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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
"T,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

PURIFY YOUR BREATHE
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE.
sPALDINdS
THROAT CONFEOT TONS
GOOD FOR GLERGYMEN,
GOOD FoR LEcTuRERs
GOOD FoH PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
GOOD FOR SINGERS
COOL FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY Eor
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve sCoush instantly
They clear tbs Tbroi
They Give strength and voum. to 6e voo.
They impsrt delicious aroma 70 the bssih
They us dslixhttoi TO the tss..
They are made Of simple hsss aud c,nno, harm any
I.d,s svsry ons who has Cough Gussy votee Bad
Brc,tb any difficulty Of tho Throat TO get psotes Of
will .ree with me tbs. they 20 right the spot Yea vIu
hnd them very useful and pIsnant Will. travelling attending
public meeting. for stIps your Cough sl.yhs your thirst
Eyou try Ons package safe saying THAT ysu win
sh.r~rd consider them Indispensable, You sG Odd then at
the Druggist. and Dealer. In Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
gMy .,oaiur. 10 on each package AL Ossr Oeun,sr
p.ckss, VII b, ssa, By mail gs,pad receipt Of thirty
cents
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No % oeApsa NssYosk
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE sEHsOUs HEADACHE
CEPIIALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE
b, IN. u.s Of .hsss Pills periodic attacks Of Nervous
s H,adseA. may prevented ard taken the commence
men. OF a, stick immediate relief pain ard sickness. vii be
obtained
They seldom fail In removing tho Nas'sa AID Headache TO
which females ar subject
Tbsy act gently upon the bowels removing Co'fseats.
For LIBRARY M-. Ssrd~.u Delicate Females and all per
Of ssis-ss,y habas they valuable Lsrass I'm
proving the epps giving and reor digestive
s,n. and restoring the natural elasticity Who'll.
.y,tem
The CEPHALIc PILLS the result Of long inv,sgsion
and c.Ieay conducted experiments having been In many
Year,, during Which time they have prevented and relieved
vast smoont Of pain and suffering from Hosdsohs, whshs
originating the system CT OU deranssd state Of the
stomach.
They are ,ney vegetable 10 their composition. and may be
lsn q. Al, time. with perfect ssy whou. making change
OF dict and "a. o5,nee If any d.agrsab, vtadr'
{. adsini.t~ aoa 70 Children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTSl
Tn. genuine have are signatures OF HENRY C. SPALDG
on each Boz.
Sold By Druygists and al other Dealers In Medicines
AboI will bs sen, by mail prepaid, receipt Of tho
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financial.
IWInENDS. July. 1861.

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE co..
No. 81 WALI-Sr., NEw.foaK. July " i''''
The BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this day aeceis'
SCRIP DIVIDEND Of - ~,....
the premiums the policies written WAN te Ps agb
provision and MARKED OFF duriog the year eioeSS 9er
jane u The Scrip is to be ready Ter delivery On anu
August LIST.
The Board also declsrsd - o,.>,r
interest on the outstanding Scrip OF the company W"
aud after the 18th in.t. ,,,,,,.n =,
And +. sEMI.ANNCAL DIVIDEND OF -,
SIX AND A HALF PR CLINT
on the Capital Stock Of tine Company, 20! a0ie on oe
The Ft Division Of Profits July 1869 was So per cent
The Assets Of the Company the lat INST an'Uhs" ="
k278.792 -
Net Surplus (estmstedl to q 7o37s
AsuFp TAYLOR President.
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certain safe aud pernsnen, for Rheims,isn Heuasis
and Salt Rheum IL 10 nal remedy dn'ng ont and en-
ttrey The dessc requg change IN diet o bus
ineAs may taken BY children and ptsas Of the most
dolc,s oonstiiution with perfect saisiys-
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COPARTNER5HIP.
The undersigned 20 2. BIsSKL OF the late firm aud I'd
WARD IL PERKINS, Of II. A Perkinsl have hsocisted
eves Bankers 81 the city Of Hartford under the name
and at, lie of GEORGE Y. BlSSELL CO. and viii continue
tie bGness a. conducted by tho late hrn aud Of the
office
Hsyins ample capital aud every facility for carving on tho
pepa cd to discount and negotiate CONNER
ca make collections buy aud sell stocks And
bonds hny business sgtmstey CONNECTED with
sound Banking. GEU: L. bISnEi,L ,,g
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propoea's.

