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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

our Ii tier A Family Sewing Machine
IS last gaining aworld wide reputation. 1t is
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has many useful appliances for Hem.
ming, Binding, Telling, Tucking Gathering,
'uasing' Trading, Emtroidering, Cording, and
30 iof'h. no other 'mily Sewing Machine has
so much capacity for great variety of work.
1t Will sew all kinds of cloth, and with all kinds
OF thread. Great and recent improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable.
and most durable, and most certain at ali rate.
of speed. 1t makes the interlocked s,itch
which is tho best stitch known. ANY one. even
Of the most ordinary capacity, cnn see, At q
glance. how to use the letter Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines are
finished IN chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine is q
piece Of cunning workmanship of the most use.
ful kind. 1t protects the machine when not in
USE and when about to be operated may be
opened as spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work. Will. some Of the Cases.
maze our OF the choicest woods, are finished in
the simplest and chastest manner possible, 9th
efs are adorned and embelished in the most
costly and superb manner.
is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation. SO as to Judge of its great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family sew.
ing as our Manufacturing machines are for man.
ufacturng purposes
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk.
twist, thread. needles, oil, &C., OF the very best
quality.
Send for PAMPHLET.
The singer Manufacturer Co.,
AS BROADWAY, New YORK.
Milwaukee Office, II Newhall Houses
And CHICAGO Office, so Clark ct.
Messrs. Glenn l. Carleton, Agents, in
Iowa City. [n42l
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NEWS ITEMS,

NEW" 'M'
Six h4uor sellers !" he"kuk county.
ca o,nn "o"o '0"
Wv
h"J"F "eh h'S ana S'"h are mah-
ing we '"u' % We" -'S''n"' 10 inspect
the d''enc's'
long ca: rings bavc cone into fash
ion in Paris. Long ears have b, en- the
fashion there for long time.
Gen. FIR Henry Warren left n W
York the G,st Of la, week. for New
Orleans, via the Mississippi riv,r tie
taxes a co'nm""d under H'h. Banks, and
'Ap'c'' 10 winter III ''A'S'
There are in circulation counterfeit,
grccnh"cks Of the uuc dollar dent miua
ton altered - tens.
-Barnum has a Five horned ram"
and at recon. cattle show he labeled
MN IAN '"'"mP'fn'' sheep. whlrh has
taken az least three ""rnS IT," much
Tile vote Of tn" ID Iowa c. valry
was 81 for Stone, and lU7 for Tut'lr.
Scott county las given the LARGEST
majority for tn" voi"" ticket: Of ""y
county IN the o''''-h'I"@ 1901
AT late term Of the District Court
- ~ "SnN '|n''!' lI'' ma" he"'">'ry
' ., 'e,''r' 81 @'of "3,'''' ''>h'
n''"3''''" ''u "''f ." S'""afr sun a
'' "''"'" ., wy '''' Wv '''"H ~ "o
"''"' ~ '''", ''oo'" '"'' '''"'''
-NHl " G"n Heron, OF Iowa. Is now
!" NV YORK, having returned from the
=" p'' '''1 ,;, ~ IT,, ,"' ''. VI wave ~ 40,
70 '''"' ,',E' III
''".' ~ ''''o'' Tvs S''"'''''o "'"''"'
nr name o, hr"nrh' me snccfSSfuI
eahd'n''' Tor a'"'.r"0r Of 'hi"' Is pro
"'"hr'h n'"V ne c'nr"rhradS VIII
S'e' ther"'"f'' fhnf 1t rhymes with tough,
rough ana enough
III Sth cavalry # Davenport by
railroad last Saturday for Ro~rcranz's
army l"r reg 'm""' "unh'r- Zoo men.
II r. l"'t'o '0o cars u carry the horses
'nd ~ Ter TIE 'n"n' Ne'SP"c' 10 hear
q Z ca ''irrf r. !" TINS r. g'n"nf. The
Davenport h":"'t" c"n>id''> 1t the best
regiment that has 'rii tie State.
1t is SAID that q general order will
be issued by the War d partmrnt, in a
few days. pr"viling torthr enlistmer, If
cr'"rrd iror rs il The State If MARYLAND.
Kentucky, Missouri, West VIRGINIA and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22
100000 Volunteers Called for Three Years
Service.

