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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING,

MRs. G. V. JOHNSTON,
Pennsylvania avenue, third door from Tenth street
entrance on street.
Will take several Apprentices. Also, good hands
wanted.
She will cut and haste, cut Innings and Patterns
dec 4-ly
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Great Fire IN Colombia, s. O..

Great Fire ~ Columbia, q. @.
CoLUABrA, Is. CO. Dec. IA fire occurred here
last night, which destroyed an entire block on
Maine street. including Motifs drug store, Coombss
Express, Carolinian newspaper Office Boatwright's
carriage mandatory, and various other establish
ments. Loss Of the Carolinian Office $4,000
covered by insurance. Other losses not ascertained
BALTIMORE, December 7.
Extensive forgeres, amounting to over $4,000,
have been discovered to have been perpetrated by
house carpenter largely engaged in building.
Various buildings put up by him, including large
female seminary, have been siezed under the lien
law, by parties having claims against him for ma
terials furnished.
New York, Dec. 7.--Wm. p. McGirck, teller Of
the Ocean Bank, who embezzled $4,000 in Octo-
Der last, was arrested and committed to-day.
Markets.
BALTIMORE, December Flour are bet
ter to-day Howard street, So % offered, held at
IS SO. City Mills held at So rs.
Wheat-advanced cents; sales Of white
81 90 81 90; red, 81 So a 81 95.
Corn--sales of white at rs cents; yellow SO a
| So IL cts.
Rye and Oats unchanged; receipts of all de-
scriptions light.
NEW York, Dec Flour has advanced IL
cents. $500 barrels sold. Good Ohio $s 81 and
80 IL. Southern has advanced IL IL cents l,70O
barrels sold at 90 50 and 80 81.
Wheat-market unchanged, limited demand at
former rates.
Corn--market dull-l0,000 bus western mixed
% a 90 cts
Pork-market firm, with upward tendency-me
Sl3 rs a $l4 90; prime $12 rs a $12 81.
rates.
Lard--market firm
Whiskey--market unsettled--Ohio 40 a 43 l-2
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PRIVATE TUITION.

PRIVATE TUITION.
ltIvIL and Military Engineering, Tenth
~ street, fifth house from Mc3uirc's established
in 1882 j. FILL, Professor Of Mathematics, can
receive another class in the higher branches Of Math
ematics, Construction, Draughting and Civil and
Military Engineering.
Terms per course, $25 writing lessons, s1o book.
Keeping by double entry, SIS per course. Payable
in advance.
dec 2-8tk t2tar1
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.--The best mate
u rial and the best work only allowed in the SHIRTS
made and sold by WIN. II. FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker in the city Of Washington Try
them, and save money, in addition TO trouble, time,
and temper. Gentlemen measured, and good fit
guaranteed in all cases.
Orders attended 10 with despatch. Please note the
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four-and-a Half sts., south side.
dec 5-Iyd
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.


BALnxoRE, Dec. 7.--Ashlands cotton factory
at Gwinn's falls, near Wetheredsville, Baltimore
county, was entirely destroyed by fire this morning
Fully insured in the company Of which Thomas G.
Thomas is president.
Snow Is falling fast here.
sPRIserIELD, Mass Dec, THE boiler of Ames'
manufacturing company, at Chicopeo, exploded this
morning. Engineer A. B. Hoyt, killed, and Lum-
mas, machinist, dreadfully injured. Cause, lack
of water.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
N ATIONAL THEATRE.

