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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21
furniture, Sc.

CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS, and ELASTIC
~ PAILLASS WAREROOM.- these healthy Mattresses
Lnowdssd the best made BHsd Beds altered 70 E!ss
tic or Spring Mattresses cheap Also the Cradle,
price 81 Iron Bedsieads al sizes ~ to 80, o. No. $50
Broadway, near Prince ct.
LNNAMELED FURNITURE-Buyers Of this fash
IL ioe solicited 20 examine the stock
at the sasroom factory Of s. II WARWICK No 81 Whites
three doors west Of Brosdway B-The TRADE and SHIP
PERS supplied IS usual.
IL EYSER" HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, for
IN al classes Of Houses the be" n use = 70 q hsst m;
pBclty fuel Also, COOKING RANGES STOVES
and House furnshns Articles JOHN H. kEYsER Co., No oes
Broadway.
vINUNIS MObREL's ENAMELED FURNITURE
II WAREHOUSE No. SIG Broadway, NewYort
All other KINDS Of FURNITURE at his large No. sif
Broadway -
The ue scber fully prepared BY increased facilities 70 amih
pAc With Enaeed Panied and Grained Cottage and
Chamber Furniture.
Also Iron Furniture Bedstesds Ms,.ses &C. reduced prices.
Wholesale and retail -
Hsyibs bad sufficient experience manufacturing and selling eli
having been all his life engaged In the
himself the ladies will give him call he viii DO able
accommodate 10 price snd the best styles Of workmanship
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The Troy N. y Wig says some ten or dozen fatal
casos of cholera have occurred in that city.
Two or three fatal reported as having occurred
within few DAYS past at Charleston, Mass.
In Richmond Me- since the 18th inst, tweny-six deaths
have occurred all except six from cholera.
There were six deaths from Cholera at Wheeling, Va,
from the evening Of the 18th to the evening OF the 7th
inst. =, -.
At Crestne Ohio there has been considerable excite
men; respecting the cholera Twelve Irishmen, at work
on the railroad had died up TO the morning OF the 18th
inst and the citizens had burned the houses IN which hey
had expired The friends OF the deceased refused TO bury
The BODIES without priest, and the priest being tardy IN
his arrival the citizens feared pestence and required IN
term. Mt.
CHOLERA AT CHIcI6O.-There were ii deaths from
cholera in Chicago the 10th, and 10 on the l7th
Several deaths from Cholera occurred last week az
Brooksvile Bracken County, KY, among the best c-
zens Several reported and great alarm
prevailed.
pros last thursday evening the cholera again made its
IeaaIce midst, and up to yesterday evening
one week-ibere had been eight deaths a. follows: On
Thursday night Englishmao, name unknown; on Fri
day Charles Waerson tblacksmith on Saturday night,
an Englishman and German, names unknown; on sun
day near Hickman, Mrs. Waterson; on Tuesday, two
Dutch. woman and man, and Mrs. Clendenen, lady
living at Mr.. ii. r. Browns We hear of no new cases
Hickman tKy.) Argus 7th.
The total number Of deaths by Cholera at Nashvlle'
from the of May TO the 18th nst were 100. There
we're in addition to the above, ten nterments in the
Catholic Cemetery from the Tennessee and Alabama
Railroad and two from the Nashville and Louisville Rail
road of Cholera subjects These persons died some miles
from town.
Hermann Mo-, has been decimased. OF n population
of coo over 100 have died. At Jefferson City the cholera
has prevailed to extent, but It has abated IL mas
eubsced at Independence.
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Bnil6ing Materials.

BUILDING STONE Of first quality for sale at lj6
~ per losd; FOUNDATION STONE 81 per osd ct tho QUAR-
RY, 4sh-st between 5th end sthava
linguistic TILES for Floors of Churches and
~ Public Building snd for Veribues Halls Conservstohes
Dnirr Rooms and HEARTS, in Dwellings Thee. Tiles a.
Infinite variety Of patterns very hard strong
IN the best houses IN all puA Of the country.
Also, GARSkIkK CHIMNEYTOP5, suited style Of
architecture and country
MiLLER. COATES YoULE, No n, P..rl.e
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Advertisement
THE NEW AND TAsTELEss CURE for FEVER AND
Aeur ptsHLEas AxTLPERIooIc PLLs sold BY Jas " sNfa
corner Front..t and Montague place, Brooklyn.
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fire-proof Safes.

