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CHAPTER VI.
inle making appropriations for the Payment Of
Invalid and sther Pensions ef the United States,
for the Year ending the thlrtleth Of June, elgh.
teen hundred and iifty.nlne.
PPrRovED, December %, 1851.

Be il enacted Jy The Senate and House of
Representatives O The United States of Ameri-
Gu in Congress assembled, That the following
sums be aud the same are hereby appropria-
ted, out Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the payment Of
pensions for the year ending the thirtieth Of
June, eighteen hundred and fiftynine.
For invalid pensions under various acts,
three hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
For pensions under acts Of the eighteenth
Of March, eighteen hundred aud eighteen,
fifteenth May, eighteen hundred and twenty.
eight, aud seventh June, eighteen hundred
and thirty-two. eighteen thousand dollars.
| For pensions to widows of these who served
in the revolutionary war, under the third sec
ylon Of the act Of fourth July, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-siy, the acts Of seventh July
eighteen hundredand thirty.eight, third March
eighteen hundred and forty'three, seventeent
, June, eighteen hundred aud iorty.four secon
1 February, aud twenty.nnth July, eightee
hundred and iorty-sight, and second sectio
:, act Of third February,eighteon hundred an
! fity.three, two hundred and fifty thousau
1 dollars
. For psnsiousto widows and orphans, und
o act Of twenty drst Of July, eighteen hundr,
D and forty-eight, first section act Of third /
d bruary eighteen hundred and ffty.threc, al
At under special acts, eighty.six thousand d
lars.
in For private lnyalids, Eve hundred dOlla
We For Navy pensions to widows and orpha
.es under act Of eleventh August, eighteen hi
70 drcd and forty.eight, ninety thousand dolls
~ PprRovrD, February 10, 1858
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HALLAzGO.

Quien haya perdidoun buto de ropa de muger
en- q Canine entire Taos el Embudo eubiendo 10
euesta dc Ia seneeuilla en- q nes de Enero ultmo
pasado podra senir Ia ofcina del abnjo frmado
don Fernandez dc Taos v los obtcndra dan.
dc las prucbas necesarias pagando por este aviso-
Taos, Julio !. le5S.
PEDRO VALDEZ,
Il de la U. de ?.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received at my Office in Santa Fe, n
w NJ, until the 4th October, 1858, for herding
the Government Beef Cattle 2O0O more or less) ac-
cordng to terms which will be made known on ap-
plication to me. The proposals to be endorsed:
Bids Ter ReFdlng Beef Cattle.
II is reserved to me to reject all bids if tso high,
and none will be accepted at rate SO low that the
herd will be reelected thereby. Ample security will
DO required. JOHN b. GkAYSON.
Bry't Lieut. Col. & C. s.
Subs Office, Santa Fe, N. NJ, Sept 4, 1853.
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j)nblir ACTS.
[publisLea b Anthorlty,l
Chapter l....ln Let to Luiherlze the lssae .
Treasury Ketes.

lIeasury hoteNs
Be Il enacted BY he Senate asd House Of
Representatives # The United States Of Ame-
rica in Congress assembled, That the Presi
dent Of the United States is hereby authorized
to cause traasury notes for such sum or sums
us the exigencles Of the public service may
require, but not to exceed, at any time, the
amount Of twenty millions Of dollars, and OF
denominations not less than one hundred dol.
lars Tor auy such note, to be prepared, signed
and issued III the manner hereinafter provided
SEC. 2. And bell further enacted, That
such treasury notes shall bc paid and redeem.
ed blythe United Statesat the treasury thereof
after the expiration Of one year from The dates
Of said notes, from which dates, until they
shall be respectively paid and redeemed, they
shall bear such rate of interest as shall bt
; expressed in said notes, which rate Of interest
upon tic first issue, which shall not exceed
six millions Of dollars Of such notes shall b.
fixed by the Secretary Of the Treasury, witt
the approbation OF the Presidena, but shal
in no case exceed the rate Of six per centur
;. per anuum. The residue shall be issued
whole or in part, after public advertisement
Of not less than thirty days, as the Secretar
: Of the Treasury may direct, by exchangin
them at their par value for specie to the BIZ
: der or bidders who shall agree to make sue
Z exchange at the lowest rate Of interest, N
4 exceeding six per centnln, upon the said note
e Providcd, that utter the maturity Of any
id said notes, interest thereon shall cease at I
expiration Of sixty days noticeUf readiness
pay and redeem the same, which may at o
time or times be given BY the Secretary
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.J.LyAln..
EXECUTORS S NOTICE.

