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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S.
The Hon, Horace Maynard, OF Tennessee,
is at Frankfort
Agents are now stationed along the Ono
river TO prevent the Smuggling OF arms into
Kentucky.
The Bulletin says that five hundred troops
from Trrre Huute have gone up the Green
river, Kentucky, and taken possession OF
locks Nos. 4 and B. A shot was fired at
them. but the sssuIlant was killed by the
return iir-
Many Union families have fed to Evans.
vile from the Green river country
A regiment of cavalry from Ono has gone
into camp near Covlugton, 90 the Lexington
pike. p
Cynthiaua, Kentucky, is occupied by Fed
eral troops.
National hsgs we're thrown to the breeze
from the Louisville ii Hotel aud Calf House,
to-day.
Seventeen Rebels. including James b.
CLAW and Col II. q. Harris, OF Madison
krutucky. were brought here this aiterno"n
un committed. A writ of habedS corpus 10
Claws case has beeu issued, returnable before
Judge CatrOn on Nj Mondsy.
Beuson Ormsby, lawyer OF this city, wal
arrested, tut discharged Op taking the oalt
Of allegiance.
1t is reported that some Of Buckner's reoe
force attacked the Union camp at Mud river
forty miles hom Rowling Green, under Col
Hawkins, and that tina sssailsnts were badi
whipped. The Union men are hockipg L
Col Hawkins from all directions, With sho
guns aud Kentucky rifles.
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Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial is an unfail
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omplaints, Blind and Bleeding Piles, Nervous
Debility, and for Female weakness and Itrcgu.
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The well known efficacy of Pine Tree Tar in
the cure OF external affections or Sores pointed it
out AS the Natural Remedy for what Ply srians
call Inhercuar affections Chat is to say, Sores)
upon the Lungs. 1t remained TO discover the
best means OF application. which discovery has
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If you have DYSPEPSIA. use
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A sure cure Warranted for one dollar, or the
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Buy box and take them according to direc
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AGENrs-Wm. Weimer, Northumberland.
A. W. Fischer, Sunbury.
Call at either place, and get n descriptive Cir.
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August 10, lS6l.-ly
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Estate of Henry Weaver, Deceased.

