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ASHLAND.

This young and enterprising town, scarcely
six years old, has been Incorporated into a
Borough and contains about $500 inhabitants
1t Is the centre Of one of the finest coal ba.
sins in the world. The Mine Hill railroad
extends to this place. leaving gap Of four
miles between Ashland and Mount Carm, !
without railroad. The heavy coal trade
frcm Ashland has prevented the Company
putting on passenger cars, but we were re
Gently informed by Mr.. Wilder, the efficient
Superintendent of the road, that the compa
ny intend to construct another road over the
mountain, with high grades, TO avoid planes
which will be used for passenger travel ant
light tonnage. Mr.. Wilder, who is an expe
rienced engineer, arprehends no difficulty il
making it q successful passenger road. i
will also greatly subserve the interests of th'
Company who will require another track, a
their transportation Of Goa, over the planes
last year, amounted to 296, 600 tons.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

a. The Governor Of Pennsylvania.
5. Our whole, glorious. undivided Union.
6. tod and our Native land"
4: The immortal signers Of the Declaration
Of Independence.
8. Hon. Miilard Fillmore--true to bis
native land.
g. The Corrmon School system.
TO- Civil and Religious liberty, now and
forever.
H. Last but not least, the ladiesi
BY guest
The Patriotic Daughters Of Ametics,
Tall thear hyinss,
Hoops and erinoine, and whslebones,
Cords und stiheuiugs, and Houncos,
Mainstoys, braces, ropes, and puleys-
All their tsckiinys and their rigsings--
Far too numerous to mention"
On motion. Resolved, That the proceed
ings lie published in the Sudbury American,
aud Star of Youth"
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Signed by the OGcers.
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curse to the land. Tie accuses Gov. .Geary
Of misrepresenting facts, denies that the
peace OF Kansas was in the slightest degree
perilied by bis official acts, and brands as
grossly false the statements that he had re-
fused to release the Free State men on bail
He avows thet he will conscientiously dis
charge his duty, uncontrolled 10y the Presl.
dent or Gov. Grary.
Ths Senate Committee on Finance have
agreed TO report amendments TO the Tar'il
bill. Mr. Hunter Chairman Of the Commit.
tee has prepared bill on his own responsi.
blity, and will pndpavor to procure the con.
siderstion of the subject tomorrow.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
Excess OF Expenses,

Excess Of Expenses, s2lo4'4oo o'
II will be observed that in the free States
the Post Office Department is almost selisns-
tanning but in the Slav" States there Is
deficit of S2lS4 450. six of the free STATES
New Hampshire, Massachusetts Rhode
Island Connecticut, New York, and Penn
sylyunia-pay more in postage than thelr
mails aud post offices cost, while oil the slave
States, Delaware barely meets its expenses
and the District of Columbia alone shows any
considerable excess. This excess, too, can
scarcely be considered, since the corresPon-
dence of the District is more with the Norm
Than with the South. That rebeiious ana
petulant State OF South Carolina, when
busters more against the North than an t4e
others put together, only pays 9l'oo3 II
postage, and her post Offices and mail service
cost S21O,436. or nearly three times The re
CENTS. North Carolina, Alabama, ant
Georgia do no better. In Arkansas the ser
vice costs nearly nine times the receipts u
Florida five times in Texas and MlssissIpi
/ nearly four times. In Virginia, keniuek.
{ aud Missouri the receipts are equal to aoou
> one-half of the expenses.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
(Crrespondence IT the Public Ledger J
LETTER FROM wAsHiNGTOS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1857