THE undersigned ha7ine taken out letters tssta-
,neutsry from the Hon. Probate Court for the ceun
" Of Santa F6, upon tho estate Of Preston Beck,
IT,, deceased oil persons having claims agaipsi
said estate are notified to present the same as pre-
scribed by law; apaai persons indahtsdto saii
estate will pay their Indebtedness.
JJ. BECK
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
[spg, 81, '6s, GINS, pHrsEos BEcS, lrr decd
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SEN 2 u, SAIs - -.

Ry virtue of certain writs Of Ftpt fuci1S
lysrrl out nl the Court of Common Pleas ot
Northumberland county, to ne directed, Will
he EXPOSED to Public Sale, al the Court
House. in Sudbury, on Saturday, the 2ith
day Of July, iust., llsjs) at ! o'clock i. Nj,
the following described real estate, to witt
Two Certain Lots OF Grurnd, situate in the
borough Of Sunbuty, Northumberland county,
in that part Of said town commonly called
"IIerdrcks' and Clemeuts addition con.
tanning each 30 feet in front On Chestnut
street, and about l30 feet in depth, adjoining
lots Of Daniel ilruninger on the EuSt, and
Beui4miu Hendricks On the West, whereon
are erected two.story frame house and n
frame stable. Sezed, taken in execution,
and to be sold as he property Q! William
Atkins.
Also. al the same time and place a certain
Tot of ground, situate in the Borough Of sun
harv aforesaid, aud marked on the Ccueru al
plan Of said town No 3l9 fronting On " hur-
tlehrlry street on the North, and bounded
hy BiOtrry alley on the South, on the last
hy lot No. 3lS, now owned by William
Hoover. aud on the West by lot No. 320,
owned hy Marguret Q. Lyon; containing 90
feet in front aud go feet in depth, wheycun
are erected u two-story frame house aud
Kitchen. Seized, taken IN execution, aud 10
be sold as the property Of Henry Pctery.
JAMES Y ANDYKE, sheriff
SherG's Office, SuuhuIy
July 3D., 1858.
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from the New York Herald ]
siLT LAHE CIIY.