THIRD WEEK
KUNKEL'S OPERA TROUPE,
FESTIVALS or FROLIC
AND
Breathings of Music!
Introducing everything that is
PLEASING, REFINED, AND ELEGANT
american Music
As well as Burlesques on
MACBETH,
DAMON 4 PITHIAS,
LA BAYADERE,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
&C., &C., DC.
As well as the Opera Of OH HUSH! and the petite
Comedies of the
Two Doctors,
Spiritual Rappings,
Black Barber,
Siege of Greytown,
&C., &C., &c.
SEATS CAN BE SECURED DURING THE DAY.
Doors open at 6111-performance commence at ~
O'Clock. JNO. 7. FORD, Agent.
lacE
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WALL q STEPHENS,

AN ANA ANcnuey between Uln
- and 10th streets, have just received large as
sortment of Cloths, Cassimers, and Nesting, which
they will have made up to order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also, on hand very large stock Of ready made
Clothing, which they will sell as cheap MS any other
establishment in the United States dec 4
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TRANS-ALLEGHAN NOTES.
a NY person or persons having on hand
"A thousand dollars Of the notes Of the Trans
Allegheny Bank Of Virginia, OF even thousands may
send them 10 Richmond 10 be presented 30 the Urea
surer and they will receive therefor Coupon Bonds
of the State Of Virginia. r. w. LATHAM.
dec 7--St Star
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MILIrARY--Yesterday appeared to be quite a
gala day for the military.
The Union Infantry, Capt Lasell, turned out
with Is muskets, attended by Prospects, band.
This Is ajuvenile company, and their first parade.
They had benefit last evening at Kunkers
The Washington Light Infantry, Captain Car
rington also turnd out The company were
Intended to act as an escort to the Washington
Highlandcrs, but owing to some misunderstanding
in the ADVERTISEMENTS, the companies did not meet,
except at the Bah in the evening.
They marched however, to the residence Of the
able Captain, where they sat down to a rich cola
ton, provided for the occasion, and enjoyed them
selves hugely.
The Washington Highlanders, Captain Reese,
made their first parade yesterday. They were es-
corted BY the American Rifles Captain John
L. Smith, which numbered 20 guns. The battalion
thus formed were attended by Capt. Marcelettis
band, their first parade as band since their re-
organization, who discoursed excellent music,
Upon reaching the White House, they passed
through the Presidents yard The President, by
previous arrangement, was in front ofthe mansion,
when the battalion passed in review, and formed
below the centre the circle. II. II. Heath, Eco,
at the instance ofthe President who had retired to
the East room, conducted the officers Of the Rifle
men and Highlanders to him, and presented them
with appropriate remarks which was responded to
by the President This was one Of the most in
teresting proceedings Of the day, and appeared TO
give the utmost Qualification to all parties The
battalion was under the efficient command Of Capt
J. L. Smith, Of the American RiAemen. The High.
lsnders numbered 20 guns,
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I'LL HEAVY SILKS, Mt rs CENTS
- We have on hand about 100 pieces Of rich
heavy Silks, some Of them little out of date which
we have selected out of our regular stock and will
now offer at 70 cents Some of these goods cost near
ly double that price, and we advise ali in want Of a
very cheap and servceabe Silk Dress 10 look at them
before making purchases elsewhere, as we feel con-
fdcnt such opportunity will not again be afforded
this season.
dec 6-d6tif W. M. SINISTER h co
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REMOVED.
M RS. HESS has removed from Thirteen
w and-a-Haf street TO Il street, between Second
and Third, near the jail where she will be prepared
to tell Past Present and Future events.
Thankful for past favors, she would be pleased for
a continuance OF the same, dec 7-3t III
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DANIEL L. WEBSTER,
Druggist,
Corner of L and Twelfth streets,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
dec 6-d6m
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Leader, J. M. PRospxRr-C Conductor, +. PRosPERr.
MILITARY Parades, Balls, Private
w Parties, attended with any number Of pieces.
Residence, opposite the Marine Barracks,
nov 2p~-1y
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BALTIMORE, December Z.

New York, Dec. 7.--Wm. P. McGirck, teller Of
the Ocean Bank, who embezzled $4,000 in Octo-
Der last, was arrested and committed to-day.
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Baltimore Market.

