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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19


eas' SNYDER COUNTY. "A new Post Office
is established called Troxelville; VIM. B.
Baum, post master.
An aged man, Ludwig Yetter Of West
Beaver, was almost instantly killed on the
24th, ult., working in u limestone quarry.
The Snyder CoNty Building Committee
have contracted with George Smith of Mid
dleburg, for building the Court House, for
the sum Of S5,399i and with isaac Walter,
Of Franklin township, for building the Jail,
for 81 800.
S. Neuwahl proposes to publish an inde-
pendent English paper at the county seat to
be called the lfiddlcJurg JourHm
The Selnsgrove Democrat of Saturday 5th
says-"Two unfortunate accidents happened
in our Borough during last week. Old Mr.
Becker and old Mr.. Dietrich each broke a
leg. The fracture occurred in each in the
upper part of the thigh bone. Mr.. Becker
broke his by fall in his room, and Mr..
Dietrich his by fall at his door. Both
ofthese gentlemen are over eighty years Of
age.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.
HApRrspuRo. Jan. Ia. 1850.

SEyATE.-A number Of petitions were pre-
sented from citizens of York, Bradford. Craw-
ford. Chester, Northampton and Bucks coun-
ties, for the repeal OF the usury laws.
Mr.. Wilkins read in place bill to amend
the practice in Courts in civil cases: alsola
bin to amend the practice in county chancery
proceedings.
A resolution was offered and adopted, that
after Monday next, the standing hour Of
meeting shall be 3 o'clock.
The Speaker and members Of the Senate
then repaired to the Hall Of the House to
participate in the election Of U. s. Senator,
and upon their return adjourned
HousE.-A number Of petitions we're pre-
sented for the repeal Of the restraining liquor
law and one from Joseph Paxton, Colum-
bia county, for law to secure citizens of
slavehoding States the right of transit
through Pennsylvania with their property,
which last was referred to the Judiciary Com.
mittee.
The bill for the more speedy speculation Of
the relief issues was reported back, with q
negative recommendation.
The following, among q number Of other
bills, were read in place To regulate the
number of voting, &C., in Montgomery county;
o supplement to the net Incorporating the
Lackawanna Railroad Company q supple.
ment to the act Incorporating the Susque.
hanna Railroad
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The Speaker and members o: the Senate
were introduced at II o'clock, and the two
Houses went into Convention, (the Speaker
of the Senate presiding,) for the purpose OF
eecting United States Senator, to serve ior
six from the 4th Of March, 1855.
On the first ballot William Bigler received
So votes, Edward Joy Morris votes, and
John 9. Flenniken q Mr.. Morris not voting
Messrs. Price, Jordan, and Mellinger oI
the Senate and Messrs. Buchanan, Hamil
| ton. and Swanson, of the House, absent
VIM. Bigler was thereupon declared elect
ed and the usual certificate Of election drawn
/ signed and read, after which the Convention
adjourned.
! The Senators having retired, . report o
| the proceedings of the Convention was made
to the House, which then, at twenty minute:
past H. adjourned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

Ey Ex-GovERNoR BIGLER was elected T..
S. Senator on Monday last, in place of Hon.
James Cooper whose term of service expired
on the 4th Of March last. Gov. Bigler is a
sound man. Of unblemished character, and
stands high in the confidence of his party
He also holds the Office of President of the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad. 1t is not, we
believe, his intention to resign the latter Office.
but to devote all the time he can spare from
his duties at Washington, TO its promotion.
AS it has been extremely difficult to get an
individual to harmonise the various conflict
ing interests in this Improvement we should
regret the resignation of Gov. Bigler, unless
some good man could be agreed on with more
unanimity than heretofore.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19


