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v61HE soUTHsTDB RAIL ROAD w

D. opened To Pampiias, 30 miles beinw LyncH
on Monday neAt. the ODD, when passengers can b
ken Though 10 T Petersburg and Richmond by dny
f. WALL, Sun
may % dSclw ). \. K. H.
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Eine W;hralr0hcS.

! y -toe and fp sal an ecgai stock Of Fine W ara
robe =, ranging ia pife from s35 - So
ray - 4. NINSTO
I " Rem copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24

TE'HE SUBSCRIBER has taAer the san ofEel
l. X Pryor. on the Gatal, where he intend, rond
inga General Commission Business, f,rle NH
PRODUCE. LUAlBEkNc. II, will continue 10 i
a constant supply OF W0ODa and COAL.
may 23 d2l--w2w ilE,RY a. CARI>TI "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
strelins silver Tea.sel.

EHAPEu Ed by Expless Ih's morning. yor
"a tiiUl TIA SIT Of steil.ng sil,r, which We wi
NJ u very ,malI udvaner nH cost. Ca and ,c,.
nat - GREGORY Il EOiAL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24

~ We are authorized IL announce SAMUEL II.
NtAHLES %, candidate far the ofHre of Shor # Of
h'iI' dr'm1y, iie ext eriinn feb % l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24

GA WHOLE AND HALF BBLS. N
Wv Nor'h c.. al m Cutnnl Roe H,ninrs inst r,
criy'i and CIR by YOUNGER 4 SMITH
may -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
THE INDIAN WAR IN MEXICO.


We have been permitted 10 look a, letter
from Albuquerque, n. NJ, dated on the 93d
June, which gives some particulars ol affairs
with the Ind ans IN our new territory. The
writer says "Perhaps you may have seen
tha, the Jicarila Apaches have been at war
since the middle of March. Major Garlic
ton has had a very sharp campaign with
them, and tiually, after following their
trail for many long day, he succeeded in
surprising them in perfect fortress of
camp on FIschers Peak-,he iallest pima
Gle of the whole Rattan Mountain range.
The surprise was so grea, and the attack was
so sudden, that the Indians were panic
stricken and with a feint show ot resistance
the firing of few shots upon their side
they fed, leaving everything behind them,
except wha, they could run on foot over
rocks aud through tangled brnshwood with.
Their camp consisted OF foriy.tonr families,
in twenty-five double lodges. From the
pools and tracks of blood, il is believed
great many were killed and wounded. One
chief who is supposed 10 be Fieche Rayaday,
Striped Arrow,l ''went undcr:' 10 use XII
Carson's expression, with two balls through
his breast. Pueblo chet-in the service
Of the United Siales-dashed forward, and,
passing his knife atouud the fallen mans
head pu, one foot on his neck, aud with
both hands clutched in the hair, wrenched
by main force The scalp asunder even be-
fore the sufferer had expired-for he scream
cd as it was done, and was stall bleeding
when his terrible Antagonist swung aloil the
bloody reeking trophy, and yelled wal
whoop thai sounded like the blast of trum-
pet.
The Indians succeeded in getting away
one horse and one mule only. The troops
captured lhirly-eieh, horses, aud all the
camp aud horse fQuipage, The dried meat,
dressed skins-in short, everything, down 10
powder and ball, which an Indian possesses
a more thoroughly destitute people than The
Apaches cannot now be found in the world
Mai. Carleton followed The Indians many
a long day, tracking them day by day, over
the highest ranges OF the Rocky Mountains,
through SHOWS, GNtl rivers, luIOhSu uttp
woods, un,llihey were caught. The trail was
three weeks old, when i'll was fist found ;
the grass ana weeds of spring had grown
upon the track and heavy rains had fallen.
But still it was kept successfully.
This pursuit will have a great moral
effort on these Indians, and all The surround
ing tribes, as you will readily perceive
Lieut.. Davidson, johnson and Moore, lsI
Dragons, shared all the tolls Of this eXped-
tiOn, as did Capt. Quinn, with a company OF
Spies.
The above we copy from the ST, Louis
Republican. 1t is to be regretted that the
United States in It's wars with the Indians
should resort to the services of an ally guilty
of such horrible atrocly as is here recor.
ded. Such an act on The part Of the Pueblo
oughl to have been rewarded with rope
aud the nearest Tree.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Baltimore Market.

