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ORPHANS COURT sALE.

plRSuANT. to an order of the Orphans
l. Court of Northumberland county, will lie
exposed to pu6llc sale, on the premises, ON the
ist aay OF september, 1871, the follow
Ing Real Estate, TO wit: All that certain mes
saase or tract Of land, situate in jackson town.
snip, Northumberland county, Pa, bounded aud
described as follows, to wit: on the north by
lands OF Jehn Fetterman, on the east by land OF
DANIEL Hilbush, on the south by land of the es-
tate OF widow Malllck, dee'd and on the west
by land OF Jacob Seller, containing Four a.
Acres, more or less, whereon are erected a two
story frame dwelling house, frame stable, sc.
well of water (wlth pump near the door, q
lot OF fruit trees, &C., being the property of Sam
uel Latsha and J. Jacob Latsha, minor children
OF Henry Latsha, deceased. Sale TO commence
at 10 O'Clock, on said day, when the conditions
will be made known by
ABRAHAM BLASsER, Guardian.
Aug. 10, lS7l.-2t.
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THE PAPACY THE SOURCE OF ALL AU-
TH0RITY.

The Syllabus, assuming the infallibility
of the Pope, contains declaration TO the
effect that temporal powers are only created
by Providence to serve the Caurch that
the Church has the right to establish and
to revoke them, and that every authority
which opposes the DEGREES of the Church
to be illegitimate ipSo Jacto.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-02
u. n. MARSIlAL'S OFFICE.
w. ID. Of Pennsylyania.

PITTsBURG, August rs, 1871.
THls is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
"A s5th day of August, \. D., 1871, Il Warrant
In Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
John T. Pnrsell, of Sunbnry, in the County of
Northnmberland, and State of PENNSYLVANIA,
who has been adjpdgcd a Bankrupt, on his own
petition; that the payment Of any debts and de-
livery OF any property belonging to sucE Bank
rupt to him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law that
to prove their Debts, and TO choose one or more
assignoes Of his estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, TO he holden at Sunbnry, in the
comfy Of Northumberland, before John S. bet
weller, ESQ, Register, on the 2Sd day of Septem-
Der, a. d., 1871, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
.rl'.. g. a A. MURDOCH,
Sept Q, 1S7l.-3t.
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We believe the above docs not exaggerate
the number of Protestants, to whom the
members of the Orthodox Greek Church
might properly be added, (since they also
protest against the claims of the Bishop of
Rome to be obeyed rs rightful head of the
entire Christian Church,) swelling the
number of Christians who thus protest to
at least the 190,000,000 claimed for the
Roman Catholics.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-02

The liberal anti-infallibility Catholic, in
Europe, under the lead of DIR. Dollinger
and other eminent men in the denomina-
tion, are pushing their cause with great
yigor, and are said to be gaining strangth
rapidly throughout Germany, Austria and
Switzerland.
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Orphans Court Sale '!

DURSUANT to an order of the Orphans
4 Court of the County of Northumberland,
State of Pennsylvania, the undersigned Admins
traitors of Peter Wilmer, late of Lower Mahanoy
township, Northumberland County, deceased,
will expose to sale by public yendue, on the
premises, on
Saturday, the 10th day of Septeu-
bcr. A. h., 1871,
the following Valuable Real Estate, to wit All
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-02
TRACT OF LAND.

Being marked as purpart No. /, in a certain writ
of partition between the heirs of Peter Wilmer,
deceased situate in Lower Mahanoy township,
Northumberland County, Pa, adjoining lands of
Charles 3rosious, Augustus Badman, and other
lands of said Peter Wilmer, deceased, containing
Sixty-Eight (6S) Acres and enc
Perch,
more or less, all of which is cleared whercon
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-02
The Church's Power over States.

lit were possible to open the eyes of
American statesmen and politicians to the
designs of the papal party in this country
the following intelligence from Rome would
do il:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-02
ROME, July 26. 1871.

The Pope has issued another protest
against the occupation of Rome by the King
OF Italy, and new Syllabus, which Is an
explanatory commentary on the doctrine
of tho Holy See.
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CANDIDATES CARDS.
To the Voters Of Northumberland
.. County.

