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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
business Notice,

DERsONs owing the undersigned late fim, will please
make early settlement, AS all acconnta due and re-
maininr unpaid the 18th day Of March next A. D.
1852 will hs put in process Of collection, Messrs. Capee
Walton, successors, authorized to settle ali
eounta due us. Respectfully
j. a NJ. PENNOCK 4 co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
Proposals Wanted

EuR furnishing before March 6th 1862, the doors,
u windows and window shutters abou 900 each) for the
Quarters an rraeks ut Fort Delaware. The woodwork
'at N ,t med and sound white pine, the lights to
br Vi heil American glass Proposals will be opened
fhe 22nd February, isG2. For details apply 10
Signad DAVID G.. HOUSTON
First Lieut.. Of Engineers, U. 9, A,
hhll8t Fort Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
FOR RENT.

4 LARGE and convenient rweng House, on Market
Street. No. SIS between Sh and 9th Streets will be
rented cheap until spring, possession given forthwith
Apply 10 WIN. McCAULLEY,
uov5 No COG Market Strssi,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
IIANCoCK,s ...-
Superior. Extra EARLY Peas.

nHEsE PEAS have been proven 10 be the hest kind for
the early market. Also. EARLY Cucumber aud Early
Tomato aud Melon Seed, The Farmers of Delawale no
have the opportunity during the blockade of supplying
the markets Of Philadelphia, New York aud Boston with
early vegetables (Which have heretofore been procured In
Inc SOUTH aud establishing themselves for the future
Trnrkleu, in which business large profits have Away
Leeu realized. todkks dEST, seednnen
ianlu-ll l33 Market street, Philadelphia,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
IL A r ID w A r. + .
G. A. RoDN EY,
No. QO4 n1mrKet street,


IapoiteT and Dsaier in Ancricd aaa Foreign
HIrdmdls.
H. DIssToN'S HAND, PANEL CIRCULAR aud other
SAWS.
MANS. &c.
wM BEATTY = SONS AXEs. HArcnErs and
EDGE TOOLS
AMERICAN SCREW CoMPANY's dIMLBT POINTED
RUssELL ERWIN MANUFACTURING coMPANy's
LOCKS, LA1ClIEs, &c, &c.
FITCH MANUFACTURING CuMpANYS CABINET and
PAnLoCKS.
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON C0MpANY's CUT
aud CLlNCH NAILS and SPIKES
q. AMEg 4 SONS snOvELS and SPADES
JENNGNu & PuGHs AUGER bits
WILLIAM BUTClIkRs CHlsEl.S and PLANE BiTTS.
NEW ENGLAND BUTT COMPANYs BUTT HINGES
add SAD IRONS, sc, Sc.
L. o. STEPHENS y CO.'S B0NMuOD RULES.
BALDWIN Tool COMPANY's BENCH aud MOULDING
sPENCEps aud MOSS aud CANDLES FILES aud
RASPs. -
BUILDERS AND SHELF iAKDWAkE,-A iull Sssort-
ment
All Of which arc offered at low prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
SherihaltY.

| EWls W. STIDlIAM, FIST. Georges Hnndred will be
~ Union candidate for the ofce uf sheriff of New
Cistle County, AT the ensuing nomination election,
February IL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
NArRoNA COAL. OIL

WARRANTED NON EXPLOSIVE,
and equal to any KEROSENE,
WHY buy All explosive OIL, when few cents per
gallon will furnish you with perfect oi Made only by
Pa. SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No. l27 walnut ST., Philadelphia.
tehll-IY
SAPONIFIER! S SAPONIFIER !
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
AN Kitchen Grease can he made into good SOAP, by using
SAPONIFIERl
DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH BOX
SOAP is easily made with il making cup Of cof-
fee. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE pATENTEES.-
IA. SALT MANUFA CTBRING COMPANY
No. 1877 Walnut, Street Philadelphia.
fvbli.ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
Sherihaltv.

