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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-18
JEwELKY STORE OF
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SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN AR kRoFs
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE,
AT this keep constantly hand large and
M general assortment of atehes Clocks and J.seiry Of
kinds and Of the bcst styles and quality My stock
S will be continually supplied by fresh additions. with
the latest beautiful which extensive
business enable aud sell the 10
pricei.
Repairs of any kind executed in competent manner ana ~
10 charges.
All all done warranted
Those in anything IN liae are respectfully lny-
ted 10 examine nv stock and prices. Jel-u
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SHERWOOD HcU5E.

NHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely redtted and re:urnshed IL, and is prepared
% patrons of the house "a satisfcton
He has also rented the brick Stable owned b.
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OfhOrses anu ear
riages To let.
The stable large, clean and well located and COOL
hostersare in constant attendance. Particaarattento
will paid the OF horses left with him for keep
and all respects. the public sha end the Shsr
wood House good Hotel. ijys-ul j. \. 8YERS.
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LOOK TO THE FEET.

SoME TIMES CAN BE DONE AS MELb as OTHERS.
NE HART having returned from the Eastern Cities
would inform his cid and the citizens
Ta that his shoe Store Main street
Branch Bank Of the largest hnest and best
eleeed stocks Seasonatc aud Fashionable BOOTS and
SrOES brought this city emprsing Gents Boots Of
kinds Caters all tn different styles Youths and Child
rens Boots and shoes of all kinds and
Inian s. Shoes in abundance.
lie hs also fire stock Of No Red Sole Leather and lay
lor's No. l Oak. Of Cincinnati.
ALSO3S tne French Cafskins of different brands.
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
ALSO-MorOecos Lining Bindings. Thread. Guta rereha
splits: and in fact other kind OF
featuring Boots End
all of which will be SOLD cheap the cheapest and
warra,ted good.
lie has also large force of good and experienced workmen
employed manuacturing which enables him
ehef for neatness durability with house
east or west of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3I-tf IL. j. HART
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J3RINTs.--
2j cases black and grew English Prints.
Is black and white
25 blue and Erey .
u '' blue and white .
22 tlue and orange
~ '' plain solid colored "
ruby English Prints reed and fof sale by
10y JAMES Low 4 CO..
apg "a AIS Main st. Louisville, Ky.
HNNcIIsU PR!NTS-29 eases Suabec Black and Greer
Prints % Black and Grey ~ cases suibee
bid Black. hand aud for sale by o,r IN
aug2a 4Is Main ST.. Louisville, Nv.
3N3ENCJI AND ENGLISH MERINOS-9co pieces
French Meriao. pieces English Merncs. direct I'M
zion, hand and for sale by -. o,r co
SEPT AIS Main St. Louisville ny.
IUsTRE.-2soo pieces assorted qualities; 500
peess vorsted dirset imrortaon on hand And
M al by JAMES Low Co..
.enI AIS Nam ST.. Louisville, ny.
IDOPLINs rs Silk and Cotton PeIlns direct i'm
barred and foY sale by JAS. Low e CO..
aug9 4lo Main ST. LoWsNhe' ny.
gtINt:uNM@.-2 cases glazed super black DO 26 inch
cotton Chauzbrsy; 90 Manchester Plaid Gipghams
styles BY importation. on hand aud ot sale by
JAS. LOW CO..
aug9 AIS Main st Louisville. Ky.
styled Muslin de Lame direct
imported and Tor sale by JAS. Low CO..
ans9 AIS Main st. Louisville. ny.
UEANs-I case CamIed Jeans; do Blue and white.
- JAS Low & CO..
arg9 AS Main ct, Louisville. Ky.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
VXNO BLACKSMITHS, WHtTBSMITHS AND
II EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HEREt-Baying estab-
lshed Coal Yard between Locust
aud alnu prepared sell quantities the best
PlrrsBI RGH COAL low prices be bought be-
10 the Fails All orders left the Of
Churchill will be thankfully received and puncus attenasd
to by my3-iydSw A J. HCfCHESoS CO.
uNRENCH COLOGNE, Double Extracts Hair Oil Brush
II es aid Combs. for sale at e2 A Y. foohHH o
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
heretofore ss.tSg between the sub
serbsr up Ter the name 1na style OF Mac
will continue business the old stand viii attend to the
forh,t purpose All person: them
selves indebted the late hr% e. make imHe
'-'' ANTHONY L0BENSTINE.
HAVING withitavn from the aOve frm take this occasion
Who Viii earTy on the business With visr
S Il. as seape a,Tsy' ''s' sss CHARLES " MACK
COPARTNERsHiP;
HAVE this day with the FOrwarding and
will be hereafter conducted under the style and hrm OF
Lewis * Howard. el6-u EDWARD LEWIS.
SHINGLES mo srs rate Poplar Shingles. and
Ny els tor sale cheap 10 close consignment PRESTON EROS
I,HoIcE family Butter be hadat
rH'HERMOMETERs. Spy Gia'''' and P%ssfs pT;srF Eve
IL Glasses. for sale by e!" a u roSnSh.
KE>TUCKy SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
rIHE session Of hi. Institution will bsgn on Tuesday
October aud continue until the end Of eoruary with
the tSIS,af W DUDLEY NJ d. Emeritus Professor of
A5e 5osR R ana g. FLINT NJ d. Professor of the Principles
na Henry Sfsi'i ~ BWITE Professor Phy,slssy
rios " cSLEScSTG; y. p. Professor q .na.emy
john HARDIN NJ Profess of Obstetrics and Dseas-
es Of Women and Children
L. NJ LAWSON. NJ d. Professor OF Theory and Practice
of Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
DAIID CT NMINS. VI. d.. Demonstrator OF Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week.
course Preliminary Lectures atthe School and the Hos
pital during the month Of October free of charge.
Material Anatomy abundant The dssecting
will be n q 0 the LIST of October.
TIE fees for the full sos: Mat
fee Ito he paid only) IS Deeting tick go
Graduaton fee s25 X. ]. BRECKINRIOGE.
aus2s-weow-novl Dean of the Faculty.
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND


,INHE undersigned constantly keeps on hand larg
L assortment OF fresh Water. Buttcranf sugar Crack
ers and also Of Soda Pilot and Navy Bread which be
ing manufactured ny the latest improved MachinerY
can sold tow "A price in any place in the est
aud are excel cd in quality by any oer manufcto
~ in country. large stock always on hand at u.
shop ON Water street. between Sycamore and VINE.
decl4-f }. SINZlCH.
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION,

HoRNBROOK & CHURCHILL. Agents,
Water street. Evansville Ind
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N1OBtUs IUSTRE.-2sOo pieces assorted qualities; 800
ar ~ Nv JAMES Low d CO..
.epT AIS Main ST.. Louisville, ny.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
RAILROAD SWITCHES.

John M. Crosland, Of Po,isville, Pa, whom
re know as a capable mechanic, writes on
he subject Of Railway Switches, The fatal
accidents caused By their mismanagemeni,
,rd the means OF preventing those accidents,
Is follows:
But small proportion Of the employees on
Railroad are possessed of that cool discern
ment and action that momenntary fit of
excitement may not bewilder; and the
thought of trying a man for his life, or CON-
miting him TO prison for weakness beyond
mis- mastery, is cruel in The extreme. Let
those who judge so rashly of switch ten.
ders fault when he makes a mistake, place
themselves in that position, and try the mfr
mites of their own organization, and they
will soon learn 10 deplore The general wan,
OF presence Of mind under sudden emergency.
propose 10 take the chances Of their mis-
takes entirely out OF their hands as follows:
On any railroad using my "Swilch Monitors"
be it the Central, Hudson River or the
Great Pac6c-ihe engineer, at starting his
train, shall set his "suide monitor" centre,
and every switch-ienuer on Inc road may
torn their switches the wrong way purposely,
and they cannot take the train from the main
track
There is ye. another feature of my inven.
tion, less expensive, and which comes within
my limited means. allude 10 "Proof Mon
iloIsi-an index at all times Of the position
Of the swiich-which is plainly discernibls
10 the engineer full five hundred yards from
the switch. By this arrangement engineers
are enabled to check up and alarm, il il be
wrong or, being right, they may tap their
bell in acknowledgement 10 prevent ehange,
and pass on in safety,
These last I am now ready and willing TO
put up anywhere on trial, aimy own expense,
IL free passage be furnished me to The
points selected.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
SHAMOKIN
Collegiate Institute.
R. HILL, A. B., Principal.
Rev. c. j. EHREHARr, A, M.

