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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

- REPoRI OF THE SANITARY AID socIErY or
sUSBuRY, PA.-This Society was organized May
Goth, 1883 in connection with the womon's Penn n
Branch Of tho U. s. Sanitary Commission, During
the months Of August and September its aid was
extended to the sick soldiers of the Provost Guard
then stationed in suubury. The 6rst box was sent
June litb 1863. Since that time p boxes, . kegs
aud barrel containing the following articles have
been sent TO the Sanitary couimissiOe
* Flannel shirts, 81 muslin shirts 20 pairs carpet
slippers, pairs leather slippers, 20 wTappsrs IA
quilts, eOmiortables, sheets pairs Canton Plan
mel Drawers 20 pairs muslin do, rs slinss 80 pais
WOODEN stockings IS pads, 20 pillows, pillow eases
40 handkerchief 7 neck haDdkeTehiefs, u palm.
leaf fans, pairs panlaoons, yssis, towels pairs
suspandaFs needle book lbs, butter, 10 lbs eho'
eOlaie lbs rye aOar "a lbs starch ID eoeoa-
nut, lbs Eelaiiss, lbs tobacco, el doI ssss, %
~ msgaInss, az books, 20 jars jelly, 70 fruit
Is jar piekie' ksgs pickles, es bottles vine
dsnJshn ~ips. l do ~hiaksy, . bottles syrup, 30
bottles raspberry and blaskbsTTy cordial 70 bottles
eAssnp borss dried cherries, bo1ss dried apples,
bashsl dried sPPlss, ss bAss dried fuiis. piece,
soap bas salt piece dFlsa bssf n qulrss paper,
srosk VI ssssass barrel Io..iosa basAsl polsloss
q sqvanlliy ei iiasa Ias.-Iin, sad baaaasss
AL these articles we're eon,iibaisd BY tbs people
efsaabaIy viih .sms assislanes fTou ,hs eeesiry
MslsTsi Psessa,sd 70 sesisly lsi yaFds ani
halt Piees, ssllee plsss aEi " ysnis. slOsklass
psln
lhs proceed u ssppss ElEsa As~ issss Ess
saA Nisht sHsualeA " airs 50, Ihs tssssssss
ssskss lhs leile-.ss TspaEt
Nsssy Psit lse fsass.sy Sass MAJ r. iss1 s,so .
ssg~sass " e>lssy, iai "a
psi.ss - sssa. sse u
rH-rrT'r-~E - ~~-~r~~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30


And NOT intended as BEVERAGE.
The Propre,oTs have thousands @. Letters fraa t.s
most eminent Clereymen, Lawyers Physician, aud
Citizens Terrifying 0! ther personal knowledge
10 the beneficial effects AID medical virtues Of these
Bitiers.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. o.. Editor Of tho
Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pa
tent Medicines in general. through ds;rua Of thei-
ingredients aul effects YET know of no sufficient
reasons why man rsy not tc-tify TO the hencas IA
believes himself 20 have received from any simple
PREPARATION, IA the hope that he may thus eon-ibatc
10 the benefit Of others
do tnis the mere lily in regard 10 Icohani's
oeIman Bit'ers prepared BY Dr. Q. M, Ja,kson OF
thiS city because was prgjuiacd against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly ~ alcoholic mixture. | sm Inasbtei 10 NV
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., !yr .Ae removal u
iLls preJadce by proper tosL'. sal for encourage
il.t 10 Try them, wb,r suErvtlg from great aud
l,ng eon'.nued debility The .sa ot lhree bottle Of
these Blcrs, p, the hegiaAing O! ilo present wear
was followed 10y evident E,iei and restoration 10
uegree Of bodily and me,tsl ylg0r which hal 10.
i,lt Tor E aoras before, ana hsl almost despaircd
OF rcgalrIng. therefore thank God and my irivLd
for directing tV the use OF them.
}, NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, Juno 93, 1881
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

