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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtua o. writ peHdsoni szPosaf 20 ne directed
ID ON the Circuit Coart Of the CEited states for
the Nidtic District Of Tennessee 81 ia Oci7ber term
1865, viii expose 70 public sale, 70 The highest
bidder scr cash. At the dsor q the Court house IN
Nashville. Tennessee, commencing Al IL O'Clock, A.
NJ on TUESDAY, the i0lh day q JANUARY, 1854,
all the right, title, elaiu, interest and estate which
Jas. @. TWEEN has In tract OF land IN VIII amso1
county, Tezuossaa about seven miles from Franklin
90 or near the Nashville Turnpike, bounded Is fol-
loSs; " Beginning a. Sugar Tree the North Eids
q kuoh The Southwest corner q The tract thence
Eat 2Isk POLES 70 stake, n. Bella SouthWcss eur
1e, tneuee N,rtni enc degree tAtl, % poles, 70
stsks, originally aickory. thence West lex polcs
% Bin6E Ash. thence North, one degree East. 40
peies, % stakes theeoe West 81 poles n TIE centre
q the fEHrke road; thenes with the centre OF sad
rgad % stake iariel Johnaton's Sauth baundsrv
dns, a. pcies, theuce West, o1e degree North c9E
polfa ~ stake; thence West, tire and = half o.
Ere S5uth las poiea, 20 . roex. thscce south las
poas % The beginning ccntaining b. cs.fafs 10
hustred and Forty Acres, and vested IN said la g
Osen ~ deed lfcm n Be-, kesflne cate March iath
lees whleh . feeorded o. page s5f Of Beck " 81 Tie
.ee 'trr Tor Nilliamson ccuniy; the aid tfast Of
AID, With al ne inprovsnsnts Aoreoa wtich vii
~ 90 teereNith, being ievied on 70 salts iuee-
nset fe,'@sse4 ~ tha eircult OouFt q sfs rnitsd
rtAtesl ~ ahe hidde niItrct q Tsnnessss Al lts
p. ls1 n f1vor q Hsery Hloo6 and sVainlf
-. = Vfsn 4Hd oteers.
Tn sLksoocK. NASAL
efssIs Nv. LalaSrFT, pspuiy.
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cslNsrsNr ssPrfY or FgEsH GROUND
"a Fff)gR, Haai and Feed, on hand and for sale
al thp Broadway Mts delivered 20 I'll parts Of The
cftr. y. n. DFCKEH, AGENT
Cor. broad and High sts.
Dispatch copy f.t
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$4,000 Agents Wanted


$4,000 Agents Wanted
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
rs, 600 Watches, Gold Pens and Penegis, Vest,
Guard and Neck Chains, Chatelains Chains
and Pins, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
Spring Lockets,
sal Non ksags. efJorsl-a hEs1s, Chassf Rfaes,
6a1oHtc Riaes aaf Pas Gea1S' Csiigsrnfa Tsan.s.f
Piss, CeiyorHa Dsancad Ear Drop, Boa.la.I S,sI n
Jsrsisy, Hss estss 6tHss asd BHfoss, &C.,
Worth 100000,
To b sold for Gas DoIlar each, without r,znrd "a
value. and not 10 Be pad for inl yOu Know
Shatyou are % get.
In al transactions b. mall ws shaiI eharzs sor
doirz Ehe Business Is ssntI each Which must a. En-
closed Ehe1 the request q made to know what Vcu
can have. After knowing What yoe can have, thsn
u Will b a. Jour oPtion p sid 81 take he article
Five articles can Re ordered for sI-,Isvsa for a.
-tsiTty iof sSsixsy-hvs for Sloand oas hundrsd
VIA the lsfcrmatiou o. What you ear hav. viii n.
sat Circular Swing iFii instructions . Agents nd
t1t eatsio8us o. articles. and then & viii Be- al
your option . sad aad get she article or not.
AAsoi for u WI ssnd . solid oliver shlsld ~
sltaer Array Cofps PA. with yeur name. raxiuasnt
Ana eonpsn2 handsomely s1gTayed up0a IL.
IN. WARD a CO.,
So .. 49, 10" Asrk. '2o8 broadway.
not1
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HANGS DIsTRIoT OF NASHVILLE
Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 9Th, 1868. !