HERRING" IMPROVED PATENT FIRE
be sseeapsd by nyessson there ara testimonials
their To they sSOrd greater sss1nty from he
sitseh Of midnight ssthst ey secured BY better burglar
and powder proof loeksnd the workmanship and style Of hns
superior offered dalapnss
Cal before purchasing aud examine the largest sssortnsns ~ ~
world at the old established Depot Water .nd
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ADVERTISEMENT
RARyJM's Observation-Disclosures performances, OF

the ,t lively and ehsss every Afternoon.
,pd This Evening the noble DIANA Of the Croan sa> tn"
Jnt,d Twin,
dr,rv case OF children Joined
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Advertisement

AcverflseuSebtl
THE FOoT RACE.-AmoDg those entered fcf the
soo. nee MosplY EyESsC Amer
esns even Ihnen. English r Gern.ns and South
srn indian book will be co.es Saturday
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[Adverisemeni.l
The GREAT Music ESTABLISHMENT OF HORACE
W.rrss $50 Brosdwsy place which TO OBJ
tain and P.nos Melodron and Music Mefehsn
else OF all kinds, the American Continent.
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HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE Coxp1l

Once No 1ryonow, Of Chsrham lnrur,s q. -
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LING PAINTING undersigned, AGENTS for tho
.Ie WHITE OxYDE OF ZINC, By ths Penn
Lehsh Zinc Co. prepared dsn for
sus ~ec invite the particular Of sd.
superiority others Of American xnafses.s saa
sucoes}1 eonps ic5on with the best Of foreisn
Dealers can w'h confidence depend always ebeaisns De-
sred supply Of the Paint which will Be 10 ALI
p1nfy body and uniform whiteness Press a. &c, A.
rsnsed 90 the most liberal fcotnx - Sf8
JAMES +, LEWIS 4 Co.. No a w.,.,.
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Uaiwts, GLASS, Sc.

ZINC PAINTs.-The NEW-JERSEY IiNC vvM -.
~ PAsY having esfy ENLARGED their worss nc y, nv sU-
quality Of their produet, prepared TO szseas'
PERIOk PAINTS. .,x a, all 4 vsr
Their WHITE ZINC which soId a. Ess srd WHIT
NESS. 49,. s.r,v.r,x vhleh ana
b. ~ ~ srsnt Psns 70 ssP req Ana ss
re 80. s nv 2es,usbe ns In this rese asn ~
IT, IRONS ZINC PAINT, Witch :eA e. ov ries ana can
y @ ~ uSosesvs susss when applied 70 Iron or snsf mo-
t.e sy COLOR PAINT psss all the properties Of the
"a q On agreeable color for painting cottages dtpou, out
!. byssrs &c DeAlen supplied liberal BY
MING sQUIER Agents iS5 Washfnsten ~ Y.
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PROGRESS or THE CHOLERA.
IN NETWORK CITY.
NEW HOSPITAL

NEW HOSPITAL
The Board OF Health are preparing Ward School House
No. s. in Moi;.st for Hospital for cholera paen1
lie supposed tina. four other Ho.pts will be opened
in the upper part Of the City.
N BROOKLYN.
The Cloero-Thirteen and four deaths were re-
pored 10 the Board of Health yesterday nine cases were
admitted to the Cholera Hospital Wednesday-making
thirteen in all under treatment. Five OF this number
were convaescent and four not expected to recover
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Tn HlrpoDRoME invites competitors 20 Foot
o. pf.x<s and hrce
~ete heats Race ,sko piece ca Monday "e;oesday sa
~ irtyenines next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

sry rRoKE.-Yesterday brakeman Of the name Of
J,a.. s,eey wS sun struck in Poughkeepsie. He was
o.voy to Hudson, where he lies in very precarious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