EY We understand u riot occurred among the
miners at Shamokin. There was n ..strikc'' on Fri.
day last, which eliminated in nm outbreak at Mr.
Moury's Hotel, on Monday night Last S~seral Of
the ring-leaders were arrested and now confined
in the Jail ut this place. The extraordinary high
wages now paid miners, instead of stimulating to
greater industry and contentmeu,, has only made
them more turbulent and troublesome
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

tY HASD-BiLLs.-Those wishing bills and other
printing we'll done, should call at this cfhceas we
have provided large stock of materials for that
purpose.
CPNWe are requested to say that Mr.. E. P Rob
bach formerly of Centre High School, Juniata ooun.
~, Pa, will open classical school in the Grand Ju.
~ Room, about the FIRST of April. Mr.. Rohbach is
represented as an experienced teacher and fine scho
lar, being graduate of one of our best colleges Ad.
vsrtisemcut next week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

Sir wn. Hull, late Admiral of the fleet,
Ia dead.
The trial Of Kjag and frcenan Is postponed
till next quarter sessions.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE MEXICAN CROWN Dr
AncnDuKE. MAMMALIAN.
An extract f-em letter written by The
Archduke Macmillan to General Almonte
is published. The Archdnke states that he
does not hesitate about accepting the Mexi-
can crown This dissipates all dou~ on
the subieet
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30


During the year there has been OH increase
Of 23 Operators and 90 Collieries. There is
a large number of new Collieries preparing
in the Mahanoy Region for this years busi-
ness, eighteen or twcuty in number. In
other portions of the Region, Collieries
which had been abahdoned heretofore, aye
in course of preparation for this years bust
ness, and some new ones are also in course
ofpreparation.
Mr.. Repplier mined IA, 900 tors from his
Ashland Colliery and prepared it on single
breaker in 1868. This is the largest quanti-
ty OF Coal mined from single collery in Il
year, since the trade commenced in Schuyl-
kill county. Mcssrs. George c. Potts Il Co,
also mined 132, l02 tons from single collcry
in 1868, and could have increased it to 150,-
600 tons, with full supply of cars.
The supply from this region this year will
depend In great measure on the means
Of transportation during the active portion
OF the season, and the conduct of the en-
ployces.
The following Coal from the Shamokin
Region passed over the Mine Hill and Schuyl-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

lsT' Mn. uLP the Superintendent of common
Schools of this County, in his report shows the
bel Of male teachers to be 10 number of female
teachers, 10. Number Of male Scholars 1861 mum
Lsr Of female Scholars 2?34 Out of the whole uuin-
Der Of townships of them refuie to accept the
system Of Common Schools. They are, Cameron,
Jackson. Jordan, Upper Mahanoy Lower Mahanoy,
L,ue Mahanoy and Washington. There are only
s5 accepting districts in the State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

Ey'RoTgL CnAsoEs.--Julius Arbiter will take
possession OF Mrs. Bottoms old stand in April. Mi
ehael Wilvert the Washington House now kept by
SIR. Walters. Mr.. Drumhellcr of the Susquehsnna
House will take Weavers old stand now kept by Mr.
Nilvert. Mr.. q. W. Arbogast Of Gcorgetcrn will
take possession Of the Susquehanpa House. Mr..
Nsndykc Of the Central, and Mr.. Snyder of the Law.
renee House, continue at their old stands.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

q We see 1t stated in an exchange that Mrs.
Mar! Piatt, aged 10 years, died last week near
White Deer Mills, in Union County. She was a
daughter of John BraGy, noted in the Revolutionary
annals Of Northumber!aad county; sister of Capt
MAP Brady, now and for many years past an
Gru Of the State Senate niece of Gen. Hugh
skrsas and blood re.ative of Sam Brady, the
celebrated Indian fighter
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

~ The value OF the prizes captured by our navy
since the commencement of the rebellion, is shown
by official f,ures to amount to over Si00,001,0O0.
One half of this amount has been distributed among
the captors and the other half placed the credit
of the fund for the relief of disabled seancn. Block
ade running cannot be very profitable,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For the Fruit, Flower and Kitchen Garden.
fs01 TEE rsGs
GARDEN sR's MONTHLY,