NlE undersigned announces himself Union cAnd-
date for tue ofce Of Sheriff Of New Castle county at
The approaching nomination election, and pledges himself
10 10 ste i cIfdia support to whoever may receve the
nomination Of the unlOn Party.
GEORGE 4. HAuANY.
Wilmington, Ieb 10,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
PENINsULAR R. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.
soUrH.

N N and after MONDAY Nav 18th, 1891 Trains for th
" accommodation uf Passengers will run as follow
until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18

FARMERS HANK STOCK and UNION BANK OF
l. DELAWARE STOCK, fir sale by
JOHN McLEAR 4 son,
fblI liz Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
A very Valuable Farm for Sale,

Situae Delaware City, in New Castle County, con-
y Aning 100 less, about l75 upland
aud 22i acres embanked meadow The buildings are
moderate but the land susceptible of very high stste
OF improvement It is In of the neghbo hoods in
the county and will be sold very low with considerable
part Of the purchase money 10 remain lien it, II de-
sirAble. II would divide into or farms Apply to
WILLIAM MeCAULLEY
octlI COG Market Street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
shsdaa ONCE New Castle FeSruary m ISgs S IiID
Sherif',s Sale.

ssiss9ar By virtue OF writ of Levari Facias 10 me
5iaH directed will he exposed to Public Sale, at the
i;sl Hotel Of John Foster, in the City'of Wilmington,
HAzaA New Castle County, and state OF Delaware,
SATURDAY, thest day ofMarch, 1862, at O'Clock r NJ
tile following described lteal Estate viz;
All that certain lot parcel Of hand lying and being
stuHed IN the city of Wilmington aforesaid bounded and
described as follows, That II to say beginning for the
the onihey side Of Ninth street at tic distance Of
tnnythrte fest from the formed by the intersection
Of the westerly side OF Madison Street with this suuthery
side OF Ninth street. thence south trtytwo degrees wust
idy nine feet to the nnrihery side Of alley two feet
wide running fon Madison street to Monroe street,
thtncs along said side Of said alley north fftyeight de.
gIeHs west fourteen feet Ia stake, thence north thiry-
two degrees east urnine the sOuthery side II
Ninth street heuce along said side Of said street. south
hyeght degrees east fourteen feet to the place of begin
ming, bs the c0nents within said bounds or less with
the free aud uninterrupted liberty and privilege of
aud passage in and along the said alley passage above
mentioned forever hereafter in common with others the
Nv hes, tenants occupsrs Of laud bounding thereon
subject nevertheless 10 his proporonae share Of All
cessay charges and expenses which shall from time u
lilhr ceius In paving amending repairing and cleansing
said alley
Seized and taken iu execution the property ui eorgo
W Griffin aud Mary E, his wife, aud terra tenants aud
u iv sold by
LEVI -. MOORE, sheriff
Fheri1'a Once. New Castle. February TO- lsU3-l1is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
Desirable Property for Sale.

,h,sSA fnllE undersigneL Executors OF the last viii
hs!EA ! and 1eststaigent Of Miss Sarah liayk, de-
Iissik deaisi, by virtue Of the puwer aud authority
thereby vested ia them, oi-r at private sale the
lguao ll Market Street above Eighth Street No.
ST. in The city ut Wilmington, Delaware The House IL
three stony hek building with sa and water fixtures
and all other muleln Improvements, and the Lot has
front 70 feet Market Arevt and rxtsnd hack 10
shipley street.
Alsoan unmp owed Lat Shirey Street, lying direct
~ the " The rst aforesaid Lat having front VI ~
feet aud extending through to Orange street. thus having
two Gitont.
rer,uns lurug Ia the property will find access To
II BY cau. Ass MHrlH K, Dnhuis who hah the key,
at No. Gal sHpley steel, Nilmington Del For tvtns
JAMES COPPER,
New Castle Del,
JOHN G. 0RoUME,
jan3l IT, Elkton, Md. Executors,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18

pHE subscribers having this day entered into Gopart
L ship under the firm name Of
nApEW.U.E& g. WALTON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
BUSINESS MATTERS,
PRESERVE THE HAIR.
rvnus, RRTANEC HAIR TONIC