SAI.T LAKE tlai.
}yiglQa,'s Linn Uouse-IHe 7emPie-hP
,earaaee If the City-Aow Gentiles Lire
H,re, stc., etc.
SALT LAKE CRY, June Is, 1888.
Imagine a perfectly level plain, apparently
gruly miles vile and one hundred miles
,ry. almost surrounded 10y mountains. Near
, ihe muuuIuIus, on the east oi the PLAN,
purriye Il section Of land SIX miles square
,.d out as n city, the streets, all ol "hlch are
,ucL wider than Broadway, regularly lald
ut aud running exactly at right angles L"
...h other, either due north ANA soulh OF
l. east aud west; they are 1870 Ieet wldt =
D., sidewalks are ~ feet wide; the bloch /;
r. y..y large. often containing ten acres oi
nd. The ci,y ha. fifteen streets IN one d.
,r,lau and eighteen in the oher; they are
lpAvrd, uuG ii much trampIed during wei
Gather must be very muddy. The SIZE OF
,e city gradually slopes from the north TO
Ie south; at the present time there Is
r,A stream Of water running down the slues
every street lying north aud south water
om lArsr SIrrums IS conveyed INTO a'llos'
..ry.lrlg.lrn iu the city, for lrrlgatlng purpo-
Cotton woud aud other trees have bre"
ont along every street; their bright green
.rdurs and shade give peculiar charm u
g smooth and regular thuroughlires Small
ot bridges have been built over the streams
hire tney interseet the sidewalks, TIE
wa j. VERY spar,rly covered with houses
the major part Of 1t there are only Two OF
rpe Ittle habltations on square block
4 il viii be remembered that the blocks
very large. The houses are built clos'
the sides OF the blocks, The rest OF the Tel
rrs bs.ay titled at gordCu- aud telis thus
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the city at present contains numerous small
fields Of wheat and some very fine gardens.
The houses are all built of udobe sun.Gried
brick they are about 8 inches wide, II in-
chps long aud inches thick they are made
oi a superior quality Of clay for building pur.
poses, aud seem TO form very substantial
structures. The color of the buildings is u
S"lt OF slate-white, and though with an indi-
vidual house 1t is not very agreeable, yet 1t
gives to the tour ensemble Of the city very
lively and pleasant appearance. The build.
ings look neat aud comfortable; they are
generally small, modest structures, having no
claim to architectural beauty; their style is
varieguted, but not remarkably so. PrUba-
bly, no other city in the world of this size
presents to the eye OF the approaching royd
9eur so magnificent a prospect; the exact
space it occupies, the streets set Us it were
in jewel OF ripping brooks, which gIisten
bright us silver IN the sunlight, their breadth
and regularity, the rows OF young verdant
trees that border upon them, the lively color
OF the houses, the beautiful gardens and or.
chards with the small fields thick covered
with Towering wheat, give to it an aspect
slngulurly attractive, especially when 1t is
contrasted with the bordering bleak and
barren mountains. This city, So beautiful, SO
isolated from the rest Of the world, at pres
eut 50 full Of interest to the world, with lis
pleasant orchards and gardens, is the work
OF but ten years, and that too in barren
valley, without Spontaneous vegetation higher
than willow bush. There were about 10000
in the city before it was depupu-
lated 10y orLer Of Brigham.
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TO INVALlDS 8.
D r. II a r D NJ AN,
kNkLYTECA zYSHCIAN

Physician for Diseases Of the Lungs.
Formerly Physician To Cincinnati Murine
Hospital and HrGlids's Retreat, Cores
poadinq MemJer IF tie Londou
Medical Society If Observation
AuttOr If
"LEITERs TO INvALIDs." and Editor of the
"MEnIcAL SrLTmuscoPE,' may be consulted at
sUNBuRy, "Washinston House." Friday,
August 10, l-5s.
DANVILLE, "Moniour HOUSE" August stis.
BLUoMSBJRG, August II.
DIR. HARDMAN treats Consumption, Bronchitis In.
Tnghus AslGm' and disease OF the Throat and Lungs
by Medical hhaElon.
Dr llarduans claims to public confidence founded
upon the following facts:
1 HIS thorough and complete acquaintance with the
practice ni lhe most celebrated physicians OF Europe as
well rs America,
1he PrculaIities of hs system Cf mrdca,ion-tlif.
ferug rnm every other ever ytt adopleddss not make
SICK 10 make well tear down l. build up agau-ds-
clrhug all daigeiuus drugs and pus NOUS minerals.
), His Unprecedented experience m Hospital practice
where every tnin ct disease presented for his
Inrut and OF death, eAnmmatn uf the dcud
body made and the appearances ot the affected carefully
nutrd down by hts own hand ur future reference These
notes and observations thus mate when completed, VIII
form two large volumes nf i've hundred pages each which
will be published iu the benefit O the Medical profession
In udduon 10 ths, his vast experience acquired by
travelling nearly five years, treating Thousands smnualv
haNs an Iaed great adyanlnsts Or observation Hnd The
study uI u diseases incident 20 the human family IN this
ner"d oi time he has Travelled distance nearly equal it
two entire circuits ol the ghe aud has seen prescribed
for und been Consulted by nesry 30 thousand nydds.
ALL DISEASES TREATED,
In relation TO the iulwng diseases, enheT when com
picated with Lung Aaecluns, or existing alone ais
invited cnnsuithtinusuaiy find them promptly curnLle
pr'npsus and all iHms OF Female complaints, Irregu
1 Pulpliaton and other forms of Heart Diseases Live
Complaint, Dyspepsia, and all other diseases II Stomac
pnd Bowels, Piles, 6c
~ All diseases at the Eye and Ear; Neuialgia Ep
ispsy, and all forms of Nervous Disease
| t7- No charge VI Consultation.
p HARpaAH, NJ D.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims on Michael Gra-
IN ham, subcontToctor on Section 81, North
ern Central Rail Road, for materials furnished
or labor which they may consider me IN any
way holding for, will please present them TO Dr.
w. II. Mar who has bound himself in an in
strument Of writing with me To draw said Gra'
hams estimates aud keep me harmless against
all claimed against said Graham.
BOGLE,
eunbGIy, July O. 1888.
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EOBLIT, BROWN & EODLIT,
Cabinet Makers IiuGiuG store

