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VOL. III---NO. 377.
Mtlstsllaneous.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO..

oHNSION BROTHERS & CO.,
Transact the legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS
IN Its various departments.
Neare constantly in of good Promissoy Paper and
MAKE ADVANCES
daily ON Coateras sound marketable value at the Bro
kers Board
COLLECTIONS
Have prompt and careful attention at low rates.
DRAFTS
on all the principal cities from New York to New Orleans,
EXCHANGE
Bought and Sold on favorable terms
apps tfr JOHNSTON BROTHERS x co.
MANUFACTURED AND TOR ,cco
31OOpACKAGEs ,MASFFfFH1cTT1r,RHEsD III TOBACCO, of
the best fs"r in vnis anG ssGS rffeed from
35O BALES EAF ToBACCG " Haro@s SSs 1esSs H9,a and
go CASES t6NNEe'TiGrj+TiY SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
N'o extra wrappers ami selections from some of the
j00CASES do do. Filters
105 CASES PEYN'A SEED LEAF TOBACCO, Wrap
SOHHDS MASON CO. LEAF, choice quality.
OOOOUbraads al s sizes @ and eISssS cIasses popular
the De 6 r oBaeo at a or
I50 RBL y yIRGSp 4 p'ggTSf gToRSS R9S TOBACCO vel
c as reGfy9g % rGFga supplies Of the above named sT
We offer for sale on liberal terms
niEtFr a. Snntb GOV st
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
~ HEMLOCk SOLE LEATHER DEPOT
AND AGENCY DEPOT
FOR THE SALE OF SHOE PEGS,
at boston and New York prices, peck to thou
sand barrels heretofore unsold in Baltimore
Likewise just opePsa s5E Gn FSbSGes f24 of
sG4E Gs%EraTng every quality of the most standard
SHOE TOOLS,
AND NAILS,
In fact everything connected with the Shoe Finiing busi
ness on nlmbe SiXpence principle of low prices together
with the largest assortment of hemlock and oak Sole
Leather prime UpDer kpS, and Finished Leather to be found
in any house in Baltimore
@S- Bark Mills Tanners and Curriers' Tools always on
hand for sale -
~ Likewise Agency for the very best
LEATHER BANDING,
dealers.
BSr Likewise, now in store and for sale,
300 GALLONS OF WARRANTED PURE
-, AND UNADULTERATED OIL,
by h or IN casks for Tanners and Curriers' Boston prices
Parties using dealing in Oil hereby notified of the
tat my assortment of Oils shall always be the best the
city, and on accommodating terms
FRANCIS H. GRUPY,
~ South Calvert street,
And my warehouse, g Grant street opposite Robin
K Lords a1ot
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Marine IntelIiuencp

New ORLEANS, May l0.-Arrived shipsSt Louis
from New York, Havelock from Boston, Cerro Cor
do from Baltimore, Kearsage from Havre Emily
A. Hall and Anna Thompson from Liverpool
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w SoO 1dERN AND W ESIERN
- ,,,nr,-, ~, ,,,-,r ~ - MERCHANTS.
SCHAEFFER LoNEY, Importers,
NO 3EANOyER STREET, Baltimore,
hvlie the attention of Country Merchants visiting this
city to an examination of their stock which variety and
nce VIII compare iavcraby with similar stocks any of
the Atlantic cities. - -
Orders from responsible and prompt dealers respectfully
s'lGted ap23-tf
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R2asS&
tMsRSfSs5II MsRSfSs5II