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE OF ITS GREAT VALUE
Raad the testimony Of H. G. ALLEN, we'll known every.
IA dispenser of Razor Powder Nc or 50 TO him anu
he will tell you all about 1t. ..o oo.,. ,oea
To the dtiicied-1he Gredt Balm Of Giiedd,
This Ia to certify that my wife, for about sixteen years
has lost the greater portion of her har and mad BE-
ne almost entirely bald. And in order 10 restore ll'
nsn vast amount Of money on various remedies TO re-
uIsnish the hair but finding that all the publications IN
ren papers Throughout the country, in reference TO
the hair proved ute aud Of no account alter
,ral thonghtAH last resort that would try SMNs
r s Ham TuNe aud after using two bottles, the bald
Of her head s entirely covered with hair from Six
io siylt inches long in tho natural color
N,,, (,,sile County, SIS Tile Sidie Of DeiaiCdre.
ne II remembered thsl IN Tho 2Jth of January. A. u
tAdg persunally teurc the aubsrtller Edmund q
n who being duly sworn, saith that tile statement
@ a, tbe alnvs certificate and by him subscribed IL
I'm sworn aud subscribed Al the city oi Wilmington
ilsl,ware tbs day and year aforesaid before.
ABRAHAM SrAATa,
Justice u the Peace,
sInlms' botanic Hair Tonic.
ris extraprdinnry preparation has proved beyond al
ANIL the only rouay that viii cause the haii ~ grow
sin where il has fallen oil etsnia thin, II eufeH
Itlv humurs scalp disrAsHr, removes dandhh and All
KIM, mpsJ tmsns IN q healthy head OF hair SOFA 10
bOttlsa al u trnta, and put b"tlles ~ !
n M j SlMMS Il son,
Sole MAnultrtnlers, Foullh aud King sts,
WILMINGTON, Del.
Sold by D. y. BURTON aud C0TdllL SON, Dover
! "a Dealers avetyw lsn''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-18
Sherif,s Sale.

Sszsa BY virtue ofa writ Of Yend. Exps to ME di-
l;i9H& reeted win he exposed to Public Sale. at the
msEH Hotel Of John Foster in the City of Wilmington,
k1isH New Castle County, aud State 0f delaware, gu
SATURDAY, the LIST day Of March, 1eba at o'clock u.
NJ. the following described Real Estate. via
All that certain parcel lot Of land, with the then
snritd brick dwelling house thereon erected situate in
tie city Of Wilmington, Aforesaid aud bounded and de-
sribei follows to Wit beginning ~ a corner ofH lot
leOngiug to George POWELL the westerly sid OF Tatna
street. hswe Second aud Third street at the distance Of
seventy feet inches from Third street. thence ives
terry through the division wall OF this and George powsls
house. and thence along the line OF the said George POWELL
seventyOne feet to line Of the heirs Of Pierce Hutton, de-
ceased thence southerly parallel with Tatna street,
tW've feet ten inches to corner " lot now belonging
to Jesse sharpe thence eastery along the line Of Jesse
Sharpe, and parallel with Third seyentyune feet to
th westerly side OF Tapal street. thence noIthery along
the line OF rana street twelve feet len Inches to the place
of beginning be the contents more or les
heized and taken In execution as the property Of John
Mcguire and to he sold by
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
The War in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, September 14.-Thcrc was
much excitement in the city this afternoon,
in consequence of the news of battle be-
tween our forces and the Rebels at Mum
iordsvillc.
ELIzABETnTowN, Sept. 1.-THE Rebels
under General Duncan attacked forces at
Green river near MumfOrdsyillc, about 3
o'clock this morning. The fight lasted till
II o'clock A. NJ. Our men fought bruyclv,
firing the last shot. The Rebels were re
pulsed with heavy loss.
The Rebels sent in flag of truce, asking
permission to bury their dead, which was
granted. Colonel Wilder, of the Seven
tecnth Indiana, commanded the Federal
forces.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. ia gentleman from
Frankfort arrived here to-day, says only $50
Rebel cavalry was there Most of the troops
had moved some distance from the town.
Reliable information has been received
to the effect that Bragg isnow at Tompkins-
Vile
Two dcscrtcrs from Buckncr's army says
Buckner was at Sparta, Tennessee, on sun
day, last, with 10000 men. He was march
ing towards kentucky.
Captain Morris, who has Just returned
from Il scouting. expedition, reports 800 of
the Rebel cavalry at New Castle. They cap
turcd the telegraph operator at Emincnce,
and threatened to hang him unless he gave
them his instrument.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
News from Kentucky.


