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Movements Of Federal War Vessels on the
North Carolina Coast.

WiLNINdroS, n. c., Sept. a.-Four Federal
war vessels anchored of Fort Macon ut seven
O'Clock +. NJ, on Saturday. Their object
was not developed at the time our Informant
lnf
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LEES CONAN. According to n letter re-
,~Ved AT this office-dated August 10Th, at
'alley Mountain the camp of Gen Lee was
'"lI al mat place. The weather continued
- De very bad and the roads horrible. A
''ut VI the enemy, reported {, 900 strong, was
a. Oiouch ., seventeen miles off-another at
-tI,'o'''llle, twenty three miles off, a third
1'Dt'efly, tthirty-two miles and a fourth
VI oheat Mountain. In all, they were about
WY strong. The weather and roads had
Prevented active operations up to that time
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NofroS W. LIMIT was recently mention
II tv CORES .,ondent of this paper. that
clean cotton answers inst as well as linz for
1Iesslhg wourds.' This is doubted by some:
aud few days tgo an appeal wa. published
~ VI, a ~. tailey, Medical Director OF
H'uth Carolina, TO the people of that State
IL l'or OF lin and in opposition to cotton,
V'Ae's nave recommended cotton as better
nan mt We nave no opinion TO offer. but
would perhap' interest the public TO receive
'om gentiemen of professional experience
>'Ae lniormaticl on the subject
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MACHINE ACCIDENTS Mr.. Silas
eh,, "pe' while working a threshing ma
"a III Augusta county, Virginia, on the
II. 49, got entan gied and terribly injured.
Tue. uied three day afterwards. A son of MIR.
lar ,oa11 'ahk was cry badly hurt by a SINH
AIh ult nam county On the
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uEs BRAeG ,or SrPgRsEpEp.-The S,van.
IAN Republican publishes a statement from
!, ~ "spondent occupying a high position
'e army Pensacola, contradicting the
p.. Noh so generally published that Gen
- 80 so mas been ordered to post in the army
u. "ginia. Gen. Anderson has arrived at
W 'Aco!a' bu; as the successor of GeneraI
~'Aef not "a Gen. Bragg.
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icy. a. S. Joassrox.-The citizens of Mem.
lave sent numerously signed petition
- Confederate Government, in favor of
II - pp0in'meato OF Gen. A. Sydney Johnston
M. command Of the forces in that depart
IL issa.d that Gen. Folks name is
'n the petition
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'4Sr gScEs.-Seyeral very heavy
- u ordnance, intended for coast defence
arrived in Charleston, S. G., from Rich
'1o' during the past week. The Messrs.
1S'' OF Charleston, are now engaged in RI
FOUNDERS, also intended for the coast
mas OF the latter have proved that they
VIII throw projectile, with remarkable &C
miles
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GESEKAL Ii spITAL AT Yopxrowv H.
n'nfs' surgeon o; the General Hospital at
'o'A'o"h' requss S rs to acknowledge the re-
~p' CT hospital supplies from Mrs. f. G.,
i'als' Mr. NJ. Williams and Miss Mamie F
"H!'ains' OF Han over; Mrs. w. p. Warin0
1Hhsaiis Depot the ladies of Brunswick
.Ad -aFS' James l.. Conway, of Richmond
INV poc'oT desirH 10 remind those sending
i''AasrS 10 the General Hospital, to write
us ADDRESS lesib :, or else direct them TO his
care and TO ser them by the York River
i'a'iIoAd. MAN. valuable packages have
'VeH 4osf by neglect in this respect.
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" SMOKING
TOBACCO.
have On band at Factory. on 7th street,
RICHMOND, Va,
ACCO.
Of all grades and styles.
At prices ranging from
Is to - cents per pound,
Including SIS, los, half.ponnds. pounds,
"A L So
TWIST and other
FANCY STYLES
SMOKING TOBACCO.
At from
TO 20 Cents per pound,
All Of which ia offered for sale st moderate prices
for cash
BE- Prompt attention paid to all orders accom-
panied with cash, or Confederate bonds
M 3o-lm(n) JAMES THOMAS, JF.
u EoRGIA LANDS FOR sALE--i offrr tor
sale a valuable body Of RIVER BOTTOM
anu UPLAND, In Gordon county Ga, immediately
on the Western and Atlantic Rail- oad, and two
miles from depot, ! will sell $50 to about 900
acres; about 100 acres river bottom. cleared and
under cuiti' alton. producing good crops Of corn
wheat and cotton, of the quality. There Is Giso q
we'll prepared and hourishing Whey ard OF ~ acres
of CataW ha aud other standard wine and table
grapes, and an abundant supply Of choice varieties
OF other fruits On the river is tine Fishery,
which affords a sufficient supply of fish FOR all do
mestlc wants when attended to. On this planfar
ull.V.
house, with seven upright rooms and ali necessary
Out-tuildings and machinery for plantation pur-
poses, and all beyond Abolition influence and Inn
peTtinence. Terms viii be liberal and negroes or
Confederate bonds will be taken in payment If pre-
ferred, by the purchaser. Address
JOHN T. GREEN,
30 s-2awl2w Resaca, Gordon County Ge
DICHMoND CLOTHING MANDATORY.
III The subscribers have on hand large snd
coaplete assortment of SOUTHERN MANIAC
| fIRED GOODS-Cloths, Cassineres and Vest.
ngs Of all grades from the following noted ua,lls:
| tirenshsw Mills. Richmond, Va; Miller & Cos
| Mile, Culpeper county, Va. Rely, Ford & Cos
Mus, fredericksburg, Va, Thomas a. Aines
Nils, Marion. Smith county, Va; Rock Island
Mills, Charlotte y. c. which we are prepared 20
mako 20 measure mt the shortest notice and In the
| latest and most approved styies-goods tina. will
| compare in every respect vita the best Northern
manufactured goods aud many of tho Crenshaw
goods equal in quality French. There can be no
| longer an excuse for buying goods manufactured
| out OF the State. In addition we keep always on
hand stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
| CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, nor TO he sur
passed by any house in the city. We have the
| best OF Cutters, aud corps of workmea not 10 be
| surpassed by any house in the nion. with deter
| mination 20 furnish our patrons with southern
Clothing--ina,ertr raised South, and trust TO b
| sold and worn South. Us determined % do
all in power push forward Southern institu-
| tons. SPENCE CAREY,
| Clotheis and Aerceaat slors,
IN raf Main s1HA
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YIN boABAsTFs FrRIosoBrrLKR-Gen. But
e' reached his home in Lowell. Mass. few
uAys ago, and was received with great nomn
'ieihohy- he made a speech on the oc-
III "hlch he announced his intention
'o'n return ng TO the seat of war, not TO 20
again II peace is restored. The General
."'''S WI. zen letter declining party
~'u''hHtion for Governor of Massachusetts
NV ADDS that he will support Lincoln's Ad-
1''H4S !fauon IL putting down the rebellion -
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EIRsT CLASS MEDICINES.
MEADE g. BAKER,