Carer or BvReLlAg Asp J. ,RcEyY.-Two Germans
rsmed VIM. Miller aud Cbers iilkin yesterday ar
ased by Policeman Bogsri D u Tenth Ward, charged
cn OF Marcus Nahap, No ldrdge ST., and stealing
fom sixteen boxes Of rbbe and other articles, TO
vsue in all Of $3.50. The property recovered, but
reeef the burglars escaped. The two arrested were
ken before Jusice Wood and committed for exanins-
4 an
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CITY ITEMS

DEATH IRON SUs srRoxE-The son OF WIN. carey
Of Poughkcepse, while returning from fishing was sun
struck on Wednesday afternoon. He fell near the track
where he was observed and taken home where ne dsd
yesterday morning about o'clock lie was buried the
same afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

srrrosrp SaroeLEp GooDs.-Wc are authorized 10
that the goods seized by the customs from the store
If Messr Levers BROTHERS, No. a Maiden lane, some
time since, have, q. investigation, been returned 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

CHARGE OF FALSE PRErESsEs.-Lews +. Williams,
merchant of south Norwak, Conn.,, was yesterday
rested by Officers UBdcrhin and kearney OF Second Dis
f.e; Police Court charged with having, some months
since obtained $3.50 worth of tobacco from Rlddeau q
Crawford Of No. l29 Fronisf by fraudaenuy
% inst be was doing good business and was worth
sV over and above bis liabilities when II is alleged ne
-sas sovent AND did soon after getting the goods de-
g. hem 10 other creditors. He was committed by JUS
49, STUART COR trial.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
.1IHHA ArTENTtoN!a :
For the Metropolitan Clothing Store Of
( -stsuis G, ELSBERG & co. isu ~

.'h lodfFet ouTet, opposite the Post OWto.
WE Have just received and on hand now tho
most beautiful, largest and hest assorted
stock OF ready y-rhode Clothing adapted to Spring
and Summer wear eser before brought into
Sunbury or any place in this section OF the coun.
uy:, oar Clothing made by the hest hands and
under our own supervision, I'VE know will give
entire satisfaction to buyefs.A Still adhcfins 10
our old motto Cheap foy Cash" VIC II DISPOSE OF
our goods reasonable and rapidly. (Ali we sa V
is: rome, examine and price our goods and W. q
feel sure you'll buy.m lsi1 Il a. .ra .9sa
We offer you at the very lowest prices every
imaginable variety Of Coats, Vests and pants, Gu,
IN the last fashion and Warranted to 6l. Cloths
cassimeres. sattneits, linens 'lrillings, jeans
silks, satins, and all other kind made into Clo
thing. h.l irry . 52hua a' nsd
Also a large assortment of Boots and Shoes
among these a splendid variety of ladies shoes
ladies and gents CATERS, &c. @. is
SILK tlATS,a DO -irr 'e4I
Panama, Palmleaf, Pearl and all bthcr Hats snt
Gaps we have great variety of. Also a grea
lot ot trunks, vases and carpet bags for sale cheap
JEWELRY rl ig
We have splendid lot of watches, and al
kind OF Jewelry sutabe for ladies' and gentlemen
PISTOLS. n.' ..
All kinds of Revovers, double and single
barrel Pistols, Accordeons Shirts. Collars ant
all other goods generally kept in our line can be
found at our store, all of which we intcrd TO sci
at the very lowest price. Don't forget the place
&. EI.SBERG Sc Co.
Market Square, opposite the Post Office.
Sunbury, Nav g. 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
Highly Interesting News !!