AND BEDDING WARE-EuONS,
Having EEMON T. u to the new Iron Front
Warehouse. No. go South Second street,
below Dock, West side, PiillLDELPiilA.
4 OW offer tn thcr customers and the public
y generally, new and full assortment OF
CABINET HARDWARE & MATERIALS.
Thcy invite the attention Of the trade to their
stock Of Hair Seating and Curlch Hair, Of their
their oNn rlnnultclure Also to iul n,sort-
nlcrr of BEDDING AND OLSTERl.
Philadelphia, July s. ls5S.-ly
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REGISTER, RECORDER &c.

at the ensuing election.
MIR. Grant Is too well known to the FEoPLE Of
Northumberland county to need any commenda-
lion at our h inds. No one questions his quolif,
cations for the post :; his character for moraltv
industry aud sobrety is Irreproachahle-and Ais
popularity as a man and efficiency as an officer
uudouhed. For the last slx years he has been
the principal clerk in This oiiee' and his un'
iirinn industry and ability. bis nmiable manners
and obliging disposition have elected the conf.
dence aud esteem q; all doing business there
We confidently submit his anne. and earnestly
ask our fellow citizens 10 RALLY TO HIS
SUPPORT. Respectfully,
MANY VOTERS,
sSlttury tlue "a, IErs
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ICE GRE a M !

MFRS. MARIA WHALTON respectfully in
I'VE forms her friend. md the pubic loncrai!y,
that she will accommodate them with ica CREAM.
at her residence, on every evening (Suudays eN-
ceptcj) duing the present summer
sSunbury. July 3, 1898.
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EnUSHONG'S & SONS Superior Burl ing
NJ Fluid, for sale at FISHERS
Drug ard Chemical Emporium.
Sunhury July II, 1853.
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NJ OIlCE is hereby given TO all leg5tcrs.
Y creditors and other persons interested in
the estates of the following named persons, that
the Executors, Administrators and Grardiaus Of
the said estates have flied their accounts with the
Register OF Northumberland county, and that the
same will be presented to the Orphans Court Of
said county OH Tuesday. the 81 day Of dugust,
4. ID. 1883, in the forenoon Of said day.
|. Engle John, deceased, scttedby his admin.
strator de bonis non Philip v Nciser.
=. Lose fretts. deceased. settled by her ad-
mnistrator William Steiner.
). Hctrck Philip deceased, settled by !s e.
ecutors Michael and NichoIis lletrick.
4. Rcirz Iaduc, deceased settled hy her exec.
utar Philip Rctz.
3. Dunklc Sarah deceased, settled by hu ad-
mnistratpr kIIilan Dunklc.
e. Painter Jacob, deceased, settled by his cX-
ccntur Geo. 4. FriCk.
T. Maginncss John, deceased, settled by one
oC his executors, John F. pcntier.
s. Rcnhuck Peter, deceased, settled hy his cX.
ecntor Peter Bonner.
o. MctIer William, deceased, settled by one Of
his executors, Lorenzo Mctlcr.
TO- Tweed William, deceased, settled /. his
administrator John Tweed
IT, Montgomery Mary, settled 10y her guar
dian John l.. Watson.
L. Dunkchcrger Catharinc Simon aud Isaac
settled by their guardian fcllx Mourcr.
l3. KunIz Harriet G. and Mary g., settled by
their guardian William Scrrfried
II. Miller David h., settled by bis guardian
William Evcrptte.
II. Fox Emma, settled by her guardian
Peter Strousc
l6. Fox Anthony, settled by his guardian
Peter Srrouse.
II. KuII George r, Henrietta h. and Celeste
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TnE "0ED H,oMtNsONn
GNTTTT EGT.


