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H.F. BRAYTON. = Agent
6ATWATRR BUILDING.


The Company has set asi9e the sum Of -Four Hund-
dred and foFty-one Thousand, Two Hundred ard
yrar kes erve FInd, to meet any liabilities that
may aTiss from the business Of tho year ending 3st
Decemb Der, 1853.
1hSOompsny iasue 90 Policies upon Life Risks,
neF upon FBs his.s. Disconnected with Marine
The Company Soes not take risks or transact any
business Of Insurance in any s are which r.Quites
asE amount Offs Capital Earnings to be drpo it,
made any sueh deposits IN tucn State.
STATE or HEW YOkK, l..
CITY ssd >ounty Of BsE York, -
Bsniaulin U Morris. President, and william
WhitBsy, becrotaFy, OF the Columbian In
81 ance Company, being seYsrally sworn, depose
aud say that The foregoing l. q full, true and
gcr ufafeu1ent the adairs Of the ssfd Con na0v
owner Of 81 lsast One Hundred TRousanl Doliars Of
actual ptsl Tin Stocks. the particulars or
ts5 described anYesme t1at nei her OF the
above oeacrtbea lnFi stmen'a nor any part thereof
anJhOJiry In the management Of raid Company, that
ali tucf tnYestmsu N ade in good faith and not
as . tcmporsTy e1pe ilent BY which nominal com
taece Wsth the iaE may be rendered and that they
W.M.WHIrNEY, S e'Y.
Subscribed aud sWorn before me, at the Oity of
New HoFk Ihis 25th day Of bruaiy, 1854, By each
above med deBoat nts -
EDWIN P. CAREY, Jun
fL-s1 kotsry Public 1
OTFroE OF THu AUDITOR OF eTATF,9
Columbus, o., March II, 1854
II Is hereby certified hat the foregoing correct
Cory Of the staiengnt Of Condition Of The Colum-
biaan Insurance COMPANY, Of keW York, made %
fhls once fer the yelr le6i and now hled herein.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
LII JAS. h GODAAhi
mArH.l2f Auditor OF State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

Arkansas has, by 3 decisive vote, rati-
fed the Free State Constitution and elect
cd Mr.. Murphy, the Free State candidate
for Governor. This restores Arkansas
back into the Union without slavery. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

In this city. Saturday morning March lSt1f q
congu mptfOn, ZILPH8 daughter OF I. and .. Nus
son, aged i3 years and y days.
In this eitv. March 18th. nf msasIas, RI0HARD
H. son Of Lewis B. and mary y. Morris, assa
YsafS and months. a-sa 81
Funeral from thisr residence No. 90 outario-It-,
Tuesday, March nd, at3 O'Clock P. NJ Eriends q
TIE family ara respectfully iaviied 70 attend, = ID
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EOR SALE VERY CaRAP-TnE
II propsrty ksOEn as the
RAWs0NVILLK
STEAM FIGURING MILL,
situats 10 the village oi RAwsoNYILLE,

rituate 10 the village OF hAMSOhflhLAs
"a mics hom this city on the liue Of fhe O. o.
and Clstel-nd q Toledo Railroads. Ths mill is IA
Vorably locafed ts neaFy new, has large steam pow
or two ruu Of French BurrH for merchant Touring,
aud one run custom work. Wood cheap. Will Dc
90 d low and on iaEo aBle terms II payment. bpply
80 the Cuyahega Steam Furnace COMPANY or 70 John
BtIatford. EaWEosTille. W. B. CASTLE Art
March lQih 1854. mar21-l4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22
VaIIandIEham for PresIdent--subnfssIou to
Rebels for q Platform