The rumorcd fight near Gallatin between
the Union troops. under Crittchdcn, and the
Rebels, under General Bragg. is not fully
confirmed, yet many military meH believe it.
The report is that Crittcnden defeated Bragg,
with heavy loss. Bragg is cHdeQynring to
make his way into Kentucky.
General Buell. and his entire army are still
said to bc Mt Nashville and its immediate
vicinity. 1t is supposed that Buell. will
remain at Nashville for the present.
General Rousseau and his command are
still at Nashville, Notwithstanding all the
reports to the contrary. This we learn from
an official source. 1t is not the intention Of
the Union troops to cvacuate Nashville
They will fight there if attacked
The fight at Cumberland Gap on Thursday
last is said to have been IL very considerable
affair. \ large body of Rebels attacked II
toraging party of our troops some ten miles
from the Gap. They We're badly whipped
and are said TO have lost not less than one
hundred killed and wounded. The Federal
loss is said to have been seventeen in killed
and wounded. Our troops took number
of prisoners.
This we learned from a high Federal official
at Louisville. The condition of General
Morgan's forces at the Gap is said to be
very satisfactory, ana no Tears are entertained
| for their safety. They have yet provisions
sufficient for fifty days, and their position is
said TO be in,lsegnable. 1t will not be long
before the Rebel forces in that direction
will be scattered to the four winds. Steps
have already been taken to insure this re-
suit.
From nearly all sections of Kentucky we
hear of the organization of guerrilla bands
| and cnmnanipS for thp Rpb,l army Tho
recent troubles ia that State, coupled with
their partial successes, have brought out the
Rebel population, and they are now showing
their hands. This, above all things is desi
rable, AS hereafter the Union armies vii
know when, whom, and how to strike. A
terrible rctribution awaits treason and Re
bellion in that State. The solid columns o
brave men now concentrating in that STATE
for the defence of the Constitution and tn,
Union will not play war, They so forth t.
battle now.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
From Europe.

A despatch from Paris on August 3tst,
says :--"Thc defeat and capture of Garibaldi
us announced, is confirmed by the Moni-
tCurn
The Moniteur says 1.-THE instruction
which threatened to comprise the destinies
of Italy, has terminated. Garibaldi after a
very sharp contest, in which he was wound
ed, has been compelled to surrender, with
all his adhcrents. He was Immediately put
on board an Italian frigate, which had re-
ccivcd orders to convey him to Spezzia.-
The blockade of the coast of Sicily has been
raised
The Italia states that in the encounter with
the Garibadians the Royal troops had IL
killed and 200 wounded. The same paper
SAYS Garibaldi has received two wounds, one
of which is serious His son Menotti. is also
wounded.
The GazzettN Iii Torino says that Carl
baldi has asked to be put on board an
English steamer, in order that Id may leave
his country.
The trial of Garibaldi and his followers
will take place Immediately. It's not known
by what tribunal he will be tried.
The official Turin Gazette says that Carl
baldi has been removed to Narignans, in the
Gulf of Spezza His wounds appear to have
Dcen SLY IT. Inc NoNclhihelJ orucrcu TWO
distinguished men to attend him.
An extraordinary council of Ministers was
held at Turin, to take into consideration his
case. The opinion which prevailed at the
council was that justice should take its
course. Two of the Ministers were in favor
of granting him an amnesty. Nothing has
been decided as yet as to the form Of his
trial.
The London Times says that Garibaldi is
the undeniable founder of Italian unity. 1t
adds lie must not stand as Il criminal
before Italian judges upon the very grounds
of blow struck for Italy. The way to OBJ
viate so iarring a spectacle would be for
Garibaldi to pledge himself to his old friend
and comrade, Victor Emmanuel, on his
parole, to leave Europe for an indefinite
term"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
NcGlclIan's Reception AT Frederick