April 1s, 1854.
FLOUR The Flour market is hardly as
m Today as or Saturday, notwithstanding
t advice received this morning by the Arc
;, which no,e further advance OF Cd, per
1. on the other side. This morning on ear
Change there were sales OF $50 bbls
uward street. for immediate delivery, and
% bbs. do for delivery on the Isl and 10Th
May, at SS,25.
GRAIN-There were sales This morning
some 200 bushels of Wheat which The
rice obtained for it, and we are consequent
: without quotation. About $500 bushels
Corn were al market. There were, how
yer, no sales made that we could hear OF,
,ve small LOT OF inferior yellow a, rs cts
uyers and sellers not being able to agree
non terms. The highest figures we heard
AIMED we've IS cts for yellow, and rs cts
or white. There was sale of while Corr
n Saturday n, II cts. A small lot of Penn
ylvania RYE was offered a, 100 cts.
WHISKEY The market is still unsettled
nd holders are undetermined as to wha
rice 10 name. We hear OF a sale OF small
OF of bbs. on Saturday at % els No SALE
# hhds have been made for a day or Two
nd we have no quotation for them
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sHAMoKIN
Collegiate Institute.
r. HILL, A. B.. princ;nal

~ Hill, "a. D., Principal.
Rev. G. ]. EHREHART, A. M.
Teacher Of Moral and Mental ssiepe,, E,a.
sh9eai denees Of Christianity, &c.
- = Teacher of Primary Department.
YNHE first session Of this Institution. located a,
Shamokin, Northumberland county. pa
will cor1meiice on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th dav of
MAY, 1854. '
The year will be divided into three sessions Of
fourteen weeks each, thus allowing vacation of
four weeks in spring and autumn, and one of
two weeks during the holidays
The Institution will comprise three departments.
= PnIMARr, AcApEM1c and CoILxGrArr.
The course Of instruction in these will be full
and thorough, embracing all the branches usually
taught In these respective departments
RATES OF TERROR,
Primary Department, per session, S4,00
Academic q" S6oO
Collegiate $500
large and spacious room has been secured
to meet the wants of the Institution, until the
necessary buildings completed -.
Boarding can be obtained in private families
at reasonable rates.
The Board OF Trustees will spare no pains or
labor, TO make Shamohin Collegiate Institute.
worthy the patronage and confidence of the COM
munity.
For Further particulars, address kimber Clea.
ver, Esq, of Shamokin, President of Board of
trustees, or Rev. G.. J. Ehrehart of Paxinos,
Northumberland county. Pa.
Shamokn, March 4. lS5I.-
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MI A R IL 1 T. ID.

IN The 18th inst, by the Rev. p Born, Mr..
IN A, BUcHER, TO Miss JANE HARRISON, all
this place. rIg rI& L
IN the 18th inst, by G, M. Yotks, Esq,
ALEXANDER MANTz, 10 Miss MARGARET
RIsoN, both Of Sunbury.
On the 9th inst by the Rev. A. ]. Collins,
.. WILLIAM ]. McWILLIAMs, TO Miss MARY
AMDERLAIN, all of Shamokin township
IN the 9Th inst, by the Rev r. A. Fisher,
: john MARTIN, 10 Mis- BARBARA LONG,
ih of Lower Auguata.
On the 10Th inst, by the same Mr.. Henry
rMMEL, of Point, to Miss SARAH LaNTz,
oungest daughter Of Samuel Lanz,) of Au-
sta.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-22

PR1NG is supposed to have fairly commen-
ccd. The trees are beginning to prepare for
md so are the ladio. and gentlemen--all get
their spring finery ready. The gentlemen
" at least all those who know anything about
iladelphia- are getting their outfit of spring
ments from RocKuILL & WILsoN's cheap and
lionable clothing store, No. Ill Chestnut
let, corner Of Franklin Place, Philadelphia.
2hila., Jan. 2S, lS54.-cw.
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NOTICE.

fIshE Chisf bsIssss 'squslis o. neliiy ~
y psrsoas Who eenisiaplsie sItsilng buiitlnss
II sli klai 90 lhs llss u say sllssi % siisy v
,Als hsisesA, shsi hsy sfs fs9alis1 70 sFpl5 70
Aln 90 hshiins pelniil sad sisa 10 hsFs ihs
las u .hs ksilAias l,.lsiss " rs Iesslslsss.-T
oheAlsass u lhs sldissass all u slflsilf 80
kasl
sualsy. a.,sl 10 lsalsa
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It's said, that upon the average, sixteen
in every troop of English army destined
Turkey were married, consequently the
600 men would leave behind $500 wives,
1 between 5000 aud 5000 children.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-22