The undersigned would Respectfully announce
himself as nm INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
for LEGISLATURE. lie appeals to all the
voters who are opposed to bribery, fraud ana
coTTnpion, and in favor of the purity of the bal
lot box. '
JOHN b. NEWBAKER.
Trevorton, Sept. ., 1S71.-tc.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-02
THE GREAT pANGERil

Our free Republic has passed through
three terrific wars triumphantly through
the great war of the Rebellion and slavery,
and saved the sacred trust committed to it,
of free Government. Tho greatest danger
of all is now coming fast upon us. A pow
erful and mighty church, that claims to be
above all human Government; that no
Government can exist on earth without be-
ing its slave, and hence that Kings and
Emperors and Governors are required to
bow down in humility and kiss the toe of
the Pope, asserts that it is above and high
or than our Government, and that all its
members owe their highest allegiance to
the Pope.
This issue is distinctly made, and hence
free worship, which claims free and open
Bible, the highest government to be that of
the people and not of the Pope, is the great
object of hostility and hate of the Pope and
his church. Therefore it must be put
down, say the Romansts, and hence the
riots and mobs, to crush it,
No rejecting men can doubt the designs
of the Pope and his church against the lib
crty of this country. There plans are si-
lently working. They depend on getting
control of the ballot box, when this is ac-
complished, the Government will fall into
the power of the Pope and his church, and
then the power Of the Government will be
directed to the overthrow of free religion,
and then will follow all the cruelties and
massacrees, and barbarous, and inhuman
violence that for centuries has stained the
history of a church that asserted such
fearful power over the aud pvdiOS VI
men. The first victory of the Pope and
his church is in New York city. The first
beginning of this power is now seen in
mobs and violence against Protestants,
and in frauds and corruption in Govern
mcnt unsurpassed in the history of the
world. This is only the beginning. Docs
any one doubt, that if the Protestant popu-
lation of New York, all united, had not
been strong enough to prevent it, that
every man, who would have turned out in
the Protestant celebration, would have
been murdered, all private property, homes
and houses of Protestants burned and pill
laged, churches destroyed, asylums and
all free Printing offices torn DOWN.
This fearful church, by political power, we
must meet and curb in this country, or it
will put down the Republic and all free rei-
gion, free thought, free press, free and speech.
This is the great danger, that low threat
| p1 al .
it. 1t is the great struggle coming upon
us. 1t is folly to shut our eyes. 1t must
and will come. Let us be prepared and
meet it at the ballot box in whatever
shape it appears. 1t is thcgreat danger,
more alarming than all that preceded it,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-02

FOR COMMISSIONER
AMOS VASTINE, OF SHAMoKIN TwP
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
JNO. X. CLEMENT, OF SUNBURY.
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FOR TREASURER
A. CADWALLADER, OF MILTON.
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FOR AUDITOR
JACOB M. FOLLMER, OF TURBoT.
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TwO-StOry Dwelling House,

more or less, all of which is cleared whercon
is erected Double
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
DENNIS BRIGHT, OF MoNToUR Co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15

both gone up, and within the past ten days the
cost OF transporting bushel of wheat from
the West to Liverpool has increased about ten
cents. This OF necessity comes out OF the
price which the staple would otherwise COM
mand. Prices at Board are about as follows: :
Extra white, 81 45@1.46; No 1 white, $1.41@
1.42; No. Treadwell, S1.4O@1.41; Amber,
$1.36. Corn is nominal at 80 for mixed and
60 for yellow. Oats dull at 37@38 for mixed
and 40 for white. Apples in fair inquiry at
$3.50 per bbl. for shipping lots. Butter steady
at 1920 for fair to good, aud Fl for extra
choice. Cheese steady at 9I5@101s for State
factory. Eggs in light supply, and wanted at
1904. Hops, S@1Oc for last years growth
Potatoes quiet at %. 5O@2 rs per Dbl.
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Reel Estate Transfers.

