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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
GENERAL FREmoNT.

- A few evenings since Gen. Fremont was
present at the Brooklyn Academy of Music,
on the occasion Of an address by Henry
Ward Beecher, on New England, At the
close of Mr.. Beecher's address, Gen. Ere
mont was loudly called for and spoke as
follows: $3.50
Ny FRIENDS, LADIES AND GENTLEMES.-
thank you very cordially for your friendly
recognition, but while the echoes of the el
oqnent voice which has Just been filling
our ears are still vibrating through this ball.
you viii, / am sure. indulge me in my un.
willingness TO disturb the impression which
is left upon our minds; and you will let me
confne myself briefly TO the expression OF
my thanks and of tho pleasure enjoy in
finding myself among so many of the old
friends with whom, only few years ago,
was associated in a common cause. Ap
plauss. Many and great events have been
croSding upon US since then, making that
time seem remote as those mountains from
which one Of your old organizations took its
name. You aided them in the first organized
opposition to the intrusion Of those schemes
4 by which the South has perseyeringly endcv-
cred and demandedthat you should destroy
tho plan upon which our Government was
established. The estimation in which the
South hold New England people and New
England ITSELF is sufficiently shown by the
manner in which they met them in thar
first great battle Of this war congratu-
late you upon the successful progress Of your
work. The stream upon the hesdwaiers of
which you then embarked has brought you
J, who're you now are, TO the waving and sur.
ging ocean. congratulate you upon the
glorious faith with which you have stood
by your guns and your ships; and see in
it the earnest Of that complete and final VIC
tory which will crrtaiuly be yours. [An.
plau4e.1 But viii not 90 further i:ito this
.glorious theme. viii only thank you.
and beg you not to measure the strength or
the warmth of my regard for yon by the
necessary brovity of the langusge in which
I have spoken. [Enihusiastic applause,
followed by three cheers.]
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
PAIN CUREDl
TN FEW MINUTES

Amer the applicat on Of tho READY RFLIEF e1ter.
naly it, administration int irnay, the patent-sesed
with the most excrucinting PAINS, ACHES. GRANTS,
kHEUuATtSM. NEURALGIA. GOVT, IUMBAGO, FEVER
AND AGUE, STASMS, SORE THROAT. INFLUENZA,
nPrHERfA, CONGESTION or INFLAMMATION, will en-.
10Y eass and comfort
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
HOW no CURE a BAD COLD

We beg N present TO the readers Of the Advocate
the following letter addressed N Dr. Railway. let tho
afflicted with WEAK LUNGS AND THREATENED WITH
CONSUMPTION. read The writer, Mr.. JAMES SAGE, is
well known in hienoAH popular hotel-keeper"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
RHEUM MATISM.

HIS painful disease has baled the most skiifu
6P9 phvs Clans ani popular remedies II the mo {
01Jo difficult OF diseases 10 treat--yot RADWdY'S
o{H READY RELIEF has never failed in All Td ng i'm
meiatA reefo the sufferer and in all cases of Acute
In1 ,mmatory Nervous RheImatsm, TO effect per.
mane,'t cure. lin Chronic rheumatism and GoIt, RAD
WAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, called Renopatira Re-
sovet, should BIO taken as adjunct with the READY
REIIEFl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-24
ACUTE CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

Tho following is written by til well known cprrespon
dent OF the New York Herald London Times (Englandl
New Orleans picayune, Delta, Clar Mercury &c
i wM. SIDNEY MYERS, ESQ HAVANA, CUBA 4
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 2, 1858.
Aessrs RddtudY q Co.
GgnLEMgS-I h I'VE been sufferer from Acute Chronic
rheumatism FIR the last twenty years OF my life +; my
suerngs during that period neither tongue pm can
express have spent little fortune Un Dncors' bills,
without deriving any substantial benefit. Recently had
Of my frequent periodical at acks very Ill
for a week, and had not slept an hour nt any time
Spanish friend, to whom related my suherings told
me he had a remedy which would give me relief, and
he kindly presented me with bottle Of ss RADWAi'S
READY RtLIEF.n Although skeptical OF deriving any
advantage from its use, that night applied it freely
going 10 bed, and TO my great amazement, felt
Meved and slept soundy Tho next night again applied
the READY RELIEF, and awoe In the morning free from
pain, having only used about half the bottle
Heartily do return you my humble acknowledge
ments for your invaluable medicine, which may well be
called " blessing u man. =
Thanking you from my soul for your wonderful remedy
have tho honor 70 subscribe myself, ~
Yours, respectfu ly,
HH = sir fIrxr ynrRu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
THE SANITARY COMMISSION AT
FORT WAGNER.

