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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21
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Warranted NCA.a.t lOsiVc,
.ra ai1ol toany kIRu-INE,
Nr, tuy ,tvl.Iyg on when few cents mole prr
.auuu AIu ..,llal !uu Nlh n perfect udt
Made uub 1y
rA.FALFNANuFACrtU COMPANY,
So o.. N4luul SFrel rhllirlpha.
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VnE FAMILY SOAR MAKER
A. k.trHra Ofgase ean he made into good S'ap uaus
yfuIurf'
Drsrtaus Aeeunrauya lag Earh lip2
rDApuas easily ulir with q, Ins2hg eap OF e,i'
s, Ntuufariutt.l u.lY bY thr fliralsfa -
pA.AlT NANtiAtf flNH COMPANY,
NH.i isl " auui street. fhilairiphia
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ONE rHoV THL NuNfn,
CONE TKOM IuE -1rTll,
COME FHuM InE EAST
COME FROM TliE WEsf-
h.. .r ths country uEd bulli yugnsl,es hons'. %
49,. ii thr tilnu g. 81 yuur Luuiheg cheap Nv
lTMHER LuhhER'' LuMbkR -
IL. b.. psf.ha..4 % law rsln "a ne stkAM SAN
IEAT CLEMENT suNBURf -,
...h a. rsr,l Lus.i-r ilsiss iashfi, ii.aisii ~,
ma rLntrs ifnal b e. Co. laasaaAl lias''''As
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21

FLANNEL CAkGs. raao % quart Of sour
milk aud adl toag enough 20 make il foam
then add how ug.il luu lat, thin batter.
put butter and sugar On tllm us -uln as
ih,y are cooked lllc ono upon ,Ag Other
and serve them hot They Wr .rg uics iHr
desert, and are u0rn given o. iu,ulle. I,
tl.y are very light nud easily diF7tyl
MAHy pr.,e. tltn N.,A batter only.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21
JOB RTNTING

We have connected with our establishment a well
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable US to
execute in the neatest style, everysyaricty Of
| Printing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21

MUuUA nynhu Masking splgl.u 3D.
gar las ,u,Cr.dri r1 HgIl thai the hlti.
western safar Manufacturing tumun n
slput being Incorporated uf the liiHDi' IT,.
i.atuw, lhia company has a'ro ss,uiti
tAp b shi ol pisAAg ausaf nnW bal. fuol, 'n
ofl.I thai iAe pnlu.tl mils mai OH un-
Moved az eniln. tt4r. nufkNs Hu lhe 'atitf
in suinmrf and nn s,rlhlm h slAtrf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21
'aigc ~. E.OEIs,

IIr,vu Shca J,H.rsa Thint asd FoH8h'
pMLAuGLFhIA.
TF7riE undersigned having leased, for n term Of
years this popular house. have the pleasure ot
,.auauuer, t1 jLc5r friends and the travelling COM
muuty ,Aa, T., Opyn lr the reception Of gncsts
I'M. bSusr. since the first of March last, has been
entirety renovated and reitted IA superior manner
the apartments are large wcil ventilated aud FUR
ui-hci I'm modern style IL is centrally located,
convenient to all the depot and steamboat lmlmss,
and iu the immediate vicinity Of ill., Custom House,
Posi- uHi,, and the Corn Exchange.
Connected wi,h ,Ae Hotel j. a Nc-llnrant for the
accommodation of those pgcinriur the European
.lrn. pr.ucs oi Rooms uon Three 10 ecs IN Dollars
l,r week. according To- lYgl.iuG,
Board IN I'D pcrIay Table 4 'llo,e for wc-chan's
ana busiuu8s men from 10 i. NJ
HENRY NEIL,
ISAAC l.. pENOE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21

Nhy 4 llis papll nf lhp 'lg Lac ls'i
ho, al ,rhal ilcaBsa ID d siea,s uld'f
ihe ls.h
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21
Save yOJ,r. E'r'ssTa,
1-nsg.inclom Esousc.

