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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-05
PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the name
of Bttcrs, put up in quart Bottles, compounded of
the cheapest whiskcy common rum, costing from
20 to 40 cents per gallon the taste disguised by Aniso
or Corander Seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will continue
to cause. as long AS they he sold hundreds to die
the death of the drunkard. BY their the system
is kept continually under the influence of Alcoholic
Stimulants of the worst kind. the desire for Liquor
is created and kent up and the result is all the at
lendant upon drunksrds life and death.
For those who desire and will have a Liquor Bit
tiers, publish the following receipt L,r, Ono
Bottle llOohands German Bitters and mix with
Three Quarts Of Good Brandy Whiskey, and the
result will be preparation that will far excel in
medicinal virtues and true excellence any of the
numerous Liquor Bittcrs in the market and will
cost much les You will have all the virtues OF
HOohands Bitters in connection with good article
of Liquor, at much less prize than these inferior
preparations will cost you.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
viii Give Yon
A GOOD APPETTTE,
VIII give you STRONG HEALTHY NERVES,
VIII give you BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEEL.
INGS,
VIII enable you to SLEEP WELL, and will positive
ly prevent
Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, Sc.
Those suffering from Broken down and Delicate
Constitutions, from whatever cause, either in Malo
or Female. will find in
HO0FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, A REMEDY
That will restore them to their usual health. Such
has been the in thousands of instances. and a
fair trial Is but required TO prove the assertion
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~ The nett proceeds of the exhibition Of Tableaux
,, held at Independent Hall, Lewisburg, on Tues
night of lust week, amounted to about $3.50.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-05

- Snow about four inches in depth, fell on Tues
Y Last but owing to the rough roads, the sleigh
,isvcry Indifferent.
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,'y-The ice on tho river moved on quietly on
nday last for the second time. 1t was about six
hes thick.
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GEO. w. CARPENTER, HENSzEY g. cos
Wholesale Drug and Chemical
Warehouse.

No. T37 Market Street. PHILADELPHIA.
TJNliE subscribers keep constantly on hand large
J. stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Pharma-
centica Preparations and every other article which
apperains to the business, embracing the most ex-
tcnsive variety also PAINTS, OILS and GLASS
of every description.
All articles purchased from US can be relied on az
being Of the most superior quality and at low
prices as they can be had We can offer such in
duccments will make it the interest Of the pur-
chascrs to lay in their supplies from and give us
their future patronage and invite ALL who visit the
city. to call at establishment All orders ad-
di essed to us by mail or otherwise will meet with
prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, HENSZEY 4 co.
737 Market Street, Philadelphia
February G. 1S61-3m
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suNpuRY n1on scnooL.

fTvlIE first quarter of twelve weeks will oren on
Il the FIRST Monday after adjournment OF March
Court.
TERMS PER QUARrER:
Elementary branches Primary 'si,Oo
q ndyanecd 500
COLLEGIATE . from 500 to 200
Tuition payable half quarterly in advance.
No deduction for lost time.
Daily records kept Of the merit and dcu1efit OF
each student-the former denoting the excellencies
Of each in recitation and department, tho latter the
deficiencies and deinquencies-copics Of which Will
be sent to the parents guardians at the end Of each
term.
For particulars apply to tho principal.
REFERENcEs
j. J. Reimensnyder, Sunbury,
Prof. VIM Ncotling Selins-Grove,
Prof. q. X. Bliss, Lewisburg
'E. p. RoIBACn, Principal.
Sunbury, Feb. G, 1854.
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VIM. VI. WEAVER, Sheriff
Sherii's Office, Sunbury, Feb. q, 1854.
PU BITC s ALE.