MEADE s. BAKER,
PhAkNAcHtfisTs AND VENDORS or prRE AND
RELIAsLs MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. FHAR-
MACEUTCAL PRODUCTS. Sargicsi iaslru-
,uonts aud Appiispses Metieine Chests for planta-
tioas, families and travellers; Physssiaus saddle
Bags. London Elastic Stockings. fsuss~s ana sup
porter; Porte Nonnaies Casehs. Brushes Toues
Mirrors hsss quality Ps.faneTy. pca Ais saA
sesps, Mineral Wst.u ard Appaars; AasAsue
Machines. 49,, al OF shs beat quality aea q ~
leSsss rsieA MEADE & HAxER ~
Leo Main ~. corner above pceH-ofaeA
ar Richmene VI
4 BoDEKER 6 Co. 1POTHEczR7Ef
.As AND pRl lGI4TSN No. 40 MAlS SYaEIy,
Asaf Old Market. Riehaoad, Va viii kSep on hanA
ssassa assesia4sat al paru prsgA Nslvtnqa
Lhsuical.. Oils. ralnsA WEniew utAaA Nsf.y. uSs
sMna. fsssas Nsdssiass. asash u ~ kladsl Alin
gisal Applieresss turnsAa rsaa6 Alp~Aah nA~oA
iSelnnsly. f4ser As>slaA UssAA opg1A 0iaS
ssAA hesr. Tahssss. usasA iaa1 Assbsss1a
1sssestpdexa esspassA q y hsasA wasA sss&las
go - NAqhae q ~ esA elenA
Il.n - - asss 'sssA's ssaas -
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KgyrrcKr ley. II. A. NJ Henderson. who
las been for months engaged in making
'rNeches and eriisting soldiers for the G.. :
amy, in kent.cky. has returned 10 Mont
:omeTy, Ala. He 'eports to the Montcome.
n Advertiser that since the K.ptucL,
election there IS b5en great revolution in
public sentiment; that he knows of humid reds
,hat have orni : d. cldred for the South who
Ra'e hitherto r~l!l,i beneath the STARS and
stripes They ST I'VE have been Union
EfuTals, because va desired to have peace at
home Il war we / ust have, we will battle
,oF The south against the subverters OF con
Fiauonal hhert[.' Three fourths of the
f.hunS men Of h lucky are for the South.
The writer Of the above speaks very hopeful.
~ and we trnst thatin the progress of events
A'' p'S' ahuclpat.ons may be realized
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FUTURE DAYS.
By z. b. COOK. Aucfioaeer.
AyFUSEYTENTS.

