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ExrHNsIvH BIBLz BuBx1xa IN BoaoTA.--In
Bogota, it appears, the priests have been
amusing themselves by burning Bibles. A
Mr.. Dufdeld, agent Of British Bible Society,
has, for the past three years, driven brisk
trade in Bogots, Quito and Lima, by the sale
Of Protestant Bibles. 1t Is said all these BIZ
blss that could be collected were piled up in
front Of the door Of the Archbishop, and made
. big bonfire Of by bis order, amid great re-
joioing on the part Of the people, music, 10.
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Outward Bound,

NEW YoaK, January 28.-Ths steamer Ed
isburg sailed today for Liverpool with ninety
six passengers and no specie.
The Nortsern Light, With California mails Of
the 5th, arrived to-day.
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MARRIED..

ROGERs-MILLS-O On the 26th inst, blythe Rev.
Kingston Goddard, Samuel Rogers, Of New York. to
Eliza Ann, daughter OF William Mills, Goshon
Township, Clermont County, o.
nNST-SHIDELER-On the evening ofths 10th,
BY the Rev. Wesley Rowe, Parker D. Ernst to Miss
Sue d. Shideler, both Of this city.
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Cure for the Hear tburn.

Curo Tor the H0AI tburn.
Time WAS when Il Was considered that the
sea was tho proper prescription Of nature to
nsutrsIiss the heartburn bstwssn nations, but
Longworth's Sparkling Cstswhs 10 now con-
ceded TO be the beverage west Of The noun
tains, to rave the Union.
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A CHEAr LuxURY.-R. II. Hampton, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, was compelled to pay two
dollars recently, for having kissed Q German
woman, one Of his tenants. She did not
like the manner of his salutation, and had him
arrested for an assault.
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1e- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and Wsstern.row, over Hannaford's
dxus-storo pioturos tekon and ut in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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~ Be sure and visit the Daguerrean
rooms Of Ball Thomas, No. I2o West Fourth street,
and procure one Of their splendid Pictures.
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Death Of Hon. Henry d. Gilpen.
PHILADELPHIA, January 29.-Hsnry D.
Gilpsn, United States Attorney General under
Van Bursn, and Ex-Msyor Of this city, died
this morning.
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Sentenced to he Hung.

CHARLESTON, 8. G., January 2s,--Francis
Mitchell, porter Of the steamship Marion, was
yesterday sentenced to be hung on tho I'd Of
March, for assisting slave in his attempt TO
leave the State.
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Non.Ar rival Of the America.
NEW Yosr, January 2s.--Nothing from the
steamer America at Halifax at "A. M. Ex-
psct to hoar again from thsre tonight.
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Elastic Stockings.

osR>sILK AND COTTON ELASTIC
~ Stockings, Knee Caps and Anklets, for en-.
!arged veins, swollen and lamc joints. Shoulder
Braces for expanding ths chest which vii mot cut
Bnspsnsoty Bsndages, Radcal Cure Trusses, and Ap-
pAratus for Bow Legs, Club Feet, Curved Spine, aud
al other Physical Deformities. at MARSH, COB.
LISS 4 CO.'S, Nos West Fourths street, south side,
opposite tho High Steepls. ja30a
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Arrival of the Empire City.
NEW YoRK, January 29.-Steamship Empire
CITY arrived to-day from Havana 23d. No
news.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A r n A n A II U 9
MADE TO ORDER,

a%~FOR BOW LEGS, CLUB
~ FEET, Weak Joints, Curved Spine, and
other Physical Deformites; Eastic Stockings for En-
arged Veins, Shoulder Braces, Huspensofy Bandages
All kinds ofSuDporrers and Raudages ct the Radical
Dure Truss Eafablishments Of MARSH, O0RLISS q
co., No. 8 West Fourth street, opposite the High
9tssple, Cincinnati, and MARSH co., No. 2 vesey.
ltreet. (Astor House, New York. ia3oa
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suspensory Bandages.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Complimentary BenefttO Eliza Logan.
TO MISS ELIZA LOGAN:

NJ uAASS5 lAh AOU hNs
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO TEN
- der to you 9 complimentary benefit. Having
In your profession with pride, and to your worth in
E with ,Ss and to both 2; part
should evnce In this manner tho respect and adnra-
tion which We feel.
J. L. Waiter, LA Pratt,
Gen. Paul Anderson, Frank P. Oahill,
j. LeBoutillier, Samuel johnson,
H. P. Hurlbut, John r. watson,
]. b. Beard, Isaac Il. West,
VIZ. Noble, EB. Reed,
Charles @SSGas!a &Sc$is, sss e. " ". Mstssr CARTER
4: 4. smith, ldh"'' v; VIM. wiisen wNfssash shcGrew,
Wm. Owen, Q. y. Bradley,
Geo D. D0dd, o. W. Thomas,
Henry o. Gilbert, J. r. Morton,
W. ]. Aldrich, O. II. Deland,
Edward Shay, Ohas Gossage,
VI. Schiff, David =. Baker,
VIM. Cowquill, John MoLelland,
y. Daniel, John W. Sweeney,
.. II. Geoffrey, d., O. Kerr
Chss. y. Wilsfach, and 1858 others,
Anderson. J. L. Doutillier, VIM. Wisweli, jr., W,
2. Hurlbut, and others:
GESSrIsm.sal TIL. accept the Complimentary BENEFIT
satisfaction. In this city I commenced my struggle
for professional fame. and whenever have needed
srduous endsaVor given here rss and Rnd
liest, BY. my steadfast friends. Through ali the
vioissitudes Of my career, my heart has beat high
conferred all my home attachments. And new that
am about to relnQuish pursuit In which have
realized more than my expectations or deserts, it
flls me with Just and honest pride to think am
the recipient Of an honor 50 delicately bestowed.
Monday evening neTt for The compliment
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HOME INTEREST.

~ A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jews Try, Nos. ~ and I'll western.row.
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Bay Rum.

pURE CONCENTRATED BAY RUM, o.
EDWARD SCANLAN & co., Druggists,
ia3Oo n. .. cor. Fourth and Main. .atreeta.
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~KENNEDY,s MEDICAL Dis

6oKENNEDH'S MEUICAE Dis.
OOvERY IL acknowledged By the most sm.
nent physicians, and By the most careful druggists
throughout the United etates TO be the most eectua
suffering, and effected moro permanent cures, than
any preparation known TO the profession. 5cfofula
Sot Rheum, Eryspelas, Scald head, soaly eruptions
of whatsoeyer nature are cured By few bottles and
the system restored 10 fnll strength and vgor Full
and explicit directions Tor tho ulcefated
thepamphlet With esoh bottle. For sale By JOHN d.
PXRK, EUIRN, ECKSTElN co.. and GI0R91
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Shoulder Braces.
p MARsH,s IMPROVED

hsaR~ MARSH,S IMPROVED ID
HY SHOULDER BRACES, for expanding the
Chest and preserving symmetry ofform, are SO con-
structed as to bring the bearing the ball Of the
Shoulder, thereby preventing the cutting under the
arm, 30 much complained Of IN other Braces. Also,
Bandages, Apparatus for Curved Spine, Bow Legs.
Club Feet, and Patent Bandages or Ladies' Periodi-
cal Protectors at the Radical Uure Truss Establish
Fourth street. south-sde opposite the High eteeple,
Cincinnati js30.a
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H@.OFFICE OF TBE PAssEN-
GER RAILROAD
Mari, 9. ". corner ofThird Nd 5E|f
and kace. .stSesss, October
Is, lss9.-This road y now open. Oars will starr,
I'll midnight, running eastwsrd ON Third-stEeet
from Wood to Lawrence street, and westward on
Wood. Citisens. will plesse besr In mind that the
cars will invariably cro fntevsscting streets before
''OSEid7i OcSis.ti W. JAMES J. ROBBINS. President
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Wigwam Tonic.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF THIS EXCEL-
"A LENT TONIC Just received and for sale by
ALBEWT ROSS, Druggist
ja3o 8. W. cor. Eigh th.st and Westarn row.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a~.DR. BOYNTON's LECTURES.
v~ Dr. Boynton respectfully announces that
IN addition to his Lecture on ths CoAL EosHAT1oNs,
ING, January 80, he will introduce his immense
IRON GALVANIO BATTERY, and give series Of
brilliant and startling Experiments illustrating Its
power.
Tickets, for the three remaining Lectures 80 cents
single admission Is cents.
Lecture to commence quarter before O'clock. a
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NEYIDENCE ACCUMULATEa.