NAhhfiA,e, tfHS '<sSs D'o, AoOo'
Gsne7af O,dsr No. 5.a0msIa aig
Ii having come tgths knowledge Of
The Genegab lcnn1snanding, that officers
and soldiers IN this eOmmsHd are. in the
practices Of visiting Nashville, Tenn, un :
der orders and Instructions from COM
mandsrs Of Posts and attachments, It is
hereby ordered t6as hspsstter where 1t
becomes necessary for any officer to visit
NaskYiiie fof sny purpose the orders
therefor mutt ernshats from Hsadquar-
teEg, GrAnd DiEisi0as Department or Dis
trict. e - 81 mM
By Command Of MAJ-GTE. ROUSSEAU.
TH0s, o. WILLIAMS,
Act Asss Adj. Gen.
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suEpAY EIoRNTNa. dee. 20. Igls.
IL bo5zErEss d. S. FoEcrs,
NaaL4ille. Tam. Daa.-ll. 1914 -

bs5zGTEhs d. s. Pores,
Nashville, Tenn, DeO.-1l, 1864 -
0nenl ozda. ~. -.
The foiiosing regulations Of The Bu-
resu Of Washington, in charge Of pris0a-
srs Of war are published Tor Che benefit
81 lis SOnmahii ga
Tkess instructions viii be strictly fol-
Iozea By al officers 81 this Post: IA
eFisftors, out Of mere curiosity, viii
? insocase, b psunsiea. Persons; having
BUSINESS With bs COmrlsnding osRcerOr
ousrtertDastef nssy, vita The permission
Of the Commsndipg- oacer,. enter the
camp TO remsin etly long enough . trans
act their business. When prisoners are
sssieusiy.iill, their aszrest rslstiyes, pa
rent aad sixes bfofhera o. sisters, IL
they are loyal people, may be permitted
70 mske them shoft VIII, bat undsfno
ofbef circunstlucesswill visitors be al
; loved to zee sksa without de approval
Of the ConDisssry GeseEAl Of trisOn
4s AtseA4 1874 49,
afr;sousrs VIII s. psrolsd, or returned
only by sqiilo1tyl Of lhs War Depart
ment, or By difeetfOu1of tassCouiuaissAry
General Of Prisaners2ssa1 So
. = y SepmaRd Of - enj
Brig Gen. r. s. GRANGER.
~ Inv. EEvIE, Capt. sndA.A. g. 4
dseIszIsa "a auh I'D
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Marshal's Sale.

ID virtue OF writ ysditiOzi ezp0nas to directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, at s October term
1854, ] VIII expose 70 public sale, 70 the hg h.
est bidder, for cash, At the door OF the Court
house, IN Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at
II o'clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY,, the 18th day Of
JANUARY 1884, al the right, title claim, interest
and estate which Nicholas HobsOn has in Lots
Nos ST. 81, and So Of Hobson & Wheless's Second
Addition 10 Nashville, commencing at the corner
Of Hohson and Fatheriand streets, and fronting on
Faihtrand street $50 feet, running back on line
with Hobs5n street ITO feet, 70 fifteen feet alley with
the improvements thereon, and sppurenanees there
10 also, at the same time and place, all the right.
ttlo claim interest, and estate which said Nicholas
hobEOn has IN seventeen acres Of land m Davidson
county, Tennessee, cornericg on Hobscn Chapel near
EdEched being that portion Of the old Ho5sOn tract
lying next 70 said Chapel 70 be severed from SAID
tract IN She form Of square nearly may be- the
lots and parcels Of land aforesaid beng levied to
satisfy Judgment Of said Circuit Court Of the United
States, Ia favor Of L. P. Starr, and against said
Nicholas HObson- 4. R. GLASCOCK, a MARSHAL.
n0v2s-Si BY W. LE1LTE1I, Deputy.
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Marshal'a Sale.