'HNilE information brought to us by the steam
~ ship Asia of the sudden decline of Flour,
Indian corn, &c. in Europe, is no doubt interest
ing to some, and therefore it must he also inter-
esting to great many others to know that while
there is so much fuctunton in the price of
Breadstuifs at home and abroad, there is nothing
to effect the low price of the
n Large and Excellent Stock of
SPRING & SUMNER CLOTPIFG,
just received by s. Schnurman & Co., and on
band at there store ........ ...... ....
On the corner of Market and Farm Streets,
directly opposite John Young's store, where they
will he pleased TO wait upon all those who wish
to buy good and cheap clothing. Also fresh
supply Of eh t
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C.,
which they have purchased at a very low price
at Philadelphia and therefore can afford to sell to
their customers at the most reasonable prices
They, still, (after some experience in tusiness)
cling to the good motto "cnEAp FOR CASH. Call
and see for yourselves. ,Hta. r
S. .SCHNURMAN & co.
Sunbury, May 6, lS54.- @
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
WfseeIIameous yHatter
RULES TO AVOID RAILWAY ACCIDENTS

RULES TO AVOID RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
In the last number of very useful publl-
cation called The Museum of Science and
Art, Dr.. Lardner publishes the following
Plain Rules for Rdiiway TraceHcrs
I. Never attempt TO get into or out OF
railway carriage while it is moving, no mat
ter how slowly.
Q. Never sit in any unusual place or pos
ture.
8. Il is an excellent general maxim in rail-
way travelling, TO remain in your place with
out going out at all until you arrive at your
destination. When this cannot be done, go
out as seldom as possible.
d. Never get out al the wrong side of a
railway carriage.
S. Never pass from one side of the railway
10 the other, except when it is indispensbly
necessary 10 do So, and then not without the
utmost precaution.
6. Express trains attended with more dam
ger than ordinary trains. Those who desire
the creates, degrees of security should use
them only when great speed is ndispensa-
Bile.
7. Special trains, excursion trains, and all
other exceptional trains on railway, are TO be
avoided, being more unsafe than the ordina.
ry and regular trains.
8. If the train in which you travel meets
with an accident by which il is stopped at a
part of the line, or at time when such stop
page is not regular, it is more advisable 10
quit the carriage than 10 stay in it. but in
quitting il remember rules 1, a, and 5.
9. Beware of yielding TO- the sudden i'm
pulse to spring from the carriage to recover
your hat, which has blown of, or a parcel
dropped.
10. When you star: on your journey, Sc
lec,, if you can, carriage at, or as near as
possible to, the centre of the train.
II. Do not attempt 10 hand an article into
train in motion.
l2. When you can choose your time, trav-
ell by day rather than by night; and if not
urgently pressed, do not travail in foggy
weather.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26

A Kiss AMONG THE PURITANs.-ln 1859, a
trial took place in Connecticut, under The
section Of the blue laws prohibiting kissing.
Newlice. 1t appears that Sarah dropped her
gloves and Jacob found them. When Sarah
asked for them, Jacob demanded kiss for
his pay, and as the demand did not seem 10
Sarah extravagant, she adjusted it forthwith
The facts were clearly proved, and The par
ties were each fined twenty shilings.
This was some time before The celebrated
bonne, called The kiss me quick" was
invented.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26