49, CINCINNATI, Dec. IL, le59.-Mr. y. Palmer
Dear Sir: some five years since received severe
injury on my left arm, near the elbow, since which
have beon greatly annoyed by cutaneous disease
on the Same. After using various remedies without
success, I was induced to try your Vegetable Cos.
metc iocion, and am happy In informing you that
and free from disease a. Its mate.
Gratsfully yours,
No. 146 West Third street.
For sale BY druggists everywhere. Be sure to get
Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion and accept OF
nothing else. 6OL0N PALMER, Agent.
de2O No. ss West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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~Ev EVANS & wATsoNs
g: :; ::::::: :: :: :: :: ::
Sj2 No 304 Chestnut Street,
- above Third.
49zzzz PHILADELPHIA,

PHiLsDsLPhA, Sept. %, 1850.
To the President of the Pennsylvania
Agricultural Society
The subscribers, your committee To examine the con.
tents of sALAMANDER SAFE Of Evans Watson,
after being exposed to strong fire the fair grounds
eish, hours, respectfully represent
That after cords OF oak wood and three or pine
had been consumed around the safe il opened,
the presence of the committee, md the contents taken
out, little warmd but not even scorched.
Several Silver Medals heretofore received by the manu-
ncuers and large quantity Of documents, in the
safe, and came out entirely uninjured.
The experiment satisfied of the capacity of Safes q
ts kind to protect contents from any fire to which they
may I've exposed.
The Committee awarded Diploma and Silver Medal
GEO. w. WOODWARD,
JOHN w. GEARY,
J, p. RUTHERFORD,
ALFRED :. GII.LETT.
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NOTICE.
HAM u u ss!.isss;:.
THE
ADAMS EXPRESS [

Give notice that they have concluded
ments with the Northern Central Raj
Company, to run trains from Baltimore fo
Harrisburg, Dauphin, II slifax, Trevortoi
bury, Northumberland, Lewisburg, Milton
cy, Williamsport, and all intermediate ST
Connecting at Harrsburgh with the GI
WESTERN EXPRESS for Pittsburg, {
natl, 81. Iouis >,he West.
Also with Howard & Cos Express at \
or Danville, Bloomsburg, Wilkesbarre, PITT
Scranton, and intermediate Stations on the
tawissa, Lackawana and Bloomsburg Rail Il
At Wiliamsport, by Howard & Co.'S Expn
Jersey Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by
ard & Co., and their connections, for Cal
Troy. Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara,
to all accessible points in Western New
and canada, by which they will forward
Merchandise, Specie, Bank Notes, Jewelry,
Valuable Packages of every description.
Also, Notes, Drafts and Bills for Collectio
Experienced and efficient messengers empl
and every effort will be made to render sa,i
ton.
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Penn'a Division. Phil
A. w. FISHER, Agent for Suntury.
April 0, 1859.
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This Celebrated Washing Soaps now in mar
ket Tor more than year, and that it has giver
universal satisfaction, is evident from the f.
that the Manufacturers Of it, in order to sr
the demand, have been obliged to incrsasr
capacity to make equal to One Hundre
sand Pounds per Week 1t is doci'
and cheapest Soap ever made in
One Pound of it will go as far, 70
Three Of the Common Soap in &c
is made upon new principle, of t
ais, and known only to VAN II.
KEoSE. 1t does away entirely
board-saves the necessity of boilin,
it does not shrink Flannels, REy
INK on FAINT spoLs perfectly,
most delicate fabric, saves fully
time and labor usually spent to do
Ii is warranted free from SAL Sc
injurious alkaies. and guaranteed
injure he clothes.
For Sale by all respectable Gr,
Wholesale by
THAN & McKEON
No. 70 and "a South VII
Philadclii
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
The Missionary Instit
Selinsgrove, Pa,

FACULTY.
Rev. p. BORN, A. M, Principal, all
Greel and English Literature.
THEOPHILUS WEVER, A. NJ. Vice Pi.
ciPsl and Prof of Latin and Natural Science
WIN. NOETLING, A. B. e. E., Prof OF
Math, (Pure and Applied)
VNHE second scholastic year of this Institute
= will commence on Thursday, the 22d Of
September next The Collegiate Department
embraces an English scientific and classical course
Of instruction, including ancient and modern
languages, mathematics. natural sciences, &c.
TERMs-Boardng may be had from 81 SO
to $2 per week.
Tuition. per session, (of thirteen weeks) SIS,
" and 80, according to the grade of studies
pursued.
Tuition in all cases, and boarding, il obtained
in the Institute building, must be paid in advance
The Principal will DO assisted by competent
and experienced teachers.
For further particulars address any of the Pro.
fessors.
Selinsgrove, Pa, August ~, ls59-ly
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STILL ANOTHER.

