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Estate Of George Derk, deceased

ASSssssS ~ "Soh Sc Dcah, ueSchsSu
Gideon Derk, 10 the Orphans Court
rs. of Northumberland
The heirs OF George County, Aug. Term,
Derk, decd. 1860.
Rule on the heirs and legal representatives
to accept or refuse to take the Real Estate Of
uecedeut at the valuation thereof made by an
Inquest, or show cause why the same should
not be sold.
To the heirs and legal representatives Of
George Derk, late Of Cameron township, Nor
cumberland county, Pennsylvania, deceased,
to wit: Samuel Derk, residing in the State Of
Ohio Catharlne Derk. intermarried with Ad-
am Fees Elizabeth Derk, iutsrmarried with
George herstetter; George Derk, Michael
Derk, Daniel Derk, John Derk, Gideon Derk
Benjamln Derk, Peter Derk, Maria Derk, in
termarrlrd with Benjamin Weary; Medoue
Derk, Christianns Derk, intermarrled with
Pniip GRADER; Solams Derk, iutermarried
With Andrew klinger, oil residine IN North
CUMBERLAND county, and Leah Detk, intermar-
ried with Solomon Bolig, residing in Potter
county, Pa.
You and each Of you are hereby notified.
that by virtue Of the above Rule OF Court, you
are required to be and appear at an Orphan s
Court to be held at Sudbury, in and for the
county Of Northumberland. on the first Mon.
day oil November next 1860, and then aud
there accept or refuse to take the Real Estate
OF the said George Derk, deceased, at the val
uatlon thereof made by an Inquest thereon
had, or show cause, il any you have, why the
said premises should not be sold according tc
the Act OF Assembly in such case made aud
provided.
JAMES VANDYKE. Sheriff.
Sherifis Office,
| Sunbury, Oct. 6, 1860.
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Business Goats, &c.
VESTS OF ALL KINDS.
CnderShirts. DraMeIs &c

HATS AND CAPS-
BOOTS AND SHOES, of the latest STYLES
of every description and quality, cheaper than
ever.
Their assortment Of gentlemen's furnishing
Clothing is the most complete
Their variety and styles most attractive.
nd the prices defy all competition.
Rr Call and examine for yourselves.
SCWEIrZER, HEILBRONNER & co.
Sunbury, Oct. 6, 1860.
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DR.. F. HUMPHREYS & Co.
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by A. w. FISCHER, Agent.
Sunbury September Is, 1860.

From the New York Examiner, August, %,
1859
SPALDIsGs PREPARED GLUE is designed for
repairing furniture in all cases where cabinet.
makers glue is used. It's excellent for men.
ding books, rcfastening the loosened leaves
and covers quickly and firmly. 1t is put up
10 bottle or glass gius-pot, with brush. and
will become indispensable to the housekeeper.
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The Northern Central Railway.
The arrival Of Pamrnesr ] Ini"s "n the North
ern C,n,ral Rail Road from Sunbury, is as fol-
ows:
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6hamokin Coal Trade.

.SHANoKIs, September 20. 1860.
TONS. cwT.
Sent for the week ending Sept.
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And now, cir, have done. This contest
was not provoked by me. ! have maintain.
ed o studied silence since the opening Of the
session, and now regret the time which this
debate has consumed But when gentlemen
call me to task, will defend myself and,
as the debate has led to disclosures which
may be rather unpleasant. my colleague must
remember that the contest was one which be
provoked.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06

ern C,n,ral Rail Road from sunbury, is as iol-
ows
Mail Train, Norm, i,lePM N, =, Wr' "
South, 50AM, S'oz a. W.
Night Express, North ,Sss ,9ss 4 H. ,OlaP e,GA NJ
sunbury g. Erie Railroad.
The arrival and departure Of Passenger Trains on tho
Sunbury Erie Railroad at this place, is a. follows
Arrival. Departure.
Mail Train, North, 4,lsP.M a0P NJ
:. " South, $50 A. NJ e,52 AM.
Nigh, E1pe~ NORTH 1905 ,aes 4 NJ ia,,S iaiS n
Freight and Accom-, North, $40 A. NJ.
" South, 6,i5 Pm
The shnmokin Valley and Potsvilie Railroad.
Passenger tmin leaves SunhuIy Mt Q 600AM.
{" Mt. Carmel, 40 NJ.
LACKAwANNA AND BLOOMsBURG RAIL
ROAD
The arrival and departure Of Passenger Trains
from Northumberland
Mail train South, arrives at $40 A.
North, leaves 4.50 p.
E1. Freight. South arrives " $50 "
North, leaves I" $40 A. NJ.
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VERMIN,