The Postmaster General reported, WITHIN
n day or two, that the number OF letters
uncailea for or dead, is probably three mi;
lions-a very large number-and 1t would
seem absolutely proper that some measures
should be adopted by the Department u"
insure the delivery Of these missiyPs ol
cr;eudship. business and affection, with great.
or certainly. Sl2O0O0 accrue to the post
olIars without their performance o! lhe de'y
of delivering the leticrs-being ali pre- pa'u'
n portion Of that sum risked with the news
papers for larger advertisements, would pro,
baby dinlinish the number ofietiers returned
TO this city for opening and burning.
Mr.. Cass presented 10 the Senate io-aa;
the credentials OF his successor, Lncharia'
Chandler, to be Senator alter tile thlra o
March for elk years. From the very coe
and easy n,unnerism of Senator Cass, IL wpul
hardly be possible TO discover that he Is III
,adonted" for tho future Secretary OF Sial'
II was evident however, that come pecuila
feelinr was developed ia his smile to-da.
when the credentials Of his successor wei
read by the Clerk. Latterly, Mr.. Cass u,
been in the habit of saying ve:y htiIe IN u
Senate; but he is always there, ana alWa.
o6servaut Of the business in progress. iie
capsble Of much energetic legislative du'
Us will doubtless feel himself al nome
Secretary OF State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
Farmers

Of this Neighborhood, can supply themselves fer
their SPRING CROpPS, wnL
Leinsu's Pure Bone Dust,
Super Phosphate Of Lime. al $40. per ton.
Nitrogcned Phosphate Of Lime al $50,
It American Fertilizer, at $25, per ton.
These Fertilizers are Composed OF Telisble
Chemical elements, aboundins in Pot Ash. &c;
they have have received the Diplomas OF -Four
States, to viz: New Jersey, New York, Penn.
sylvania and Delaware. Also, for sale GUANn,
al! kinds, Poudrette &c. Country Produce re.
ceived inpayment fer the above, at market rates
OF Drafts Oh good houses, or Cash registered with
orders. promptly attended to.
GEO. A. LElNAU, Proprietor,
New Fire Proof Storr," No ls South Front St,
Philadelphia City, Pa.
February rs, ls57--4m
E. NEwLAND Sc co
-''Nins 'iasses' Picture Frames, knsruvinss
and Paintings,
NO. l26 Arch Street, above Sixth,
Late of2ls North Second St.)
PHILADELPHIA.
GALlERILs oPES DAILY TO VISITORS
Merchants and others visiting the Civ ubo
may wan, anything in our line will 10 well q,
give us q call
February 20, lS57.-Sm
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YuaIIC BALE.

The subscriber will expose to public sale
on TUESDAY,, the 10th day OF MARCH,
next. at the Grocery Of Charles Gebringer,
10 the boroueh Of Sudbury, Pa, the follow.
ing personal property, viz
SIX GOOD MULES,
Three setts Of Boat Harness. one Shawnee
Canal Boat and ixtures.
Terms and conditions Of sale will be made
known on the day Of sale.
JOHN BLACK,
Per JACOB SEASHOLTZ.
Feb 26. 1885,. -1t-----".
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
Nj A r r / A G. Z S.

On the l4th inst by tie Rev. Mr.. Reese,
Mr.. ALBA G. y FISHER, to Miss ELIzABgrH
LoRacR, all of Danville,
On the 22d inst, by Rev. D. Y. 1Iniseler,
Mr. WILLIAM WHIrTNGToS to Miss SARAn
ANN SmAFgR all of Snydertown.
In Philadrlphia. on Wednesday. the llth
inst, by Rev Mr. Davis. MIR. L. o. VAN
ALLEN, Of Danville. to Miss +. AMELIA
W,rur ~ DL;luirtpnla.
At McEwensville on the 23d nlt by the
Rev George Wolf, Mr. JAMES w. SNYDER,
OF Inrbntvi!le. TO Miss ELIZABETH HARTMAN,
Of Derry, Montour county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev J. A. Ross.
in Northumberland, JAMES NEsBIr jr., to
Miss ANN CURRY, both of Point IN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
EDITORS TABLE.
Business vstices.

