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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-03

JSOR the speedy and ,ectua cure OF NIL lndammations
II Frvers Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Liver Com
pain Piles Gravel, and all Acute and Chronic Diseases
of adus and children. Send cent stamp to her agent,
G. h. JONES, Box 2U7O Philadelphia 7. q.
Hundreds Of testimonials Agency w Cor 'rh1j and
Arch streets Oct 6, lS60-lUtw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-03

Steel. LocoMorIvE.-A locomotive has
been built in England OF Puddled steel
throughout.
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CLOAKING CLOTHS, CAsIMEREs

Broadclotbs, Vestings &c.
Boys Cassimeres, good patterns, rs cts.
Satinets and Union Cassmeres SO to 40 cts
Fancy Cassimeres, from ~ to rs.
Fine Black Cassimores and Doeskins.
BLACK BROADCLoTHs.
For Dress Goats, Frock Goats. Overcpets. &c.
Heavy ONercoatings, Beaver, Plot Tricot, sc.
LIGHT CLOAKINGS,
For Ladies wear, of every desirable shade
iine quality and low price by the ward or niece.
~ b.-Tailors supplied at lowest net cash
prices.
COOPER & COWARD.
s. L. corner Ninth and Market.
"eplemoeI ~, leOo.- PHILADELPHIA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-03

EHALL CLOAKS IN PREPARA TON.
~ Some opening every day.
Stock will be complete.
Orders tak ken and executed with despatch.
Children's aud Misses Shawls.
COOPER n COWARD,
:. +. corner Ninth and Market Philadek,his.
September 81. 1860.
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New Goods for the Ladies

New Goods for the Ladies
JUST RECEIVED AT
BRIGHT Sc SON'SI
Plain, all Wool Delaines, Neat figured Delaines,
Handsome Cashmeres, High Coiored De.
laines. Striped busters, Nice Silk Pop
lins, Mixed Mohair Busters, Plain
French Nlerinos, Printed
French Merinos, Persian
Twill, Brocadc No
yeau, Plain CO.
burgs, Dark mixed
Debege, Handse Black
Silks, New Style Dark Prints
Gloves of all Kinds. Hosiery of all
Kinds, New Style Nubias, Opera Caps,
Chenille Scarf Mohair Head Dresses,
Needle Worked Collars, &c, &c, &c.
But it is useless to attempt enumerating the
great variety of Goods we have now in store,
suitable for Ladies wear We invite an inspec.
tion Of our store. E. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury. October II. 1860
LrIGURED WOOL DELAINEs
IL Auction lots from 3S to rs cents.
Children's Paids and Deaines ISL TO scots
l.upWs finest French Merinoes from auction
Three very choice lots at 50, 81 and 81 cts.
Plain all wool Cashlneres rem aucton cheap at IS ind
Is cents.
Figured Chntz coors Cashmeres o. 3s so and 90 cts
Plaid, striped and fgd Valencias, rs to 40 cts.
Figd and striped French Poplns
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Auction lots black French Merinoes, 65 to Sl0O
Auction lots black Wool Dehines 81 to so cts.
Sublime quality / yards wide at 81 25
Best 3S cent black Wool Dealnes in town.
Black Amcllnes and ig'd Alpacas.
COOPER h CONARD,
S. F. cor NINTH and MARKET Streets
October 81, 1860. Philadelphia
LaALL AND WINTER CLOAKS,
Il OF all the styles, Ready Made Made to order
An elegant stocks OF Cloths from which select -
fiss class work at popular prices and all garments guaTa
eed to fit and please.
Gentee well made Coaks at moderate prices for first
class people.
Cloths, of just the right kinds for Ladies' Misses and
Boys wear.
COOPER & CONRAD,
NINTH and MARKET Streets
b October 81, 1850 Philadelphia
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New Arrival Of Clothing

