nmmwrarj-iJj'iiiiii
rercen'T to collectors la '53, oa
tax of '51 and previous,
Amount or tox of '53 outstanding
11 ol .Tau., '64,
Exonerations in '53 oa Ux cf '52,
rorcentoRe to collectori in '53, on
tux of '63,
Amount of Ux of 'S3 ontstsndntf
1st or Jan., '54.
Exoneration In '63 on tax ol '63
Percentage to colloctors in '53 on
tax or '53,
Abatement allowed on tox or 53,
Amount paid State Treasurer at
per reot 26 July,
v '53 10,938 09
" Jan., '53, 408 00
222 02
1,1 W
4
213 10
3,831
' 6
42
675
I ll '54, U
14,033 13
Commission of Treasurer on $14,
156 11
1,856 29
035 13
Balance duo Com tu,
23,056 96
Jacob Young, late Treasurer of Norlhumler
land County, in account uith the Com'thfor
Militia Fines for the year 1853.
DR.
Outstanding fines for '51 and pro-
II Am. MmndlbrM.- Wlj 60
Balance in Treasurer's hands last
account, " 00
2,915 03
cn.
Outstanding in '54 Gnes of '1 sod
F.vioos. ( ,M tgJW
.1 '53 947.00
t i:.,nf'll anil nraviotlS 133 50
J'.IUIUU miui. v. r
ii 'fi2 "V 27 '50
i 'fi.l " """
4 00
Percentage on '51 and previous
.1 '62 '
"53
raid volunteer companion,
Brigade Inspector,
" Assessors for list of luilitla
men, . ,
County Treasurer's commission,
Balance due Commonwoalth,
24 31
! ' 6 87
Jr 67
"65 00
93 25
18 &
6 CS
93 92
2,045 03
Jjrofc Young, late Treasurer, to the Common
wealth for Militia Fines Dr. for 1852.
DR.
OiiLtnndine fine. M9 oA P"- $2"1 68
w pft
'50
483 59
ol
6U8 50
52 50
Militia Hues assessed in '52
2,421 4"
CR.
Outstanding fisoa in '53 of '49 and
previous,
i '50
ii '51
ii '52
Exonerations in fines '49 and pre
vious, iu '52,
l'ercentape, '
Exonerations iu '50
Percentage,
Exonerations in '51
Percentage,
I'xonorations in '52,
Percentage, -
Paid Assessors for lint of militia
men,
3aid to' Brigade Inspector,
'aid to sundry companies,
Jottnty Treasurer's commission,
Salauco due Commonwealth,
S152 JjS
328 59
547 10
719 60
23 00
8 12
44 00
7 80
81 50
10 72
4 60
C5
17 77
60 00
270 50
3 33
190 66
2.421 47
acob Yonng, Treasurer, in account with the
Com'th of Pennsylvania, for 52 and '53, re
specting Retailers Licenses.
DR.
o amount of Retailers licenses
Tor 1652, .'SM 25
mount ree'd from Simon Mart, 3 00
of Retailer license for '53, 860 75
1,704 0
24 60
CR.
r exoneration for '52.
nount paid for publishing Mer
cantile Appraiser's Lis'., per
ttieir receipts,
conorations for '53,
nonnt paid for publishing Re
tailers Lists,
nount paid State Treasurer,
26th July, '53,
nimissious of County Tr.
lance duetbo Coui'tn,
33 00
8 50
69 00
7C2 75
85 20
731 05
1,704 00
me it account respecting Tavern Licenses
DR.
mount of Tavern Licenses
crauted 1852, 480 00
l(j53. 510 CO
930 00
CR.
Treasurer's Commission on $990, 49 60
,,'int naid iitate Treasurer.
6th Juiv. '53. . 480 00
aace due the Com'tb, 460 50
990 00
Patent Medicine License.
DR.
troonnt of said Licenses for '52
53
CR.
'onimissions of Treasurer on (30
Hint paid State Treasurer,
th July, '53,
nee due the Com'tb,
15 00
15 00
30 00
1 50
15 00
13 50
30 00
Distillers and Brexters Licenses
DR.
mount of said Licenses for '52 21
M 18
39
CR.
emissions of Treasurer on S39 1
int paid State Treasurer
a July, 1653, 21
ce duo Commonwealth, 1C
39 t0
tes to Beer Houses and Oyster Shops.
DR.
lount of said licenses fur '52, 22 00
'63, 66 00
88
4
22
61
68
CR.
omission to Treasurer on 888,
nt puid Stale Treasurer,
i July, '53,
;e iluu Commonwealth,
Keeapilulation, 1652 4 1853.
DR.
e duo Com'th, tax real end
anal for '53 ud '53, and
ions,
. Tine, '63 end previous,
irs licence, '52 ud '53
licenses, "
. medicines, " "
rs, brewers, " 44
oyster ehops" "
1,656
93
731
460
13
16
CI
3,233
cn.
Mit.l psid since Connty
tors rer-ort to Stat Trea-
surer and cot credited iu the
' foregoing account, vis I
Kith epU, 65, per reeeipt,
,29th Aug. '56, "
Commission on f647 spplicable to
tax on real & personal,
Balance doe Commonwealth.
529 80
1,096 00
6 48
1,201 63
8,232 91
CB
15
03
C8
franeis Bucher, Treasurer of th County of
Northumberland, in accomnt with th lam
for 1854, rtspctin County tax.
DR.
To amount of tax of '51 and pre
vious, outstanding 1st Jan. '64,
ii '62
63 "
'A4. assessed.
$593 12
2,093 62
6,751 14
11,01? 61
139 11
656 00
243 00
1,891 77
241 78
1,090 65
21 60
109 00
i 29800.
On unseated lands for '62, connty
. r '03,
" '62, road, .
- '63 "
'62 school, "
63, "
Rent of public buildings; -Court
fines from Sheriff Klpp,
" Proth'y Beard.
Overpayment State tax, Abm.
Kissineer. an order,
Sam'l Hales, "
17 B3
7 01
11 25
15 10
63 79
" J. Hunsecker, "
" County, D. Wilson,"
24,446 88
CR.
By amount of tax of '51, outatyJH
ing, lt lan. '65,
'68,
" ..'53, "
u mi,
Exoneration in '54, on tax of
'51, and previu,
'fi8,
'63,
Percentage to Collector in '64, on
Ux of '51, and previous
'58,
'63,
County Order paid in '54.