Michael Weaver, Writ of Partition or
VS.. Valuation issued out of
The heirs Of Henry the Orphans Court OF
Weaver, decd. Northumberland county.
Returnable to November Term, A. d. 1861.
LIST, Christopher Weaver; Cd, Jesse Weaver.
who died before said intesate. leaving a widow,
Eliza Weaver, and the following named children,
being grand children of said intestate, to wit -
Ann Eliza Weaver, Charles Weaver, George
Weaver, Marietta Weaver. William Quinn
Weaver, John Weaver, Ruth Weaver and
Luther Weaver, the last seven of whom
minols; Sd, Michael Weaver; 4ih, Joseph
Weaver, who is now deceased, leaving issue one
child to wit: Minerva Weaver, a minor 5th
Elizabeth Boulton, formerly Weaver, being now
intcrmarred with William b. Bonlton; 9th,
George Weaver; 7th, Sarah, intermarried with
John Cuthbert
Yor and each of you are hereby notified that
by virtue Of the above writ, to me directed, an
inquest will he held at the late residence Of said
Henry Weaver, deceased, in Northumberland
county. Pennsy sylvania, on Thursday, October
10th, 1861, at / o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose
of making partition Of or to value and apprase
the real estate of said decedent, to wit: Two
certain messuages and tracts of land situate in
Rush township, Northumberland county, Penna.,
one thereof adjoining land of Catharine Haugha'
wout on the North, and of Philip Weaver on the
Fast land Of Ham an Kline, o p. Patton and
Martin Weaver, and the Cattawissa road on the
South, and land in possession of Peter Haugha'
won't on the West, containing one hundred acres
with allowance. more or lsss, whereOn are erected
two twos'ory frame dwelling houses, large
frame barn, wagon house, a good spring of
water, an orchard, &c, the whole of which is
cleared and in good state of cultivation. The
other thereof bounded on the North by land of
Christian and William Rhians and land of Philip
Weaver, on the South by land of said Philip
Weaver, and on the West by land of Cstharne
Haughawout, containing twenty acres, strict
measure, more or less. with the appurtenances.-
AT which time and place you may attend if you
see proper.
DAVID WALDRON, Sheriff
Sherih's Office. Sunbury,I
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do this the mnTe readily in regard to "IIoofand's Ger
man BheTs" prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson of this city,
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am indebted Ia my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the
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agement to try hem when suffering from great and long
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al, 1S6l-ly
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/ are barefooted. and they had but few or no
| tents--strsw and bushes being their only
| shelter.
II is believed here that maryland
| regiments have pecodsd from Beauregard's
army within few days.
From facts ascertained here, IL appears
that on Wednesday last General Fremont
released Col. Blair from arrest. using Ian
gusge 10 the order tantemount TO q defiance
OF the Colonel to present his charges formally
On Thursday Colonel Blair presented charges
formally against Gen. Fremont, in response
to the defiance. Thereupon General Fremont
imme diately arrested Colonel Blair and sent
him to Jefferson Barracks. On Friday night
the telegraph was allowed to communicate
the fact that Blair had been freed from arrest
the previons Wednesday, bu, the offensive
paragraph in the order of release was snp'
pressed, and the fact Of Col. Blair's second
arrest withheld.
The army regulations allow no officer to
be arrested for a longer period than eight
days, without charges being preferred.
General Fremont disregsrded the regulations
10 the case of Colonel Blair. After this
violation of the regulations, a second arrest
for the same cause, and without charges, has
attracted attention and caused much remark.
The great fact 10 relation to this case is that
General Scott to day ordered the uncondl'
tional release Of Colonel Blair.
Commissary General Gibson who died here
to day, was aged about eighty.fve years, and
long held that position. He entered the
army 10 1908 as Captain of Infantry from
Pennsylvania.
A contrsbsnd was brought to headquarters
at Upton's Hill yesterday. He was the
groom of Gen. Beanregard at the time the
latter occupied Falls Church as his head
onarters. The contrabaud states that be
overheard several conversations between
Gen. Beauregard and bis officers and in one
instance the General remarked that be was
fesrfol of attacking the Federal troops oppo-
site Washington owing to the fact that by
so doug he would unnecf ssarlly sacrifice so
many lives but would fall back and within
six miles of Falls Church he would be happy
to welcome the United States forces with
bloody hands to bospitable graves"
1t appears that female Rebel Of high
social standing at Lexington, obtained
admission to Col. MuiligaD's Notifications,
disguised as mulatto washerwoman. and
took complete sketch and plan of the works,
and reported to the Rebels.
1t lie believed the Rebels have from 10000
to $4,000 men at Lexington, and are daily
receiving renlorcements. They will stand
their ground if attacked. It'll supposed that
Gen. Price will, 10 two or three weeks, have
from 10000 to 10000 there, and will meet
US with that number.
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New Advertisements.
Supreme Court Of Pennsyl-
Vania.
NORTHERN DISTRICT.


NOTICE is hereby given that the Supreme
~ Court for the Northern District Of Pennsyl'
vania will commence its annual session on the
first Monday of October next, at 10 o'clock AM.
at the Court H ,use in the Borough of Sunbury
CHARLFs PLEASANTS, Pro,h'y.
Prohonotary's office,
Sunhury, Sept. 10Th. 1861.
LIST OF CAUSES OF ARGUMENT.
Bredinger VS. Rice. North'J county.
Ross VS. Malcolm, Union :"
Quinn VS. Jenkins, North'd 9.
4 Aurand VS. Scheflley, 4" d"
5 Ly. co. VI Co VS. Fumcr & Co., Lyconi.
6 Lewisburg University VS. Reber
and Musser. Union county.
7 Bittenbender VS. S g. Co North'd "
8 Dewa,t VS. II Is Masser.
0 Clement & Masser VS. Tapgart ct al. Union
10 Jacob w Smith, dec d. Appeal, Snyder CO.
II Nor Cen r h Co, VS. Hendricks. North'd co
~ McGargle VS. Arthur ct al, I.ycoming co.
l3 Rank VS. Orwig. Union co.
ID Public road near Aliens Lyeoming co
Is Child VS. Brown township, "
l6 Kepler VS. Kibling. SNYDER "
II Ex'rs. of X Hilbish, decd VS. Means, {" "
IS Weitzei VS. Mar d Gritty, Nouh'd "
10 Clement VS. Wight, "
20 Sechler vs. Bostian, Lycoming "
81 Daumgarjner vs. Clement, North'd" "
% zimmerman VS. Wyoming Can {, Montour" "
23 Uman VS. Durham, Lycoming
"a West Br Bk VS. Armstrong,
25 Fessler VS. Fields,
26 Shamokin V & r. r Co VS.
Livermore and Malone, North'd "
27 Cameron d Billinger VS. FreehurGer, Union
% Vincen,s admir- VS. Watson's ex'r, North'd "
30 same vs same
80 West Br Ins Ca Helienstein,
3! Hottensten VS. 4 uten, Montour "
80 Miller VS. Casseherry. Lycoming
80 Kershner VS. Stark, Field & Co ct al. SNYDER
"a CauI's adm'r VS. Davis, Northd CO
35 Clement VS. Youngman ct al, Union co
Sc Lewis tip vs. Delaware tp, North'd CO.
81 Bellas VS. Clenon, "
3S Werline's adm'rs VS. Smith, Lycomng co
SO T, Ter vs. Phelps, Sullivan CO
AZ Road in Milton, NoTth'd CO
al Miller VS. Franciscus & Erwine.
AZ Pontius VS. Nesbit, Hayes, etal, Union co
| 43 Hursh VS. North. Chase g. North,
"A Blmyer VS. Evans Il al,
| as Furguson x Belts VS. Stsern, Clinton ca
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-10-05
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

n pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Northumberland county. the undersigned
who was appointed by the said Cour TRUSTEE
for that purpose will expose to public sale at the
public house Of E T. Drumheller, known as the
"Susqutha hanna House" in the borough of SUN.
BURY, Pa. ON Saturday, the 9th day of OC.
TOBER. 1861, at II o'clock A. M..-All that
certain TRACT of LAND. situate in Cameron
township, Northumberland county, Pennsy sylvania,
and marked en- the draft annexed to the nqusi.
ton had upon the estate of Philip DunkebeTger,
DECEASED, as No. !. bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit Beginning at stones, thence by
land OF George Kcrstelter, north 81 degrees east
l0i perches TO a post thence by lands of John
g Heylman. heirs of John Gotischall, decd,
and Daniel Smeliz, south s3i degrees, east T73
perches TO stones thence by land of the heirs of
the said John Gottschal deed, south 81 degrees
west OF perches to stones and thence by the
Line Mountain, north s3i degrees west i73
perches to the place of heginnirg g. containing One
! Hundred and nine Acres and twenty four perches
! strict measure The improvements consist of a
good two story frame Dwelling Houea Barn,
Wagon shed, &c, DC. Late the property of
Philip Dunkleherger, deceased.
A.. J. ROCKEFELLER, Trustee.
BY order of ibe Court,
J. b. MASSER, elk, O.C.
Sunbury, Sept. 81, 1861
| Terms OF SALE FIXED BY TIE CoURT - Ten
| per cent of the purchase money to be Cash. and
the balance TO he paid on the first day of April
1862, when deed will he delivered
A. A.JROCKEFELLER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-10-05

TREES! TREES!
IINHE undersigned invite attention to their
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs &c, embracing large and complete as.
soTtment of
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries. ApIi
cots, and Neciarines. STANDARD for the
Orchard, and Dwarf for the
garden.
English Walnuis, Spanish Chssnuts. Halle
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Gooseberries, in great variety.
GRAPES OF CHI DIGEST KINDS,
Asparagus, Rhubarh, &c, &c. Also fine
stock of well formed, hushy EYERGREENS,
suitable for the Cemelry and Lawn.
DecJuous Trees for street planting and gen.
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Roses of choice varieties. Camellias, bedding
Plants, &c.
Oor stock is remarkably thrifty and fine, and
we offer it at prices to suit the times.
tB- Catalogues mailed to all applicants
Address EDWARD J EVANS d CO.,
Central Nurseries. YORK, Pa.
September Ia. lS6l.-3m
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COMMISSIONERS

HEED- rr.isrnt n ~, s--:-c Ie.s. .-.....-.
Y n ted ior County Commissioner. at the late
Union Convention, offers himself as a candidate
TO his fpiow ci,izens without distinction Of party
and il elected will faithfully discharge his duty.
Lewis twp. Sept. 81. 1861.
70 The Union Men Of Northumberland County
HAVING received the Union nomination tor
E County Treasurer, I respectfully solicit The
votes OF the friends Of The Union. and supporter
Of the Government in the County. IF elected,
will discharge the duties of the Office faithfully
JOSEPH VANKTRK.
Point tp., Sept. 81, 1861.
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THE UNION,"
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" Terms, 81 so per day.
Septenber 81. IS6l.-Iy
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FROM THE HOME Journal"

"Of all the child furniture have ever seen
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Every Orphan Asylum and Institution where
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u These Horses are wARRAFTEps ons
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AUDITOR