aug. :, 1891.
GRAlN.-The offerings of Wheat this
morning were abont 90 600 bushels, which is
a considerably larger quantity Than has been
in the market on any day for some lime past.
We note a decline on the better qualities of
Wheat of 10 10 cts. per bushel, and on the
poorer lots Of 10 to 10 cts. from Saturdays
prices. Prices TO day ranged at 120al35 CTS
for ordinary TO good reds, l35al55 CTS, for
good 10 prime do and 17Oal75 for very
choice parcels suitable for family four.--
Corn this morning was very dull. The re-
ceiPs were abou, % 600 bushels, but only
small portion of the lots offered were sold -
We note sales of White at from 60 to 10 cts
and of yellow at G5 TO 10 cts. White Corn
closed at 62a65 cts, and Yellow al 65 els :,
and dnl even at these prices, Sales to-day
of 200 bushels Penusy 'vania Rye al lO5 cts.
The offerings of Oats were about 5000 bush
els We note sales OF Maryland and Virgin.
ia Oats al 35a3S cts, for prime lots, and Of
pine PENNSYLVANIA do. at 40 cts. The sales
OF the day were quite limited.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Phila., Jan. 20, ls54.-cw

Worth Reading TO Sufferers from Ccro-
fula, a,-wonderful case of Scrofulous Ulcer,
cured by Holioway's Ointmem and Pills -
Mary Ann Johnson, Of Batavia, New York,
was afflicted for eight years with a scrofulous
ulcer on her calf, which affected the bone
she resorled TO all kinds Of remedies, but OBJ
lained no relief until she had recourse 10
Holloway's Ointment and Pills. The Pills
thoroughly cleansed and purified the blood,
and although the wounds were in most
dreadful state, yet by continued applications
of the Ointment, they have perfectly healed,
and her health is completely restored.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Communications.
For the Snnhnrv American
SHAMoKIN, Angus, oh, 1854.

fot tne Sunbury American
SHAMoKIN, Angus, OH, 1854.
Editor "Sunbury American,"
DEAR Sir 81 herewith send you an en-
tract from The minutes Of an American Meet
ing held in this place, Friday, August lh
inst, publication of which is respectfully
requested in your paper.
We citizens Of Coal Township, Norlhum-
berland County, Pa, in general Mass Meet
Ing assembled, recommend TO such of our
brethren of the County, as are favorable TO
the principles o the Native American party
as expressed in the resolutions adopted at
lhe Native American National Convention
held at Philadelphia July, lSi5, and those
more recently adopted at the American State
Convention held at Harrisburg, March 1st.,
1854. that they meet at their different wards,
townships and boroughs, on Tuesday August
l5, inst, and elect three delegates TO repre-.
sent The district in the County Convention, to
be held at Sunbury, August 10Th inst for
the purpose of placing in nomination ticket,
10 be supported by the friends of the Ameri
can Principles at the next ensuing State and
County Election; or, TO recommend such
candidates as are known 10 have endorsed
those principles.
To appoint three Conferees 10 meet all
equal number from Schuykill County al such
time and place as may be agreed upon BY
the parties themselves, 10 place in nomna-
tion a person 10 represent this district in our
National Congress
To appoint County Executive Committee
and do such other business as may come
before the Convention.
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed
by he officers and their publication request
ed in the papers of the County"
CHARLES WISE, President.
d. n. McWILLIAMs, Sect'y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Railroad Letting.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office Of thb Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Company, in Lock Haven until o'clock, p. NJ,
of Thursday, the lTth day OF August next, for
the Grading and Masonry of that portion of the
line of scid road, extending from Lock Haven, in
the county of Clinton, to the point of connection
with the Venango Railroad one hundred miles,
subject to such alterations in the line of said road,
as may be deemed necessary in pursuance of
further examination.
Plans and profies Of said work will be c,hib-
ted at the office of the said Company. in the said
Borough of Lock Haven, for three days previous
to the day Of Letting, and all necessary informa-
ton afforded to bidders, by Robert FAIRIES, Esq,
Engineer in Chief.
In bidding for said work, bids will be required
for each mile section Of said road, but this is not
designed to prevent bids for more than one Sec
ton, for the whole line of road to be pnt under
contract.
BY order of the Board Of Managers,
JAMES COOPER, President.
July II, 1854.
1t is he intention of the Company to put under
contract portion Of the road from Erie, east
ward, as soon as the surveys required by the con-
dition imposed by the City Councils shall have
been completed. July 29
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12