DATTLH-AXES FOR THE NAvY.-THH
~ BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AsU AZ DgO0RAffIv
UNITE proposals Zoe Il sJ1 TWELVE HUNDRED hkffLE
NJ ~ the Nssf 20 be diyred " eqss HeIa sus
kssy uds 81 PHILADELPHIA he~ Yek bssen al fsstsssh
n a. Pstras Of he Asc. NJ .hrwh slghOadss us
Assistant Inspectors OF Ordanucs a. tie
tie condition. s,sds knewn andef vhck The VII 30
coi ed. ANpFEW A. HAYWOOD.
Chief Be ets Ordnanoe snd 9ydIorsphy.
Msllrsfon Ju, u. IaJt.
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SEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received bJ the
School Ofcrrs ofthe lfh Wsd ~ OHoe sfe c1sst
eithe bsfd q Education corner % Gsad snd tisi uuo
WhpNB5DAY, the lT,h day o. July Inst o'ciore "a,
- ne CHAIRS, DESkh SETTLES, &c, ueossssfy 70 f~s
nstaE the Class Rocms % WArd school No - IN saa Nss
panuaat TO psn sad specsalsns ne snd 10 b. he
Ose ,he sur~sts.aspi OF hoo uiaiuEs No "a CEsby
respoutsls peoas rssusss ~ s tai but psfossne. ~
The cqsc The Sch Ohcsu ~ he Nasd reserve me ~
ofssi o. ~ q The proposals. Sfsfsa dsesa Zoe he
public Interests 20 DO
CHRISTIAN nfTzOAR Chsirr,.s
RCHaHo T.. LsnHINOHE
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GARDINER

GARDINER
RHEUMATIC AND FEUhAJon
COMPOUND.
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GEALED PROPOSALS will be- received l,y tho
- 5coei Ofcep ofths NN1id wnd a. he OHIO. ~ Csl
Of ur Board ~ fdura Of cfaad snd llnfs re
MONDAY. JOY Vs. Il 10 oeloft % nasn fsf the HfOsiA
llrE 40, ncsssy Or hsss Nafd schooi iicase No ~ IN
sad We'd TufuN 70 specific atishs ME ahd a. be .,
'hs Office u the Supsri onaeat OF S,hoa hsdsea Ne
tfohyst ls.h pr peal mu he accompanies Nb lbs sa-s
0teO rspOrsipie Hnd PROVED fufffes The She OAc~s
the rist 10 eol 81 Of The proposals oaefed
deemed To- sle public iHierrsis 10 d. 90.
BENZ. n fAIRCHILD Chslmssa
Iossra Cuot,re I, S.r,.trrv
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WATERS, Agent, hs:
IL removed No. sl Bosdssy ss'Sssr Gs. I'd 81
where he sells new ces,ve "a, eT sss
sss to $50 An knd. Of Music. Msrchae q war , S.,
Pianos and Meodeons 10 reni from agTsie
Churches OF low prices
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Real estate for Sale.


III ACoUNrRY REsIDKNCE at Grsebwieh, Conn, with -
srs land mostly new meadow hDe orchards and pleoy OF
ohe fl tfee, large la studded with full grown shade trees
The dwelling and outbuiigs large and de sbe In every re-
spec Inquire No. Cbsltsn, square. THIS rAce ready In
en- en- respect Cor iaameaiste occupation.
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Burning flnio, Oils, &e.

A TWOODs PURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n Free from fuse oil and other foreign matter by schemiea
process; adapted to medical purposes such making ncures
Excts Ethers Cblorofo 6c.; best for Performer USE
T.. ANTHONY. No. 5o1 Broadway, sole Agent
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HUUSUN KIVEK n
IL NY and TROY, CONNEC
and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chsmbsrs-st.
Express, Z and II 9. IN. and ,:3O
and 5 p. IN.
Troy ard Albany with sleep
ing-carl. lo:l5 p. IN.
fougnkee osie train, o. 8 q M
"; : aud &p. ~
Peck,knl train, $3.50 q m. and
S:3op m
Sing Sing train, 3:i5. f:30 and
9: ; p. IN.
fishkil train, s;3op- m. .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

EB" The Selinsgrove Times editor arraigns
the President on bill of indictment contain.
ing eight counts or charges, on which "Old
Abe" is TO be impeacbed or impaled as soon
as Congress meets. The President it seems
has violated the Constitution, among other
things, in blockading the Southern ports
If the English Cabinet had not made great
bluuder, and consulted the Selinsgrove Times
instead of the London Times, they would not
have acknowledged the justness and legality
Of the blockade. Another outrage of the
President was 10 looking over the private
dispatches Of traitors who were acting as
spies in our midst, and sending by Telegraph,
information to the Rebels. The President
ought to be ashamed of bimselfin in thus expos
ing the secrets of Northern traitors to their
Southern friends. The editor should be made
a witness to establish these facts and after
wards sent South as Northern natural curl
osity-not exactly "half horse and half allga
tor" but more properly half ass and half trsi
| tor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
Attention Militia.
HEADQUARTERS, }
lst Brigade, 9Th Division p. VI. !