w I'LL be exposed at Public Sale THURS
w DAY, the 18th DAY of FEBRUARY. 1861,
at the house of HENRY FOULk, deceased in Lower
Augusta township. Northumberland county, Pa, the
following described property to wit TW o HORSES,
THREE COWS, YOUNG CATTLE. ONE BULL,
and ONE BREEDING SOW FARMING UTEN-
SlLS, One two-horse Wagon large Sled, Ploughs,
Harrows, Cultvators Grain Cradles, Grass Scythcs,
Rakes, Forks, Corn Hoes, Grubbng Hoes, Post Dig
ger Harness Sleigh Bells Saddle, &c, Three bar
rels vinegar, Bags, &c. NEW FRAMING MILL,
Grain Reaper.
One lot of Carpenters Tools &C., Blacksmith tools.
Also, Potatoes by the bushel
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
One Cooking, and two Parlor Stoves, Bedsteais,
Chai.s, Tables, one large iron Kettle &c &c.
Sale to commen'o at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when con-
ditions will be made known.
URIAH r0CLK,
Lower Augusta, Jan, 80, 1868. Adminstratoy
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uAy va N'HuE EDe

Slaves, Shingles, Poplar, Locust. sc.
FlNliE andersigned is about extending his humber
business 10 nh a needed gap IN the trsdr OF Phil
a,lelhia, by making speciality Of the coopeI-sloek
Trade, and nov desires to make arrangements TO se.
cure supplies. The City Coopor,, Shipper, Ae,,
owing to the imposibliiy OF obtaining them Ia PIN.
ldephia, nos depend largely on other markets .pr
their Slaves, 40, With proper encouragement by
the manufacturers, the undersigned hope 90 stop
ths diversion Of trade by keeping hand q large
stock, In every variety ol quality and si1e. Ny go
Ing thls branch VI trade particular attention, he
hopes 90 make early returns 20 cons silirnis
and establish ioT the nanuiaeiuIen tno4e valuable
communication with purchasers than j. lossibe By
thoss ahe trade mainly Ia lnoro heavy luiabvf
MaEaiActurers and oiheTs Who can furnish lpafii-
ealady eostisr9ts suppllssl sishsl hy ep1igae'
lafchase teaansiaaiol, btaNes, hseiihsi il9el
fVlos, 1e, Addre. ,.,,,.,.,..,.
caliou hill sirest " hsrf fhiladelphia.
Large supliles aisaya wantsd " l.eeusi itnbsil
Oak knses snA ige.iusHiiy lonH oak fiank, Oak ad
Yvllsw Pine Tnlhsf Ae Alec nos opening uade
IA as saaiing sarlAls VI hhiaSiss, alEgt Nheif1,
ls,tlaf AL Al Lui,aheT, A.,
hsFsaahcHs i-sAlrk a caiitil Co, fhilslsl-
,,hls fhos kishssi.sa A 10, fhiisigiiala
Jsnssfy 40, lsef-ia
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LIST OF .JI IL q IL -,