nUP0NT'S POWDER AGENCY,
SPORTING,
BLASTING,
AND SHIPPING POWDER,
For sale In any quantity, Manufacturers prices by the
Agents, A. L. WERR & RRO
mhl-r Corner Pratt and Commerce streets
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q. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
No. 40 ). CHARLES STREET. NEAR LOMBARD,
BALTIIORE, MD,
Has just received and
sorted stock Of Writing, Printing, Book and Wrapping
Papers; BHderss Trunk, Straw, Bonnet Boards &c Hay
ing been appointed agent by Thaddcs Davs Co for the
sale OF their unrYaed Mucagc Ink, Scaling Wax, Black
Sand &c he is prepared to furnish them the
ers prices Attention is respectfully solicited his stock
hortna
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NcAVOY & JENKINS,
4'A No. II LIGHT STREET, Baltimore,
Invite particular attention TO the
PATENT EIfNArl\ti REFRIG GERATOR

m7.tf COOK and PARLoR STOVES, CRATES. &c
Clio CULLlNGS AND SCANTLING. C.10
RI " LARGE LOT OF eSlO
CCLlNGS and SCANTLING that have been used for sale
At $40 per VI. cash AlSO Batten Doors undr,ssed and
Ironghs to feed cattle, for sale cheap for cash.
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AiAMOND KINGS.
IL CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have on hand large stock Of elegant Diamond Rings
ousts and single stones set in the newest styles apS
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l. u, - - KNIVES AND FORK!
EXTRA HEAVY PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS
WOSTEN1OLM'S AND RODGERS
POCh ET KNIVES, RAZORS AND SCISSORS
large assortment of the above goods just receved-male
TO order and Of superior quality. For sale by
SCHAEFFER LONEY Importers,
au2-f M iIanoJar strsst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

tzS OLD NEwsPAPERs.-Many people take
newspapers, but few preserve them; yet the most
interesting reading imaginable is file of old
newspapers. 1t brings up the very age, with all
its hustle and every day affairs, and marks its
genius and its spirit more than the most labored
description of the historian, Who can take
paper, dated half century ago, without the
thought that almost every name there printed is
now cut upon tombstone at the head Of ON
epitaph. The doctor (quack or regula) that
thero advertIses his medicines and their cures,
has followed the sable train of his patients; the
merchant his ships-could get no security on his
life--and the actor-who could make others laugh
or weep-can now only furnish skull for his
successors in Hamlet. 1t is easy to preserve
newspapers, and they will repay the trouble, for,
like that of wine, their value increases with
their years and old files have sometimes been
sold at prices too startling to mention.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

E9- a VrLLAINoUs TRIcK.-Every now and
then new trick is resorted to by Williams who
are too lazy to work for living, and honest
people are surprised and open their eyes in
astonishment at it for O while. We have
just met, in an exchange, the following, which
we publish to place our readers upon the look
out, as the same thing may be attempted
here:
"a New DoDoE.-A cunning rogue, as we
learn, has been doing the people in manner
that is as cool as ingenious. Hc calls at the
house, and, otter exhibiting the effects of his
varnish upon furniture, offers the bottle of
varnish for sale. Most Of the ladies take it.
aud the gentleman requests them TO furnish
him with bottle, as the one exhibited is more
convenient to carry about. He then supplies
them with q mixture of molasses and water,
goes to the next house with strong recon-
mendatons from the places previously visited
aud sells another bottle Of his valuable mix
ture."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

MuRDERoUs AFFRAY-W OMAN Killed A
quarrel took place, last Wednesday. at Sum
nit Hill. Carbon county, Pa, between Mrs
Campbell and a man named Cahill, in the
course of which Cshill stru.k the woman on
the bead, with on iron bar killing her instant
ly. CahiIl was arrested and lodged in Mauch
Chunk Jail.
Mrs Swisshelm. in her letters to young
ladies. says that "every country girl knows
how to color red with madder" This we
believe to he an chronological fact, es we have
always noticed that with all girls the madder
they get the redder they are.
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Correspondence.


