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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

n order of the Prebase Coartof Delaware county, Ohio,
ID /, as Administrator OF he estate Of Charles GU erding-
e, deeelssd; VII oii9r a pHGlie yendne. a. he door Of he
tween he ho lrs OF 10 O'Clock, A. Nj, and I O'clock, r NJ,
on he istiNd@y of Juty. a. d., 1895; the following deserts.
ed Real Est4e, to Wit: 4 tract OF land situated IN Williams
county, oAio, IN Rang 4onRtD, Township SIX el, ami session
thirty-fhree Rs. Aetng the west haff of he north west GUAR.
ter Of saia Section. Also, the following tract or parcel OF
land, stslatsd in the Town OF Nor1un, Ii delaware county
Ohio and described ms. follows: Part Of Out Tot No. eigh
teen tfS1, bounded eE the north by Kinds of James A Crs :.
wesl oE lepds awpeLhN Henry smjth; aud ha the south BY
lands Of GEORGE w. Bowers aud others; on the east by Hands
OF u Sweefser and othrrs-sappSse to coninin sne acrr
more Sr hess. TERMS Of SALE One thurf oE the pur,
chase plopey in hand on the day of sale and the residu l.
thereof "a one and two Years thereattef, wi b inserest iiAn
the day Of sale, to be saCured by L1cr gage on the preusisea
- +. ALBRIGHT Admir-. of
I BY Il. sM1FH his Atty. Charles Uulerdingar deed.
jaime Is, lsoe. tS3To3 Nt
DcTuRE F-RAMEs-PIain and Giit--at the
4 NEW SOCK STO4E
NEW Bonnets, Ribbons,
1% Rusches, Flowers, &c.
April 49, 'Ssa WEIGH & MBNDRHHALL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
Tds STATE Of Ohio, Dszqoare Couaty, IS.

Henry c. Hunt, administrator
of A4rAaldtr 1nit, dlceIsed,
aSAJAs.
Nancy i:nat, Joseph liant. Ben
Jat4Iu NaoIs au1 Nary Woods hst
Vie, 1eorsr ianucr aid Marina
IaiIuer Is vile, i.USs scott aAd Court Of Probate. re
Charlotte scott his wife, VILLAIN Z tHl3n ttSeiI Land.
i. Hunt, James q. hum, Ebene
szer Bani, james u Hunt zud,
fcfInc,ia Jane Hum, Joip ID.
Juul, AahcX e&ne iiuit, George
Han, AleXalrter Hunt, Mary A..
3iuit, Llama \. 0u4t-
fkfI!a defend ants il the ahoTe Gaze are hsrebE n3ii1ed
4 ihAttHe HetitIsper filed his petition i'll the Probate Court
u BelstsaEe 3uulty. Ohio, on the 2Sih day OF Nav A. ID
iS~o, praying Tor thU assignment of dover 10 Nancy Hunt.
wIdoN oishe SAID Alexander Hunt DECEASED, ia the follow
ing premises, and for an ofGer from said Court to sell 50
nuch thtrcet as may be necessary tn discla.g e the deb 5
OF 5 iii dtceicd, viz; 81 uAie ia Sciu;U township in said
couat% CONTAINING lis ares, heihs the homes cad OF said
deeeGeBt. lne+e particularly dascrihrd i'll SAID petition. Al
50, "A EUuS, am iUt OF hDout G:ie-taur h oe an acre III Mil
v4iie, adssuins the above t-act-fGr II more definite descrip-
uoh OF i1' ca FelsfeEcc is hid to sad petition sand peti.
ion Uitfcunie ca tote he4rsnbelore SAID Court on TIE nrsi
AoIid5 OF JutS, lcsS- at IL DcE Il. M, at which time An
ordei ior the as-s nlnent a@nower aIHi the sale OF sai1
premises MlIIbe Gealauded ateorShg TO the prayer there
OF. BY EJEnELb q AGn.E.%.
june l. EST 35,GOI attyss Tor PER-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
Special Term District Court.

