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Gr ,Oa SWeffper Serren o o 6s
riybt& 9DriA lit enpll4 erldtenea unO
ibe attiIfl NOD Die Grrourtun9eu, Die tlau Don
Demfstben Degte. The Monumental City
or Baltimore Guide BOOK" lit fem 2itel.
'Daielbe besinnt nit elmer Iear interelfanteu
unp eetreuen Seiaretbuns Der perl4ieOenen
5ancels5usise 8al:tmcre's, lAiloert Dann III
anipredsuoer uno anldaull9er WeiIe Die ,Girh-
bSfe, Girhen, mobltbdtiSen Nnltaltea, Wtenu.
ulente, Sqaares, Broneuaoen, rffentll9en 0e=
bdupe &c. &c. uno entbdlt auBerDea1 cine Otense
peftbooler 1fcti3en iiber Baltimore. Sine
3ieroe oe8 Budes lino bic ausseSelfnetei Sol5s
l6aitte BON Der Siinltlerbano Des Serrn Gorld.
Ittt Re4t ipreden rle Qerren 9cbr;9bt &
Gcrlh IN Der Verleoe lie &rpartunS aus, Dap
bic 8ewpbner 8altimore'5 ibr l6blideS Inter,
ne9men fraftis unteritlsen perpeu. H'Sie f0n,
nel nteie unterltlsun3 aud ucn un8 Oeutlhen
.erwarter, 'oa bsioe 9erreu oufri6ti3e GreunDe
Der Deutlden lino unp IN ibrsm Berfe beloa=
cere Rafli4t auf oas beutl4e Clement senoms
men baben. D1s Bud fcltet nur eiuen Spptts
preis unp 1T in Der SIfice bon @rbris9t &
&Drl4, Ns. $ @ptpm 8atloiuS, Gde poil Bal.l
ttuOte- uno Scutbltr., lcpIe in ben 8uAaanps
lun9en gu baben. e
go Hrcntfreet,Ebeater. Im
Pfiu8lt'M cnta8 eroBe DoppelUcriteIuns. I'm
3 upr 9tadmlttaSs: Der Seirotbsanrra9 auf
0elSclano." SIeraul eine fpulllde Bantrmime.
NbenDS rs llhr: Der rerpun5Gene Yrin5."
Slerauf Wieperbcluns rer Pantcmiule.
N GAeater Bali. Sn Der
8atbtn9tcus 9ale rDerpen am Yfinslt.Wontas
5wet famOie auitipiele 'aafselabrt. Nea4 benz
Ibeater Ball. asiae5i'ssa 4fasseat .s195Q
Ca Serr Seinri& S9mit (9ae
fapette Scuie, S..5reoerifltr.) w!rp Das4fius1:
felt auf ansemeiisne Welie felern. Gas bee
ru9mte 2ienbarpt'ide Ntulifs@OrpS wirp pur4
Ycttri8e Der 49~epiesenlten Miulif. StRde bic
s@dlte aui'S bette uaterbatten, nno wer caber
BEN Yftn9itntcntaS rebt fipel 3nbrirSen mill,
Der Sebe inas aafapette Qcuie, no beiur alan9e
Ger Ntnltf pas famcie 81 # 'f4e 2a9erbier nod
einmal 10 gut nlunDet.
GS 5spen Samitas unb Monta9 erc6es
GOn5ertin Der SOmmerwirtblnaft pes ioc. DEM.
IurupereinS.s hat3 nssrs fr; 11g8338a p
] Bes- 8eim @eOrs Gnsel in Der 6rieori6ffr.,
1T am YfinSfnlOntag grrBcs S6eibenldisBsn
perbunben MT 4nnh. z $50 Ha 10 iaass an9
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8finslteO acntas au~f5utildenpen v2un4" i'll Der
@arteapirtbl4aft pes perm 8arteu a%ufnerts
lam. ng
) 81 @rcBer Sumo. Nm Gfinglt.
Wcntag u NJ 10 ubr Morsens, finpet Elm atps
Ser 2nn& bet &9s. 8edsr,o NrO. 81 Sanopers
itraEe ltatt.
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lperr ". y. JIlnebaff, OttDhluer cpn bier,
reiste rrr3eItern nud 6or ab, unt bort As
Sabre GunltsS turien gu maiden.
Vereint8tes 6enersDeparte