NORTHUMBERLAND PENNSYLVANIA,
tNlrr he BHIgc)
TE1IIE subscriber having leased this well known
Tavern stand. lately kept by Mrs. &, ;. Brown,
,.t,ly informs the puhlic that he is rciitsng and
,ct,iri3e lie premises anl will be prepared to en-,
isr.,ir. in a comfortable manner. his numerous
friend. tmou-huut the county, and all VINO may
,.rt.ouisc Ii- .,..blishmcEt - - -..,.
t,-.. II 1852 JOSEPH NANKiRk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21
PRICES
G2esc,gE E3EEF.lEEs & IsONEE:.

Elesc'RE ElEEF.E.EEs & EsOSEgs.
Attorneys at Law, Sunbury, Ia
JORDAN ROCKEFELLER and SOLOMON
Il y. BOYER respectfully announce that they
have entered into copArtncrship in the pracuce OF
lbcir profession. and will continue to attend to all
I1,sirrss entrusted to their charge, in the counties
rf Northumberland. Union, Snyder and Montour,
,ro,,p,ly faithfully and carefully. Special attcn-
tin,, viii be given TO the COLLECTIONS OF
CHAINS Consultations can be had in the GER-
MAN language. r.,
OGi.e-Mnrkct street, opposite Wcavcrs Hotel.
Sunhury February 4, 1860
Hsy.:gtlGEteS. wines. SHIai%, &c.
yy7IIE subscriber. having opened in Thompson
/ Brick Building, Mil street, Danvllle, large
and complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
,or,rri.irr The lost brands Of Brandirs. Gin old
.;vi, s.p.l h and I.,sh Wiskey, Port Snerry' A.;,
darl Chalupagic and other Wines, OF all grades an
a 0Ri.n viii be sold Wholesale. at the lowest city
prices Tayorn-kecpers, by buying OF US can save
1t least the hci ;ht
P,ry..s dcs!rous of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE,
aar r,'v urnn lring furnished will pure and
lntlul lgm,gi uria'e.
-. ToiLr determined to establish reputation fcr
slim, choaT. lorgsrccfully solcits the patronage
Of the publ.5. All orders PROMPTLY attended o.
JEREMIAH :. HALL.
D.ry'Uc. june Is. 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-03-21
E'rsEFat.iiu KeOsISe.

DFBUU.T AND REFURNISlIED, Cor, Howard
4 and Truniiu Street. few Squares Wes' ul the
N9riLrrn G Ccntrl Gailrpad Depot, BALTIMORE.
~ Terms, II sfH DAY.
G.. LEIsENRING, Proprietor.
I,1, - I-,g If
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28
The Napoleon Flair Toilet; :

Mhi ooEh BTEAisHT Ham In Bot, silken tiorinR
curls, that will remsin IN shep6 fot one day or ons
week II defired any longer period n Tho directlon,
arc strictly Iollossd which arc very simple and sag
me uai Toilet does not n any interfere With
nor dyes II; but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
ance, It also prevents the hair from Enifso of ana
turning gray. ~ ~"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28
The Napoleon Hair Toilet 9

Hss been esere the public but sboTi tlme and has AL
ready been tested BY over one Lhousand a..
they testify that the Napoleon lis Toilet Il The ereata"
psnnnner ever offered TO the American people. y 10
70 this Toilet from being or Inn.
slc a. any Dngsss in the United states. Tharcfore
lazy of uentieman who desires Soft Luxuraft Hair
and ourlg Long, eoft Whlskcrs OF toustaohS can
procure tna inylgorator o. Toilet either one Sor on
dollar, inclossd IL letter, with thelr address -
Addresg ts q y hPANy & CO., eht
~ e't3a si sls BOX lsa, coIinsyiiia, Vi
Nss 5aa Aia ist5 Hartford 1o,, Qoas.
s''."v - ski a5&fit B g4s a9ft ofi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28

Una sniy areis ever offered 70 the Froncn people that
would OUkh eTRAion4 HAIRl the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis NauoIeonI
which article TO now indispensable to his toilet room.
The Subscribers, feeling oonhdenthat thls goiet must
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered 10
tho public, take pleasure 10 expressing their conidt op
u The aYtcle gaining Il from rInntIcai nra --li
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28
Excelsior. Invigorator 4
,tlAP0LEQN,S RAlR T0lLET I

Ghey vould also saDeunCs 10 the pablo thstthsy as
AEonN IoY u.-. NM n L-L----L - N n. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-29
LIVE STOCK.