Coal AGAISsr SINEws.-Prolessor Henry,
President OF the Mechanics Institute, at
Washington, says III has been proved that,
on an average, fer ouures Of coal are suli-
ceul TO draw, on a railroad, one ton mile
II has also been found on experiment that a
man working on a lreadmill, continually for
eight hours, will elevate one and one half
millions Of pounds one foot high, Now, Coz
nish engines will perform the same work by
the expenditure Of pound aud hall OF coal.
II iolloVs from Ihese data that about tive
tons Of coal would evolve as much poNsr
during ils combustion az wouli DO equal Ia
the continued labor VI an able'bodiei man
for 20 yeas, al tho rate Vi eight hours psf
day, OF IA other wofd', 10 tho a'sisgs' 'Po~sr
Of a mau darlns The aeIiVs period Of lie"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Che Mtnrktts.
Philadelphia Market.

Aug. 9: 1854.
FLOUR AND MEAL There is very little ex-
POT, demand for Flour. The quotations are
about SS 25aSS 75 per Dbl for fresh ground
and $9aS95o for extra. Rye Flour is held at
IS so per Dbl. Last sales Of PENNSYLVANIA
Coru Meal at SO 80 per Dbl
GRAIN.-Wheat is scarce, and finds ready
sale at 5 so for new Southern red, and ordi-
nary and fair al 81 10. Rye continues
scarce. Last sales Of Pennsylvania at 81
per bn Com Is i'll good demand, al 80 c,s
ailoat, for yellow. Oats are scarce. Sales
Of new Southern at 80 a 40 cents
WHIsKEY is scarce and ssls al 81 ceuIs in
both hhds. and bbls.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12

SlleriHalty.

Tohe Voters Of Northumberland Couniy.- -
FELLow-CiTfzrNs;- hereby announce myself
as the american Volunteer Candidate" at the
October ensuing Election for the office of SHER
lFF, for which solicit your sufirages. Having
been strongly encouraged by many of nv friends
throughout Northumberland county, herewith
offer myself to your consideration for the office
aforesaid. Should majority Of my feow-citi-
zens see proper to grant me their support, |
pledge myself to discharge the duties Of said Office
to the best Of my abilities with fidelity and impair
TALLY.
JOHN ]. AUTEN.
Milton, July 20, 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12

soStlG lsB LIsp CoAFAstD.-A eIiiie Ia
tho n. Yoik Aa,ieal soms'hins, dia~' an
olaboisls e0mpal,son tsissva lhsss "a o
grsal anisls, lhs summary u Which - 'ihai
~ adi,lie mPlishmsHls, 'oeal'taiien,
pLn,ins. smbsl,.sAmsuls. ssalas Aa' vastly
,ppsr.of ~ Isnay Lini -shils IN aaisfal
g,u., voice, Pas'lsn, spshiAnssu'nss', ,iTnnS
lmI ss.i 10 ai,.ses II ssslas I hers
,siss ,asm a. sia.sn shl,, '.js ias siiisi
lfsstgiss n lksm - sslisisss, 'saai iml
..tf.I isnt. "a Hslfsfs Ha'ss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Just Published and for Sale
by WIN. MCCARTHY, Bookseller,
Sunbury, Pa.
The American
PLEADERS' ASSISTANT:
being a collection of approved declarations, writs,
returns and proceedings in the several actions
now in use in the United tatcs.
By CoLLINsoN REED, ESQ,
IpsGe iegis rira ror

