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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09

\ Office is hereby given that tic sevnra
" Court. Of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions Of the peace, and Oprhaus' Court Court
Of over and TcrnHncr and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county Of Northumberland. 10
commence al the Court House, in tie horough of
SunhUry. at 10 o'clock, \. M. on Mond,v, the
TT day o! APRIL neat. aud vii! continue TWO
WEEKS.
I'ho coroner, Justices Of the Peace and rorsta.
ble. in and iorthe county ot Northumberland are
requested to he thea and there IN their proper PER-
sons, with their ro..s, records, inyui>ltons, and
other rcmCmhranccs, to do those things to their
several Offices apperIaiuing to be done. And al
witnesses prosecuting n behalf d! ;..s Common
wealth arails, any prisoner also requested aud
commended 10 be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against HIM, shall
be Juat-amd !!o. to depart without leave at ,hci7
peril. Jurors are requested to hcpunrtnal in their
attendance, at tie unse appoEted asroesJ!e 10
their notices.
Given under my hand At Suubury. tie =, day
OF March in the year of our Lord one thous-
and ei,h' hundred and fity.rine and tie
Independence ofthe United States ol America
the s2d.
God save the CummnuwtrIh.
JAMES yAHDlhE, sheriff,
Sherih"s Office, suuJury.f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09

SAWS.-Wood, Cross Cut and Mill Saws
~ Superior article at FISHERS.
Suahurv, July l7th. 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09
New Advertisements.
FRENCH BURR
Ii STONE NIANUESSTORI

TBNHE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
l. FRENCH DURRS Of all sizes. and furnishes
every article required by the milling trade
Complete satisfaction gualnntecd for every article
sold. AliIlers who prefer tho solid Barr, hv Civ
ing to months notice, can have their orders
executed AT the quartics in France Address,
WM. II. kEPNtR,
April =, lSj9.--6n II Iarrishurg j.. o., Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09

How TO PRoMorE IlEAiTn. merican
mothers are doomed to early graves, in con.
sequence Of their sedentsry indoor employ.
ment, Every consideration Of affection, duty
and the preservation Of a healthy posterity,
should prompt the heads of families nnd
Others, to assist in averting results so disas.
,,t .rous TO the well.being OF society at large
thousand OF house. wives have recently found
ample leisure, for healthy, out door exercise,
o'y purchasing aud using one OF GROVER &
DAkER's Family Sewing Machines, by which
they have been enabled to do all their SO wing
10 stronger and more bpautful style than
they could baye done by hand. The t.ansi.
!'on from the slavery of the needle to the
Joyous exercise of the largest liberty, has
nao Tue happiest effect upon the health and
tempers Of the fair possessors of the Ggo.
YER BAKER machine, and every woman
VINO IS practically familiar with their value,
regards them with great favor ns the only
Missionary Agent that is at all likely to
eemncpa'e the sstcrbooi from The slavery
Of the needle
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09

pCRE OLIVE OIL for table use,-two
= at s73 and G2a eents-just received by
A. ". FISHER,
July II, 80
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09

SWAYNE's BITTER CATHOLIcON, a
- valuable Bittsrs may be taken with grea, ef-
feet in constipation ha,ulsncy, sedty OF tie sto-
mach. For sale at FISHERS.
Oct. l6, 'ls.
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Caution.

Office is hereby given that my sons, Siss
~ and Daniel aged II and ls years, have
leh my premises without any Just cause. All
persons ara cautioned not TO harbor or trust
them on my account as will not pay any debts
Of their contracting.
DANIEL VAR.
Lower Augusta township, March 10, ls59.-3t
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TRAVERSE JURORS

Dcaware-Samur flnney, David kpoHs lsIa, Vincent
Tnrhut-R"hru McCuImlck. Elias Ritter. Aagrt,Y
ovrrir'", Andrew tu.,mgr, Gr4rVc W. ruus,
MitH-Geprge Nr~hart, George Baker.
Gnu s4uagnc-Johu Mcmahon solomon II Ritter. john
NuI,
NoTthumbctHnd-Ben iEmiu Matthias
Smhury-Adam siISslrr, y. W. Glay,
Samuel ObrldpIf.
lower. Augusra-rhomns S,,yaer, Daniel D. Conrad,
John Hull,
LIuh Maannoy-Danel Wagner.
l.ower Alamnly-J"rmtlun LruArr. SEnrr' Tlsyn ia
cob Spa'z John WeutIcl,
Jlchs,n-I,aar Albert.
tamrrti-Sanucl Long, Char!cs l. Wc,kr'.
Upper Nahlnoy-JondtiHu I,gc!y, Peter Gcr. Z lgv
b. tan John Smmkcy,
Coal-Wiuiam Weaver, Daniel Campbell, John y Dyu.
tv, u. n. Lake GeoIce A IIrrkcrt,
Mt. CuTmcl-WIlllan Starr Daniel Il.s-r
ShannAIu--Nlchuls Campbell, UIiah = her. t,uhlm
Osmun,
RHsh-George Burns, lambert I;csnun Calvin Haush-
aWOut, LpuurI Mo-.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09