1
yE>HE Militia of LIST Brigade sth Division (em
Il bracing all able bodied white male citizens
between the ages of IL and 45 years. are respect
fully and earnestly requested 10 meet IN each
township, on SATURDAY the 22l inst, at =!
O'Clock p. NJ, at the place Of holding township
elections, to elect one person for Captain; ono
person for LIST Lieutenant aud one person for ID
Lieutenant for the Militia OF each township, with
a view to an organization Of the Militia OF tho
County.
1t is particularly urged that the Militia SO or
ganized will parade on the days following, viz
The Militia of Sunbury, Upper Augusta, Low
er Augusta, Point, Northumberland, Rush, sha-
mokin, Coal, Mt. Carmel and Zerbe to parade at
! Sunbury on the 4th of JULY, line to be formed
at o'clock A. NJ, in Market street, right on
- street. Volunteers and Militia men from
all parts of the county are invited and urged to
join in this parade, and assist in appropriately
celebrating The approaching National AnniveT'
sary by good old fashioned Militia Training.
Arms are not required.
The Militia of Milton, Chillisquaque, Delaware,
Turbut, Lewis, Watsontown and McEwensyille.
to meet at Milton on Saturday the 2uth Of July,
The Militia of Little MahOnoy, Cameron, Up
per Mahonoy, Jordan, Washington, Jackson and
| Lower Mahonoy to meet at Smlth's Tavern, On
Saturday the 27th OF July.
We have been urged 10 make this suggestion
TO the Militia OF this county by large nunhers Of
influential citizens from different townships, who
think that in this hour of our countrys peril it is
not only proper, but duty to demonstrate our
strength and organize it, so that should the gov.
srnmeat unfortunately require moro men the
country would know where and how TO find her
brave and sturdy patriotic Volunteers.
BY all means let us celebrate by a grard i'm
posing demonstration that great day the 4th Of
July. BY request Of
J. l.. REEDER.
Brig Gen, LIST Brigade s,h Div,
WM. X. MARiZ, Brigade ln-rec,cd,
Sunbury, June 10Th, ls0t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

gN Our neighbor Of the Ga=ette gives the
editor of the Democrat of this place lecture,
10 his late paper, that ought to improve his
memory as well as his moral and political
ethics. In referring to the upfounded char
ges against us. the Gasette says:
"As to Mr.. Masser's instiga,iDg the threats
iu question, we distinctly recollect having
had conversation with him at the time our
people were indulgng in denunciations mot
violence) against the Democrat, in which
conversation we discussed the peck of trou
bles in which Mr.. Purdy bad got himself, and
Mr.. Masser remarked that he (Purdy) was
not worth the fuss, and that if only rope
enough was given him he would hang him
self. This Gid not look very much like Mr.
Masser stirring up O mob against hiH. That
Purdy was scared is evident, but we hardly
believe it was through fear of violence, but
because he found that by its course his news
paper had srrayed against it so overwhelming
display of public displeasure."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
Religious Notices.

Divine service will be held every Sabbath this Bo
rough as fOlows
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.--North west o.
Blackberry and Deer streets, Rev }. ID. REAKpoS, Pastor
Divine service every Sabbath at 10Y A, NJ. Prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening Al Northumberland ia Old
School Presbyterian Church. at O'Clock, p. NJ, every
Sabbath.
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH North wesl
of River and Blackberry streets Rev, j. w STEIN
METZ, Pastor DIVINE service alternately every Sabbath
at 10 A. NJ. and :! p. NJ. Prayer meeting on Friday
evening
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.-DeeT
street below va p Rail Road Rev. p RIzER, Pastor
Divine service alternately, every Sabbath at ~ NJ and
~ p, NJ. PIaver mesfNg on "Wednesday evening
METHODIST ErSoPAL CHURCH,-DewbeTry stree,
west of 5. & Rail Road Rev. f. BUTLER ana j. Il
SwANGER, Pastors Divine service alternately Sab
bath at l0t A. and 7! r. II. Prayer meeting on Thurs
daY evening.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
Snamokin Coal Trade.