~
rENHE largest and best Stock of FALL, AND
Il WINTER CLorHING ever brought I,
this place, arrived at the Mammoth Clothing
Store of SCHWEIrZER, HELBRONNEK
g. co. in Market street, nearly opposite " ca.
ver's Hotel.
Their Stock comprises of
FINE CLOTH COATS.
Dress Goats,
Over Goats.
Business Goats, &c.
VESTS or ILL KINDS.
UndcrShirts, Drawers, &c.
TIA-TS AMID GAPS
BOOTS AND SHOES, of the latest styles
of every description and quality, cheaper than
ever.
Their assortment of gentcmen's furnishing
Clothing is the most complete
Their variety and styles NEST attractive.
And the prices defy all competition.
tY' Call and examine for yourselves.
SCWEITZER, HEILBRONNER 4 co.
Sunbury Oct. 6, 1860.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the late part
l nership existing between q. w. Arbogast &
Bubb, in Georgetown. Northumberland county,
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 22d
inst. The hooks Of the late firm will remain in
the hands of G. w. Arbogast, for collection and
settlement, and all persons indebted or having
claims, will call on him foT settlement.
q. w. ARBOGAST g. BUBB.
Georgetown, Oct. 27, lS60-4t
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad.
~ minstration having been granted to the
subscriber, on the estate of Michael Knapp, late
OF Trevorton, Zerbe township, Northumberland
county, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them for set
Element
WIN. V. SILVERWOOD, Administrator.
Lower Augusta twp, Oct. 30, lS60.-6t
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CHEsNUTS WANTED. tor which the high.
" est market Pice win he paid. by
& so ARHART.
Sunbury, Ocoh,, ij. /, oo
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rs hereby given to the different Tax Collectors
L of Northumberland county, that unless the
duplicates previous to the year 1860, are settled
by the November Court next, their bonds will be
placed in the hands of the Attorney of the Coun-
ty for immediate collection. The funds of the
county are in such condition, that no longer in
dulgence can be granted.
JOSEPH EVERITT,
PHILIP CLARK,
Commissioners Office, Commissioners.
Sunbury Oct, % 1850 {
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-03

By order Of the Court.
j. B. NJ MAssER, Clerk, o. q.
Sunbury, Oct. 6, 1860.
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New Advertisements.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-03

! In the Orphans Court
Of Northumber rland
{ County, Aug. Term,
L - 4 n
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9eadtet TpIae1ses bet 9eitetl..

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Often ben 1br gReEatHs biz Tbt Absabs.
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Wtfdbrli0e Gmnfbeit.

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Hlit faB tF tsa 8e!m or tmerjtafen rantett In t au
no seer nte Dut @nteedn8 ibn I6ftredt f6 Sen u
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Uerura Gpnitupn tethten unf ben 9ef res Qc6ens
ETA eiensea GalsiH ptrlDaRheia .. ... '--..
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TR Z. g. SMtS tsit es trsssr ias ete.set3 Asa sab-
sl ein9e aMscnItngn aer ssrtas@ea Gsenata as Hrs
unb Gbtus w absx IcOe tnss ser 8orsstIs aafubre re
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bic ben t iSI&ea kaHts sen He5afsa etenen patisnbeH
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dungt maeR heH GrfaS feIef ben erasrenea nus kess
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Neionpers III beahten !

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geDrinpet CUR llnterbrGd,ns Der SluadIal6eret,
Der ein5igs pldB, tpp eine 9:tl,tn9 erlanst
perDen fan1l.
etnoerun9 In ieds Stunpen,
Ren Quediber, pa3 euere WslInp6ett Dol
LENDS rltintrt.
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Fairbanks Standard
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gp. l6 g. @6arleSitr gu b0ben.
BH $. SboWbrt69e, Ngent far
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Sun9e 2eute,

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Dr. .9DDrlfon,
Der einSt9e 9lrSt, rpel@er an3A9t,
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Oetftg

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Zr. sSollnltoll.

"%t"t ess 'dnIste GeQe8twEs Der GDanbdre In Qcnbcu
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Nn Grefnbe.