IJ'NI'I INIVI'I.' 'NVJ II
Gen. Burnside passed through Frederick
carly on Saturday morning, and the whole
army pushed on after the enemy by every
road, and even crossing the fields.
The people turned out to welcome Burn
side with the utmost enthusiasm, including
men, women and children, and when Gen.
Mcclellan came the people blocked up the
streets so that it was difficult for him to
reach his headquarters. The scene is de-
scribcd as most exciting; the people waved
flags and handcrchicts, and even the women
screamed words of welcome at the top OF
their voices.
\ Rebel train Of 100 ammunition and
subsistence wagons was captured by Gen
Franklin, and about $50 Rebel prisoners haG
been sent into Frederick
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20

Captain Brodhcad, who was killed in the
tc battle of Bull Run, dictated the follow
l- letter just Before he dicd:-
Comment Is unnecessary
Dear Brother and Sister, am passing
ow from earth but send you love from my
wing couch For all youriovc and kind
c,- may You be rewarded. | have fought
llnfu,lr. and now die fcarlcsSly. ] ann one
fthc victims Of Popc'~ imhcciity and Nc
,owrll's treason. Tell the President would
save the country he must not give our
allowed fla" into such hands. But TIE oiI
,g will triumph yet The soldiers will re-
it'd it, folds, now polluted 10y fmhccility
al treason. John, YOU owe debt 10 your
,ntry. Write Show uP Pope'S incompc-
ncy and McDowcll's intamy, and force
rem from places where they es2 send brave
zen to assured destruction. he'd hoped
} have lived longer, but | dlo amid the
angor Of battle, as could wish Farewell
YOU and the noble officers Of my rcgi'
scnt | contidc wife and children. ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
Late ftom Cumberland Gap.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-Advices from Cum
bcrland Gap to August 31st represent that
General Morgan is in fined ipirits. He is
foraging the country in all directions, and
will hold out until relieved.
The enemy are still in force on his front
but not in the rear, the Rebel force in Ken.
lucky having joined Kirby Smith.
General Morgan made raid at Rogers
Gap, killing six wounding six and taking
whole company prisoners, without losing
a man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
'crribIc Explosion M f'j;fsburg.
PITTsBURG, Sept. Il

II l'i'' NV ~ l'N' A''
4 irightful explosion occurred at the
nited States Arsenal this afternoon at two
clock in large frame building know as
ne laboratory.
About 176 boys and girls were employed
} the building at the time OF the disaster,
) or 80 of whom were killed.
The explosion was followed by another
ntil the entire building was destroyed.
Those who could not escape in time were
umed up, the scene was most appalling
cad bodies were lying in heaps rs they had
,llcn, and in some places, where the heat
as intense the whitcncd bones could be
zen through the smoke and tlame--in other
laccs large masses of blackcned flesh were
isiblc.
Up to the present time sixty three bodies
ave been taken from the ruins. The cause
f the explosion is not known, but it is ad
uittcd by all to have been accidental.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
Importnnt from Cincinnati.