Commission on $13,054 8$, St S J
per cent.
Balance due th Coanty,
601 34
617 93
1,169 40
6,590 67
33 63
188 60
333 S3
43 70
333 65
' 307 0
13,044 26
386 10
1,083 97
24,446 83
Francis Bucher, Treasurer of the County of
Northumberland, in account wili the same
for 1805, respecting County tax.
To amount of balance duo County
per account for '54,
1,083 97
601 II
46 26
617 43
S3 45
1,160 40
3 43
6,.r90 57
11,604 83
St 80
County tax for '51 and previous oat-
stand ing" 1st January, 66
Interest on tux for '51 and prv.
County Ux for '68, outstanding lit
January, '55,
Interest on tax of '53,
County Ux for 'S3,ouftan'ing tat
January, 1955,
Interest on tlx of '53,
Comity Ux for '54, ouUtanding lit
January, 18GS.
County tax lor '55, assessed,
" on unseated land received in
1855,
Refunded by Com'th to the repre
sentative of Wm. Gulick, and
paid to county.
Jury funds paid by Proth. Deard,
Overpayment Slate tax by Eli Ei
r.liart, on order,
" Dan'l D. Conrad,
James tinny, u
N. Drumheller, '
JouEckbert, "
Militia fines, M. Bachman, "
" J. Vankirk.
" " J. Simpaon, "
" P. Hilcman, "
r64 38
28 00
3 62
4 63
83 40
3 11
10 94
6 08
4 00
73
5 00
33,491 37
CR.
Dy amount ef tax of 61 and previou
euUtandinj; lit Jan. f50, 114 99
' '53, - 315 23
'S3, " 218 ID
'54, - . 621 90
' '55, 7,887 33
Exoneration on Ux of '51 and pre
viou. in '55, 13 62
'53, " 20' 14
. '53, 77 13
'54, 315 77
Percentage on tax of '51 an J pre. 86 02
" '63, 129 48
" '51. 410 88
County order paid in '55, 11,330 92
Commissions on $11,330 93 per 2 J
per ceiiU 2S3 27
Balance liue the county, COO 50
22.491 27
Francis Bucher, Treasurer of the County of
NortiwmlcrlanJ, tn account with th l omtn
if Pennrylvania for 1954, rtspecling tax on
real ana personal.
DR.
To amount of tax for '51 and previ-
oua, nnUtanding Ut Jan. 1E54, 816 10
Amount of tax for '52, nuatanding
lit Jan. '54. 1,177 03
Intereaton tax of '53, 14 71
' '53, outstanding let Jan 54, 3.831 68
'64, anseaud. 15,877 44
' 53 on unseated land re
ceived in '54, ' 308 84
" 53 " 984 47
33,910 27
658 S3
I
19 30
6 08
197 89
103 73
34 66
1,053 CS
545 15
372 89
S.849 41
735 14
I
18,667 61
139 07
1,071 63
22,910 27
CR.
Dy amount of taxea for '51 and pre.
vioua, outstanding 1st Jan. 'S3,
Exoneration in '14 on tax of '51
and previous,
Percentage to collector in '53 on lax
of 51 and previous.
Amount of tax for 'S3 outstanding
1 at Jan., 55,
Exonorotiona in '54 on tax ct '53
Percentage to Collector,
Amount of Tax of'53 ouUtanding
1st Jan., S3.
Exonontion in '54 on tax of '53
Percentaee to collector "53
Amount cf tax of '54, outstanding
1st Jan., '55,
Abatement allowed on tax of '54
00
00
Amount paid Stale Treasurer, 90th
July, '04,
Commission of Treasurer oa $13,
167 61.
Balance due the Com'th,
00
95
09
05
Northumberland, in nrrn.ml u-Hh ihm I '.., t
of Pennsylvania for 1855, respecting tax
vii rcu ufiu personal.
DR.
To emonnt due Com'tb per ac
count for 1854,
Amoant ef tax for '51 end previ
ous, outstanding 1st Jan. '55,
To tax of '52 outstanding 1st Jan.
65,
'53.
" '54,
" '55, assessed,
Amount received in '55 from no
seated lands,
1,071
658
197 89
1,058 C5
00
40
00
CO
00
3,849 41
16,610 45
17 C6
23,464 18
UK.
Cy amount of tsx for '51 and pre
vious, outstanding. 1st Jan. -
1850, - 401 24
ExoueratioDS in '55, on tax of '51 -
nd previous, 11
29
92
05
50
60
05
CO
Percentage to collectors, " 76 61
Amount of tax for '52 outstand
ing January 1st, '56, 194
Exonerations in '65 on lax of '52, 3
Amount of tax of '63 outstanding! -
1st Jan.. '56. 370
Exoneration ia '55 on tax of '53, 108
Percentage to collectors M 264
91
Amount of tax for '64 outstanding?
IstJso.'sS. 13
Exonerations ia '63 on tax of '54, 223
Paree litre to collector " 684
Amount of lax of '09 outstanding
1st Jsn., '66,
Abatement on tax of '65,
Amoant paid State Treasurer,
Jan. 26, '65, 610 43
. June 6, " 199 00
" Jol; 24, 11,791 61
Commission of Treasurer on t)13,
601 04
Amount refunded by Com'th to
the representatives cf William
Qulick,
Balanco due the Com'tb,
5,421 23
620 01
13,601 04
123 01
664 32
1.273 46
23,464 18
Francis Bucher, lal Treasurer of Northum
berland County, in acmunt uith th Otn'th
for th year 1854 on Militia lne.
DR.
Outstanding fines for '61 ft pre. 008 92
'62, 423 65
" " '53. 947 00
Militia fines fox '51 assessed, 947 50
, 2,927 27
C.
Outstanding iu '55 of '61 ft pre. 394,27
'52, CO 65
'53, 413 98
'54, 883 50
Exonerations on " '61, 4 pre. 96 0(1
.,, '52, 132 60
'63, 123 50
Percentage on " '61 4 pre. 97
'.2, 19 15
'53, 14 17
Paid various companies, 673 00
" Brigade Inspector, 92 65
" Aseussors returning list, 32 00
County Treasurer's commission, 6 99
Bulunce due Commonwealth, 76 04
2,927 27
Francis Bucher, late Treasurer of Northum
berland County, in atcount icith the Lorn in
for Militia Finesfor tli year 1855.