Thousands of this new CoGce Pot have already been
sold aud the demand from All paris of the Uned Sts"H
l. rnpdly the iucrpasa Whcrrvcr introduced, Vt hes
given the most complete 81 isinct"n.
TnE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT.
Makes letter coffee than il possible tn obtain in any
other because, by muCn us hut simple nrranro-
iuei the husrkerper may hlil her rure rr ny lcV'h
uf time without lnss nf aroma ihus serulng al the ea-
nens ni tho coffee IN theii natuTo nni proportional CONF
bnaiiuns
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives healthy leverage Nrrvous Gnsrtpiic, aud bill
ious persons who had moi dared ~ coffee i'r years
have been nbc tn drunk their fvntlle beverage agrin
when madc in this bni,r, aud without mn occurrence
cf amy of the Old unpleasant consequences u n h,lN,
because ly they oi dcssr, evaporation j. pre-
vented and the coffee ha hplct ic enough tn release
all The natural elements oi thc bury aud get them Ia Just
proportion IN the beverage.
THE OLD DOIiINiON COFFEE POT
Is the most cronunicai fr nphirg hring lost hv cvn-
poTa'iou in boiling, fourth less rlrr is rcIu1hd
while the bevcrarc Is stronger, more delicious
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails 20 d. iis work right Cox cannot sHol
vnur cup ut coffee hv neglect frgc'l'urss after sic
has .accu tle hni,cr uu the stove ur range.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE roT
Is manufactured under the patent for the United States
by
ARTHUR. BrRNHNN y G1IrON,
~ no south Tenth Street, rh'n1onn'.
tT- Also manufacturers VI h. ln'r states Of Ar,lmrs
Celebrated l'ucus AirlIEh; S,lLSca,lg Cans Jars.
lu|l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24

Hon llEELED SHOES FOR LADIES A wri
ter in the .Nedica! anil Surgical JOUH@ has
been trying 10 write down the high heeed
boots at present in vogue with the laliea
anu advocates their abrogaiion on the ground
that they destroy the inStrp and weaken the
muscles OF the limb That is all absurd
II gh heclrd boots has been worn by men
ever since they stopped going barefoot while
for some generations, Wntil quite recently,
women have boen going slip shod and are
the muscular Developments Of the men less
than those Of the other sex? Quien .Sube.
However, cotemporary says, We think with
cons derable force and truth, that ballet dan.
GERS always DO best in high-heelrL CATERS,
and where can be found plumper limbs and
more poeicui flures than among them
Besides, the high heels keeps the foot ont OF
the wet, and thus prevents colds. or what
Mrs. Plrtington might term Guitars in the
head. In bghting high heels our medical
and surgical friend is going it blind" The
high heel is not only promotv" TO health, but
, 1t adds TO .he appearance of the wearrr. ia
Il Hat foot there Is no more beauty than there
is IN a snarl OF right ankles. Our surgical
brother should circulate more largely, aud
/ lustrad Of arguing uonS"uSe should keep
/ posted. BuJulo Commercial.
/ VALUE OF SHADE TEEES.- cry few owners
/ + real estate in country towns seem to have
any idea even of the commercial value If
| shade trees, One niece OF ground. perhaps
not very eiigiUly located, commands high
| lrce, while another IN a far better position is
not wanted scurs"ly at any rate especially l.!
/ hose who have the nedus tn make Il cuusld
rGbIr Investment, simply because there are
! 10 attractive shade trecs-nothiug TO make a
home plUaSau. Oui GODFS. Suppose every In-
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EoR RENT

ye>HE Store Room in Market street, formerly
occupied by p. W. Gray. Arply to 'hesx
ecutors OF H. Mssser, deceased
/ Anil ~ 1885
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SShOIgsa.e Grocery.
EBT & TX UN Ell,

SShOEcsa.e Grocery.
EB u & * UN Ell,
Opposite the Pennsy ylyana Rail Road Dcpo:
HARRISB UEG, PA,
ET EEp a large stock Of the following named
EA articles, aud Will sell cheaper ,han any
oth,r house this side Of Philadelphia. Call and
see puce Of
Coffee. Lard oil, Fish oil,
smear. Fish, Tar,
Tco Salt, Rosin,
Spices, llarE, lltch'
Tobacco, Shoulders, oaAulh
Cigars, Flour, h"uTs'
Viuogor Fluid, Cal,nCd Plaster
Cheese, soap, NauuIes az
5. II. Molasses, Syrups, n. q. NJ Moiasses'
Also. Cement, Safety Fuse, Crow Bars,
sledpes, lion and Nails, for sale at very small
profits
July ,, s5s.-ly
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Zimn,ermans Estate.