With notes and additions, together with q shor
system of convcyancing. By A. jordan, Pres
idcnt Judge of the Eighth Judicial district Of
Pa, and VIM. NJ. Rockefeller and NJ. i.
Shindel, of thcfbar of Northumberland county.
Since the publication of the book, the following
letter has been received from Judge Pearson OF
Harrisburg
HARRIsnuns, June so, 1853.
GENTLEMEN!
After careful examination Of your Gamer
lean ,,eaders assistant" take pleasure in ex-
pressing my entire approval Of the selection and
composition Of the preccdents thus offered to the
public. The legal profession in Pennsylvania
stands in need Of correct system Of pleading,
adapted to our habits of business and the practice
of the courts. Your forms of declarations being,
to great extent, founded on the acts of assembly,
will be a saving Of labor TO the plcader, and con-
duce to safety and brevity in our plcadings.
It should be in the hands of every practising
lawyer in our state.
Yours, with great respect,
JNO.J PEARSON.
Hon. A. Jordan, WIN. NJ. Rockefeller and NJ.
l.. Shindel, Esqures.
w. McCARTY, ESD,
Dear Sir:-I received more than year ngo
copy of Reeds Pleaders Assistant improved
by Judge Jordan and others. | examined 1t with
some care soon afterwards, and have had occa-
sion to use it several times since. | think it dc.
cidcdly valuable as manuel for practising
attorneys in pennsy ylvania, and do not hesitate
to recommend it. Fit were generally used it
would increase the accuracy of the profession in
matters which are often very carelcssly done.
am very truly yours, &c.
]. S. BLACK.
! also received copy of the Peaders' Assist
ant, and have examined it sufficiently to enable
me to concur very heartily in the above commen-
dations by the Chief Justice.
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
July 20, ls5i.--
Sunbury, July 90, ls5i.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Notice TO Teachers.

TEyHREE Male and three Female Teachers
Il are wanted to take charge of the Public
Schools of the borough of Selinsgrove-to com
mcnce on the first Monday of September next.
There will be a meeting of the Board of Dircc-
tors, on Saturday, the Goth day of August, at o
o'clock, p. NJ, at the Union School House in
said borough. to examine applicants and employ
said number of teachers. Liberal wages will he
given. The higher branches are required to be
taught in one of the schools.
BY order Of the Board,
GEO. HILL, President.
Selinsgrove, July 90, lS54.-lt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
CoIored Window Glass.
w, MOWRRAY & co.

w. MOWBRAY & CO.,
SsOUTH West corner TENTH & HUNTER
- Sts., would respectfully invite the attention
of Merchants, Builders and others to the beauti-
ful variety of work produced at their establish.
mcnt, consisting of
STAINED WINDOW GLASS,
suitable for Hotels, Saloons, public and private
buildings;
Churched Ornamental Stained Glass,
Transoms and Side Lights for Vestibu!es,
Balcony, Plaza anl Staircase Windows Also,
Lead Sash and Stained Glass for Churches,
Scriptural Figures and Altar pieces, accurately
worked up to Order and furnished in any part Of
the United States.
FoCkcd cnamelcd and matted decorative
Church Window Glass executed in Gothic and
other architectural styles, and competent work
men sent TO any part Of the Union. Orders from
distance promptly answered.
n b. An Agent wanted for this place.
Phila., July ~, ls5i.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
JOHN v. MARTIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
SuNBHRy, PA!

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
customers that he has just received from the
city new and complete assortment of
Mems Wearing Appare',
which he will make up to order, or sell, as cheap
as any other establishment in the place, as he il
determined to permit no one to underscll him..
His goods are choice, and carefully selected from
the best in the Philadelphia market, and they
will be made up in the best and latest styl and
%Grrcnted. His stock consists in part of hand
some Marseiles and Silk Neslirgs, Duck and
other Linens for Ccats, SC. Also, variety OF
Cloths Cassimcts, Cravats, Neck Tics and
variety of other articles for Mems wear.
Sunbury, June 10, lS54.-tc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Wines s Liquors.
CARBON RUN COLLIER +,
sRAMOKrN,
Northumberland County,

.NofhumJrland County,
PESNA.
yANHE sulscIil or respectfully informs the pub
n lie that he has leased the above new colIieIy.
and is now prepared to deliver at Sunhury, or
any point along the Susquchanna all sizes OF
COAL, prepared by breakers, in q superior
manner Persons wishing TO contract for coal
will please address the subscriber at Sunhury.
JOHN HODGkISS.
Sunhury, July Is, ls5I.-
HTOR sale at this office, Superior Black Ink,
n Cattle Medicine a. 25 cts, Pure Essence Of
Ginger. IS cent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Nj A IL IL HE ID.