WAsHINoroN, Oct. II.
The following proclamation has been
issued by President Lincoln:
by THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, The term Of service Of part
of the volunteer force Of the u States
expires during the coming year; aud,
whereas, in addition to the men raised
by the present draft, it is deemed expe-
dent to call out 100000 volunteers, to
serve for three years or the war, not ex-
ccediug three years; now, therefore, ],
Abraham Lincoln, President Of the Z.
States, and Commander in Chief Of the
army and navy thereof, and of the militia
Of the several States, when called into
active service, do issue this proclama-
ton, calling upon the Governors Of the
different States to place, and have enlist
ed in the service of the United States,
for the various companies and regiments
ia the field from their respective States,
their quotas Of 5000 men.
| further proclaim that all the voIun-
tcers that are c: led cut and duly enlisted,
shall receive advance pay, and pension,
and bounty, as heretofore communicated
to the Governors Of States by the War
Department, through the Provost Mar
shall Generals Office, by special letters.
| further proclaim that all volunteers
received under this call, as well as all
Others not heretofore credited, shall be
duly credited and deducted from the que.
tas established for the next draft.
| further proclaim that if any State
sha'! fail to raise the quota ASST cned to it
by the War Department, under this call,
then draft for the deficiency il said
quota shall be made in said State, or in
the districts of said State, for their due
proportion Of said quota, and the draft
shal! commence on the 9TH day of Jauu.
airy, 1864.
| further proclaim that nothing in this
rroclamation shall interfere with existing
orders, or Hith those that may be issued,
for the present, in the States where it is
now in p. .rtss, or where it has not been
commenced. The quotas Of the States
and districts will be assigned BY the War
Department, through the Provost Mar
sha! Generals ottice--duo regard being
had for the men heretofore furnished.
whether by volunteering or drafting, and
the recruiting will be c0aduc,ed in &C,
cordance yith such instructions IS have
or may be issued by that Department.
In issuing this Proclamation, address
myself not only to the Governors CT the
several States, but also to the good and
loyal people thereof, invoking them to
lend their cheerful, willing and effective
aid TO the mea>ur thus adopted, with a
view to reinforce onr victorious armies
now in the field, and bring our military
operations to prosperous issue, thus
closing forever the fountains Of sedition
and cruel war.
n witucss whereof, 7 have hercuntc
set my hand, and caused the seal Of the
! United States to be aft >ed.
Done at the City of Washington, this
18th day Of October, A. d. 1868, and Of
the Independence of the United States
tn" eighty eighth.
(Signed.) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY he President
WM. Ii. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
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Hag~ At meeting in Rochester. thu

esay- At meeting in Rochester, the
other evening, Gerrit Smith said:
Il have had many hobbies before the
war, but since, have had but one: and
that is, the rebellion must be put down.
(Appl'use) | have been an abolition
'st; and when | have heard persons say
aholitlrnlsm must be maintained, | have
- aid the rebellion must be put down.
lApp'anse When | hear Democrats or
K"pnh!''a"s say their parties must be
ma'n' med, | answer, the rebellion must
be put dnTn. at whatever expense to
party When hear that the Constitu-
ton must be maintained, say the re.
be lion must be put down, at whatever
expense. We can make constitutions
after the rebellion is put down. A re.
bel'ion like this should be put down, even
II 1t cost every acre Of the National do
main"
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PENNSYLyAVIA.

Curtin's majority over Woodward is
stated by the Philadelphia Press Of last
Saturday to be 2O,37I. with few coun.
ties yet to hear from officially, but which
would not materially effect the result.
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IONA.