TO CURE ACoID, twdrn uBADAoHR AND soREYEss
Of ihe body take the CHERRY pEefoRA on going TO he'd,
nnd wrap up warm, To sweat during the tislt.
FOR COLD AND CoUeH take II morning, noon md eve
nins necordmgtn ditecllOns on te bottle, and the dihcn
trmbe when they find It can besb readily cured Persons
afflicted with scn,ed cough which breaks them OF their
rest at night win fnd by taking the Cherry pectoGl on
guing tbbed, they ,be " sound unhtOken sleep,
and consequently refreshing rest Great relief from suffer
ing, and an ultimate afforded 10 thousands who are
thus afflicted, by this invaluable remedy.
fDm Its ngreeaDln effects m these cnses, many ind
themselves unwilling to forego its use when the necessity
itn " has ceased ff.-.srt....
From two eminent Physicians in .r..
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn April 10, 1851.
Sir-We have given your Cherry Pectornl an extensive
trial IN our puctce and f u surpnss every Other re-
edy we have for curing ndectns of the rcsprnry or
so9rso pRS plEMER y, NE III PAMPToM NJ. .
Is invaluable as by It's uctiU the thruat and lungs When
taken in small quantities, itrempvcsa all houseness in few
hours and Wonderfully increases the power ana hexlo'y
ASTHMA is generally much relieved, and often wholly
cured by Cherry Pecora But there are some cases 50 OBJ
s,inate 10 yield entirely to medicine Cherry Pecto
raj will cure them, ii they can be cured.
BRONCHITIS or irritation of the Throat and upper
portion of the luugs, may he cured taking Cherry re to-
raj in small and frequent doses The uncomfortable op-
preston is relieved.
Rev Doct LANSING Of Brooklyn New York, states :
81 have the Cherry Pecural cure sich cases oi
Asthma and Bronchitis as leads me to believe II can rarely
fu tp cure thnse Diseases" .
FOR GROUP. Give enec of antimony, to lie
followed by large und frequent dosc3 OF the Cherry pecto
ia until suhues the disease II taken IN season, it viii
WHOOPING COUGH may be broken up and soon
red by the use OF Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA is speedily removed by thus rene
dy. Numerous instances have been noticed where whole
families protected from any serious Consequences,
while their neighbirs without the Cherry PectUrl wtie
| suffering from the disease
| Dr. J. C. Ayer:- SALEM, Ohio, iih June 1851.
write inform YOU OF the trnly remarkable effects of
| your CHERRY PICTORIAL in this place. and in my
own family One Of my daughters completely cured
IN three days of dreadful WnoorNG CorGH by taking 1t
Dr. Means OF very best physicians tcely states
that he considers it the best remedy have pulmonary
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26

A DEAD SELL AN Exchange says:-One
order of dozen bottles, containing equal
parts Of faxseed oil and turpen,ine, for an
itinerant merchant. When the druggist went
home, his Ebeiter half" was exul,ing in the
superior quality of polish for furniture
which she had purchased of pedlar 1t
was Glove Of polish" and she wished her
husband would "only keep such nice and
useful articles in his store. So cheap, too
only fifty cents hoiile,' An inspection OF
the wonderful polish by the husband reveal
ed the interesting fact that his wife had
bought one of The identical bottles for fifty
cents which he had sold al one dollar per
dozen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
-. & tif..I. 81.
T H E B BE.

Nae shoon 10 hide Thy tiny face, '.s
Nae stocking on thy fee,
Her supple ankles while as snow,
As early blossoms sweet. ua-r r
Her simple dress of sprinkled pink,
:. Her double dimpled chin;
Her puckered lips and balmy mouth,
With na' one tooth within.
Her cen sac like her mothers cen,
'Twa gentle, liquid things (; D.
Her iace-'twas like an angels face -
We're glad she has no wings. .y.
A giflie God has glen us;
We maun ma love the gift ow'r weel-
'Twad be ma blessing thus.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26

Nor ASHAMED OF THEIR TRADES "A sin
gular exchange of couresies took place n
short time since, between Judge Pepper of
the 7lh Judicial District of Tennessee, and
Governor Johnson Of the same State. Judge
rePper' who was blacksmith, presented 10
Gov johnson fire shovel, made by the
Judges own hands. The Governor accep-
ted the present, and being taylor by trade,
returnud the compliment, by cutting and ma.
ing with his own hands coat, which he
presented 10 the Judge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26

GREEN Com PUDDiNG.-This is one of The
numerous rural luxuries which the fame
has always the power TO obtain at small ex.
pense. The following is the recipe for ma.
king it,
Take of green corn full in the milk, twelve
ears, and crate it. To this add one quart OF
sweet milk, one-fourth of pound OF fresh
butter, four eggs, well heaten, pepper and
salt as much as may be deemed necessary ;
stir the ingredients well together, and bake
in a buttered dish. Some add TO the other
ingredients quarter of pound of fiue sugar,
and cal with sauce. 1t is an excellent dish,
cold or warm, with meat or sauce but cpl
cures of the most "equisiie taste" declare for
it, we believe, and with the first service.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26