For tie March Term Of heNorthumJor7a
County GWrt, 1864.
GRAND JURoRs.
John Deepen, Jackson,
John S. Shade, Lewis,
3 Daniel Bekman, Delaware,
A Thomas Barr, "
Daniel Cares,
James Reninger, North'd,
2 David Shive, Upper Augusta,
s Elias Byerly, Lower Mahanoy,
0 Bhn Runkle, Shamokin,
1Q Valentine Deitz, Sunbury,
II Daniel Snyder, Jordan,
12 Martin Gass, Upper Agusta,
13 Martin Bachman, Lower Mahanoy,
IA Joseph Haas, Jackson,
Is Daniel l.. Ireland, Turbnt,
16 John Clark, Sunbury,
II Robert Walker, Point,
IS Dariel Dunkclbcrger, Cameron,
10 Frederick Trcon, Washington,
90 Jacob Evert, Upper Augusta,
81 Jacob Eckman, "
90 Jacob Gazette, Sunbury,
23 James Smith, Coal,
"a Galen Smith, jackson.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
1 Samuel Malick, Washington,
Charles IIoweter, Upper Mahanoy,
3 Henry Hartrunfl, McEwensvill,
A George Bordner, Lower Mahanoy,
Frederick Dipner Coal
6 George l.. Rifle, Milton,
z Seymiore Ammon, Delaware,
s John A. Snyder, Lower Nahanoy,
8 Charles Altman, Turbut,
10 Charles Culp, Mt. Carmel,
IL John Vandcvender, Point,
12 John Shuck, Lewis,
13 Peter Wampole, Upper Agusta,
IA George Krick, Shamokin;
Is Jacob Rem, Lower Agusta;
16 Sebastian Haupt, Sunbury'
II David r. Malick, Upper Augusta,
Is John Pennsyl, Rush,
10 Saitiuel T. Brown, Milton,
90 George Fetterolf, Upper Mahanoy,
81 Emanuel Zimmerman, Coal,
% Samuel Tego, Lower Malianoy;
23 VIM. NJ. Auten, Chil!squaque,
"a John Daniel, Jordan,
25 Darrah, Delaware,
26 Wm. Wilson, Northumberland,
II Samuel Cox,
90 John Albert, Jackson,
90 Wm. H. Kase, Rush,
80 James Aurthur, Lewis,
81 Michael Graham, Mt. Carmel,
80 A. b. Artman, Delaware,
33 Jefferson Bear, Coal,
"a Benz. Dockey, Lower Mahanoy,
35 Samuel Blair, Milton,
80 John Schuyler, Lewis,
81 Adam Deal, Upper Augusts,
3S Charles Follmer, Turbut,
80 Jacob West, Jorden,
40 Enos Hilliard, Delaware,
Al Henry Lantz, Turbut,
AZ Frederick Wagner, Lewis
AZ John II. Pollock, Turbutyille,
A Lembert Eckman, Rnsh,
As Robert Montgomery, Lewis,
40 Jacob Hunsicaer,
AZ William Hoffman, Washington,
4S Charles Mettler, Rush,
PETIT JURORS.
Henry Strine, Milton,
Henry q. Haas, Turbut,
3 Sumuel q. Foy, Zerbe,
Samuel Derr, Delaware,
. Jacob Wilmer, Lower Mahanoy,
o William Waldron, Turbut.
John j. Parker, Delaware,
Henry Burman, Milton,
o John Harmon, Jr., Lewis,
10 Alexander Campbell, Rush,
II Hiram Price, Sunbury,
12 John II. Leinbach, Delaware,
i3 John y. Kramer, Turbut,
"a Thomas Murdock,
Is Arthur T, Ludwig, Delaware,
10 Henry II. Robbins, Upper Augusta,
n J. III. MeCormic, Milton,
is Joseph Arnold, Upper Augusta,
10 George siTine, Milton,
20 Michael Lamnl, Milton,
ei Jacob Long Cameron,
2s Jacob |. liili, MeEwensyiile,
70 Daniel Zimmerman, Loves Augusta,
"a Samuel shaiicr, Jordan,
aa william follmeT, Turbnl,
90 George Pcnnsyl, shamokln,
~ farnsworth Heed,
es David Diefienbacher Delaware,
40 Daniel Miller, Coal,
80 Milliam hallist, TuTbuissills,
"a John iiaas, jr, Turbut,
~ Elias hlshsl, LAWS,
80 samuel kngel, jcIdsa,
"a Mllllam cuEsT, Delaware,
s5 Andsss Armstrong,
10 iaals. u Las, Sssbs
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pELECATE CnILpREN,