The returns up to the present time,
give Stone majority of Is O55. Sew
eral counties are yet to be heard from,
which will increase his majority to over
10000 op.,he home vote; and the sol.
diers will add at least 10000 more to it.
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last accounts.
The loss of rebel railroad stock at
Grenada, Miss, was quite as serious as
the most extrayigsnt estimate made it
appear 4 letter to the Mobile R"yts'cr,
after stating the various removals this
property Was subjected to by the advance
Of our forces, says that there had been
accumulated at Grenada the rolling s ock
and machinery of five important rail
roads, viz: the Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi aud Tennessee, Nv Orleans
and jackson, Jackson and Nicksturgh,
and the Mississippi Central The prop
erty was valued at millions Of dollars.
-L,te Information from the Army Of
the Cumberland states that Wheeler, wh o
attempted to destroy Rosecrnu's COLL
municatioDs. has been chased back again
across tn Tennessee, glad enough to
give up his enterprise and seek safety IN
the rebel lines The report is brought
in by refugees that Bragg, owing to The
exhaustion of country in which he has
been living. is faIlin- back The report
il not fully credited, though there is
some reason for believing that the rebels
are Changing their position.
perfect blockade in Charleston harhur
against our ironc|ads They have re-
served passage for their own craft after
the mrnn"r of a canal with safety lock
a.ainS, Union vessels In view If this
fact. time will be reouircd for the con.
summation Of plans now being male for
overcoming these obstructions aud reach
irc the other rebel defences.
:, c,,
~"' v 'U,>":1'u LAS - ''' '' ''" w.
n',,:a, - ',,,, ~ N;-','n; ""u y, ,l'a
:,; " , ~ ' 80, n; ""G p'''
the Frontier, vice Geo Blunt, who is
ed to report at Leavenworth Gen
SaibDrn TAX. : cIn'nlul N Southwest
Missouri. AID q n r,w;ns'S District Of
the B,ydrr j. extended 50 az to embrace
the enlirc State # han,ns
Th. c,c.ru,,.,, h.s oe;o;.l .lv;.c.
from Gen. Burnsid" that his marches aud
victories IN East IenurHse and Southern
Virginia are em'n"ntij satisfactory, and
that IN almost every case the rebels hav"
b zen whipped aud routed. Gen Burn
side dccl'res that there i not uore
loyal people Ilyl..: than are tound IN East
Tcnnessre.
,,
a" an hneo c'rou,ar I"F 'I1N SEM
orr from IN" provost harShai General
'Il'ce ~ "h'"h II "Ff''FS 'h"t Tor every
r-c"'t WI" Is V,te''h '"'N"trcr
bounty ara premium amount'r@ /" STU
VIII D. pf'. and 10 al! other recruits not
veterans sooZ. lhc>e are 70" I've ed
org'n'z f'o"~. the "b]'ct Is Il. "ncour-
az '".nnf'rrih--drat''d '"""I'> only
receive eiVo VI enlisted IT, der thus
order Will be permitted 10 sr.,tt rhci,
Frg,'h'"'s' "h'ch' however, "'.i Dc on'
OF the "'d fr-'"."n'S !" tue H'23.
1... al.; c.
,,., ;'".'' WIZ =, %
w.. t'', o"I'''., .,'s " ~ 49,"
.,'r.. I'., '" 80 ~ y - '"' ~.
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OHIO.

The latest reports places Brough's ma
GRITTY over VaIapdigham, at 81 ,2s5.
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Captured rebel mail bags sometimes
"iet tn" cat out Of the bag Among
the captures BY our troops At Cum berlsnd
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The Swedes in Burlington voted o..
most unanimously for the Union t,oket
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We have several days liter news
from New Orleans by the steam~r Colum
ba. The only news Of inpottnoce i
from the Overland Texas Exprditio" -
The t"' ward march had been resumed,
with continual diminishing be wccn orr
advance cavalry and that Of TIE enemy
y general engagement was expected soon.
Ga Banks lett New Orleans IN the 9Th
20 join the expedition. Affairs were
progressing in the city quite satisfacto
riIy.
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Not less than three hundred guerrl-
las are eng ged in all manner Of outragea
in the vicinity of the Army of the Poto-
mac The Hon. John NJ Bolts has been
arrested by them and taken to Richmond,
to be held aS hostage for secessiun,ts
arrested in Culrepper county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07
EEsc Q'OaT yrHsse.

