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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-10-22
sELLERIE, CARneSsERIE.

r E soussigne . rhonneur de pre-. o7L
Lyenir messieurs les hsbitants st e. :
Ie public en- general, gull Went desaOl.r .o.i
stslier de Sallerie ct de Carrosserie sur rhabi.
tssion Dc ". Tranquillin Hymel.
II sussi toujours On main, dcs
~ selles, brides ct harnais confccfionnes
par iui, OF u engage le public venir
sss.u.ss per lei-msme DC felsgsnce, DC e 90
marchandises.
n ct pset iairs toas lee raccommodsges, Of
Q exScuisr t0utes les commands qui cooccr.
psnt - profession:
De plss, u prsvient - clients gull pris
chss lsi IN osvrier peintre, qui s'occapcrn sPs.
cialsmsnt Dc y peintwe De- voiturea, csbrio-
lsss, ete. % sos(s qu'l pourrs rivalissr. poar
rSi<gapes & y pertscsioa De sou 0avragcy svec
~ steaisrs d u N0uvelle Oheans.
/, OEOR0ES BURCH.
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PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
NOTICE Is hereby given. to Ill whom ],
lVmsy concern, that ]. Piscide Barre, asses
cor In and for ths Perish Of 81 John the Bap
IT, have lGdgsd With The .sossdsr Of tsi. Pc
5 h q q y s. s'n u; S:S sS ss ss, :.
aaxrieved BY said assesscmeot, may appeal,
and have tks ssmc corrected, II found incor-
rect, within thirty days.
Psrish Of 81 John the Bsptist, octob~ 18th
kLACIDE BARRE.
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ALBERT prFrEL.
L'ETAT De la LOUISIANA.
CoUR DU QUATR1EApE DISTRICT
JCDlClAIRE. ....

PARO1ssE sAlxT-JEAN.BAeFIsrE.
No Gil.
IE ccrti6c par 10 present, que lc scpt octobr"
y mil huit cent cin9uante. e.quatre, jugcmcnt u
etc rendu par cetie Cour, dam raffsire dc Mar
guerite Webre, epou~e de r. Eagsnc Boyer ~
son epoux, dams les tcrmes suivants, savoir:
Tros jour- judicaircs s'etanf ecoules depuis
qu'un jageIncnt par defsut q cie pris dams cctfc
sffsirc; u dcmsndcrcsse aysnt prodnit dca :,
moigpsge- rappui dcs allegations conionucS
dams "a petition ct Ia loi ct lcs prcuvcs eton' CT
faveur dc ladife demandcrcsse. u est en- cons.
quencc ordonne, adjuge ei decreid que ledit ju.
cement par default colt ct II est par 10 prescn,
conhrme, ct une separation DE- corps est por lc
present sccordee lsdito dcmandcresse Mar
gueritc Ursule Wsbre, contre son dit tpoux
Eugene Boyer. II cst de plus or'ionne ct dereir
que lcdit Eugene Boyer paie les frsis de &C.
process.
Jugcmep; rcndu es signe lc octobrc 1854.
fSignel ALBEIT DUFFEL,
Juge du ame District Judciairr.
En- foi de quoi jai oppose su present ma 81
gnaturc ct ic scesu do lsd'c
Coar, q 10 paroi~s Saint -lcsr
- Dsptis,e, co dir octobre de- Tau.
nec de no,rc Scigneur mil hui
ecpf cinQuantesi iuatre ~ dams ln
> ssixan.c dx.ncuvicpe anns"
- de llndspcn'lancc dcs Eis'-.
irDGER FERRET,
GsctBcs
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ETAT DE- Ia LoCTSlANE.
PAROlssE sAINrJEAN.BAPrIsTE