ntent. - Die ltebenoe COMMITTEE ~oelielben
belt ~rrrssltern Abeuo cine 9isuns. 9r. SaGs
lcn 5eiste oalslblt feline ielbltwirtence Btenle
Dor, Die namentlih beim Yalliren abldilliSer
StraBen lebr niislid fem lpG. Cont tam nt4t8
rcn SeceutunS ror. ma q ss
Seuer.,-@ eltern Wfcrsen 3piiden / uno
II llbr brannts elm 6ramebauS 5mllden GbatSs
pprtbs umo 6renlcntltr., nSrpl. cpn @eoraeltr.
Dal1elte sebSrte Dem Sru. B.t3'W. Bruno uno
mar ppn mebreren 6amltien bewcbnt. GS bra,nte
SdnsliA nierer. Der Ssrlalt betrdgt $4,000.
Das Ueuer truroe IeDenfaus onse5unpet /; our
Get, ais es ausbrad, lAlieIsn unsefibr 17ePer.
tIpaen III benz D1ule, penen CO gum @llid selans,
unrerlcbrt gu entrlnne1.
Wt9tige8 Yerbatung. Mod
p1breno eS in peu Saule in GbltsmortbitraB2
btannte, lieB Der uuermlpli4e 6euer- 5nipectpr
Sopo einen gte9erfnaben pelbaften, neil per=
lelbe crtn9enp reroattIs 1T, BET Der Sranoitifa
tans mltsewtrft 5u y ben. Wf1n bcfft, mittellt
oueleS Rnaben audi Die cnoern 5bater ausfinpie
5u nIlden. Das abJebranule 6au8 mar ron
Ukl0e VlCtlt 0kS&pltulUu ~ SplIttktSl UpIl ptllHS
baus bsniet pcrDen. SbSlei0 Die 6euersGon's
pasnieen, parunter AUDI Die 6irlt Baltimore Co.
mt ibrer Dampf, 0eue. lprlse, reat5ell5 ami
penn Sranoplaee ellbtenen,' 10 fcnlte cDd DAG
6euer MIDI 9e.DIbt merpen, pen1 es tlanSelt'
iebr All Walier. Die D1upi. 6eueriprise tclate
aus btelem @runpe gar ne4t a~rpeiten.
Gin barterS hlaS III ptele@Nrs
= 90 erIreutlH es TT, RAP pas 0tes
prlleutautenbaus IN Waibiustou Die n~Stbisen
Bepili9unsen fir Die 8plenDun9 Der Walbin9.
toner W1Iernerfe semaht bat, 10 trauriS lit eS.
paB ~pailelbe nidtS flr ben MeiteIbau Dec Gapis
tolls b~epilllSt bat. Dapur6 tperpen cine WienBe
lrbeiter brpDtps $50 ss asss
Ni4t 4ulbt9. = Der Ger Gr,Acrbuns.
pes Quislsp aaeefla9te Gier murOe urn Ger
Surp in Malbln9ton fret9elprcden.
Die Ga 9enpiebe lin0 lest beicncers
ipieoer III ben Watttbdulern lebr 9eldditi9.
Wtan nebnle li4 pabsr in Idt! Sd a9
StraBen8efe4t. - y5prgeltern Ntenp
iii Dee D1mmerunS fabrte eine Shaar lnll9er
4erle al Der SIDE bon 9tcrib. uno @ertreltr. Elm
@eieht init. Sad, uno anperen Ststnen auT
aud murpen our gblped8luas mebrere Rsltus
lenldulle obSefeuert. Sernaro Scanran
UurDe als eintr GER Sauptfdmpea perbaftet.
Der Rfp5eB 9e9en 8eaUer, ben
iun9en 8attmIOrer, rer in cea leete1 Ga9en
Dor Gem Sd}purserihte in 0tew G1ltle, Del,
ltauo, meiler leinen Mitltupenten 0toad erltOz
4en babeu lC1, mar pcr3eiteru iGOs bis gum
Plalorper SsDiehea. e 40
& Grimm al.Sourt.-GS flrnen ,pieper
bSblt unbeDeutenDe Appelaticasfale Dor. Wle
lberIdtet miro, bat Die @ranpiurp uiGt peni9er
ais so Establishments 9emaAt sesen Perlonen,
Detde O9ae 2leenle &iqnsr p~ertault BADEN
icueu. sE al .aa
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2lei6er 2lel1er !