SELISsGEovE, May %, 1859.
MR. EDITOR In the very onset Of this com.
munication, q difficulty presents itself, and
fear arises ns to whether will be able to full.
fl the promise made in my note of the 18th
inst, viz, Ito give you something important"
Now as men are go differently disposed, and
having their like aud dislike, one hating an
object which another loves, one regarding as
ridiculous that which another looks upon as
highly important &c, renders it o somewhat
difficult matter to please the great variety of
tastes Of which mon are possessed. To do
which, / will leave TO those better booked
than myself, and harry on to such matters as
occur TO me.
Everything in and areund this place smiles
and looks glad. The farmer comes 10 with
his courtenance illumined with bright hopes,
and awaits, with pleasing anticipations, the
time when be may be able 10 fell the ripening
harvest. The mechanic labors with greater
ease and comfort. from the fact that he finds
a ready sale for his work. The merchants,
all life and bustle, and with an air of satisfac-
tion throws out his goods, as he expects in
return the ready John. There is, however,
here certain class, who have a temporary
residence, and who have to interest them,
their various studies, their preparation for the
important work Of the ministry.
The Missionary Institute" located at this
place, is ore which is now attracting consd-
cradle attention throughout the whole Lu-
theran Church. brief history, therefore, OF
it may not be uninterestipg TO portion at
least, Of your resders. Its object is the pre-
pairing OF pious men for the ministry, men
who are not able to advance the great amount
OF money necessary to take q regular Collegi-
ate course. Here the theological instruct tion
is gratis, costing the student his board,
clothing and books only.
This Institution has been but nine months,
or thereabeuts in existence, and there are
now in attendance one hundred and twenty
students, male and female, and still hey
come. Twenty six are regular theological
students.
The present session opened on the frst
Wednesday of April and closes the first Wed.
nesday Of July.
The faculty is as follows: Rev. B. Kurtz
LII. D., Rev. II. Zegler. A. NJ. Professors
Of Theology. Thso's Weaver A. b., Princi.
pal Of classical department, VIM. NGtliD, A.
b., Professor of Mathematics Geo. r. Wea.
wear and II. Dietrich. Teachers Of primary
department.
BY the opening Of the next session.
am pleased to say We will be able TO occupy
the new aud cammodious building which ID
now in progress OF erection. . description oil
which, together with other facts hersaJtr.
Yours hastily, b.
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New Advertisements
oRDIN -ANCE

WHEREAS, Persons are in the habit Of
placing lumber, wood, coal. ashes. &c, &c. :,
in the streets. lanes and alleys of the Bo.
rough OF Sudbury, in violation OF the Borough
Charter. Therefore,
BE ii ordained By the Burgess and Council
q ne Borough aforesaid, That it shall be
the duty Of the High Constable, as often ns
IT is necessary, to enforce the 3lst. 32d and
$50 sections of the Borough Charter, for
such cases made and provided, against all
persons violating them; and that for this
service he shall receive one half of the fines
imposed upon offenders, the other to 90 into
the Barcngh Treasury ''
De 1t further ordained, That fora neglect
hue OF one dollar.
Snnbury. May Is. lssa-4t
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Religious Notices.

Divine service will be held every Sabbath IN .hi' 10
rough as follows:
PRESBYTERIAN CHUR CH--North Yves: corner Of
Blackberry and DeeI Streets Rev D. REARpoN Pastor
Divine service every Sabbath nj 10! NJ Prayer meet.
ing on Thursday evening. At Northumberland, IN oid
School Presbyterian Church, at O'Clock, r. NJ every
Suhbath
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH.-North west
OF River and Blackberry streets, Rev w STEIN
METZ Pastor Divine service, alternately, every Sabbath
at 10 a. NJ, and =. NJ. Player meeting on Friday
evening
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.--Deer
street below V. =. Rnil Road, Rev. =. BoRN, Pastor
Divine service, alternately, every Sabbath nt 10 A NJ and
Up. NJ PIlyer meeting on wednesday evening
METHODIST ErscoPAL CHURCH -Dewbrrry street
west Of s. * Rail Road, Rev. 6. WARREN and f f.
RIDDLE Pastors Divine service, alternately, every SAT-
bath at 10! A NJ. and p. III. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening.
BAPTIST CHCRCH-Fsvn street, below 5. V. &
Railroad, Rev. A. J. HAY, Pasot Preaching every al
teInate Sabbath al O'Clock, p NJ. Daring the present
mouth follows: Pad aud ath Sabbaths s-Leeiure
every Thursday evening, at O'Clock
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