The Northern Light, at New York from
San Juan, Nicaragua, brings California ad-
vices to the Goth OF December. specie amount
to SGS2,002, and 3l3 passengers.
CALIFORNIA NEws.-The homicide calen-
oar for the first / months of the year, shows
list OF 505 homicides : executions by sher.
IDS, in accordance with statute, and 49 exc
cut!ons by the people, in accordance with the
Lynch law.
On the 18th inst, the gas works to light
Sacramento City were put in operation.
From the mines, the only news we have is
the activity, occasioned by the rains. Miners
are leaving the river leads and directing their
efforts to getting out the gold from the dirt
collected during the dry season. The excite
ment produced by the discovery Of gold in
immense quantities in Table Mountain is un-
abated.
The Sacramento Valley Railroad has
been completed Is miles of the % which are
intended TO be laid at present.
Authentic reports from the Colorado river
contradict the previous rumors of a threaten.
ed rising of the Indians in that quarter. Col.
Washlngtons surveying party had suffered
severely from want of water on the plains,
and had lost several mules, but had received
no hostile demonstrations from the Indians.
3lst October. The news, with the exception
OF some Indian murders, and battle with
the Indians at Elk Hollow in which l20 were
killed. is of little Importance.
From the San Francisco Herald
NEWS FROM LOWER CALIFORNIA.
More Faibustering--Ar Of FTre Hundred
ELpeditiOnists at Cape 81. Lucas.
From Capt. Burton, U. S. A, who arrived
10 this city on Monday night, by the steamer
Senator from San Diego, we have received
the following important intelligence.
On the morning Of the sailing Of the Sepa-
tor, an express arrived, bringing dispatches
from Gen. Blancart. Governor of Lower
California, TO Gen. Wool and also a commu-
nication from Col. Onate, Commandant of
the Mexican frontier, TO Capt Burton, in
which it gas stated that, on the 25th Of Oc-
tober, SOC eTpeditionsts, under the command
OF one f. or N. German, had landed at Cape
ST. Lucas, with the intention Of taking pos
session Of the country. There were no sol
dlers at Cape ST. Lucas, consequently no op-
position was osered 20 their landing. The
only Mexican troops in the country are those
stationed on the frontier, and they do not
exceed in number 4oo-a third of whom are
omeers and horn-blowers. With force of
Soo Amencans, there can be 20 doubt that
Capt- German will succeed in the subiupation
oftes country. But what great advantages
the expedtionists will obtain after thew have
obtained full and complete possession re.
mains TO be seen.
As General Wool is at present at Stella.
COON, In Washington Territory. we conld
OF course obtain no information as IN IN.
Se0useuts OF tbs dispatches sent him by Gov
Blsucsrte.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

Extract from letter from the Rev. Mr.
Churchill, of Boston, who is now travelling for
his health in the East.
at gives one an ever present idea of the
expansive enterprise Of his countrymen, to
find their commodities of commerce continu-
ality in his path wherever he goes. ] have
not visited any considerable city Of Tarkey,
where did not find the Medicines of my
country represented by Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj, In Smyrna, ,Aleppo, Jafa Jerusalem
and Constantinople, we see in each, Oh the
door post Of some bazaar, the peculiarly
American looking iron card, Of DR.. Aver
saying in language which not one in thou,
sand Of the passers by can read, "1iyer's
Cherry Pectordi for Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption, .S0id Hare" On u shelf behind the
cross legged messelman, are seen the bottles
with their English, Spanish, French and Ger
mar faces turned towards the crowd, and on
enquiring we are told that foreigners are not
the only purchasers but the true believers
themselves waive their trust in fate to try
this product Of American skill, when they
find there is no other cure fer them"
was told yesterday that the Cherry Pee
toral had been presented to the Sultan, and
is now in constant use in his harem, and IN
the Hospitals of the Empire,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
s. r. Peal.
Il. Hendricks,
Ira L. Clement,
suNBunY AND EnIE aAiLRoAD.
Trustees

The passenger trains are now running reg
ularly between Sunbury and Willamsport.-
The passenger train from Willamsport ar
r'ves at this place at 9l5, A. NJ and leaves
for Williamsport at l0.45, A. NJ. The sta
tion for this place will be, for the present, at
the riaduct over the turnpike, near the town
hill. About the first Of February two pas
scnger trains will run over the road, and the
time will be arranged to form a connection
with the Philadelphia and Sunbury road,
when the trains on the latter road will leave
this place at o'clock, a. NJ, instead Of s
A. NJ, as at present. The coal train leaves
Sunbury, for Williamsport, Elmira, and inter-
mediate places, at 100, A. NJ, and arrives
here from Elmira, Williamsport, &C., at 6.2O
P. NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
BOUNTY LANDIANY

The law OF March Sd, 1855, granting boun.
ty land for services in the late war, requires
amendment in particular that does great
injustice TO quite numerous portion of our
citizens, who are justly entitled to bounty
land. The act of 1850 allowed in the absence
OF record evidence, that parol proof might
be made TO establish the claim of the appli-
cant. The act of 1855 requires record evil
dence in ali such cases. This is all wrong.
Cases have come under our own observation
where one third Of the company, or all who
were living, were willing to testify to the SER
vices OF individuals, who are deprived from
obtaining their bounty land, because their
names do not happen to be on the rolls al
Washington. We trust that our able and
efficient senator, Hon. Richard Brodhead,
who was mainly instrumental in the passage
of the late act, will endeavor to procure a
supplemental act, authorising and requirin q
the Commissioner Of Pensions 20 receive
parol evidence ip such cases
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
PROCEEDINGS OF COURT.