A Wis ct pr O. presensss donpt I toni
hcoax 4 eai celia peut cooccrnnr quo y
PIoclds Darfs, assssssas. dans .et pour 10 p
ro;1s saintJcan- -Baptbts, q d6po.t "a bs.
- a roooedr - este pesoiDs 6aintJsad
BsptisDs, b rte desassssmsns, pour isnnee
iS$1, q qss tossss =. psrscasss qui 70 cros
rous ns3es, so1t notASes Gsvoar 2 rectinei
daus - tssnss joan qui snivrons b present
Psssiss ssinsJses- Dsssisas. Is oesshss
+ ~ PLACIDE BARRE.
oil. o. ~ ASsesseuS.
RRAY0oY0 ORA18,
PCDllC NOTARY,
.rm the psrish n Saint Charles.
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do IA jeuue femme qui ne pouvait @ dsfen.
DIRE dune sinsulisre emotion de- fr.ysur, Il
lui dit svec uue in6exion mielleuse:
Pardon, madame, je ne vous dsrsngeni
pas loagtsmps. Je ne fais qu'entrsr ct cor.
tir... vous u'excusere., yespere, quaud
vous saurez 10 motif qui m'smess I cote
heure... Js voulais sbsolumsut faire mes
adieux n. Lionel Grave. poursuivit-il svec
w ucso0oo"s 8oss~'ss W. sves sN w
secss de toux, et vous saves, madame. on est
prosque toujears sur Dc y rsseootrsr chez
vous, cot aimsOae Lionel, qui 81 sisn b Pass
cAarmant des hommss!. C'ess donnass.
n'cst-ce pas, Gull soit whig ct know-uothing
CONNIE Juds0n On persouDs.
N. TyrcoaOel, CONNIE tous le' locofocoA
nom de Judsoa, 10 coOdamne du penitentisire'
toute les fois Gull parlait dee know-nothingH
-N'est-l PCS vrai, madame, rspritil en-
hochant b tste dune msuiere impsrtinsnts
ct signiAcssivs. n'ssti pa vrai que c'est IN
miracle quAnd 10 bienheureu1 Liooel n'e't
pas che. voaa, ea tsse-a-ssts avse ane d.
plus sdorsbles personnes qui soient dams lee
- Eats Dc rUnioa-
-Aoasisar. rspsrtit madame Dohns svec
disuiss. voas svss pris une peine inu'ile en-
veoans chez moi; N. Lionel Crave n'e't
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

| keys; an augur, with an inch and half bit
boulder stone, before described a butcher
knife, well sharpened, with blade about
ten inches long a second knife OF The same
description, with shorter blade, and ra'
zor lashed with twine, in rough WOODEN
! handle.
Several ligh, articles were taken BY inc
thieves while up stairs. These were ai'ei.
wards found IN he skirt that was ION OH
from the Goa, Uf the one that was shot ~ Tue
thigh. asrI. .H.FlH
All leas, one of the williams escaped oy
means Of the fton, door, leaving IL oPe"'-
The others escaped through The PACK y"'"
I and over the fences into an alley'way III .ne
rs,r. They could be tracked short dis-
lance by the blood which howed nom 'he''
wouuds. They mus, be seriously hurt, and
il il almost impossible. with such wounds,
for them to escape detection. MIR. Wright
will be able to identify them if they are ar
rested.
Officer Wood, of the Mayors special po-
lice. traced the blood TO tho vicinity OF
Eleventh and South streets. From several
circnms,ances il is conjecturod ha, wagon
was in waiting for the burglars in the alley.
way in The rear. II such conveyance was al
hand, it must have afforded essential assis,
lance 10 The reirea,ins Williams.
Two of the burglars are believed TO be En-
2ishmen, and one Of the remaining two is a
Scochman.
Dir. Wright has fortunately escaped with
on, important injury. His back is strained,
and slight cut has been inflicted upon one
OF his checks. The diningroom and'kitchen
OF his residence bear marks of blood, and the
ceiling and wall OF the latter have bullet
marks upon them.
Watchman Cunningham was al Eighth and
! Lombard streets when he heard the firing he
ran to the spot, and found the front door
through which one Of the robbers had esoa
ped--open he wen, in, giving his rattle 10 {
citizen onisde to spring.
Mr., w. could have obtained assistance il
time, from the wachmen, had he gone iron
and given the alarm. He chose, however
10 combat with the burglars single handed
When his neighbors and The watchmen arri
we'd upon the spot he was completely pros
trateJ by excitement and over-eXer,ion. The
weapons were grasped in his hands so tight
ly that his hold OF them could with difficult,
be oosened. .-Phila. Sun.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