DT rirtac Of writ psHdoai ezponas 10 me directed
ID ffOm the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee Al its October term
1868 I will sxpoRi to public sale, 10 the highest
bidder, FOR cash, at the Courthouse, IN Nashville
Tenn, on TUESDAY, I2TH ofJkSuARY, 1854, all the
right title claim, interest, aud estate which kavii
Dick has in tract OF land, lying about three miles
from Carksville, Tenn bounded and described In
part follows On the North by the Clarksvile and
Port Royal Turnpike, on the South By Cumberland
RiTer-being part Of the tract sold BY decree Of
The Chancery Court, AZ Csrksvills, IN the ease oi
Dick Heirs, for sale and distribution Of the lands OF
William Diok; Containing about tive hundred acres
levied on with all the appurtenances thereto 70 sSt
isfy Judgment Of said United States Court IN favor
Of Robert Black, and against David DiSk.
Sale 70 commences al II o'clock, A. 81.
y. h. GLAsCOCK. Marshal
noy2s-st By ". LsLITETT, Deputy
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Important Arrival,
PER sTEAMKR }. D. HNDE.)
FOR H. b. NTH.

FO Il III. b. y NJ Il ii
NE los North College sssset-asAr the Lou.sEiils
Rsiiros1 Depot.
A fan line Of FAMILY GROCERIES, Pr0yisiOss,
Butter, Eggs, &c, &c. Alec, Salt. Coal Oh ard
Lamps snd Fixtures of every description; al e
which viii AL a. Low a. shs lowest
\. D. vii ss4the best CARBON on lever
thaa e4a b boaeht sisswhsss IN This nsrksi-
eRzEE APPLES. DRIED TRgIfs, ORAN6zs
aai LEM0ss, arriving daay.
E6ssik1we a. y. EfffE.
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f virtue e. tWn erits rcssi loni r,.s.. Ia ne a,
~ re tel from the trcnt Caurt q tl Upited sltrs
fer tie Middle nistrict uf rcnuess.s Al h. o-tsh
.erui le3 VII expose % pabic sale 10 tfs hi-bcss
~ tfer, iur ossh,ai he deaF ~ the Csurt hsus. t
Nashville. Ienncaetf, fomueaciag al a &C., A
~, % TUESDAY, tAc t3sh Gay 81 EANCaRY la
AL tae Flrhf, Title, lain inerazi and crate ,heb
J. n. Groomes hls Ia Piece Or paresl Of ard IN
hsehfsle. bsytakol cfuaty. aenR-, aescribed ssft1
tke boundaries llosiag " Beginning "a Dsvr.' 4
uArman's corner, ~ Mater street running thence
U'th Watar street tWraty ssysa Tea. more ar ieFs
towards C1siisnsa street, % EdrTg a cQreTs fhenee
a. righi Angles ufth Berry s the e. 0utlty str5et
there with Gulhrey street, twenty sven f.et more
o. lcrs, toEsFz hreal sfrert, ~ lew HANNAH Z
eorneTi tbencs. 81 rtti augic. 10 ne - inninE =
being the same conFryff 10 aid Z. j Groumes b
II \. fost-r, a. sF1oeef FtcoTded On page SO q
Box 10. "a q ~ f.f zirsf ~ Davidson couoiy =
LEVIED 81 ~ uka,erUr improvements there may y
q seauia D satisfy ja gments rendered by aid
rlu Curt atits Aprsl ierni, ise, asaiuf GfooDes,
o.sssf Co. and n favor q A. o. haneell, and 3,
''''s'sa' > s''s-i = = o4.tsooo,. ,,.r.h.s.
fs1s-st ~ y. LzlLSnz, DsPuty.
fsrsr
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY.

