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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have started and extensive Foundry
W the old stand OF the late Nashville Manufacturing
Company, aud prepared 10 execute heavy and ghl
work any description the shur notice. Light
iuRE small moderate city prices,
inEs large smouuts furnished per contract Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight We have also commenced
operations In
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines aWmIls, Pl0uTms Of the most improved
patterns order JObbiDE repairing done immedi
We ready make contracts for Engines and Mile
shall furnish plans enable purchasers put up their
Mills with little eXpsnse Manu- lecturers ana Farmers Will
find profitable " see Us, before going kGst or West
Machinery
STEAM BOILERS.
FOT stationary engines steamboats, made 70 order Ofhe
best MATERIAL pee with FrslrOns, Grstss, SRndppes
and Valves warranted 10 stand uy required 70
Manufacturing OT pOrpeing pu poses.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Of SmthWOrk done in excellent styl
none iron used-SaW mill work, Serups Dogs
Ptmau Irons, cranks, Bolts and all kind Mil Irons
made 70 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery, viii
do we'll % call a. Uhice or address by letter.
q. JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
ulv25 Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops
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CIGAR NlanufactOPv.
Steam Engines and Boilers.

AYE now prepared furuish Engines and Boilers OF
W ala azes suitable running sash, Circular saw and
Gust Mta Our Engines made he latest styles pug
on iron bed plates much stronger usual md pa-
culaFiy adapted 70 the South. Weean also furnish
Circular saws and Straub's uperiOF Wheat and
Germ bills, all Kinds Of nil Skating
and 6eaTHng, crate Bars
and In fact even Thing Gnst Mills a press
70 suiE the times.
KILLS & MOORE,
Nos. IS, g3 and 100 Market Street
mHTl-lm. hasnVflIa- Tam
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Cure for RheumatisEn.

HAs X lust received few dozen bottles Of JAMES,
i NkURALGIE and RHEU MAllC LIQUID, a medicine
been known 10 m in curing the above COM
plants lt % be Obtsined the Drug Stores in
city, and Of J. W. Wilson, tho old Macksn-
q ellison. Prizes 81 per bottle.
april AUX. MACKENZIE.
BROAD STREET BRIDGE COMPANY.
NHE annual meeting Of this COMPANY Tor the purpose OF
eecting officers the ensuing ear, viii be held
the City Hotel Monday, May 3st beEeen the hours OF
u and i2 oClOek, A. A. s. n sCOIr,
mny5-td Secretary.
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100000

GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS
Hs subscribers have received By recent arrivals arg
addition 10 their stock OF the NEST noted brands Of ha
Ta1S Cigars a. consisting Of;
REGALIAS,
CUBANAs,
CINTO DE ORIOH,
sANCHO PANZO,
WASHINGTON5,
kinds, snd at prices ranging from $40 to $50 8
thousand.
$4,000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and small,
Of excellent quality which will be sold low close.
Also, superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana,
and Turkish Smoking TObaocOs, Delphi Snufs,
Pipes, sc.
KERR CO., adjoining Post Office.
CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIEs, &C.
The subscribers ofsrs fF sale the following choice
4 brands Of Vines BHndiss, DC; 81 a-.-
80 Baskets Star brand.
rs Eugene Cliqu0it, pints and quarts.
10 WIDOW or Yive Chqui0t
" Flsur De SslsFy and Crown brands.
so boxes Cho ce Clarsts.
casks Harm1ny AID other choice brands o shsrry
and Madeira.
10 cases Of Swiss Absyath.
10 Curacao and Maraschno.
50 " GJulsy, BOcksrs and other bitters-
80 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Aes Of various
brands.
251I pipes ofchoics French Brandies
The Vine growers Co. Jules Durand Agent "Jesn
L0usis superior old COgniac lSll and "Sazlric" are
fully qua anteed pure and unsuTp sssd N quality and H.
Vol, b. the Agenis for the sale Of these brands
pipes pure Holland Gin, jamaica Rum. Peach and
Apple Brandy ScOich Irish and American Whisky, Cher
~ Brandy Bounce ETC. The eonnOEsus and lovers Of good
Wines Brandy Segars &C, are respectfully invited to call
a aprilII a KERR co
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AU8AAI Ia.AaAlI. , III II-1---1-
FREEMAN BROTHERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants.