-,
az, -, ,'',,,,. - - -, =
various article, of prnuce and Fruit n, hi, store which
4; .,,t, l..,,., r- ,o.,.. .,, ,A... a., .
their snppiiesl>
VALUABLE I3ororcv rR,Aesnry.-Vr. Charles Gcbi,,
for himself and the heirs Of the late ga yvard Goblin offs
or SAFE the valuable property on Market street, ia San-
ou'y' "te inc rcs'denee"' Edward Gobn, deed.
LOOKING CLAssEs p,cruns FR.Nps scTbo.. ,f
our readers III want OF such articles VIII d" well to give
" " =" w." 'H ~ wv '<' HiVu 'lec', "oVe
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
SAMUEL Nj. MECUTCuEy.

MIL. Wright and Burr lhN Stone AiunvJuc
furer.
Sole Proprietor of Johnson's highly approved
and much improved Smut and Screening Ala
chlde improved Iron Concave Druu Dus,,,.
the Premium Machine for Millers.
Residence No 81 Queen Street, (isth
Ward) address kensinglon Post G. iiice.
shop: Haydock street, below frent, PLils.
delphia.
Cocalico Mill Stones, Mill Irons, Smut Machines,
Patent Mill Bush, Portable Mills, Stretched
belling, Cement and Screen Ni.,
Square Meshsd Boiling Cloths.
February 70. ls57.-3m VISA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
THIRD ANNUAL CELEBRATION.

PURSUANT to previous notice Washing on
camp No. 10, j. 5. of A.. held public
meeting, which was well attended, M IN,
Aiherican hall. Sunbury, on Monday. Feb
23d, at o'clock, L. ~. To celebrate IN,
10th anniversary OF Washiugton's brthday
GEORGE A. SlllSSLFk, Pr-sld, ut OF he
camp, presided
Alter mnslc, NJ. l.. SHINDEL Esq. being
called upon, delivered an abiy written and
eloquent address lie beautifully PORTRAYED
the character OF the immortal Washington ;
speaking particularly of these traits "a hls
private character winch are SO worthy Of Imi.
tatlon by the youth of America. Mr.. SHIN
d'is excellent and appropriate address was
hneiy delivered, and won the hearty applause
OF his intelligent audience.
After music, a. j. RocKEFELLER was called
to the hoor, aud delivered un able aud eIo.
qurnt ofi-hand speech Of some length He
paid beautiful tribute to the life, character
and services Of the IlluslriGas Washington
eui"glzed The value Of our glorious Uinon-
handsomely poriIaying the glures of i,s
history ahd concluding wllb all eloquent and
soui,stirrlng appeal inr the peruanency Of
our hepsoic"n g"Trrumenl, and the perI-t.
ua' VI our liberties, our institutions, and
our independence. MIR. RockeirleI was
's'o'sh To with marked attention; his re-.
murks ellel'ing enthusIastlr applause.
on ui"tion oi 5. 5. Hendricks,
Resaie' d, That The thanks Of this meeting
are hereby rendered our speakers for their
able aed eloquelt addresses.
The following sentiments we're then offer,
cd. amid much enthusiasm -
!. Tbs immortal memory Of George ws.L.
tou.
2 The sres Of rs.
.. Tbs Prsssosut o. the United stasoe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
Kansas AnaiTs-Ihe IariH
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.

WAsHISGToH, Feb. "a.
letter from Judge Lecompte, dated
ary 9Th, aud addressed To Attorney Gen.
pushlng, b. says hs has too much self.
ci Ia correspond to any intma,ion un-
able' to either hs oilieisl ar persor,.l can.
unless requested by the President To do
The amazing information that he WIS
removed disabused him uf ihe full con.
ee upon which he had relied as the last
ity against the injustice Of cenSure and
,mnation without hearing. which he
not ask to DO redressed. Never hay,
IL the temptation 20 csntrihete 90 pescs
.nderiug TO the populat spiri, be(ose the
ntmsut OF Gocvrrcy GearJ. be should
Z hs sdvsrs loco tte usy!tcryss s.vv(ui
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