On the 3oih ult by the Rev r. A Fisher,
Mr.. WILLIAM LrRcH of Mt. Carmel TO Miss
ELIZA HENRY, OF Shamokin.
On The first inst, by Charles Martz, Esq,
Mr. Isaac MUTcHLER, 10 Miss SUSAN YEA
GER, Both of Shamokin twsp.
On the 9Th uIt., by the Rev. r. Hill Mr.
DANIEL CAMPBELL, 20 Miss SARAH f. Rep
PARD, all of Shamokin
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Milton, July 90, 1854.
To the Voters ofN orthu,nterland County

FELLOW Citizens hereby announce to
you that will be candidate g. the October
election for the office of
SHERIFF,
for which solicit your votes. And in doing SO
tender my sincere thanks to those who kindly
supported me when q candidate heretofore, a
Kindness which shall ever hold in grateful re-
membrance. Should q majority of you see
proper 10 grant me the favor ] now ask, and I've
elected Sheriff of the county, | shall make every
effort to perform the duties of the office TO the
satisfaction Of the public.
HENRY WEISE.
Upper Augusta, June II, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12

Aimin,oa % Sfats. "a. zen Hnisr ~ yfars
" ass, halI pfifs.
Dsop oIsu si sni o'rloek T. N. E.hib.lion
eemmsnsss a. "a sEA s'eioss T. NJ, Gss,i
afdu all bs plsssRsi, Asals wsspsl iol
LADIES' csunssaa sRd olllslng [ shsf. sul
sl~ays - isgR4 Ia siisnianes, fhs pubilr lsa,
fesi sssulsi lhsl 30 shaH vill ~ sFsisi O. rsisi
lhis lhs aesl aillscuss ahi H.slfufli,s Sais lsn,
nfal u ihs pisssai isi sHl slH Ga 90 sH sthi-
b.lisa ssll ssiisY lhs silsai.sR snl .lisFsiaifs
u lsass lsisissisl a. lhs iasassI. sa4 s.siaEi
" Asilss ia Fsislsg stsf
AsgHt go as
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12

Warfare, etc. brought from the unci,I'ized Tribes
of the West, expressly for this Great Exhibition :
War Knives made Of Shark teeth, War Clubs
of every description made with nothing hut the
Flint and she'll showing the great ingenuity of
the Red Mani Blankets manufactured from the
bark Of Tryesi Knck-knack sacks used 10y the
Indian in carrying his Tobacco; stone Battle
Axes War spears, Wampum Belts, War Pipes
shaped from solid stone, Calumet of Peace,
Tomuhawks, Scalping Knives, etc. together with
the largest variety Of Bead, Moose Hair aud
Porcupinc Quill work ever exhibited.
In the afternoon may be witnessed the exciting
spuu OF Shooting at Targets with Bows and
Arrows! showing the Wonderful eNpertness ac,
Iuifed by the Indian in the use OF this simple
weapon A, each Entertainment will be repre-.
scented in three partsr the Historical Scene Of
Pochahontas sariag The life Of Cap. Smiih,
Also the scalpiRg Scene, Rescue Gom the Bum
ing stake, sc. At the close oi the Evenings
Exhibition viii he presented the celebrated Rcyo-
lutionary Scene OF the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12

"A LAS for the poor il-fated Franklin. She
ran ashore and became wreck. We pity
more than her, the passeneers They lost their
clothing but easily, quickly and chcapy can
they be replaced by visiting RocKuILL & VIII
sons cheap and fashionable clothing store, No.
Ill Chestnut street, corner of Franklin Place,
Philadelphia. Rush in, passengers by the lost
steamer.
phila., Jan. %, lS5i,-cw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Washbarn's unique and Interesting
G.j23t1.Glfz, & .tA.,C.EII{t.GlEt2
Of tie manners anil customs Of ths
L UNCINILIXED ID INDIANS :
OF THEFAR WEST.
Given under a large pavilion Accommodate
1900 PERSONS.