DR.
Outstanding ia '55 of '51 4 pro. 394 27
" '53, 413 38
'54, 883 50
Militia fines for '55, 917 60
Balance dne Com'th last year, 76 04
Balance duo County Treasurer, 27 71
2,773 65
249 23
44 31)
120 78
2C2 93
695 72
43 63
C 50
92 00
209 50
6 12
I 32
12 32$
21 C6J
650 00
111 00
33 44
6 99
CR.
By outstanding in '56 of '51 4 p.
" '03,
" '63,
" " '54,
- " '55.
ExoLeratiocs ia '55 on '51 4 p.
" '52,
'63,
- '54.
Percentage, - '51 4 p.
'03,
'53,
ii -54,
Paid to various companies,
" lsngade Inspector,
" Assessor for return of militia
men.
Treasurer's Commission,
2,773 C5
Francis Buclier, 1854 and 1855.
DR.
Dalaoce doe Com'tb, Retailers'
licenses, u4 and o5,
330 18
00 00
27 47
12 35
122 32
171 00
Tavern licenses, " "
Beer bouses and oyster shops,
Distillers, brewers, 4c,
Billiard Saloons, 4c ,
Retailers of Liquor,
C&3 27
Recapitulation for 1S54 and 1853.
DR.
Balaore due Com'th for '64 and
'65 for licenses to retailers, tav
erns, beer house. 4u.. 6C3 27
Balance duo Com'lb, tax real aaj
personal, '55 ami previous, l.iid 4b
Amount due to Treasurer from
Com'th, 223 30
2,160 03
27 71
2,119 58
12 74
CR.
By amount due Treasurer, militia
fine for '55 and Drevious.
Amount paid State Treasurer and
not credited ia foregoing ac-
pnnntfl.
Commission te Treasurer on 1,-
27 46,
2.1C0 03
Amount paid Treasurer by order
or Stale Treasurer in nis tavor
on Ueorge Bright, presout Trea
surer, 276 24
223 30
Dy amount of balance due Trea
surer per above statement,
Amount overpaid to Treasurer
by Uomtnooweaiin,
62 91
270 24
George Bright, Treasurer of the County cf
jortnumuerianu, m accouni wun me sums
for 1856 respecting County tax.
DR.
To amount of county tax of '51
and rirev. outstanding
1st Jan.. '65, 114 99
" '52. " 315 23
- '53. " 286 10
Add te tax of '52, 8 6
M '51 outstanding 1st
January. '56. 821 90
Interest on '54 " 1 41
Connty tax of '55 outstanding 7,687 33
" " 56 assessed, li,3bl61
Tax on unseated lands received
in '56, county, '54, 687 OS
'55, 458 84
" road, '54, 61 C3
'55, 632 84
" " school, '54, 1,000 58
II MM IKK . BU ;
Jnrv funds, rent. 4c. received in
185G. JSd ll
Order to (5. Kent! overpayment
btute tax, Ho uz
to P. Buoy, overp. county, 30 18
" to D. M. Scbwartx, over
payment connty, 14 98
" M. Bachman, overp. State, 2 00
D. M. Schwartz, " -. .6
J. Simpson. " roil, fines, I 13
68
O. Kuotz. " coanty. 17 80
30,697 C4
CR.
Bj amount of tax of '53 outstacd
ing 1st Jan., '67,
'55, "
'56, "
85 82
9C8 29
11,105 49
Exonerations in '56 on tax of
'51 and prey.
- '53,
'64,
'63,
" - '56,
Percentage to collectors in '56
o tax of '52,
" '53,
" '64,
" - '65,
4 02
9 25
128 79
438 22
. 18 63
24 93
00
21 10
124 70
459 06
68
'36.
15 25
16,804 77
31
Coontv orders cnid in ISSff.
Commission on 1 16,804 ,76 paid
2i per cent.,
Cast paid Eastern Penitenliarj,
Commission ou $119 12, x
Ssrvices for connty,
Balsacs due the county,
27
420 11
48
23
119 12
2 97
3 25
143 67
05
3
99
AS97 64
George Bl ight, Treasurer cf th Coun'y of
Northumberland, in account tri'rA tht (.'cm
tnonwealth of Pennsylvania, for 18C6, re
specting taxet on real and personal.
DR.
To amount of lax fur '51 and pro
vious, outstanding 1st Jan., '5$,
Iolorcst oa tax of '51 and previ
ous, Amount of tax oi '62 outstanding
1st January, '56,
.. .,3
" " '64. "
" ' '65, -.
" '56, "
" " '54 and '55 on
unseated land., received in 1856,
404 24
14 05
194 68
370 27
13 05
6121 23
17,103 32
1,584 79
125,600 63
89 65
164 45
293 94
111 62
172 28
1.864 67
800 9
677 C9
6.C1T 88
8 12
54 38
678 94
14,681 09
Tl6 81
1,098 id
CR.
Dy exonerations in SG on tax of
'41 and previous,
Per Centape to coll ctors on tax
of '.rC and previou.
Amount of tax of 'f-3, outstanding
1st Janary, '57,
Exonerations iu '66 on tax of '54,
Per Ccntago to Collectors '60, on
tax or '44.
Amount or tnx or '55 outstanding
'lit January. '67.
Exonerations in '56 on tax or '5ft.
'or Contage to Collector, or '60
on tax of '55,
mount or tax oT'SG outstanding
lat Junnnrv '67.
xnnArnfinna in 'fifi fin trtT ftf 'n(V
'er Ccntafre lo Collectors in '56
on tox ot 6b,
batement allowed on tnx of 'EC,
mount paid btate Treasurer
npr rppeiaitQ.
r i -
omniiflsion of County Treasurer
on S14.UBI vu,
alanco due the Commonwealth,
$25,600 43
George Bright, Treasurer of Northumberland
County, tn account ml h the Vommnntccalth,
forMiiilia Fines, for the ysar 1S5G.
DR.
Byoptstand'gin'56of'51andpre. 549 23
" '53 220 78
" " '84 2C2 93
" " '55 696 72
Militia lines levied in '56 976 CO
2,649 4G
CR.
Dy ootstand'g in '57 of '51 and pre.