Rev. c. ]. EHREHARr, A. NJ.
Teacher of Moral and MentGi Science, Ell.
denees Of Christ'aniiy, &c.
- Teacher Of Primary Department,
yINHE first session Of this Institution, located at
Il Shamokin, Northumberland county, Pa,
will commence on WkDSEsB,I, the 10Th day of
MAJ, 1884,
The year will be divided into three sessions Of
fourteen weeks each, thus allowing a vacation Of
four weeks In spring and autumn and one Of
two weeks during the holidays.
The lpsli,ulion will comprise three departments
- A PHINARr, ArADENIc and CoLLIsIArg.
The course OF instruction la thsse will be full
aud thorough, embracing all the branches usually
taught in these respective departments.
RATEs on TuTIoN
Primary DeParliaens, pes session, 100
Academic 5000
Collegiate $500
A laIss and spacious room has been sseaFvd
10 meet lhe wants Of the Institution, until the
necessary buildings ace eompleted.
Boarding esa be obtained Ia private FAMILIES
al reasonable Talea
The baand ol Trustees will spaIs no pains ~
labaF. 10 make shamokin Collegiate lnaiiluls
worthy The patronage and eoaEdsnss Of the soH.,
nuniiy,
foI ias,hsF paf1iculsT. addTsss kimbsf Clsa
ssr, E.q, II shaiaekih, fFssi,isnl Of Baasd Of
Trustees, 90 kss. q, !, khfshat u Paaino..
Ass,huInhsilsnd soun,y, W.
shsaokii, Maggh 4. ls0i.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
Correspondence of the Public Ledser.l
INDIAN OUTRAGE.

FORT BELKNAp, TEYAs, Feb. 18th 1854.
msssRs' EpIroRs:--On Sunday, the 10Th
February last, a most barbarous murder
committed on the Fort Worth road, within
miles o. Fort Belknap, by one Of the
nds OF Indians inhabi,ing the Wichita
ouniains. The perpetrators of The barbar-
murder are supposed TO be The Wichita
Waco Indians. They have been roaming
er This par, Of Texas, more or less, during
sl OF the winter, stealing horses, killing
driving off cattle and, on Sunday lasl,
oi these bands, j, is supposed, committed
murder now laid TO their charge.
IN September last, Mr.. Jesse Stem, The ex.
ian Agent for the Indians in this part of
xas, left this place, acco npaned by his
ally, 10 visit his relatives and friends in
10. He reached his home in health and
ETY.; and, after short sojourn there, in
npany with several others, returned 10 this
Iniry. Al Shreveport, IN Texas, the com.
" separated !: those having charge of
ne wagons pursued their journey, and
ched this place in safety. Mr.. Stem and
ppelman remained behind, 10 attend
some business. They started again,
a two-horse wagon, with driver. The
gon broke down. The driver started for
splace to get it repaired, Messrs. S. and
going on their way. A short time after, a
rson rode into the Fort with information
1t, in hunting for cattle, he discovered two
ad bodies by the road side, and without
ghting from his horse, rode into the fort
d gave The sad intelligence. Major Mer-
commanding the garrison, Immediately
It out wagon, accompanied by number
his command, and caused the dead bodies
be brought into the fort. The skull of
:. Stem was broken, the jaw bone broken,
d wound on the side with sharp ns,ru.
,nt. Mr.. Leppelman's skull was broken
shattered, and one of his arms also bro.
n. Near the bodies was found an old rihe
, stock all shattered 10 pieces, and The bar
] very much bent. A pair of moccasins
a bow covering were also found near the |
Of, the same as used by the Wichilas and
acos. The bodies were inferred on Tues !
y, 14th of February, in the burial ground |
,ached 10 the fort. Nothing, it appears,
is taken from the bodies alter the perpe.
Iion OF the dead, except the two coats
d hats Their watches, breastpins and |
oney were left, apparently untouehed.-
he two mules attached TO the carriage, aud |
horse they had with them, were taken by |
e indians.
This is an outline Of the particulars con.
c,ed with this melancholy but barbarous
dian outrage. Every effort will be made
4, the commander of The fort 10 apprehend
e perpetrators of the atrocious crime.
Within The pas, six months great changes
we taken place in this post, all the fifth re-
ment of Infantry have been Withdrawn,
ID sent TO the Rio Grande. We have at
esent but one company OF second Dragons
aiioned here. Two companies OF the sew
ih infantry have been ordered here but
IT yet arrived, One company Of Dragons
garrison post in the very heart of all the
lid, hostile tribes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
M A IL IL 4 f ID.