PoTTvuIE, Oct. 81, 1853.
The quantity sent by Railroad this wccl,
IS 90, 624 04--by Canal, 29,0S5 00for the
week, 9S,7O0 O4 tons against 79,99o tons
for the corresponding week last year.
Notwithstanding ,he drain on this re
gion for recruits for the Union Army, the
new hands that keep pouring in upon us
more than compensate for it, as the ship
ments show
The opening of tl,q Mahanoy Region, has
given Us the abiEty to furnish all the
Coal the increased Demand has required so
lar.
The only drawback seems to Je the scar
city Of cars. The Reading RailIoad Iompa-
ny added about two thousand additional
cars to their rolling stocl; this year, bit even
this large number has not been sl.lcicnt to
supply the demand. The increase 10y Rail
road for the eleven months this year over
last years Coal traffic from Schuylkill coun-
" for the same p,riod, is 1O9,3SS TONS
This is an extraordinary increase, and we have
no doubt it will reach thrcc-fourths Of
million tons by the close of the fiscal year,
The traffic of this road in tonnage is now
greater than the tlaflic Of any other road in
the world
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

- Iuu. Gla.s The nnmler Of idle useless
rr. in all Of our large cities srrm TO be increasing
ILey lounge or sleep yurpush hrir mo'niuss, pr'de
the street. durirs the afternoons Gs4 assemble la
fiyolou- companies OF leI own snd the otaersex 10
rrss away their evening". What store OF lnhsppi-
rc-. iul tleil-l,c, and others are they laying up
hgthc coming time Na,u real iuiic' uud high -"
p.-.blir,a lali De- Thoroughly psuucl' They arc
-ailld m ta domestic dots yiAsy dop,iy them
ia,e 300 Aais of .ul4s'ty i0r ta.'e ior the us'iai
Wlaai.i obey loa- wives ui m0ihcn Alas lor
N. Ar.lard- aui children aal aa' for Themselves
Hlosau vosisr il q .ucs..e uahapriaea Of domestic
rult,i.u lt,t onc oftu eoud oldest maAim',
ratislta.. g. tls aue.us mahsf Of ali e'u and
,.l.'.. ..dl.., iaa .aily .usus d iual 90 many
..f,a,-m..... ,Ie.alh fTsl 'h. cod or'as
..lH,f Iaa.l.er a 4s.aN il'sofi lhU afs ig'
.r... ft. rH.Hs thn'viD
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

WAR DDrAETMENT, ApJurANr GESE-
RAILS OFFICE, WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S, 1863
General Orders, No. $50. BY direction of
the President of the United States, Major
General B. F. Butler, United States Nolun-
teers, is appointed to the command Of the
18th Army Corps, and of the Department of
Virginia and North Carolina Major Gen.
John G. Foster on being relieved by Gen
Butler, will report, in person, for orders, to
the Adiutant General of the army.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

~ The criminal court hg. been engaged .orseyc.
raj day in IT," trial Of Thomas Boyle charged With
ihc murder Of George ModlocE. primer, near Lo-
Gus, Gap. The deceased was found lying scnsclcs,
ncur the residence of Patrick Boyle, who with
Thomas ami Michael Boyle were arrested aud placed
IN prison. Thomas only was ,ripd, tho ether two
having csoopcd ,y breaking through the jai! wall -
Some og the evidence which was all circumstautal
wa. strong, but lot ,.accnt to warran; conviction
and on Wednesday night verdict Of not guilty was
rendered by the jury. For the commowcalth-Ln
son and Maiek iar the drtcuaut- Packer, Woycr-
ton and Hin.
In the rurbuD,i,.s Riot ease. tho first indictment
found by the Grand Jrcy, was quashei. a second
was sent up and that also wus guashcd Another was
then sent up aud motion wa, uudobyJ " Comfy.
E.l.. to quash that also the ground that the
ycairc ,ummonms the Grand Jury bad -.at bcon
t.rucI The court deemed tie objection iaJ.l, but,
on consultation, agreed to hold the caso oycr till
January sessions This cae excited great intere st
About seventy four Witueacs we're present Tho
,uei.e4 riot grew ont o.! tho reception Of The re
Turned nine mouths soldiers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

-. SOLDIERS DINSER.--A soldiers dinner will
lr given at the public house of Elias Emcrich, in
Lower Augusta township, on ILuls,iuy the l9th inst
il honor Of tho late Union victory. Capt, Gobins
company. now home on fuilough, and who have been
stationed for nearly two years at Key West Florida
Nnl other soldiers in the United States service, will
hr present The friends Of the Union are invited to
participate" Tickets for the dinner can be had at
tli. oci..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

~ = a Singers Sewing Machine, but
little used, gcered and we'll adapted for
tailoring, will be sold cheap. Iqquirc at
this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

