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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24
JOHN SHAFFER.
a DESPERATE CASE OF TErTER AN,

a DESPERATE CASE OF TETTFR Ann
"A BARBER'S ITCH, cured by the nse =,
| Lndseys Blood Searcher. l. the un,.rrsir,,ol
some tline III last March, was severely a6fcta !
WIN What was pronounced by my physicians to
| De De certain kind of letter and Barber,s Itch ~
! Io4i''ion was one OF the greatest misery nv
! lace was almost constantly running with the f1I;I
corruption that escaped from the tubercIae h
"illch II was almost completely covered, After
oelh9 uhGef the care OF my physicians for ner,
Two months, without the least benefit was in.
ouceu TO make trial OF Lindscy's Blood Scarab
er, and the result that in using one bott II
hail l found a perfect cure / may aIso SaI.
! tha1 eagerly tried whatever was recommend,Jy
aS cure. Such was my wretchedness that I
even reSorted to the dangerous exneriroerItS -
pouring pure creoSote on my face and Decl, b,1t
all to no purpose-the Blood Searcbor ,,as tI ~.
nfSt ana only thing that did me any good. Asa
oiood purifier 1t is CnequalIed, and have oroo+
reason to be grateful that | ever made trial rf
us healing virtues, and Confidently reconn,a,rI
u 70 any who may suffer from letter. or ,nvotb-
eT diSeaSe arising from an impure state Of the
0iTgu lin, JOHN aDELEuUNT.
A n INTERESTING CASE OF SCROFrrT.
"a cured by one bottle of Lind,ev,s RIn[d
Searcher.-This certifes that about one voar o(ra
our little son aged four years, was most srlv af
Hl''cu with What the physicians pronounced TO be
no. RI
year, but without the slightest 6eneft M;y,
eyes We're running thin watery humor almost
constantly, which would encrust his ewes bcta,,,i
the power OF opening them until they We're wash
Gu Gu ana cleaned by soap and water. About the
same time an abscess formed Just below tbe 49,,
which IN due time broke and commenced a dis-
charge, which was found impossible to drv nm or
heal-the bed woult be very much stained Jr and
t;,e GloIlng OF the child perfectly sickening in
sLn8le nights time. Af'%I having the attentions
OF physician for 50 long a time, and finJnC tIe
cnLiu tiI 70 De getting worse we determined 10 trv
the effects OF Mr.. Lndsey's Blood Searcber Ti';yy
N'a,a1 was IN last March-and before two weeks had
passed away the change was manifest. and 7 an
happy to say that in the use of a SINGLE PGT' ti'
LIE our little boy has been restored perfectly to
health: We cannot speak too highly of this ipo
MEDICINE. II should be in every family
lood it is beyond all price '-i''
11.,,:,, DANIEL BOLLlNGER.
holldaysburg, Ps., July 20, 1857.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24
a}(elitines.
The Wonder Of the Age

NJ. LINDSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS
- COVERY Which is a purely gegetaJle
freparattOn, for the purifying of the blood, Civ
ing vigor to the Liver, stomach and bowels and
expcllng from thesystem all morbid matter and
substituting in its stead heathftll activity tbro,
all the functions of life.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24
JOHN PARKE'S
.sOhAStoS Marble WORKS

franklin Street, nesrly opposite the new Metbo-
dist Church Johnstown, Pa.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-24

Il. II. STrerS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08
4 National bankrupt Law.

The following resolutions in relation 10 THIS suhje have
been introduced in the Kentucky legislature
Tho General Assembly has sccn with concern that an
attempt about 70 be made under the accommodation Of
The Treasury, 20 bring all the banking instulions and
railroad CORPORATIONS Of the country under the operation
Of national bankrupt Las, and regards such proposed
Legislation az dangerous assumption Of power by Con
Fuhicc, properly within the control n the se-
yCra Stst6s
No therefore resolved Ny the General Assembly OF
the Commonwealth VI kcninoky That the people Of Ken.
tucy prefer b.epug the control Of their banks and rail-
roads 10 themselves and earnestly protest against The
tranffcr Of that control n The federal government
Resolved That the States have The power 30 enforce or
enforce the foetures s any time incurred by their
several banking institutions, by suspension Of specie
payments and this power should be exercised as 10
promote the welfare Of Their citizens, and ought 10 be
invaded by Congress.
Resolved, That the passage by Congress of national
bankrupt act applicable TO the banks and railroads Of the
States, would be odioss and unwarranable intcrfo
by Congress with the domestic Institutions Of the
Siatls
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Theatrical. Musical. sc