or Iron ORE IN RcsH.-The Messrs.
Groves, of the Monlour IRON Company, al
Dauville, have, we understand, taken leases
from number OF our Rush township farmers
with a view of searching for iron ore, OF when
there are strong indications. Some heavy
boulders which have been lying on the top o
the ground for many years, on the farm
Peter lIaughawout, have been found tt
contain large percentage OF iron.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
AUDITORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed Auditor appointed by the Orphans
Court OF Northumberland County, TO Audit the
exceptions to the accounts Of James McMahan
and Emanuel Beck, Executors of Adam Crit1,
deceased. TO examine the account and make dis.
rlbution, will attend TO the duties of his said
appointment at the house Of John d. Dillsnder-
Ter. at the cast end of the Lewisburg bridge in
Chillsquaque township, Northumberland county
on FRIDAY, the goth Of March, A. u. 1857, Of
said day at which time and place all person,
interested may attend if they think proper
WIN. NJ. ROCKEFELLER, Auditor.
Sunbury, Feb. 20, 1851
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st-Ss Tho la,a frpShpt in The SuSUupbanna

rN- The late freshet in the Susquehhnna
passed of without doing much injury. The
ice was very heavy, and there were some np-
prehensions for the safety Of our bridges
The Danville bridge was injured SO us to
render it unsafe to pass over it. The piers
of the Northumberland bridge, next to the
borough, have been somewhat shattered, but
not so n,uch as to impair the superstrncture
or render it unsafe. The damage will moi
exceed two or three hundred dollars
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
DE A r II S

In Lewisburg. on the 10th inst, MARTIN
A. STOCK. formerly of Georgetown, Nor.
thumherland county
10 Mif1inburg. on the 18th inst, ALEX
AMBER CUMMINGS, iun.keeper, aged
about 40 years.
In this place, on Monday last, MICHAEL
EDWARD, son of +. and NJ Wiivert, aged
& months and % days.
In Bellrfonie. on the 25th inst, JULIA
Ann BUCIlER, formerly Of this place,
aged about As years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

Hollopays PW, snquestionatly the nlos'
offcsrions Remedy in the Union for asthma
tic Com plants and Coughs The number ,
IF cnr.s tbsse wonderful Pills have effected
in ali parts Q, lhs Union more particularly y. in
issVs V. no doubt upon the mind Of all who have
" assd them, that they surpass any thing o.
the the kind ever mad known by a perseverance Sl !
9TH @ M this admirable remedy, the sufferer II
quiet, restored to health after every others others
mean. have failed and it Ii irutn oe1on'
dispute, that there is no case o. oil.Iou' uiI iI
order, or liver complaints. but thas WI
quickly yield to tao powers OF this ~'sn''
medicine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

usE A BALL in honor Of the birthday o'
Washington was held in the Grand Jur!
room, on Monday evening, the 23d inst. The
room was handsomely decorated. The music
and dancing arrangements. under the man
agemeat Of MIR. Eckert, were well c'hdue','
and cave entire satisfaction. The refresh
msuts we're furnished by Mr. Covert o' TUT
Washington House. The company was sum
GENTLY large for four co,illions, all OF whom
snnsar.d TO enjoy themselves. Indeed w
hsvs seldom seen a more cheerful, happy'an
=. u,;ab, ada. an assemblsgs Of more hand
some aud pretty faces. than we're present 0
thai occsssCa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

s.s The weather for ten days past has
been unusually warm for February, not ves-
tige of snow is left and spring seems to have
set in suddenly upon us, vegetation has taken
swelling. The frost is entirely out of the
ground and the roads. though not perfectly
smooth, are pussahle. The Schnylkill canal
will he opened on the lst of March. The
Pennsylvania canal will be opened, perhaps,
! several weeks later
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

a.e~ Tho Lswisburs Chronicle says the
Engineers on the western end OF the L., u
& Spruce Greek Railroad have completed
their re-survey, and find it considerably more
favorable as to the distance and bridging than
the first survey. The level Of the eastern
! end is yet to be taken.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
uy- The Directors of the Allentown Rail

uyr The Directors of the Allentown Rail-
road. in this State-a work Unidentified with
the interests of New York Ciiy-are making
an urgeut appeal 10 the merchants OF that
city, for the means necessary to prosecute II
20 completion Unless the road is com
! menccd between this and the 18th OF Mascl
next, the charter will be- lost, as 1t thet
! expires.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