WLMlNeroS, Sept. IL, 1s5o,-NIesss. Eyas I Wat
son, Philadelphia
Gentlemen The saamunder Fire. Proof Safe of your
manure, purceased by us from your Agent, Ferris and
uhteu OF our city, some nine months ago severely
tried by burglars last Saturday night although they
had sedge hammer, cold chises and gunpowder, they
did not succeed in opening the Safe The lock being one
of"Halls Patent Powderproofn - they could not ge, the
powder into IT, but drilled hole IN the lower panel and
forced IN large charge, which gnited and although
,he door inside and out, showed the explosion have
been small one was not forced open We suppose they
were the greater part of the night work on it, We are
much grated at the result of attempt to enter IT, and il
the above acsare Of any service you are liberty use
them. Yours, truly, - -
DAINARD 4 TONES
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Tay,

where vi,
they willt
9Th. t.
knowledge
any other y
With all L.
international, a.
Hotel. "
June IS, iso9.-ir
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BAYNARD 4 JONES.
Great Fire !-Another Triumph -

KsoxvrtLE, Tennessee, March 18th, 1859.
hessrs Evans and Watson, Gentlemnn-It affords me
great pleasure to TO you that the Saanane Safe which
purchased Of you in February 1885, proved be what
you recommended it-a sure protection from FIRE My
storehouse together with several Others burned the
ground in March last The Safe full through into the ce
and was exposed to intense heat for six eight hours
and when it taken from the ruins and opened all lts
contents where found to be perfect state the books and
the papers not being injured any whatever can cheer
fully recommend your Safes to the community believing
as do that they proof ms II ia possible oi
any Safe to be mnde. THOMASJ POWELL,
u large assortment &C the above SAFES always
on hand at 3Oi Chesnu street. (ate 81 south Fourth ST.
Philadelphia.
October rs, 1s59.-cly
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SUSQUEHANNA FEMALE
COLLEGE.
SELINS. ROVE, pa

~ > = n ~ " v Il n
THIS School is intended afford the very best adyan-
tages at moderate charge to such may be
to its care. The building is large, well arranged, and
urnished with every thing necessary health and COM
OFT. Parents and Guardians invited to examine It's
claims aud to support It only in may be found
to possess real meIIt
Rev. G. c. BAUGHMAN, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs. NJ. l.. BArGnMAS,)
Miss l.. w. RuSDELL, Assistant Teachers.
Miss JULIA A. CAILIN, ]
Dr. r. HOLM Rev B. KURTZ d d. I. l.. D.; X Rev
S. DOMER, A. M, Lecturers.
EXPENSES.
Boarding tuition in the regular course including
LATIN, washing, lights, fuel and of furnished
room per session of months, $50 90
Fee for Reading Room, 90
DAY SCHOLARS
Tuition in the Collegiate Department per session. SIS 90
Academic " 10 90
Incidental charge for fuel ink chalk &c. 1 SO
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on the Piano with use OF Instrument, 90 40
/" '' Melodeon II 90
Gultar II 00
Harp, 20 90
Special instruction in Vocal Music 90
Drawing with use OF models, 90
On falntlng, ~ 90
Greeki ueTnan and French cnch, 90
Payments to be made half advance, and the balance
at the middle of the session.
There will lie no deduction for absence except cases
of protracted sickness liberal deduction will be made
in favor Of the daughters Of Clergyman.
For Circulars Address
Rev. C. C. BAUGIMAN,
Or Rev 8. DOMER.
Sellns- Grove, Pa, Sept. 10, lS59.-ly
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rroosurer,s Sale of Real Estate.

Apreeably to the provisions OF the Act OF
Assembly, entitled "an Act to reduce the
State debt, &C., passed the 29tb day OF April
1914, for non payment Of taxes, and its sup
plemept thereto, the Treasurer OF Northup;
berland county berebv gives notice to all
norsons concerned therein, that unless the
tonnty. State, Road and School Taxes, DC,
dine on the following real estate in the county
Of Northumberland, are not paid before tue
day OF sale, the whole, or such parts oil eoeh
as will pay the charges aud costs chargeaoie
thereon, will be sold at the Court House, IN
the borough of Sunbury, county o! Nort6um.
berlapd, on Monday, the llth day OF June
next; and the sale will be continued by ad,
journment from day to day, for arrearages ol
taxes due the said county, aud the cost
accruipg on each respectively
Amount Of Tax.
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TO BOllsekeepers.