heoeh IoE EAalA0Ems
The Democrats Of Montgomery county,
held Q convention on Saturday to appoint
delegates to the State Convention, 10 be
held at Columbus the 2sd inst. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
ResoI0ed, That we affirm the Virginia
and Kentucky resolutions Of 1898 and IL
SO, Is containing the doctrine Of the Demo-
cratic party and the true theory Of the
Constitution.
Second, That we will ever maintain the
principles laid down in the first inaugural
address Of Thomas Jefferson, as essential
to the preservation Of constitutional liber-
ty.
Third, That this government is based
upon the principle Of consent, and that
the Union Of the States oan never be re-
stored by force. The best interests Of the
country demand an early, honorable and
lasting peace, and We recommend the ap.
pointmeRt Of commissioners to consider
upon such terms as will secure that end.
Fourth That the patriot statesman,
Clement c. Vsllandigham, is the frsi
choice Of the Democracy Of Montgomery
county for the next Presidency.
Il is understood that quite large dele.
CATION will 50 from here. DAYTON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22
row. Military men think the reOrgsnizs
ton must take couple Of weeks.
General Hancock is here.

row. Military men think the reOrganiza
ton must take a couple Of weeks.
General Hancock is here.
REHPECTs TO THE PRESIDENT.
A bedy Of working men from New York
paid their respects to the President today,
he replied in lengthy speech concerning
the dignity Of the working men. Their
interests being against slsvery, Sc.
ExPKcTKD REBEL RAID.
1t is understood that military msE be-
lieve the rebels to be concentrating their
csvslry at Charlottesville with view 10 q
raid up the Shenandoah Valley. If 50
this would bring them probably into Mary
land.
ExEcUTIvB SESSION.
The Senate had an executive session
this afternoon but General Baldy Smith
was not confirmed.
COLONIZATION OF NEGROES.
The contract for the colonization Of ne
grOes at Avachs, Hayti, which has just
proved SO sad q failure, was entered into
with the Hsytian Government under the
permission and sanction Of President Lin
coin by Henry ]. Raymond, Leonard W.
Jerome and Mr.. Forbes Of New York. It
is understood that they regard the speeu-
lstion as having been about as bad for
themselves IS it has been mortal to the
negroes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

The Chicago Times calls General Butler
." beast " and General Burnside q butch.
er." This is just what the rebels ct Rich.
mOnd call them, and it is entirely in keep
ing with The Political status Of the Times
to adopt Richmoad manners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

The Wilmington Journal Of the Llst
Wilmington is fun Of Yankee spies and
incendiaries. Two fires occurred on the
29lh ult. -,
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T z R MS.

lne Sopy-s,' ~
Oluos OF nVe and upWn, ,ds...-.-.. ...-...-... 40
Single cOPi.s sent b. mail on receipt Of ssven
All orders and communications should be sd
BBAIEAED CO Pgblisbers,,
ra-2-Il5 Cleveland, a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22
FxEcur1vE sRasIor

The Senate had an executive session
this afternoon but General Baldy Smith
was not confirmed.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Ten Per cent on day SALE IS per cent ia % days,
balance IN one, two aud three year,, with interest
annually.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

DEED will be given and mortgage required when
the cash paymens have been made.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
GoIcN's k.asiy's BoOk.
Trr Fssn,oS MAGAZINE or rur woRL

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Literature, Fine Arts and Fashions The most
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Plates Wood onsruyings on every subject that can
interest ladies. Crotchet knitting, Netting, Em'
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Buudoir, and tho Kitchen. Everything, in tact, to
make complete Lady Book,
Tie La,t,es Ftrorits .ror 35 Years,
Ne Magazine has been able to compete With it
None attempt IL
Godsy's Receipt. lor every department of house
hold These alone are worth the prise OF the Book
Model Cottages ,no other Ma6a,ine gives hem),
with diagrams.
Drawius Lessons for the Young Another special
" with cooley,
Orlgiual Music, worth - year. Other M,ga.
Eines publish old WORKOUT music but the subscrI'
bers 10 Goiey get II before the music stores
hardening Tor Ladies. Another peosliarlty with
Cooley,
Fashions from Mvssrs. A I Stewart Co., q
New York, tho millionaire merchants, appear ~
uodey, the uuly NJ sul,uo ID has them
Aso Fashions tor he 0els6ratvd biodie, OF New
York
Ladies Bounels. We give more OF them in a
year than any other Magazine. Ia fact the Lady
Book euuuus every lady 10 be her osn banneI maAe'
TERMS OF GoDEl > LADY : BOOK FOR isaS
fFoa which there can be uo Deviation
Oue copy, oue yvar, o. ~
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Additions to auy Ol the above slass, " SO sael
subscriber.
Gvisys lady Book aud Aulhors HONE Msys
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We have No club sith any other MAsatins "
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/ October D. l,ei At
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
Good News n-o-a slissomri.
ST. Louis. Oct. 10.