-, On the 3o'h uIt., by he Rev P. Born, Mr.
VILLAIN CAMPBELL, TO Miss LEAH BURNs,
both Of Rush township.
=, In his place, On the 5th inst, BY The same,
of this place
Va the 2sih ult., BY the Rev. A. J. Collins,
mr> SAMUEL RoTHARMEL, OF Rush, TO Miss
rHoEBE WILKERsoN, Of Shamokintown.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
Gbe Mlarkets.
Philadelphia Market.

IH0t7 April 5, 1851
FLOUR AND MEAL.--Flour, is quiet al 81 25.
sales iof city use within The range of 81 25a
50 70 Tor common and extra branas. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are dull. Last sales OF
The former at $4,s7RaS5, and Of Corn Meal
at SO so.
RAIN,-The demand for Wheat is limited.
Small sales are made a, s. 69a1 20 for red,
and s rs for white. Small sales OF Rye al
90a92 cts. Corn is lower, fair sales Of yellow
at rs cents, a1oai. Oats are scarce. Last
sales OF Southern al 46a46t cents, and Penn
syvania at 47t cents.
WHIsKEY Sales of barrels al 25a Cts, and
hhds. at 26 cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08

GEOLOGY Us, CHRosoLoGY.-PTof, Agassiz,
in a recent lecture before the Lowell Institute,
in Boston, stated his belief that The human
race existed on the globe Aundrsd and tViy
thousand years age.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
NOTICE.

FIsiiE Chlsi baTssss Isqpesls " 70 notfy an
y psgssns ~hs soalsmPlsis eissiias baslaihE,
Il si.i ki.4 ga tbs las " say siissi - sisy u
lkls bsfsugh. thsi ibsy sFs fsqaifsd ~ spllf "
hia. ~ ksllA,as psflaii. sat alas y hsss Ms
las a lAs bslliias lssaisa - ne lssslalsss.--
Olsi,snfs 70 lhls eidlnsnss wul h siiifill a.
hfest
ssn.siy. MsIfk 10 issl ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
Treasurers' Sale.

"A LIST Of the unseated lands advertised
- for sale by Francis Bucher, Treasurer Of
Northumberland County, agreeable 10 an act
OF the General Assembly Of the Common.
wealth Of Pennsylvania, passed the 18Th Of
March Is45, and the supplement thereto
entitled, an act directing the mode Of selling
unseaied Lands for taxes and other purposes
viii be exposed 10 public sale at the Court
House, in the Borough OF Sonbury, on The
l2lh day Of June, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A NJ,
arrearages Of Taxes due and The costs accrued
on each tract respectively, postponed from
day 10 day, unless previously discharged, 10
wit:
No. acres Wnrrantees nnines Ami due
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08