Reliable INfoRuATi1S FROM riKx's rEAk
-TnE Com MISEs 4 Unconstitutional
April 5.-The editor of the Gazette received
letter to day from correspondent at Iowa
ioint. who has seen sevsral returned parties
from likes Peak, within the last three weeks
some oil whom are known to be truthfsl and
dislnterestcd persons. \ II orthpm concur in
saying that ths accounts Of the riches ~i he
gold mines is hnmbuC, and the many favora-
BILE reports sent to the States, emanate from
town lots spectators, who are rtaping IA
rich harvest from the credulouq.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09

STARTLING Love AFFAIR." young Lady
Attempts to ShOot her Rival,-A singular af-
fair occurred 10 Pensacola, Florida. about
two weeks ago. Miss Susan--,daughter
Of one Of the most distinguishing jnrists and
peEteiaus Of Florida, entertained most
aoent passion for Mr. e., Mayor OF Pensa-
cola. who had paid her some attention preyi'
Gus to his marriage with another lady. She
Cook no great psiBs to conceal from Mr.. IT,,
the nature Of her feelings, sad had on several
occasions conducted herself in rather an sx-
travagant aud startling manaer, bat he prob
ably supposed notaing serious would come
OF One day recently, however, she wert
20 his house and called for Mrs. g., and when
that lady came TO the door. drew pistol,
ready cooked, frea the folds OF her dress,
aud fred at her rival The Bullet missed,
and Mrs. c.. braYeiy rushed upon the des-
porste girl aud wrenebed the pistol from
her, but, prepared and determined to shed
blood. Susan drew knife. aud before she
could be disarmsd by others, who interiersd
secceedng in affecting a slight.wound upon
Ir.G. The letter states that her father
IA order 10 shield her from criminal proseeu'
ton, was about to send her to an insane ssy-
I lam.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09
Estate oruanlxampDcll,sr, ~, decd

March 90. 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-09
CANCER CUR ED.

Shcrifs Office, suuJury. !
March 3 1859
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TsIgT glG' GEA.uSEiS

ENOR trial ia the Court ci tummon Pleas o.
Northumberland County, ln iu held g.. sun
bury, on the first Monday u Avril. ls.n.
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SObnftote Smfprance 9fpprms.

J(o. 70 Seccnp1tr1Be.
Vctters WGdrtnes 1lnS 3eben8sN erlfdbes
rttngs=S s. npdgnien.
Stderlfe unb feltefe Gpntpaente.
Seritferun98>@ Comp. Der 8alleb BON Niraiaien,
nit $685. 900 Capital
Spnbbur9aS er(iderung8. Comp ron 9siraiuieu,
nit 5000, 900 Capital
aloefnarle Serliderun08, Comp. ron 8ir9inien,
nit 100000 Capital
@90fter SatsSerlt6er sGonnp. pcn Oartforo,
nit $3.50, Capital
security Serltheruu95 Comp. BON Nep.Oorf,
%, nit $270, @apttal
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nit $500 900 @opitol
Jteiolutes8 erltheruno8 @cnp, BON 0}pm .Oorf.
nit $S270,00O @apitol
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nit $1,000 900 Capital
Nep Worlo Serlider. Comp. ron g2ep, Oorf.
nit $250,OOO capital
Wfercantile Watual Marine.
nit $1,000, 600 @apttaI
Screint9tc Staaten 2eben8. Yer1theruuo &c.
NIT $l,250,972 CAPITAL
Nortbern IlIurance Comp. Of 0cnocn
nit So, 194,1Il Gabital.
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papen rtrt!ta oerfI 9bares @spitaI sIn polen SSen an
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mir nr son Der reegRen 9ebienuns bs Hebe ien tann nett
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gVaegn : 9rsUa . 5tgat, BE Hs3n SOrtsn. gataa.trt ais In
pom f6dbltdcu SubRan3en. 8ernet WlineretDaFer 8On.
tdnen, Generators 8laf 4en-M af4taen NIT ben neuefen Ser.
SSyefT y y y a1.s 4m ~ rsm r. T fa.n msrSSn a asS stt, ,,n Se IN
fault. Mueiatger NBent IN Baltimore fur Smiths gBitabci-
,rrS desnDmmsn nnS bSs @eiS rtsSsr srffoftst. gpnStttsren
ennen olt arten vOn9srDptn TIRE 8untdren stfant srbalts
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Gn9en S6Sning's
betihiates
&~ebavG0ifS)es gSEGeeGs