Ex-Bishop Ives new work is announced
m the press of Mr.. Donahoe, Boston, 10 be
ued in week or two, simultaneously with
publication in London. Its title is, "The
ials of Mind in its Progress 10 Catholicism,
aaLetter 10 his Old Friends.n auH -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-22

oLD FASHIONS REvIvED.-While Ex.Presi.
nj Fillmore was in Louisville, be attended
aides fair, and was regaled with kisses
N The damsels- genuine Kentucky smacks.
Is said that the ladies Of Louisville literally
ey the Divine injuuction-"W ha,soever ye
'uld that men should do unto you, even SO
all ye do unto ihem.n 5g
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-22

In this place, on The l0ih inst, MARY
AGDELENA, wife of Mr.. Geo. Young,
ed about 60 years.
In this place, on the 14th inst, REBECCA,
lighter of Mr. Paul zimmerman, aged 10
ars and 10 months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-22
Rstate Of MARTHA aO0DHART, decd

NOTICE i hsIsby gissa that ls,lsfs ei Ad'
~ minlslIalion on ths estate u Martha Goosi-
hart, lals VI ale hegoush u sunlgly, dec 4,
have been granted 10 lhs undsgsisned, Thsfeiols
al psrsons lnishlsd " sa.d estate vail discharge
he same, ani ,hoss having dsmands viii lfsssni
hsm lsg selilflasai.
y. BucHER, Adm'.o1
suphuTy, MaIrh 4, lsai.s6L
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Treasurers' Sale.

A LIST.of The unssated lands advertised
IN for sale BY Francis Bucher, Treasure. o,
Northumberland County, agreeable 10 an ao'
Of the General Assembly OF the Com.ao,, nun ",
wealth of Pennsylvania, passed Inc is'n =,
March is45, and the supplement 'ne,e'o
entitled, an act directing the mode OF se'nas
unseaied hands for taxes and other purposes
will be exposed 10 public sale at the Con.' ,sa
House, in The Borough Of Sunbury, on ,.e
18th day Of June 1854, at 10 o'clock, a NJ,
the following described tracts OF lanu 10,
atrearages OF Taxes due and the costs acelneo -
on each tract Respectively, poslPonee ron ~
day TO day, unless previously discharged' 10
wit: mot ELME A~R - sec
=. -. -. -. Ami dne. !
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FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
e G. M. BAILEY,
MANUFACTURER OF

FLOOR OIL GLSTE,
WIDTHS, FROM
SIS, al, Us, Al. 5-f, Of IA, SEA.
Warehouse, 10 North Third ST., second floor,
PHILADELPHIA.
AUSTIN BROWN, Agent.
Just received, 3l2 cases. Constantly on hand,
the best assortment in Philadelphia
March 25, 1S54,-lm
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NOTICE.

rlVHE appeals for the several townships and
Il boroughs in the county of Northumberland,
will be held by the Board of Commissioners of
said county, at their Office in Sunbury, on the
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GI)c N(arlicts.
Philadelphia Market.

April 10, 1854.
FLOUR AND MEAL The Fonr market is
let, and only about 200 barrels have been
d a, $50 per barrel for standard ssnper'
G. Sales of Rye Flour at $3.50. Penn
lvania Corn Meal sold al 1913 per bbl.
GRAIN Wheat is in demand al an adj
nee. Seles of 1000 bushels of white 81 o5,
d 50 for red. Rye is scarce and in de-
md, a, 96c. Corn is held higher; sales al
/. for yellow, anoat. Oats are scarce and
demand. Sales of Southern at 4Sc. and
nHsylvana at 55A56 els
WHIsKEy.--S of hhds. al 26d26a cents,
d Sbls. at 27 cents.
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THE RENOWNED REMEDYi
Ii oil oway's Ointme en- t,