The Great Cloihing Emporium ofhe Union
-Philadelpbia possesses the most splendid
Clothing Emporium in the country But
to its patrons its chief attractions are, the
elegance Of the garments for Geptlemen and
Youths, manufactured there, the beauty and
durability Of the materials, the superior excel
lenee of the fit, and lastly the moderate pri
ces at which the goods are sold. We refer to
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall ST Roekhl &
Wilson, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

sy KILLED.-We regret to learn that
Henry Hummel, son of Benjamin Hummel,
OF Snyder county, was killed on Tuesday last,
by the fall of the side Of the frame of new
barn, which had just been raised at Mr..
Vents. The fall was owing to the giving
away oftbe wall. Mr.. Hummel was CON-
pletely crushed into the earth by the falling
timbers, and was taken up lifeless. He wa.
0 man Of family. about thirty years ofage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
- MARSHAL KANE-Govarnor U;cl

Ca MARSHAL KAYE.-Governor Hicks
publishes letter relating to Mayor Browns
and Marshal Kane's agency in the burning o.
the bridges on the Philadelphia and Northern
Central Railroads on the night of the massa.
ere of the Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
troops 10 the streets Of Baltimore. The
Governor shows conclusively that the bridge
burning was but the part OF deliberate and
long existing plot and he fixes the guilt oi
both the Mayor and the Marshal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
Nj A r II | A G E S .

Near Elysburg, on Sunday evening, the 9th
inst, by the Rev. Jacob f. Wampofe, JosEpH
HENDERSON SHIPMAN. of Elysburg, to HARRI'
EFT REED, daughter of David Reed, Of Shamo'
kin township
At Shamokin, on the 9:h inst by the Rev.
A. d. Hawr, Mr.. d. HIRAM SrCLAIR, to Miss
MARY ANN SNYDER. both of Lower Augusta
tp, Northumberland county Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

Ga The Loss AT GREAT BErHEL.-The
number Of our men killed at Great Bethel was
fourteen, and the number wounded forty.
The report Of a second engagement was not
credited, and no news to that effect had been
received 10 official quarters.
There ia q rumor afoat that battle has
occurred at Harpers Ferry, but is not credi'
ted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

New CoUYTERFEIT-A new counterfeit on
the Farmers Bank Of Lancaster, has made
its appearance. The bill has no ceutre Wig.
Dette-oval male portrait 10 above on right
end-two Indians, one knee!iug, 10 above ou
left end-female bathing between signatures
-nsme OF bank in q semi.cirele at the top of
the note.
1t is stated that including the Home
Guards, there are not less than 500 600 men
enrolled in the fee States ready for service
at a moments warning from the Government.
This is CD army more numerous than there
are free white men between the ages of eigh.
teen and forty,fve iu all the seeded slave
Statna
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

II New GooDs.-Some of our merchants
are getting up new supplies. We examined
last week, new lot Of goods received by Fri
ling & Grant. This week f. Y. Bright &
Son advertise an excelentand extensive as.
sortment Of goods just received from the city
Our storekeepers are determined to keep up
their stock and reputation not withs:andine
the times.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

The y. Y. Tribune noticing the case Of j.
Il, Harvey, lstely appointed Minister to Port.
ugal, whose detection, since his-departure. has
been discovered by the Telegraph dispatches
seized by the Government, says:-
"Tne order recalling Harvey went out by
the steamer OF Wednesday. Were not all our
ships. s.oi-war absolutely required for the block.
ade, he would be brought home prisoner 10
a man'of.war. Under the circumstances, be
Will be allowed to choose bis own conveyance
to America. | notice that bis guilt is denied
In some qusrters. But this is useless. The
evidence 10 overwhelming"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

Ga Our old friend, George F. Miller, Esq.,
is named as candidate for President Judge
in the Union County district. Mr.. Miller has
an extensive practice, and has had much ex.
perience 10 his profession.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

eD Col. CAMERoS.-The Philadelphia In.
quirer alledges that the appointment of Col.
Cameron was the result Of some trickery.-
This we know TO be untrue Mr.. Cameron
was elected at New York without his knowl.
edge or consent ten days since, and it was on
ly few days ago that he consented to accept.
This is confirmed BY the following from the
n. Y. Tribune -
"Col. james Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, has
accepted the Colouelcy of the 18th High.
land Regiment, which was offered him last
week. A Committee Of officers of the regi.
msnt waited on Col. Cameron to-day and
earnestly pressed his acceptance. The Col.
onel visited the regiment this afternoon and
sig1lhed his acceptance in a speech which
ELECTED true Scotch enthusiasm"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

ca Much editorial and other matter has
been crowded out BY our Army Correspond.
eDce, which will be found more interesting
ct the present time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