The Board of Directors of the Susquehanna
River and North and West Branch Telegraph
Company held a semi-aunual meeting at the
MonlouI House, in Danville, oil the l4th ius,
at which time The Board declared dividend
of two per cent upon The stock of said Com
pany, for the last six months, ending Deem
Der 3lsi, 1853.
The line of This Company has been exten.
ded up the Lackawanna, iom Piltslon 10 Car
bondaIe, with stations al Hyde Park, Scran-
ton, Dunmore, Providence and Carbondale. -
We understand the lines are now doing a
prosperous business. The business of the
Lackawanna Valley will improve the receipts
upon the whole line Danville is the best
station. DR.. Goell, the President, is still per-
severing in his efforts 10 extend the usefulness
Of this Susquehanna Line DanuilIe Intel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

" The ice on the Susquehanna broke
up on Friday last. There was not much
of rise in the river. Some of the ice
from the branches was from II 10 Is inches
thick, and piled up considerably at the up
per end OF the town. The new Steam
Tow and Ferry boat, lying at the shore i'm
mediately opposite the Steam Saw Mill, was
exposed TO imminent, danger but escaped
without any injury whatever. She was
hauled in close to the shore, and as the
water has since fallen she is now high and
dry, and will have to remain so until the
next freshet. The steamboat is so nearly
flushed that she could be made ready for
service in weeks time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

~ Snow AT LAsT.-On Monday we
were visited with fall of snow that gave
promise, for the first time this winter, 10
lat more than twenty-four hours. The
snow on the following morning measured
about ten inches, and as it has fallen in the
right sign OF the moon there is prospect
that we may yet have little slrighing,
though the near approach of spring admon-
iShes us that it cannot last long. Our citi-
zens are making the best of it, and the
merry sleigh bells remind us of olden time,
when good sleiShing was always matter
Of course during the winter months.
Since writing the above the warm wea-
ther of Tuesday and Wednesday finished
the sleighing, but on Thursday morning it
again blew up cold.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

0y- SusQUEHANNA RAlLRoAp.-An i'm
Porlant ordinance was reported in the
Baltimore City Councils last week, having
Tor It's object the extension of aid 10 the
Susquehanna Railroad, and the consolida-
ton of the different rail roads into one
company under the title of the baltimore
and Sosquehanna Railroad Company" ex-
tending from Baltimore to Sunbury.
The measure was favorably received.
and will, if finally adopted, secure Four
Hundred thousand dollars for the compIe-
ton OF the road between this place and
Harrisburg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

GS- David Taggart, Esq, of Northum-
berland, we perceive by the following
paragraph from the New York Sun, deliv-
cred an address before the National Poultry
Society in New York, on Friday last,
which seems 10 have been a decided hit.
We hope the success of our friend on the
stage, will not induce him 10 forsake the
Bar Tor "the soc and buskin."
NATIONAL PouLTRY SocIETY.-A meeting
OF this Society was held yesterday in the
Lecture room of Barnum's Museum. P. T.
Barnum presided, and r. Mccormick acted
as Secretary. A large audience was present.
David Taggart Of Pa delivered an address.
which was fully descriptive of the various
breeds Of poultry, Of the operations Of the
Society, and OF the general benefits which
would result from its labors 1t was marked
throughout with sparkling wit, and excited
as much laughter and good feeling as ever
was produced by the best playing of "Paddy
the Piper" on Monsieur Barnum's Stage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