Commonwealth us. Peter Mcbride Indict
ment, Burglary and Lacerny.
Deft. pleads guilty ond submits to the
court. Sentence deferred.
Same rs. Samuel armstrong. Surety of the
Peace.
On hearing, the deft. sentenced TO pay the
costs of prosecution, and to give security in
the sum Of $50 for good behavior to all good
citizens, and particularly to John Rem, the
rosecutor.
Same u.s. Patrick Burke. Indictment for
assault and battery Continued.
Same Us. John Wynn. Indictment, obstruct-
ing public road. Nolle proseqm by leave
OF court.
Same rs. II. j. IVoiUerton. Assault and bat
terry. lgnoramus, and Walter Bell, prose-
cutor for costs.
Same rs. J. iShdmberger and Henry Vurtbine.
Charge of Larceny. Ignoramus, and pris-
oner discharged.
Same Us. Nathan BurgeH. Indictment, Lar
ceny of wearing apparel. Prisoner plead
gnilty, aud sentenced to pay 81 fine, costs,
and six months imprisonment in Peniten-
=. tiary.
Same u.s. Same. Indictment for Larceny of
bank notes. Plead guilty. Sentenced to
81 fne costs. and nine months imprlson-
ment in the Pententiary.
Same rs Michael Bower. Charge assault
and battery. lgnoramus, and prosecutor,
Geo. Garman, for costs.
Same rs. JOHN Brooks, Indictment for mali
cious mischief Prisoner pleads guilty
Sentence. fine of Sl.00, costs, and impris-
onment in County Goal for one month.
Same as. John johnson. Indictment for
passing counterfeit money. Verdict not
guilty, and prisoner discharged.
COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Fyjr., rs. JOHN Fry, ct al. Feigued
issue. Verdict for defendants.
JOS Hummer Us. John HoG'n,an. PHI suffers
not suit
Ira Forester Us. T. d. FISHER. Action for ma.
licious prosecution. Verdict in Plaintiffs
favor for $4,000.
Ddrid Teas as. John SWeeHgs ddm'r. Action
Of assumpsit. Verdict for defendant.
Isaac CdmpjeH rs. Henry Hgf. Assumpsit.
Verdict for defendant
Z Y. Bright Ct al rs. Pdila. and .SdnJmy Il
II. Co. Assumpsit. Verdict for PHI.
w. a. Lyon IS. C. Riaehdt Action Of
Trespass. Plf. suffers non suit.
Dacid Ireland Adm'r Of .>tetler rs. los. Orr
Action sci. ia. sur. judgt. Verdict for
Plaintiff.
BeV Uo're,toa IS. r. Fagely ct al. Tres
pass for filling up Pits forge dam with coal
dirt. Verdict for PHI $3.50.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-The rumor which
so greatly exctes the European capitals, that
the United States and Russia had entered
into a conditional offensive and defensive
treaty springs from the fact, probably, that
the latter has submitted the draft of a treaty
of amity and commerce.
The motion to adopt the plurality rule was
tabled to-day by four majority, but the votes
of all the friends of Richardson present, ex-
cept Messrs. Barclay, Hickman and Vail,
Joined by the friends Of MIR Fuller, Mr.
Campbell of Ohio, and Messrs Dunn, Harri-
son, Moore, Scott and Wheeler.
Messrs. Boyce, Mcqueen and Keitt have
left Mr.. Richardson to-day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
FARM FOR SALE.

TINHE subscriber offers a; private sale valus-
Il bic farm in Hartley township, Union Coun-
ty, 81 miles west Of Harleton on the road frcm
Lewisburg 10 the Old Fort, containing 40
ACRES, of which 20 acres are cleared. The inn
provements are two story frame House 50 by
As feet, story log House,-good sheds and
stable and also running Water. There is also
on the premises a good Orchard of ex,ele,1
fruit and never failing Spring. An indisputa.
bic title will be given. Enquire at John Hoii'-
mans Hotel
D. p. HOFFMAN.
January l9, 1861
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

