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Female College,
BORDENTOWN. N. j.

sEyHlS Institution is pleasantly located on
Delaware River, 30 miles north Of Phil
adelphia. 1t has been in successful OF era
ton for more than eleven years, and is one
of the most 6ourishng institutions Of learn
ing in the country.
Special attention is paid TO the Common and
Higher branches of English, and superior add
vaHtages furnished in Vocal and Instrument
tai Music, Drawing, Painting. French and
Latin are taught by experienced teach, rs.
Persons coming from the South can leave
Walnut street wharf, Philada., at & a, NJ. and
2, 3, Al and p. NJ. For catalogues address
REV. JOHN II. BRAKELEY, A. M, .
dec. 26, '63 3m. President.
REFERENCES IN MARYLND.--R. l.. Thorn
as, North East ; ii. Moore, Havre de Grace;
J. P. Dale, Whaleyville Thos. Mallaieu
Niilington Rev. W. NJ. Warner, Sudlers
vilei W. Parker, Port Deposit.
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TO THE LADIES
ELkTON & VICINITY.
NEW MILLINERY u TRIMMING
STORE IN. ELKTON.

MISS MARY A. JONES having taken tho
4'I New Store House lately occupied by Mrs
Lehman, offers to her friends and The Public
at large, IL new V selected Stock of
Bonnets, Trimmings, and
Nllenery Goods
generally. Her personal attention will be Civ
ell to all orders in her line and she promises
that her styles and assortment of Guuds shat
not he inferior to any ever offered to the Public
Her Stock will be continually increased by no
yeltics in Ribons, Trimmings, Embroiders, &c.
and STYLES not on her shelves will be Ordered IL
suit her customers Hoping TO receive Il shar,
Of the Public patronage, she respectfully solicit
an examination Of her stock.
Embrodeing, Plain and Fancy Sowing exc
cuted TO oldrr by competent need!cwumen
feb ~, GJ-tf. MARY A. JONES.
West Grove Boarding School
FOR GIRLS,
county, Pa,
On the PAiladeiphiu and Baltimore Centre
RoiirOad, lorty mites from IhiLadeLphid
aud ten from OItord.
ENllE Summer Term Of twenty weeks viii
L. commence on ID day, the ID Of 9TH mo-
next. The course Of instruction is extern
sivc and thorough, including the Latin and
French languages, Drawing, Book kecping
Botany. Geology, &c. The school is alnpl,
furnished with apparatus, Books Of refer
encc, nc. Much attention given to the Phys
ical as well as TO the NJ cnta and moral train
ing Of the pupils. Terms reasonable, SenC
for circular. Address
THOS. p. COWARD, Principal
West Grove, Chester CO., Pa.
feb IS 3m.
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ELKTON ACADE Nj Y ,

EIKTON, MD.
JOSEPH ROOP, A. b. Principal,
LATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, &c.
Miss G. w. Thorpe, Preceptress,
ENGLISH BRANCHES AND FRENCH.
Professor Theodore AscherfeId,
Music AND THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
TT is the design of those connected with this
i Academy, as Teachers, to maintain a
school Of the first standing, one that may ask
and merit the patronage of the public, by Of
fering to Young Ladies and Young Gentle
men every opportunity of procuring tho
rough and finished education.
Pupils from distance may obtain board
on II oderate terms in the town.
Four Terms, of Eleven Weeks each, con-
stitute year.
RATES PER TERM:
elementary % w
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
History, Congestion and defamation 90
Latin, Chemistry, Physiology 4 Rhetoric 50
Greek, Surveying, Mental and Moral
Philosophy .----.-------.--...6 w
EXTRAS:
French ----.---.----. ---sFS w
German ------- w
Music on Piano and Guitar each --...-. 10 W
Drawing --------------- w
Water Color Painting Observation-Disclosures 3 90
Fuel, &c. for the season. .---. %
oct 3, '63-ly.
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COOK ST0YES.
1864.
1854.

r HAVE received. this week. another in voice Of
| Cook Stoyss the host makes in tho market.
" hieh | nn Offering cheap for the cash
Jan lS, '6i l.. W, STAPLES.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 1G, 1862.
VIM. Ralstun :

WASHINGTON, Oct lG, 1852
VIM. Ralston
DEAR SIR Having tried the Cattle Powder,
manufactured by you, [ consider it II good article
for the diseases of horses, and as good prepare
tion ms there i S in the market.
HIRAM WRIGHT,
Assist Netenary Surgeon,
.g..- For the United States Government
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For RENT.