Hollovdys Ointment aud Pills the besi
remedies iof the Cure OF Bad Lsgs- Mis-
Heppel, Of BlYIh, neaf MoTPslh, Ma, siiiiel'
ed with dfsadlully bad leg, ief which che
consulted the most eminent medical men Ia
thai ish5olhOOd, bat u would not yield 10
ihsif treatment. HsT health Suffered sssele'
IN, and Ihs state Of her leg vas terrible the
uicsn fspldly increased 30 size aad The pain
va, most agoaizing. Ia this slate she CON,
msaosd psing holloSay's oinlmeal and
Pills, aad after continuing then fof same
shori time the leg was eomplslsly cared aad
she Il nov Ia lhs ealoymsni 81 saeellrai
hsshh. AL Wiikiasoa, jlpsgls', hlyih,
yoaehss log tho aeeufsey Of ihls aalsmsal'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
RAGS WANTRDi

nElNG sHisnsissly engaged in the msnufae
- luTs VI paper, we viii pay 10 c0uRu,
Merchants aud others having Rags foF sale, mon
Than ths pfeseni asaIksl Pflees-~C Casa.
JEssuP A MOORE,
pspsf Manufacturers.
"a snd 80 NeHh 81
let sHssi hsles Ash, hslwssa 5ih A can.
PAila., Marsh -. isSt.-sm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
Valuable Property for Sale

In the Borough of Sunbury
VRNHE subscriber offers for sale the following
q property in the Borough of Sunbury, viz:
THE HOUSE
And two contiguous Lots of Ground,
on the south west corner OF Market Square, now
occupied by the subscriber as store and dwell
ling. Also
THE STEAM SAW MILL
OH the river bank, together with one and half
acres Of ground. Also: a double two story
frame
Dwelling House and Lot of Ground,
in Ederberry street. Also: six acres Of
ground at the Point adjoining the SusGuehanna.
on which are erected two frame houses wagon
house, &c. Also:
A House and Lot of Ground
in Cranberry street, near the river, on which lot
are also erected three lime kilns. Also
A House and half Lot of Ground.
on the north east corner of River and Dewherry
street, occupied by Augustus Clement Also:
Twenty-Thrce Vacant Lots
OH Elderbcrry street.
IRA r. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Jan. II, ls54.-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
MExIoAN 0UAso.

fI'ht sahsefihsls eilsi 90 sais MuaieaA 0aana
= VI lhs essi gaslliy, veil sAsplsl 70 he ss,l,
u fsaasy lssaia saa Ns~ Issssy snal.ys u
wAlsh, ~ wsll kas.a shsa.lsl. 4 IN eas .,sssss
sisa. fels sglleis !. ssi a mush lssss pllls
lhsa Ne fsIsslan. saa slil - isaAA isis ssssl
~ isiiiiisiHs qs.illles
y, =. nuaLlE0 a co.
iel NefiA fteai street, fAiisfilFAf
Fhils ~ ts is,t -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
CLOTHING At COST!
Great Bargains!

EN order to make room for our spring supplies
we have commenced from to-day to sell off
our Stock of ready made Winter Clothing at Or
iginal cost and invite our customers and the pub
lie in general who are in want of warm clothing.
to favor us with call. sold Boreas" has not
quit us yet for this winter, aud in consequence
we will probably have some cold weather vet,
whercat thick Overcoats will do us signal service.
Even if not needed at the moment people will
find it advantageous to supply themselves before
hand, as we hold out good opportunity now to
all. Cold clustering spring is long yet and even
through summer a thick Overcoat will come han
dy sometimes. We have a choice lot on hand
yet and respectfully invite our patrons to call at
G. ELSBERG & cos.
Cheap Clothing Store,
Market Street, opposite the Post Office
n. B.-We will continue as heretofore TO sell
all goods in our line reasonable as possible
still adherng to our old motto;
CHEAP FOR CASH
G. ELSBERG & Co.
Sunbury, Feb. IS, 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08

Mother, can't go and have my daguer-
reo'pye taken?" "No, my child, guess il
isn't worth while." 'well, then, you nigh,
'e, me have a tooth pulled; never go any
wheren
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08