DBAL In FLOAT Bacon, Lard, and Produce generally For
~ eiEn and Domestic Liquor, Wines ana Cigaf No. y
North College STREET Nashville, tennessee, at ne Old std
BTfn Br7thsr4 ageus for Hsrt1r lie FIGURING nilil.
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Nashville Lumber Yard.
j. G.. DARDEN
DEALER
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND BOARDS.

HAVB now on hand large lot OF Cedar, yellow and
Whre Pine Flooring; Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank;
Jos, Scanuirg, Squsie Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar
Shng have Five Mills cutting Poplar CedsI, Oae
dressls Puplg aud One Yellow Pine Flooring One Snn-
gle Machine, making No Poplar Shingles. All in
operation. can supply any quantity Lander Shingles
a. the shortest notice, and a. ae lowest prices the cash.
& DARDEN,
march Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III broadway.
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ENkOA theHubseriber on me lstday Of july negro
A. Boy named HENRY, Of copper color, feet
inches high, years Old and weighs about $50 poundE
de was raised Ia EAST Tennessee MeMinuYie. He
Elll probably make his way back there. bought ain
from Mr.. Terry Of East Tennessee. Eiil give ten d5al
hsis eSdghtln M neghborhood, twenty-five doisrs
eken ont OF the county, ty dollars Il be gels 70 rs
Tennessee When taken be Is 10 be delivered - ne,
confined 80 that can get him. DAVID n. LIN
iy8 3avsn miles snuth OF Nashville. Iauu
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Notice.

PTaA ETERS' BANK or TENNESSEE,
Nashville, March 3st 1853
FTvHERB Will be meetirE Of toe stockholders Of his
Bank held at the Banking House 10 Nash vile,
ltJune next, 10 O'Clock A. 70 ate into eOnsideTa
passed session Of The Legislature
this sstes proposing amendment 70 the charter Of JhS
f-A~7- 80 - Hoard. ID. WEAVER.
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DIV virtue OF deed OF trlst 20 executed BY A. P.
ID NCks, daily regstered 10 the Registers once, OF
UCKron county will a. the same SINE and place shove
specified expose pubn; sale, Tor caN TO highest bid
DER snu containing 90 acres lying Immediately
Wes ad dining the above Lamed rac OF % acres. This
10 sccO with said deed, and for the
tsEctiJu Byaus Co.'s drbs therein mentioned. The
boundaries u said land viii be given on ~ sae.
JAMES d. TRlMBLE,
april IS Trustee.
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LIZ AAs OA1AAoOOOAA3
AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
AMI H--'A4' Al A0A2AAs
WOULD ODER bis services the public e. Agent for ne
W sale Of
Real Estate, Negroes, Furniture, Dry.

Or other species Of property either in country Be-
ing dsiermned % devote ny the above business ana
nAVng had considerable experiences fatsrmysethat ear
give satisfaction 70 those vino may favor in that line
en Always be found aths Counting Room Of The PatIioi
Omee,' when ~ my absence. orders De len fmsrf-f
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AONG the lot We nave several good Families, tE0 o
= three youFg women vita nri enuas loaf COCA h0uf'
with GOA iot Of asd hand, non and girls, haeEsm
"a AMI giiS So "a. HAYNES 4 co
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ms " AaaAAA a
Tor Sale.

E'OA sale 5000 acres Of fns Lard in Tazsa Iiis,
u peitset eul Be- sold ia body Or - lrao,a q st1
aefess OF m league ~ g acfe surTs7s karzo1l s1Ic7
70 m 4ko g0Cd investment Houit vel % cal and e.
anime lns pois and lilies via b sud iar es1, asgFou
Or real ealata near Nashville.
Esquire Of a. z hayHs 3 Co. OF Ct A. Y, s. AIadslsT
aPEt Z7-d6
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WELL Buckets, Half Bashsl Measures, Wood aovls &
w Ladles Rolling Pins, Wash Boards, Wlisa Wasl ald
Stacking Brushes, Hsarta 5roos, Dor Nat, arEsf and
Clothes Baskets CLONES Pins, $40 Oar Tad, &c &C.
FRESHMAN BHQEhHk@,
aPrIl 10. 2. CoLsss. aaaarl Worn q s.--aa D
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FREIGHT RATES
PROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
To
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
ON
Nashville g. Chattanooga Il. II.
WEST OF STEVENSON.