ISAAC II. RESSLER, of Lever Mahonoy hav.
L ing been nominotcd for County Auditor By the
late Union Convention. respectfully soicits the
support of bis fellow citizens without respect TO
patty for that office.
Septemher 81, 1861,
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This lecture viii provea boon To thousands and thousands
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 80

W DtPt OUs
A contrabsnd, who came over this after
noon, says that eight regiments OF Infantry
and one of cavalry left Vi-nna for Gre't
Falls this morning. Every point that has
been vacated shows unmistakeable evidence
of their great desiituliou. Large numbers
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-10-05
ASSEM- bly,,

L. Y. BRIGHT, having been rendered the
G' nomination for Assembly by the late Union
Convention, can only promise to his fellow cli.
zens without respect TO party, that he will, il
elected, faithfully discharge the duties the Office
SunbuTy. Sept 81. 1861.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Martin X. Bacbman, now In the Court of
for the use OF Abraham Common Pleas of
Bohner Northumberland co.
vs. Ven. Elk. No 81
Henry Weise. August Term, 1861
Notice is hoteby given that the undersigned
Auditor. appointed by the said Conrt to distribute
the monies in Court, in the above case. will
attend for that purpose at his office, in Sunbury
OH Tuesday, the 9Th day OF October next when
all persons interested NAV attend, if they think
proper. HARRIS PAINTER, Auditor.
Sunbury, August "a, 1861.
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Assessors.

vENHE Assessors of Northumberland Conn.
Il ty whose business il is TO make the tri.
ennia! assessment, are hereby polfied that the
books for that purpose, are now ready for de-
livery at the Commissioners Office.
S. D. JORDAN.
Commissioners Office,
Sudbury, Aug. "a. '6l,
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REGISTER & RECORDER, DC.

]. B. Masser. having been nominated by the
Union Convention for Register and Recorder, &c
respectfully so.iciis the support Of oil good an
union loving citizens of Northumberland county,
without respect 10 party for that Office.
suntury, ssPt'It, 1861.
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SUNBURY STEAM FERRY
AM To WING OATCOM MPANY

SUNBURY STEAM FERRY
AND To WING BOAT MPANY.
FENRAVEhLERS and others are respectfully
IA informed that the subscriber in order TO &C.
cOmmodate the public and facilitate travel has
reduced the rates of ferriage at his STEAM
FERRY, over the SusquehanAa, at Sunbury, and
will carry Passengers Horses, Carriages, and
other vehicles, a: the following rates, viz:
Foot Passengers, each 5 cents.
Horse and Rider, Is
Horse and Buggy, 25
Two-Horse Conveyance, 40
Farmers and others, wishing to transport Coal
and Produce, can make arrangements at still
lower rates.
A large, safe and commodious Steamboat will
rnn regularly and promptly at all hours of the
day, and TO accommodate those who desire to t.
tend the Churches at Sunbury and SelinsgrOve,
the Boat will run on Sunday.
The Steamboat will run from Market Street
Warf, and promptly convey Passengers from
both sides of the River, without delay.
The Steam Ferry now affords not only a safe
and convenient transit over the Susquehanna,
but also a pleasant and agreeable ride.
IRA L. CLEMENT Lessee and Proprietor.
Sunbury, May 25, 1861,
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A Good Chance for an Enterprising Han.
y3sHE subscriber wants partner in the Mar
a bic business, a sober perseryeTing man who
can speak both the English and German angLa'
ges, to one that will suit, no cash capital required
For particulars inquire of
JOHN A. TAYLOR.
Northumberland. Aug 3. 1861 -.3m
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Sherifs Office, Sunbury,l
Sept. IA, 1860. y
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TREES! TREES!

'heriffs Office. Sunbury,
Sept. ID, 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

Good! What enjoyment there Is in taking
tea at friead's house, if, when you take your
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there appears no cloud of vexation and disap-
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of the hostess, as her eyes rest upon the heap
ing plates of biscuit, dishes of cake, pastry
&c. If De LAND & Co.'S Saleratus has been
used in preparing these articles, no time is
consumed in making apologies fol poor biscuit
&c. and the conversation takes at once a
pleasant turn, the tea is drunk, the biscuit
eaten, and the lady complimented upon her
success in the kitchen, while she gives the
credit where it is due, to the perfectly pure
aud always reliable Soleratus manufactured by
d. B. De Land & Co, at Fairport, Monroe
Co, n. Y. This saIeratus is for sale by the
groecrs and storekeepers throughout the eoun-
try. Sold at Wholesale by the principal gro
GERS in the large towns.
Sold by j. s. Cox, Delaware, o.