Rsgspvsy THEarRE-Several now feature have laiclv
been added to:he entertainments given by Van Amburrh
n o. hirTocrarnatir troupe See the lit of perform
ances announced for this evening
Hnuos GaRpNs-Mllc Zanfrctia will this evening
execute variety Of difficult fcGts the tgh rope and
tne Rsvcls to appear in the "Secret Marriage" aud
"Goiden Eeg."
HDwERy TrEArEx-The patriotic equestrian drama en-
Goed "lginam" again the CHIEF feature Of attraction
" win be preceded ~ number VI sstonihing gymsstc
aad equestrian fosts.
prrroS's -Messrs Mathew and Burton are 20 repre-
Young and cd Rapid the comedy called "A Csre
for the Hoa-aobe, 'ths evening Broughsms buresque.
--Cohmbus,h follows.
wAuscK's-Thc popular piece entitled "The Poor Of
fer York stl has eHe4usiye Tssscsson Of the stage
here The includes several Of the most popular ar
tiets IN the country.
Lava Kgs~gs TON Tsyior's comedy, can Tine
qua Match - appears 70 have become quite favorte
viii the patrons this house. II vii b. followed by
"Harleauin Blue Bard onght
AospFxr ~ Mrnc-NIle Csiroii, Nine. DAnKri. and
senori Isboce,ta and Rocco 20 perform this
evening IN Bossnis famous opera called "Llt@ns in
Alecri."
ANgnicAv nrsYru nc spectacular version 81 ,'vaen
and Or-o1 contnvcs " nightly attract large aui
Tho plcGfng drama called Temptation " he
played IN The Afternoon.
form q the farce 81 "New Years Calls" at George
thristg aud Woods Tho Brvanu' promise q regular old
fashioned Efhi0pian entertainment
Ma CptrNs the irish comedian. lately completed a
successful engagement al the ~ Louis theatre The
rrrce efeak " him IN the hirhe~t them
he of the Iad,r-ssys ills delmestions n rtsh pecu.
Iurry are without exception. the amusing ever
witnessed and yet while they mrth provoking in the
hghcst degrec they have Dot the s best Of ndc
carv OF vugary about them very Objectionable feature
An most ~ the Representations Of rs class a charac
Mr. collins b. eHcelest voice ~ the present time
nd slngs hupofbly'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

Will or THE LATE JoBS JoHNs.-Ths gentle.
man, who well known In the city and county az one
OF great excellence md benevOenee-who contributed
during his Iong he large 10 the various benevolent
in.titutons-ed ~ his farm Long Green, few DAYS
Pnce at advanced age. Yesterday his will left al
ihe Rogisters Office at Towsontown and have been
favored with The following extracts from H. He be.
queathed 90 the Maryland Colonization Society t 900 30
the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary and High
School q Virginia, s15 600; 10 the Seminary q tc Pro
tcsant Episcopal Church, docess Of Ohio SIS 600 10 the
American Bible Society 600 10 the American Tract
the Promotion of Evangelical knowledge In New York.
1000 To the Rev. IT, V. n. Johns, of this city, his
splendid farm, stock, and everything just when he
Died Also, all the remainder cf his large estate after
willing his two sisters annuity Of 1857 during their
lifetime Ills negroes nc manumts NJ once. Or. Johns
tyiot, Jan g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