First class, dnCudHg Hsts) PER 100 Ibs,.,,s..SI Is
Second clAasss ~ / 90
Third class
Special Rates for FuTnituTe,N c. " ........,. 30
COMPETITION between STEAMERS and Pr0peIlers PLYING
~ between New YORK and Charleston and Savannah he
caused reduction Steamers ireEbts through Goods
As tueT charges may ductuse give above gtes rom
Charleston or Savannah 90 Nashville AT the same lime we
guarantee the shall not exceed pTor
Of June, the here advertised Thruu Oh
from New York aid Philadelphia 70 Nashville ia
Lines,
First Class, per 81 90
second Nlass - - -
Tlird Class ....,.. ] S.
Npec2l rates s ~
Consgb Goods TO gent Central Railroad savannah and
70 Agent South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
OverchBrgs and Damages except 0umages occurring Al
sea- will be promptly settled 9 heretofore
For further Information Cards giving class acstion
Sc, apply a. The n. G. Railroad Depot or By mail
10 CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
fab eff GapersI srsnt
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-TImE THRO, e5 HOURS
FHNRAINS run through from Stevenson 10 MeBl- ,s0S1
n phis and make close connection with trains
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven
Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold
8l2. Time through IS hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the o'clock PM
Train, which arrives al Stevenson al Is, A. NJ and
meets with Trains for Memphis. No delay except in chang
nE cans. G. L. ANDERSON,
apnl3-tf. Ticket Agent
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NOLiCe

TY virtue various venditoni IpOnuses 90 directed
ID Crcuit Court of Dickson county, Feb
tenn 1855 wills the drst Monday in June next offer for
sale highest bidder, for cash, the Court House
door 10 Charlotte, the tracts OF land which White
Bluh Hotel s situated iug the stage road, miles
from Charlotte. Said tracts contain about thirty
OF land we'll improved There said aud excellent
dwelling hOuse Gently hlted for tavern good
house and large aud deus stables, together
win al necessary Uut houses Sad property will be sold
10 satisfy The execution FvsnS g. Co., and others.
JOHN w. HUTTON,
apr25 sheriff OF Dickson County
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La ~ ECAACCDuE5 money
W. : are IaktnE LaWrence0urg Sans Norss afin nv
W nent Of all accounts due as, and for anY arsS "
have Tor sale.
feb q, 1888. W 70 GORDON co
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Nails.

0000 KEGS shOsubeEBsr's Nailss-an sizes.
AUOU 100 kegs Flour Barrel
100 kegs FIN shiug 81
100 = Fencing
50 4. S and 6 IN. Spikes. In sore and f,frsIs
ma7A ". r. GORDON 4 co.
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WE are lust rseolpt % 500 sags znd hair Bsql,
w Hartsville Mil Flour, Whlca Offering ths
city per bag Iua 1rand Is corslnlT fnererI-
lag N favor, aud gives perfect facon EereFar usad
Ne have thEg vail D. found Of anforn ouai.
Bi aad particularly invite me Rsti Tfds Five &c Ir
kkEEMAN BROS
900 barrels Extra aad super Pins Flour IRON ~ aBoFs
Wv ms, Rog IN store For sale las lowest nafkat
price, FREEMAN 8au-t5
april 25-a 81 9, NOuh COLLEGE d.
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YOUGHT0GHFNY TCF-

fHB best article Zee in ihs eity, from lhs rurs
Hatera 81 me fouEhoEasny Fsr can Be purchased a.
reasonable prices at ne Depot Broad Fronf
Streets, AZ sloan's Ice house FTout street. and
wagon Hhioh vii pass through the city dalJ.
apr30-d2m, hlun1E, COLEMAN q co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-27
LTET OF CAUSES.