SERgoCs CHARGE AGAINST ROMAN Carlo
Lie PmEsT.-Priest Morris. of Tamaqua,
seems to possess the faculty of keeping con-
tinually in hot water. lie no sooner eXtri.
Gates himself from one collection of boiling
liquid than souse he gets into another This
time he appears TO be almost over his head
in hot water. 1t has not been long since he
was convicted Of an aggravated assault and
battery on one of his congregation. His
present difficulty grows out of charge Of u
more serious nature. The particulars of the
case, we do not feel warranted in giving at
present, as there has been no prel mirary ex.
animation; the Priest being held to bail at
his own request TO answer the charge at
Court. The affair took place on Friday last,
with member Of his church, in Tanaqua ;
and the MEMBER hotly pursued the Priest,
who succeeded in escaping to Poltsville,
where he was arrested on Saturday,
Wednesday Dollar Journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
N0RCROSS' ROTARY PLANNING
M a cHJT TS

WANTED-To sell the Rights and Machines
w for Rotary Planning, Tonguing and
Growing Machiue, Tor boards and plank, uHdvr
the Nocross Patent. Also, the attachment 0f
the Moulding Machine which will work whole
board into mouldings at one operation. This
patent has been tried, and declded in the Su-
preme Court in Washington, 10 be no ialrinse.
ment, being superior To W oodswortll's Machine
Apply to J. ID. DALE, Willow Street. above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, where the Machines can
be seen in operation.
January ~, lS56.--3mc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

WAsHIYGToy, Jan. 1.-THE dinner given
last evening, by the President TO the Diplo-
matte Corps, took from 6! TO o o'clock, and
the gentlemen present expressed their de-
light at the auiable hospitality Of the Presi-
deut and his lady. The persons present were
MIR. Champion and his Secretary, Mr..
Lumley, Of England Mr.. Bailleau and lady
of France; NJ. Sieckal aud lady, Russia
General Amonte, his Secretary aud lady
Mexico. NJ. Marcalletta and lady Nicara.
qua NJ. Sibbern and lady, Sweden; Sr
Escalante aud Secretary Spain; De An
drade and lady, Brazil Won Geralb and
Secretary. Prussia; NJ. Boschseneer, Belgi-
um M. Schlelden, Bremen De Orma, PERU
Sr. Molina. Costa Riea; NJ. Winsbeace, Ma,
pies Mr. Hulseman, Austria the Presi
dent and his lady; Gen. Thomas, Under Sec
retary OF State. aud sidpey Webster.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

Ea- Syow.-Since our last issue we have
had another edition Of snow, so there is an
abundance of material for good sleighing on
the ground. The merry sleigh bells are
heard jngling in every direction. But these
are not the only bells brought into requisiton
or such occasions. Other bellies, who might
be properly termed staying bellies, packed in
the sleigh, often do much execution, especial
susceptible Of the tender passion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

ag" The new County Treasurer George
Bright, was installed into Office on the lst
inst, in place Of Francis Bucher, whose term
has expired. The Office. under Mr.. Buchers
administration. was kept, for the first time,
in the county buldings,'as the law requires
and it is not, perhaps, ont Of place, to remark
that the duties Of the Office have never been
more ably or efficiently performed. Much of
this is, no doubt, due to the services Of Mr.
]. w. Butcher, his assistant
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
TO BUILDERS AND CTHERs,

WANTED, 10 establish an Agency for the
w sale of Wood Mou!Lings Of which there
are from $50 to $500 worth used in every house
that is built. Our advantages, in the use Of
Machine that will work a whole board into
mouidings at one operation, and the large
mount OF capital employed by the Company
enable US to give beral commission. Pattern
book furnished, containing 2a0 patterns,
Address J. d. DALE, Willow Street, above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 10, lS56,-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
NOTICE.

nFFICE of the New ork and Middle Cosi-
W field Road Road and Coal Company. late
Coal Run lmproysrent and Rail Road ompa-
ny, No. ss South 4th Street, Philadelphia, Tho
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the New
York and Middle Coal6ed Rail Road and Coal
Company will be held at their office No, SO
South 4lh Street, Phiadelphia, on Monday the
Attn day OF February, 1856, at lol o'clock A. NJ,
at which time an Election for Directors will DO
held
S. Il. ALTEMUS.
Treasurer and Secretary
January 10, ls56.-t4fy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

80 To SUBsCRIBERs.-We shall endeavor
to make arrangements that our subscribers
will have no further cause Of complaint in
not receiving their papers. In few instan-
ces the fault may have been with us when n
press of business, or illness among our hands
had caused some delay, but with few ex-
ceptions, our papers have been regularly
mailed. We trust our subscribers will have
no cause Of complaint hereafter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

SENATOR B1GLER-We are informed that
number Of the principal stockholders and
othclr interested in the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad, in view of the election Of the L. S.
Senate of President Bigler, waited upon him
and expressed their desire that the Company
should not thereby lose his services. He re-
pied that he would endeavor TO continue the
Performance of his railroad duties as Presi-
dent, bestowing upon il all the time not re-
quired by the public business at Washing
ton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

WAsHIYGToY, Jan. l6,-Mr. Faulkner, Of
Va, intends submitting proposition that, if
no Speaker shall he elected by Monday next,
the members resign. and the House adjourn
to meet on the first Monday in May next.
The dispatches received by the Govern
ment by the Atlantic contain nothing partc-
ularly important concerning affairs between
Great Britain and the United States.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
EDITORS TABLE.