NS~
cttit esee etl@psESea, Gslsfuat DispcpHt 9ronif9s rnb
nerOSis ,54pade, @taa9d an geftauuas, gIdbungea, NRbnss
tnaff!tEf PaihDrrhptben, INSTRUMENTATION, QpReeg9ef@glrt
ane 9nasenletben, pelts son 9sber- cher IlGeenfrdnfEsiten
%terrntreE, unb ale SrGutbetten, we!Ge burG elsea iAma9ch
S apau ss'.O ! g a, gsagsa eastsssa, Be- ss @Lasasra aa gtt aas BE-
Aa3 benz 1Spte. aOlbene Nber, taItt 8lBe. 6aaersen In ben
@hebsrn, I'm 0fdGen unb tn Der &ruf
DGs fAwfbtihe BttterS wirb febe B4rFptfuna Des WaQeNs
~tsfettt8en, tnbem es oeafeI6en garft, tNn tn Ebdtt9feit er6Glt,
un cue oaure aus %bertielbeu %eatftrat. 50 f6rtt bic gtetcen
ane Sebensssttfr f6drft bic 5tnne, beaimmt bas 8tttern bsr
Sltebtr, eas Sobbreanen uab Die S6nterSen SeS Sanupfeua
%btfbrbert Os gerbaSuns, tt cut Bet NsrserRiFeu anb 8ldbune
In einietu Au8euSIdt ua@t luatg, ~erIetdtcrt biegBaTerfud.
ttgsn, retnt8s pA1Q bstprpert BITE Circulation befeBen
5rtrt nnmsrtlp nno nc S@merisa, weaa man bic bGppeIi
Das t6psbtf&e 9tttsrs If Elm ausse;,t0netes Mlttei asasa
5tsbsr, Nubr unN @Olera. AlS iOl6es bat es I'D beipGtrf nnS
arin NEIL burt ben @ebrauh S~ehelben, Der auf BeFsbi 6,r
5tabsarste tn bstben Grupfptnt9etltn s~inseibrt Durbt, sen
~au6eefsst rdten, f@ BOX IS BITS aufz @rDsent rebucirte.
Das l6wsbtf9s Sttssr1 TT nnftrsttt8 etnes Der beReaarsxet.
nntttel, bas NOD te SBr bGs 9utlitum fam, unb TRACE Id Bad
BeuuBtfetn tn mtr, baB en Sober melber rnetn dusSe,efhre.
tes 9ttters sinntaI e~ebraudt Bot. f9 cine 9HtGt unb gerana.
Instrumentation petter 5u %empfetlen unb befanmta III MAIDEN. In.
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unb 294 unb 296, Rprb 3. Strase; Dnlauu, 8ofer = a ?
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sitrsgprt Nltert DUNG, Gspttster, @as gDwera pvb gv,
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nag Sn Baltimore 3i bubsn i'm @spe. unt
RIieins8erfauf in Der Office be8 ,Weders.
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANA
a~m8ssceen mad benz neutn @sbGabe bsr Baltimore 8asf
&de BON VdlttrnCres unb ct. PAUL strait.
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BEN Spn BEN usseFf9uB ane3SGhtt ttne g II esDfStGtTbS
inter bic DepDHtDren pertbetlt.
9antnten son tr8enb tneuS etrase .werten ysn SubiSiSutn
Seieul4aften Oeer MfOetattunen ntsesengenDmmen.
Vtrbetrdtbete 5raren unb WtnberfG6riae fSnrsn 8eIb I'm "a,
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JtU. 10 WuuJ AlO 0IpUDIULV
erleet Bat, unb haielbf baS 9rbste Eager son tratnpfpad.
rem, untertofen unb unttrtOfen et8enfr 5Gbrtf r~CrrGtbte bait.
d. fub ale SGrten beutfber unb ttef8er 2DpIIe fets ;u
uiefsn @retitn su pertanfen.
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faufe metne gpaaren TN StpBen ME TN Rle!nen ~ ben btaiez
ten 9reifeu TN 2aSea, RUn mt unb ~ubsrjsuet &un bauDn,
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1885, EzSAsESs 1890 sss4ssSa
Rene arrangements fir Ginpanoerer, Die u~b
Dem Welfen 5u reiIen DiinIGen.
Bon teute, zen 9. NDpenber an, percen Bite @inDanberer
|nuf Der Eprtbsrn Central 6 Giysrtfrset Depet @ifsnbabn mit
benz Grpres3us ~bef6reert. Die gabn bistst babar5 ben 9mmt.
Ieranteno sinsn 9r6esrtn @grttstt ais irsfnh cine
gabn nan bendnnten Yldsta, ais:
Pitt8bur9, @leoelanb, Detroit, 6ert Wabne
@bicasC, Wilpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct
Poul, 8Dd Sslaup, Burlington, Soma @itp
mn erben hesbalb Sic mft Der gtOrtbera Central Sabn &c.
psnt : gsrfOnen 10 @tanbsn frdpsr ais tte rait anbern 8at.
nen Getenben bCrt %etntrehen, aud retben A Gial rtnt8er bic
lDaeen bnbtt stpe6fslt. Die 8abn sietx burG ben G6nfen
5R sno S % Sat', Ole sanss GntfeFnnae Dea btsr bts gPieass
sstt n 1t en- pafasteren an ben Se1tmrtunssrrt.
Jtad 9reItltne, Oohtpn, Cincinnati, Slbianos
polls, Qoui8piIle uub ct. 4ouis
Iwtr en- ebenfaGs 9afaetere ~bef6r6ert unb fir lbr @tpdd
{etn { ueitere unlGbnn6s!Dfsn bsre5nss. Die @addetere
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duf benz aItsn plate
WoS4 1, 3, 5 uno z, ytorD @utdfp CITRATE
AZ atnGber bera @utap 5pufe, Baltimore, Dfb., uteber erS4nef
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The Kanzas news., 1859-07-30
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed, from
ID the second District Court in and for the
county of Madison, at the March term thereof a
D. 1859. will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder and best bidder for cash at the
door of the Court House, in The town of Ameri.
Gus, on
The 18th day of august, a. D. 1859,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and P. II
the following described property, to wit: One
steam Saw Mill with all the machinery and fix
lures thereunto belonging, being the property OF
William W. Goodwill and Genial D. Humphrey,
situate near the junction of the Cottonwood and
Neosho Rivers. Said mill is appraised at one
thousand dollars.
Also q tract of timber land situated in the south
west corner of the north west II of Section "a, in
Township 10. Range -, in Breckenridge county,
and containing fortY-fve acres more or less. The
above described land is appraised at nine dollars
and fifty cents per acre. Levied as the proper
ty of William W. Goodwill and Genial D. Hum
phrey, on an execution in favor of John Fowler,
issued by the District Court of Madison county
Z. T. and to me directed as Sheriff of Brecken-
ridge county.
Given under my hand this ID day of July A.
D. 1859. E. GODDARD,
julyl64w Sheriff of Breckenridge Co.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-30
Statistics.