EOR trial in the Special Cour. Of Common
u Pleas Of Northumberland County, to be held
c. Sunbury, on the third Monday Of March
95s.
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS
Jacob NJ Salids vs. Kimber Cleavcr,
Oh, p,..,. The Mahanoy and Shamokin
""'' Improvement Company.
Nor,h'd Improve.
James Jenkins heirs &c, vs. ment Co., and w
L. Helienstein.
Jesse c. Horton vs. J. Beacham & w l. Dewart
Ira Il. Clement, VS. William McCarty,
Isaiah W;lkerson, VS. Sesquehanna Coal Co. ct al
q. c. Welker, vs. II. Bellas, w II Marshall ct al
Rober, uchmuty &c, vs. Jesse Aucnmuty.
George Burns, VS. George G. Welker.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proth'y.
Prothonotsrys Office,
Sunbury, Feb. 13, 1855,
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NEWS PROM TuE NATIONAL FIGHTING
GlOuAB

The Clay ana tuiiom Affnir--sumner md Iiar-
nsy, Rhind aud Doutw-,I, Ac.
the Tribune contlins the following iutelli.
senco in regard to the latest quarrels in
Washington City:
WASHINGTON Feb, 2lst
Various versions are given Of the collision
between the Hon. James b. Clay and Gen.
Cullom but following out the facts collected
with view Of imparta!ity, fad this to be
the more probable story:
Cullom entered the bar.room Of Browns
Hotel, where Clay, Hawkins and Mason were
stauding. lie proposed an oldfashion ed
Kentucky drink in which oil the parties par
ticipated. Subsequently he commenced con-
vcrsation with Clay, stating how he had re-.
moved from Kentucky to near the Hermitage
in Tennessee, where he bearded the lion in
his den. He spoke Of his long devotion to
and admiration for his father. Mr.. Clay ar-
swered by saying that Gen. Leslie Cooms had
ouce as Chichasaw Embassador also bearded
the lion in his den
This expression, which somo bystanders
supposed iocular, was regarded as an offensive
ret ort by Cullom, who asked if he meant to
insult him. Clay disclaimed such intention.
The nterrogatory was repeated with the
same reply, but was accompanied with the
menacing use of Cullom's fnger when Clay
said that he was not accustomed to DO addres.
eed in such threatening manner or words to
that effect.
Culom became more excited under The con-
viction of an intended insult to him, and de-
sounced Clay as "the npostate son OF o noble
sire" Clay said that his physical condition
would prevent him from answering with O
blow, bat he could not resist from proclaiming
Cullom 20 id scoundrel." Wherupon
Cullom drew back to strike. The force OF
the blow was partially arrested by the spec
tators: but still reached Cluy's nose and eau.
sod it to bleed The two we're then separated
and withdrew.
The War Department will take caro- to
prevent any hostile meeting from growing out
OF Tho correspondence between Colonel Sum.
uer and General Harney
WASHINGTON Feb. q.
The demon OF discord has been let loose Oh
the metropolis during the last two daya. Be-
sides the quarrels between Gen. Harney and
Col Sumuer, Lieut. Rhind aud Commander
Boutwell,. between MIR. James L. Clay and
Gen. Culiom, about forty others are pending
among the naval officers.
TIE Army officers (Csptainsl had fight
; in the barbere shop at Wiards this morning.
4 cane was broken over the head OF one Of
the combatauts and o duel will probably
ensue.
The city is full OF rurors about Messrs
Clay md Culom. 1t was reported that Gen
Cullom had been wounded in duel but they
were all false. No hostile meeting has yet
occurred. There are also abundant rumors
about Harney and Sumner which a.o equally
.unGouuded. Sumner, has gone North and
fa.ney South, to Richmond
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ANALYSIS OF LYONS CATAWBA
BRANDY BY
HAYES NJ n
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
to the State of Massachusetts.