37 43
59 50
117 58
171 62
872 50
141 50
22 00
46 00
03
i Ii '61
II II tjrj
ii ii t6g
Exonerations in '66 on '61 and pre.
'S3
'53
"54
" '65
'56
87
271
8
A
2
7
4
00
00
60
67
95
02
24
Percentage in '66 on '51 and pre.
' '63
'54
" '6.'
23 61
26 70
52 00
Paid assessor returning lift oPtiil.
For book statiooury purpose,
linguae Inspector,
81 50
425 00
6 33
180 71
$2,649 46
Various Companion.,
I reasurer s Commissions,
To balance duo Commonwealth,
Administrator's Notice.
JOTICE is hereby given, that latter of Ad-
ministration, on tlio estate of Augustus
li ue y, late of ShameUin lonnahip, Northumber
land county, deceased, have been granted ( the
subscriber. AH person interested will Ink no
tice that he will beet the residence of the widow
of taid deceased, on Thursday the Kith day of
Apul next, when and where all persona having
rlaima nRint said ealate are requested to make
known the same, and persons knowing litem,
selves indebted, aro requested to make payrcent
without (IcIhv.
. WILLIAM AMMEHMAN. Adm'r.
of Augustus Huey, deceased.
Shamokin township, Feb. 13, 1858. Ct
SPECIAL COIRT.
A Special Court of Common Pleas, fur Jury
Tiiala, will be held at the Court House in Sun-
bury, on the 3d Monday of March to wil March
I Mil IbOS.
DANIEL BECKLEY, Proth'y.
Prothonotary' Ollice, i
Sunb.iry, Feb. 13,1858. $
PHOCLAMATION-
TUTICR ia hereby jtver. thata special Court
i for the trial of cause in the Comaion l'lea
will rotnmenre at the Court House in Punbury
on Monday the 15th dav of ilarch. for one
Week. Jurora and others interested will attend.
Giveu under my hand at Sunbury, the 1st day of
reuruary in me year ol our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fiAy-eiglit and the Indo
prndence of the L'l.iteil State ef America the
82d.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES VASDVKE, Sheri.T.
Eheriff' Office, Sunbury, )
February 13, 1867. (
LIST OF CAUSES.
ftOU trial in the t'pccial Court of Common
- rlea of Northumberland County, to be held
at Sun'jury, on the third Monday of March
18sS.
fLAINIlrrS. mFENDANTS.
Jacob M. SaliJa v Kiraber Cleaver,
Chs. Pleasanu v.T1ie "'.noy and Shamokin
IUlfl VVCMIl III Ulf.JUIlV.
North'd Iuiurove-.
Jam Jenkins heir dee, v ment Co., atij V
L Uelfensteia.
Jesse C. Horton v J. Dearhajn i IV k Dewart
Ira T. Clement, v William McCurty,
Isainh Wilkerson, v Susquehanna Coal Co. etui
ii. C. Wclker, v II. Delias, W H Marshall et al
Hubert Auchmuty &c, Jesse Aucnrauty.
(ieorje Burns, v Oeorc C. Welker.
DANIKL. nl'XKLt I, Protb'y.
rrothonotarv's Ofiice, )
Sunbury, Fek. 13, 1858, J
LIST OF JURORS-
List of Juror for fpscial Court, commencing
the 15th day of March, A. D. 1858. '
1 Isaac Frederick, Chilisquique.
2 Edward Grady, Rush.
3 David Malick, Lawer Augusta.
4 Abraham Blasser, Lower Mahaney,
5 Felix Mouror, Upper Malianoy,
6 Wasnington Swanek, Shamokin.
7 Benjamin Uurda, Lewi.
8 rtamuel Cox, Northumberland
9 John Pearson, Point,
10 Jo.n-ph 11. Kline, Vhiliaquaque,
11 CbrUtinn Yeager Lower ,Mabanoyf
13 Henry Iieaaly, Shamokin,'
13 Willium F. Nagle. Milton,
14 William Neabit, Chilisquau,
15 William Beard, Dtteware
18 George P. Marts, I'oiul,
17 Henry Kaup, Lewi.
IB Jacob Yordy, Zerbe,
19 Michael Emerick, Lower Mabanov,
SO Elija Byerly,
tl George H. Hart, Milten,
S2 John ticupham, bunbury,
33 Henry U. Weaver, Zeibe,
X4 Daniel Moyer, Point,
23 John Dunham, Northumberland,
2t Daniel l.udwig, TurbuU
S7 Homy llaupt, bhamokin, .
2H James liatcheler, Upper Auus(a,
SO George Rnyder, Lower August,
?0 Gideon Snyder, Upper Aisrusta,
31 Jacob Hlraussar, l'ir AlaAoy,
S George Kunls, Turbut,
83 John H. Wilson, Iwi,
34 Abraham Eekman, Rush,
85 Perry John, Hbtmokiiy
8" IJhoms KlHer, Torbwt
ohpiian's counr sat.ti. I
IN -prwirn cl rn r..ia-- nrli.- of (rphtin'
Com I nl NcrtmitiiucinMil rtinn'r, will t"? ex-
porod In Public Sa!;', on Tl ' US I) V, ll,o '-'nd
ilayofM.MH.'H j:cji, ll-n fallowing descriKd
real estate to wits A crrttiin j,ifre or
Tract oT Land,
aituate in Rush townsnip, Northumoerlanil eoun
ty, adjoinin? land of the heir of 6pencr Met
ier, dee'd., land of Abraham Camphrll, Cbarlea
Metier, Gilbert Diets, Philip Mcllcr' bti-a and
othara, containing One Hundred Acrra and filly.
four perches, strict measure more or lea. About
Twenty Acres Timber Land and the rerrrtinder
cleared and in cultivation, whereon are erected
a two story Steno House, frame fiam. wagun
hnui;c, a good stone spring-house and other out
buildiiigo, also a cooit Orchard. Lat thci nnla'e
of Wm. Carr, dee'd. Sale to rnmrntiice at 10
o'clock A. M.. of sain day when iho term of
ale will be made known by
PHILIP HUFF, Adm'r.
Uy order or the Court, )
CJ. U. PUKHllL. Clk. O.C. V
SVuiibiiry, Feb. 13, t8.r8. )
C.