Ar. Thomas P. Hall, the Assessor in
this township, has furnished US with the
lOlOWing statistics. which viii be of inter-
est to our readers. The whole number OF
Inhabitants in Emporia township is Sal;
No. of registered voters, 18O. The total
amount of taxable property in the township
$3.50, 900. Last year it was s83, 800
slowing an Increase in the taxable property
Of EmPoria township. within one year. OF
'zty-siz thousand siz hundred and ninety
'SO dollars This speaks volumes for the
Prosperity and enterprise of the citizens OF
'als vicinity. And it must be borne in
alnd that the township is not much more
naA half as large as il was last year. Then
embraced portion of what is now Fre-
~Oat' and nearly all of what is now For
- NIL townships. While there has only
Isea added strip on the south. eight miles
-'"s aud three miles wide We venture the
'e'pon that in the same territory that
imposed Emporia township when the as
sment was made last year, the amount
H1aoie property has been considerably
'e than doubled. This is certainly en-
"araging.
Trend has also furnished us with some
s''es from Forest Hill. In that town.
2 The total population is 43e; No. of vo-
5ss' l6S; total amount of taxable property,
"e have no returns from any of the 9th
i ""nships. We viii be glad to publish
'@' ii the Assessors. or some person in
'sS!ed will furnish them.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-30
W. H. WATKINS, Secretary.

We received call on Thursday last from
MIR. G.. W. French, from the House OIL
John P. Wheeler & Co., Kansas City,
He says business is not very brisk in Kan
sas City now, this being the dull season.
We are glad to learn that John P Wheeler
d Co., are doing good business. They
have one of the largest stocks of groceries,
provisions and, in fact, everything that a
person wants, that we have seen in the
West Go and see them. when you visit
Kansas City.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-30
County Convention.

The Republicans of Butler County are
requested to meet in Convention at Chel-
sea. on Saturday. August Goth. 1859, fol
the purpose of appointing three delegates to
attend the District Convention, to be held
at Elmendaro the 9Th of September next,
to nominate candidate for member OF
the council of the next Territorial Legisla-
ture, and to do such other business as
may come before the convention. A full
attendance is desired.
July 3Oth 1859.