From the Jefferson City correspondence
of the Democrat it Serrus that the rebel
demonstration on that place ON the 9TH. was
merely to occupy our forces while the enc
my's main body crossed the Usage river.
After feeling our Notifications, and finding
them strong, they passed westward during
the night, 10000 strong, with l6 to 20 guns
and II long train
Gen. Pleasuntcn arrived on the morning
of the Sth assuhed commard, and in the
afternoon followed THE rchels with about
5000 cavalry, At night reports reached
Jefferson City that we had engaged Prices
rear, while Gen, Curtis, coming from Kansas,
was lighting them i'll front.
The Democrats Jefferson City dispatch
OF tonight says that courier had just ar
rived from California, % miles west, bring
ing information that our cavalry were skir-
mishing with the enemy nearly all day yes
terday, In the afternoon the rebels entered
California, and burned the depot and train
ut cars. Price issued a proclamation stating
that he had come into the State, intending
tn remain. He desired to make friends anG
not enemies, and that the depredations he
had committed were military necessi-
ty.
About four o'clock our forces placed a
battery outside of California, drive the re.
bells out, and killed and wounded over 100
of them. Our loss was only a few men
wounded. The railroad was torn up about
mile on each side of California. The re-
bel Colonel Standevort is reported to have
been at Upton, last night, with 5000 men,
moving towards Bonneville. The rebel Maj.
Bowie and Lieut.. Key were killed, and Col.
Shanks was mortally wounded. Col. Fletch-
er, with ID men, arrived here from Rolla to-
night: and report that 1900 men are re-
pairing the Southwest Branch road. A
uridge and water tank were burned at
Scnit's & milrs west of jefferson City.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
The Truth about The Georgia peace
Propositions.


New York, Oct. IA letter from Attain
ia i'll the New York Evening Post Of to-day,
has the following:
The armed foot has pressed heavily upon
this people. and they teel the unrelentins
iroD-hand of Sherman grasping and holding
very lie and AN sure with Il vivid CON
sCiousnuss ut the tcrrurS of the past and II
dread iurrboding OF the coming future, that
they are ready for peace un almost any
terms. Neither the newspapers nor the
iraIlrrs say this, but tGvre are strong indica-
tions in that direction. One of their news
papers proceeds deliberately 10 discuss the
pruprriy ut of Governor Browns accept
dnce ot Shcrmdns invitation to come To AT
lanta. You have no doubt, seen the report
"i such an Invitation having been extended,
which hn, thus much OF truth:
That " hiic prominent citizen of Georgia
was dining with General sherman one day,
the gentleman remarked, i wish, General,
that Governor Brown could see and talk
with yuu." Let him come" replied the
General Il have no objection to his coming
within my lines. He shall pass safely it,
and ont there are valuable records here
which he would no doubt like to get and
preserve. Let him come; | would like 10
see him presume the invitation was duly
delivered to the Governor. question how
ever. it he is prepared just at this moment
To accept il. Perhaps we shall have the
pleasure of seeing hiu, when we arrive AT
Macon or Augusta.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