S5as SsezzD DR.. KING formerly Of New York,
sSSE,s for last yoars Of Louisville, KY,
80 Szo-S who hiss devoted his attention. 70
the treatment Of private diseases for SO years. 1ter
himself having attended 70 practice for 30 many
years, and cursd 50 many thousands, he Is enabled
70 cure all diseases Of private nature, 70 matter
how lad they may be from inJudioi0us medical treSts
uent, or from neglect Of their own. DIT. Kings
Disronssry "a No. q Deaderick street. between Cher.
y and the Square, second story, WhsFo he cuses all
diseases Of private nature.
Gonorrh0s cured without nAuseous medicines o.
Interference with business.
strietures Of old or resent date eectrky cured In
q few days, By IN operation which cAusss 10 pain.
Wheree structure exists hsalth cannot be snnioysd
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief Eld UNDER
mines the constitution So much.
6y2hlis, With all ths diseases CT the skin, groWieg
outof neglect or bad treatment, can 10 eaecsaaly
cured In few days
Hesssal Wea sssss-Particulara tention having beca
given to this disease, and al the consequences grow
Ing out Of II, brought in many cases By The de-
structivs habits Of nconsiderate youths and EXCESS
i've indulgence Of the passlonB, neglect o. which
will undermine the Constitution, rendering the sub
ieot unit for business society, and eauIinS prea
lure old age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty
tbe Womb may rest assured Of immodiat9 rs.
Persons residing sbrosd, BY Writing and stating
their caes with fee enclosed direct % Dr.. A. King,
No Is Desdsrick street, Nashville, Tenn, wiz have
"a. Eecesssry medicines sent 10 their address. 0cs
bears frcn . e'clo5k n khs morning until n The
vs1tas f7uly-Ia--ta dAviy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
rae First sEinmesotn r,cgimcnt.

THE RECENT BvTTLEs-BUT E1GnTY-sEY EN-
OUT OF TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY LEFT.
"BATTLE-FIELD OF GETrYsDTRG, July 4.
f6G3.-"Dcar 5. The greatest battle of
the war, and we have won it. The First
Minnesota is gone. But 81, officers and
men left out of 220 that went into the fight.
Colonel Culvile, wounded Lieutenant
Colonel Adams, mortally wounded Major
Downcy, wounded arm and foot; Captain
Messick, reported dead; Captain Muller,
dead; Captain Burgess, dead; Captuin
Farrell, mortally wounded Captain Pcriam
dead Lieutenant Farrar, dead Lieutenant
Lockeen dead Lieutenant Peler, wounded,
and many others whose names | cannot
recall. But two officers in the regiment
unhurt. The men suffered equally. Our
brigade went in 2l00 strong, and Low, after
three days fighting, has just drawn 400
rations, and does not need so many.
SIN haste. SPRoAT."
The First Minnesota came out in time to
participate in the first Bull Run battle,
where its loss exceeded that of any otheI
regiment. Since then it has followed the
fortunes of the Army of the Potomac, al
ways in the old Sedgwick division of the
Sumner corps. The latter General was in
the habit of coupling it with the Eighth
Illinois Cavalry, and pronouncing them the
best infantry and cavalry regiments, re
spectively, in the service. Originally 1850
strong it has had recruits to the number Of
$40, has been In twenty-onG battles, has
literally fought istelf down to less than 100
men. BrigadicrGeneral German was its
first Colonel AIajOr-Gcneral Dana, tho
second, and BrigadierGeneral Sully tho
third.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

NANKTN SHEEP.-I lave recently noticed
a request in the Country Gentleman by J. B.
s., Of Montpelier, w. for information res
pecting "Chinese Sheep" their weight quail
ty Of mutton, hardness as compared with
other breeds, their wool, the number Of
lambs at birth. &c, &c. As | first intro.
duced the Nanbn sheep IN this country,
perhaps few remarks about them may DO
interesting.
| only had three sheep of this breed, and
none other of the kind. They had then Just
arrived from Nanllin, China. These three
were all ewes, from which I had twenty
months a clear increase of more than seven
ty, and raised them. ! am aware that this
statement will not be generally credited, and
| will endeavor to make it palmer by further
explanation.
These three ewes were all large with lamb
when | took them from the ship, and III II
month or less each one had three lambs, ma
king twelve, old and young. Then l had
no buck at first, | was compelled to wait
about four and half months for young
buck and in nine months both old and
young were coming in--the old ewes the
second timc--the young ewes with threo
lambs each, and of the old sheep, one had
! three lambs, one tour, and the other had five
! lambs-the latter sheep raised the whole
| five and all grew to be large sheep, and
breeding twice year. At this rate it will
not be difficult to understand how raised
seventy in twenty months II we had taken
the proper care of them, eighty or ninety
might have been raised in that time quite
number died from the want Of care, hay
ing no suitable stables, nor were they scpa-
I rated rs they ought to have been.
l then sold tho whole flock to r. L. Pcll,
Esq, of Esopus, Ulster county, n. y, except
one eve, and from it have since raised IL
large flock.
The live weight Of the bucks is from 115
to 200 pounds, and the ewes proportionato-
! ly heavy. The quality Of the mutton is tho
finest ever saM, being entirely free from
the strong tastescommon with most other
breeds Of sh@p. The wool is coarse and
long. Theyhre easy keepers, and do not
jump tenccs-a low stone wall is sufficient
to turn them.
They are quite hardy, and stand our north
, crn winters equal to any sheep ever saw.
( Their great recommendation lies in tho
quality and quantity of mutton that can be
produced in short time Theodore Smith,
Norwalk Island, Norwalk, Conn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