l9rrEvING ruE SLAVE TRADE.-By a private let
,er received In this city from oanFo, Cast % Africa
assd September o. 1857 w advised That The Preach
bare practically engaged the slave trade. undcr tbe
name OF Apprentices, and that ship the Clara" Of
Tanrdesrv was al JOanfo "a the date mentioned above
Ioading With Negroes Tor hHtniqie french war
stcsrer fav aIarrsI,, o. protc her from the English
rr,asr who would h fczed her but that she had
Yrsph uara officer on board With orders 10 The French
1nu, ,iore 10 nrrscct her The Engsb also using
,,evoe A. aaves nj Sierra cone The French and Eng
49, Soceruents arr parifpai ue the trade which they
a. tyeurb sf Isrgo b. be ussa % The sale keeping 81
shs slaves until they are really for N 'Dmont There . NO
sarret In tbs business and no disguise Is attempted
HdSstagOE 4io1, yon
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HlRITIHB IHFELLIsgUCR.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Ship 0cean Express, Hoschkss, San Francisco-John
Ship Henry Clay Caulkas, Iverpoolsponord, Tue-ton
Ship Ship Ia laid e.; Whitney, Gibraltar ~
Bark o Hayes shiverick Buenos yres-w DeForrest
Bark -has Brewer, Dean, ST Thomas and markc.-Met-
s ats caura mpnps soa
R Rs k1S d was.t RsTS "
B Brg sf'esa az Sr M1soa - Johns VIZ psaey
Brig Mariner Qr) Atkinson S. John, Ns-P Novir.s -
Brig u Means. Hsrrick, New IIaven-Nesmi,h Sons.
.sshr Pollu1' Leehusen Arroyo, PR-F schessinger
sshr Cen Scot, Isl sma!ey, Lavana-Jos Perkins.
s sssr Ss sas nasss. Hsassss Sssss,s
ssSr Annse Pssps SHs sessssh NC! sass
asss s Hand
Steamer Ss 2sn sssd ssrsnn'A
ARRIVED.
mSss and iis myers, RasSa.n, -
SS Of mos. ,e, sass from
and s pss;engers I to . Lndlam Pe;sa1is -
Dec Srs sssa hseoTp &C. Pf Ds
g lat 81 e Ion G. 10 spoke scr Oriental, of and from Ma
h. n. s g % sssaa x
to Tbs pot @ finish loading
Ssr dssSn z R TG1tsH
Schr Charles Parker, Compton, Boston "a hours
Schr G l.. Lowell, Boston, 3 days
Steamer Poomsga Cushman New BEDFORD
Steamer Ospray Kinney Providence.
BELOW.
Capt Hazard of steamtug VIM webt in from Fire
Island this afternoon and inward bound vessels
sight Capt Parrish Of steamship jamestown reports
ing two ships bound Northward when sBarnega II AN
SAILED.
Ships Jeremiah Thompson Mobile las Foster Jr Liver
pool Chariot Of Fame San francisco; briggs Sweet
bile; Ackery, Nonrovia: Ann Weeks Faardo: Caura
Nsssna; Siruckbausen tOlden Cowes Taulah
jacksonville and others. From Quarantine, ship Emily for
Havana.
Wind at sunrise W; sunset NV, and strong.
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Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.

BciOre Hon. Judge InRraham.
JAN 7.-,JoJl e Broscn ~. Henry w. H>pca. Motion
granted on payment Of costs Of present motion within
days-othcrwisc denied with $40 costs.
Dtsnis McSohon, Jr., s 7hos. n Allen No order Of
confirmation necessary in the present The plain
must proceed upon the reference the decision Of the
Court As further reference is necessary 10 take tho
between the parties the II referred 10 the
samc referee for that purpose.
Cdrolirc w. FsTris rs B1Gdo Porsai Report Of 70.
lcTce Con1rncd, aud payment Of money ordered,
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Nm Important SUIT In the Unitoa States Ctr
cult Court.