y consequence Q. the failure u hold the term of the Dis
1 Tie court iar1he CounsS Of Delaware. ohIe, hNed for
the ii day 2tJuae- 40 rs. occaSioned by he inability
OF a quorum OF the Judges Of said court 10 a tend At said
terra:
IL Is ordered by The undersigned Judges Of The Court of
Con.aea f.eas OF the SIX Il -Ja4ieltI District. rEat a special
Term q. SO Court De Aeid IN the Conn ; o. Delaware. to
commences On ne Ath day OF July, a H. 1855, Tor the dis
position u The business pending IN said Court
N-SAMFIsE- judges of
CIV GEDHES. J said court.
june i, 1875. T. W. hartley.
Judge u Supreme CSCrt-
hereby certify the Foregoing TO be a correct coy ii the
original erleren Ee IL Ay Office.
r. F. L~OOF8OURR0W. CLERK
osfSssriet and Gcnaaao4 Pleas L0Ifts, Del Co. o.
EeLaNAre. .a.e+ J. lSS--t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
ezE0EG GAeGaD GOOI3
AT
=. EZK 49, 81 CO.'S.

~ ~ eIEl.- ITF-N..o :. = -
Ia NGT SIT STRAW N&EfS:
A~i5NPJLITAE \
ladies, Misses ard C4iidrca's FLATS.
NeN Eusches. and New Flowers IA Delaware Comfy.
New M~antiIas, Nav aIik Nj IS, New Hosiery,
New FaueE Silks &ew Blk SIiks, New L3wHS.
New Organizes. New isiliitnts, New Gi.ili1e=-
Sf.w GOODS generally al REDUCED PRICES
2Cases tip-toI Prints t....-.--.....I II els. waFilsI2
l case = : CTS. worth il
Good assor5rnentc Of GROCERIES q, hand al al Iras~.
d ! i siss =. SIS 4 piS HYATT CO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale
Thomas W Long ny virtue Of a d

IS. ID cre.al order of
James Curran ct. al. sale to me directed
from the Court OF Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, Ishallolfcr at public sale, at the
doorof the court house in Delaware, On Mon
day the 18th day Of July, 7o5S, between the
hours of 10 0 clock, q. m. and 4 o'clock; p. m. Of
said day the following described property, to
wit: Tbs lot in DeIasiunt Walling's suo
division number one in the south east part Of
lot number eight, Is section two: I'll Township
four, az range 70, L. s. NJ. bounty, in thu town
ship OF Delaware, Delaware coanfy, Ohio; AMI
bounded Us follows: Beginning ut Il post AMI
stone III TIC eelter OF q laEp or road, twenty
feet wide st the Southwest corner u said tract
thence SIS deg. - min last Sd ~ l3a poles TO
u pest at the MOI ia cast 60 .ner thereof; thence
south 0 deg, rs min, wess % G5z l01 pelc5 TO
q pos t at the South east coEner OF said tract;
thence on the south line OF io5 No Ell light, IS
north IS deg. AZ min, west ID l3lz -HpF peles
to the s~outh~west corner OF said tract; theme
north, o deg.45 min east -. 65s-l03 poles TO
the place OF beginning. coutain7tg i've acres and
rs 724-200 perchcs OF land. Appraised at $50
per acre.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
s / Special Master Commissioner
Fa14 = 1E A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

stu y mas been Diseases u females They lave Seisef5l.y
haAsst my Hest rHar;s. oeaaiHasz the mlI"rais c~o4urosins
AArsltlts Ltrrine saJtilusa. 4 MS ptrsset Wiet 1f-iI
gave tLen4 1 TAR rial, aaa f54st uassel. AMANDA tay sue
eaSStUi- II Hy -oalnrr ps-cIlre ! cau!J hHiy na!4gaJ8 the
sYtnIho4n~ nj -bnu5 aait iHe ctses, aud cnuft not clrs one
ia Ell u5T iran radically cure a. IPeSt saes-s' eeH IN tANea-
y aHd lasitENt- tlHe re1- 4 CcSS54-r Marshal! : ESeTLae Ga
i4tJle5A Ire 4-eHteat Q.ess-n : - is4uaS rs / BflC u4ct y Ia.
J. i. WILLIAMS, NJ. ". Glt-.estGa.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
Ra5nor Plank Road.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the H.d!neur Sec
~ + sa d Company That The STA metiHru =.
s-I:, OIL the Capitol : ock of said Lul-pflg. 1851 rsr
payable on tne 10th day o. July, ha at Us asUa.
oaDkilIg House Of J. q Evans, IN ths 1--WE IT,
3eia war. county, OIus, 10 !. g. "a ASs, a+- .r
.omaany. Jy order Of the Boari j.
ApriiZ2 is5s--tG Prtsl4tatO " %,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
Essafsof william r. Perry.
Notice.