= NENSoH.-7his Is The season f.; cnisou and
, number Of our citizens annually take a turn, a.
amateur hunters, and iudu sc in the chase We are
indebted TO our friend and ncshbor, Wm. NJ
Rockefeller, Esq. for aycuison roast and steak.
"Ih4pA. my friend, for your ycnison for finer OK
ruT
-Nc,cr ranged in ,ole.t or smoked in platter. Pc
Nj Rockefeller and Esquire Sc0sholtz. spcut several
days at the Bloclhoqsa settlement recently, on n
hunting expedition and each returned with II fine
deer as q trophy Of their success.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07
NEW FANCY STORE.
VARNIsHEs, PAINTS & GLASS !

WE oG,r 10 ueul,r. raaehmakars aud 70 H.r
w Painters, ut tA, very lowest nett cash ir'f.-
he best Coach and cabinet Npui.les Pare White
Lead; Frruch aud American Zines Z tluuuu UIogp-.
ana NrIoWs Drop aud ivory Blacks and tu'l us-
,orment ut uli tho uurg tu,ur7-su.h as Ner. .,pu-
Lake., Tube Color Sc. nl.u Paint mi NuH..'
urushes OF tho b,,t make tlaaer.s Diamond ami
Points. Paint Mills suEtc and double tllrh ulas.
a al loscfiptiuis ami sl Materials used tA House
uid Coach Painter which No caa sel o.. chyal II
r.t rhrap,r, than auy other house, uou ta. lHft
Jb. Wv keep lptu oar cAptisss bt conducting .ar
luaus.s personally
Alr haF. .- one - thv hru CO. maay yr4rs mauu.
moulei tle NaruaAts, sold hY tho late e. .hlHgk
Wt tool confident that uur Aalu.shvt, atr tquaI 10
uHi .uleJiHr. 90 uuy mHnuihetI,d ln th.' Anuri,'
We warrant hvm b. siNa euufs rti..is....i. hHt iI
uut as represented iAt WuHoy HuI hs sf,iHUiri Nur
usa taf bs.Ie lur,ha.,ar else Aheiv A uh,Ial
lH. .Urt uaI, q. far ual,
liLtuN ANAl
H. d.. f.r A.lH I.uHH .ulu -aIatl t.tE D.
N..I II#
.r I.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07
Encal AftairS.

y RELiCIors NoryCr.-Dir.nc service will bc
held in the Presbyterian Church, in this place, oppo
site ,se DEPOT on every Sabbath morning =, /
o'clock Rev. j. II. Yu-NG, Pastor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07
8. NJ. PETTENG1I.I, a. Cc

Ne 81 Park Row, New York, and state Street,
Boston, ore our agents for tho SusDuRY AMERICAN
those cities, and arc authorized to take Advertise.
mona md Subscriptions fer u7 at our lowest rates
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07
MDt.glkEgg% N 'EEEN AEgy3G'

ANU OUR FLUIL. u +iWNL
are now offered an opportunity by which tlcv can
obtain GOOD AND DURABLE TLdL-fIE,.. at
q very low figure.
eur Watch,- are Warranted TO keep in, one year,
md the Buyer j, allowed the privilege Of LNNu,iua-
ton before Payment is required
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07
IEIly5 SLS-=-lTG
IRuEs lAOEkEENa
aInnIH M snNI.a.

.4,h p- tosi., over taats. pIls. Frs. ...r.f.
uuIeirhuta drawer. s'UthluEs. EvfaHe. .aHtttT.
ca,r, g,u,es, Ae Al'p. Class aa1 ,..h "a 100
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