SADLERY AND HARNESS MAKING.
rTMIE subscriber respectfully inform the cili
rcn of Sunbury aad vicinity that lliey have
commenced the above business a few doors above
the Pot Office, Market Square, Sunbury, Pa.
Work of all kind in their lino of bnaineaa will
be done promptly and neatly on the most re,
onable terms. CLEMENT 5 OYSTER.
February 13,1858.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y virtueof a Writ of VfnniTion Exre
ms issued out of the Court of Common
Plea of Northumberland County, and to me
directed, will bo exposed to Public Sale at the
Public House of JOHN M. HUFF, in the bo
rough of Milton, on SATURDAY' the 1.1th day
of MARCH next, at 1 o'clock, P. M.,th follow
ing described property, to wit s
All the right, titlo and interest of the defend
ant, of and in a certain lot of ground, aitunte in
Delaware to wr ship, Northumberland county,
bounded by lands of Christian Gosh, on the north
south and east, on the west by the West Branch
Canal, containing Four ACRES moro or lew,
whereon are erected a Steam 8aw Mill, an J
Frame House. Seised taken in execution and
to be uld a the property of SihT. McCormick.
JAMES VAN DYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff' Office, Sunbury,
February 13, 1 857. j
SUNBURY FERRY.
TOTICE is hereby given that the SUNBURY
FERRY will be Let to the highest bidder,
for one or three years', on Saturday the 20th day
February, met., at 10 o c.'ncJt A. M.,at the pub
ic house of Charles Weaver, in Sunbury.
Terms ami conditions will be made known on
the day of Letting.
SA.MUEI. J.YOUNG, Chier 1J urges.
Sunbury, February 6, 1858. 3l
A Card lo the l'ulilic.
READ! READ!! REAL1!!!
J. F. & I. F. KLINE,
MERCHANTS,
Kline's Grove, Northumberland county. Pa.
WE have determined from tho publication of
thia notice tn sell at greatly reduced prices
for CASH our rtoek of Goods, comprising
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queeit&ware,
Boots and choca, Hats anil Caps, Medicines, &c.
end all goods usually kept in a country store.
licinc desirous of quilling the business we will
dispose of our stock or Goods on er before the
31st day of March, 18."8, to a person or persons
wit-hing te embark in the business on favorable
terms. 1 he situation is a good one for doing an
extensive mercantile trade.
Fcr farther particulars cnll personally upon
the subscribers, or addrees them by mail.
j. r. & i. r. kli.e.
Kline' Grove, Pa , February 6th, 1858.
LANCASTER COLLIERY FOR SALE.
I nipoi feiui to Cent Operators.
JTil E undcrsigne J Lessees of the "Lancaster
Colliery," near Shamokin, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, ve phing to retire from tho
business, offer for sale the Lease and Futures
of said Colliery, on satisfactory terms. This
Colliery ha been in operation since leoi, and
liB3 bven successful beyond expectation. The
Coal is a superior trlielcs for all Cbr to which
Anthracite iaannlied, and a good market ba been
eatablished, which can be much extended. The
lireaUcr and Fixtures are of the very best char
acter and will recommend themselves to persona
acquainted with the business.
The Leae runs to January 1, 18R4, and ia a
favorablo one for the operator.
For further information apply at the Colliery
in person, or by lotter to febumokin, P. O., Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania.
COCHRAN, PEALE Ac CO.
February f, 1858, if
Estatfl of JACOB FRY, Deceased.
V'OTICE i hereby given to tho heirs and le
" gal representative of Jacob Fry, who for
merly resided in Upper Augusta township, Nor
thumberland county, deceased, that by virtue of
a Writ of Partition and valuation issued out of
the Orphau's Court of said county to me directed,
an Imiuest will be held at tho late residence of
said Jacob Fry, deceased, O wit: at the residence
ef Jacob Fry, jr., near the bhamokin Irani in the
borough of Sunbury, on Satuiday the Oih day of
March next, at lUo'cloch A. M., for the purpose
of makinir Partition of, or to value and appraise
the Real Estate of said deceased, to wil : A cer
tain Lot of Ground, situate in the borough of
Sunbury, near the bharnukin Dam, find bounded
on the west by the public read leading from Sun
bury to Harrisburg, on the south by a fit) feet
alley ; on the catt and north by laud of lienja.
mill Heiiditcks, containing about ono-lburth ot an
Acre, whereon is erected a two story stone dwel
ling House and Kitchen and a anujil log stable.
Al which time and plate you may attend if you
think proper.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Bunbury,
Fi-hraary 6ih, 186H.
A s'ru.it row.
CAME to the promises of the subscriber about
30 day since a ULACK COW, about ten
years old, bus a white face, white belly, one bind
foot white, white under the jaw, a bole bored in
each horn. The owner is requested to come and
prove property pay charges, otherwise she will be
disposed of according to law.
DANIEL HOFFMAN.
Mb Carmel, Juituary 30, 1858. 2m
JOISTES HOUSE.
WI2LLS lOVEtlXY, Flops ietor.
Cor, of Market Street Marktt Square,
11 A It K i 8 B C 11 G , PA.
THIS NEW AND FI.KOANT IIUTK.L, rectnlry eree
t. J Uy Mil' Mvaus JO.N1X, in Iliinislmra, pa., hav
ing, been Irasei tor a term ot' yeuistiy tliemulcmiiiril, lia
UikffS tins iii-'lli,l of culling lfi ullealiiMi of Ins ioru.tr
patrons, unit ttic liavelliiit comnmuily, OtKfcio.
Ituving a froitl uf iuio huuilrcd Hud loriy feet on llit
nn:ictpul4rrct il the euy, and r'il'ty-lwo Feet I?rul in
Nlaiket bqu:ire, il cluin g lull u prov attrucuw as well
as inviting to struiiKrrs,
The C'haiittieis urv ot Cn size, well ventilated, and
liijhicd with Gas a number with rimnaeiing uuers uia
kmft them very ttctiratila fur liiiiiiliee.
Tlio Hulls, ure wnniRil tlironghoul by Ilis'ers; and
every n:iMlcrit u.iiovemeitt, i:i fiu-l, 1ms been tcldcd, tliet
my conduce lo the aaiety, eomlint, and hapiiires of lUe
nell'.