B' An interesting letter from Washington,
written by young friend, formerly of this place,
and recently appointed I'd Lieutenant in the
Army. will be found in our Army correspondence
this week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

c. The GREENoUGn GuARps.-This Ju-
venile company composed Of boys, we're out
in uniform on Saturday and looked we'll on
parade.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

saT Gov. Sprague of Rhode Island, who is
not yet 80 years of age, and worth about Ten
millions, is aflisnced to Miss Kate Chase,
the eldest daughter Of the present Secretary
Of The Treasury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
0N at II { IL s il.

New YORK, June 6.-The Chamber of Com.
merce has resolved to present a suitable medal
each and all of M ajor Anderson and Lieut.. Slem-
mer's commands, in service at Fort Sumter and
Fort Pickens.
LOUISVILLE, June "a special despatch
from Knoxville, dated the 4th inst, says that
John Bell made speech there, urging war to
the death against the North and declaring that
five millions of the North could not conquer.
Advices from Montgomery state that much dis.
satisfaction was expressed there at the removal
of the Capitol to Richmond.
The Richmond Wing, of the lst inst, says
that Virginian will be pnt in the Rebel Cabinet
in place OF Mr.. Walker, Secretary Of War.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

ca The Shamokiu Register says the NUN.
ber of flags flying in the streets of Sbamokin
last week, were one hundred and twenty.
Some have been taken down, however.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
T H E A M ERICAN

IL UsroS ESvKLopks, of good quality for
sale cheap at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

&C. Hor WEArHER.--The weather on Mon.
day and Tuesday, was warm and spltry, the
thermometer standing at 900 in the shade.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
rHE pAYMENT OF Our VOLUNTEERS

rHE PAYMENT OF OUR VOLUNTEERS.
We had OCCASION few days since, to alude
to the immediate necessity for the payment
of our volunteers, and to urge upon our State
Government the propriety Of advancing te ev-
cry soldier from Pennsylvania a months
wages. Any such action would be nothing
more thnu loan to the General Government nt
for few weeks, as there is no doubt that
Congress will, Immediately after its organiza-
tou, proceed to make all necessary arrange
meDts for the payment of the army. Our SOL
diers have been submitting to many incouve'
niences and troubles by reason Of the scarcity
of money among them, and the measure of re.
lief we proposed impressed us very forcibly as
being calculated to increase their military eff.
cheney and alleviate many OF the bardships OF
the soldiers life.
Arrangements are being made by the State
| Government at Harrisburg 20 advance one
months pay to every volunteer in the service
from the State of Pennsylvania. The amount
distributed will be over three hundred dollars,
which will, no doubt, be refunded by the Gov.
ernment at Washington. The Government
deserves great credit for thus appreciating
the wants Of our soldiers.
The soldiers should guard agaius. specula
tors and swindIers, who may attempt to pur
chase their drafts at exorbtaut rates of usu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

ca The WYOMING BANK GUARDS, Cant.
Harvey, new company from Wlkesbarre,
passed through this place or Thursday last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

Eg BAxTER's VotusrEKRs MASral, neatly
illustrated with engravings for sale at this Office
Price rs cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

ess On Monday evening, the Hon. George
NJ. Keim died OF his residence, in Reading
after short but painful illness.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

ca ASSEMBLY have been requested
candidate for the Legislature, at the ensuing
election-subject to the decision Of the Coun
| ty Convention.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15

Horace Day. one Of the great Indian'rub.
Der men has presented Col. Anderson's Ken.
tuskians with 1900 Indiap.rubber knspsscks~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-15
WAsuINToN. June Z. 1861

Thirty Rebels. armed aud equipped. we're
captured to-day by a company of regulars,
who were on scouting expedition. They
were taken at point about seven miles dis.
tant from the Chain Bridge, and were brought
into the city tonight.
An offer has just been made to the Govern
nient for the construction Of q steel,plsted
ship which shall be proof against both shot
and she'll. and be finished within six months
aud be capable Of preaching any forti6eation
A report is current. based upon information
obtained from parties in authority, that, ir
case OF the interference OF England 10 the
affairs OF this country. the Emperor Napoleon
will side With opr CovsIuwSnt IN il Efforts IL