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/ beer gsas ever offered lH iHs market and =
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Y0ICEIN IRASBURGH
TAEEe


A NJ hrrae.i, ana t s4fi unto ire; "PHil OF
= thy shoes, for they arc worthless" and / said
fly, Lord. Or 5 have tired aii The w0-kmen Ia
he Iant. and these ars tHr best can 6ui; but
doe voice sail unto me, "Hfra ." end hacked,
tGl IT said, Cast ja..a ~. Iar hes vii SPOIL thy
irst and 60 g. ore staut4ri- ai t..e tr.Js ~
trf,ryr.5er ia she c-s 1f l-f~aurEh, ami buy u
H.m, Dir yer.ly, Sc meae,B sa1a ones that wiii
Seen 1pur ie1t d-v. ALWAYS 94 hard and a. rea-
-ouaale rffs~." i}gt smother g'.es saIi, Don't
-o there. I7r be GOAT ae auyrufHs e4i-" BuL
ue voice crsl ou', 600. "a. rehs.II I'D send
unto hsm meu OF cunning skuuiuc-s 20 make
BOOTS AND SHOES
NJ such .uraa>siur beauty asI durability that the
ray Shall 80 lorfh throughout ife l-rI
Give Us more Of Stanford's Boots
ilr baaoJi tbe people u THIS vicinity shout forth
t.- Hg4,.ly. ard tbe one aito-r.Hrr 10 Dee trust
.d. be u.HE-ib tae hearts of lhs ch id~en q
men to De vrrv Jog .u3 And a- / started Tie
voice said, &c b. sHfe AM remember
n Staafords Shop on Mechanic Street"
I--bu-eh. Jan. y. 1858. ST
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EGEm F0E G21c.
fEyGE suh.cr Der offers for sale tie firm ia I'ur
4 ton rrueatlv owned and occupied by ~ry-
mour Fisk J. ling about two E.i'e- south If Har-
ron NA5gp, and within short distance of the
Rni,road. said farm contains 100 acles Of good
land ab ut two thirds undar smp,o.--4-,t u.a
Sugar and Apple Orchards
thereon. Said Farm is lua good state Of culti-
walton. is wed waterel and productive.
/ nill sci. the farm low and give iiJFe fo- most
Of the purchase money. For further particular.
qpire Of Wm. +. May Of bar,on Village, Or the
subscriber at Montpelier
q. ". COLLAMER
Montpelier, January ., ls5s. OF
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F,AsH PAID Foa BUTTER. PORK
Z Hra F1ntfs T. 3D. % AtA Hf.
Eaaay. UsraHarr iff7 -
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On II. HutndLEg WILL DE SOLD
ALEIS HoVEY.
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Irasburgh, Jan. %, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

n Office is hereby given that the several
" Courts Of Common Pleas, General Quarte,
Sessions of the peace. end Orphans Court. Court
Of Oyer and Tcrmincr and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland. to
commence at the Court House, IN ii, ,oro--h Of
Sunbury, ut 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. on Monday tho
end day of AUGUST next, and will contnuo
ONE WEEK.
Tho coroner, Justices of the Peace and consts.
bles in and for the county Of Northumberland, c-5
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitons, and
other rememhrances, to do those things TO their
several offices appcrtaining 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 are requested to he cpunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
theft notices.
Given under my hand at Sunhury, the Goth lay
of June in the year of our Lord one thuusa
and cigh, hundred ard fftv-cight-and ths
Independence Of the United states Of America
the SD.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES NANDHKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Sunbury,l
June 26, lS5s.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
SEEEITF SALES.