SsPRING |. sapPossd 70 hsss hidy ssa@sa'
- cd. Ths usss sss tssiaalas 10 pisPsis 10
"A. .ad - sgs he lsilss cad ssnistasa~ali ali So
,ias ,lsli spsias aassy IsaaY, The gssilsmss
q "A lsssi M tllsss shs knss ssl ihlns shout
ph.l.Asltkla-- sis ssisias lhssi saini 81 sffink
..su,ssl. sioia hss ssIit A wi1sss' : ehssf s''l
k.Aioaslls ClolAlas siofs, Ne. ~ ths.taui
s'ss.,. sssass a ffsatln flsfs fhiisifig-ls
Ftls Zee - lstf -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
1000 TONS No.
Supcr Phosphate Of Lime,

lUUO IONS NO. l
Super Phosphate OF Lime,
REBURG's ORIGINAL AND GENUINE.
~ warranted Of superior quality, the cheapest
manure ia tue world. Farmers and dealers sup
piled at low prices. ...,,,-
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER
5000 barrels Extra Quality Land Plaster select
cd expressly for its iertilizing quality.
10 90 bushels Of samo in lulk. 1909 barrels
Calcined Plaster, 500 barrels Casting flAa'e'
100 barrels DENTIST Plaster,
PERUVIAN GuANO.
This article NC oder m confidence to our Gus
to,ners a. equal TO any imported aud iAr soPe''''
10 most Ia the market
5000 bags Of this superior ooano 'o' So "
the lnwesl marke, rates Aisa' ra'"s ''.''"
Gn,no. poulr,lie, Ground Charcoal &c" &c
"u""'' q. FRENCH 4 co.
,,h. Ste,m Plaster M,ss, junction oFk
~ W, -, aud Csliowhill Streets, Phila.
,lslphia. g.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
Estate Of J. c. PERKINS, deo'd
Estate of LYDIA HOUSED, decd

NIOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
IN minstration have been granted to the un-
dersigned upon the estate of Lydia Housed, late
of Rush township, Northumberland county,
decd. All persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them, duly au-
thenticated, for settlement; and those knowing
themselves indebted to make payment without
delay.
CHARLES HOUSED, Admir-.
Rush tp., Feb. IS, ls53.-Gt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
S. SCHNURMAN & CO..

Y>AKE pleasure in informing the citizens of
Il Sunbury, and vicinity, tina. it has not, nor
will not effect the low price of their excellent
winter stock Of clothing, hut that they now
selling off all at first cost. This is no humbug
and the only way TO find out the truth of it, is to
give us call, when every pains will be taken
to deal at low prices and saiactory 10 customers.
In addition TO good stock of clothing, persons
will find at our establi shmen. fine assortment
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the notes, books
l aud accounts Of Samuel Thompson. decd,
late Of sunbuTy, are now ia the hands Of q. NJ.
foFks, ESQ, fof collection. Al persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 said deceased, are request
ed 10 call and settle Immediately IL they desire 10
save costs,
MARIA THOMPSON. Adm'dE
Of said deceased.
suHbuTy, March ~, Is54.-sL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
sunbury, March 4, ls54.-GG
DOCTOR JOSEPH w. CAMERON,

RESPECTFUBLY informs the citizens Of
- the Borough of Sunbury and vicinity, that
he has permanently located himself in said
Borough; and offers his professional services to
those who may wish to employ him. For the
present he can be found at Weavcrs Hotel.
Sunbury March IL, lS5I.--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08
Watches, JeWelrY, &C.

which we claim the right of selling cheaper than
any other store of the kind in this section of the
country. Don't forget the name and place, S.
Schnurman & Co, Market street, Sunbury,
nearly opposite John Young's Store.
We will in short time receive our Spring
and Summer stock, which we also intend to sell
the mos; reasonable. Believing our old motto,
CASH, to be II good one, we will still adhere to
it. The ready John is always the most com
Portable.
S. SCHNURMAN & co.
~ S. Schnurman g. Co. have removed the
above establishment, three doors east of their old
stand, one door cast of Tener & Co.'s store, and
opposite John Young's store. market street.
Sunbury, March 4, ls5i.-Os-tf
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Canal Boats for Sale.
Estate of MARTHA G0oDHART, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
IN ministraton on the estate of Martha Good
hart late of the Borough of Sunbury, decd,
have been granted to the undersigned Therefore
all persons indebted to said estate will discharge
the same, and those having demands will present
them for settlement.
J.. BUCHER, Adm'to
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN EUROPE!
The Russian Ministers

Hare left France and England, and the
consequence wiR no doubt be serious
war, md great rise in the p,tce Of grain,
&c, but