Given under large pavilion accommodating
1900 PERSONS.
The celebrated Chief kawshawgancc from the
Wantpu Nation of the Indian tribes west of
the Rocky Mountains, aud the young Chiefs
Nhwanetunk and klmmcwean, from the Great
Sioux Nation, together with UkaiewOula, rom
the CallIp0oya Tube with their large troupe of
Warriors aud Females nom the Plains and from
west of the Rocky Mountains, will give true
exhibition oi the manners aud customs Ot the
untuIorcd Red Man ol the fosest at
sunbury, Wednesday, August 10th,
At each Entetlalnmcnt kaW4hawgance, the
most eloquent Indian Orator now living, wilt
give a hr,l description oi his county, the condl
ton Of his nation at the present ume--showiug
the grsal immoral Influences eAerled among his
people, BY the large class Of Fur Traders NOW
rcsiling IA their midst. Also, Their kelg loas
Brlirl, &c,
The following interesting dances, ceremonies,
games SC, VIII be represented hy his large
Troupe Of Nati,es. a. enacted by their people at
ths pIessnl day. Their sOlrRm and liHpfcssi,e
Bunal Ceremonies, Chaniins 10 lhe spiut of a
depafie chirhain, &c, luliin coune,l -co,h.
uf spssehss, smoking tho Wa Pipe, sc, The
lndian MsuY Making, % the 6f'i day II kadu'
sama. lndian roanship, Mauiise Ceremony
Mauiass songs, Ae, Indian Rain maker call'us
upon lhs GRa, spun GO RAIN. The ln.iiah
Prophet % Mslie,hs Man, who pia,es gisal
c.nAdsnes in lhs sihrary Of hls Msd,rins beg,
casting sui disease hum sisk indian hy En'
ehaniuisnL fIoin the maay hHlAs pasets
ths isllssing ~il h. lspfsssnisd b ,hs thisi'
and alisHlsEis Mauassy, ~ saeisi nancs,
[ iiaHsA D.nss. pisss,siy " ~ psnes, bsnala
Dsnes laaii.ung ne bshilo csuflins DaHes,
susks Dssss. oissa esh Daass. Me- paaes
Death paags. bsaf psnss. paass " llualsI Ia
g. snaf. a. Ths whole slll 10 accompanied
s,li ,hs tssl tlsfss " slli lHdlaR mgsie, ssass
a.
Larh fsisHaHY 80 fflfssfHisl AL 10 fap'f'n.
a b l.s tAisf ksashsssssas, D. iss cadet
.i.ssiHs u sA pfttTai flsis "a Lsits lsilsf
usn u twlasliss, ne laisi al sshi.si sss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
BRASS BAND,

composed rntifrly VI Native Indians lie only
lndian bIass hsnd ia the Mafli and iaI har
many and execution ol Ausis. hass No Egual
among the uasslling Bands 81 the daS Tho
~huls combustion luims 'hs nisaissl Abrasion
ever p'sssnlsd q Amsgie.H people,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12

NTEGETA CATTLE POWDERED
dozen Breing and FroneGeld's Cattle Pow
der, Just received at the New Drug Store of
WElSER & BRUNER.
Sunbury, May 81, ls54.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
sENAROUS L. KREBs,
NEEGE.EN- TA-LSE.
SHAM oEIN,

IUPpOSlIe lie DepOl,)
I'D ESPECTFULLi informs the citizens Of
Ia Shamokin and vicinity, tina, he has COM
menced the above business in the town of Sha-
mokin, and will always keep on hand an assort-
ment OF Ready Made Clothing of every descrip.
ton.
lie also keeps on hand an assortment Of cloths.
casSimercs, and all kinds of goods, for Mems
wearing apparel which be will sell or make up
to order, to suit purchasers, at the lowest prices
Shamokin, August 5, lS5i.-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-12
Murder OF kiIss Jane lI'Crea.

who til her home, Ia ioiG her lower Ia the british
Army, and was killed BY patty OF Indians sent
10 conduct her.
The Chieis accompanied by their attendants
will make grand eniFss nta ioNn ounied on
their Indian Ponies, dressed ia iull Indian cos-
tune, painted aud foil, equipped iar Nar be-
tween 10 aud ~ o'elogk, A, ~, proceeded hy
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