DE- Sptntru tn BET einsss r.smdes cetISe Irt el&er
5 puun9 een eertren 6rdntheR an;ete Seine Ntel unS
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beteR eas eenter Gef unb etn oeunser 5rver 81,
notwen6ea Grfpreerne sur skelt6en @lddeBfet uS Sa
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Wtrh er9rten rrH Verre Hung nb meabpliTheu Sctrddu
gent faB ans hts Greuen pelbe Mneere snie6 Serpcaer
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Sun9e Wdnner,

tepnscrs wde lie Opfr eues Eetmen Hars Spsrben nt
br4 tre srtdttnen Galene unb enpdee 0eranpesfraft
nit eem DsaHer Der BesSantt ten Senat besert uub be
ser tsjaubernot 26ne UH9dt tabea %Irbea nEgeR @ mt
SCQem 0ertrluep nater.
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llstAeil Der prf1e.

Ole ptcle Eauente s5t pdGrns Der cbten ebenbn Sabre
tn 1teer @ndlt !Hr purten nne fte Men6e pteer punb
9FH9e SfeTatNnn pfe Ar Sptnlrn aus ubrte unr neneu
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wseNn eas gnbIifun gu tebertOltsn 9aIrn unri6t uree
enblb u u ais Gtrenaun In 9eaa df Gtarafter unb
SertdentaStst nS fir sttsHst eia GnrebenSe Cerdbr
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g1ctis

@s ett ptele unwlieH unbeberenSe Suafaber pslb,
@ ais McrSte dnseeH uue Dr. rtnlsn Mnfuubeunaen cppI
rGn T@ubFter Sieswtbftr 2cnipsnPuter H. H. erbar.
te nns peratltde Matchmaker Eei6e ibr Qtbn ana let fS-
4 ss reasludSs ebloete Meit tuIiftn ben rsrbreuen
aae mSs Mrsss AensnSeH @ aufsra8en be GnOtett Ncr
uno rpntrept Dr. cbuOn balt eS bebbdb fur resbmsSin ~
erdt'en beonesrs fir 6e wetde NIT esnm uc unbefauat
Office bdneen. =. "a ~ 'T'e '" '''''
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| an hour; he told me when he came back tn at
he had seen cousin Henry. ] went to Nor
!olk that day with Walter, he went to see
Mr. Chandler, the Lawyer, first aud then
went to see Mr.. Ii. Robertson be did not
see Mr.. Chandler that day-wheu Walter
nred the first charge, was in the act of try
ing to get away from Mr.. Flanagan, who
was sitting down at the time. Before went
70 Norfolk MIR. Land went to MIR. James
Lands to see Mrs. Prudence McAlpine, to
GET some money that she had promised him
Two or three months ago, which money he
got, but don't know much it was went to
ar. James Lands Immediately after his re,
turn from cousin Henry's. James Lands is
,ne ether side of Nimmo's Church went
nome before going TO Norfolk, we remained
az the house five or ten minutes before we
started-l went to Baltimore with Walter
on the regular Baltimore Boat, ON Saturday
evening the 18th OF June and returned with
am when he was arrested.
=, Gross Examined by the Commonwealth
ny husband was dissatisfied and complained
OF my situation a month or two after | was
married. l did not acknowledge to him my
situation but denied to him that there was
any reason to find tault Of me as regards my
virtue. have never stated to any one that
ne complained of me for the first time on
the 10th day of June last.
g. At this juncture, letter was produced by
Marin aduke johnson, ESQ.,, who was con
Quoting the prosecution. 1t was handed to
Mr.. John Peters, who stepped to the wit
ness and asked her il she recognised that
letter as having been written by her She
raised her head, looked at it, her eyes fash
ed, and as she grasped it, she said, eyes,
sir, do; that letter was gotten from me BY
my brother Frank, who told me that it was
only to be used in case NV husband was ia
Ken from me, and il was written for the sake
OF my family. 1t was written at the request
of my brother.'' While saying this, the
rapid nauipala tom OF the paper between two
nervous hands had staggered the Common.
wealth s Attorney who turned to the Judge,
and in voice indicating astonishmcnt, said,
'She is tearing it mp SIR Meanwhile, she
had torn it into thousand pieces and threw
them upon the tioor.
general murmuTof applause ran through
the audience, and we caught several times
the sound, 81 glory in herspnnk, al glory
In her spunk.''
The Commonwealth here announced the
fact that they intended to introduce this
letter, which had beer written by the witt
ness, as testimony to contradict her state.
ment, and that from its present condition
they would be unable to do 80.
Judge Baker. Can you not paste it toge-
ther.
Commemorative Aaoraey.-It will take
some time sir: it is torn very badly
Judge Baher.-Then we will adjourn the
Court until tomorrow morning. ut was
about shutdown.
The Court then adjourned until Tuesday
morning.
TO BE Continued
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Righteous NorrcE.-The purple and fine
linen gentry are not invited to the Union
Engine House, on Fenchurch street, for they
have received their consolation, (Luke vi,
24.) Neither are the swinish and doggish
multitude, for we are commanded not to east
nesrIs before swine, nor to give things holy
unto dogs, Matt. VII G;} nor are the Phar-
;sees Law and Reverend, who outwardly ap-
near to men to be righteous. Matt. XIII,
80; but we do most cordially and respectful
~ invite all honest and sood-hearted sinners
Of all classes to meet us there at II O'Clock
Sunday morning, and every evening at 7}5
d clock during the week. All who desire
40 understand the Scr iptures of the old and
new Testaments, which alone can make a
man wise unto salvation, { Tim. Ill, l5-l7.)
ihe seats are all free and the teaching with
out money or price, (isiah Lv, LAY BY AL
bert Andersen, protested dec iple in the
school of Jesus. IT'S
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NopyoLK MARKET-March 90.