Office % North Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA
TERMS-Sl 30 A YEAR
Edited by THOMAS MEEnAy.
The Monthly Contents Are
Hint5-Flower Garden and Plsasure-G Ground :.
Fruit Garden Vegetable Garden Window Gartes
ing
muuications-Emb bracing ,he views Of The
begt writer's on Horticulture, Arborculturc 4 Rural
Affairs
Editorial--Giying the Editors views on the iln.
portanI Horticultural Improvements
Scraps and Qucrics--New Fruits-New plants
Domestic and Foreign Intellgenc-F Foaeisn Cor
respondcnce-- Horticultural Notices
With each Department handsomely illustrated.
These general feaiureswill be retained and the
pnbshcr pledges himself ttat 40 labor or expense
shall be spardd TO render the succeeding issues OF tho
Magazine every way worthy Of The favor viii ". .ch
has previous efforts have been nTp!y rewaried'
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN
Jsp-i9ry 2S 1884
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

t5'BRoKE IN THE IrE.-on Saturday last,
huckster who crossed the river this place, broke
in the ice, IN the canal opposite this place. The
horcs rescued by the aid Of some Of the skaters
and others tho river.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
Aoral aFairs.

IL Mr. CALEB ELY offers for sale, at public ven.
dee, on the 9th OF March, some valuable horses.
stock and other personal propertysuitabe for farm
srs and others-whch is fully described In the
printed bills from this Office
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

CY' Ira f. Clement has purchased what is known
as "Shisslora four acre lot" at the upper end Of
hii borough, along the branch of the Shamokn
Valley railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

<-ks<k.12,<GSszf = -zsstW
MOURNING GOODS I!
Black Glossy Silks,
~ Black Cashmerce;
Super Black Nohairs,
Fine Black Alpaccas.
Black and Purple p,la;rs.
White and Black Figured Delaiues,
Black Crepe Maret7,
Lupins BLACK ell wool Delaines,
Black silk Boregcs,
Good Black Dcbese,
Plain Black Gingrams,
Plain Black Calicoes,
Neat Figured Black Callcoea.
Fine Black Sack Flannels,
Black Love Wells
Jouvins Black Kid Gloyes,
Black silk Gauntlctts,
Black Gloves in Variety,
Fine Mourning handkerchief,
Black cotton and wool Hosiery,
Black Thibet and Wool Shawis,
nc, &c, DC.
\ nice line of the abave goods now
open and for sale at low prices.
L. y. BRIGHT y SON.
sunbury, October 3ist, 1853,
.7er''ss7'esss!sssssJi5 q ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

IL BhrAKIss Up OF TIE IcE.-on Saturday last,
the ice on the river was from eight to ten inches
thick and heavy teams passed over it. But the con-
tinued warm weather of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, 50 completely reduced it in strength
and solidity, that it was carried Of on Wednesday
noon, with rise Of only about two feet Of water
Wednesday and Thursday were moro like days in
April, than January.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

-" WILLIS LAWRENCE has been appointed Post
Master at Milton, in place Of his father recently de-
ses.sd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

" The inaugural Address of Governor Curtin
Will bc found in another column. 1t Is an ablc docu
men. and should be read by ALL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

hf L. bsanas u dsaiis, 90 sappass aoiuis snls
e'uihins ihe teeth 9Th slssEuf diy iul lhs tartar
aisAfpsasti .iisf ihst " l-sdsf " charcoal cad
ussssis " 'sa1any' shish all las,ssi Ns Isssg'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

FTHK DRAfr N sNoRTnuxDERLAsD Corsrr.--
The following il the number of men enrolled and
tho quota required from each sub district in North
umberland couSty under the recent coll for volun-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder.

IN YguRgJ Jv aged, State Or Felaa'C,
Arespsodily removed, and the patient restored Il
healla
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

The Paris "Presse'' computer the population a.
the globe at ono thousand millions speaking three
thousand and six;your lsnguagea and having eleyea
hundred different forms of religion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
WyAI va ,r~uEHDe

Stavc3, ShingIes, Poplar, LOCUST, &c.
TIME undersigned is about extending bis Lumber
L business to ill n needed gap in the trade Of Phil
adelphie, by making speciality ofthe Coopcr-Stork
Trade. and desires 10 make arrangements 10 se-
cure supplies. The City C"opers, Shipper. &c,
owing to tie irpossbiy of obtaining them in Phil
adclphia. now depend largely on other markets for
their Slaves. &c. With proper encouragement hy
the manufacturers. the undersigned hopes TO stop
this diversion OF trade by keeping hand large
stock, in every variety OF Quality and size. BY Civ
ing this branch of trade particular attention, be
hopes to make more carly returns TO consignments
and establish for the manufacturers more Naluable
communication with purchasers than is possible 10y
those who trade Inulniy in more heavy lumber.
Manufacturers and Others, who furnish lparti-
cularly CONTINUOUS suppiies.) either by contract,
purchase or on Com,i;ssiOn, Slaves, Heading hupp
Poles, dc. Address
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
W. A. LEVERING.