rs NWF Jteue unb ItDne berrenflei0er fir
6rittatr unb 8 miner fmb 3a taben tn benz 8lt1eerlabea bee
Ser II Geo. gleR Geal, an Der Ncrbwef.&ds pom Saltnnpoe
mub 8reeeridHrdBe. Die tn6nfe Naswabl RON u tpFen fur
Rbde, Deaea fprte %eoffmters nnD 8a6er ,. ~befaapts aa
3 inb mnp wsrSea stefelbsn tur bic Runcen aufs befe GnD
fbEnRe u%srarbettet. Jerttee 8ieteer DOR aaen Sprteu al rem
tinaansn Wretlen 81 mnt uno prlfet ielbt. u llA2alt @
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Sbee uuD NdTee.

auh mtrtIt6 Nnt I,
msaa ibr fAts4tsn Safse aaO 2bss yer raa9t, 70 TT es
cure G gene SAuip. Sbr tSnot saaI Dr3gsIt& 0nten
nnb t|tIlistn 1bes uap 8afee babea IN BEN 8 tsTebts
Gbtnslea, 0de pom SatttmSre. ano 6rsoerifRr,
fsbt nnO aug ~etnlabet Don lstnsm btltseE IuO petiaiea Etee
Enp Ra Ct Su fdufen. Wtat6i
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MY~ Oc. . Dapne5 5uldnlnsn9eleRt
gDtlbftri& Sen .Sprpp zetlt 1prtrstFtb bartndttBen 5aaen, @rs
tattraeen, Slutfpetea, 9aftrpbrens ttBaaOaae. 2ebertetbpsr.
oen, 8!Ssln nnp Muffst8eu III Der Reple. Rars lt9ua stett mnb
5ttfhuten, fowie ale 8ranfee item oes palieS unb Der aebe,
Der 8rut Oper Der 4aa;e. Dixie IrSGtt retntst suSIet4 Inb
laa'srt pas 8lut. 5m GrpB uab &letaOsrtaIf iu baSea tn
Der Sffee Res pg0edsr" sa 81 per Hsaf&e.
@> @u9en S4cnin9' 8 aua9e5eids
usttn d Bitter, 3uberetet aus @ptnariao1
elm nntraeli&es DRtttel, sesen 3s5erbsfpperben, Sc bfuS1
0gspepie, uapsreautt&tttt, 3eroeaf&wdps, NEt ma, Ners j..
fra atsssten nne alien aus eiaem ia ~naproaIa8 S~eratpenen
d 1gen eatfebenben Sranftetten, TT ~ % s pe 6IafGe u
CliaAifn IN Ter GfRee be6 lDeders. 80 IL -.-L
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Stabtratb. Nbeno bes 81. Wtoi. -
3 I'D ei92alGS liefen mebrere Reti.
lIonen nm @rridtanS eines BcltSets uno 6euer'
EeleSropben Elm. ol6erner mcbrere Yetitionen
um &roffaun8 petid,eDener Nueps. Die Dee
bate iber ben Rplt5et- uno Teusr:E etesrapbeu
lit auf nddlten Mtttmpd anberaumt. a1q
3 wetterF3neis. @S' wurpe beid(cis
len, aul Dlenltas Uornlittas int Wiarplaho Sns
ltitut cine Yrpbe nit rem 6euers lil,o Yoli5ei.
Gels9rapben on3uitsaen. 9u Sstref resltartts
bau)eo uuter benz W.tarplano Saltttlt ,Duroe cine
Otpcnau5 au5snpmaleu, mcrnaA bic Ebaren
AM Samlfas big II llbr nnp an ben onperen
2asen b.s 10 llbr Abeaos cffen 9ebalten mers
psu lcusn. .s.a- a9s.
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BN- Sorldufiee An3etSe.
Die Gcmpa8nte Der MarplarD Saser beatliGs
am 70 SUM cine @gcuritonlnaG Wasup,
liz Grove at3ubalten.
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NeueS 6e6cbGft.
GeSehGffssSSerl onnn.

