q, 1858.
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TO Lovers Of Truit.

THE Keystone Nursery, located nlhe immcdas vcin-
4 ny ot Harrisburg, PEI usyvania, i. supplied with
every desirable variety Of Jfecs
FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL.
The stock embraces Almond Apple, Apricot, Cherry,
Peach, Fear, Plum, also
CHOICE VARIETIES
Of Grape Currants' 1oseherrirs Raspherris- TAven
Blackberry, upwards uf4c superior varieties 81
STRAWBERRIES.
Among them the ceebIated Pe'jrly's Hsrtbos
Princes Scarlet MagIale, Imperial Scaiet and GybOse
Scarlet, &c, &c. Among tie
SHADE TREES
are Silver, Sugar nnd Norway Naples, Kim, Ish Euro
pean Taller Ash, American and European Mountain Ash
Inp lilsami. and silver Poplar, Hoise-chtsnu Aiagn
la tIipsala, &C, &c. The
EVERGREEN TREES
well grown specimens OF all Sizes of Silver Fir Nor.
way Fir, Basum Fir Scotch and Austrian Fir, Hemuck
Spruce, white American Spruce FIR, American, Chinese
and Norway Arbor Vito, Red Cedar Re Among the
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY
are White aud Purple Fringe, syringa, Magnolia Fur
pure and Glancn, double aud single Altheas of varsus
colors, Deutras, Mahona aquafol0. Tree Box, &c &c
CATALOGUES
embracing the Of only such articles are actually
growing IN the Subscribers grounds, and which can
he supplied ordered in reasonable tme viii be
applicants enclosing pos,age stamp.
iJ Articles will be delivered in Harrisburg, at my o
cen to cover the expense is charged Packing in the
best manner.
IA MIsu
Septersher o5, 1SSc-im
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T.ANGY TUSS
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN

Holm FAREIRA & Co. No. Sls Cnew no)
~ MARKET Street, above Eighth, Phila1'a.
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Fancy
Furs, for Ladies and Children; also, Gents Furs
Fur Collars and Oil owes. The number OF years
that we haze been engaged in the Fur business,
and the general character Of our furs, both for
quality and price is 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 Bnd Winter Sales, of the largest and most
beautiful assortment that we have ever offered
before to the public. Our Furs have all ocen i'm
ported during the present season, when money
aud Furs much lower than at present
time. and have been manufactured by the most
competent woTkmen; we are therefore determine
cd 10 sell them at such prices will continue TO
give us the reputation we have borne for years
that is to sell good article for very small pro-
OF.
Storekecpers will do well to give US a call, as
they will find the largest assortment by far 10 Sc
lect from in the city, and at mar ufacturers pri
ces.
JOHN FAREIRA & co.
No, sl8 NJ ARKET street, above Slh, Phiad's.
September Is, lS5S.-4m4w.
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Estate of Daniel swartz, decd.
Sheriff's Office, Sudbury, /
October 3, 1853.

Commonwealth gf Pennsylvania:
TO Catharine intermarried with John Dap
iel, David Swartz, Elias SwartZ Rachel inte:-
married with Samuel Smith, osiah Swarlz,
Elizabeth iniermarried with Elias Shailer
aud Sarah married to John limerick. All
heirs and legal representatives of Daniel
Swartz deceased, aud to all other persons in-
terested. GEEgTING
NORTHUMBERLAND CorSTy Scr.
You and each Of you are hereby cited to be
and appear before the judges of the Orphans
Court, at an Orphans Court to be held for
said on the first Monday OF November next,
and then and there accept or refuse TO take
tue real estate Of the said Daniel Swnrtz de-
ceased at the valuation thereof or show why
the same should not be sold. And hereof
fail not.
Certified from the records Of our said Or
phans Court at Sunbury this 9Th day of Au-
gust A. D., 1853.
THOS. d. GRANT, dep'ty Ok. o. q.
The above named heirs and legal represen-
tatives, will please take notice Of the a bovs
Rulo.
JAMES VANDYKE Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Sunbury,
October ., 1853.
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PROCLAMATIO

N Office is hereby given that the seyera
~ Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and OPrhans' Conrt, Court
of Oyer and Tcrminer and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court III use, in the borough Of
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, the
| st day Of NOVEMBER next, and will continue
TWO WEEK.
Tho coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta-
bes in and forthe county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records inquisitions and
other remcriibrances, 10 do those things to their
several offices appcrainng to be done. And al
witnesses prosecuting in behalf of the Commonl
wealth against any prisoner also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors ure requested TO bepunctual in their
! attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the lst day
OF October in the year Of our Lord one thous-
and eigh' hundred and fifty -eight-and tho
Independence OF the United States of America
the SID.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES NANDIKE, Sheriff.
| Shcriff's Office, Sunbury,
Octnbar ls5S-
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Estate of Augustus Euoy, deed.
Sheria's Office Sunbury, I
October Q, 1853. !

Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania :
To David Shpe and Margaret his wife, late
Margaret liuoy, Robert Campbell, aud Ma
~ his wife, late Mary lluoy, John Huoy
Henry Follmer and Sarah Ann his wife, late
Sarah Ann Huoy, Allen Wilkinson and Re
becca his wife, late Rebecea lIuoy. Elizabeth
Huoy, Samuel Barnhsrt and Susannah his
wife, late Sussunah Huoy, and John Dunkel-
berger guardian Of William and Joshua X line
minor children of Hannah Huoy, (who was
ntermarrieG with Gideon Kline and is since
deceased) all heirs and legal representatives
of Augustus nuoy late of Shsmokin town
ship deceased, and to all other persons inter.
ested GREErISo
NORTHUMBERLAND CouNrY, Scr.
You and each of you are hereby cited to be
and appear before the Judges of our Orphans
Court at an Orphans Court to be held for
said county on the first Monday Of November
next, and then and there accept or refuse to
take the real estate of the said Augustus
Huoy deed at the valuation thereof or show
causes why the same should not be Sold
nd hereof fail not
Certified from the Records Of our said Or.
phans Court at Sunbery, this 7th day OF Au.
gust, A. D., 1858.
Thos. ID. Grant, dep'ty,(
Clerk OF Orphans Court.
The above named heirs and legal represen-
tatives, will please take notice OF the above
rules. JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff
sherids Office, Sunbury =.
0etotsr, 9Th 1888.
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STILL LATER.
THE ANGLo-sAXoN AT QUEBEC.

OrEBEc. Oct. l9.-The steamship Anglo
Van arrived this morning. brings Liverpool
's of the 9Th inst
Inter odyices from Lady Franklin's Arctic
hit Fox, have been received, which men
n that the expedition had safely crossed
, middle ice Of Baffiu's Sea, and was in
r way of accomplishing the object o. the
terprse.
The London Times Gays that oil arpearan-
, indicate that the present Atlantic cable
Is, be given up, aud hopes that tho expert
CO gained will be used to insure that sue
as which is finally certain. IL admits the
eat superiority of the Niagara and Aga
ampon, but thinks that II ship should be
pccislly constructed for the laying ofcables.
II was sid that Sir Bulwer Lyttou. prompt
bv the Canadian Ministers now in Eng
nd. was giving special attention to the plan
r the federation Of the British American
lonics.
The London Shipping Gazette Is informed
,at Lord Bury leaves Galway in week for
riiish North America, with instructions
ON the Colonial Office to obtain the opin-
ns Of the Legislatures and people ot Cana
4, Nova Scotia and Now Rrunswick on Inc
,b,ect Of a confederation.
The shares in the Atlantic Telegraph Com
,nirs mad improved to s42o e43O
The London papers Of Wednesday puhlish
1 atle report, by Mr.. Haley, the electrical
ngneer. on the state of the Atlantic cable
10 is Of the opinion that the cable is seriously
Iipred about three hundred miles from Va
Mia. He has put his largo magnetic H.
trument in operation, with Wow TO trans
ut messages to Newfoundland, but will mo-
now the result until adyices by steamers
rom America. Any attempt to ra'se th'
able iu deep souudings would. in his jGidg
nent. cause It's destruction. Finally, he doe
rot despair Of making tho cable work, ii j
loge not got worse.
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Shcriff''s Office, Sunbury,
October =. lS5S.-
I,TsT Cp CAUsNS