Cal5Thl street Wharf, PhiladeIhia.
Large supplies always wanted of Locust Timber
Oak Knees ana frequently long Oak Plank, Oak and
Yellow Pine Timber, dc. Also now opening trade
in and wanting supplies of Shingles, Walnut, Cherry,
Poplar and Ash Lumber, tec.
REFERENCES Alex. G. Cattell Co, Philadel-
phia 1hos. Richardson Co, Philadelphia.
.Innmnrv L. lSti In
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

Antoay lholiars the noyslisi occupies az im'
poilAni l&-iiloa ~ ,hs tTtish rosga1cs psTi0Inis
"a ds.iss .heienuy Ani ysi ands ulls 10 sdll ths
Nofnhia Magazine As,i sFlis nossls
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
nEIrcATr rulInnrN.

Tho-s suHcFing from MsRksvrs, wss,lns sa-y,
"ih -curccy any aesh On their bones, are eufeo ~
very shor tias one botd, ~ such cases, wlll have
a uoi, surprising eaosl
PARENTS baNiug sua.rine children "a a. 10,
nd wishing 10 raise ihela, vii never regret The asy
hoy sea1a.ascG With ilcse LitlCyg
ilffhAHY M.N, SFppiNvs sed tsose work
Ag L,4i Wlta lsr.g Lr.hs, fiagia alAsys keen 7.
bottle u A.1lag4 bllts4s usgs tsen, ~ hsy N
hui iaush begeot hofi i.s Use, % 10th lgiLl AL
ssiy, l9E.geralirE end Dot dsF.eE.lne.
- y SOf A LIQUOR sIlMILANg,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
Total
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The following is the quantity of Coal
transported over this Road in the following
years: TONS
1868, 21G,520
1869, 200, $50
1861, l5l,OJ2
As far as We can learn, Tie following i'm
provemenls are progressing in the Locus,
Gap and Shamokin Coal Region:
Mcssrs. Parvin & Cook have struck a new
slope on lands Of the Summit improvement
Company ut Locust Gap, at the western end
OF the Muhanoy Basin.
Messrs, Joseph Walton & Co. are erecting
new colliery on lands of the Locust Gap
Improvement Company. in the neighhorhood
OF MIcssrs. Parvin & Cobks new colliery.
Mcssrs. 5. John & Co. have leased col
licry on the lands Of the Green Ridge In
provemcnt Company, and are preparing to
sink slope.
Mr.. S. Bittenhender is also opening an cx-
tensive colliery on the Big Mountain I'm.
provement Co.'S lands and others, which
will be ready f0r business in a short time
The Shamokin Valley and Pottsvile Rail
road Company are also preparing for one or
two more colheries ON their own lands
Miners Journal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
MAITIiI.Ms \ a COx,

A fssgas - ss ssse, ~, le9 ca fslles
~ snA hI.eiiasg Asa leiA hhl eafffsiis a.
lssa = .slsi's..s .si ~ sias ssisss sHsass y
y - e4fe
esIt ~ iti
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
PARTICULAR NoTtCE

There are many preparations sold under the nsTgo
Of Biters, put up in quart Bottles, compounde. cc
the cheapes. whisl,cy or common ruu. ccstu, from
70 10 40 cents per gallon, n, ta,,e -asci hy Ln-ss
or Cornndor Seed.
This Glass ot Bitteys has caused and VIII cun.il-e
70 cause. rs long aa they hg sold hundreds 90 do
the death Of the druukard BY their use the sysls:.
Is Kept continually under nc influence OF Ai,1hg,,
Siilnulants Of the wors. kind. the dcs~e for L.u,-
is created ana Kept UP. and the result i all The at.
tendant upon dfunLerd life and death
For those who desire sud viii have q Liquor Bit
terS, We publish the following receipt Get Ons
BoLue HooAaDd's German Bitters and mix with
Three Quarts Of Coed Brandy or Whisley, and ,hs
result will be preparation that will far excel in
medicinal virtues and true excellence any Of III.
numerous Liquor Bitlers in the market. ccd will
cost much less. You Will have all the virtues oc
Hoaaands biticrs in connection with a good article
Of Liquor, At much les pcics hap tLs1e iptoror
Preparations viii oQst yor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