u Hon. JAMES Pollock appears 10 be
the most prominent of the whig candidates
for Governor. Gen. Larmer of Pittsburg,
is also prominent candidate, but as the
West has had the two last Governors, his
claims will, no doubt, be deferred. Union
county has selected double set of dele
gates, though both profess TO be favorable
to Judge Pollock.
1t is understood that the next whig can
didate is expected TO take the stump as the
saying is, which, Of itself, is strong argu-
ment in The Judges favor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
Correspondence Of the Public Ledger.l
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l6,

W AshlN"ioNi rcp' ~ ioof
The Conklin Treaty, made some nine
mouths ago, was sent 10 The Senate this
morning. or course, if The Government
adopt this treaty, lhe Garay grant for the
Tehuantepec transit will become null and
void but then the GaTay Company will
have claims for damages and losses sustained
by the annihiation of the Garay grant, under
The law Of nations and receive compensation
out of the five millions Of dollars reserved. for
that purpose in the Gadsden Treaty, and it is
most proper aGd oppohune, therefore, 10
present both treaties to the Senate al the
same time.
The Gadsden Treaty, as il now stands,
aud with the judiciOus amendments of the
President, will doubtless pass The Senate I;
though il is a poor treaty in itself, aud not
much TO boast of in the way OF diplomacy
The principal reason for its confirmation is,
that Santa Anna, if not receiving money
pretty soon, cannot succeed with the coup
d'etai which is 10 make him Emperor of
Mexico, and if he granted more than what
he can make appear 10 the ignorant Mexi-
cans 10 be merely reolifca;ion of an erro.
neous boundary line drawn under former
treaty, il might cost him his throne, and
probably his life.
The Mexican people aIc deadly opposed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
PENNSYLyANIA LEGISLATURE.
HARRIsruRG, Feb. 90, 1854
BILL READ IN PLACE,

BILL READ IN PLACE.
Mr.. Kunkel, bill authorizing the consoli-
daton of The York and Maryland Line, York
aud Cumberland and Susquehanna railroad
companies, with each other and with the
Baltimore and Susquehanna railroad compa-
ny, of Maryland, to be called the Susquehan-
la railroad company.
On motion Of Mr.. Kunkel, the Senate took
up House bill No. IS, prohibiiiong municipal
subscriptions by the county of Norihumber-
land or the boroughs and townships thereof.
Mr.. Quig2le said tha, this was an impro-
per bill. Under the act authorizing North.
cumberland county TO snbscrib. TO the railroad
to which this bill had reference, the city of
Philadelphia and number Of counties had
made subscriptions, and Northumberland
county was acting in bad faith to the city and
the coutes subscribing, By repeating he law
so. far as il relates TO that county. No county
would be more benefited by the Sunbury
and Erie railroad than the county OF Moth.
umberland. The law did not compel them
to suscribe, and its repeal would be unfair
and in bad faith to the other counties sub
scribing.
Mr.. Kunkel said that the county OF North
cumberland had already subscribed 100000
to the Susquehanna railroad company. This
road was connecting link with The road
running 10 Erie, the commissioners Of North
cumberland coualy ch0sing to subscribe 10
that part oi the road south, rather than the
part west, as they had Iish, 10 do. This
sum was as much as The county was able 10
subscribe. There was strong feeling in
that county against these subscriptions, the
member of the House having been elected by
six hundred majority on This issue.
Mr.. Quiggle then moved 10 amend, by add
ing after the last word, the words 'unless the
same shall be recommended 10y the grand
jury of the county,
The amendment was not agreed 10, and
after some further discussion, the bill passed
finally.
IMontsomery's majority over Bergs'resser,
whig, was 4O3. Over Bergstresser and
M'Nlahan, temperance, ill.-Ed Am.
HOUSE, Mr.. Caldwell, presented ten pc
tiiions for the appropriation of 100000 tc
improve the navigation Of the Yves: Banci
of the susquehanna river, from the head o
navigation TO Northumberland, and from
! Norihum beIlaud 10 tide water.
Mr.. Davis, from the bar Of Crawford coun
ty, against the permanent location of tn,
sessions OF the Supreme Court al Harrisburg
Mr.. Moser, from citizens Of Centre ant
Cearfield counles, relative 10 booms in th
Susquehanna river.
HARRIsBuRc, Eeb %.
Mr.. Crabb, from the Committee on Banks
reported n bill TO extend the charter Of th,
Bank Of Getty ysburg.
The bill TO incorporate the Monour Bank
was also reported from the Committee.
HARRIsBrRG, Feb. %.
SENATE.--The Senate met this evening
when The following bills were severaly la
ken up, considered and passed -
The bill TO extend the charter of The Banl
Of Middle,own. The bill to extend The char
! ~ n n N,,,b,r,I,rl,pJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