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bermit IN, iae i'd meme @tF9 drrtt unp 4tdltus Ser Of RON
SbarpltraBe, naf sc. SO Nrrtb @rsterfraSe
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Ittdt Bu bdbeu pet &b16. Qebne "
Dsat 1s,fw 5 Rs. % GSatrar.
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81 @rpBes Bicntc. - Die Scliutb
|2c3e bat auf Yfinsfmcata8 cine 9rcBs Grcurt
lior mad Or. aWmomartb'5 Nodlprlu9surten
peranltaliet. Da lrmObl ron Seiten Der 2cse
ais audi pom Sejten oes 9errn WiaDmlrt aatS
auFsebptsn lit, ZEN GgcurliOniiten Elm re4t p,rs
~snu5tes YfnSftfeft gu b%ereiten, 10 MAIDEN mir
Die Nsit9lieoer rer 2cae, lcwle oaS Rublifum
TN Nusemeinen belonpers Darauf aufmerfIam.
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no Sur S1Oti5 tue nlllere Scfer.

Der 9FnsRfeiertuSe bal6er eridsiut am rdds
fen Disnftas teiu 8latt. Wir erluden peBbalb
unIere QeIer, bic fir DisuffoS beitimmltsn Nn-
seisen Bis Spnntao IbeuO eiu5uIsupeu, bomit
pieisltsn in Der Mpntass. Summer Iufnabme
tnOsn t0nuen. Die expedition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-06
SUERIFF'S SALES.

skY virtue of sundry writs of VENDIrIosI Ex.
AS fosAs issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas of Northumberland county, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale, at the house oi
Mrs. READER, in Turbutpie, Lewis township,
Northumberland county, on THURSDAY, the
s5th day of FEBRUARY. next, at / o'clock p.
NJ, the following real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract or piece of land, situate
in Lewis township, Northumberland county,
bounded by land Of James Lewars on the east
and south; on the west Ivy land of the widow Of
John Smith, decd. and by public road on the
north, containing q Acres, more or less, all OF
which is cleared; whereon are erected large
two-story frame Dwelling House and Kitchen.
bank Barr, carriage House, wash. house, well
Of water, young orchard. &c. Seized taken in
execution and to be sold as the property Of Aaron
B. Altman.
ALSO, at the same time and place. all the
defendan'ts interest, bring the one equal undivi.
oed fifth part of u certain tract or piece Of land
situate in Lewis township, Northumberland coun.
ty, bound by lands Of Thomas Waits on the east
Christopher Ksup on the west James Tweed
and Matthias Miller on the SOUTH and the widow
Gray on the north, containing in the whole 81
Acres II ore or less about 30 Acres of which ara
cleared; wherein arc erected two log houses q
frame barn, orchard, &c. Seized taken in exc
cutou and to bo sold as the property Of Jsms.
Watts.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff
sherif,s office, sunbury'}
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-06