Those suffering from MARAsNUs, wasting away,
with scarcely any Aesh on their bones are cured in
very short tine one bottle In such cases will have
most surprising effect.
PARENTS having suffering children rs above,
aud wishing 10 raise them will never regret the day
they commenced with these Bi,ters.
LITERARY MIN, STUDENTS, and those work
ing bard With their brains, should always keep a
bottle OF lioohands Btters near them, as they Will
find much benefit froin H. nse 20 both mind aud
body, lnyigorating and not depressing,
1T Is NOT A LIQUOR srlMCLANT,
Aud leaves NO pros.Taion.
tIseutIou. soldiers:
AND ThE RRikAps OF SOLDIERS
We call the attention II all having rotations ~
hiruds iu the army Ia the fas. that "lloOfLAAD 3
u,rman hillers viii care nne lonths of tho diseases
induced by exposures ard pris atiu incident 90 camp
lhe, Ia the lists, publl,hed almosi daily ia iAs
usspalsn- on the arrival Of the sick, u Nil be 20
iosd that very large proportion suffering floia
debility LteFy eaas oi that Kind can BE- readily
Vurcd BY iluoaand's Hefman h.,iers We have no
hesitation la stating that il these ii,ers eey
usyi uuonseuF aoldieIs. hundreds of lives nls b, bs
saNed hat ulhoIsisa would he Lost,
The l1uIF'sipFs aFe daily receiving thaukfal lsi'
have essa Restored % health y, ,hg uss y. tass. ~
1si' ssnl ~ thea BY lhoif niel.ds.
BEWARE of cvrNfRfEIfSi
sss lha. ths slseatafs II 20, a. JACKSON" ls ~
.hs NFaples u eAsh nssils,
lg,es pa hslsls u esals " half dassa CO a 20
shsaii yosf nsasesi iIugsli "a have iks sTticls,
d. noi - Fsi - ~ 49, a iar iHlakieaias ffrfata
t,ns ,Art lsy ~ lnffsi Ia lil tsss lsi sad " a.
siti ~ sil h,Fasfa. fernIsiy fsrktA, ~ vfpfss
is',siisHi oaes aaa Nassl.siay, ~ ~ Afek "a
JNAtt a iNAAa
lfasre,.or, a. A. ~ l.easss
Fftl4lsiaIl
- fsf F,le 10 i.fasrl,is "a nssi.s. IL s.,st
ifss "a a. tnIlfi aisis.
ff.stsi q. a. ~
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Adilia Helfenstcii
Adilis Hefenstcin,
William ii. Marshall and No 90 March T. 1854
William NJ. Weaver.
CORONEW.S SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale in Partitions de Fa-
II cicnda, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Northumberland county, Pennsylvania to me di
rected will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House in the borough Of Sunbury. on Monday the
l4th day of March, 1854, ut o'clock P. M, the fol.
lowing described real estate to witt
All certain mcssuage or eight adjoining Lot of
Ground, situate in the town of Shamokn Coal town
ship, Northumberland county, Pennsy and
described in the General Plan of said town as Lots
No. i, 2 3, 4, b. 9, and y, in block number fifty
seven t57 bounded on the north by Arch street, east
by vacant ground, south by lot No. Q, and west by
Eighth street. on which are erected a largo Brick
Building called College or Academy.
CHARLES +. MARTIN, Coroner.
Coroner's Office, Sunbury Feb 13. 1864.
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a M PrrTENaILL & CO.,

Ne 81 Park Row, Now York, and 9 State Street,
oston, are our agents for the susBuRr AxERIcss
those Cities and are authoeixod to take Advertise
rents and Subscriptions for us at our lowest rats.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-05

For Rats, Mice, hsoacies. Ants. bed
Bugs, Moths I'm Furs, syoolens. tNc.,
Insects om Plants, Fowls, Animals,
&c.
Put up in 25c Soc and SI 90 Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks SO and So sizes for Hotels, Public lnsttu
tions, &c.
'Only infallihle remedies known
''Free from poisons"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
''Rats come out of their holes to die
tT Sold Wholesale In all large cities.
Sold by all druggists and Retailers Everywhere
BEwARE.. of all worthless limitations.
See that "Costar's' name is on each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before you buy.
Address HENRY X. COSTAR.
Principal Depot 4s2 Brcad@ay New York,
CS~Sbld by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists in
Sunbury; Pa
Feb. 20, lS64.-Sm
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BARLOw's INDIGO IsEUE.

Dealers and Consumers of the above Celebrated
W ash Blue, will please take notice that tho Labels
are altered to read
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" III ehabIe you 10 sLEEP " ELI and VIII POSITIVE
ly prevent
Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever, tSc.
REN&ENTBE Err,
THAT THESE BITTERS ARE

NOT AGGOEIN;ITIC,
And NOT intended as BEVERAGE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30