Save Time and you save Money
Hence if you proceed on your arrival at Phlla.
deiphia to ZIEGLER d SMITH, (WhoIesaie
Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers
Corner of SECOND g. GREEN STREETS
you will have an opI ortunity of purchasing from
larger, better and cheaper stock of WHITE
LEAD, ZINC, coiored Paints and Window
Glass Of assorted silos and qualities than eau 10
found at any other store there,
Feb. 5, '59.-lYwI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

81 FouRTH OF JULy.-Preparation ore
already being made in many places for q
proper observance of Independence day
We have not as yet heard of any move to
celebrate the coming anniversary Of American
Independence in this place. We hope our
citizens will get up celebration worthy OF
the occasion and creditable to the town. -
Let US have regular old fashion Jubilee, and
show to the world, that the spirit of '76 has
not entirely died out in Sunbury. Who will
be the first TO make the move
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

F5S SHOT IN THE FLocK.-We wonder if
the following Paixhan shot, from the IN otss
from the Plymouth Pulpit" by Herry Ward
Beecher, hits anybody in all these regions
round about We hope not. Mr.. Bsecher
said
There is sitting before me in this congre-
CATION now two hundred men, who stuff their
Sundays full OF what they call religion. and
then go out on Mondays to catch their brother
by the throat, saying Pay me that thou
owest; it's NJ ondsy now, aud you needn't think
that because We sat crying together yesterday
am going to let you OF from that debt, lift does
ruin you to pay it now"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28


ATrRMrr TO MURDER THE rrRouGu MAIL.
AGENT AND ROB THE NJ Ais AND EXPRESS
CHEsr-0n Wednesday evening, as the ex.
press train that leaves New York at o'clock
p. NJ, or the New York and Erie Railroad
left Port Jervis, 89 miles from New York, q
few minutes past 9 o'clock, fellow attempt
ed to administer chloroform TO Mr.. Adam
X eek, the mail agent. A sponge well satu-
rated was applied, but in the act, drop fell
on Mr. keck's face which aroused him.
Springing up, the persoI ciincbed the agent
by the cravst and drew sX.bnrreled pistol.
The mail agent seized the pistol just by the
cock, and the two had o severe tussel Tor ten
minutes or more, during which time the pistol
dropped. The robber then attempted TO use
sluug shot, which he also lost during the
tussel, and was altogether roughly hsudled.
During the scuills three or four express boxes
were broken by the parties falling on them,
and the iron rods 10 front Of the window we're
bent out four inchs and the glass broken.
Unfortunately the bell rope was pulled by
one OF them which brought the train to a
stand. The robber broke away and jumped
of the car before the conductor could seize
him The car was so full of the chloroform
that it was actually suifocat!ng. The robber
left behind him an overcoat valued at S3o,
the six barrelled pistol basket containing
provisions, q bottle Of brandy, bag, sappos-
ed to put the money 10 (f be got any, and
the slung shot. No donbt he expected to
klll the express messenger. and the mail
agent also, if they made any resistance, take
the key Of the safe and extract the money,
of which there was 100000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28


SHANoEIN VALLEY AND PoTTsvII.LE Rail.
RoAp--The annual report has been pub.
lished. The coal tonnage for the year 1858
was l35, ,s92 tons, being 1913 less than that
Of 1851; but for the year ending March
3lst, 1859, which is hereafter 10 he the close
of the fiscal year, the tonnage was l49,Sl5
tons, an increase of l0,357 over the previous
year. The gross earnings have been $751;
CTS ! expenses, S45,ISi net profits, $685.
Oil. The ratio Of expenses has been Sc per
cent but it is expected on n business of
800, 600 tons, to reduce il to As per cent
The interest payable annually amounts to
S5l,2i5. The deficiency of about $4,000
has been met by an issue of capital stock
The company is now without any floating
debt, and its unfunded debt is small (about
S7,000,) extended in small amounts, over
about eighteen Miners Journal,
2lSt Instant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
Notice to Contractors.