thousands Of dollars and freely open thcir purses
during the Presidential canvas Printing has
grewn enormously within few years past. In
the 1hirty-second Congress il was $3.50 900. and
ior the ThiTiy-third it was nearly Sl,700,00
and for the Thirty-fourth so ,333, 600. He, among
other citations Of extravaganza said that Sl5,-
OOO has been spent for cuts Of wood coaches
squirrels, mice, and other animals SO worthessly
put into the Patent Office report He was for
stopping this extravagant drain on the Treasury
by paying for all work completed. and dspens
ing with that not performed. He moved an
amendment TO the bill reducing the $500, ,00C
proposed TO he appropriated, TO S420,0o0
MIR Letchor (va) showed that the amount in
the bill was to pay for liabilities incurred by the
last two Congresses. He alluded 10 the fact that
the publication of ellis Astronomical Eapcdi.
tion cost y 5000, that OF the Pacific Railroad
Survey nearly $s33,O00, and Emory's Report
s3i7000. He hoped that stop would soon BE
put to this extravogant system in some way
Republication Of these and other works umount.
ed TO nothing more than that tho Government /.
to be the published Of boooks which would moi
Tempt private publishers. Some of these books
were utterly worthless. He appealed to the com.
mlttee TO take the means tc put an end for the
future, to such shameful extravaganza. Their
constituents should net he taxed for such unjust
and wasieful purposes
MIR. Phelps (Mo.) explained that the bill was
topay the amount due unlcr contrasts made by
the authority of the House. These contracts
should be met, and Congress should not under.
take TO rcpudae them. While the attention OF
the country is attracted to the extravaganza oI
the last two Congresses the present Congress
should be held responsible for its expenditures
for printing, and govern its future course by the
experience Of the past
Mr. Crawford of Geosrgia, was willing 10 pay
only for work already done, to the extent o
$4,000, and no more.
!, Mr.. Nichols; Of Ohio. thought it was prope,
that the House should manifest its sense as to
what should be deEe relative TO some OF the print
ing, hut was opposed to the suggestion Of the
gentleman from Georgia.
A itcr further debate, the committee rose with
out coming to q conclusion on the subject.
Adjourned till Monday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-06

DITrREssINe SUICIDE OF WIDow.--A
romantic but melancholy instance Of the de-
voted love Of women was exempljGed trag-
colly on Saturday evening near the town of
Ghent, in Kentucky. The particulars are
thus related in the Cincinnati Commercial
"Mrs Pegs, the daughter Of wealthy
gentleman named j. A. Fex, q Frenchlnan
by birth, three weeks ago was the young and
happy wife of fond and devoted husband
Death however, who frequently spares the
tniserble, to whom perhaps he would be q
welcome messenger TO cast his sombre shad-
ow upon the abodes Of joy and happiness, en-
tered into her domestic paradise, and sndden-
ly summoning her cherished partner from her
aide, left her so stunned by the blow that her
sonses reeled under the affection, Since that
time she has resided with her fatheu, and il
was evident to all that the deep grief with
which she had been ovorwheled aud unsettled
her reason. On last Saturday afternoon she
strolled into the woods near the house, and
her prolonged stay causing alarm in the faml-
ly, search was instituted, aud she at length
WAS discovered by her agonizing father sus-
pended TO tree. There had been method
in the madness Of the poor hoart.broken one
for she had carried light box with her, upon
which she stood while sho adjusted hand
berchief around .he limb Of the tree and her
neck, then kicking the foothold from beneath
he., she rushed a suicide, to the throne OF the
Immortal But the light of reason bad
died before--it lay buried in tho grave Of her
husband"
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JONES HOUSE,
WELLS SOvEEaxY, Proprietor.
Cor. Of Market Street s. Marhe, Square