BY virtue of certain writs OF Fieyr IdcioS
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
northumberland county, to me directed, will
be exposed TO Public Sale, at the Court
House, in Sunbury, on Saturday, the oath
day of July, inst, (l85S) at o'clock 7. NJ
the following described real estate, to witt
Two Certain Lots OF Ground, situate in the
borough Of Sunbury Northumberland county,
in that part of said town commonly called
"lIendricks' and Clements addition" con-
tanning each 80 feet in front on Chestnut
street. and about 1870 feet in depth, adjoining
lots Of Daniel Henninger on the East, and
benjamin Hendricks on the West. whereon
are erected a two.s story frame house and q
frame stable. Seized, taken in execution,
and to be sold as the property Of William
Atkins.
Also, at the same time and place, certain
lot Of ground, SITUATE in the Borough Of Sun.
bury aforesaid, and marked on the general
plan of said town No. 3l9, fronting on Whor
lieberry street or the North, and bounded
by Blbcrry alley on the South, on the East
by lot No 3lS, now owned by William
II oover. aud on the West by lot No. 800,
owned by Margaret O. Lyon: containing GO
feet in front aud go fee, in depth, whereon
are erected n two-story frame house and
kitchen. Seized, taken in execution, and to
be sold as the property Of Henry Petery.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff:
SherT's Office, Sunbury,
July Sd, 1868.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of IIeri Fdcids, sued
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF North.
umbcrlau0 county and Testatum writ of
Fendiioni Erponas. TO me directed will be
exposed to Public Sale at the Court lionse
in Sunbury on Saturday, the 3lst day Of July
inst, 0S5S.) at2 o'clock l.. NJ, the following
described Real property. to wit
The one equal undivided third part of a
tract Of land, situA in Cameron township,
Northumberland county, adjoining lands Of
David Bllman on the west and land of Dau-
iel Long on the north, containing 20 acres
more or less, about one half of which is clear
cd.
ALSO: the undivided moiety or half part
Of a certain lot or piece Of ground situate in
same township, adjoining the above described
tract, and land OF the estate Of John Weary
decd, Daniel llaupt and Mahsnoy creek,
containing about one acre and q half oil Of
which is cleared. Whereon are erected a
Saw Mill and n small House.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of Charles Henninger.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sherilf's Office, Sun6ury,l
Ju'y 10, ISJS.-
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New Advertisements.
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Va Office is hereby given to all legatees,
lT creditors and other persons interested III
the estates Of the following named persons, that
the Executors, Administrators and Guardians Of
the said estates have flied their accounts with the
Register of Northumberland county, and that the
same will he presented to the Orphans Court Of
said county on Tuesday, the 81 day Of August,
Il. ID. 1855, in the forenoon Of said day.
|. Engle John, deceased, settled by his admin
istrator de bonis non Philip Weiser
.. Lose Fretta, deceased, settled by her ad-
ministrator William Steiner.
g. Heirirk Philip deceased, settled by his cx-
ecutors Michael and Nichols Hctrick
4. Reitz Laduc, deceased, settled by her exec
utor Philip Reits.
5. DunkIe Sarah, deceased, settled by her ad.
II illustrator Killian Dunkle.
6. Painter Jacob, deceased settled by lis eX.
ecutur Geo. 4. Frck.
Z. Msginucss John, deceased, settled by one
fhis executors. John F. Dentler
s. Rehbuck Peter, deceased, settled by his ex-
ecutor Peter Bohner
0. Meter William, deceased, settled by one Of
his executors, Lorenzo Metler.
10. Tweed William, deceased, settled by his
administrator John Tweed.
II. Montgomery Mary, settled by her guar
dian John l.. Watson.
IL. Dunkleherger Catharne, simon and Isaac,
settled by their guardian Felix Mourer.
l3. KuntL Harriet e. and Mary g., settled by
their guardian William Seiglried
Ia. Miller David L., settled by his guardian
William Eyerelte.
lA Fox Emma, settled by ter guardian
Peter Sirouse.
l6. Fox Anthony, settled by his guardian
Peter SlTouse.
II. KulI George r, Henrietta r, and Celeste
s., settled by their guardian John F. Wollnger.
G. BOYD PURSEL, Register.
Registers Office,
| Gu II,l,, 1
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THE .oLD DOMuNIoNn
COFFEE POT.