Reapers &, MowersSiore Truck,
combined, Threshing Machines
Self and Hand Rak-Horse Powers,
ing Reapers, Grain Drills,
Mowers for l or 2Clover Hullers,
Horses, Sewing Machines,
Horse Rakes, Tanning Mills,
Horse Pitch Forks, Cider Mills,
Plows, and 2 horseCorn Shelters,
Harrows, Sugar Mills,
Cultiyntors, Sugar Pans,
Wagon Jacks, Shovels, Hoes,
Farm Trucks, Forks and Rakes.
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SAusAers. The editor Of a jour.
nal was set all aback the other
day, when he asked q farmers wife
how she made sausages, and re-
ceived for answer, Take your
in'ards, scrape em, scald, and stuti
en-"
A BLUNT Bor.--A lady ofsome.
what dignified demoanor, having
lost her way. said to an urchin in
the street, "Boy, | want to go Do.
YER street. ."-"Well, marm," re.
plied tho boy, cody walking on,
"why don't You 60 there, then"
A foot race recently took pace
in England, in which the winner
ran a mile in tho extraordinary
time of four minutes, t,cenfy and
n halfseconds, being the fastest
time ever msdo in running that
distance.
A rebel Congressman complain
ed the other day oftho unconstitu
tional enac tments of the Federal
Congress. 1hat is precisely what
conservative Congressman and
conservative editors north Of the
Potomac say. How pleasant it is
to zee there, brethreu dwell in
unity.
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DON'T HE DEC ElVED !

Dr Cheesemaus Pills have recei, ID, and Hre now
receiving the sanction cfihs most ,iNinsnt Physi.
eiHns in America.
EXPLICIT 7g1r IONS with each Boz. The
pree ONE DpLLAR FER BOX, cont NiniLg from
dnyto sixty Pills,
Pills sent by null prom pity, by REMIT ng the price
TO the ptopuetnr, any Authorized agent In current
funds Fold by Druggists generally.
HUTCIllNGS n lIlLLYER, PRoPRl ~ 2Hs,
~ Cedar street New 'oh
Sold 10 Tiain by DuBoi, Co, 81. John and NJ ar
quArit.
Me''n Denton h Bros. Cleveland, whoLs,al'
agenu,
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MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Cul ative Cough Balsam,
Price rs and so Gents per Bottle.
The best, and Cheapest and most effectual
Remedy tor COUGHS, &C., the world
has ever produced, Purely Vcpeta-
BILE contains no MINERAL, or
other DELETRCIOUS Druos.

The curative Balssm
10 wstahted, II used &C
eording to directions, to
cure Ia all eases, Coughs,
Colds, Cfonp, WheopinE
Coagh, Asthma, snd an
Affections Of the Throat
and Lungs.
MADAME ZADOC
PoRrER's BALsAMIs
APvRgLN vseArAbIEEx
rkcroRAsr prepared xiiit
greNt care aud seientif,
skill, from = combination
ofihe best remedies the
vegetable king.om az.
foFds. ils remedial quail
tiles are based on its
RowsstoAssistt the healthy
ard NignrOus circulation
ofthe blood through the
lungs. u enlivens tie
muscles aaJ assists tho
skin To perform the dntis,
ofEe' nlaliug the heat Of
the sVstem, and In gent.
ly throwing ,Hths waste
, sabs,snes nom the sut.
ace ofthe body, II loos.
-ns the ph'eem, ind7ess
rec spiiiiRs sud wild be
found very agresahls TO
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The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York,
Patent Soliciting House, and Pateat
Commission House, ComJinedii

SOLicittng--Tm. co~G,n, will &C, a.
ents for new Inventions IN thit county aud IN.
rope on the most reesonNbie trtms. Conduct In.
ningemsnt Cases and ptoevis IeuewSls of Pat.
ests,
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Ia, tss,e. his not violent 'smedy, BAT emolh en-
~sTmirg, searching sad effective, eAk be tatsA by
the oldest per,on OF Aoanges, rhtld.
NME ZAnuC PDRrERS CUR ATivE
bAlSAM isrO Hsw tnd uRtr'sd me dieihs, but has
been used BY the prbiie ior the past ten year, with
unparalleled success, and as aqnfed It's present ex.
enslNs and largely Increasing safe, SIMPLY by being
recommended bS ,hoss who have used il to their al.
hieted friends sndothers.
lFNou HANEA CoLD,if ever 50 slight. do not
fail TO give the Balkan usl n the vers low pnes
Al witch u IA sold, bnngs IL in tho reach OF every
one, ,hatthsy nay awsys keep IL eonvenieAt for use
The timely uss ofA e5 eent bottle will eAsa prove
10 be worth one hundtvd iimss its coat. .s
DO no, be pat on with any ether Ask or MAD
AMk ZADI q falRrERS coCGn hAiSAM. in.
sist oa having II, ana take no oihsI " yoer Drag
gt', doe, not have . have him send and get IL Tor
yon.
Nv SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AT Is AND
so CENTS PEI norfLE.
DU BoiS q CO., Druggists,
!, 7ifr d Fostoris.
si9s- e--iv
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Notice.