~ Office is hereby given that letters of adj
ninisraticn have been granted TO the sub
scriher on the estate of Catharine Zimmerman.
late of Lower Augusta township, Norihumber-
land county, deceased. All persons indebted arc
requested TO make immediate payment, aud those
having claims will present them for settlement.
SAMUEL ii. ZIMMERMAN, Admr.
Lower augusta tp., July II, lS5S.-Gt
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EER RINGS SAFE.


sr--ts;i-e - [s,-7s CHI a NIPPON
; lifrh Sssis kiD{ The Ouy Safe which, III every
pi. Ell n J instance, preserved Their en-
( n -s;iS-5- j tire contents in the late ex-
/. "a U i"lf lseei icnsive fire.
t-tl At the burning Of the Arti-
Iii zan buildings, April 10Th,
~ -. f4isfSsand in the GREAT FIRE ia
Sa<3''s,sGs7~1.ss Market street, May lst 1856,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24

THE END or FREE LJyER.-Cbas Le;cb-
or the printer OF the iree.oye paper at Ber-
In Heights Ohio, has committed suicide
Ills mother, an excellent lady, residing in
Iowa, did all she could to win her son from
the seductive influences Of Il sensual fanati-
cism, but in vain and the end has been des-
pira:ion, insanity and suicide.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24
New Advertisements.
To the Voters of Northumberland Coul
To The Electors of Northumberland
County.

Fellow CIrIzESs We are authorized TO
announce THOMAS b. GRANT, of :he B OF.
oush of Sunhury, as an IEdepehdent Candidate
cor the office OF
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he genuine
HERRING SAFE

HERRING SAFE
Preserved the Icwery Of Geo. w. Simons ~
Bro; Books, Papers, &c, of Fisher 6 broi ana
Edward SCamans " Co, after remaining eX
posed in the burning ruins Tor nearly rum
HOURS, and proving conclusiNcly whlt w.
have always claimed Tor them, I'll EIR GREAI /
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known
IN these fires, THE HERklNG'S SAFE,
standing side hy side with those advertised as
warranted TO stand 10 per cent. more IRE ihan
iicuing's,' came forth the ACkNON hEDubD
VIC ron, not only preserving their contents ~
EXCEL ENT order, but being in themselves
in a condition to 90 through another ordeal,
while the buasled Salamandcrs" OF other ma
hers were badly used up in every instance, and
ia some cases their entire contents completely
destroyed.
To the public he would simply say, iliat, du-
ring the fourteen years tie IlERRlNG'S SAFE
has been before them, more than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without tie
occurrence Of a single loss.
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers
against the ui>IcprC Cscn,ation oI Interested par
ties. The IERRiNG'S PATENT Is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this ci'y, which
is protected by PATENT RlGHi, aud we
viii guarantee II to resist more tHcn douhe the
amount OF heat Of any other Safe -" known.
FarreI, ErcTriIig s. 90,
Sole Manufacturers IN this state of
"Herling's Patent Champion Safes"
81 Iiuhm ST., iHi'ada.
- "Evans & Natson's Improved SanHan-
drrs,' "Ohycr Evans &C. :. traylcrs,' and
SCOTS Absctos." Iron Chests, O. large assort-
ment having been taken in part payment for
'llcrring's,') Will lie sold at low prices.
sf.,.1.T t., 10
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-07-24

heRONN Ms and Brciuig's Essence of Gingc,
~ aud Husbands Magucsla at
July II, '5s. FISHERS.
ETishing Tackle.-Rrd Cork, Grass, Cot
ton and Linen LiEes, Out Lines, Sea Grass
hy the gard, Snoois, Flies, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, &c, for sale by
July II, '5s 4. W. FISHER.