PAPER FROM GRAss.-We understood that
Mr.. Collins, at Waterford, has discovered a
process by which he can manufacture an ex-
cellent quality of writing paper from a cer-
tain kind Of grass, which is said to grow in
abnndanes al that place. q, ..-...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
THE STEAMBOAT
S L sou Il Ill AN Ma

WILL make regular trips for carriage of Pas.
sengers between Sunbury and Northum.
berland every day except Sunday, on aud after
Monday, April 24lh.
The boat will leave the wharf at Sunbury, at
s o'clock, A. NJ, ! | o'clock and 30 mi..utes A.
NJ, and 5 o'clock 80 minutes, p. NJ. .a
Returning, will leave the outlet lock at North
cumberland, at O'Clock and IS minutes, A. NJ,
II o'clock and As minutes, a. NJ, and 5 O'Clock
and As minutes, p. NJ. stt s-.... -.. .s. i. t..
Fare, 10 cents. Excursion tickets, good for
one day, s cents. ..
Sunbury, April 20, ls54.-tE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
important to Coal Dealers

e subscribers hereby inform the ppblic N :,
'hey have entered into partnership under III y
hrln OF kase, Reed & Co., for the pprpooss IS
INNING shipping and selling coal. dcl,yeyd ~
onnoury' or at any other point along the Su,.
fuelanna. '"e GUS
ih'y will he ready to deliver coal, well pren,.
red on cor tract or otherwise, at all times on III.
shortest notice. and on the most reasonable term,
Orders received at Shamokin by
c., kASE, REED & co.
Sunbury, June A, lS53.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
TANNERY -.
For Sale or Rent.

YEIHE subscriber offers for sale or rent his
Il TANNERY, situated in the 1ourshing town
of Shamokin, Northumberland County. The
tannery is well located and supplied with foun-
tain of running water. The building is of frame
81 by &c feet, on a stone basement. The yard
contains 25 watts, all in excellent order. Bark
and hides are abundant.
Possession will be given Immediately.
If the property is not sold the subscriber
would no, object to taking good partner, one
who could come well recommended or he would
give steady employment to good hand at good
wages, if application be made soon. AS there is
no other tannery in Shamokin, the above affords
an opportunity to go into the business seldom
offered
DANIEL EVERT.
Shamokin, June 10, ls54.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26

Mrs. STOWE AND THE YIN Mrs. Uar.
riet Beecher Slowe's new book about her
English experiences, speaking of being in.
iroduced 10 Lushington, the eminent Admi
rally Judge, she states that in America this
department Of Law is entirely unknown
Shade of Joseph Starry! .s.-..t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
Spring and Summer Goods
Peter w. Gray 1asaiA

TNFORMSshs friends that he has Just ,eeen
good assortment of Spring and SUNNI. a.;.
Goods at his Store in Whortleberry street. 80
stock consists of ! A.t ,-t,1 ,,i
- p DRY GOODS, VIZ: 49,
Cloths, Cassmers, Satinetts, Jeans, Dl,,,"s
Barages, Barage De LANES, Gnens"''
Lawns, Linens, Muslins, rlanne's'
Mantilla Silks, Summer shawis, as
Dress Trimming and all items o"s.
in the Dry Goods line. Also. 80.
arre assortmet Of shoes for Men women NO ne ~ anu
Children. Summer Hats, IA s.1elis'9
groceries ofcvery variety.
Teas. Coffee, Sugar. Molasscs, Spices SALT
l7.,1I j. .ia.- a. Fish, &c. ~ .
G 5 Hardware.
A general assortment of Cedar ware ines'
Burke,s. Wash Boards, Brooms, Brushes, &C
OurrxswAnf general assortment
Country produce taken at the highest market
prices. t
sunbury, June 8, ls5i.-tf ra