MI ETKUPUITTAN HILL.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
for the benefit OF the
ST. CHARLES HOSPITAL FUND.
for tho benefit Of the sick and wounded Soldiers
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sep, II, 1861.
rendered by the members of the late The asricsI
Company remaining In this city.
Great Bill will be presen.ei consisting Of
Comedy. Farce Singing, and Negro Eeceptric.tses
Tickets 30 cents. For sale at the principal Ho-
teis, Bookstores, st. Charles Hospital, or any
member Of ths Committee 80 s-l
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Jew DRUG STORE.
ROBEkT " POWCEE

CiotbJeIs and Aercca
Corner of Main and
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NOTES OF THE WAR.
FROM THE yoRTyrRy p<,rps

we nave received New York and Baltimors
papers az late as Saturday last, from which
we continue the notes Of war matters. a. re-
ported by the enemy:
THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT DAVIS .EIrsRArxp-ay
ATTACK ArrKsnESpHD AT WARRINGTON.
The New York Herald's Washington cor
respondent Sept. 81 makes the following
statement. which will be read with interest
Notwithstanding the ignorance betrayed bv
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All Of which Is offered for sale at moderate prices
for cash
BIZ Prompt attention paid to all orders accom-
panied with cash, or Confederate bonds
Jtt--lit(t) JAMES THOMAS "
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away. ne entlre train went down, the en- =
CINE turning over, and the baggage, freight,
mail and two passenger cars being piled on
top.
The passenger cars were completely smash /.
ed, and the baggage-master is the only one
OF the train who escaped unhurt Conduc-
tor Coulter and Frank Clark, the engineer,
both died in 4 few minutes from their iniu-
ries, and Martin Field, mail agent, and Chas.
Moore, fireman, and +. Fox, brakeman, Were
instantly killed. Among the wounded We're
Mr. h1edill, son of DR.. Medill, of Ohio and his
wife both badly injured.
AcoaAEST on FRKMoSr's PROCLAMATION
The New York Day Book continues to speak
out quite boldly, despite the efforts ut sup
preston. The following Is from that paper of
Sept. 8;
This is too obvious to be disputed-if
Mr.. Fremont can alter the relations and
change the status of the slave he can alter
the relations and change the status of the
"rebel' master-if he can make the negro a
free man, he can make the white man 4 slave.
Has IT, then, come to this, that the natiye born
free American can he stripped of a Ii the rights
which God and nature as well as the laws of
his State and country give him, at the bidding
of military despot? No, indeed. Gen. Free
monts proclamation i'll respect to negro free
dom lisa mere brufam futmen, with neither law,
religion, truth nor common sense in il, and a
thousand proclama lions of the kind connot free
a single "slaye." He may, it is true, take ne
groes from their rebel masters and send them
to Massachusetts, where they will be re-
ceiyed with open arms, of course; but he
cannot strike down the social order or
alter the legal status of a single negro in Mis-
souri,. But what will the white working men,
mechanics and farmers Of Fremont's army
think of this anti social warfare-this effort to
degrade lkAs into " impartial freedom !" with
the sooty and subordinate negro, which, could
it Be successful, would debauch and destroy
society, and render the liberty Of the white
man impoesible' True. the educated" and
non. product We classes, ths preachers, lawyers,
oankers and specniators, might get along with
negro :" freedom" a. In England and other
monarchiss. but the working men. those who.
In snch . case, would alone suffer by II, had
hsttsr psriah by the sword, pestilence. fAniins
or any conceivable calamides, rather than b
poisoned BY "nssro freedom, !" or rather than
their manhood aAcUld b. degraded aud thsty
lib1rsy dehAuoAsd and Destroyed b shaSing Il
viii no sooV and oom1.aattaaliDed A5sisAAs
= eenslu1ioa, - can eely expe.ee our eelle1
6as oso9al yFomenS Aae. Arid wtthouS o..
11Gs o. Dc yAss % sAe AAmiallssasieHl ~
0HS0lS AeY oAn4et - - utlee1 6emses6A q
~ ~, & s :s:s! -: 8 y 5: 3 \! ::
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NOTICE.