" We have received from Aaron C.
Fisher, Esq, Principal of the Miflinburg
Academy, a catalogue of the teachers,
students, &C., Of that Institution, which,
under Mr.. Fishers auspices, seems 10 be in
a fourishing condition. MIR. Fisher has
both the ability and energy equal to the
task assumed. The whole number OF
scholars is, males rs, females 25.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
New Advertisements.
Teachers Wanted.

A PUBLICATIONS. will be received bv II
fM Secretary of sunbury School Board f.
one Male Teacher, for room No. 3, of pnbr
schools, until 10 o'clock, Friday, March the 3,
1884, at which time an examination will ,aL
place, and the school allotted. W"
Sunbury, Feb 25, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

CALIFoRNIA WISE.--Thete is no te,.o,
why California should not be as celebrate,
Tor its wine as il is for gold, and ihe day vii
come when such will be The case. n n,
over country, considerable quantities ar,
already made and in Napa valley, last yea,
he proprietors OF vineyards made successfp
experiments.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
A Correspondent of the New Orleans Cres

A Correspondent of the New Orleans Cres.
cent, writing from Florence, says 'ihere is
not one room in one hundred in Paris that
has carpet on ii. The floor is made of
brick, laid down generally in large squares,
and il is cleaned by pouring on it a quutity
of bTick.dust, and then throwing over it a
quantity Of water, and then scrubbing it till
ii acquires polish, fairly painful for The eye
10 look upon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
NFW COUNTIES.
CBSER YER.

The following applications for new coun-
ties are now before the Legislature:
"Madison"-out of BeIks, Chester and
Montgomery.
"Conemaugh"-out of Weslmoreland, Sum-
ersei, Indiana aud Cambria.
"Madison"-ou, of Allegheny, Armstrong,
Butler, and Weslmoreand.
"Ligonier'-out of part of Wes'moreland
"LaekauGna' Of Luzerne.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the subscriber has sold
- Adam Clayberger the following propert
which, after it is paid for, shall belong to Il
said Adam Clayberger, viz One horse, a or
horse wagon, two sets harness, one log chail
one teamsters saddle.
ADAM S. REM.
Mt Carmel, Feb. 25, lS54.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

" LAcKAwANNA AND BLooMsBURG
RALRoAD'-The Berwick Investigator says
that the Capital Stock of this road has been
secured, and that the entire work will be
placed under contract during the coming
season. This road will pass down the
west side of the Susquehanna river from
Pi'tston 10 Bloomsburg, distance of about
fifty miles, connecting the great railroad
routes OF the northwest, and those Of the
southwest. 1t will connect, by an easy
grade, the coal fields of Wyoming and
LackawaOna, with the limestone and iron
fields OF Columbia and Montour.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