IFrsn the CncEna,i Gazette, Jan. 81
We yesterday referred TO important suit commenced
IN Shancery in the United States Circuit Court BY r
Jarray Sens, OF New York, against Ciaffn, Meien T.
Co, OF the city, and VIM. Lee Co. OF this city
The argument to have been heard by Judge Leavu
yesterday but on application Of the respondents il
postponed until this morning at 10 O'Clock, when viii be
taken up The case s one of considerable Importance TO
" Interested and the points on which the action has ID
may be gathered from the following synopsis Of e bill
Of the complainants
they have commenced action AZ law against VIM Ice
Co. for 81 199 go due for goods sold TO Them that in
to pay their debts snd in fact nsovent that they
han stock Of goods ard book the Of
While in this condition, the plaintiffs charge that the hrm
Of Ice Co made secret and private sale, pretended
sals Of the goods and entire property FOR SILT o00
indebted to said arm in the sum 81 SIS 600 and Tat the
overpHs or that TO be paid three other cred
tors of Lee 4 Co., viz.:-Bowen, McNamee Co., Bliss
Briggs, Wheelock Co., and Clapp Kent Beckey that
the legal and Intended effect OF said sale
was an ASSIGNMENT in contemplation Of insolvency, with
the Dc sign u prefer said H. Co. and the other named
creditors ~ the exclusion Of oher creditors OF said firm
The compa nans further charge tia. the balance after
three other named creditors and that such proceeds
prise all the property Of which compliments have any
knowledge, belonging TO said Lac & Co.
The complainaps also charge that there was suCh
Indebtedness Of Lee Co. 70 Clattn, Melep Co, hat
thai they informed AMI believe and such the
general unde standing among the creditors Of Ice CO.
that CiatD Neliep TO. were silent partners 81 Ice h
Co.. and thai C., 4 Co., finding the business losing
one, endeavored TO so shape Il % 70 make appear
debt and that great portion Of the SIS for losses
in the business The compliments ask that the books Of
accounts between said C., Vi. & CO. and lee Co. from
the time Of their Arst business connection, may be pro
duced before master commiss Oner OF the United States
Court and th. the Part may be examined regard TO
them.
The claimants further ask that the pretended sale
n " Co may De decree1 ana held 20 be assign.
men. in trust in contemplation OF Insolvency with the ie
sign 10 prefer one or more creditors 10 che exclusion Of
Others ana that the same shall enure TO the benefit of all
the creditors OF sad Lee 60 in proportion their de-
mands, and that sad c., Co shall be enjoncd from
removing or disposng Of any portion o. the goods.
should the main points IN this bill Of complaint be
tablisbed, Caniln, Melen Co. Will be made liable, as
partners, for the debts Of lee Co. compelled pay
he proceeds Of the goods and book accounts for the
benefit of all the creditors Of the firm
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Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.

MING sUBTSe FoR A DEBT.
JAN. I.--Ma4miidn, King Of bavaria, Jacob Nco-
zddter This suit brought 10 10000 forms
alleged }, have been advanced by his Majesty the King
Of Bavaria 10 the defendant, who was formerly silk
Manufacturer and Of his subjects in Baride, 10 the
Kingdom al BAVARIA The money lent in october,
1sls State siocks the defendant giving mortgage and
agreeing pay the money back in fopr annual install
mcnfs There defence, and an inquest taken
IN favot Of he royal plaintiff for The sum Of tl57 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08
Correspondence Of the Prcss
MlIllemsburG City Nous.

E11nF o. TIN roon---For the month ending Dec % the
Association for the Relief Of the Poor Of the Eastern us
rict have sncrded temporary aid 10 $50 families com.
prisng 25le individuals The entire amour, paid out Is
81 1876 az Of which sac i6 the salary the Secretary
and Office expenses Tho number Of persons roceving
relief and The amount paid IL as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08
Our Washington Corres> s.,