Drove ana farmers villAndthis tha nosts ts&vAn-
tars "a route for LAYS STOCK. cup2stous Yar1s welt
vsssrGA evMA eeysSy esevsahnse sAass
nd itsee1neeelpea,s 80 ssesy
VHere MA kelansAey soavsnieEce tar feeding
esd dFessine g ehSfes IS 6hvTxd VI the pHILApkL-
rhe WI eloo - fpn nd The shcstest Quickeet and
neat rcpte Yor stoek oNsA YOYk-tvia Allsn-
tsmm3-AnA vitA q Haxne sneastnan .n0 Uses1.
'ENOCH LEWIS, ,Gss neral6 upt. u Altoen4s -.
- LL.HOUYr, Cen TtckSx AtS. fAilsasipAaa.
n. n. HOUSTON, Gsnsrsi rs;;hses rs;s AZ. 49,
an.d&w. fnhaAaWaAS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-29
KEOKUK. IOWA: THURSDAY, JANUAKY 90. 1865.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-29
s1zrf II 01OOK14xNG C1ME0 sSEue
oNrNlGHT TRAINS TO
Philadtlphia, New York and Baltimore.
~ Baggage Cheelfrds TAroagh -
a And Transferred Frss. 9aa aA
REIGHTS s

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~ this voass, rssagAss q al d:se1spsonsc can be
Boston OF Baltine1As 70 and from any point on the
Railroads or Ohio, kcntucky, Indiana, Illinois,
Wi4soEsin, lows os Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI-
RECT.
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burvwiih sLes mers, BY which Goods bc forward.
"a % anr pomt outhAObtvs Mnsktpsum. Ksu1nsep
Tennessee, ,Cunberiapd, Illinois, Mississippi, Wis
esnsip sDkiss0usi N hsus&s, Askmns. and ked ktv-
era; and ~ leveisnd .sapduslS end Chicago with
steamsraxD IN pnrsspn me NGu1AEsestnfnL L&kss. 4
MERCHANTS and shippers ensrustine the tsansporta :
ti0n sirFrsisfsto ftfiss CouYAnycAn rely wtsA
confidence ON its speedy transit. e-.<7 4
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70 IN from ans p6istin the Nest W ihs PsnnsyI-'
vania Central KaflYoad, are nj uii times As FA-
vORABLE AS AHk CHA RGED BY. o1Hkk RAIL.
no Bs P..saesi.r.o n.rA PACKAGES, .'vr4P.ss.
oitr ro4 shipping D,,ee.en.. .p
D. 1H.srEwA.r. Freight Agent, fnessrsAi
GAxhb6kk A. 6kcws SS Co. tsss;sfis cississeso 1isa
40. NHLDRUNA q Co., AaAtn9a, Ind.
]. Il. MOORE. Louisville, KY.
W. NJ. AfkAAN 4 CO. HxUsytlles Ind i
X. r SASS, 81 Louis Missouri
t&4i cLA IKE 4 Co, ChicsGn VI. 6sNss aE
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

The lie long revilss Of Andrew Jack
son and the Democrats party, 10 now
the greatest man Of the hour in the
North. We cut from the Ne~ York
Tribune, OF January 9, ls50-duriog the
efforts Of the Republicans to elect an
endorser Of the Helper book to the
speakership Of Congress = the following
paragraph, showing what sort OF par.
son he is, and what sort Of UDionist
he then was:
"ihe Rev. Mr.. Brownlow, of the
Knoxville { Tenn. Wig. thus relieves
himself upon the organization Of the
House:
1--WE, Of course, vii! rot advise SCUM
ern opposition members what TO 90, De-
lieving them competent to preserve tnel1
own selt.respect, and to discns'se
duty to their country and tneir co"..
trents. But were we q member OF the
Southern Opposition in Congress- before
we could occupy the paltry aud con.
,emp,,ble attitude Of creeping after
party that had spnrned Us by ITS delib-
crate acts, we would see the capital OF
the nation, and all the territory North
and South OF it, .unk to eternal perdi-
ton. Nav, We would see oil tho Poll,i
cal organizations in America a. lar in
hi as a pigeon could fly in a thousand
wears, or rs forge hammer would fall
ia twice that time Sooner than thus
degrade Ourselves, under tue pretense OF
battling for the homes and rights OF our
children, We would 500 them s.arse to
death, and then seat ourselves npon
their collins with Southern gentleman
and play push. pin for the tiger b'er."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
Gov. seymour .ne Gea. waol.