&E G=SSs
FsAAGN. BEARD Administrator of The Estate of Levi
of Wayne art stnte,f Indiana, are hereby notified lhlj
Samuel ". tie3d-ns, onthe Isl 'iay Of Jane A-D. lSsS, filed
Leiaware ami state 81 HlAe, against them and others, set
tIag sor IA in substance, tat on he 18Th day OF September.
surrey, ulute tW0 prcntssaGy uu:es Tor 5355,Gt each, paYa-
ale on - beloFatie 2aii Gss6f December, 1856 ,tothe order
ceinHer % l5U6 to lieeelilher-5 lc5i. at D per centl-that the
consideration Of said not was i rOnveyanceh by said FELL
- - 49, ~ ~ A-~a sLte ~ HtilNEe
Il srta.E@ " Ih-.1 eeIla-a teiIl u n ne Sti OF uhIo, Ger
tasn Gram prIiis' a pateh ai'lel", and nj the time OF The
s.eidlng-that a The urns u the execution of said natas, in
cunsidt rrion OF S id Conveyance. and tlhtsajii Gine woald
a4ia Heidle9au4!rantisald G pc and said FlelIns, tha' The
sale Of Grain t.riiiS N said terriOry should be applied 10
S1il :-eiiitha't5h sic 4i al to meet said notes, tLenthe re-
manning Or is left III sid territory should be assigned over
Ia sad fle.d NJ, a'Nu all tie notes taken fr Drills sold were
10 go 10 SAD I itfI ~ tt hs claim Naszs a isHrd-ihat mel
l!i"f % sAianotes- nor any part there of. has been paid
hat sa i jetliro tis 4 dtsS NICE Gicd, and said Beard has
estate Is 'asoiEen- Aa. !hs Claim c snaot be eu3lrcted from
sad GirE-iidt .tere y r. ten q S"-ddrlis let III the cOun-
a the hands of CbaHauef1alh q avery. in sail couutyof
Je!tvsar2, who claim. a ticnon them that shsra is in jhe
:th3ts Of sllSE Chamberlain Il avery, as agents Tor said IeI
llet aH@h-- - pruh4Lss n up 2 ipr ST. @, .niade bY David
: tFSdff. datet M'tfcl I'm TS77 pdEEb+v- 0u--tEF 1rtrr
Drll~ soda, and ,lai money arising fro5l the sale of Drills.
S'lH - H"t } ; a. ~ ~ H"I'S p1 ~ A-f1A" lMu y ave
ma irdit"t aims Il aptc!'i properly IN s+ld Drills,
th! said nlie. and said money, and seeks by the same ac
uoL 10 .A7e Tire 5 NE aPgIiad to die payment OF hi. said
citla, uAief Inc order VI Inc Iofrt-!Eat said Lizard and
sud- liIpe have eaeh an. n crest in said property, ami mo-
.eS Ii ne c: ami that sai1 E.e:l.ns ueHiau-is that they be
GiFea,ea OF Sheh lhtertst, and 3ses judgment against tid
card ls AdH-Ilistrl o. rs Aforesaid, md agtnslsaid Giipe,
iHg., ST. On 95e0,g7 1Hou&ta Decsaiber 1888. ami for other
rs.i Beard. Administrator &c, an said ciae, arc requi-
red e answer slit petition by the t1ird Saturday after the
sin ia! Of GuiE, A. ?. loo.
June z fHa&. tSE42dI set
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
TIE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT.