O0QenCcs
WASHING 70. Jan. q. 1874
90 e, .,S ~" IN ne Kansas QSss
see that one of your Php .d.,,. .,-..,r.-,... +,
MS published letter OF Mo- dav last charges ma with mis-
es'nAns "0 ''s~S Of Governor Geary Of Kansas.
=. ssuN uS, ordng to that letter. never intended
49, e-a.so' resident BuChanan's policy, and had NO
such a letter as alluded to in my CORES
Sn..S Sith the HxRAID Now I believe tina. your
~'e' pha correspondent has either been mystihed by
earl headed Governor Gesry, that the latter has
cry short memory. Let me whether cannot re-
fresh his recolections little. Let PROFOUND few
questions to the lion hearted far sighted Governor Of
Kansas.
Does Governor Geary mean TO say that he while in
Washington short time since had the intention Of
writing such letter. approving the Kansas policy of Pre-
sident Buchanan, as alluded 70 in my letter TO the
HERALD?
Is Governor Geary quite that he never commune
Gated this project Of his to any living soul9
DID he not prepare such letter, and did it not all just
eighteen pages Of manuscript
The only explanation Of the difference of opinion be-
tween your Philadelphia correspondent and me is in the
time at which Gov Geary formed his high resolve When
he was here the Lecompon constitution with the slavery
clause voted in had not yet reached Washington and Mr.
Buchanans policy, therefore, unexceponabe; but
while at Philadelphia, the news came that the slavery
clause had been voted in and then Gov Geary thought
sio or hs iocay ID Pennsylvania TO differ from tho
fressoen Logic according 70 Of from hand
mouth proves the correctness of principles by
the res 8 the proof OF tho pudding is in the eating
thereof bdt such not the logic of President Buchanan
His rests upon principles, and he is deter
mined not to sd them TO tho popular camor the hour
OF to the mpennites Of rash parzans either section
of the Usion.
The hbustcr movement in the House is not very thr eat
enng and need not alarm fear has DONE the minis
tiers Of foreign powers here in Washington The neutrality
Jaws VIII Dot be repealed, anu our seapors will be
made the rendezvous Of the vagabonds and jail birds OF
all the world Our large Atlantic cities already boast
OF considerable mob which calls for additional
to protect life and property. What II were TO pass
general invitation 70 all awless throughout the world
TO meet there for the purpose of organized punde9 The
proposition in Congress will not OBJ tain than thirty or
forty votes, so many
We shall now see whether Judge Douglas will take the
bbuster side in the Senate II So he will stand the
representative OF the tso exremea novel position,
family but extremely dangerous except Ia professional
euestT artist The further the extremes are apart the
greater the danger n coming 10 the ground. The onges.
legs are often too short for such performance Expe
dency and the moncntary popularity resulting from
seldom lead TO ultimate success.
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NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY JANUARY s. 1858.

the constitution. These issues radics, "a,
SHALL The government Of this country ~ AID vaAi
for privileged CLASSY Is the cons.p privileged class
sr ws sss sss ssrs 80 r. bona ss
shield and saf.su.. .NsssvsSss oeloyeante Be, TIC
sUsdo fiss or bssSS SsSsry
49, q slave sasess seai The power which i confers
MI 10. the eSvens'on nj perpetuaton everywhere
human bosday's or Of txman freedomY
~ MOI deIeHrul whEe upon these Issues, the ma,ori
OF the pesps Of oato will be found Their traditions
ioenuiy tnen VITA freedom and free institutions. Tho
msnsprms OF Their prosperous progress is in the pro-
ho,tion slavery by he ordinance Of 1857. It is this
prohou transferred into her constitution which has
within her borders the free lAborers ofso many
anos who bave largely contributed that wonderful
oeS' openent Of energies and resources which inspires
one trvent gratitude and honest exultadon me PEG
'icrs Of their institutions with ignorance Of the pria
ciples Of popular contribute by their
SURFACES the extension or continuance Of an evil aud
wrong from which they have been happly delivered
by the wise forecast Of the fathers of the repubrc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06
JOHN II. ALLEN a. co.

Nos aud Chestnut Street, south side below Water
(TEs OLDEST WooD-wARR Hovsr IN rHx Cirr.)
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesas dealers in Patent
AL Machine made BRoOAis, Patent Cirooved Cedar.
ware, warrented not TO sluink Wood and Wilow.wsre
oords Brushes &c of all descriptions Please call and
February %, is57--fyw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06
NEW CoNFECTTONA.RS s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