Horace PattenSill and wife to George W.
Maflit Aug %, 1871, n eq and G section
2s, Antwerp. $1,000.
Thos. II. Hubbard by extra to Charles j.
Monroe, Aug. l, 1871, und. 1G of 8 sec. 3
and w q Sec 10, South Haven $500.
William Kidney and wife to David X. Jones,
Aug. %, 1871, 10 acres on va Sec g. Geneva.
$500.
Henry Elkenburgh and wife 80 Mary A. Car
son, Aug. q, 1871, Of lot blk l, South
Haven. $500.
Joseph McKain to James McKain, Aug. II,
1871. of W sec. 20, Porter. $1,000.
Whitcher 81 IIogmire and wives to Edgar d.
Darling, Aug. "a, 1871. und. h of part of lot
blk 49, Paw Paw. $4,000.
James G. Hall and wife to +. b. Morey Aug.
90, 1871, OF n Q q sec. %, Bioomlngdale
$1,000.
Harriet f. Hill to julius L. Loveday, Aug.
20, 1871, n q Of s q sec. % South Haven.
$1,000.
David f.. Sweet and wife to Joshua II. Free
man. Aug &c. 1871, W of and 8 W q Of
n @ sec. SO, Geneva $1,000.
Charles j. Monroe and wife to julius T..
Loveday, Aug. Is, 1871, nwq of n q sec. q,
South Haven. $1,000.
George Reynolds and wife so VIM. W. Hall,
Aug. "a, 1871, sw Of q sec. 16, Porter.
g, 900.
Willis z. Buel and wife to Willard +. Buel,
Aug. 81, 1871, W Of of W q sec. 8, Pine
Grove. $1,000.
George W. Arnick to Charles A. Arnick,
Sept. 4, 1871, q Of sw sec %, Columbia.
$500.
Laura Hoisiugton to Charles W. Murray,
Sept. 2, 1871, G h of swqof neq sec, 80,
Porter. $500.
7. F. Dodge 10 Ira Cole, Sept. 2, 1871, Lot
q, blk /, Paw Paw. $500.
Charles U. Cross and wife to Ferguson, Smi-
ley 81 Goodell, Aug. 90. 1871, part OF Sec
H. Bangor. $3.50.
Isaac S. Wethey and wife to George W. Maffit
Aug. &c, 1871, 2 acres on II G q sec 20, Ant
werp, and lot blk and lots 4-5-6 blk 4, Law
ton, and 10 acres on sec. 20, Antwerp
$3, 900.
Chester c. feathers and wife to Ira d. Mat
teson. ct. al. Aug. 26, 1871, parcels on sec. %
Columbia. $4,000.
VIM. w. Allen and wife to Mary Nj. Irwin
Sept. 2, 1871, 631l acres on sec. 10, Hartford
1900.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK; Sept. IL.
Gold has ruled strong during the week under
the manipulations of spectators, and has cold
higher than for many months having reached
114114 yesterday, and closing to-day at 114H.
The dry goods trade is especially active and all
descriptions Of goods firmly held. Teas, coffees,
sugars and spices, have advanced. Nails ad-
vanced from 10 to 25c per keg. Flour and
wheat have been active and advancing. Latest
cable quotations are 12s10d for California white
wheat in Liverpool, or 2s1Od higher than last
year at this time. Europe is insufiiciently
Dreaded, and will probably furnish steady
market during the year. In Great Britain, the
wheat crop is rs per cent. short Of last year,
aud in France, one-third short, and of inferior
quality. Other parts OF Europe 1t is thought
will produce little or no surplus. These facts
seem to be well grounded and are worthy the
careful attention Of the farmer. But while q
good market is probable, expectations should
not run too high. The scarcity of freighting
facilities continues as a serious drawback. The
hop crop this year promises to be Of value.
There are no western hops OF this years growth