"Not dangerous to the Human Family.
"Rats come Uut Of their holes to die.n
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COLUMBIAN FIRE COMPANY, .

sheriA's Office,
SunburY. Oct. 6. 1860.
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To ApvERTisKRs.- The circulation OF the svSBuRy
AMERICAN among the different towns the susquehanna
ia not exceeded, IL equalled by any paper Published in
Northsrn Pennsyivanla.
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TKTHE onGiRaTEl CITIES.
' CIi1:hiTt1 GITTc..-.
CXfasnsTEl GlTTl-,.
Il CMSESaTLJ llTTI..J.

Prem rfe,i8sn, Smith, Of tie we,ltyan tniysrs,ryl
MfppLFrowS, CoNN.. Feb. =. lS5J.
stru w. FowLt 20. GentleUaeH l hTsI nls $
use u the DESzenat-d Hftets seven az TT
tsats stbse. Having suffered twenty NpsTs fr,.i A
tifm a ID .l~p.ii winch attended with nrryoa1.
hsadafhs, average Of les than das IA
Sesk, ~as induced by Tie uhpfrIrndinE Ieeunn,rbd,-
tna - hf t'tccn '' 10 ny battle, sHi no LeLeGt
Va. terstsed - diseaailnue It's use."
he Hss Il UHe battle aTEHted ftriher trsi n tho
stisni II sfne three st win eafrt5l tb.eryance
Tie accompanying difeeiiAH-. he
rhtiFr frisf rim the usual dyslrptc ,ymt,tu. aid
isif dspfe-sng, PaiBi 4 seluenees lelieve these
Bitter flared entire change IA The habifs al my
s1sis, and uIna tho active energies II Tie digestive
egEahs. desm myself A. EXEMPT ffuIn ny spep-i,
A. s=t sfssa-. These Bitter, have also Teen .sssiss
:, sthsf ms aibsrs Of ny family
Very respectfully yorrs,
AUGUSTUS ". SMITH.
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Letter Postage 70 oreign Countries.

To Ensland, Ireland CT scotland, tCa}fornia, o..
egon and Was iegton excepted "a cents hall
ounce. From California Oregon " v ashias ton,
% cents half ounce.
To Fraace and Algeria ty Freooh mails. i6 ceat.
quarter ounce, 81 cents nall ounce.
To German states by Prussian closed mail, 50 cts.
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hall ounce.
French mail, y cents quar-
.or ounce, t2lts, hal: ounce
B.emen mil, except kre-
men. Frankfort Luxrm5ur
WuFtemburg. Holland and
the Netherlands - cents
half ounce.
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land an i the Netherlaa l., }
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"arrcn'S
c o [ G. II 3 4 / S A N,