CSFT TE Il POT.
Thousands Of this new Coffee Pot have already been
sold, aud the demad from a pnris OF the United states
is rapidly the hrcense Wherever INTRODUCED 1t has
given the most complete iofactiun.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE PoT.
Makes better coffee than il is possible to obtain in any
Ohef way because, by ingenious hut simple arrange
ie the hOusekeeper may boil her coffee for any length
of time without loss Of aroma, thus securing all the ee
of the coffee in iheil natural and proportional
bnatiuns
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives healthy beverage Nervous dnspeptic, and bill
iOus persons who had not dared to cUee for yeats
have able to drink their fnvortc beverage again
when made in this boiler, aud without occurrence
any Of the old unpleasant consequences 1t is healthy,
because by they of condenser, evaporation is pre-
vented aud the coffee he boiled long enough to release
all the ratur, elements the berry aud get Them in Just
proportion in the beverage.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is the most economical for nothing being lost by eva
porntiun in boilng fourth less coffee is Tequithd
while the beverage rs stronger, more delicious
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fnis to do its work right. Cook cannot spoil
your cup of coffee 10y neglect fogettunoss alter she
has placed the boiler on the stove or range
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is manufactured under the patent for the United states
ARTHUR, BURNIiAM GILRoY,
III Il ll0 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
ty Also manufacturers Df the United Stntcso AIthurs
Cclchntcd Patents Albright Sell.scalinG Cans Jas.
July 3, ls5S--it
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

TIE WINE OF CAMFoRSIA.-Call!ornia Ike
Missouri will soon rival Ohio in the product
-uf native wine. There is one firm IN San
Francisco, which produced, last year. Two
hundred thousand bottles OF champagne, rom
th,ir own vineyard. in Los Angeles. This is
D II one of many in,tances of California enter
pr,ge m wine growing. Almost every State
10 the Union now adds its quota-smoll IN
many cases but always increpsing-to the an
ynGal p; oduct
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LIST OF GATTsY:s

ECOR trial in the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Northumberland County. to lie held at sun.
bury on the iiEst Monday Of August. ls5e.
PLAiNr'rfs. Drrrv-,xre.
Elizabeth Sellers children VS.. ~" hi'"I, John
Iarscr ct al
Ietcr Dickson Us Shailer ct al,
John Bowen IS !. y. hiasser,
Alexander Colt, vs. John 4 Lloyd.
James Er~c-, VS. James Nard~ac,
Henry Weisc, VS. Thos. Baunrariner.
:. Wolverton &1 7 Clcment IS FI'-t..,.n.
James Malone W. Phila cx Sunhury r Z Go,
Thomas PER- vs Alfred Nncase,
VIM LondA. &C VS. Wm l. HclCcnstein.
G NJ Flcmming &c, VS. Vim l. ITeiionstain
r + RELY &c vs same
uoaG & Brown 81 William l. Dcwart.
Edward Gross rs Ralph Boyle ct al
John II. Fox vs William Ares adr'-.
Sarah Miller y CO. VS. Henry NJ. Robins,
Ira !. Clemc-. VS. Charles Hclfcnstcin.
Isaac Brown VS. John s Petermar,
Deborah Huzzy vs. Jos Holiman's admir-.
Hazard & Starick Va John Y. P,.rsel.
Reuben Farcly VS. w. G. Kase ct al
William Woborn IS John : Snvder,
Carbon Run Imp. Co. vs ]. Farnsworh ct al
Isaac Brown vs Abraham Srauh,
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury, June 10, 1855
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ARTHUR,s