Established in the Winter-of 1854,
LII vs. been in opera ion over 70 n years, durtag which
Il period thoughts F9sIsss has been inisaded by The
PIN his teen clearly demonstrated. That me house az
TfIrs " Isl. as . medium fot p ss5ns Il:ir WOODS into the
hands Of the III at lae,a er. IS now NC ioAEer Il question:
awaited th,.nsseiyss OF i4!rse aavaniaEes during The last four
years, yet, snrpr S.ns IS it may appear TO Hn'.my, our re.
ceipts have b.eu iar=sr from MrreGanis and ,tpol-buy ers
an .e.t at ne = ~ io6tit nceJ and 1 mise / Han" Han IN tns Il ior, :,
by ihr statements % a few opertt as WHO are wholly ogpo
lie #ool sra4e, q the eah.n.eerAenl II prirts to he prolu
- tnrtt" tar n III nm AMI ,,nasirg Z, "a as az
success u rntvisast-n aiug ehese disaevAniesss aad given
lli,l>, i!sfsre s4iieieat e~tnideaee toln4ace large cons!gn-
10 hos ,Thg h ye eesn p~re.uliced By false rupo-s, ana
"Ho lafc HdF 4 d VAIN u en- H W WtF IRE
6dered for lheir wool. such advances. lomavcr, shoul1
eit, and ta- osject has leen Steadily kgpi in view, and "
the aresent sear, e 4nnol tG5rd TO 10 rAhont sach indaencss
ana tfaciliues as his House can eNtenl to then.
This year must be a peculiarly favorable one for wool,
We h.z "a : no. 4 {" hing ist i T. ass w ,r i a 1h9 95sn MsP r. 81 disposed to
Better Prices
than theyean obtain by any ether method, and would, we
,ru- eeceFse srnianealfrienl Of the sntsrpFas
Wool is Closely Classified!
more a.iaguve 10 the manufae .urer, who lrcquenly does
asr, Tiah 70 g RafeR Of Sa naA 's1a .e5s % 5t aas q a@ tsa q 9 soSi 4 'b lie
manufacturers and can uus afford to
Pay 3 10 5 Gents a Pound More
Than under the old system Of employing agents and sub
agents TO canvass the country to procure hrs stock. Here
he can lnd uniform grades, which are so WELL NOWN
10 Eastern MtuuItcturers, that the onlY expense at ending
their buying is aIetter or telegraphic dispatch, ordering a
ny particular grade Or quality.
KS 10 those who WISH 70 consiga Wool to US, we viii
marked so tnat no other direction woIl&be r@3u@54lo have
the Wool reach Us.
Woosl Irvine
For tying up Wool, wiIrbe sent to those ordering, at man
ditesur RS prices
TosHo2 oUh CON rEDaNcE ~ tag FUTURE WocL &f2ezET
we propose 10 make more liberal
Cash Advancesf
than heretofore, if desired.
Hoping 70 receive a more extended patronage from tie
wool growers and nefchant5uf The Hest, we Promise IN
divided attention 10 heir interes s, and remain
GOoDALE q co.
Cleveland. May q, 165s.-z2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
Fer Rent.
administrator Sale of Real Estats

" ACRES OF RICH BOTTOM Ian West sLIe OF Ii,
g. river and near the Corporation, IneuiFe at Nc. $ Y il
lisms Block.
May =, lt5S.-tf G. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
NOTICE

) hereby given, shat a pesiiisn viii be rfss.
L BORT OF Commissioners, at tncir neNt rs4 e
skiing for tAe re0pariIg aud esiahI.shn4erf Il
tG.td commencing on the road leading froal ~
len township, where the same crosses tue =
3erssh;re and Genoa townships, near iile lCG.
ar Shli b :theucy Al he loNnah y lie 20 tsc
-tai .OwnsAip; said road to be fury feet 81 -
= -. a 80 IL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
Pasture for Rem

7 NolUIC IOI lLtIItr
There are on said premises some 80 . Z
which he undersigned wtlllet Tor pasture, u
3old.
Applica ion may he made 10 SaInuslTy fT-:fi
Ia. sidle, near RichNood, john a., Eodis =
These lands lie in Claibourne tOHhslip u
Thompson township, Delaware ecSaif, l.
sAAsf}r
u e.
JOHN
AsAigneesof GgCfg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14
COL. FoRNEY VS.. MAI. DEyyART.