william Cromwell and Henry Cromwell.
vs..
Mary Elizabeth Brettslle, and Charles Crom.
vel Breltelle, mi nor heirs OF Elizabeth
Rench Breuelle, and their legal guardians
Samuel Lrll,r and David Zrller,
Court oi Common Pleas o. Seneca county,
Ohio, Petition fr P,rtiiou.
Tho said Elizabeth nrcttrlle and Charles
Cromwell Breuelle, minor heirs OF Elizabeth
Rench Breuelle, and their legal guardians
Samuel and David Zellcr, all OF Washington
county, Maryland, will tate notice that the
said William Cromwen and Henry crom
we'll. have this day lied their Petition for
Partition iu said Court, In which they show
that as the heirs al Law of Jssob T. Crom
we'll, late Of said Washington county, MARY
land. dseeassd, the said Petitioners are ten,
anis IN common, seized each of one undivi.
ded third part. with the said Mary El,xabetl,
Rteuellc aud Charles Cromwrll Brrttello,
who are each seiIed OF one equal undivided
sixth part VI tho following described real ss.
tate, TO Wit.
The ncIth west quarter Of sss,ian three,
80 township tive. (a.) North of range sew
enteen l7,) East, in seneca county, Ohio.
The prayer of said Petitioners, that said
premiaes may be divided accordingly, sotbat
each tenant shall hold his or her int.res, m,
ssveraly, May 4. ls6i.
LEE 4 BREWER,
:, ,.., A,tys Cor pet'rs.
Ma! ,, lsti 81 81 1t--6t
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FREIGHTS.

NJ this tcut. Freight, " sll ds,edpiiou, oan Ia
forwarded 10 and Gom philadelphia, New Nork
be,ton OF Baltimore, 10 aud from an, point on the
Natl kosds OF Ohio, kentueky, lgdians, Illinois
Wl,eon.in. lows ot Missouri, BY Rsil Road direvi.
nj phuhursh with Steamers, hy whioh a ood, can be
fot arlsd to any port os the Ohio MnsktnKum Ken
tHoky, Tennessee, Cumberland, lllihnis, hs,s,pni.
Wisconsin, missouri, Kansas, Arkan,at and Red
RissuI Hnd NJ Cleveland, ssndusky and Chiosge
with stsams.s TO all Ports on the North Nsltsfn
Lstsl
Nrrchsau snd shipper. snitu,iing the usnsp0rA.
iion of their Freight 10 thi Co npsHy, eau rely with
coincidence 90 N, srsehy uantit
1HE RATES OF fREtGnr to asd fom sgy
peint In the Nsu, by the PeNnNkAnis Csa,rei
Rail Road, are al ali, ,imss ~ ,avcrabl. a. are
ehsrs-a by other asil Road Compsnis,.
~ Ne psuicularte mark PACKAGE s"Nn ftss'l
ossrnlt r. H."
p" freight Coa,tse, Of shippips directions sr,
plr to ~ addrsu either Of the following Agent. Of
the Companyi
u. A. STEWART, Frsish, Agent. Pittsburgh
CLARKE n Co. Transf.r A agents, rit,bursh,
u. W, BROWN 4 90, CincinnAti Ohio,
H. G, MELnRu " SCb Madison, IEdlsas,
J. y. MuORk, Louisvihs, ken'urky,
W. VI. AikNAN, EyanNille, Iu,.
n. y SASS, - t.oais. Nitoun,
CLARLE n 10 ,Ihiosro, tlhnois.
!. n. NcrnIM, PortImonth, ..
J. ". LOvE, MayNilts. ~
HALL q co, Marietta, q.
u. AYREs. Musk,arum River.
w. H,S FL. LAN0LEN, Gslhpeis, ~
", r, PIERCE n a., ZAhssvills, q.
n. n, HUDSON, Ripley, o.
r. T., MkLNC NJ, Grn~ral travelling AgshL
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TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS.