'E'HE board Of School Directors of p ,int Town
ship, will meet at the House of John Pear.
SON. on Monday the 18th day of June, 1859. f,,
the purpose of receiving proposals for the bujlj.
ing OF School House. in Point township. nes,
nhuiasky Furnace, on the land of Jesse Yocum
lhe house is to be built of Brick, 20 feet by 80
For plans or specification call on
d. STERNER,
] iOCUM,
May GA. lSh0-lt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

A Coop INvEsrNENr.--Auy Investment Of
money that is certain to bring health, COM
fort, and happiness to the family circle, must
be good one. The purchase of GROVER &
BAKER Sewing Machine will 90 all this, and
bring more joyous smiles to the face Of
a house. wife, than any other investment Of a
like sum of money. 1t is deed of emanci
patton from the tolls Of hand sewing, and will
give her time for selfimprovement, or for the
mental culture Of her children, aud every
family should be nroYided with one.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

~ The Directors and Officers of the North
ern Central Railroad passed over the road We'd
neslay Of last week. from Baltimore to this place ;
on Thursday morning they went TO Williamsport
returning the same day. They expressed them
selves highly pleased with the condition of the
road, and delighted with the country through
which they passed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

ca We refer our readers to the adver-
tisement of Friing & Grant in another
column These enterprising gentlemen have
completed their new store room which Is now
the largest in Central Pennsylvania and
have filed il to perfect jam with the largest
variety Of new goods ever brought to this
part Of the country, which are unrvalled for
excellence and lowness Of price. Give them
q call.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

ca A NEw MILITARY COMPANY has been
started at Harrisburg, called the Cameron
Guards" The Telegraph, speaking of this
Company says:
"The young men who have rallied under
the name OF the Cameron Guards" have
determined to initiate the example set by the
illustrious mau whose name they bear and
pursue their object to its accomplishment
regardless or oil obstacles
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

sy Iu cur advertising columns will be
found an ordinance passed by the courcil on
Tuesday evening last in regard TO cleansing
streets and alleys giving power TO the High
Constable to bring suit against ofenders.-
We hope the High Constable will not be
backward in attending to this duty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

ES@ INDIA RUBBER PREs.-In another col
umn will be found an advertisement of these
pens made out Of India Rubber. They are
elastic and not liable to corrcde, aud are now
coming into use. They can be had at this
ofice-Price 37t cents per dozen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

gT LADIES HONE MAGAZINE for June. is on
our table and still retains its wellearned rep.
utation OF being one Of the best Magazines 10
the land. Arthur is fullyup to the age, and
publishes n cheap and good Magazine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

HaSH May PAnTY.--The scholars and teachers
party on Weitzel's Island en- Friday Of last week,
where they spent the day, and in the evening
returned highly delighted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
CENTRAL HOTET,
Ii VERY STARTE

IL VER Y STABLE
E'H e subscriber respectfully announces to the
pnoiic that he is prepared II accommodate
them with Saddle Horses, Horses and BugrIes,
9u'R'es' Carriages, Rockaways and Hacks, a,
the shortest notice. His stock of Horses ara
admired Tor speed and gen,leness. The vehicles
are neat and in good order.
Careful drivers will always be in readiness to
caIry passengers TO any point desired
IL omnibnsses for parties and pc.nies can
be had at all times with or without driver.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully 50.
h'iLed' JOS. MOIST, Lessee.
Sunhury, May 90, 1850
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
T9.e M at krts.