,E5- List Of killed aud wounded, in the
Company FROM this place, formerly com
mauded by Capt, John Buyers We recet''
ed the following, just Us We were going to
press.
18th CoRrs lIosrIr,L, Amy az rnE !
JAMrs, Va, Oct 4'h, 1851 \
Eiitgr Sua,urg Amoioaa,
sm The following Is list OF the easn'
t,tie. i'm Company - ssh fcnn'a' Vols
nom the battle ol Chapin's Farm, Va, sept
2JJu, 1894
kIllrp,
r,rpp Harrison llousowrTi,
Martin Meish,
Jamrs laHgfty,
WuUNpEp.
u.b,ft Ma-,ln, wounded snd m'rsins
srrut. John u nlckuuei, 'e'rl,} 'n A'"'
Coll ilrnJ lioisher th'gh aad '"A'''
rolou,un lufdy, foot
El S. Iiakrf, snYegv side
lienp unlschiii, dshl afm'
Jl,.lh Maggie. both feat
Itplh slough. ltN issi
t.hu M.nrh. tesrfv ifttsi
William t,fast, tih""
n ~ 4 Nbpn, sh"ulNsf
Wm b A4fiu, ihnH'NtE
#II,.i I.Hs hifWlrghAui tAs.i9 pa l''l
4braUp,s Il egHssl ~ isf - eaA a'H
A. e. ChmsfY
h4Ff 1siH f '
Ff3 fibF F i'' ''s a 81
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
COAL. OIL LAMPS

bog leave 20 iniuTm ny tIlshis aHi the Puhe
gsuufally hat hasa cuuih4eRerd The nAnuiaetgTs
VI CuAL OFT LAMPS II every iuaegipl'Oa sAi 4lys
~ ahishl al
No 81 sECOSp ~. PHILADELPHIA
Aith as pfossh "a fsoliilo, lus haHaiagiaIsns ahi
rfaailsal skpFTuncu ui ttiItaue ysaIi IA he aan'
a.vasui " iAs sap buiiner ipf tang "a tts laf ses
kaasss IN ths a0aulFt, atitss nbsgl lhst ~ s4ps'
rltnss "a knasslss sill snslls As ~ pasi ~ ne
p.tilo soais ga ,aalls4 " sAy IA lss1A 10 Hgls
sul .alk laalship snl a lllasf asiaprilas sta hg
lsssa 4 saall slssys ss4saFsf " lss4 n ansfins
4 10 Fstlle ase al uisiai iessslisis N ssf hts
Asss .l.a i=Ass a. aAe'sssis sssne{ "a its ttis
I,tt A htiutskkt
Rs as sss.sl . flilsislfAis
hsfisaibsg ~ isal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
.snorhcr Speech trosu .sef; Davis.

The Richmond Wig, of the 10th met,
has speech OF jeff. Davis, delivered ut
Aulu,;a, Georgia, jeff is stumping Georgia
t. pl,Vcut the State from seeding, and his
speeches are iul of State rights doctrines,
and aimunilion to the effect that il the
Conirdcracy does not win in their present
desperate game, the Snuthurners Will he.
come seris to the Yankees.
Tn, main object ot his speech at Augusta
is expressed, however, in the following Ian.
guagc. I'VE must do our duty and that
duty Is this every man able to bear arms
must 20 10 the front, and all Others must
devote themselves to the cause ut home
There n,us hc no plcadng- for exemption.
Ne aye G2htmy for existence"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

IS The Coal -alo j., ~ present, in a u"ry unset
r,a state There Is little uT ~ demand except for
few sizes for government use The decline in price
ut Schuylkill Haven, itmn 81 90 TO 81 30 per ton'
hps rendered the operators indifferent III regard to
mining IN which they are greatly favored BY the
pr,scu, strike OF the miuers whose wages have been
reduced twenty five por cent, aud who have been
idle during the present month. Coal ana All othef
commodities mus, come down, aud miners "iIi have
Il, .ubmit to further and much heater reduction
Producer, have run mad IN their oNtraNAB"h' uo'
muul.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
JACOB HARLEY.