The Report Of rhe Corruption lnceStigahol
Committee ee.-There was great rafting amehI
the dry bones in Congress. yesterday. cause
by the reception of the report of the Corrul
,ion Committee. Between corruption !
Congress, aud contested elections IN our O."
courts. the politicians are kept in i'rmrn'
but the mass of the people make 'hemsei''
as comfortable as they can. aud get their ga
ments al the Brown Stone Clothing Hall
Rockhll & Wilson, Nos. 205 and 207 Che
nut street, Philadelphis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
NO FA MILY

Can afford to be without Mustang Linz.
ment in their house. The many accidents we
are liable TO- may render it necessary any
moment, and ..pthing is capable of perform
ing such a certain cure. (Extract.) In lift.
ing the kettle from the fire it caught and
scadrd my hand. and person very severely
one hand almost to q crisp. The torture
was unhearable. 1t was an awful sight.
The Mustang Liniment appeared to extract
the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed ra.
pidly and lett no scar Of account. Chas. Fos-
ter 420 Rroad street. Philadeldhia." 1t is
truly n wonderful article. 1t will cure any
case of Swelling, Burns Stiff Joints, Erup-
tious or Rheumatism. For Horses it should
never he dispensed with. One Dollars worth
Of Mustang has frequently saved valuable
horse. 1t cures Galds, Sprains, Ringbone
SPAWN and Founders. Beware of limitations
Sold in all parts Of the habitabe Globe.
BARNES d PARK,
Proprietors, New York.
Jan. II, 1857 lmPt
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Jeltgrapbit Ne(us.
Te'ie Outbreak in Knnsas-Gov. Geary As.
saulted-SevrraI Persons shot.


saulted-SeveraI Persons shot
LOUIS, Feb. 25-The Jefferson City
cGpondent Of the ST. Louis Democrat
les. by passengers from Kansas, to.nipbt
tina difficulty had occurred between Gov.
" and man named Sherrod, growing
OF the refusal of the former to nppoiut
thtter 20 the Office of sheriff. Us desired
tne Legislature, and which had a fatal
tnlation. Sherrod had avowed the pur.
pf killing Governor Geary, and, meeting
" the street. spat in his face.
~ Geary did not resent the insult, but
bends got up nh Indignation meeting ON
fday' the 10Th Sheriff Jones, Sh.rrod,
,'hers attempted to interrupt the meet.
Ind IN the aliray. Sherrod shot MIR. shep.
one ot Gov. Geary's friends, four times,
Wounded two others.
I. Jones, Gov. Geary's Secretary, there.
shot Sherrod through the head, killing
instantly. Great excitement prevailed
Eeompton, and general fight was antic.
that night. Gov. Gearys residence
guarded by United States troops.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
Movements of MIR. Buchanan
LANCASTER, Feb. "a.

LANCASTER, Feb. "a.
The Hon. james Buchanan, President
elect, aud suite, escorted 10y the Lancaster
Fpncibles, will leave here on Monday morn.
ing. at 8 o'clock, for Washington. via York
aud Baltimore.
Mr. Buchanan will rot receive visitors after
to-day. as he requires time to arrange his
private affairs prior to his departure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
Gbe af(arkets.
Philadelphia Market.