dSSdyT 70 We otuts W pA~sSe'""'e"''
Grx,nAL CuAnlcrKu.-A light ycllowish
brown-colored spirit, having fragrant edoI
when cvaporatel from clean linen it left no oil or
offensive matter. Analysed for volatile and fix
ed drugs, Of which no traces Of any kind were
found. Its color is proved to be due to colored
resin an extract derived from wood.
In every respect ii is pure spirtuous liquor.
The fragrance or bouquet which it possesses
can be isolated, and it then appears unlike that
from Cognac Brandy or Wine, being fruiiy es-
sence resulting from peculiar fermentation OF
Catawba and Isabella Grapes.
CnENIcAL 600 parts in vol
ume Of this spirit contains at 60 deg F. 46l 9
10 parts of pure ulcohol besides the fragrant oil.
l,o1O parts Of the spirit afford 30 parts Of strong
solution of the oil which choracterizcs this Bran
dy the spirit left, after removing the oil, is pure
and odorless. and in oil its qualities perfect spi
rit not subject to charge. One u. S. gallon Of
this Brandy at co deg. F. contains, besides the
spirit and oil, only eco grs. of matter composed
Of e1trsc, of fruit, gum, and colored resin from
wood.
Bosrox. January IS, .Ie5S,
DR.. COKE, State Inspector Of Ohio, and DR..
Jas. x. Chiffon. Chemist, of New York, both
pronounce this 10 be pnre Brandy. and fIes from
all adulterstioE.
For Medieinal purposes Ly on's Catawba Bran
dy has no rival, and has long been needed to su-
pcrsede the poisonous compounds sold under the
lame Of Brandy. As beverage, the pure article
is altogether superior, and a sovereign sure rene.
dy for dyspepsia, Flatulency,, Low Spirits, Lam
suor, General Debility, &c. &c.
Also, ESHELBY'S STILL AND SPARK
LING CHAMPAGNE.-Thes wineo are made
in the neishborhood Of Cincinnati, and are guar
q rtiad 10 he the rnrc nica of the Orapv. and are
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FLOUR AND FEFDl

PRICES REDUCED
ENHE subscriber iseonstantly receiving fresh
4 supplies Of Extra Wheat and Buekwhest
Flour, Corn Meal, Chop-Feed, &c, hich he is
offering at LOW PRICES. Wheat Flour from
SIS SO to 81 90 per Dbl, according to quality.
Extra Buckwhwhet Floor, 81 25pr sack.
Corn Meal, l so pr 100
Chop Feed, 0pr 100
Also on hand lot Of very nice dried Apples at
l2A cts per pound, or So so per 20 pounds
Every effort will be made to please, and give his
customers satisfaction. Call and examine for
yourselves.
Sunbury, February 90, ls5s.--
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A Card to tise Public.
READ! RE- d.! r e A Dill!
J, e. g. 7. e. KLINE,
MERCH M TS.