yet quoted, but State are 45@50c, and for last
years growth, 17927.
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j. MILLS experienced Saw Filler, at Warmers
Furniture store. Saws filed and SET S5Sti
sal where did you get that Nee Rep for SOC I?
Why at Rosss. Who else 90 you think would
have such nice ones?
d. b. Delands Beet Saleratus at Glidden's
only 10 cents per pound.
Ma, | am going to buy my wedding outfit or
Ross for he always has such nice Goods-then
he will send fol anything | want
You can get good two or three hoped pail
at GliddeDs for 25 cents.
Young man, where did you get that box OF
Collars for 10 cents Nny, at Rosse, where
do you think-just look at them. Cloth button
hole tool
May Flower Chewing Tobacco at Glidden's
for @l.25.
All the ladies in Paw Paw know Ross keeps
the best line of Caters and Dress Shoes and he
wants every body IN the County to know it,
That's what's the matter.
We hear no complaints from that best japan
Tea: every ono who has tired 1t says Glldden
keeps the best IN town.
You would be perfectly surprised to see the
stacks OF goods Ross has for sale.
Barr's Pectoral Elixir stops q cough at once
and cures cold in few days. Sold by Ct. w.
Longwell.
Carpets Carpets! Carpets IL thought
/ WOulO nave 10 ADVANCE Une price as WOOL utu
advanced so much; but here they go at old
prices. L. IL. Ross.
/ Bars Ague Medicine prevents chill after
the frs. dose. G.. W. Longwell, Agent.
Everybody wants to go to Ross for their
Dry Goods and fancy ixens.
Asthma is speedily relieved by Bars Pee.
toral Elixir. Sold by G. W. Longwell
Hats and Caps for everybody for sale by Ross
Of Paw Paw.
Barrs Ague Medicine Is sure cure for Chllls
and Fever. G.. w. Longwell, Agent.
Ross is determined to sell Goods.
The best treatment for Group is Barr's Pee
toral Elixir. Sold by G. w. Longwell.
Old Men, Young Men, Youths and Boys re
member Ross has the best line of Clothinf
IN Van Buren, County and no mistake.
Barr's Ague Medicine is purely vegetable il
ts composition. q. W. Longwel1, Agent.
Ross is ahead. First new arrival by express
and fast line.
Barr's Pectoral Elixir never fails in Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, &c. Sold by G.. W. Long
we'll.
Say, jim! I am going to Ross's for m
Clothing this year for he has the latest styles
That's 30, sam!
Barr's Ague Medicine is a moot excellen
tonic. q. W. LoDgwell, Agent
, Ross keeps the Chene Silk which is the best
If you want the coolest glass OF soda waite
from the Arctic fountain 60 to Wheaton
Teed's. S43
Say, Susan! did you see those nice plai
goods at Ross's? Oh how lovely they are
Save yourmoney by buying Teas of Wheaton
4 iced. $40
500 pieces best make and latest style print
for sale by Ross.
Price One Dollar. Sold by &. W. Longwel.
FARMERS ATTENTION. have for sale tw
good Seed Drills which will sell cheap. or
will exchange for lumber. Also a good singl
buggy for sale. !. &. WARNER.
Paw Paw, August Q, 1871. S54tf
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Business Notices.
Dentistry i'm AaWrence.
"Good morning neighbor, said Smith to Brown,
''Good morning." drawled out Brown with