tSrccevsoy To STA" "Err u HaritgD
No 622 MARKET Street, PHILADELPHIA
nEALER in Fine Gold and silver WATCHES f,
~ Fine Gold JENELRl; Solid SlLNER-NA ARE.
shi the best Of SiLNEK-pLAIEp.WA Con
s;antly hand large assortment OF tho above goods
a. low prices,
Watches and Fine Clocks, Repaired, by skllul
wDrkmCn; si.o, Jewelry repairing, Engraving and
all kinds OF Har-woTk t. order. ut short notice.
= Don't forge, the old s,"ui, No 622 Market
street, Philadelphia,
SOM 10 lNhl--nIn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

to THE LArEsr.--Our lady readers will he
leased to learn that Miss NJ l.. Gusslcr hiss again
pcucd Il stock Of goods. 1t is sufficient re-
,Lnnouda when we inform the ladies that they
ere selected 10y herself. See advertisement IN
mother column
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
as=9s> .==->zs-

g ponE The crop Of hog' this scs'on is un'
tsuuy Y short, owing. in some measure, to the fact
ant many died during the summer, from some epi'
cmic But pork will not rule as high as many
ntcipate The great West regulates the market
ere rs well as other places. The presumption is,
nat pork in bulk, in the city markets, will bring
.on - to II cents per pound
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
loral affairs.

iy REwARD.-The undersigned offers reward
TIN DOLLARS for information that will lead to
rc discovery and conviction of the person persons
no have been trespassng on his garden and lot,
ealing fruit and injurng his fruit trees,
II. b. MASSER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

! > We call attention tn the advertisement @:
dward {. iobin, FROM this place who has opened a
wv otiica nt Harrisburg. Mr.. Goblin is an ir,clli.
cnt and industrious young nau, ANA deserving Of
Ie patronage o: bis friends and the pnhlic.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
sinion Pole Raising.

s-sS The result in Pennsylvania is large
,nion gain. We have lS out of the "a
'ongressmen sure. A majority in both
ranch of the legislature, and majority in
he home vote.
In Ohio the peace party have elected only
wo out of the nineteen mem3crs of Con-
ress instcal of fourteen their present num-
er. Where is pendleton
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
Allentown ssisianr, college,
ALLENTOWN. Pa.

ALLENTOWN, PA.
Rev. VI. l.. HOrFORD, 4. NJ, Presidont.
Major q. ECkEEpORFF Superintendent OF the
Military Department.
VNllIS institution. chartered by "a, State Of Penn.
/ sylvania With ull Collegiate powers. wilt open
its next session, sent Gh Every facility isahurdcd
for an English Classical, Scientific aua Military clp'
cation under the best Of instructors. Pupils ure
ceived in the Primary, Preparatory Sud Collegiate
Departments For circulars address the President
July -, le6i.-2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

- DSsoLvrp.-We arc requested to state
he partner.hir existing between sol. Malick and
=. W. Zcislcr. IN Ne prac,ico Of Law, hiss been
is,clyci by mutual consent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

EgS- The Ladies Ala Society, of this place, have
e,ciyed frarn ". Oakley rurdy, of rhiladelphia. a
ountor OF barrel Of vinegar prepared from corn,
hrh will cunhlc them to Pat uP good supply of
i,kcs tog which thrrci, great d,mandl lor our
* and wounded soldiers
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

i-g7 The RESULT IN THIS CouNTY.-Thc
Hicial result shows democratic gain in this
ounty over the election of last year of 100
otes. This gain will he overcome by the
,lliers yOtcs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

- REttGIous NoTlcE.-The Rev. J. &. Crcs'
niger, of Ohio, formerly of this place. will preach in
lc Lutheran church in this place, tomorrow iSun-
"y) ut 10 o'clock \. NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

! = The 10 loan is going oh At the rate Of about
,ur million. Of dollars per week. This shows
.y,ly confidence in th" government securities.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

t.OS'E.---in Market street On Tuesday even.
~, a set of ARTIFICIAL TEETH (Gold platel,--
he finder will be rewarded by leaving them at this
ice
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

~ BucKwHEAr.--Thi,im important crop il urr7n
Nv good hi. fall Everywhere the CROP pr7'
tounccd excellent. Buck Shcut cakes will he a
rump card at the breakfast table, this winter, pro-
il,l butter don bring more ;ban twice its resl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

=, Election day was IA heau,ilni and plts,sr!
ny. We never knew moro quiet aud orderly
lection than the nn, held IN th, borough, for nc
own and Upper Augusta, nn ruc'dsy last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

{ : The continuous wet and cloudy weather Of
be ps,, three weeks has yielded to bright autumn
DAYS comrurncius on tuesday last, with tac
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
Washington IsOusc.