M. G. GEARUART,

Nj. u. GEaRllAhI,
ETAS Just received new and excellent assort-
Ek meat Of goods at his Confectionery and
F,uit Store in MARKET STREET, Sunburv,
where he manufactures ard keeps on hand. at
all times, the most choice Confectionery, &C.,
Wholesale and Retail, at Philadelphia prices.
Ameng his stock OF Con!ectionaries, may bs
found: .-
French Secrets, Gum Drops, all kinds OF scent,
Burned Almonds, Love Drops,
Cream White, Mint Drops red and white,
Lemon Jelly Cakea,
Rose, Fruit Drops,
Vanilla. Stick Candies, Of al scents
Common Secrets. Rock Candy,
I.iouorice Almond Candy,
FRUIT.
Bananas, Prunes,
Dates, Figs,
Cn-rnnts dried CitTcrs,
Aimonds Ra1sons, Nuts Of all krds
LEMON SYRUP
Of superior quality, by the single or dozen.
superior quality Of Segars and Tobacco, and
variety of Coniectionares, fruit, &c. ell Of which
is offered cheap at wholesale OF retail.
ICE CREAM
He has also opened an Ice Cream Saloon. and
will at all times be ready to serve his customers
with Ice Cream.
Sunbury, May "a, ls57.-ly
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Saddle and Harness Maker.
HENRY HAUPT, JR-

successor 10 Il. y. .otrOH,
"a RESPECTFULLY informs the
GsM.-%AA citizens of Sunbury and the pub
E-s.lA INN lie generally, that he has taken
kS1S the establishment lately occupied
A. J Stroh and is prepared to turn cut work in
is line of business equal to any made in this,
section of the country. Orders promptly exccu
ted and all kinds of produce taken in Exchange
Sunbuty, May 9, 1657.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06
EARTHRNWAnN.

ME subscriber respectfully informs the siti.
4 .ens Of sunbury and the public generally
that he has commenced the manufacture Of sl
kinds Of
!. EARTHENwARE,
at his manufdctory in Whortleheny Street, one
square east Of the River. IIe has engaged ths
services of Mr. HAnr, and you can therefore
depend on having a good article. The pub.is
are respectfully invited to call.
All orders from distance will be promptly
attended to.
Pm. GHINDEL.
Sunbary, Feb. 2, ls56.--H
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NEW wARRANGENnENrI
Fresh hrrirai of

NEW ARRANGEN1E
Fresh Arrirdi of
d RUGS, PAINTS, OIL S, 10.
vs>HE undersigned having taken the stere ro,.
Il merly kept by William A. Bruner, is now
ready to fill orders and prescriptions at mo.
ments notce. He has large and we'll selected
stock of fresh and pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
pye,stuhs, Oil, Paints, Glass, Putty, and sH
Kinds OF Patent Medicines.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY
Tobacco and Imported Scgars of the cboics.,
brands. Fancy Notions toilet articles, and per.
fumery of all kinds. Tooth aud Hair Bru,h..
Of every variety.
Camphine and Fluid al,cdys on hand.
Customers will find his stock complete. com.
Prlsing many articles il is impossible here to ami,
mcra,e. and all sold at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next door to r. Y.
Brghts Mammoth Store.
~ A. w. FISHER.
sunbury, Ma-ch IA, 1857
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

VSHE subscribers, Executors Of the estate o
- Henry hasser, decd, offer at private sale
the following property viz: A large two story
frame dwelling house. together with about
SO ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in Lower Augusta township adioinip,
iahds OF Daniel kaufman and others now in the
occupancy Of John r. kaufman as a store and
dwelling. The house is new and the location
good one for business.
Also aTRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND.
In said township on the river about miles be.
low Sunhu.y, adjoining lands Of J. r. M'Pherson
ana Others, containing, about 30 acres The
soil is productive and contains limestone ard
other minerals.
Also a tract Of Land, containing about as
acres on the hill, about two miles below Sunbury,
adjoining lands of the heis of the late John
Conrad and others. There is, on this tract,
small orchard cf choice fruit
For further particulars apply to the subscribers.
II. B. MASSER,
P. d. MASSER, Eye,uter,
FRANCIS BUCHER.
sunsury, January 10, ls5s.-f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-06
DEN TISTRY-
GEORGE REM,

A NNOUNCES to the citizens ofSunbury and
IN vicinity, that he has opened an office in Sun
bury, above Fl. J. Wvlvertons Office opposite G.
Weaver's Hotel, where he is prepared to attend
to all kinds of work belonging to the profession,
in the latest and most improved style. All work
well done and warranted.
December l3, 1885,