CoaN- The arrivals yesterday summed up
10000 bushels. of which sales ofabons $4,000
were made at decline from our last report;
i aliov at 73a7315; White 72a7S; Mixed, 7ls
x CTS.
CorroN-bas declining tendency, the last
news from Europe being unfavorable. We
4uote prime at 10 Il; low grades and stained
nominal st to cents-large stock of the
latter on hand.
Flour little on the market, and
not much demand. Family $7,25aSs; Extra
sc. 75aS7; Surperfpe S6a$6,25
fRu1r.- Peaches, peeled, 81 per bushel,
"a no demand; do unpseled in good demand
At So.
PEAs.-Black eyes, market we'll supplied
and dull at $laSl,l0 per bushel; Clay in
good demand, 95al00 cts; Black in fair de-
mand, at 70a75 cts.
SrAvEs.-R. .. HID. per NJ. S3i: w. Q.
HID S45a46; W. o. Heading $50aS60; W. o.
Pipe $50 White Oaks are very much want
II
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Auction Sales.
Exte nsive and Unreserved Sales
AT AUCTION.

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AT AUCTION.
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in the store lately occupied by MIR. Paschal
perior stock of fine Gold jeweity. fine GOLD
Pens and Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, togeth.
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Ware, Silver Spoons and Forks, Chased Cups,
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Break fast Services Of the very latest and most
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manshig.
-ALSO--
Standard Books, Oil Paintings, Cigars, Cut
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in endless variety, and other selected goods too
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In addition, will be opened Fresh Fruits, &C.,
&c.
SALES TO THE LADIES,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Mornings at II
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In the interval between sales the goods will
be in view, and every. attention paid purchasers
at private sale.
.B.-The Gold Pens, Jewelry,- &C., being
manufactured by Messrs. Ar & Kenney, of
Baltimore, the first and largest manufacturers
in Maryland, are recommended with the most
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Auction Sales every EVENING at Z O'Clock,
P. M.
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