extraordinary Unguen, composed Of the heas
l,g bnsems and when used In sccordnfce with tho
ha heons Which accompany each pot, will insure cures
When al other means fail Cases Of the most desperate
% s DISEASES readily yield to It's efficacy. 1t il famous
,I nsn , Ssea IN eases Of Cont, Rheumnsn, Contracted
bed into the Chest. Wv ' " '
A,MosT ASTONISHING CURE OF. scRoruLous
OF BOSTON, ENGLAND - 1'''SOO'N
Copy Of a letter from J, Noble, Esq, Manor
Of Boston, Lincolnshire.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, itai i'-
Dear sirMre. Sarah Di1cn oi Li4uorpond Stree, os,
t mas hisday deposed before that for considerable
period she was severely afflicted with scronIous Sger and
Ulcers IN her arms feet legs and other rarts OF be,
nri allr'rr the fret Of medical advice was obpm =,
'e eosl i large sum Of money she obtained no htuteI
ment fh suffering, but gradually grew worse
behg rtcoTimeidetsLy fre:d to inv won't oirt,nAhl
@ ,e pictured small pot, aud bnx Of The Pills. and Lcore
sne. was all used symptoms OF amendment appeared By
Prfsoyerlg with the medicines for short time l,ya;
according To- the directions, and strictly ndherne To vcnf
rules as to det, &c she perfectly cured and now
n..., ,,-,-, remain, Dear Sir, yours ttaiy,
DATED August 18th, 1853. (Signcd) j. NOBr.E
AS AS vsiI. EXTRAORDINARY r AND RAPID CURE or
HAD FAILED 80,
rCC9py Of letier from Mrs Elizabeth feae,,
Of III: Post Office didtcick Road, near Bopncr,
SUSSEX, dated Jan. 12h 1881 :
To Professor HoLLowAy,
Sill suffered for a considerable period from ,.rsts
ricA 9i iysnells which at length settled in my leg and
sat md qste dospaifed uf any perafierf urnepdmen
when wps advised to have recourse t, your Oinns"i
ana Fhls did 50 without delay, and AM happy to sry
tue result was emineuly TAoesslu for they eiected r
radical cure o nv eC and restored me to the cl,vrnent OF
heaHh snail ever speak with the utmost confidence Of
your medicines and haue recommended them 10 others in
benefit. '-' ~ ~ 'fu"i
lam, Sir, Your obliged and faithful Servant
t5ighcD ELIZABETH YEATEs
Ibe rus should be used conjoiny with the Out,osni
in most of the following cases -
paI pI Legs Chlegn-foot, Fistulas
Bad Breasts Chilblans, Gout
RRurns, Rurs, ChopPed hands, Gandunr swelAhg,
p;,r ,,1uls Germs (SoiO Lumbago
duo %, AloFchc- Cancels Piles
c ,ucS - SSlia-fhes Contracted and Rheumatism
SHI,co-Oay. Sf Joints, Scads, ...r
s,iip ip.is;llius'ai i;i sore Nipples, Sore-throats,
.-N.r.Isc'ses, Scurvy,~ Snre-heads, ..r
iuih"uis Ulcers, Wounds,
Naws p
sold at the Establishment Of Professor HottowIy nii
srand tnear Temple Bar Iondon and nsn nj his House
III New York Orders for Medicines III the States address.
SEQ ~ Holloway New York; will receive due attention
ia aisn by oil respectable Druggists and Dealers in led
enes throughout the United States in Boxes 3A cents
% CENTS and 81 so cents each To lie had Wholesas Of
the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
There Is considerable saving by taking the larger
Nf Directions for the guidance of patients in ersfy
Il EtLol nre affixed to each box.
! December u, ls53,-ly.
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REMOVAL.
MISS JANE FINNEY
ENFORMS her friends, both in town and coun-
IL try, that she has removed her
Fancy Dry Goods Store