Visitors may, therefne, rest seamed, ihet the 'June
IKuo:' bus ueeo nieile pel fix-t in all lie epuuliNiiie
Hut re-li dewrtrunt hue lieen teuced m elwrce of J".po
rienced mid Competent I'eisnnt thai ill every - pariiriilar
tbe e eirui arbiva bus ado,rfrl by lbs I'lMnrielol will et 'rd
to tb.'e wbo niey nmke it then home, ee grant a decree
of eonni.it as way lieoLuiuied at any eiinilar eeuiWisliineiit
in the fcule. .
To eocure this Srsiiable result, he he furniehal Ibe
Tublieeiid Plivate Fnvate t'nclore, CheWie, llmiuf
Koora.Ae., Willi eulirelyNKW FUHNITl'HKi aedeiei
airanced wubia the buiUinf. a fine Uerdere tuaaw, Oye
tcr SaaMii, Urresin Huoni, Hot end Old Ileitis, ere.
TUeCellnery Hrj jilmcnl ami Piniiuji It.m will reeeiv
th eepeeiel etitnu on of th Proprietor, which he irueie,
will be a euhVmit panranm llwl ell ueiee will l suntJ.
Alter relurninir his iieertftlt ihnnk hia old friemU
nd peimue. f.ir tUe nenepus patruuege so lonf eatendut
ki him et Ilia "Covwly House." and also tn his friends
and ietr..ns at tho Columbji lloeee," Cepe lehiiid. dun:i(
the seatai of he irejv-cifuily solicits a continuance
of it at the "JuMfb Hotel:."
WELLS COVER LY.
Janaary SO, 16' 8m.
P
UKE CONCENTRATED LYE Oli SA-
F.0.11FirR. for ! st riKUlH S Drui
Bear.
rret tV ee.
Estate of Ocorge BrosiouB, deccasc3.
"..' O I1CE la hereby eento tbelteji T Icgel
14 representative of George Broslous, Iste of
t'eorfctotvn, in Lower Mabonoy townsblp, Nor-t!iumL.-rlauil
county, Pennsylvania, tb-cessflJ,
that by viitue of an alia vert of Psrlliion and
Yelualion iseuod out of tho Clrpheji' Court of
Said county and to me directed, an inquest will
ho held at the late rei lence of said dcckaicd, in
tjeorentown, orj MONDAY, tho 2'Jud day. of
March, next, at 10 oVInck. A. M.,tor tho p'.irjiose
of mBlti-ig psrtitimi of tlie )lri Estate rf saiJ
ilnreasd, to nit : of live certain tract of land,
nml four and half lot of ground in Georgetown,
aforcsaii', one Limestone Int, and five lelanris,
silttnt!) in the river Susquehuint in Lower Mabo
noy township. Northumberland county, aforesaid,
between the heii or local repreeenlntivr, and
tho widow of sail deceased. At which time and
place you may attend if you think proper.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sncriff a Office, Sutihury,
January 80, 1858.
SHERIFF'S 8 ALES.
TY virtue of sundry writ of VanniTtnjti Ex
foss iseued out of tho Court of Common
Plea of Northntnlierland county, to mo directed,
will be exposed to public irtle, al the liottso of
Mrs. KLAUhK.m 1 urliutville, Lewi township,
Northumberlnnd county, on THUHSDA Y, the
2.rnh day of r EHUUAKY, next, at 1 o'clock P,
M., the following real estate, to wit I
All that certain tract or piece if land, aituate
in Lewis township, Northumberland coanty,
uiHimlcd by land of James Lcwar on the east
and south ! on tho west by land of tho widow of
John Nmitn, dec d . and bv a public road on the
north, renlainiup; 27 Acre, more or less, nil of
which i cleared; whereon are erectej a Inrge
two-story Irani Dwelling- House and Kitchen
a bank liarr, carriage House, wssh-bonse, well
of water, young orchard, Jrc. Seized taken
execution and to be sold as the property of Aaron
u. Artman.
ALSO, attl.e same time and place. all tho
defojtilon t interest, being the one ruual umltvi
ded fifth part of a certain tract or piece of land,
situate lu Lewis township, Northumberland coun
ty, bound by lands ol Thomas Watt on th cut,
t.hnstoptier Kaup on the weft; James Tweed
and Matthias Miller on the south, and the widow
Gray on the north, containing; in the whole loU
Acre rrore or less, about W0 Acres of which are
cleared ; whereon are erected, two log house, a
Iramo tarn, orchard, OiC. seized taken in exe
anion and to be sold a the property of James
v alt.
JAMES VANDYKE, 8ht iff.
Miertil odice, Sunbury, j
January au, 1859.
Straw-Cutter.
fH E subscriber has been appointed Agent for
1. Messrs Gedde& M.trsh of Lewisburg, for
the sale of their Straw, Hay & Corn-Fodder Cut
ter. rhtt Cutter is the best in use. Farmers
andothersare respectfully requested to call and
examine for themselves.
P. D. MA8SER.
6unbury December S6, 1857. If
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OKFERFD AT
PRIVATE SALE.
FSHE subscriber offers at private sale, a cer
Jj tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland ceunty,
about 8 miles below Sunbury. bounded on the
wot by the river Susquchaana, on the south by
lnnd of George Seiler. on the eaat by Innd of
Win. Kroh.and on the north by land of Wm.
R. Jones, containing fi Acre nd 18 pare hoe,
all of which is cleared and in a very hib state
of cultivation. The Northern Central Kail
Road passes through the tract, and ia asm
bound un the eeat by the Main Road leading
from Sunbury to Hoiri&burg, which together,
with the River upon the woat, and the fortuity
of the (oil makes it a very pleasant and desira
ble situation.
A LSO; another certain Tract of Land, situate
in said township, adjoining land of William
Kroh, on the aoutb, the heirs of Robert and Ar
thur Auchmuty ; on the east Win. V. Silver
wood, and a public road on the north, and Win
R. Jonea on the west, containing 93 Acres 121
perches strict measure. -4 bout 60 acres of which
aie cleared, and in a high stale of culnvalion
and the residue most excellent land for cultiva
tion, but is now covered with excellent timber,
and if purchased soon, ths purrhaser can get a
large quantity of Railroad Ties on tho same.
I his tract t also well yatcred, havung several
fine springs upon it, and every field con be wa
tered thereby. An indisputable title will be given
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM R. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp., January 2, 1857. tf
N. 8. IL.lWItCXCE'S
NEW
Faper, Printers' Card and Envelop
WAREHOUSE,
No. 405 Commerce Street, Philadelphia.