Washington House.
NORTHUMBERLAND, PENNSYLVANIA,
(Nec, AZ: Bl1iss.l
rINiE subscriber having leased this well known
i Tavern Stand, lately kept by Mrs {, ;, Brown,
respectfully informs the public that he is r,iing and
repairing the premises, aui will DC prepared 10
tertain, in comfortable manner, his numerous
friends throughout the county, and all who may
patronize his establishment
Oct |, 1854, JOSEPH NANklRk.
ESraUtiics, Wines, Gins. Nc.
rINllE suhacrihcr, having opened in Thompsons
i Brick Building, Mill street, Danville, large
and complete stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising the best brsnls NJ Brandcs. Gin, Old
Rye, Scotch and Irish WhiSkry, Port, Sherry, Ma
dcira, Champagne and other Wines OF all grades, all
OF which will be sold Wholesale, the lowest city
prices. Tavorn-keepcrs, by huyiug Of Us, can save
Al least the freight
Persons desirous Of pur'ha'ias liquors for
FAMILY USE,
nay rely upon being Furnished with pure and
Lnadultcratcd article
- Being determined to establish reputation for
selling cheap he respectfully solics the patronage
of the public. All orders promptly attended 10,
JEREMIAH ), HALL.
nanVle Oct l. 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

TO RgnrL PRISoNrHS -On Wednesday evening
tain ocrchrl prisoners. about 100 IN EG'nhcr pHss-
Il through this place ou theft aay soath fyt ex
,haugr. They were mostly invulil-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

=. . l. l>iAl0Nl.l.It,
NoIE,, Square, SuNBuEl, PA.
The Misses H. 4 L. Shisslcr. having removed thc,r
establishment tu more cummoiiOus and couN enleLt
door above their former location. iHi1rul
their friends aud customers. ,hat they have received
aud just opened choice and we'll selected os,ort-
ment of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, in
Guiding every style Of
BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS & TRIM
NINGS OF ALL KIN DS,
AMI all other orlclc- in their line, which Will bo sold
cheap.
Count" produce of all kinds taken in exchange a,
cash prices.
SGnbIry, April ?, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

,,y- MACHINE Suop--Wc call attention to 'ho
advertisement Of Mr.. Rcnnyson who i now prepared
,r ln III kinds oi work in hi, Machine shop in this
ulg-c Mr. Ronnyson h,s taken The csrah!i'hment
OF T. Bright La on" Of ,hc best N the country,
and bcius pn Intelligent apl practical machin''t
wilbe able ,o ,urn vat wo.k ,guai to Ih.t Of any
other os,ul'i.h'ucut.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
ssrnndics, Wines, Gins. Nc.


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UNHIS first class HousU-thc most quiet, homcllke
L and pleasant Hotel IN the city--oliers superior
inducements to those visiting New York for business
or pleasure Ii il central IN it, location, and kept on
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or served in their own ruoms. The charges are mo
derae the rooms and attendance ot the first order
baths and all the modern yenienccs attached. II
Oct |, 1854
A CARD To THE SUFFERING.
CSWALLOW two or three hogsheNdS Of "Ruchu, -
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tiiotes,' &c, &c. Re aud after You are satisfied
with the result, and one box Of oid DIR. BOtHAN \
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vigor in less than thirty days They are purely ve'
getable, pleasant to take, prompt and salu,ary in
their effects ON the broken duwn and shattered con'
sitution Old and youug can take them with adj
vantage Imported aud -old in the United States
only by JAS : " lLEk',
No. 42i Broadway, New York,
LIZ Agent for the United States
7. S.-A Ros of the Pills, securely packed, will
he mailed To any adde's receipt u price, vhich
is ONE DOLLAR, postpaid money refunded by
the Agent it entire Satisfaction is not given,
Sent 10, lSbl-3m