1sLsr CT CAUSES
EHOR trial in the Court oi Common Pleas OF
H. Northumberland County, to he held at Sun.
PLAINTiFrs. DEFENDANTS.
John Bowen vs J. b. Masser,
Alexander Colt, Va John A l.!o,d
James Eager, VS. James Yandyks,
John Vincent, admir- vs. David Watson, ex'r.
S. Wolverton 81 L Clement VS. FEgleman.
James Maione VI Phila & Sunbury II 4 Co.
Thomas Derr Va Alfred Knesse,
VIM Lonase. Indorsee of VIM l. Helienstein,
VS. VIM. l.. Heliensten.
G NJ Flemming &C., VS. VIM |. Helfenstein
II + RELY &c same
Haag & Brown vs. William |. Dewsrt,
Edward Gross Ralph Bogie ct al
John Ii. Fox VS. William Ayres' admir-
Ira Il. Clement VS. Charles Heliensten,
Isaac Brown VS. John S Petermaa,
Deborah Huzzy We Jos Hoflman's admir-.
Hazard Il Stuck vs. John 7. Pursel,
William Wolborn VS. John snyder,
Reuben Fagey w. g. Kase ct al
Carbon Run Imp. Co. vs. Jos. Wetzel vs. Jos.
Weitzel.
Commonwealth for the use of Brock VS. Farms
worth, WIN. l.. Dewart ct al.
saac Brown VS. abraham Straub,
N. Y. Middle c c vs. VIM Fagsy ct al.
John Burget VS. Peter Sill.
Henry Weise, VS. Dewart & Leisenrng
Peter b Masser VS. Northern Central r r Co.
Benz Hendricks rs same
VIM IL ksse VS. Susan p Kase.
John Deppin VS. Northern Central Railway Co.
John Frederick & Co VS. VIM Atwater.
Spencer NJ. Kase VS. Samuel Adams.
Daniel Druckemller VS. Geo G Welker.
Peter b. Masser VS. George Conrad.
Christian Yeager Shailer * Bohner.
A. w Hills admir- VS. Z B Kramm.
Heckel, lndorsee of Hoffman VS. + Donnel d co
Jesse Schrack VS. Isaac Kline, jr.
VIM Nesbit VS. Sunbury & Erie Railroad CO.
Henry Kaufman Wilson Anderson.
Samuel Blair VS. Thomas s. Stadden.
BEETLE Paul et al vs. Burd Patterson.
John Gilmore IS John Mccormick.
Houtz for Ernst VS. Frederick Shell.
A. w. Comfy VS. Henry Harris
Joseph Weitzel VS. Elias Eisenhart.
DANIEL BECKIEY, Prolh'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury, Oct 2, 1858. (
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foreign Ntlps.
+. STEAMSHIP ARIEL OFF CAPE
RACE.
OUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

JOINS, October 19.-AThe Vanderbilt
ner Ariel, Captain Ludlow, from Bremen
Havre. via Southampton, October 9Th,
ed Cape Race on Sunday evening, the
inst, at o'clock, p. NJ.
iere is no improvement in the working Of
Atlantic Cable at Valentia, and the
OF affairs is very unsatisfactory.
ie Submarine Telegraph Company have
proposals for el50,000 additional cap
o lay two cables, from Hull to Elbea in
over and Tonning in Denmark.
meeting is TO be held at Paris, in No
Der, 20 make arrangements for the con-
:tion Of a canal across the lsthmus Of
he specie in the Bank OF Austria amounts
100000 sterling, and the aggregate
UNITS held in the banks of England, France
Austria is FIVE millions, word
he Western Bank has made call for
hundred additional shares for the lst OF
'ember.
ater advces had been received from
ton. There we're large quantities Of tea
Jantou, waiting the re.opening OF trade
expectation. Trade bad been resumed at
nghae.
ord Elgin was at Japan, and the .. S.
missioner, the Hon. William B. Reed,
at Shanghae.
fairs at Canton were in a most unsatis-
CRY state. Cholera had appeared among
Chinese army.
lumors were shoat that there were two
nch ships of war at Lisbon, demanding
restitution of Charles George.
he King of Denmark was qste i'll.
liverpool. BREADsTurF MAREET-Messrs.
harrison, Spence IL Co. report -four as
ing a declining tendency, with prices
% eosier. though nominaily unchanged;
, market closed with tendency still
Wheat dull and nominally un-
pged. Western is quoted at Is. Sd. 6s
for white, and Is. a Is. sd. for Southern.
n dull aud quotations nominal yellow,
Cd. a 34s. There are large quantities OF
elk Sea grain in the market, which are
ING at a decline on all grades.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

AT FAYErTE CITY, McSoNoaEELA AND IN.
DIANA FAIRS, during the past week, tho First
Premiums for rapid business aud Ornamental
Penmanship were awarded to the Iron City
College OF this City. The present patronage
OF this Institution is greater than that OF any
other four Commercial Colleges OF the Union
and offers advantages superior to all others
in every branch of Business Education, as
we'll as in Penmanship for which it is 80 rre-
eminently distiDguished.-I'insbargh Evening
CbrOntcie
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Rare Chance.