"Good morning neighbor, said Smith to Brown,
Good morning" drawled out Brown with
stare.
Greatly thought a stranger was in town.
don't know you, ne,o teeth, declare!
81 didn't miss you, been to Chicago2
With travelling fees. how much did they cost
TO keep YOU from tho girls did ma go?
And, with all, how much time have you lost
You talk 40 fast and like fool Brown
OF your vain questions can't keep track.
Didn't know we had a Dents st in our town?
To save expense TO the city and back.
Lawrence has merchants less than score,
And shops o. drugs. groceries and hardware,
And Doctors half dozen, or more,
And now, place our teeth to rerair
All the way from the Green Mountain State
Our dentist brought his rubber and gold.
II you want whole, or partial plate,
HIS new teeth Will match we'll with the old.
All the world round, HOOKER is his name.
BY Adam, he's fighting JOS brother;
East, and west and south he's the same
For neat work he's second to no other
Your wife's teeth are loose with chi!ls that
shook her,
And, if with ague, she's old and blue,
Send her to Lawrence, to see HOOKER,
And he'll return her, as good as new.
II her nerves are sensitive and weak
A few breaths OF gas, only six or seven:
o, how happy too happy to speak,
She dreams; it's only dream of heav'n.
She awakes, with the ugly teeth out,
On the table, in bloody mass;
And she says looking wildly about,
"a wonderful thing, this laughing gas "
Come one come all, there's something IN it,
l have pearly teeth, for great aud small.
Come and don't bear the tooth ache minute
We make perfect fits, or no pay at all.
If we excel In any one part,
In which we've labor'd and practic d long,
We claim filling as our special AIT;
Gold will make your old teeth firm and strong
Up the stairs, over j. VI. Ridion's store,
In the Office Of Virgins, NJ, d..
From Chadwick's Hardware only one door;
Twill cost you nothing, to come and rec.
859t4
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ALL HAIL, MAINE Maine answers to Cali
fornia The East responds to the West
From the Atlantic to the Pacific the Republi-
cans are winning victories unexpected In their
scope and completeness.
IL WAS not at all wonderful that Maine should
have chosen Republican Governor and Legis-
ature in her election yesterday. Bnt it is re-
variable and unlocked for. that aftera canvass
especially dull, aud especially after the sinister
aud silent conspiracy of the Democrats-devel-
oped Just on the eve OF tho election by the
publication Of private circulars from their can
didate for Goyernor-to carry the election by
surprise, the Republican majority should be
decidedly increased over last year. In 1870 our
majority was 9,199-now it bids Fair, judging
from the returns so far received, TO be $4,000.
All hail to the gallant and victorious Republic
cans of Maine
Where will tho Democracy turn for consola-
ton In their elections this fall they have al
ready lost North Carolina and California, which
were previously Democratic, they have had
their majority cut down in Kentucky, and they
are now in more hopeless minority IN Name
Even the little territory Of Wyoming, two years
ago overwhelmingly Democratic, has turned
against them Is there balm in Gilead for
their wounds?
The CIRCUIT COURT adjourned on Monday
evening last. The great case OF the term was
that OF Tall Vi. Maynard and Mckinney, for
alleged malpractice in the treatment OF a
broken limb. The trial OF this case occupied
the entire week, and was thoroughly tried by
both prosecution and defence, by some OF the
ablest counsel in this part OF the state. The
jury were unable to agree, and a Il the labor o.
preparation and trial has gone for nothing,
leaving the case to be either quietly dropped or
a new trial at q future session to be had. The
case has been very expensive one to the de-
fence and it is to be regretted that tho jury
could not have come to an agreement-espec-
tally if the case has to be tried over again.
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Say. Mr.. Editor. If you can't find Il, q d SIS
enough, just put IN what you please 80 you gel
the people TO know that Ross has the biggest,
best and cheapest stock OF goods In Van Buren,
County and that he has not time TO write al
vertisements and don't believe in blowing his
business but simply wishes IN a modest wav
to say to everybody In Van Buren, County that
he is determined to sell goods and that for
cash.
More New Goods. Another large invoice OF
summer goods just received at Van Aukens-
Have your Clothing made at Van Aukens
Always the best Goods and lowest prices at
Van Aukens. 847.
Barr's Ague Medicine is sold for one dollar
per bottle. G.. W. Longweil Agent.
Splendid Lawns only one shillog per yard at
Van Aukens. SAT.
Ladies do not buy your Millinery and Fancy
Goods before looking over the choice assort-
ment OF everything in the above line nov OPEN
ing at Sellick's. $40
Ladies Slippers, from 80 cents up at Van
Aukens. SAT.
magnificent stock Of Straw Hats and Bon
nets, Flowers, Ribbons, l.aces and Fancy Goods
lust opened at Soliick's. $40
IL, 'ih her large invoice OF cloth and vestings,
jhst received at an Aukens. 8i7.
We propose to keep the largest stock and
merry Goods now bang shown at Selhck's. $40
Save your money, Save your money. 20 per
cent saved by buying your Dry Goods, Cloth-
Ing, Hats aud Caps Boots Shoes etc, at Van
Aukens. SAT.
The largest stock, the best assorted and the
finest quality Of Dry Goods, lothing, Boots IL
Shoes, Hats X Caps, ever offered in this market
at the lowest prices. at Sellick's 842
CLOVER HULLER FOR SALE.-One j. c. Bird
sells Combiped Glover Huer, with or without
Horse Power, in good working order, will be
sold cheap, and on easy terms. Enquire OF
JAMES BULLARD, Paw Paw, Mich. 853t8
FoR SALE.-One horse FIVE years old. sound
and IA good condition, tor sale cheap by
64Gf L. w. MELcHoR.
ABRAM LEWIS, a boot and shoe maker of
large practical experience IN the past having
resumed business and opened u shop ut the
CORNER OF Main and Niles streets, next door to
L. Il. Hendricks Office, in Paw Paw, soliclts a
share of the public patronage. His work will
be mostly confined to that class known as 'cus-
tom word, In all its varieties. He will use
only the best quality OF material In bis work,
and employ workmen of skill and experience
In the manufacture OF work to measure. All
persons IN want Of work in his line OF business
should call and examine his stock, as he feels
confident that his work and prices will please
them August l, 1871. 853t19
For SALE on EXoHANGE.-Forty acres OF
good land. twenty acres improved and fine
young Orchard just come into bearing in the
township OF Lawrence, near Christie's Lake
Terms ca y, call at the premises. S52t12
July 25th, 1871. b. II. MogEY