February 26, 1857
GnAis -Whoat-Sales Of prime new
Pennsylvania red at 81 40. and 81 50al 60
Tor good white. Rye-Pennsylvania al 80
cents. Corn-Sales of old yellow at ca cents
and new yellow at 65c; new white 63c.-
Oats is selling at ~ cts per bushel.
Cl"vrrs"ed-Saes of prime at S7ta7 ga
per Ga lbs
Whiskey-sales at 26s2s cts. in bbls., and
in hhds, ut % cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE

VALUABLE MARKET ST. PROPERTY.
'HE subscriber will expose to public sale on
TUESDAY. the LIST day of May, neIt, al
the Count House, Sunbury, the valuable proper.
iy IN Market Square. Sunbury. late the residence
of Edward G"bin, deceased. The lot is 60 front
aud 80 ieei deep, on which is erected a two
story Brick Dwelling, 20 feet front, with two
story hnck back building, containing dining
room and kitchen, &c. There is also on ,he premi.
ses frame two story Dwelling, with frame
back buildings 20 feet front AMI so feet deep
There is also on the lot good frame stable and
'ther necessary buildings with an excellent well
oi water The lot can I've divided into two
equal parts OF 81 feet each, so as to accommodate
"o 'a'nl'ies' This property is one of the most
desirable locations in the borough, and is In good
condIlion.
The terms will be made known on the dsy
Of sale by
CHARLES GOBLIN.
Acting fov himself aud other heirs Of
Edward Goblin, deceased.
SunbuTy, Feb, 2R, lS57.-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

90 The Union County Star has been pur
chased at Sheriff sale, and removed from Nil
flinburg to New Berlin. The name Is ehah
ced to the Union County Sun" and is pun
lished by +. Smith, who has our good wlshe
for his success.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
The Sew Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
j. Clancy Jones has received II letter from
Mr.. Buchanan. stating that he will not pro.
baby. reach Washington till Monday, and
asking him to reconsider his request not to
be placed in the Cabinet. Mr.. Jones, who
il convalescent from his recent illness. left
this afternoon f.r Baltimore.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
the Posi- OFFICE EXPERIMENTATION
AND SOUTH

In the report of the Postmaster General
there is table going under separate heads
the receipts from postage and the expenses
of the post Offices in the different states and
,erri ries. We have classified these as free
and slave states, and omi.ting the territories,
we find the expenses aud receipts 10 have
been as follows
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
Come and Settle up.

a Lb persons knowing themselves indebted to
us either by Note OF Book account. are re-
quested to call at our store in Sudbury. and set.
tie, as after the first Of April we shall he Obliged
to place all unsettled accounts in the hand. of
Justice OF the Peace for immediate collection.
J. W. TENER & Co.
Sunbury, Feb. 2S, 1857
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

Ezs' The New TARIFF BILL. which has
passed the House Of Representatives, and is
now pending in the Senate, provides simply
for an addition to the Free last, on aud "r,,r
the first Of next July without proposing any
other changes.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

ALTNoRE, Feb,-1'he family Of DR.. Kane
accepted the offer Of the Baltimore and
Railroad Company. and will bring his
nus home by the way Wheeling and Bal.
re.
10 Maryland Institute held meeting TO.
aud passed RESOLUTIONS ,estilying their
4ct for DR.. Kane,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
JOHN ~. ALLEN q; 1,ft.

Nos and Chestnut Street (souh side beia Nys,e,l
Gins OLDEST Woop.wARE IIousE III 7HE CllY)
M ANUFACTuRERS and Wholesale e,oI, rs il, p,,.,,
Atl Machine made BRUONS, Patent Gru,y,d C,dpr..
Ware warrented not TO snmk, W., nd ad VIII, w.N A..
Cords, Brushes, &c of all descriptions Ilcase call md
examine stock. ~
ECbfunrN -. lS5T NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28
ENGINE FOR SALE.

H>HE subscriber offers for sale a 20 horse
p"wer Engine, nearly new. with all the
necessary fixtures late tae property of the Pari-
nos Furnace. There are three boilers belonging
to the engine. 20 ieet long. each. which have
been only siI weeks in VS.. The engine is Po-
ished aud built Of tie very beat materials, and
'' offered for sale because The suhscsihst tss nd
We tot The ssae,
PsKinoe Fumes. ysA se, tsss--S,H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-28

Never despair. Where God sends COLI
he sends Inis Of ere to keep il company. j
silence al athies,, point GO oor coal mines. )
How came chance 10 place ell We setbrsci'
ln tbs reSione cf ffyestf
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