Col. FonNEr, in an article on Schuylkill
and Northumberland politics, predicts the with
drawa or defeat of Major newart, in the follow.
ing pithy paragraphs:
"The votes of Mr.. Dewart, first for Lecompton,
and next for the English bribe, against his own
proclaimed convictions, and also against the wish.
of his constituents, have filled the district with
dissensions."
"Mr. Dcwart will, Of course go overheard, and,
if he is not discarded, he will sink the ship of
which he has been wretched pilot"
From the rumors we have heard, the predic.
ton of Col. Forney is likely to be verified much
sooner than he could have expected when he
wrote the above. A Mr.. Nipple and school
master of Schuylkill county, we understand were
here during the present week, as a committee, to
urge the Major to withdraw from the ield-his
course during the last session of Congress, ma
king him obnoxious to the Free State and arin
sentiment Of the district,
The address to the democracy of the county
which will be found in another column signed by
number Of our soundest and most influential
democrats, will doubtless do much to assist the
Schuytkill Committee, who waited upon tie Ma
jor, in accomplishing the object Of their mission
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14

THE WONDERS OF THE AGE.-The steam
engine and the electric telegraph have ceas,
ed TO be the wonders Of the age. Young
American is vigorously pushing ahead in
every department Of science and art for the
smeloration OF mankind from the tolls and
cares incident to life. Sewing by machinery
ia the most recent successful invention, as
well as the most important one to enslaved
womauhood. 1t enables her to escape the
drudsery of hand sewing, and gives her am
pie time to cultivate her own mind OF those
Of her children. But OF oil the machines
that have ever been invented, commend US TO
those of GROVER a. BAKERS, which are the
best in the market for family use.
Offices of exhibition and sale 495 Broad,
way, New York l9 Summer street, Boston
and 730 Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14
AN ADDRESS
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY

FELLOW CITIZENS
The undersigned, men,
bers Of the Standing Committee, appointed
by the Democratic County Convention, held
in Sunbury on the 18th of August, 1856,
deem it their duty, under the authority then
vested in them, to address briefly the demo.
cracy of Northumberland County in regard
to the nomination of candidate for Congress
and to take such steps as may be necessary
for the well,being Of the party.
The democratic party of this Congrsssion-
al district, composed Of the counties OF Nor
thumberland aud Schuykill, is, undsniably
in deplorable state OF disorganization, if not
badly denoralized; SO much so, indeed, that
defeat, at the coming election, is inevitable
unless the masses Of the party-those who do
the work in all trying emergencies-come to
the rescue, ard set aside the camp.followsrs
who have been for years past, and are still
exerting bad influence upon our organiza-
lion.
1t is our duty, as representatives, Of the
party, TO trace out the cause OF this condition
Of things, and then, if it be possible, to sug-
gest such remedies as may be likely to extri.
cate US from the difficulties we are laborng
under.
Your committee think, after hasty glance
at the past, that the crisis upon US, as pal.
ty, is mainly attributable to the inordnate
ambition Of a few bold designing men, whose
love Of place aud power lead them to the
adoption Of the most disreputable means 10
carrying out their selfish schemes. A bare re-
ference to facts will establish what we here al.
lege.
The aspirant, iu this county,-Wm. l.
Dewsrt-for Congressional honors. has been
time and again, before the people fer Office
and whenever the delegates, before whom hi,
name has Leen placed for consideration, have
deemed it unadvisable to put him in nomna
tion, he has invariably attempted to create
discord and dissension in our ranks. Withou,
taking notice Of the pretensions be made il
this county for the State Legislature yeari
ago, and Of bis obstinate persistence as 9 can
ddate for Congress when this county formed
part Of the old 18th Congressional district
he has been guilty Of more recent offences
against the harmony Of the party. Wher
Dauphin aud Northumberland counties wer,
q Senatorial district, he was a candidate fol
the State Senate. broke up the conferene,
without nomination, and set himself up as
volunteer candidate. His treachsry to th,
party, on this occasion, resulted in the elec
tiou of the opposition candidate, aud in throw
iDg the msjsrity In the Senate against u.s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14

HoHocoys Ointment and PiHs.-Ths Au-
racanian Indians Of Chill who permit no 9th.
er European production to enter their terri
tory admit these medicines. aud use them
successfully for external diseases and all in
ternal maladies. The most offensive ulcers.
dishgurng blotches, and the worst cases of
hereditary scrofula, are permanently cured by
HolOway's Ointment and Indigestion. liver
complaints and irregularities Of the bowels
yield invariably to his famous PILE. Be
careful not TO be imposed upon oy a spurious
article palmed upon you for genuine. The
latter are known by Water mark in every
leaf Of the book of directions accompanying
each pot and box. This Water-mark consists
Of the words, "Hoiiouay New York and
London" which ought to be seen in semi.
transparent letters in the paper. Hold it up
to the light.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14
Communicated.
70 the friends of Protection and the
foes of Lecomptonism in Schuylkill
and Northumberland Counties.
And many others.