We are Glad to learn from Albany
that the acton of Gen. Wool reported
Yesterday was not ofthe character rep.
resented, and that there is an excellent
understanding between that officer and
his superior in command OF the Militia,
GOV. Seymour. The .1tlds and 1rgus
says:
Gen. Wool, en- assuming the com
mand Of the Department the East, in
s,itn,ed some inquiries for the most eff
ceut organization OF the forces in the
Department. But he has received no
orders from ashington, which create
any conflict Of military jurisdiction with
the State authorities. The understand
ing between him and Gov. Seymour 10
regard to the limits Of military com
mand, is perfect, and in all respects cor.
dial.
And the Journal adds:
Gen. Wool called on Gov. Seymour
at the Capital this morning, with respec,
to military matters in the city Of New
York. We have full authority Tor say.
ing that there are now, aud further, that
there have been no conflicting orders in
respect TO the control OF the militia Of
this State.
The Gov. and Ger. Wool entirely
concur as to the limits Of their respect.
i've Jurisdictions and their relation
ships now, as they have always been
are Of the most cordial character. Re
ports contrary to the above, which have
gained rome currency, are, therefore
without foundation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

rue RIlCgERDOCKtR MAGAZINE
OF
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
DENER TEKS s..

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
1 enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. lowe:
CHARLES GORTON, born in Tenewee county,
Michigan, 20 years old. q machinst, enlisted Nov.
25th, le62, at DsvsnT ort, by Capt VIM Pursel, for
three years. Gray eyes, auburn hair, Aorid COM
plexion, s # * inches in height. deserted on
sunday the 2!st day of December. 1862.
ALsERr TEEPLE, horn in Mchsnry county,
Illinois, 20 years old, occupation farmer, enlist
ed Nov. 25th, 1862, 1t Davenport, BY Capt VIM
Pursoll for threc years. Blue eyes, brown hair,
norid complexion. 5 f. 81 inchee high, deserted
on SUNDAY, tho 2lst Of december. 1889.
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland, 81 years old, farmer by occupation. en-
listed September 9th, 1882. ct keokuk, By hajor
William Belknay. for pears; hes grey eyes,
.rown hair, isir complexion, 8 feet inches n'en
for the 18th Infantry. :,
J. l.. BRADEN, born In Decatur county. indi-
ana. aged % years, by occupation farmer, On
listed 1t davenport, lows, August IL, has nass!
eyes, black hair and dark complexion, height
WILLIAM i JONES, born in Orange county.
New York. sged ~ years. BY occupation . car
pointer, enlisted in Low City. Iowa, July u. ha'
black eyes,. sandy hair and dark comp'exion'
joins hOOGaTEN, Dor. In Hardin county,
Ohio. eyed 10 years, BY occupation farmer, on
listed &C Davenport, Iowa. September ~, nss 9tey
EYES, light hAir and light eomp'ex'on' hs'sns
Xuy ose appsshs ending any one CT all q said
sodicrs. will Se paid ell rsasonable cost OF trans.
poetssies end Subsistence, together VAN fewsia
OF ave dolsss when aid dsssrtsrs are retained %
tie Conasadiag Oalese Of C:nP r ~: y.
Csptsis "A Iowa Isfasssy, Ce.9asdiag Caog
0sClsllss. Dsvespest pss,sss ~. ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