Cor. 81 Market Street D. Market Square,
HARR iSBUR6, PA
THIS NEW AND EIEGANTHoTEL, recently cree
ing been leased for term of yeas by the unJef
taxes this method Of calling the attention of his former
patrons, and the travelling community thereto.
Having front Of one hundred and forty feet on the
principal street OF the city md Fytwo Feet Front ON
Market Squire, II cannot fail to prove attractive as well
s inviting to strangers.
The Chambers are Of fine sire, wen ventilated and
lighted with Gasa number with connecting doors-ina.
king them very desirable for families
The Halls are warmed throughout by Heaiers; and
every modern improvement, Ia fact, hnS been uied that
may condnce 10 the safety, comfort, aud happiness the
guests -
Visitors mag, therefore, rest assured that the "Jnne,
House has been made perfect la all its appointments
Tenced and Competent PeIsons-tha in every arcuar
the sysem Seh has adopted By the Proprietor w AFT nd
TO those who may make u their home, grea degree
oil eomoIt as may lie obtained any similar establishment,
m the State.
To this desirable result he has furnished the
Public and Private Private rsrlnrs Chambers Diuiny
Room &c, with entirely NEW FURNITURE; ard Ais,
arranged within the building, ine BarbeIs Saloon Ovs-
ter Saloon. Dressing Room Hot and Geld Baths Ss
The CuibTTy Department aud Dining Room will receive
the especial attention of the Proprietor which he trusts
will be fuhccm gusrnntet that all will lie suited
Aer returning his heartfelt thanks to his oI friend,
aud patrons for the generous patronage go long extended
to lin at the "Covery House" also To his friends
ard patrons at the "Counba House." Cape Island daring
the season OF 1855, he respectfully soics coninauc.
Of II at the "JoNES HOUSED
January 80, 1883 -emos.
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New Advertisements.
Estate of George prosious, deceased.


"a Office is hereby givento the heirs or legal
Ia representatives O. George Brosious, late Of
Georgetown, in Lower Mahonoy township, Ner-
thumberland county, Pennsylvania, deceased,
that hy virtue of an alias writ of Partition and
Valuation issued out of the Orphans Court OF
said county and to me directed, an inquest WI
be held at the late residence Of said deceased, in
Georgetown, on MONDAY, the 22nd day Of
March, next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of making partition Of the Real Estate of said
deceased, to wit of five certain tracts of land,
and four and hall lots of ground in Georgetown,
aforesaid, one Limestone lot, and five Islands,
situate in the river susquehsnna in Lower Msho-
noy township, Northumberland county, aforesaid,
between the heirs or legal representatives, ard
the widow OF said deceased. At which time and
place YOU may sttend if you think proper.
JAMES FANDYKE, Sheriff
Shcriff's Office, Sunbury,p
January 80. 1858.
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WAsuISeToS, Jan. 30.

HousE.-Mr. Burnett said the Public Printing
has been charged as a source of corruption
through which the treasury is robbed; that gen
tlemon who hold the office of Public Printer real.
ize pIineely sums and that extensive combina-
iions are formed, by which the printing is con-
trclled He did not make these charges, nor did
he know low far they are true, yet they are
made through the press of the country, and hence
should he fully investigated by Special Commit
tees having charge of the subject II was to him
a matter Of mystery how the public printer could
be guilty of corruption, with the law regulating
his compensation, but il was nevertheless true
that the printing Of both Housesenabes the prin-
tiers TO realize immense fortunes. II had been
! advanced that to favor their election they gave
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-06

HAFFICE OF THE LOCUST NOUN.
v BTAIN COAL AND IRON COMPA-
Y.-PnILADEEPuIA, December l6 1857
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Company will be held at theft Office No.
SO S. fourth ST, on Monday, the 18th Jarua-
ry, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at which time there
eill be an election of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year. .y
WIN. G. LUDWIG, Socry
January 2, 1883.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-06
A STRAY cow.

a ASAME to the promises Of the subscriber about
~ 80 days since a BLACK cow, about ten
years old, has white face, white belly, one hind
foot white, white under the jaw, hole bored in
each horn. The owner is requested to come aud
prove property pay charges, otherwise she will be
disposed of according 20 law.
DANIEL HOFFMAN.
Mt Carmel, January so, ls5s.-2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-02-06

CAMErs-It is said that private enter.
prise is on foot for Introducing camels into
Texas, Arizona, and Mexico, In consequence
of the success o. the Governments expert
mept with these animals.
II Is REPORTED from Washington that in
the committee of the Senate, Mr.. Douglas
gave a casting vote against the southern
route for the Pacific Railroad.
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NoTTGE

TUHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
N the NEW YORK AND MIDDLE COAL
FIELD RAILROAD AND coal. COMPA-
NY will be held on the first Monday in Febru-
AIRY next at | o'clock, at their office No. 20I
South 4ih street. Philadelphia, at which time the
election of Directors will be held.
Philadelphia, January l6, 1858.
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VALENTINES VALENTINES !,

sS f.FRiblNG has lust received a splendid
Ah' lot Of VALENTINES Of all descriptions,
consisting Of Comic. Sentimental and some very
beautiful ones, which he Will sell at prices to suit
the times. Give him a call even if you dc not
wish to buy. He charges nothing for showing
his stock.
January IS, ls59--
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

PRIV ATE SALE
FgsHE subscriber offers at private sale, a Ger.
IA tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county.
about miles below Sunbury, bounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna, on tho south by
land OF Ueotge Seller, on the east by land of
VIM. kroh, end on the north by land of VIM.
K. Jones, containing Acres and ls perchos,
all OF which is cleared ana in very high state
of cultivation. The Northern Central Rail
Road passes through the tract, and is also
bound on the east by the Main Road leading
from Sunbury TO Harrisburg. which together,
with the River upon the west, aud the fertility
of the soil makes it very plearant and desira-
bic situation.
ALSO; another certain Tract of Land. situate
in said township, adjoining lands of William
Kroh, on the SOUTH the heirs of Reoeft and Ar
thur Aucbmuty; on the east VIM. V. Silver
wood, end public road on the north, and WIN
x. Jones on the west, containing 93 Acres l2l
perches strict measure. about so acres of which
ale cleared, and in high state of cultivation
and The residue most excellent land for cutiva.
ton, bst is row covered with excellent timber,
and if purchased soon, the purrhaser can get a
large quantity of Railroad Ties on the same.
This tract is also well watcred, having several
fine springs upon it, and every field can be wa
tered thereby. An indisputahe title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM r. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January 2, ls57.--tf
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N. 9. EAwRENCE'S
HOvER's LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testimony OF Prot. Booth and DR. BIincke having
previously been published, the following is added
From Prof McCiOSKEY, formerly Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine in the Flnalc Medical College
cf Pennsylvania, ard lutte Professor OF Surgery ia the
American College OF Medicine, &C..
rnlLADRLruIA, Nov. 27th, 1856.
Mn. JosEpu f. UoyER'--A ual OF your LIQUID
HAIR DYE will convince the most skeptical that 1t sa
sAFE, ELEoANr and ErFSAcloUs preparation. Unlike
many others II has IN several instances proved seIvceabe
II the cure Of cunneous ernpons the head and
have ne hesation in commencing it to those requiring
sIch an application.
Very respectfully, J. T. Y. McCLoSKEY, NJ D.,
i7j Race ST., above 18th.
HOVRR'S WRITING INKS. including HOVER 5
WRITING FLUID, and HoVERS INDELI BILE INKS,
still nainan their high character, which has always dis
nCushed them, and the extensive demand first created,
has continued uninterrupted until the ptesent
Orders addressed TO the Mandatory, No. il5
RACE street, above Fourth, (o,d No. I44D
Philadelphia, will receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH l.. HOVER, Manufacturer.
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE.

'UNIIE subscriber has just received fresh sup
II ply OF Wheat and Buekvhea, Flour, which
he is offering at reduced prices, at his
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
Market Square, His present prices for Whea
Flour are
Best Buffalo inspection, 81 so per bbl.
Williamsport double Extra, rs
Good Family Flour 90
Native Wheat, 90
Extra Buckwheat Flour, S5 DIT sack,
Chop Feed, (per 100 lbs) so
Butter, 20
ALSO for sale good Dairy Butter, Allegheny
county Cheese, CTanherries &c.
Every effort win he made to give his s,istom-
ers satisfaction, Give him call.
@. o. HAVEN.
sunbuy. January %, iebs.--