FROM s2,Oo to $1,000 PER DAY EASILY REAL
lZED. An honorable business, Capital required ON
vi so TO $500.
A New Article Uatented) Of use in every Family,
n ManuiscioIy, store, and Offee Men and Women
Young and old wanted 10 engage in IT'S sale IN every
Town and County in the scushefn and Territories Send
lor circular, or apply in person 10
:. j. BESTOR,
No 90 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealerm
WATCH rs AND JEWELRY
For Samples sent free BY mail receipt OF si 90
estobe 3. 1s5s-sme shf
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Estate of Patrick Hughes, decd.

Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania:
TO Michael Hughes, Michael Gillaspio and
Bl ert bis wife, and Michael Hagarty aud
Mary ks wife, collateral heirs and legal rep
Of Patrick Hughes lato Of the
Town Of TrevortOn Zerbe township decd,
and al other persons Interested.
GREETING:
NoRTuUNEERLAKD COUNTY Scr.
You aud 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 first
Al onday Of November next, and there aud
then accept or refuse 10, take the real estate
Of the said Patrick Hughes decd, at the val
uation thereof or show cause why the SAME
shosld not be sold 6 Aud hereof fail not
Certified from tie records Of our said Or
phans' CouttNat Sunbury' this Ith day Of Au-
gust, A. d., 1878.
THOS. ID. GRANT, dep'ty elk. o. c.
The above named heirs and legal represen-
tatives, wiilsrlease take notice OF the above
Rule. -
JAMES VANDYKE,. .Shr'G.
Sheriffs Office, Sudbury,
October ,, 1853.
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For &ALE,

A GOOD FARM, formerly occupied by NJ
L Il Pherson, now by Trutt, interseutel by the
line of Union aud Snyder counties, containing
i7O acres Of which about l0U are cleared. TAe
public road from Northumberland to New Ber-
lin passes through it about four miles from Mr.
ihumhcrland, two from " infrld Iron Works,
four or five from Lewisburg. ! tile indispu,aLla,
One third of the purchasing money cash, and
the residue in equal yearly psymen,s with inter
est, secured hy Mortgage and Bo7ds. The
whole tact ls fit for cultivation, and includes a
fair portion of meadow ground and timber lsud
Inquire Of John fouHemsn, 1T Winfield Iron
Works, or of HUGH BELLAS, AIT,
Sunbury, Sept. 2S, ls5s.-sw
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Blarney, Buster and Misrepresentation

Biarney, Buster and Misrepresentation
II Is our wish to avoid, We DO not profess 10 keep
everything or to sell cheaper than every other
dealer but We try to keep cOnsisutly on hand
general assortment OF MefchandiLe adapted to Z!
classes ct persons, and to represent their quality
and usefulness without eEasgerstion. 10 which
We ask the attention of buyers. Bear in mind
That we are determined to sell at PANIC PRI-
CEs for CASH OF lis equivalent.
a fresh supply of s.rOCeEics SAT- and
other goods just received.
J. F. & !. y. KLINE.
klines' Grove, Sept. rs, ls5S.-u
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Notice to Collectors.

MTOTICE..is hereby given by the undersigned,
~ 10 tie delinquent collectors of Nohhum-
berland county, that we want them To pay in
some money before the general election, and at
the Special Court that is held on the 81 Monday
in October next Aud the balance of youi du-
plicates to be settled off in full 10y the November
Court, next. without tail. II you neglect this
ncrice you may expect what will follow theresf-
ter,
word to the collectors Of 1853, we also want
you to use your utmost endeavor 30 collect some
money and pay it in by the time the return jud.
ges come in with their returns, and pay in some
money at the several Courts. The general elec.
ton, Special Court and November Court, all
these will be large expenditures, and we mnst
have money to delTsy those costs, be very pune
tual.
CHARLES H0TTENSTlNE,
FREDERICK HAAS,
SAMUEL ENT,
Commissioners.
Commissioners Office,
Sunbury, Sept. %, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

G. S CLARK Il co, No. &c Maiden Lane, New York
Manufacturers of Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases and Gold
Penns OF Every Description offer their goods direct the
country ade at the prices others charge the city Dealers
thereby saving the purchaser about 20 per which
they would have To pay the dealers il bought from them
object is to sell for cash profit the cost
Of manufacturing Samples will be furnished 10 those
who may desire to see the goods at the Dozen Price and
can he sent by express, with bill 10 collect
October 9, le5S.-3mos
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Z he New
AMERICAN CYCLOPADIA:
REASONS TOR BUYING II, AND THE
WAYS AND MEANS OF BUYING IT.