COMETHlNG NEw.-B. T. BABBITr's BEST
- MEDICINAL SALERATUS.
6SI lsmanufactured from common SALT and ls pre-, 6S
w pared entirely different from other Shleratus. OC
the deleteriOus matter extracted in such manner
AND as to produce Bread Biscuit, and all kinds Of AND
Cake, without containing particle Of Saernus
IN when the Bread Cake is baked thereby pro- IN
" ducing wholesome results. Every particle of ~
Saeratus is turned to gas and passes through the
Bread or iscut while Baking consequently
nothing remains but common Salt Water and
Flour. You will readily perceive by the taste
of this Salerntus that it is entirely different from
GS other Saleratus. lfS
1t is packed in pound papers, each wrap w
49, per branded, "B. 4. Rabbits Best Medicinal
NM Saerutus also, picture twisted loaf Of bread AND
- with glass of effeIvescing water on the top -
~ When you purchase paper you should pre- I1
serve the wrapper and be particular to get the
M next exactly like the frst-brand as above.
OS Full directions for making Bread with this
Saleratus and Sour Milk or Cream Tartar, will
xn accompany each package Inlso, directions for 40
AND making ali kinds OF Pastry also for making So (S
n da Water and Seidlitz Powders.
~ MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP AND
with -
b. T. b "A b B TITS ~
~ PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
20 Warranted double The strength OF ordinary Po q
ash put up in cans-l H., . lbs lbs, lbs, and
Nd l2 bs-with full directions for making Hard and
Soft Soap Consumers will find this cheapest oC
IN Potash in market
~ Manufactured and for sale by AND
b. r. BABBITT
Nos. 6S and 20 Washington. ST., New-YoIk IN
and No. % India-st, Boston. ~
June II, ls59.-IyJe
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TREAsURER'S SALES.

A LIST Of the Unseated lands advertised
A for sale by Jacob +. Rohrbacb, Treasurer
of Northumberland county, agreeably to an
Act of the General Assembly Of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania. passed the 18th
day of March, l845 and the supplement
thereto, entitled an Act directing the mode
Of selling Unseated Lands for taxes and other
purposes, will be exposed to public SALE al
the Court House, in the Borough of Sudbury,
on the llth day Of June, 1860, at 10 o'clock,
a. IN, the following described Tracts Of Land
for arrearages OF Taxes due and the costs
sccruing on each tract respectively, to wit -
II not sold on the day above mentioned, to be
adjourned from day to day.
Acres. Warrantee's Names. Amt Due.
Ants Henry
Adams Thomas
1914 Jenkins James
Ants Frederick Coal $3.50 So
Adams Robert
Foster Thomas
John Jenkins
+. Ants
II. Adams
l704 Richard Salmau Mt.CarI All 90
Richard Manning
Edmund Hof
James Grier
Thomss Grier
Rohsst Chsmplain
4hos. Champlsin
967 Wu. Morrison At. Carmel,
lanes Stephenson 3I9 o.
James Cowart
lssac Nsd
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uo\a Dominio1,
c OF POT
Tea Pot,

Being based, as DR.. Hall, of the
journal OF Health, says, ION science
ana common sense" are rapidly
coming into use, and destined soon
to supercede all others.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY
III & lle s. Tenth St., PHILADELPHIA.
Sole Manufacturers under the Patent
He-tor sale by Dealers in House.
generally.
December 4, 1879.
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CAUTION

-, CAUTION
There being several imitation bra nds Of l.,
slVe Soap in Market. the public are notifie
none is genuine except VAN HAGEN
kEoSE is Stamped upon each Bar of tn,
as well as the B ,xes.
Sunbury, Oct. 30, 1859.
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NEW FLOUR, FEED, FRUl
PROVISION ST.

THE subscriber respectfully infon
Il zens Of SuDbury and the surroun
borhood, that he has opened Store al
west corner Of Market Square, oPpo,iie
Rsilrcad Hotel, where he is reccivin
keep on hand, Flour, Feed, Fruit and
Of all kinds, soch as
WHEAT, RYE q BUCKWHEAT
Oats, Corn and all kinds of Feed, e.
Oranges, Nuts &C., Fresh Shad II
son, Early Vegetables Fruit q
from the South.
He will constantly receive, Ivy Railr
Baltimore and Philadelphia, all the del
the season, as they come into market, a
by prompt attention aud reasonable pri
ceivc a share of the public patronage.
VIM. HOO
Sunbury, April l6, 1852 ly.
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r A v Z r. N S IA NJ ID
FOR SALE.

YNHE subscriber offers at private sale, on rea.
Il sonable terms, the well known TAVERN
STAND, in Sunbury, Northumberland county,
Pa, kept as such by Michael Wilvert. The
houseis located on Fawn street, near the Sha-
mokin Valley and Pottsvle Rail Road Depot,
and is doing an excellent business. The build.
ing is LARGE FRAME HOUSE, being near.
ly new. There is also on the premises large
Stable and Shed, lately erected, with an Ice
House and other conveniences. The property
is in good repair, with good garden and choice
fruit on the lot.
He also offers for sale valuable Lot in the
upper end of the town.
For further particulars apply TO
EMANUEL WILVERT,
March 81, 1860 SunbuLy, Ia.