SELF.SEAL1NG CANS AND JARS.
Jars, over
HALF.A-MILLIoN HAVE BEEN SOLD,
ana notwithstanding oil NJ contritarces for Inc ,.,
co9pshment Of the object most ,r y,'irn ,,,rt,
d m ,es M lh Inui5 un no sekeer.rs, have been oier-
@ , ~ tne pubic, the slmnliciiy of ARTnuRs the enee
wln whch they are managed nnd the certainty Of trsult
@ nse ade Them the iavVrle Cans mud JAYS evoryhere
THE FOURTH YEAR
sincc their introduction their reputation stands bv cr,r,
ats, ~ @ at m Go'e any other cnn OF jar the
rnb'e Testimonials, this one from the '''''''
EDITOR or THE LADY's BOOK. IN tbo 1,,y r--,s
ber for July, 1855 lie says ' "'''
"Ihesc celebtcd Cans ard Jnrs ,ae frs introduced ,,
y all odds tue best are sendiy coming gcnerni 90
Thousands O houseketpeTs. who IN rast seiisus vr,
,enpteI 70 y othet cans and Jars, aud who t more r
Arihus never fails for scusons We haye sud nsa
No other, and we peat the advice"
AttlIur's Cans and Jars Htc
ALL PREPARED roR sEAtING.
They have channel around the mouth ON the ou,si,o
hlled wIih cement when sold. and oil ready sealing
hon have after filing ycnr vessel with hot frrt only :,
heat your I'D, and press II into the cement. when the wr
is done. directions are followed carefully success
always certain.
PATENT STAMP.
t1> Take Notice. that Arthur's Cans and tars nil br,,
the Patent stamp. On the Tin Cnns you VIII find il i'm.
resstn ~ The metal on the earthcuware Jars an oval
on % ne ngton und IN raised sttere on ths sdss Of tAs
SIZES AND MATERIAL.
TS CANs-rln quart llii.gul and galonl The Cans &
ire ptooi stone WHe (cane-c JaIs-Pmt Jars (cxrrrt
quart, and halt gallon. grass Nrst
eenswatepnt quart and half raion to sccrt ..
"LAAs-Plnt, quart una half gallon. roromy in
ARruuRs SELF SEALING CANS 4 JARS
nts manufactured under the racn for the United State.
Arthur. BURNuAM. & GuROy.
,,. ~ and II" ;. attn Trnlh Succ', rit' 'ai.h.1.
AIS, manufacturers under nt pu,cri f,t tpc Inilef
s'aiGs Of TIC "nLDDOMlNIUNE COFFEE PUT'
July ., isJc,-lt
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FLOUR AND FEED.

lust received by the subscriber a fresh sup,
- ply of FLOUR AND FEED which will be
sold at wholesale and retail
CHEAP FOR CASH ONLY.
Present prices from $3.50 to $3.50 per bb.,
4 liberal discount to tha trade.
Also Crackers oil all kinds, Candies, Soap,
Rsisns, Cigars &c.
A few choice dried apples yet on hand, at
$500 per bushel, they are very nice, by Obig-
ing and trying to please all, the subscriber hOpes
to merit the good will and Patronage Of his
friends and customers.
c. o. HAVEN.
Marks, Square sunbaIx
ksas is isSs.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims on Michael Gra-
IN ham, sun-contraclor on Section 54, North
ern Central Hail Road, for materials furnished
or labor which they may consider me in any
way holding for, will please present them to DR..
w. II. Mari who has bound himself in an in
strument of writing with me to draw said Ora.
hams estimates and keep me harmless against
all claimed against said Graham.
II. BOGLE.
Sunbury, July 2, 1858.
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NOTICE.
SherilT's s Office, Sunbury,
July Sd, 1868.

4 T a meeting cf the Board of School Directors
"A of Sunbury, on the 2d of June last resou-
ton was adopted, au,horising the the Secretary
to publish list, of the generations on the tax
duplicate of Jared Brosious for ls56, in pursu.
nnce of which the fullowng is pnblished:
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Dissolution & Ce.Partnership.