The HOLLY TREs 1NS.- A Christmas and New ye,r
story by Charles Dickens This is the latest of those
entertaining by Of the most entertaining r
tcrs Of the aseFor sale by T. b Peterson, philala.
We call the attention Of readers to an advertise
ment Of the sale of real estate by the Executors Of Henry
Masser, deceased.
Also TO the advertisement of farm m Union County
Also, TO the advertisement Of Jos L Leb-IIouse IN
rent
Also, to the advertisement of. D. Dale to builders.
Also, to the advertisement Of J. D. Dale Planine Ma
chimes
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

"a SUNBuRY ACADEMY.-We call the at
tention Of our readers to the following in re-
lation TO the opening of an Academy in this
place. 1t is an object of Importance and de-
serves encouragement.
The Sunbury Academy will open on Mon
day morning 2lst inst, in the school house
near the Lutheran Church, under Mr.. John
Leach a. B., graduate of Dickinson College.
Persons feeling an interest in the establish
ment OF permanent School are requested to
give attention TO this matter The school
will not be under the Superintendent OF any
particular church.
s. r. Peal.
Il Hendricks Trnstees
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

The WESTERN Pork TRADE,-The price of
pork at the West continues dull and the sup
ply large. The quantity from kentucky this
year will far exceed the last In Ohio. the
receipt of hogs at Cincinnati, by railroads,
during the past week, was 10000 against
about 10000 the preyions week. The total
number slaughtered for packing, at Cincn-
natl, so far this season, is 257,375. On Sat
urday last. hogs were held in that city at
S5 Is SIS %, without sales.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-The Republican
Informal Convention has been called at
Pittsburgh. on the 22d of February for the
purpose of periecting national organization,
and providing for National Delegate Con-
vention on a subsequent day, to nominate a
candidate for President and Vice President
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
THtRTY.FOURTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1856


HousE-The House resumed voting, and
the one hundred and eighth vote stood as
follows -
Banks, 92 Pennington. 8
Richardson, 65 Scattering, 8
Fuller, "a
Messrs. Richardson and Williams voted
for Mr.. Orr, and Messrs. McQucen and
Boyce for Mr.. Cadwalader.
Mr. Washburn, of Maine, offered q reso-
luton to the effect that if candidate receive
a majority of all the votes on the next three
trials, the roll shall be again called, and the
person having majority of q quorum shall
be then declared the Speaker.
The motion was laid on the table by four
majority.
The House then resumed voting, when 2
votes were had, the last. or 10th, resulting
as follows -
Banks, SO Fuller, 33
Richardson, &C Pennington, 9
Scattering, s.
Necessary to a choice, los. Adjourned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

A THRIVING CIry.-The st Paul Mime
sota) Times has an article giving the business
statistics of the place. 1t shows an average
increase of business over last year of some
30 to so per cent. The nine warehouses on
the levee are set down as having done bust
ness of over Sl.O00,000, on an aggregate cap
ital Of 100000. Navigation open seven
months. Whole number of steamboats, ar
rived, 500 Estimated number Of passengers
over $4,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

"a The proceedings Of Court will be found
in another column. a considerable amount
of business has been transacted. Judge Jor-
dan permits no time to be wasted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

UNCRRrAISTY OF LHE.-The biographical
sketch of the poet Rogers, in the London
Times, was written some five years since, in
anticipation of his death, then expected
his biographer has been three years in the
grave
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19

PATENT FOR PIPE MAKING.-An English
man has obtained patent for the following
method of making pipes he takes thin
strips Of wood, and bends them spirally aud
diagonally, and fills up the interStives with
asphalt Of cement.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-19
FOR RENT.

A LII that certain two story brick DWELLING
"A House and frame STORE HOUSE IN mar
ket Street, in the Borough OF Sudbury, adJoh-
ing Wsaver's II o.ei, and now IN the occupancy
Of II. II. Vsstine.
For terms apply to rp
epnbury, January 10, ls6o.'-St