Klines Grove, Northumberland county, Pa.
WYE have determined from the publication Of
w this notice TO sell at greatly reduced prices
for CASH our stock of Goods. comprising
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Quseasware,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Medicines, &c,
and all goods usually kept in country store.
Being desirous Of quitting the business we will
dispose Of our stock OF Goods on or before the
3lst day of March, 1858, to person or persons
wishing to embark in the business on favorable
terns. The situation is good one for doing an
extensive mercantile trade.
For further particulars call personally upon
the subscribers, or address them by mail.
]. +. g. !. +. KLINE.
Klins's Grove, Pa, February 9th, 1853.
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Miss LANE IN THE WHITE HoUsE.-The fol
lowing picture oftha present mistress OF the
White House is from correspondent OF the
81. Louis News: Miss Lane stood O little
distant from the President, and responded TO
the sa!utations given her. She is handsome
lady, twenty-five or twenty years old ap.
parently. She has q healthy rGddy, Pennsyl-
yania look. Not distingue by any means but
emiuently satisfactory to the eye. She has
. superb head, that noble:t and most uecessa-
ry part of the human frame. Not literary
bead, or q poeNcal head, but sensible head,
covered with heavy and beautiful chestnut
hair"
ALLEGED CURE For DnuEXEpNEss. n ex
change recommends the following as an in
falible cure for beastly intoxication: When
ever person is 10 stupid and insensible
state from the abuse OF intoxicating drinks,
lay him on his right side, elevate his left arm
aud pour cold water down it slowly. Before
q common pitcher full can be emptied the
man will walk, perfectly sober.
At Senators Douglas late ball in Wash
ington, several of the exclusives, it is said,
had small hoops in the legs Of their panta'
looms. They were made Of steel, aud gave
the pants very pretty set around the boot.
A young American lady in Paris threatens
TO sue President Buchanan FOR breach Of
premise she says that dining at her fathers
table years ago he said to her-"My dear
Miss, if ever l should be President, you
shall be the mistress OF the White House"
MINNIE BALLs.-They manufacture from
fourteen to fifteen fifteen thousand Minnie
rife balls per day, at the Watervliet Arsenal
in New-Xork State Immense quantities Of
thea have been sent for the use Of the army
10 Utah.
PROBABLY. the largest sale Of slaves ever
made in Virginia, lately took place in Bruins,
wick county. Ninety-six, of oil ages, sizes
and conditions, wers sold at the unprece.
dented aggregate Of about $4,000
Ex.Presdeat Fillmore was married ir
Albany on "Wednesday evening, by Rev. Dr.
Hague, to Mrs. Caroline Mcintosh, OF Alba
ny. A
Sixty fox hunters were recently 80
Houtsctevy soosty, fo$ hsnting Slea
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

HBY virtue of a Writ of VExpITIos Exfs
EN MAS issued out of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Northumberland County, and to me
directed, will be exposed to, Public Sale q, the
Public House of JOHN NJ HUFF, in the bo-
rough of Milton. on SATURDAY the 18th day
Of MARCH next, at ! o'clock, +. NJ, the follow
ing described property, 10 wit
All the right. title and interest Of the defend
ant, Of and in certain lot Of ground, situate in
Delaware towr ship, Northumberland county, +,
bounded by lands OF Christian Gosh, on the north
south and east, on the weet by the West Branch
Canal, containing Four ACRES more or less,
wheIeon are erected Steam Saw Mill, AMI
Franc House. Seized taken in execution and
- rs the property of Seth T. Mccormick.
JAMES VANDYKE, SheIia.
G, Summary.
1857,
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February, 20, lS59.-3m.
Administrators Notice.
JOHN F. CASLOW,
Druggist, Milton, Pa.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that lsttcrs of Ad-
lS ministra,on, on the estate of Augustus
Husy, late of Sh.mokin township, Northumb.r-
land county, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber. An persons interested will take no.
tice that he will be at the residence of the widow
of said deceased, on Thursday the 18th day Of
April next when and where all persons having
claims agains; said estate are requested to make
known the same, and persons knowing shem-
selves indebted, are requested to make payment
without delay.
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN, Adm'r.
of Augustus Huey. deceased.
Shamotin township, Feb l3, l858.-Gt
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PROCLAMATION.

ny OTICE is hereby given that special Court
~ for the trial of causes in the Common Pleas
will commence at the Court House in Sunbury
on Monday the 18th dav Of March, for one
Week. Jurors and others interested will attend.
Given under my hand st Sunbury, the LIST day OF
February in the year OF our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and -eght-and tho Inde
pendence Of the United States of America the
82d.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES VANDYkE, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, sunbuy.}
February l3, 1857
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sApLgaY AND HARNESS MAKING

rGNHE subscribers respectfully inform the ciii-
l. zens cf Sunbury and vicinity that they have
commenced the above business few doors above
the Pos, Office, Market Square, sunhury, rs.
Work of all kinds in their line Of business will
be done promptly and neatly cn the most req.
sonable terms. CLEMENT & OYSTER.
February 10, 1858
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SPECIAL COURT.

4 Special Court Of Common Pleas, for Jury
Trials, will be held at the Court ouse in Sun
bury, on the 81 Monday Of March-to wit March
18th 1858.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proth'y.
Pro,honotap's Office,
Sunbcry, Feb. l3, 1858.