FlNH L firm Of Shepherd and Hewett, Coal oPo-
u rstors, LoCnsi Summit Coery, Northum-
Selland County, Pa, bsing tbis day Dune LIST,
1883, dissolved by mutual consent, the business
viii be heneetorth carried on by James M. ShcP-
herd aud John Mcfarland, under the firm name
of Shepherd & Mcfarland, who will pay al
claims against and receive all accounts due 10 tks
late firm
JAMES VI. SHEPHERD, sunbury, Pa.
CHARLES HEWErF, Shsmokiu. Psv
JOHN MFARLAND. Pins Grove, Pa.
sunAuy, Isns IA, IsSs---
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NOBLIT, BROWN C NOBLIT,
Cabinet Makers EiuaiDg S.ere

AND BEDDING WARE-R0O
Having RE NOV ID to the new Iron Front
Warehouse, No. 2ec South Second Street,
below Dock, West SIde PHILADELPHIA.
=, OW offer TO ther customers and the public
" generally, new and iulI assortment Of
CABINET HARDWARE * MATERIALS.
They invite the attention Of the trade to their
stock of Hair Seating and Curl.d Hair of their
their own manufacture Also TO full assort-
ment of BEDDING AND UPH OLSTERY.
Phiiadelphia, July 3, ls5s.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
STRAY MI ARE.

HtAME to the premises of the subscriber, on
q tho 25th ult., stray maze, g or 10 years
old, about medium size. She Is full footed, gal.
led on each side Of the breast and in color dark
brown, legs name and tail black. The owner ia
requested 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
WILLIAM WEIIZEL.
Lower Augnsts, MAY 2Sth. ISIS.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

BROADWAY, CORNER or FRANKLIN STREET,
NEW YORK CITY,
Has been recently RENTED,
The Rooms newly curPeted,
The Furniture ana Beds are supeth,
and the Baths are uniuT passed.
TANEOR'S CELEBRATED SALOONS
ARE CuNNkCTkD WITH 1HE HOTEL,
Here concentrated all the comforts Of home, with
the Injuries Of palace
THE SPLENDID LADIES' FARLOR
Commands nnd untlualed
VIEW OF BROADWAY.
THE INTERNATIONAL
the most central of any oi The class Hotels for bus
places of amusement, and offers nd-
vaniEges families and gentlemen visiting New York.
ALFRED FREEMAN, Proprietor.
New York, July q, lS5S-ly
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby that the BUSINESS RE.
~ LATlONs, heretofore suhsisting between
William Wemer and the undersigned, in the
Drug Store at y northumberland, have. 10y mutual
consent, this day (Iunc 7ih, ls5s.) ceased TO
exists anl the Books and accounts will remain
for settlement and collection in the HANDS Of the
subscriber, who will continue TO carry on the
business at the ol stand
ROBERT D. McCAY.
Northumberland, June &c, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
fFfom the London Morning Star
EEARFCL SCENE WITH A MAD SALON.

| FEARFUL SCENE WITH A MAD SAILOR.
A most fearful scene was witnessed 10
South Shields Market Place, last night, by
very large crowd of people, sailors and others,
aud the horror and alarm that prevailed for
some time cannot be well described. Thomas
Cook, a sailor had returned from Hamburg
that morning, in brig called the Castle
Eden. lie had been little excited when he
came home, but there had been nothing in
his manner very much to alarm his wife.
After tea be had dressed himself and gone
out; and ii would seem that be was mmedi-
ately after attacked with sudden fit Of mad.
ness. lie was observed running about in an
excited state, and then TO Chamber by the
spouting to the roof Of st. Hilda's Church.
With such agility as only sailors display, he
somehow or other attached himself TO the
east side Of the church tower, by resting with
his toe ends upon u thin lodging sloping TO
The ground, aud not more than an inch in
breadth, and striking his finger nails iuto the
line between the stones, he brought himself
to the outside; but finding lie could not pass
the other angles, he dropped with his hands
on the narrow ledge. aud passed himself,
hand over hand, completely round the tower
"A most miraculous pcrtormance-as the
oldest sailor in the large crowd that had
gathered expected every moment that he
NOulu sup uuu De uusueu W pleCeb Ou tuc
pavement.
Having got back TO the roof of the church,
the unfortunate man tore of his necktie, coat
and linen shirt, and rendering them TO shreds,
he threw the fragments among tue excited
crowd below. Ho then pulled out his watch,
and dushug it to pieces, pitched it at them.
lie next emptied his trowsers pockets Of
money and cigars and threw them away, and
every one thought he was about to precip.
tate himself from the roof, when the police
and several young men burst open the belfry,
aud having found door rushed through it to
the roof. When Cook saw them coming TO
him he ran towards them and attempted to
drag one young man over the leads, but he
was overpowered, and was taken off to the
police station by strong force Of policemen
and civilians. lie was put into a straight
waistcout, and he will probably be removed
this morning to lunatic asylum, rs he is
fearlully excited. Cook was remarkably
steady and Industrious man, and it is thought
that his madness has been produced by the
extreme heat experienced at Hamburg.
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wholesale Grocery.