The Havana dates are full OF the re.
ports OF the debates in the Spanish
Cortes on The invasion Of Mexico. The
speech OF General prim, which occupied
three DAYS in its delivery, is published
at length. Among other remarkable
things, the general is reported to have
said, In regard TO the attitude OF the
United States on the subject, that the
people Of that country were great
people, "sllhough it has long been BE-
lieved that they are but nation of seop
keepers. | believe that Europe ma,
now be convinced that this is not so
for | have been in the midst Of one of
their armies that of the Potomac,
commanded by Mcclellan composed
OF 10000 men with 800 pieces Of ar.
ulleiy and l can assure you that i, is
the equal of any army whatever. Ind
lei Il not be supposed that the struggle in
,eh'ch hot nation is oow mUoiced sciil
iedee Il h,feiess eren shouid Tie Northern
and Southern States be separated Mey
a-'H erer remain too powerful peoples
iovps, one as much us the other, Of III,
Monroe doet,iae.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

SeuutoI uOWc.
The Milwaukee Ne,cs Gays Of Senator
Howe's visit to Wisconsin in relation to
the ha6eas corpus case:
1t appears that Senator Howe really
came TO Madison as a sort OF plcnipo-
tertiary Of the Administration to intel
tere with the decision Of our Supreme
Court in the Aabeas corpus cases. lie
concluded to make an application for q
writ Of erlor TO the Supreme Court Of
the United States. This application, BY
agreement, will accordingly be male to
to our Cont on the 3oth inst, but Of
course will be opposed by the counsel
for the prisoners.
This is probably a method adopted by
tho War Department to secure grcefuI
retreat from its position. But it will
TAIL to accomplish that object. II the
writ should he granted, the Supreme
Court Of the United States will give a
lud gment which will make the advoc ate
Of the arbitrary power vince for the
next generation.
Al the prisoners from Ozaukee c7un-
IT,, held by Gen. Elliott IN camp at Mad
lson when the Supr me Court declared
the suspension Of the writ Of haJeas
corpus Unconstitutional, passed through
this city ycrterdsy on their way home.
There were seventeen OF them, and
they were released by Gen. Elliott on
parole.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
The Perfection Of Mechanism
TIE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

DEING A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE. Or
ID LADY's on GENrLIMAS's WATCu COABINEp,
WITH PATENT SELP- IMPROVEMENT.
Ire New York Illustrated News, the leading
pictorial paper Of the United Siatss, In its issue
Of jan lcth. 1868, on page l47, voluntarily says:
ave have been shown . most pleasing novel;
ty, Of whish tho HUBBARD bR0s.. OF this city,
are the sole Importers. 1t 10 called the " MAGIC
TINS observer" ard 10 n hunting and opsn-facs
watch combined. This 10 one Of the preftisst,
most convenient, and decidedly the best and
cheapest nmepiece for general and reliable use,
ever offered. il has within il and connected
with its machinery, its own winding attachment,
rendering . key entirely unnecessary. The cases
Of this Watch are composed Of tao metals, tho
outer ono being nne l6 carat god. IL has tho
improved ruby action lever Movement, and 10
warranted an accurate timepiecs.'
Price. superbly engraved, per case Of . half
dosen, 1924 90. Sampe Watches, In neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing to buy At whole
sale, SIS. sent by express, with bill psysble on
delivery. soldiers must remit payment in ad
vance, ~ We cannot collect from those in the ar
my. Address
HUBBARD BROS. L CO., Sole IxPoRrERs,
SoUTn Coz. NASSAU / JoHS Srs., NEW YoGE:
Jan l6-d6t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
AT1C eTATE CoNVENf1ON.

lDEnOCR ATTIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Ds.ossasy u the State Of Iowa sss re-
,.e,t.d % sssd delegates 20 Shts Osfvsstise
s...Av ealled. 70 bs hold st the Cspteel In see
IN, Il ~. Neioe., on WEDNESDAY, rhs soTH
nsY on NAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK u, Tor
the purpose Of nonisssing cen didssss Tor gov
eraor. Lieut.. Governor, and fudge Of supreme
Court, to b supported At the ensuing October
election. and Of transscting such ether business
40 may be deemed necessary.
The basis of County Representation Will b one
delegate for every one hundred votes cast for
Richsrd II. sylvester, Secretary Of State, and one
for every fraction over nfty-and upon this basis
~. several counties will be entitled to b repre-
r.lla~s =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31
THE HOUsEKEEPER,s
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