We find the following in the Port Royal
Free South of the 25th inst
"The officers of the United States Sani-
tary Commission have won for themselves
a splendid reputation in this department.
They have by their discretion and zeal saved
many valuable lives. Under the guns of
Wagner, in the hottest of the fire, their
trained corps picked up and carried off the
wounded almost as the fell. AS many of
our men were struck while ascending the
parapet and then rolled into the moat, which
at high tide contains six feet of water, they
must inevitably have persisted had they been
suffered to remain. But the men who were
detailed for service with DR.. Marsh, went
about their work with intrepidiiy and cool
ness worthy of all praise. The skill and
experience of the members of the Com mis-
sion has, since the battle, been unrcmitting.
ly employed to render comfortable the sick
and wounded.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

BAAcKRERRIEs-The "DorchcstCr" is an
early variety, canes tail, erect and perfectly
hardy fruit long, shining black, sweet, firm
and bears carriage well; and ripening its
fruit within a short period, is nearly over by
the time the
New Rochelle reaches its height. This
variety is large and luscious when fully ripe
and continues in hearing long time. The
price gradually diminlshcs as the market
becomes supplied with peaches and other
fruits. Last year the Dorchester commenced
at twenty cents perquaat, and the Rocheles
closed Mt five cents per quart.
Having ten acres set with the two last nam
ed varieties, they yielded me last summer
over $50 bushels of fruit
Having experimental on several kinds of
land, from IL firm clay to II light blowing
sand, prefer rs the most favorable location
lor black berries, u light, moist, sandy loan,
well undcr-drained, Y water would other
wise stand near the Surface. In preparing
the ground open the lurrows in the fail ten
feet apart and during the winter spread
muck along them, leaving it exposed 10 the
action of frost. Early in the spring set the
| plants about four feet apart ON the muck ;
corn. potatoes, or other vegetables, may he
| grown midway between the rows for the
along the row and feed on the muck, will
grow more vigorously than the lateral or
! side roots, hence the strongest and beet
plants will come up nearly where they are
wanted to produce fruit fruit the following
wear, but should not be suffered To stand
| along the rows thicker than an average OF
one plant to foot in length The tops OF
the Young canes should be shortened several
times during the summer, so us To keep
them at II height of about - to- 1 feet when
will induce the side branches To grow vIg-
orously and deyelop fruit buds near the
ground, and thus avoid the necessity OF slakes
and wires to prevent high winds from in
juring the plants.
/ RAsrBERRIEs. -Raspbcrnes delight IN
rich, mellow, moist land northern expo
sure. somewhat shaded and projected u!
trees, buildings, aud fences, Ia screen then
from the direct rays OF the sun, which soule
times dries up the fruit before maturity
They are hard crop on the land, an'
should have coat Oi manure ur muck ever.
winter or they will soon run out by mer
exhauston. Il Is proper to form ne'
plantation every three or luur years, 81 tina
those that arr pasI their prime msy give Ma.
ior either crops.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
TEE E.AEAS'E NEWS FROM
ssE.s.S'EesN.
New YORK, August 81.

NEW YORK, August "a.
The steamer Arago, from Charleston bar
or the 21th, arrived here to-day
Orr NoREis Island, August 24th-
roon--On Saturday, at midnight, Admiral
Uahlgren, with f.e Monitors, advanced in
the darkness on For' Sumter, opening fire
at three o'clock, and Keeping it up until
six O'clock.
Sumter fred one gun in response -four
times, but Moultric, Gregg and Beauregard
for three hours rained shell on the Monitors.
falling to do them any harm, The Monitors
were struck seven or eight times, but no
enc was iniUrcd.
Sa~ttr Is dJGHct ard an immense pie q
rab'iA. The only gun left was the one OF
the wall yesterday afternoon.
To-day the grand naval and army attack
IN Forts Wagner and Gregg will be open
81
On Friday night Gen. Gilmore threw a
fifteen inch shell into Charleston charged
with Greek fire.
On Saturday afternoon Bcanregard sent
down a flag OF trace with an urgent protest
tlenuuncing Greek fire as villainous com
pound unworthy Of civilized nations, and
demanded that more time he allowed to re
move the women and children.
The English, Frcnch and Spauish'consuls
denounced the short time given by Genera
Gilmore, and claimed more time to remove
lhc subjects Of their respective countries
Gen. Gilmore replied 10y a renewal OF the de
mand for surrender OF the Forts and pub
lie property.
A. II o'clock last night the shelling o
the city with Greek fire was resumed. i
j. generally thought that the Stars an'
Stripes will wave ofer Fort Sumter to
uiuii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