Has been found. by experience. 70 be the Bes,
Remedy FOR the various Disease oil the
Lungs, and Throat, such A.
l,thma Bronehttis Consumption. Group, Inepsn.a
Plurtsy PaeunoHi1 Inflammation Of me LuH3s,
AMI RhooPtag cough,
In tbs Complaints this Medicine has superior; and
while riheaeiaus Il IS perfectly sae - administer r.
persons Of al axes.
With the return Of cold aestuer invariably appear
Coughs aud Colds which II neglected may lead slow
disease swirl decline As fire, which al lie first Ne
uiug right have been quenchet by snle Plfali Of
water # unchecked becomes ig short time o1Hhasr-
ton which, in spit ot all after rur sh Consume city
cid or cough ~ Is nrst appeara c. may p, cured
" few doses u WAKKESs G0rGu B4I>AN, witch If 81
lowed even few days. may eventually prove
fatal.
being at paluabte eraiuc AVID irratuG5te as
yreverare Of all The Diseases Of the Throat Lungs and
6ronehla.
Ia Asrnss, however violcn: AID distressing, hi: BAL
sam gives prompt relief
In BK1SoHrrfs and ISErNaSA relieves the irritation
icosens The Cough, and promotes favorable e1pec;or
In csorr s powers Amos magical. THIS nstuou.
disease coming literally se thiet in the night may
be specially and efectuay arrested by few timely doses
Every flmlly should keep itin tn house. and thus
avoid the dangerous delay oecas,ne ~ sending for
the medicine when needed for immediate
The Bssr recommendation for co0O madcinH s found
IN It's u.s. II the following certificate, rs who has
used IT, give you confidence in it, Try bottle
t,r yourself ana you viii be convinced II Will
but twenty cents aud may save you as many dola
IN time aud doctors bills.
from Charles s. Crosby County Attorney for Penobsco,
Co inty
Ma wlRrrV-Dear Sir | have used your Cough
Rails am, few times during the past year. when have
had severe cough and lungs and il has never failed
10 give me immediate relief and effect speedy cure l.
The most ecacous medicine for the purpose r which
Won recommend that have tried Others have used
il under my observation and always with the best results
CHARLES ). ca Shy.
r-y Prepared and sold by AMBROSE wa tREN Dor
Aslc pRUeGtsr No Granite Block East Market square,
Bangor Maine.
c. O. PEEK. Agent, Ellsworth.
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subscribers Of the American.
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day ard Saturday, at So. v.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

49, We believe that the Legislatures Of all
the extreme : r.snern States have been convened.
with the exception OF Texas. and that too, would
b. in session, bat for the action Of her Governor.
who has chosen 10 disregard the popular viii
The South Carolina State Convention assem-
BLEED last Monday twas supposed that iis fir,
net would be the SECESSION Of that State from the
eoniedcracy. The secession feeling is rapidly
gaining ground and i, is expected that other
STATES will quickly follow the Palmetto State.
Conventions will be held in January by all the
cotton States, aud the probability is. that they
will all scccde With South Carolina, Georgia
Florida. Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana, and
Texas ont OF the Union. the other southern
States will not hong hesitate what course To pur-
sue. Theuest twenty days are pregnant with i'm
portant events. The New York Tribune re-
CARDS late demonstrations IN this ln,,,ude as
Southern buster, and the Louisville Journal
speo1ts over II us n matter Of rielcule.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

The plan iog state Convention recon-
mrnded by CT gentlemen from various
portions of the State, including the Lieut..
Governor, aud which has been sent IN
circular form to every county, seems To
met with general approval, 1t ~ en-
dorscd hy Judges Wheeler and Roberts
Of the supreme Court, and by every
prnmincnt man in the State favorable 10
resistance lis adoption is urged 10y The
state Gazette, Houston Telegraph, Gal
weston News, and 10y every public Jnurn'
al that has vet noticed IT, This plan
originated at Houston, was introduced
in a lagc public meeting by Hon. A'hhel
smith. and was unanimously adopted
A. i, i, important to have uniform ac
tion throughout the state, we have no
doubt it viii meet with general concur
renee Many counties have adopted a.
aud among others, smith and Rusk The
Galveston News thus cpitomlzcs this
plan:
list The election to be held on the s'h o
January. lStl.
"a The election 'o be ordered and returns r.
ccivcl b, the oiiccrs directed To perform that
duiy by the new appotIionmea law oi the last
Legislature. that j. los The ,hiei Justice ol that
county. or 81 the Representative District as dcs
isualetl los that law
Ia en-. .atI / 'httf .Iu.firp nFplpgtg net
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