CINcINNATI, Sept. 13.--The Rebel army
has fallen back beyond Florence. Some
stragglcr, taken by our scouts, say they had
twenty thousand men. Others say they only
had ten thousand advanced this side OF
Florence, under General IIeth Prisoners
say the retreat was made because they heard
Of Buell's presence in Kentucky, and had
night, reported that the enemy was retreat
ing in confusion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
SslERIFF'S SALES.

Dy virtue of sundry wris Of Ven. Exponas issued
ID out of The Court Of Common Pleas, Of NOrthum-
bcrand county, Pa, and to me directed will be
exposed to public sale at the Court House, in the
borough Of Sunbury, on Tuesday, the 23d day Of
September A. D., 1862, at o'clock, p NJ, the fol
lowing described real estate, TO wit
All that certain tract Of land, situate in Upper
Mahanoy township, Northumberland county, Pa,
adjoining lands of Daniel Geist, solomon Dunkol-
berger and others the east John Meyer and Nathan
Haas on the SOUTH John Dehl on the west and Daniel
lIOwester and others on the north, containing two
hundred and twentyseyen acres more OF less, about
one hundred and fifty acres whereof are cleared,
whereon erected large two story stone dwelling
house, n bank barn, wagon house spring house and
other ut-budngs &c. Seized taken in execution,
a..d to be sold as the property Of Henry Haas
ALSO
At the same time and place, a certain tract Of
land, situate in Upper Mahanoy township. county
and State aforesaid bounded and described follows
to wit on the north by Isaac Keefer, the south
Starr and on the east by Abraham Wolfgong, con
tanning As acres lO4 perches strict measure, whereon
are erected old log house log barn, etc. an apple
orchard and other fruit trees. Seized, taken in
execution and to be sold es the property OF Gideon
Adam.
ALSO:
At the same time and place. certain lot of ground
No g. in block No. rs, situate in the town OF Trevor
ton, Zerbo township, county aud State aforesaid
adjosning lot No. on the west lot Nc. on the cas-
in the block an alley the north, aad fronting
on Shamokin street coneining in wepth 25 feet anC
in depth l50 feet or less, whereon erected
a one and half story frame house, frame kitchen
brewery and oohor Outbuildings. Seized, taken il
execution, and 70 be sold us the property of Ir
Sayres
Sherif's Office, Sunbury, September 5, 1862
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
The Retreat Of jackson Across ths
Potomac.
BALTIMORE, September IA.

BALTIMoIE, SepuemDer IT,
Two railroad employees who were taken
prisoners by the Rebel jackson, near Viii
Transport, have returned.
They say that he took them with him
across the Potomac, and when his division
had crossed, on Friday, allowed them to
return There can, therefore, be no doubt
of the fact that jackson is ON the other side
of the river.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20

~" On Monday last 20 scccsh and a
train of so wagons arrived at Chamber5burg'
which had been captured by some OF our
troops near Hagerstown. G. W. Stroh, OF
the Sunbury company, who came nome on
short fmlough, says they are the dirtlest
and most scaly looking objects he ever saw
-lank, lean and greasy, and so completely
bronzcd by the sun that they are hardly
listincuishablc from mulattoes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
Arrival Of Wounded.

Frederick, Sept. 10, 1s62.-Conel Gal
leghcr commanding Third Brigade, Penn
sylvania Reserves, and Lieutenant Edward
Riley, Company e, 18th Pennsylvania, were
brought in to-day, wounded at the battle of
South Mountain yesterday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20

c@57 AN APPRENTICE WANTED-A boy
about fifteen years of age, desiring to learn
the printing business, can have good chance
byapplying at this office Immediately. One
from town that can board himself, preferred.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admins
N rauou having been granted to the subscriber,
the estate of Israel B Dunkcberger late Of Little
Mahonoy township, Northumberland county, de-
ceased, Al persons indebted are requested 70 make
immediate payment, and those having claim to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement
A 4. HEM, Admir-,
Treyorton, August . lsG2.-Gt