E-5Y@ CAPTAIN RoDGERs.-The death OF
this gallant sailor ia greatly regretted, lie
was not only an excellent officer, but like
the late Admiral Foote, an exemplary chris
tian. In the service of his country he was
brave, energetic, conscientious. In private
ifc, we are told hy those who knew him,
that in his character 'thrre was m almost
feminine dclicacy, Gcntlencs,, and sweetness
of nature, blending with the most heroic
gallantry." We are further told that "a
predominant trait in his character was n
deep, natural pitty, and that he passed the
whole night before his death in reading the
Scriptures and PRAYER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
- .Boint Resolution proposing GER
tain Amendments 80 :E,c ConsslIu-
GiNu.

= .Bosnt Resolution yrOpesin. Ger
tain Amendments 80 :isc Cons.iIu.
ton.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SE&ATE AND
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COM
MoNwEALTu OF PENNsYLvANIA IN GENERAL
ASSEMBLY MET, That the following amend.
mcnts he proposed to the Constitution oi
the Commonwealth, in accordance with til,
provisions of the tenth article thereof:
There shall he an additional section to
the third article nt the Constitution, to tie
designated n section four. as follows:
SECTION 1. Whenever any OF the quail
fed electors of this Commonwealth shall IL
in any actual military service, under rcQUi
sition from the President of the United
states, or by the authority OF this Common
wealth, such electors may exercise the right
of suffrage in ali elections by the citizens,
under such regulations rs are, or shall be
prescribed by law, as fully as if they were
present at their usual place of election.
There shall he two additional sections to
the eleventh article Of the Constitution, to
be designated as sections eight, and nine, as
| fol oWs:
SECTION 8. No biz shall be passed by the
! Legislature, containing more than one sub
! iect, which shall I've clearly expressed in the
| title, except appropriation bills.
! 8. No bill shall he passed 10y the Legisla.
| ture granting any powers, or privileges, in
any case, where the authority To grant such
powers, or privileges, has been, or may here
| after he, conferred upon the courts of this
/ Commonwealth.
JOHN CESSNA,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN p. PENNY,
Speaker ot the Senate.
| OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE Com
MONNEATIl,
HAHRisDUEG, July /, 1868.
! PENNSYLVANIA, s.:
! ~ | do hereby certify that the fore
/ l.. :. going and annexed is a full, true
! 49, and correct copy of the original
Joint Resolution of the General Assembly
entitled "A Joint Resolution proposing Ger
tain Amendments To the Constitution" "a
the same remains on file In this office
la Testimony whereof, have hercunto sct
my hand and caused the seal ot the Secrr
laIy's office to be affixed, the day aud yeai
above written.
ELI SLlFER.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
july II, ls63te
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

~ The Military Company, acting as PfoVo't
Guard under Capt George Merrek- the arrival Of
which at this place, noticed In our last Is s'ill
here and will remain at sunbury perhaps until the
drafted men are mustered into the service They
have been quarteFed the pusl week on the green IN
Market Square, using the Cour. llouss In bad ~ea'
ther. There are about QUE hundred men, paTIs Of
three eompanie. Tho men are well behaved, and
un ler excellent discipline They have been kindly
treated by our citizens aud number OF dslieHeiss
,upp,is hem especially those On he slek ls, BY 'hs
ladie. The soldiers appreciate all 'h' and 'h"~
~ ,Lcir sosi epniasl that shsy arc nos unsA'sish
Ths various dill, 'bau 6sh1s diminishing 49, has
afforded eolsil lyrable angseHsnl lo lhoss who have
nsysr ~iaessei such hing. lhsy have receive
,Asi, tsss and changed lbulI espFrs sfosna is
err srs - ~ ssr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

~" EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT-S'
P. Wolverton. ESQ.,, gives notice that he is
prepared to attend to eases of persons wish
ing to be exempted from the draft. Mr.
Wolvcrtons Office is next door to the Law
renee House, opposite the Court House.
Rockefeller & Boyer, Esqrs., also give no.
tice Il at they will attend to making ont
Exemption papers, at low rates. See adver-
tisements in another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
-. We give a couple OF good recipes:
BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.

To Q quarts of blackberry juice add q
pound and a half of white sugar, half an
ounce of cinnamon, half an ounce of nutmeg
quarter of an ounce of cloves, I ditto oi
alspice. boil all together for a short time
and when cold, add pint of brandy oi
good Monongahela wliiskcy.
We are indebted to. Miss b, of Mon.
trose, for the following:
Apple leather is made by preparing green
apples as for stewing. Stew them little
while, adding sugar or not, according to
taste Then spread it out thin on tins, and
place it in slow oven to dry, occasionally
turning it. A good article for alleviating
thirst,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
COa,STy CONVENTION.