AMERICAN CYCLOPHDIA.
REASONS TOR BUYING II, AND THE
WAYS AND MEANS OF BUYING IT.
FE7llE New American Cyclopglia is popular
\ without being superficial, learned but not Pc
dtutic comprehensive but sufficiently detailed,
fee from personal Pique and party prejudice.
fresh and Yet accurate. Ii is complete stats-
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Every important article in It has been specially
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And the work is cheap three dollars a vol.
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than the whole six volumes of Bancrolt's history
which sold at two dollars a volume, making
in all twelve dollars. Every family ought to
possess copy Of the New Cycopudia. 1t is a
library in itself. Let each man save twenty .livo
cents week, and by the time the work is COM
plcte he can not only own the fifteen volumes,
but also handsome bookcase to keep them in.
Save half dime day, Ga little self denial will
do it) and You save enough to buy set cf books
which will give you sound information upon all
points about which you wish to acquire School
chidren-ceItainly the members of our High
Schools-can all have it. Save the pennies
which are given 10 you, run errands and 'do
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-23

CuR1osIrIEs.-A remarkably fat girl weigh
;nS about SOC pounds, a living skeleton a aen
A. rattlesnakes, aud other natural and nAna-
tnral cnriosities were on exhibition YESTERDAY
in Market street, and attracted considefas'e
attention. -Harrisburg Telegraph
A coal oil mauufactory is about to be es'
,abllsbed in Cumberland Md.
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Stamps returned

which cost tno po'e'N"'s"N ~''N
Slammed Envelopes There were 24l, 100
,o,e size. three cents; 6,454,35O letter SIZE,
.hree cents; 42,650 ten cent envelopes 100
sGcioI stamps; the envelopes alone make ON
.ISrccate in money of $2lT,237 GA.
strhe modus one, andi of this important work
.utich facilities the transit OF every letter
,hroncb the broad extent of ths land, may
.Lrs he described. The postmasters ol every
ia,.or through the broad land, may thus be
dascribeJ. The postmasters OF every state
ia Territory, upwards Of 10000 IN numtei,
annd 40 the Third Assistant Postmaster Cen
sraI for such supplies as are desired at their
sasnective Offices. On the opening oil the de-
nartment's mails each morning, all these re-
pp~isitions are examined and referred TO a
IIIerl, whose special duty it is to see that the
order is perfectly legibe in every particular
md if there be any omission iu the ADDRESS
,ho county or State left oil, nt TINS aesK tue
sorroctions are ell made. Tho orders are
,Ien referred to the clerks having IN charge
tba resnective sections OF the couutry'-
1Vbon nrders are issued for the stamps or en-
Lines reosired, these orders are posted, re-
,;.tsred and sent TO the departments agent
for the supplies. The envelopes OF Stamps H?''
are transmitted to the postmssler, WIN II. ~
and receipt to each.-On their reeeptlol tne
nostmaster signs the receipt anu re,uius ~
io the Third Assistant Postmaster ueherai,
where Il is duly recorded Thus tue ueinanu
6lIea from day to day, receipts coming ~
Inv every mail, aud immediately entefeu IN
fyiios go admirably arranged that the account
NJ any uostmaster can be ascertaiheu a'
glance.
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CRACKERS 8

TCST RECEIVED by the subscriber, at his
FLOUR STORE, Market Square, sunbury,
fresh supply OF Water, Butter, Sugar, Ginger
and Soda Crackers, for sale by the pound
barrel, at wholesale Harrisburg and Philadelphia
prices. Those wishing to purchase viii please
give him call before ordering elsewhere.
U. o. HAVEN.
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Estate Of Amanda II. Harrison decd.

Estate Of Amanda II. Harrison decd
q, Office is hereby given that letters of ad.
l z ministration ON the estate of Amanda NJ.
Harrison, late of Coal township Northumberland
county deed, having been granted To the subscri-
her. All persons indebted and those having
claims will please preson, them for settlement at
at her late residence on Saturday the sOlh day of
October 1853.
AMOS VASTINE, Adm'r.
September 25, 1856.