O. LADIES FAIR.-A fair for the sale
of fancy articles made by ladies of Danvile
connected with the Presbyterian church
was held on Monday and Tuesday
evenings of last week. The Danvile pa
pers say it was well attended. Amount
taken in was $500. Nett proceeds, clear
Of expenses, about S375,00.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
HENRY HAAS

To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court 4,
Quarter sessions for the county Of Norihun
beriand.
The undersigned petitioner respectfully socits the HC
Court TO grant him license to keep an Inn or tavern
his old stand III the Borough Of sunbury
JAMES COVERT
WE the undersig ed citizens Of the Borough Of sunbur
being acquainted with the Petitioner, do certify that he
OF good repute for honesty and temperance and that he
well provided with house and Other conyenlenc
for the accommodation OF strangers and travellers,
that Inn tavern there is necessary the accomm
datlon of strangers and travellers
6. M.Norks, James Beard Fred. Lazarus, Chas,
Brunei, Peter B, Masser, NJ l. Shinde VIM X Mart
j. w. Peal, j. B. Packer, Ed. Y Bright, II. b. Mass
John Haas
Sunbury Feb. 25 ls5I.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

CosT OF DAILY PAPER.-The Times and
Transcript, of San Francisco, estimates the
weekly cost of a daily paper at San Francis.
co a, $4,000, or $4,000 per ahnum. There
are some twelve Of these daily newspapers
and some ten weeklies so that we may
safely estimate the cost of San Francisco
ne wspaper literature at Sl,5oO, 900 per an
mum.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

UThe prices Of coal delivered in boats
IN the spring, at the Wyoming mines, are
liked at Sl,5o for lump, and sl,75 per ION
for prepared coal. These rates are an ad-
vance of 25 cents per ton on the opening
rates Of last spring.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

v The SUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD Re-
PoRr.-We have in type the report OF Gen.
VIM. F. Packer, late President of this
company, which has been unavoidably
crowded out of this weeks paper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

Gov, BIGLER has signed the death war.
rant for the execution of James Quinn, of
Luzerne county, for the murder Of Mahala
Virgins, and appointed Friday, the 9Th day
Of next April, for the execution Of the SEN
tence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
Estate of LYDIA HOUSED. decd

"a oIlCE is hereby given that letters of A,
~ mlnlstration have been granted to the u,
derslgned upon the estate of Lydia Housel. la
OF Rush township, Northumberland count
dec d. All persons having claims against sa
estate are requested to present them, duly a,
thenticated, for settlement; and those KNOWN
themselves indebted to make payment witho
delay.
CHARLES HOUSED, Admir-.
Rush tp., Feb. IS, ls53.-6t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
Executors Sale.

TNNHE subscribers, Executors of the estate
II Henry Masser, deed, will expose to publ
sale, on Saturday, the 25th Of February instp
the late residence of the deceased, all the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS
of said estate, consisting part of
Tables, Chairs, Looking7glaSSeS, Beds an
Bedding, Carpet, Stopes, Books, IHbs'
Barrels,
and variety of Kitchen furniture.
Also the balance of stock of store goods, COZ
sistidg of Queensware, Hardware, Sadlery, ram
Wine, Brandy, &c.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock Of said day
Terms made known ON the day OF SALE
II. b. MASSER,
JOHN MASSER, E,,tor..
p. II. MASSER.
r. BUCHER,
Sunbury, Feb. IL, ls5f.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25

" The 22d Of February, was celebra-
ted, as usual, in this place, by the parade
Of our military companies, the Dewart
Guards and the Artillerists. There was a
fair turn ont and the day was fine. Some
Of our citizens went TO Lewisburg to attend
a Masonic supper a. that place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-25
An Apprentice Wanted,

a N industrious boy, between 6 and is YEA
~ of age, desirous of learning the Saddle
and Harness making business, can find 60,
situation by appl ying to the subscriber.
A. J. STROH.
Sunbury, Feb. 25, ls54.-