TN pursuance of the usual custom Of the County II
L is hereby suggested, and recommended, by the
Standing Committee of Northumberland county,
that delegates be elected by the several townships,
and Boroushs the county on SATURDAY, the 18th
day OF AUGUST. instant, to II County Convention oi
said county favorable to the cause OF the uuon and
the Administration of the Government of the Unied
States, in putting down and crushing the present
Rebellion the Convention TO be held at Sui,bUry, IN
the Court House, on Tuesday the lsday OF September
next, TO nominate suitable persons 10 h the Coun-
~ Offices, and such theT Offices may bc required
aud also for the appointment Of a sIandins Com
mttee.
By the Standing Committee.
August 5, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

sY~ REWARD FOR DEsERTERs.-Provos
Marshall CLEMENT gives notice that "a re-
ward of ten dollars, and the reasonable ex-
penses incurred" will I've paid for the dcliv-
ry of desertcr at the headquarters Of the
nearest Provost Marshall. Any person can
deliver the dcscrter and get the reward.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

e-Sy- GIRARD House. PuILADELPHrA.-Wc
call attention to the advertisement OF this
excellent hotel, which under the present
management, for polite attention, good fare
and cleanliness, is said to be unsurpassed by
any in the country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
Noral affairs.

E., The early crop of Peaches is nearly over og
oi,iLrus have been pretty we'll supplied by MY Il
Kline and Halnan Campbell, Of Upper Augusta
who have had fair crop in their orchards and have
we presume realized something handsome at present
prices 81 per bushe
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

90" Gold is down to 81 23. The green
backs viii before long, he considered equal
to gold, rs they really are in point of security.
The copprrhcads, who have been endeavor-
ing To dcpreciate them, hy comparing them
90 Continental money, must feel sou cwhat
a....niyd nl lhcir predictOns.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

les the mixing of different kinds isa mat
ter of small consequence. When the cask is
full it is headed up, and forwarded to the
Sanitary Commission.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

We on,n receive lvlIs's inqulnng as 10
the best node at packing p.ekles 4" send ior
the u.e at cur soldiers. ny lar tho hsSt
method !, Ia put thrm up ~ Kegs "r hfAins
T,e soldier Aid s,,oieIy ~ Montrose puF.
sues a plan which 10 ~oTthy OF g.asral
ainpiion. They hsep an open nfA'n oF
ra,t con,tantly on hand, lnto which thsy
sn pty ali their small cpn,Fltuaons of pies
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

Ns- FIVE DOLLARS REwARD- win be paid
by the editor of.this paper, for the discovery
and conviction of the miscreants who have
injured and broken the fruit trees in his
garden
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

Lr Is TowS.-Lieut Charles Dering OF the I'd
Wisconsin Regiment, formerly OF sunbury' was on I"
visit to his friends here this week lie was severely
wounded above the ankle joint at the buite of Cedar
Mountain, aud still uses erutches, though improving
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
NkSSEE'S PATENT FIVE MIN
1--WE EIsEs.EE.ks

As Improved fur 1899 and 1900
By Z. KEICHAM CO., $50 Pearl ST., New York.
rIHIIE only Freezer constructed ON scientific Trin
| ciples, with a revolving can aud spring blade
scraper. The one lascns the freezing OF the cream
the other removes it ms fast II, frozen
The most rapid in freezing, with the least quantity
OF Ice
The most oconomi 'a in cost, il is the most simple
and durable in struc urc.
For sale in all the principal ciiies and towns IN the
Union.
Zach Freezer accompanied with book Of recipes
and full directions
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

Is The warm weather, We trust, for this season, is
past. On Tuesday We had heavy rain OF several
hours duration since then the air has become cool
and bracing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

~ MILros CLASSICAL lNsrlTurE.-We have
received the Annual Catalogue of this school, when
seems to be in Gathering condition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
uOCKEvEss.Eu a rONER,

Attorneys az Law, huubury, ia
JORDAN ROCkErELLkR and SOLOMON
y. n nofkh rrspreiiaily annoanes lha' 'L.{
T. - .ftsrri iuia col,.ftn,tsiiip in ihs Iaseiies e
,rlf profession, ani Niii ruuiinuN 30 aiifnd a. al
L..ins.s entrusted O. shear charge Ia ihg epnHllsa
IN Northumberland, Talon, rnydV HhA Nnrlntli
gfasnlfly, isiihiplly ard oaTeiulig rteli h'st, 20
thn slli be FiYuh a. the ioilLt lvAn ~
CLAIMS. ccnluliaiions ean hs hal IA lhe "hh'
MAN iapfusEs.
es-A-ssi s.Fsst qsp-..t. n .-sa Lss-'
essssHy t.tss-sy ksss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