FAST MAlt-Lssts. riu,butEh At so 4. NJ,
AuiVss Vt Ahoona fot htsakhd 80 4. VI b,
reaches Harrisburg at l.O5 =. VI, aud Philadelphia
aAI'r1InoRErAss II NGfRs b, hi. ,t,in l..r.
ii.Hl,bgU .ti 20 r. ~. and Sui'' IN Baltimore
Ssw YoRR PAssrNorRs BY hi, usIn l,a,c
rh,lsdslphs At 6.f5 =. NJ. and arrive Ia Nov
Noft At 1000 T. NJ.
THROUGH ACCOMMODATION stopping st all
stsHons- Leave, Piushutgh u tNO \, az
tiyss ~ Ahn, NJ ter Wrnst - ll"5 NJ,
reaches n.ui,burg a $40 2. NJ, 'n' Phlladsl'
nhia at ill3 NJ.
rHROUGIi EXpREsa--Lssyu riu.bntrh st.y
2, NJ, arrive, At Nliooha fur supper ~ 0 90 r
NJ, tsAche, ilMHAburs TT . 30 \ VI. sad rhis
delights Al I gu a., NJ,
BAL'rINORE PASSENGERS by this train le.,,
Harrisburg At ESQ \ NJ and sHt's In bsl'iu'ors
NEW ynRk PASSENGERS b, mi, itsin i..ys
Phllsdeinh'a Al "A. VI. snd arrive In New iofL
Of 10 nu VI.
FAST IINE-I.a,,, pu,burgh Al easP 2. ". sr.
ri,stN NJ Altoona at LIS A. VI, tes,he, NHni.
bug At 5 SIS A n and Lancaster fot breakfast al
ses A. ~, ariyiug IN PhilNdelphs NJ lOlb A. v
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this uain lsaye
iisrr ,huTs At 100 A. N. aud arrive In Daluwc's
NEW YoRK PASSENGERS b, ,hi, train hs,. =
choice Of tou,s,, A sleeping ir runs throuph
from Pittsburgh 10 Now Nntk, without change,
York At lt5P n, Nv wsy OF fhiladslpha, pass
sng.f. Tssoh New Notk Nt9..5 r. n.
tickets good on any Of the Sound Lines. fars TO n
alats laks IN
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announcing to the public, that he
has purchased the sole right to
manufacture and sell, within the
limits OF Soucca county, Ohio,
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No 229 Broadway.
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CRY, do AZ tnoRilK Joseph =. Walters, aud q. n .
Snyder compn,ing the dtm ofihe Nauonsl Patcnd
Once, TO r,teric US, and bell eve they wilronduet
their busin"" upon STRICTLY hoSoRAntg rsiSeL
rLEs.
tsisnsdl NY. Feb. Goth
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". Y. CiY.
w..L. Taylor E'q., Banker. "a wsnat. NY,
Cearlss u. VOORHEES, E'q. banker Is riue 81.
NY civ.
shepherd, sswa'd Il Co. lmPorsr, . II Pearlst.
n, N'City,
John Wilmot Esq, Commit ii,ion, . Bowling Green
n, Y, CITY.
John W. KiTbL Esq, Me,vpoHtsR<DNnk, iOs
DtondwNy NY. rNy.
u. AhhasEsq. ildiish aud American Exchange
Banking Cooperation, 81 Wall street. v. \, city.
u. Dawes sn,mh E'q Chemical Bsuk ,eo.rnsr Of
Broadway Ann S~&phs' Street, n Y. CIly
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