In reply to the above the conductor of this
department offers the following, which is
believed to be as good as any receipt OF the
kind yet published;
PICCALILLI is mixture of all kinds of
pickles. Select pickles, from the salt brine,
OF uniform size and various colors as small
cucumbers, button onions, small punches of
caulilowers, carrots cut in tancitul shape,
radishes, radish-p pods, hean-pods, Cayenne
pods, race ginger olives, lines, grapes, strips
of horse radish, &c, sc.
Arrange your selection tasteiully in glass
jars, and pour over them liquor prepared
in the following manner; To one gallon OF
white wine vinegar add eight tablespoon
iulls of salt, eight OF mustard-hour, four OF
ground ginger, two Of pepper, two Of all
spice, two OF turmeric, and boil all together
one minute; the mustard and turmerc must
be mixed together 10y vinegar before they
are put into the liquor; whcn the liquor has
boiled, pour il INTO a pan, cover 1t closely,
and, when il has become cold, pour 1t into
the jars containing the pickles; cover the
jars with cork and bladder and let them
stand six months, when they will contain
good pickles
Picculili is an excellent accompaniment
to many highly seasoned dishes if well put
up, it will keep for years II you like oil
in the piccalilli, it should be braided with
the vinegar, and added with them 10 the
boiling liquor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
NEW SERIES, VOL. 16, NO. 10.
.TURX ERGT.
Jury List for Northumberland County, 4ugust
Term, 1868.

GRAND JURORS.
1 Isa, Jared, Turbut
Frederick Fahrion, Mt. Carmel
8 Joseph Groves, Upper Mahonoy
4 John Hoy, Turbut,
o Jacob Hartman, Turbut
6 Martin Oberdorf, Rush
Z George Savidgc, Lower Augusta
s George Bellman, Turbut
Jacob Drcssler, Turbut
10 Jacob Stamm, Turbut
II Michael Latsha, jackson
II Jonathan Reitz, Washington
13 George w. Funk, Turbut
IA Gabriel Adam, Jordan
10 John Hough, Mt. Carmel
16 Ira Shipc Rush
II solomon Dillcndcrfer, Milton
IS Daniel Dressler, Chilisquaquc
10 Philip Clark, Sunbury
20 Simon Metzgar, Delaware
2l Philip Rem, Upper Augusta
% Levi Raup, Chilisquaque
% Jacob Drcibelbiss, Lower M0honoy
"a Walter Linn, Delaware
TRAVERSE JURORS.
1 William Rohrbach, Shamokin
. Henry II Shailer, Lower Mahonoy
3 George Harrison, Sunbury
t Peter Ruch, Northumberland
3 George Obcrdort, Upper Augusta
William Handy, Delaware
Daniel Reed, jackson
Daniel Arnold, Lower Augusta
8 Thomas Snyder, Sunbury
10 Michael Wirth, Lower Alahonoy
IL Frederick Kline, Sunbury
II William G Kennedy, Coal
13 James Beacham, Point
II Moses Bond, Chillisquaque
Is Casper Adams, jr., Shamokin
16 james Levers, Lewis
II Johu Albert, Lower Mahonoy
IS Henry Johnson, Rush
10 Benjamin Seasholtz, Lower Augusta
20 Peter Human, Lewis
2l John \. Caldwell, Lewis
% Daniel Brocious, Jordan
90 John Taggart, Lewis
"a George Hertz, Chillisquaquo
20 Samuel Blain, Turbut
26 Isaiah Lytlc, Lower Augusta
- David Moyer, Lewis
IS Patrick Burk, Zcrbe
20 John Wolf, Chlllsquaquc
so Truman II. Purdy, Sunbury
81 Samuel Eplcr Shamokin
- Peter Nencdy, Chilllsquaquc
33 Daniel Mari, Turbat
81 John c LytIe, Lower Augusta
81 Alexander Snyder, jackson
SO Jacob SA0nkwclcr, Upper Mahonoy
81 George Keller, Shamokin
3S William c Rakcr, Zerbc
80 Thomas Ncslit, Point
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