SOENMON EgAI.aEEk,

4 stOruey nt H.HN. sudbury. NoItlumbo
y land county, Pennsylvania
Formerly Frccburg Snyder county,
OFFICE, Market street. one do"r ""'l "t tr'linS
Grants Store, and nearly opposite the CourtlIo
All professional business, oO.ivvuOls, dc Mnl re-
eeiYe prompt attention.
April II, 1852
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
IRRIGATION EEssCATyON!!

IRRIGATION EEsse'lATENN!!
TINlIE Select High School of this place, will he
l rcopcncd August 3lsi, 1863. under the superin-
tcndence of S. p FINK. A liberal patronage is So
cited from the patrons Of The school, and the citizens
generally
TERMS OF TUITION PER SESSION.
Orihograrhy. Reading, Writing and Primary
Arithmetic So so
Arithmetic. Geography and English Grammar so
Nat. Philosophy, Watt on The Mind, Alge-
bra and Geometry 90
Book Keeping and Languages 80
. One half of the tuition money to he paid in
advance. aud the balance at the expiration of each
term.
Pupils studying any branch in either of the
higher grades Of tuition will he classcd in the grade
embracing such branch
For further information apply 20
: p FINK, Principal.
Sunbury, August sth, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
PRICES
40 Nervous sufferers OF bo,h SEXES.

REVEREND GENTLEMAN having been re-
N stored 10 heul,h n "a lcs days, after undergoing
an the usual ruuiine ani irregular expensive modes
of treatment without success cprsdrr % be- sacred
duiy o. e0lnmuucaie 90 hs anlicie fellow creatures
tLe MANS 90 ,UrE Hence. on the Ioceipt OF an
aiirss.ed envelope, he will send i,eel copy Of the
IrescFillou used. Direct 20
pn JOHN n pAuNALL,
lsa Iuiton slFeet bIvVAiyn y
January 20. lsii.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
Sunbury, August %, ls63.--tf
= STRAY lssjE.E..
,EsYO S,IHs CONTS a.

CAME tothe premises Of the subscri iher, about two
" weeks since, two stray cows. one of them pale
about six years old. The other a deep red with n
white forehead and one horn partly knocked off.
The owner or owners notified 10 call, prove their
property, pay charges ard take them away, else
they will be disposed of according 10 law.
AMOS NASTINE.
Shnmokin tMn.. Aur %. lsG3-2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
w ATCHES,
.geN cIry ~ Ebt la ns ora t.s
LIWIS LAn0MUs & co.

Ii WIS LhitI " q W.
sO2 Chesnut Street. Philadelphia
JVANE always on hand large stock of Gold and
4 Il silver Watches, suitable Tor Ladies, Gentleman
or Boys Wear. Some of our own Importation, .ex-
ira tine quality.
Our assortment of Jewelry consists Of the most
fashionable and rich designs also the palmer and
les expensive.
Silver Spoons, Forks. Pie. Cake and Fruit Knives
also large variety Of Fancy Silver Ware suitable
for Bridal Presents
We have also on hand most splendid assortment
of Diamond Jewelry, OF all kiuds, 10 which we invite
especial attention. Our prices will be found conside
rably less than ,be articles usually sold for
All kinds of Watches repaired in the very best
manner, and warranted 10 give Satisfaction
WEDDING RINGS on hand AID made TO order
Call or address
LEWIS LADOMCS a CO.,
SO2 Chcsnut Street, Philadelphia
p, s.-The highest cash prices paid for old Gold
aud Silver.
Alud,rs from the country will receive especial
attention.
May 2, lsd3.-3mo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Hat Mandatory.
Snsvs' E'a,U sNsN tyoot. HATS

FI'lE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
i that he has commenced manufacturing, at sun
BURY. all the various styles Of Soft Hats. Fur and
Wool now in lie trusts that his experience in
the business in the city, will enable him to get up
hats in style and quality equal to any in fhiadel-
rhia
supply of silk and other hats will also be kept
on hand.
Merchants and others will find it 20 their advan-
tage to give him a call and encourage home manu-
iacture
Sold Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices
SAMUEL FAUST.
Market Square, one door west of The American Office
Sunbury August %, lSG3.-tf