Tns L,rysr. MIR y. G, wilder, who has just re-.
turned. briggs da,as To the evening Of the 18th.
The excitement At Washington. New York, and
throughout the country has never been eqnslled.
nea. Cas-, Secretary II State. has resigned. His
resignation produced profound sensation at Wash.
ington lie has openly declared disnDion inevitable,
Col. +. W Piekeps has been elected Governor Of
South Carolina
An immense meeting was held in Philadelphia "a
vorahle to Cancellation.
Mr. Johnson Of Tennessee has introduced reso ai,ns
into the Senate proposing Constitutional amendments
Nf. Dickinson is spoken Of a. the successor of
Gen. Cas- Gen Scot, sisi.ed the sending Of add
tona orces 10 South Carolina Ia protect the pnblic
property. Gen. Cass aud the President would not
listsu To Il. MI Douglas expected to make a
speech taking the position that II thu duty the
fferidsn, 10 the whole power Of the Government
sxnn,4 secession.
The Congressional Commute Of Thirty Three. il b
stated have agr,es apon manifesto u their oons.t
nsDts asserting that ali argumen, was exhausted :
that the Black Republicans mean, nothing that would
satisfy the -oa'h and that speedy and ABSOLUTE sepa
ration wa the only alternative
The President recommends day Of national hunt.
s,on and prayer
torros. The evening Picsyune n the 18th s,stes
that the Europa. advice- caused an advance II , e.
good demand and arm market M.ddling quo
ted n from u b. 10 cent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

Il N~thesu ccnasscsacy. sWd u ~csld b com
ul.ei to resort TO direct taxation 10 sappo9 ths
0ovrrumeut. the So1theru coossScrscy woded ~.
rive "a aln,niant rrvruue from ia lmP"sta ~
the whole rrnlacts N the ccactry exP1ts1.
amopansins 10 oy7aoo0Ooo. i. IL asc~rts'a.d
that tho South supplies ~ 900 600. Vii: ~
North furnishes only sso0No 400: TT es!sss
u exports r ~ mixed up that u disec~ :" cesf'
mine what proportions Of il oavh to Dc a..'e"a
10 each section: bu. |. i sak' to assume mat AZ
la>ss twenty nsillso~s n il ssso~s :" thu south
whose whole exports would thus be s2io.'so. DIV.
This would b. On. s.sple basis for e2~"@""
.,poets which At ss,laccl tariff OF twenty PIT
cent. would bring a revenue Of esoooo~"'
which would be quite Sufficient for The eSg'nc.s
Of the government The hest part Of the North,
err population would migrate 10 The south, ana
vc,v soon the nnmbers. instead Of being eighteen
miliioos North against nlpe millions 'sou'h. WI
;,c rcvcr~sl. Manufactures wnnld be establish
al in the Ssu,th with Northern capital. aud the
North would become "a waste, ho~l'i'v s'hFF'
na.." The shipping Of New York ~oald ro' 70
tI,s docks, and the grass woali grow 10 :"
streets. Real estate now 81 valuable, ~o"'' !"
reiuccd to ten pr cent Of ir value
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

LOUISIANA The Louisiana Legislature hich
commenced on The 10th inst has provided for
calling State Convention The deaeeai'. r.
TO be elected on the ,,h Of January, 1851 and
the Convention meets on the esd " the same
mouth. An appropriation Of S50,000 WAS
passed 10 pay the mileage aud per diem OF the
members, and for other expense incident to the
convention, A proposition was introduced in
the House that commissioners be appointed %
visit zach and every .hgeaoldng state, which
Was rejected-nye. q nays "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

T. SlAyr Owners Slammed J Richardson
ESD. who h..s been appointed by the Mayor of
Marshall, Captain Of the Special Police ha re-
aucs,cd Us to give notice to slave owners. tina,
the statute regulations Of the State Of Texas, IN
relation 10 SAVES, will be, ior the future, sum
MARTY enforced. They are requested to keep
III "a within bounds Al all times but more par
ticnlarly during The Christmas holidays In the
prrsen, state Of political exciemra, and IN view
Of events ina, occurred last summer, too much
vigilance cannot be exercised
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

Ral- We neglected TO notice the Mass Meeting
held in this county on the sth TO nominate n
candidate iDr a State Convention ia place Of Col.
W. +. Ilhl, who had declined Judge W H..
Ochil,rec was dominated on the first ballot The
nlan recommended for a State Convention at
Anstn Houston. and Galveston, noticed else
where was adopted