BALTIMORE MARKETs-May &c, 1859.
GRAIs-Wheat. there were sales of red at lisa
$50 cts. for fair to good lots and white at 65a
10 cts for fair, and ls5al95 cts. for prime par
cells of do. Corn, sales of good yellow at s6as7
cts, and of fair to prime white al 81 cls.-ssa9l
There were sales OF Virginia Oats at 80 cts. and
Pennsylvania do. at 55a56 cts. There were
some Pennsylvania Rye offered aud sold al o.
cts. Maryland Rye at DC cts. per bushel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28


ANOTHER TRAGEDY-A HUSBAND KILLS HIS
WIFEs PARAMouR.-A shocking tragedy &C.
Cured in Cincinnati, on Wednesday night
A man named Richard Malone, the father Of
three children, was deliberately shot aud
killed at public house, by John w. Claw
sou, who was imm ediately arrested. The
Commercial thus details the circumstances
which led to tue deed =
Clawson is young man, not probably over
twenty-four years Of age. His troubles seem
oil to have accrued from an unfortunate mar
riage, Six years ago. he led to the altar q
young and beautiful girl Of Philadelphia
The marriage was opposed by both his and
her friends. The objections urged were their
ages-she not fifteen, while he wanted three
years before attaining his majority. Despite
the warnings and couusels OF friends, they
eloped and were married clsndestinely. They
cane. to this city, and for two years their
lives were happy, but at last tie tenpter In
vaded the sanctity Of their home, and the
girl-though q mother, still girl-agaiu
eloped not us wife, but as o mistress. She
was soon forsaken by her seducer, and wri-
ting to her husbaud-who still cherished for
his erring wife an unaltered atfection--a peni-
tent letter, ne received her again, with all
impeIiections. Two more years rolled away
she performed in the interim the duties OF q
wife and mother, in their fullest sense, the
dark spot on their marriage existence was
almost forgotten. when fend more arch
than the first, ngratiated himself into their
household, and succeeded in alluring her
from the path Of honor. For q time stolen
interviews we're had, but Of late, the twain
have lived together publicly, as man and mis-.
tress.
A Hale OLD MAS.-Tbe Madison wis J
Journal says man, one hundred and two
years old. entered o quarter section Of land at
the Manaska Land Office on Friday week
His name is j. Msddip, resides in the town
of Black Wolf, in Winnsbago county. aud has
been resident Of Wisconsin 27 years, and is
an Irishmsn by birth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
NJ A r r l A G Z S

On Sunday 22nd inst, by the Rev. Jacob
T. Wampole, JonN Fischer, to Miss SARAH
AKIN KLINGER, both Of Mount Carmel.
At the residence OF Andrew Helm Esq
in Trevorton, on the 22d. inst, by the Rev.
F. b. Riddle, MI. CHARLES WRIrkMAN, TO
Miss SARAH JONES, both OF Trsvorton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
The Northern Central Railway.


Arrival apd departure OF Passenger Trains and after
MAY 23d, 1859. at SUSpuRy, as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS. For Harrisburg Baltimore, Leaves sunbury,
Mail Tran, i053 A. NJ.
Buffalo 4 Niagara Express. II Al p. NJ.
Burden and Passenger Maiysvile, APO
COMING NORTH.
TRAINS From Harrisburg & Bait, Arrive ut sunbury,
Mail Train, 3l3P,M
Buffalo and Niagara Express. 1910
Burden and Passenger, from Marysville, 42s A. NJ
GOING NORTH
TRAINS. For whamsRort Elmira, Leaves sunbury,
Mail Train, 31sP.M
Buffalo aud Niagara Express, i0l5
Burden and Passenger, 100 Am
COMING SOUTH
TRANS. From Emira Wilunmspt, Arrive ntsnnbury
Mail Train. 1850 A. NJ
Buffalo and Niagara Express, II rs +. NJ.
Burden and Passenger. go "
The shamoLin valley and Pottsvillc Railroad.
Passenger train leaves Sunhury ut SIS "A NJ.
" Z" Nj. Carmel, i3O P. VI.