DRYNG PEACHES WITHOUT PEELNG.-A
correspondent, says the Country Gentleman,
who has tried the plan o. crying peaches
mentioned below, 10 his great satisfaction,
rcqucs, Ms to rcpublish il for the benefit OF
OF our readers
The f'rze Is removed by immersing In lyc
made hy boiling wood ashes in water 10 a
toleahe strength. The lyeshould be warm
but not 50 "a 90 cook the peaches, which
are rubbed ia IA awhile; AMI then washed
Ia clear cold water Every particle OF .,r1o
will bo removed, and only a thin skin re,
main they can then hc out and dried IN the
usual manner They thu hose nothing of
their sNeotness las peohng. and are said to
he Of o., bs-t NVaIuy ~ ll cooking p.I
lHs,t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
OLD SERIES, VOL. %, NO. 45.

proved here, as heretofore, a success-a
soldier as well IA u statesman--a patriot
who has cngraven his name deep on the
pages of our country's history His name
now goes down to posterity as one of the
defenders of our ilag-one OF the proservers
of our national dignity and inlependenco.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
3ALTIMORE 3
&c K II o S p I II A L.
lSIIED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACK.
ERY

My PLACE WHERE A CURE
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)HNSTON has discovered the most Certain,
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". Nervousness. Dyspersy, Languor. Low
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Trcmblings. Dimness of Sight or Giddiness,
the Head. Throat, Nose or skin, Affections
or, Lungs, Stomach or Bowcls-thosc Terri
lcrs arising from the Solitary Habits of
lose secret and solitary practices more fatal
ictims than the song Of Syrens to the Ma
lysses. blighting their most brilliant hopes
,ations, rendering marriage, &c, impossi-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square of l2 lines, 3 times, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, 70
One square, months, %
Six months, %
One year, 90
Business Cards Of lines, per unnum 20
Merchants and others advertising by tho year,
with the privilege Of inserting different al.
vertising weekly, 10 90
Business notices inserted in the LOCAL CoLuMN, or
before Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER
LINE for each insertion.
l1 Larger Advertisements az per agreement
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

,. who have become the victims Of Solitary
dreadful and destructive habit which
wcers to an untimcly grave thousands of
N of the most exalted talents and brilliant
SLo might otherwise have entrancod listen
IS with the thunders of eloqucncc or wax ed
the living Tyre, may call with full con-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
r E G. I p E S.
HnQuiry---asiccaliIIi.

Would one of the contributors of tho
Housekcepcr's Department of the telegraph
give receipt for PiccaIill, or any kind Of
picking in mustard
And obligc, 4 SUBSCRIBER,
July 18th, 1868.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

We have connected with our establishment we'll
selected JOB OFFICE which will enable us to
execute, in tho ncatest style, every variety Of
Printing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01
NEW JEksSES LANDS FOR
SALE,
GARDEN Or FRUIT FARM

GARDEN OR FRUIT FARMS.
Suitable for Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Raspberrios,
Strawberries, Haekberrlcs, eurraDts, Sc, Of !, -,
B. 10 a. 20 acres each at tho following prices for the
present, via 20 acres for 500, 10 acres i0r ell
acres fur $50, - acres for siO, acre ior $50.
Payable by one dollar week.
Aiso good Cranberry lands, and village lots Ia
CHE1NOOp, % by 100 feet, al sol each, payable
by one dollar a week The above land aud farms,
sro situated at Chelwood Washington Township,
Buriingion Counly, Nes Jefsey. foT further To-
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-- Tho RalcigA State Journal alleges the
discovery OF a secret political organization
whose purposes aio moot l.lhinous nnl
ileasonahie. which has doubtless ramihca-
tiuns throughout the STATE, aud says that
Developments muy ewiily be made Which
VII. stagtle the most apa,het!e.
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BBIN va. JOHNSTON, vi. ID,
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