Anhnructtc S0nA ErnNc tor ko3S-
We give below tho official quantity of
Anthracite Coal sent to market In 1858, to-
geticr With the Semi Anthracite and Btu
niinous Coal that is moved towards tide
water from the regions name /, and the i'm
portation of Foreign Coal. The Anthracite
trade shows an extraordinary increase dur
ing the year, notwithstanding the high price
of Coal and the drain of men from the Coal
regious during the last two years Tons
The increase In Anthracite reached /, 1,719, $50
Bituminous, Domestic and imported so7 1853
Total increase for 1868, 2,5sG,490
The largest increase that occurred in any
one year previously, was in 1851, when the
increase reached l, 1886, 997 tons, and in 1863
it reached 1,115,3 ,399 tons.
Of the increase Of s07 ,20q tons of Semi
Anthracite and Bituminous, 455,a42 were
foreign inpcstations.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
Admsni-sra,or'- Ne,iee.

Esiits n 4 kni'a R,etsfslier, dscsasai
NOTICE h hereby s,ss bat lsl,sH q slwlai,'
~ uallel sloa the ssisis VI A loFdan heehefseF,
laio of shs talosgh q nsplsIy SouhImheT'rni
efsail, aersssFi hsFq tesn e4antsi ~ the ttlsefi
~, AZ psfsaus hss,rs eisiaas Asaiaii ibs s-l 4
esiaia go Figs.sifA ~ uilke kAasA iha salae sFl
Iils'ns kreslNf ia n,rlse isaflie4 sgt lsslstsisl
Z ,..sl pss ~ ~ III h,.ai dslaf
hA A kiftLLlh. Aillinisi7sis,
ga, 1elira hesks.slisf, assa.
ssEtsry psl ~, latt-tl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

fsIsh ~ tl''iil s-sl'-,s- y - s,l-s'
Isiliieas " llshea stls "a isaily y ~ a. fsisis
tsssLl q lss 40. -hs nishs sss sag shkesi !.
ossh = tfaaA
a oss s,s s.a N. rsss s...ss y.n -. a,s
Uisti
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
STRAY HUi.A..

HAME TO the premises Of the subscriber in Point
" township Northumberland county, Pa, about
the middle Of May last o STRAY BULL, about
two years old red sides and cars, and white back
The owner Is requested TO come forward prove pro.
periy, pay charges and take him away, OF ho will
be disposed Of according 10 law.
JOHN HECkEKI
Point township, Dee. s. ls63.-eln
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

The following figures show the number enrplled
and the quotas required from tho other counties in
this Confessional District
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
1873 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
REFERENCES.
FRUIT TREES.

w II. KNOusE. Agt. for Edw. j Evans L Co
W. OF Central Nurseries, YORK. Pa. taxes
this method OF Informing his friends and the public
generally, that he is and viii remain {. Niiyert's
Hu;c for two weeks, ready to receive orders which
he will deliver in the Spring of all kinds Of Fruit
ard o-naaental trees grape vines, Shrubs, Ro:es, &c
SGIbUry January .. lsot st
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
w ~ = . - IHTIVH-
Attention. Sof.lIeras