Cash buyers will Cnd it fer their interest to
call.
January 1G, 1858. Cmos.
HOVES'S IiaUlD HAIR LYE.
The tevtimory of I'rof. Iloolli end Pr flrinetrle having
previously oeen puuiisrmi, ine roitownig is now aiMeu :
From Prof. McCLO&KEY. formeilv I'rofewrof Theorv
and Hrurliee of Medieine in the Female Meilieal Collide
if Pennsylvania, mid lute Prol'eeaor of timgery in me
American Colleireof MrJicine. Ac. :
l'niLAfLMi!A. Nov. STih. test)
Ma. JoiEMt E. tlovua A tnnl of your LHjL'lD
II A Hi 1)Y will convince the most ekcptical, that it isa
cafk, fleoast, and rrviCAeiovs preparenon. t'nlike
many other, it iins lu several uivtanrre proved ecrvieeehle
in the cure of some cottuieou eruptions ou the heed, bud
I have ne hesitation in comiiieudinx it to thwee reqiiiruuj
ajcu an appi:ruii"ii.
Very respectfully, i. F. X. MrCI.f3KKY, M t.,
41 Usee lt., above 13Ul.
HOVrR'9 WniTlNfS INhS, inelud.ug- HOVKR1
WltlTlNii Fl.t IU, and IIUVEH!SINUI'I.IBlj:iK!(
still iiuiintaiu Iheu hiti diameter, which hAauiueysdls.
tiuguiklieil them, end Ihe extcneive dt-lmntd first creettid,
lies continued uuinterrtiptrd unlit the present.
Orders addressed lo the Manufactory, No. 4 It)
RACE street, above Fourth, (old No. 141.)
rtiiludclj'hia, will reeciveprouipt attention, by
JUr.l'll l:. li'U tli, fVlanulurture.
, December 85, 1857. April S5, '67, cb.
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.
riHE aubsctiher will sell . at private sale a
X FARM, aituate in 1'oiut township, Nor
thumberland county, about 8 nu'c from Ibe
borough of Nortbuinlierlund, 011 the Dnnville
road, adjoining lauds of J. C, Horton, James
Nesbit, Chs. l'arks and the north branch of the
river Susquehanna containing io lo 100 Acres,
to suit puichaters. Tbe land is in B good state
of cultivation. 1 he improvements runaiet of a
large frame HOUSE, well finished) a Spring
House, built over a never-failing SpriiiK. elosc
to the hou.e, a Uunk Earn and other outbuild
inga. An Oichard with young and choke fruit
tree.
The above tract will be sold on reaainahle.
term and au Indisputable title given. Io.r,.
sion given on th first day of April next.
For further particular inquire of tl. sr.bacri.
ber. residing on th adjoiuinii faint.
JAMES NtSRIT.
Point township, January 23, lSS8.tf
BOOTS & SHOES for Men, Women and
Children, a large stock, 'contp islng Men'
Water Proof Kipp and Calf fck.n liooU, Dro
gans, Moroeeo, Kid and Calf tn Shoes, Gaiter
nd Gum Shoes. HjUGHTcV SO.
Sunburv, lec, SO, lS.t.
Bl'krrcl, Kerring and Shad, wholes tie
. or retail. Wow ia the lima to nun-heea
F'ih, a w are, enabled to ofli-r tbem at a !
price lhn yott can purchas them in the Spring.
Sunbury, Dae. Sfl, 'AT. BliIGH T &. SON.
Estate of SUEAUHA BIRD, dte'i.
OT1CE i hereby given thai letter of ad.
mii.iklratiori on tho telats of Sussr.n Bird,
late of the town of Shamokin; NoTtbumbeilaud
eooniy, deceased bave been granted loth suh
seriher. All person indebtej lo tibl eetale will
pleas mako immediate payment and those ha
ing cliiia fo present them properly spptovdfjf
seilUmeutto
JOHN CALDWELL. Adm'r.
fhlo4.., Ur.utij 8, 1I5.-St j
WE STILL tmiUHE lllil
70TWITH.STANHItJtnastniM.iiic qei
tit of Geoite that I brwcbi into town jf
Spring, I succeeded fn stlir.E tbem ell cut f.
ccpt wlil I gave aw.iy. ami 1j0 10 I'ttrry to tno
cily.fcir a new lot, in older that tny runl.TriTH
mighl not be put to the inccnvonint'cc of bftyfnej
at other store, whore thry wm.ld te rn;tiel
killing prices, PrctiUng by pit efeii-jre, I '
have juet brntrgtt on
Twice aa 2Iany Gocds,
and I have new the, UrfeU and ( I,EA?rFT
ASSORTMFN'i everoftrred wiilin hcMtrr f
this place. I am bound tl Sell ,
before. I need not sot rbfsper Utn n ni-'iji-
bora; for that i on tinge uioptrUd ..
1 am bow ready U 'el o il jfiJe ii nitv
hour nut cf Iwentv-Uu- JiumV'T 'ut'"l
at lower price tbsn tu) fj-rsiri darn ask tui
J ut call lor sn tht! c, yen r ut.t. I V;:t I1,-' 1
uiitied la
Si I'PLlf ALL DEMANDS
that my be made, reasonable or, user ror able.
Call oon, a too rush is tremendous. "
IRA T. CLE.MfNT.
Silnbury, Dre. 26, 1857. ly
B.'Mi-mrrN I.omli to Tour Inirrcil,
LIME1 XaXJsTlli.
TTMK sudnerlber nspectfu'.ly inform ibe far
mers and tho public generally, that bo ha
leased the lime Libia of Ira T. Clement in Sun
bury, and that hn bas always on band, and M
ready to f nfly a Brood quality of lime to al! who
may want for building or farming pttrpnres.
lie ha slno a kiln at Kecfcr' crossings mile
from Sunbury, or two from Snt dertown.
fiT All kind uf Country Produce taken in
exchange,
GEO. W. STIiOH.
Sunbury, Dec. 58, 186.
80,000 CROSS-TIES
Y,TANTED Thirty Thnumrid Cross-Ties, er
" RaJIroad 9ilU for the Northern Central
Rail Read. Fer further particulars apply (o
IRA T. CLEMENT, Cor tractor.