Fancy Dry Goods Store
to her former residence, corner of Chestnut and
Cd street, opposite the new German Reformed
church, and not unmindful of past kindness, she
soicits continuance of their patronage. She
has just received an elegant assortment of
Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces, Needle,rork
of various kinds, lady's gaiter boots and sandals,
stationery, musins, lawns, ginghams, and every
variety of goods suitable for the season, chca per
than ever for country produce.
Sunbury, April s, ls54.---
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Valuable Property for Sale
r. A. po,o,rb .>f cupl.urut


In the Borough Of Sunbury!
ygNHE subscriber offers for sale the following
a 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
on the river bank, together with one and half
acres of ground. Also a double two story
frame
Dwelling House and Lot Of Ground,
in Ellerberry street. Also: six acres Of
ground at the Point, adjoining the susquohanna,
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-Three Vacant Lots
on EldeTbeTry street
! IRA T. CLEMENT,
1 SunbuTy, Jan IA, ls5i.-n
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CLSTEI1TG At COST /!
Great BARGAINS

N orIer TO make room for our spring supplies
VIC have commenced from to-day 10 sell Off
our Stock of ready made Winter Clothing. at Or
lginal 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, and in consequence
we will probably have some cold weather vet.
whereat thick Overcoats will do us signal service.
Even if not needed at the moment people will
iind 1t advantageous 10 supply themselves before
hand, as we hold out good opportunity now to
all. Cold clustering spring is loug yet and even
through summer thick Overcoat will conc han
dy sometimes. We have a choice lot on hand
yet and respectfully invite our patrons to call at
G. ELsBERG C cos.
Cheap Clothing Store,
Market Street, opposite the Post Office.
n. B.-Wc will continue as heretofore 10 sell
all goods in our line as reasonable as possible
still adhcring to our old motto: ... ...
CHEAP FOR CASH
G. ELSBERG & Co.
Sunbury, Feb. IS, 1854.
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Watches. Jeweiry. &C..

which Nc claim the fighl u selins cheaper than
any other store el ghs kid, IA lAs sseison VI the
eoanify, Dont lsIssl lhe nanas sad place, =,
sehnaTmaa a 90, hsTksi street. sunbgry,
asshy eppssils ishn foens's hioSs.
Ne sill W shell iilas Ieslsss eag arliss
,n4 suH,lnsI slssk, shah 40 sl.o lslsaA " ssll
CASH, " 10 good ens. ss siil AN sdheTs u
ssisbls.
q scHApRaAN a co.
~ B. sskRssasa a Co hsss lsmossj n.
.ssss ssls sbshnsai, lhsss asess sssl " sAsiI "a.
sasaa, eHs dooI ssa u fsnsI 4 ce,s siels. az
sseasiis leka ieHas slsls, nlsfssi fissst
| tanbsIy hsssh 4 lssi,-Os-u
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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMO
A CARD.

HAVING embarked in the mercantile business
IA on my account, / take the opportunity 10
thank the friends of the late firm, aid the Puonc
in general, for the liberal patronage EXTENDED 10
me heretofore, and would be most happy 10 see
them at my old stand (at Emerick,s Iavcrn) ~
Lower Augusta, where they can find me at a'i
times administering to their wants on the moS'
liberal terms. ia4n
> - i -.T.sfata VIM. A. KNABB.
Augusta twsp., March Is, is54.--u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-22
S. sCHNURMAN s. Co,

T&>AkE pleasure in informing the eitzeRs of
Il s1nl,nTy, sRd vicinity, that II has not nor
viii no, eflee, the low price Of their excellent
winter stock Of clothing, bat that they afe nov
ssllng oil al at Gfsl cost. This is NO hglnhus,
and tbs only way TO ind out the ualh of IL, 10 To
give a. cali. shsn every pains Will be taken
~ deal At low prices aaa satilas,og 10 customers
Ia addition 10 good stock Of ela,hlng. persons
viii ind Al ouI eslabli shnlsHl ine assoEiHasal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-22

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