aNP 40 ikiiNOe VI soLpiLte
We call the attention q an having rslai'er, a.
tienfa 10 tbt army % The isol ihai uoOfLANh 4
oe5lan Bitter Nll cpIs zine tsuiis ~ thc did, 49,.
..lleea ~ rKiosufet nna FasHiiurfu 20 saup
We u lhs liai, FubliiAsd alnosi a. iy i ~.
tsHpaPeFs 90 ihs uFfiFsi of he sts, IL s'n ~ a.
uss4 lAsi very lsfKe pToplr'i.n Ele fRlefu q "a
d,biy, lVsfy ease d itai Aini cen as ftaig
slrsa ~ ilaoasldF pssaaH hilisrs W. hAsg :.
hss'iaiian Ia lailns aai Il isese Llisn ssFs fro,,
usqt HnogT qpT sfl.lsfs LuIdFsis % ltst aighi u
Hfci iaai u'hfiHiis souli a. isii
IT, lNllfiali are dH.ly feaeIfInF tAatkiul let,
ifTH i.tm aalsifia IA Ll hriay afl hsriaIf = -
have hsfl rrsiplei % Lssih hf 10 80 " lhss pa
isis sspi b. thru hf itsl hNGiL
hkNAHE o. cui AfiRTTiIsi
tse that ihe fisnsfart ~ HC AyACkfDAH IA a
ils hfarlsF ofsagA tsi.e.
fslss % tpiiss - sssH " hall dess. o. a. b
hlssll Jess Ffs,ssi sTassiss "a -, ,ls snl.ls
~ - y ~ y - sny " R6 inist |eaiilE ffsFssa
iatf lssi 49, u eirfus a a. Haas ts si.s = y.
sstti .fssli ieialsll rGri - b faffsss
ffiafllA uA.s sat Asi aiseil4g. 50 IIl ffat a
i"Ats ENASa.
ss's'~a" = Il iAsssss Ats,
~ HT.s Y sssssss ~ P.sl,s : N-s
si<lsi =, - n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
Mellow rever, EEilious E'c, go, sc.

Those suffering from Broken doHa aEl DccrtO
'Cons:tutions from whatever cause, either n NIain
Female. will and in
HO0FLANp'S GERMAN BITTERs. 4 EENEpys
That sill restore them 10 their usual health Such
has been the in thousands Of instances. aui .
fair trial is but required 10 prove the assertion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

4 IAN OfsIkhs whole OF half cnEs, fresh froia
y The clly markets esL b. hsd Al al liAss a. the
store "a n C. GEAhiihkf
saneaFy, JsnusTy >, leei
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
uoOFLAND's GERMAN BITrEns


VT Tive Ion
GOOD APPETITE,
WI give you STRONG HEALTHY NERVES,
via gire you BRISK AND ENERGETIC FCET.
fNGS,
VIII enable you to SLEEP WTTI and will positirc-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
RENIENrRER-

THAT THESE BITTERS IRE -.
MOT? ,ALCO59gDIT<C,
And NOT intended as a BEVERAGE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
BOOTS AND SHOES.

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, 1864-09-29
Tho Fail in Gold.
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The terrific tumble in gold, consequent
upon our rccentsplendid Victories, has caua-
ed panic an1onx our merchants. Tney see
TINT the end OF the War and OF war prices Ia
near It hand. The speculstors IN dry goo,s.
provisions and all the necesfaries Of Life Wlli
Eoon be brought to the verge Of rnin, and
many OF them Hill topple oYez. The only
thing that supports them now ia the conduct
Of the SO. called national banks, which are
the crash Is not far distant, and must merit
ably cSme.
Everything that people need to est, wear
or use Ia row sold at an exorbit Mt rate, not
justified BY The l2r Of demand aud sapply OF
BY the premium on. gold. Potatoes, for e1-
ample, are selling here at three dollars the
bushel, Rhen they can be bought In Boston
for eighty cents. Silks are vt double the
p,ites they should be- Flour, meat and veg
hope Of forcing the people to buy them ut
at their weight in grecnbacks. AL other
articles are disposed Of at proportionate
prlcea, and the public are sWindlel that the
spectators may get rich.
Now, We advise all our readers not to huy
an!ttIhipg t @ Which hcy can Rosaibly do without
to their senses. We forced the price Of coal
down By this means, and IT properly applied
1t will reduce the price of everything.
Ladies can certainly walt fIH weeks tor
their dress goods and cotton goods, aud gen
tlenan can wear their old clothes for q
month longer. There has been more specu-
lation recently among our merchants than
must not expect their customers to come to
the rescue No r that gold has fallen and the
mercantile world Is on the eve Of great rs-
Yu1sfQn.