N IoTICE-
rs HEREBY given that an appeal will be held
! Ivy the Commissioners of Northumberland
county at their office in SInbury, on the follow
ing days, and for the following townships.
For
Delaware, McEwcrsvillc, Lewis and Turhut.
villc, on Tuescay the 22d day Of April, lsGl.
Coal. Milton. Turtut, Chisqualuc and Little
Mahanoy, on Wednesday the -lth day Of April,
1861.
Zerhc. Point. Northumberland. lordon and
Washington, oil Thursday the c5th day Of
Aprii. 1861.
jackson, Lower Mahanoy, Upper Mahanoy,
Lower Augusta and Cameron, On Friday the
2Oih dav of April, 1861.
1Sunhu.y, Upper .August-, Shomckin. Rush
and Mount Carmel, on Saturday the 27h day Of
April, 1861.
JOSEPH EVERETT,
PHILIP CLARK,
ISAAC Il. RAkER.
Commissioners.
Commissioner Office,
Sunhury, Artil G, 1861 !
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ASSIGNEE Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that all the property
~ both real and personal, Of George thinner.
man of Upper Augusta township Nor,hum6er-
land county, Pa, has been assigned to the sub
scribers for the benefit Of his creditors, by his
Deed of Assignment having date March Goth,
1861.
Therefore. oil persons having claims, will pre-
sent them duly authenticated, to jeremiah Dim.
merman at Shamokintown, or to John Fawns'
worth, Esq, in Upper Augusta township, and all
indebted will please come forward and settle
without delay.
JEREMIAH ZIMMERMAN, } }As,iyDss.
JOHN FARNSW0RTH. HS''s"ees
Upper Augusta twp, April l3, lsGl.-4t
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Price, % cents per Box, or Boxes fer 81.
Prepared Ly Or. J. C. AVER e. co, Lowell, Mass.
New millinery Goods.
Miss NJ. L. GESsLEEk,

MESS .'G, E<
Fdcn Street, f,co DOORS south ot the Sidmotin
Valley s. PottSci!le Rail RoGd,
= Q n Z II II Y, p Z N NJ "A. .,
pESPECTFULI.Y informs tho citizens of
Ao SUNBURY aud vicinity, that she has just
received from Philadelphia large and SPLENDID
assortment Of the most fashionable and latest
style Of
L3 Cd ~ - I'D Up E3,
HATS, SHAKERS, TRIMMINGS, &C..
which she is selling at the mos, reasonable prices
- r ~, ~rrsJ = - On ~ % 70 m a ~rNrI
.1AW1-GaJ lD.8G05 y y,
I which she directs the attention Of the LADIES'
and invites all to call and see them.
Thankful for past patronage, she hopes by
keeping to hest assortment at reasonable prices
20 continue the same.
Sunbury, April I3, ls6l.- sm
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COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,

COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,
FL r. HOOKER, Sc CO.
RucuEsTLR \. :
JOHN w. BUCHER, Local A gent, su1l
Pa.
VsNhe subscriber, having been appointed T.,
u Agent for the sale Of Fruit trees, rlsr
vines, &c, of one ofthe most reliable Nur.et.
calls the attention Of all who want choice itu,,
this method, as more certain thaD by obi .a..
them through travelling agents. Among e..
described in the Catalogue are, Dwarf
Trees, Of the age for uanspian,ilg. remai-
ine.
Dwarf 4 pple Trees, On Paradise sto,s..
king beautiful little trees for the nurdea. aui
ducing remarkably fac specimens Of fruit
very short time.
Dwalf Cherry Trees, budaej on Nj.
Stocks, handsome trees
Staniaid Apple, Fear aud Cherry Trees. :
tne, with large isi OF varieties.
Peach, Plum. Nectarine and 4 pTicol Tree
Goosehcrry, blackberry and Strawlery p
all Of the finest kinds.
CuraH's,--mauy new and improved yariut
such as Cherry. White Grape, W bite GoujF.
Red Grape, Victoria, &c.
Strawberry Plants, in great variety, i!.yu,i
tho. Hooker, Wilson's Albany, TriomrA.r
Gand, (the most approved old variclics,) as
as all tie novelties
Grape Vines.-inclujing those fine, new,
well tested kinds which no planter shout.
without such rs Delaware, Concord, and i
ford Prolific. These we have psopagated ~
tensiveiy to rble to oiler them at reduced
satisfactory prices.
Plants, Roses, Everrreens and every vari,
, ornamental irccs and ,hrubbery, securely Pa
JOHN ". EUCHER, agent. Sunbury
Sunbu'y, Fehuary, y, 1851.
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TREE NOTICE.

TREE NOTICE.
FENHE trees sold hy !. b. Jones, Agent for the
Il Clover Street Nurseries, Roche ster, N y,
well hc delivered as loIlows
Point township, April l0h at the house of
Peter lIansy lmau, in Northumberland.
Upper and Lower August, townships, April
90. at the house of Charles Weaver, in Sunbury.
Ail cast Of Klino's Grove, at the house OF VIM.
Farrow, Snydertown, April 22.
Snyder county, April 20, in tho afternoon, at
the house Of George Keen, shamokin Dam.
J. b. JONES, Agent.
ApTil G, 1891
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Sl4422 81
We the undersigned Auditors Of Nor.
thumbeTland cOHnty, State Of Pennsy lvania
do certify that in pursuance OF the 4ih sec
tion o! an act regulating counties and town
ships passed on the 18Th day of April 1854.
we met ut the Commissioners Office, in the
borough of Sudbury, on the 2lst day oi
January lsGl and adjourned f:om time to
time, aud did audit aud settle the several
accounts required OF us agreeable to the
said acts of Assembly and supplements
thereto, according to the best Of our judge
ments aud abilities. Aud We do further
certify that upon due examination OF the
expense book of the county the indebtedness
Of the same yet unpaid in orders is SlI IL,
10 witnesses whereof we have hefehnto
set our bands and seals this l4,h day OF
February, one thousand eight hundree sixty
one.
q. F. LITTLE. H.. s.
y. w. GRAY. l.. S.
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rv%E~Ns-@
AS ~ - ~ ..--.' o