10 aCEcslaG %EosCFSs
EBH Sc xU NJ KEEL,
Opposite the Pennsylvania Rail Road Depo:
HARRlSB URG, PA.
"a EEP large stock of the following nanod
EA articles, snd will sell cheaper than any
o,htr house this side of Philadelphia Coll and
price of
Coffee, Lard oil, Fish oil,
Sugar, Fish, Tar,
Tea, Salt, Rosin,
Spices, Hams, Pitch,
Tobacco, Shoulders, Onkum
Cigars, Flour. Rotes,
Vinegar, Fluid Cslened Plaster
Cheese, Soap, Candles DC.
S. II. Molssses, syrup., N. o. Molssses.
Also, Cement, Safety Fuse, Crow Bars,
Sl.dges, Iron and Nails, for sale at very small
profits.
July 3, 'S55.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
ICE CREAM

MRS. MARIA WHARTON respectfully in
A'1 forms her friends and the public generally,
that she will accommodate them with ICE CREAM,
at her residence, on every evening Sundays e1-
cepted) during the present summer.
Sunbury, July 8, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
ASSEMBLY.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.


FELLow CITIZENS We are authorized TO
announce THOMAS D. GRANT, of :he Dor.
ough of Sunbury, as an Independent, Candidate
FOR the Office Of
REGISTER, RECORDER &c.
at the ensuing election.
Mr.. Grant is too we'll known to the PEOPLE Of
Northumberland county to need any commenda-
ton at our hands. No one questions his qualif-
cations for the post; his character for morality,
industry and sobrieiy is ineproachahle-and his
popularity a man and efficiency as an officer
undoubted. For the last six years he has been
the principal clerk in thi, office, and his un-
firing industry and ability, his nmiahls manners
and obligns disposition have elected the conf.
dence and esteem of all doing business there
We confidently submit his Eame. and earnestly
ask our fellow citizens to RALLY TO HIS
SUPPORT Respectfully,
MANY VOTERS.
! sunbury, tuns s.. 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17

A FATAL HooP.-On the evening Of the
2Sth ult.. several young ladies were bathing
ir the Mississippi, near Davenport, Iowa
when a young German girl, who was gooC
swimmer. venturel too far out, and, becoming
entangled in hooped skirt, was carried away
by the current and drowned
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
HERRTNG'S SAFE

CH AMPIoN !
The ony Safe which, in every
instance, preserved their en-
tire contents in the iato c1-
tcnsivc fire.
At the burning OF the Arli-
zan Buildings, April 10th,
| land in the GREAT FIRE in
Marke, street, May lst, 1856,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-17
SIZE RIFE s. ElALL-

Wholesale dTG Retail Dealers in
DOMESTIC SS FOREIGN
WINES AND G-CYcES.
liH strset, (EaSi side North DaarHl,, ia.
'1SfIE undersigned would respectfully announce
n to their friends and the public generally,
that they have purchased a very extensive stock
Of Wines and Liquors direct from the Custom
House, which they offer to the trade Il, PhrlldeI.
Phia prizes thereby saving ireiSh, &c.
JOHN w. SHERIFF.
J. 5, HAIL.
DsnyiIle, June 10, Is5s.-if