Sunbury, Ue.iemlierSG, 1S57. If
(jL'ARE and Lon Urnehc SliawUi abo,
Watcrvliet, Day Slate, M'alerlon, and HI.V
kct, Shawls, latest atyles, all qualities mid prices.
Dee. 58, 1857. ERIUHT ic SON.
"K IJEEN8, Cedar, Hollow and Olarswaie,
containing everylbing useful And orr.a
mental. BKIGH T&. SON.
Sunbary, December SB, 1867.
I?
rcndl t'lolll. Fancy end Plnin Cbsm-
mcre, J weeds, Kentucky Jeans. Silk, .''a-
tin and Silk Velvet Vesting, Troy Satinet! ami
the very largest end cheapest assortment ol
Men' Wear suitable for cold weather.
1S1UGHT Jc SON.
Sunbury, Dec. SG, '57.
ItlrTOlettCH, Victorinos, Opera Caps, Wool
Hoods, Comforts, Cashmero Scsrfs, Lamb
Gauntletts, &c. E RIGHT 4- SON.
Sunbury, Dec. 20, '67.
1857. PALL & WHITER G00D8 ! 185S.
FANCY. DRY GOOD STORE
Market trjuaro, Snnbury.
TVOW received and will continue to rc:.v
th largest and beat (elected f lock, of
Black Cloths, Cussimcres, Cassinetls and
Yestings, f.
An assortment of Dress Goods, vie.: Farter
printed Calico.i.ChtHic, printed Lawns, De Viu
bareges, Merinos, Cashmeres, Alupacas, Dress
Silks, Ginghams, &c.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, bleached and brown Drilling, Sheet
ing, 'illowcaseing, 4c.
Dress Trimmings In Great Variety.
Bent and Shoe
II at and Caps,
Hardware,
Cedarware,
Orocruw,
(jueens-waro
8AI.T and FISH.Chees. Craekera, Segar.
Tobacco, Snuff, Vc, an assortment of eli.er
Goeds too tedious to mentiob.
Feeling grateful f.ir past favor we beg leav to
cr:re our old friends and .tho public that no
li,- ?n our part shall bo wanting to rneti:
coftv'nuanco of our patronage.
o'ountry produce taken in exchange at lbs
highest market price.
P. W.GRAY.
Sunbury, Deo. IS 1857. tf
c- o- iPi-Avjeixr.
FLOUR AMD FEED STORE,
Marie! Square, Sunbury, Pa. t
ESrECTFKLLY inform tbe publie (bat
be constantly keep on band, Extra eml
double Extra Wheat Flour, in quarter barrel
tack. Alto superior Buckwheat Flour, and
Chop feed ol all kind, which be will warrant
end sell at tbe lowest price, FOR CASH ONLV.
Call and see for yourselves.
December 10, 1857 1y.
itornen at aro,
Practices iu Northumbciland and sdjoiua
Counties.
Sunbury, Nocmler 21, 18.17.- tf
AttKXTS. ATTtXTIO.-V; !
Do you wish lo find y iod emnloymriit.uiid irke ar
with little 01 no iiivestiiiour, und without inienern r
yourrcjular business? If you Jj, re; d this tACs
went. C. E TODD ft CO., of SOS Br.me t-tieet, Xew V.ii
nie nun iiCm-tnrihr; und sJlii missive y:i I'mr' f ir j
each, (which are .-lienp ut that j tier.) at:.l ii y ij,fo r
stut Of rize with each Pem-il, worth from ij .,, ,
16, HO. , :to, 60, 74, lot), -JOo, and ma). Uon't , rv Lot
'llunibuji: ljilteiy!" it's 110 .u.-li lho.H The I'cucu,'
are sold at thsir cash value, mni nil the un Cut nr the
fust pt eru Ihiown mbi Ihellta, wliuluituo' y e. st
the puichaser notluni;. Tlio prizes an- iliairih'iirit oil a
tiini plju ol drewinj;, v. hied : n!o tuit. Inui.., r.,,,m
t iexpain, hut which hei never lulled 10 give eomnlrt
ritis.'.c-tioil We hnve dntwil and si-ut t,, purclii.eeie l-:l
old ntelof vaiiiHi prices. 71 purses ff gild dolliie,
Si.irgol.1 l.e-ke, t50 gi-'d chaiits, end a &Kc!eiMi!iic uesal
let vl i-Lher prizee, witnin t-.vo mouth'
TllERKArtE.NOB'AXK,
hut everv purc'ii-ser dnitvs a pr', worth 63 rerfcoii,
its et.iif.tt thouinuds of chaiice. ut he Inciitft hueie
We want a eml eeent iver. nr is;,i.'t thrnttirh.
nul the country, to il.,i purchaarre, uud au snl, to
l esuwtselul. mutt h-,.,a p., ,id ri,st t.'i rjj.1t.1t
We imy bscnts 01 r Jltl fr w. pun f,,;:,., DJ
the But re's.11 ti- any ne'!h!i iU.4 w!a iion'ies rr a
reueil 'inJ fit vi irei.jvc ilo , Mlai I ra.l.ly
Should un ok' llt ol.iein a vuhutw j.r ir .ilni.u veh
h.s Pencil ,19 w,iuld have hit! ficnlty ni i,irninii,t
scores qi ,al, hnsere, and ut.k.i'f it a y it mj !,uinca.
A New Iuea! Peuti! Jem! .' .' .'
XV ask in.bj.ly I ivend th-h monev till they kih'.w w hef
ii they draw. Any bo.iy wishiogio trv utir link, ten
first -i:d ns Ihrir tviine alid e.Mrcea, arid we wi:i iraim
thru drnwh.g mid inform thrni ly reliini nin.l w hnt nrwe
liter drew, hen they can eeud cn Liid w'.e the Pem-il m,
prite,uruot, wluehsver the chnoee. v lve this nil
Vlle only mice to a purehuser. Afu-l the Snt Uniwii.e
every purehoeer will UriquireJj,. ,.,:d In edtanei.
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rtrawm; the number Uikrn out, ,th fuU dct 11 liou vt
the plan ut (L-awuig- Adiiicss
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January S, IMS.
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I-rench Cloth and ZUek l'j;ion Coals, iucludu-.g
a nice aaeorlment f. rH-ye. Taiil, Ve and
Monkey Jaekets, alleirAtni prices
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