C.,,,s. g,ul p,..,y Iy,rgb1J
e, o oo .oco
9Vl'oulE, OcI' oo, ioo"
nIDxIr ~ 6tyVT ,IInpu
NEW Fanny SIUhE.
J,uE undcrsirned informs her friends md tho
nublic tbot sbc has inst re,,irncd from tho eitv
with nn entire new stock of
r,,pcx ssoa,,s. ,r,truu,;,-s 6.-
N'"hcS ~o""s' h'h'hnA'hFs'' e@''s
which she has opened at her new Store in the room
adjoining the residence Of Mrs Packer, in Market
Square, Sunbury, Pa. Her stock consists in part OF
Ladies' Trimmings for Dresses, Lace,
Patterns for Dresses, Embroderics
Ilapdkerchiofs .,4loyes
SILK and Cotton Thread. Laii,s' Gloves
Zcphyys Woolcn and 2erhyr saca1cs and Hold
luinns Dresses Buttons Bindiprs Eilhons Collars
md slocves, Gcnts' Nccktics Uoisets Hail BRUSHES
Hair Oil. Hair ~ cts Infant DrCssc.s Sewing silks
and numerous other articles all Of which will be sold
AT the lowest ratcs
MARY L LAZARUS.
sunbury. Oct II. 1sGS--ly
fstss. t@5;;.
philadelphia" & Erie E2miIr0ad.
VIE Srca, iAe tr@NersoI ihe N.E+"rn ana North
~, ol trjc ~ '''' o''' VI -'i w.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened throughout ITS entire length;
ro, l. o y at - l"r ,.ggr @44 rfciSht onsnGs
rost,rn a an e on W.
,;irs on tbo Wcs,err ni,i.i ~ -''''' ''
,,,,,. o., ,,ss,,a,r rn,,>s .. s,.,,,.,,.
,.,;... J,,,t,,,u, -, 1I-..,....,
Maj Tra;r ~ iNr lt,iI Tr,r rn :,
",,! iI"i, ~ ~ ~ = !, vi VI tui lI" ~ w. " ~
-
@ },l l Wy va
an on 'i'' n, .'''N '"''H'
NY T1t ln, ,,," M -, li
ways "hrtwrrp Wiilio|srort and EnItimorc o,d
Wiijan,suort and Pliladslpbia
Tor information r,sprciinc Passenger business
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

only Son, 6d5le 10 military Duty, ofo Hido',
dcpendent on lis idJoy for Saipof.
Andrew Eeighart.
JNO. KAY CLEMENT,
Captain and Pro,oSt NdrShd.
Sunbury, Oct 80, 1863
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-11-07

-''''''''A N.Ns'' 4N'''' lHN''
rCHENCE's PULNONIC SYRUP
VIII Caro
CONSUMPTION.
Schenck's Pplmonic syrup
VIII Cure
CONSUMPTION.
Schnnck'5 Pulmonio Syrup
Win Care
CONSUMPTION.
schenok's Pulmonic Syrup
CONSUMPTION.
SchencE's Fulncnic cyrup
VIII Cure
CONSUMPTION.
schcnck's See Weed Tonic
viii Cure
DYSPEPSIA
schencks Sea Weed Tonic
Will Cure
DYSPEPSIA
Schcnck's Sea Weed Tonic
Will C0re
DYSPEPSIA.
schoack's Sea Weed Tonic
VIII Cure
GSPLPSIA.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills
viii Cure
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Scheuck's Mandrake Tii'a
viii luL
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
8cheuck's Mandrake Pills
WIZ Cure
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Schonuk's Ma0drale pills
win Cure
LIVER COMPLAINTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07
=. y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce
t0l, M WFEX HNDiNG WEDNRsDtY, My D, TO.
for l.uN "a I.atugNE

f0. "A WEEK HNDiNO W EpsksDAN, Mty V, XVI
tReuoft-d expressly Tor THK n. Y. TRIBUNE
Of produce In order 10 real 70 the highest market
u. r teii snnens should heed the following m
= .tlous -
10 be shiT ped ether with name OF p
,s,, ,,i.rk snd a 40 the contents OF the package.
b. ture thai the articles are IN good order when PIT in'o
I'm, p1ksgc ard that they pct that they cannot
btesk or spoil on The way , ~. l., -
Sod an invoice the consgnee by mail, immediaey on
.hipn.ent OF goods 80 4, 4,
Teputation accuracy OF country weight are, &C., Is
,srv valuable False marks only dscred brand and naAe
cautious IN future to the disadvantage Of the snip
per ,,-.- -, - IT.. - r., 81. oarh
In oder that buyer should be pleased with one pu
cI.,s h. would know how to ipd another
N,.tu,s. and cleanliness Indispensable -,
Tn. following the wholesale commission prices fsr POM
lds sales Of good articles. In good order;
BEANS AND PEAS.
Tie market for Beans 10 qset and hrui tho stoes
s. hands and but fsw forward. We quote inciuns
packages for Bs1us'