have been induced by those who wish me
success, to make this public announce O.!
my intention to stand as a candidate for Con-
gress. do it reluctantly, because / have al
ways believed, that post ofso much RESPONSE
bility should seek the man, and not rice rerSd
But SO generally is this sound rule disregard.
ed in modern times. that the man who ad-
heres to it, is very apt to become the victim
Of his own modesty.
put forth no claims TO the nomination,
but lifelong devotion to the principles you
entertain. have ever been in favor Of main
tanning inviolate "the purity OF the ballot
box" as the great bulwsrk of constitutional
liberty,--ths uncompromising advocate Of
Protection to American Industry, and as bit.
terly opposed TO forcing by bribes and bayo-
nets. a slave constitution upon a free people.
II these principles entitle me to your support,
you will be safe in rendering it. Should
be elected (Which is quite probable il you
nominate me,) l will endeavor to act so that
my constituents shall not be ashamed of their
representative.
However il 10 your wisdom you should
select either of my amiable competitors as
your standard bearer, in the language OF
another distinguished patriot, l will thank
God that Sparta hath at least ono worthier
soa than l." As patriot is one who is willing
to serve his country (for q consideration you
will be good enough to acauit me of AFRO.
gancs. il l class myself in that category.
DAVID TAGGART.
Northumberland, Aug. II, 'lsss.-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14
&. D. BALL, Secretary Protein.

A SuARPER.-On Monday Of last week q
youpg man, well dressed and of genteel ap-
pearance, arrived at the Montour House -
After looking round few days, he hired q
span of grey horses and buggy at Ii. G.
Christmans Livery Stable, as he aledged to
60 about six miles across the river, but as
he did not return that evening, Mr.. Christ
man. became suspicious OF the chap and start
ed in pursuit about ten O'clock next day
He found some trace Of him at Mt. Carmel
since which nothing has been heard of him.
lie gave his name as Gleason, from Massa-
chusetts. 10 his bundle left at the Montour
House, was found some old clothes, number
of keys, and q pair fbogus whiskers.-
tour american.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14
U9t M arkrts.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.-Aup. 10
1858. GRiiN-Whcat, sales of fair and good
Red at Sl@0aSl25 per bushel, and White from
=! 35 to 81 43 per bushel. Rye is wanted a,
80 cents. Corn, sales of Yellow at 81 a ee
cents. and 81 80 cents from store. Oats are
selling at 42 cents per bushel for Penna.
BALTIMORE MARKETs-Aug. 10. Is5s
GRAIN-Wheat there were sales of red at ll5a
l2O cts. for fair 20 good lots, and white at | 20,
l25 cts. for fair, and l35al4n cts for prime psr.
GELS of do. Corn, snlcs Of good yellow a, slss.
cts, and of fair TO prime white at 81 cts.-ssaol
There were sales OF Virginia Oats at SO cts. and
PENNSYLVANIA DO at 43ai5 cts. There were
some Pennsylvania Rye offered and sold at rs
cts. Maryland Rye at S. cts per bushel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-14

Mn. EDIToR -
have been ibformsd tkss ~.
j. u. MASSEh IL n candidate TN ne sfseA
OF REGISTER ASD RECORDER Ism
sure that all who hre acquainted With MIN
will be glad 10 baye m opportunity ~ b6it
bin along. Doctor Mssssf is b5t Denc
crat Of yesterday, nor Is bs Jsmoefst ',t
the sake of Office. IIs Ia q sobst sbd in6a.
trous man, we'll acquainted WITH ths pabtis.
spenks German and English STD has alI the
qualifications necessary 10 maks him pbpp
lar officer.
in our opinion he n The most spitsbls mst
that hne been named Tor tbs office. and 10 ,hs
can doubt that hc IL the most deserving b.
he never nsked for sn office, although bs be,
always been popular among all classes and
with tho people generally. 1t is an lmpor
tnni ofce and one that should be filed by pr
individual in whom all would have coniidcnc,
aud snch one We have in tho person Of DR.
j. Is. Nasscr Of Snnbury.
MANY OF SHAMOKlN.