NST - Il.
Is HEREBY given to the Collectors of the dli'
l iercnt Townships and Borouehs of Northum'
herland county, that il is absolutely necessary
tina, they should pay the amount OF their DupIi'
plicates TO the Treasurer Of said county, by the
April Court The county requires funds funds
very much, and longer indulgence cannot be
granted. JOSEPH EVERETT.
pHIblr CLARK,
ISAAC RAKER,
Commissioners Office, Commissioners
Sunbgry, March 10. 1861.
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AUDITORS REPORT
RECEIPTS * EXPENDITURES OF NOR.
THUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Jacob T. Rohr6ach, Esq, Treasurer in account
rih the county Of Northumberland. from
the first day Of January 1860, TO the last
dag in December Of the sams year, both
days inclUSiUs.
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70 FARMERS.
ENIGHTY THOUSAND BARRELS POUD-
~ RErTE, made by the Lodi Manufacturing
Co, for safe in lots TO suit purchasers. This is
the Cheapest Fertilizer in market. S3 worth
will manure an acre OF corn. will increase the
crop from one.ilird to one half and will Iipen the
crop two weeks earlier and unlike guano,
neither injure the seed nor land. pamphlet,
with satisfactory evidence and full particulars,
will be sent gratis to any one sending address TO
LODI MANUFACTURING Co,
1870 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
Febuaiy, 6. ls6l-lol.
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"Of all the child furniture we have ever seen
na article combines so much of those two ilApoT-
iaut 'hiuFs-hcalIh und happness-as the Al.
Unstable Patent Steel Spring Saddle. Horse, in
vented hy les:e 4. Cranaall, |, is not danger.
GUS, like common rocknghorse, 10 childgen's
feet, cannsi be upset, does not wear carpets, hut
stands lrm on It's base, and its action Is so like
ihe gallop of live horse that the child never
vearics of il. This attest # child novelties Is eX
ceed.ngly elegant and artistic Ia design and so
Adjustable, substantial, and durable, that 1t will
last lifetime. II is Indispensable in every
family where there are children. II should he
in every primary school and gymnasium in the
country, as It can be made large and strong
enough TO sustain grown persons, As pedestal
for photographs pictures nothing Is more beauti-
full
Every Orphan Asylum and Institution where
children are eongregatod, should be furnished
with number OF these beautiful articles They
ase1iued with side.saddles when required"
DIRECTIONS FOR ADJUSTING.-Ope
the after part Of the base sufficiently TO allow the
axle to so in its place then raise or lower the
Horse 10 suit you. Screw the bolts in the side
very tight
u These Horses are WARRAFTED one
year.
March rs, isel--u
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FILES G. RASPS

FILES G. RASPS
LSk,.CUT
and made equal to NEW,
at the d-stand
No. eli NEW STREET,
(near the Barley Sheaf Hotel, End Street, below
Vine, PHILADELPHIA.
All work done at this establishment warranted
good, at a saving of Fifty per ceSt.
a large assortment Of New Files, on hand
Wholesale & Retail, at Manufacturers Prices.
]. d. SMITH.
April G. leGl.-3m
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CONTEMPORARIES, TONS &c.
M O. GEARHAT,

M O. GEARHAT,
TONSTANTi.Y keeps on hand ell kinds of
g j Confcctionaries, Fruit and Toys which he
is selling at wholesale and retail. Having the
necessary machinery &c, he is manufacturing
all kinds of Toys, and keeps up his stock, so that
purchasers will not he at a loss for supply OF
almost any article they may desire.
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!!!
Just received, a large lot of apples, which he is
selling at wholesale and retail, al low prices
Give US call.
NJ. C. GEARMART
Sunbury, March 3, ls6l.-tf
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{ n Northumberland Bridge pany.
AN ELECTION for officers tnd managers of
IA The Northumberland Bridge Company will
be held at the house of Mrs. Anna Burr. in the
Bor oueh of Northumberland, on Monday the
9th day of May, lS6I.
The election will open at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
and close at 4 o'clock. Z. NJ, of s-id day.
JOHN TAGGARl', President,
April 8. lS6t--4t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20

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To amount in hands OF Treasurer
Us per last Auditors report, S IS ls3
To amount of outstanding County
Taxes for 1853 and previous
years, 1919 81
To amount Of County duplicates
assessed for 1850, 1860 96
To amount received on seated
lands Gor 1858 80, 306 IL
To amount received on uuseated
land book for 1888 and 80. 546 &c
To cash refunded by collectors
which had been exhnorated
and afterwards paid, 1872 80
To amount received from Francis
Bucher, former Treasurer, 100 90
To amount received for rent Of
public bUildngs, sc. 35 72l
To cash received Tor Hucksters
license, $50 90
To balance due, 1918 IA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20
Oval PMotograIIa Eransaea.

Oval Photograph EFalsaes.
M l. desire to call the attention of the public
W 10 oour LthocoHil Oval Photograph Frames
They possess all the good qualities OF wood frames
with the adyanta5o of greater durability as they
never warp or crack, and are sold much cheaper.
We also have on hand large variety of
WOOD OVALS, which we offer twenty five per
cent lower than can he bought elsewhere. Also,
o good assortment OF Passe PaTiouts
square Frames at Propor,ionally low prices.
a il orders bv maj! promptly filed. All who
come 10 our great Commercial Metropolis we
invite to cell see aud examine.
II. W. LADD s. co.
ASS Broadway, New York.
March 30 1861.