NHE ST0REll0CSE now occupied n,
L Mr.. Thomas Bremen. Possession given
9Th of March, next. Apply 10
jan 30, lsei-tf +. A, ELLIS.
MEMS long Boots, at $50. M,slins
LVl Flannels, Prints are still selling at ola
prices, at I. DRENNEN'S. roct "a.
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NOTICE..

PARLOR STOVE.-GAS BURNER.
r THINK remarks on this stove needless MS
L they are acknowledged by all who have used
hem to be he haudsem ,st and the best stove ever
ifer3d to the public The demand for them last
season was great that [ was unable to supply
It. Parties are requested to give me. early
call if they want one. T. W. STAPLES,
jan ! 6, 1864. 2i door above post office.
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1864. 1864.
LARGE STOCK

NEW WINTER GOODS
Now opening at VIM. McClcand's New Store iu
Elkton.
Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths and Mattings in great
variety. Brown and Bleached Muslins Cotton
and Wooden Flannels, Prints, Ginghnms De-
LANES, Ladies Dress Goods of all Styles Shirt
ing stripes, Tckings Table Linen ard Drilngs.
Cloths, Cassimeres. Hosiery. Gloves Notions
Cutlery. Ready Made Clothing of all kinds
Mems shoes ana Boots heavy boots from 81 80
aid Caps, large stock and lat est styles Ladies
Furs, very cheap; large heavy Blankets and
Uioaks, Hardware WiIo wware, Qucensware,
Groceries, Tobacco Fish, de-
ty'Sp ecal attention is called to our large and
extensive stock Of Winter Goods nows opening
which Will be sold cheap for cash or trade.
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LADIES TAKE NOTICE!

a BARGAIN IN FURS 4!
I WILL positively sell at first cost Large
L Fancy squirrel Cape; will sell it for 5 u; re
TAIL price of which is SIT lone do. at Sll re-
tail price $li one Small do. at 81 retail price
50 one small do at 50 ; retail price 81. The
,bove will be sold at first COST 10 clear out the
stock, Call at the store in the Hollow.
jan 80, 1864, VIM McCLLLLAND. Jr
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THE CECIL WING
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY f. E. EWING,
TERMS.-S2.OO a year, in advance.
$50, if not paid in advance.
800 for clubs of Five.
1900 for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
Square, will be published three times for
one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each
SUBSEQUENT Insertion; longer ones in the
same proportion. -OyElGHT lines BREWER,
or space equal to that make square.
Advertisements published Quarterly, Semi
Annually, or Yearly at moderate rates.
rAdveriisements sent without tne num-
Der of times they are to be inserted being
stated. will he continued until forbid, and
charged according to the above rates.
R-Fractions Of a square charged as a
square. , A.,
one dollar.
Obituary notices charged for at adverts-
ing rates and none inserted unless paid Tor
in advance.
Dy-No Paper DISCONTINUED until all ar
rearages are paid.
~Single copies of the paper, FIVE cents
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Steele AmaIgam Bells Complete
With HangingS.

T1HEY are especially adapted for farms,
d plantations, school houses and tactores,-
They are noted for their tone, strength, sono-
rousness and durability of vibration The
practical utility of these bells, and extreme low
price ut which they are offered, must secure
their gradual introduction. For sale by
mar 81 i. w. STAPLES.
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WAsuINGToN, Oct. q 1868.
YIN. Rnlsion

VIM. K0IsT0n
Z. DEAR SIR Having had your Horse and Cattle
Powder in use for some time, do chccrfully &C.
ommend it us a good article, and well worthy of
public notice. M. JACkooN,
Superintendent of the Mule Corral.
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FICKARDTS
G. ATTLE p OW D E r
Thousands are Testifying to Its
Efficacy. az
- The Mereifm Man is Kind to his Beast. "

/" The Merciful Man is Kind to his Beast"
FTER years of study and expe fiment by the
n inventor, to compound from PURE VEGETABLE
Materials, a Powder that SHOULD and MUSE take
the place Of the thousand and one nostrums gotten
up and pamed upon the public as CERTAIN
Remedies for the cure Of all diseases which the
brnte creation are their to, he has produced the
.ne heading this advertisement, and none CAN DE
GENUINE unless bearing our signature The
demand is such that its sale has been chiefly con-
fined to the State of Pennsylvania. but we have
now contaminated such arrangements that we are
prepared to supply the numerous orders now on
hand, as well as those we may n'ef fe'el'e
from other States of the Union.
knowing this Powder to possess-WH the curative
properties here set forth, we deem fulsome IL
rade OF words unnecessary, feeling assured 'hat
its own MERITS will secure for 1t a ready safe
Being composed of pure vegetable ingredients, II
can be safely and judiciously given to that noble
animal the HORSE. Its effects are no FALSE
PAMpERING Of the system, creating bloated car
cass with premature shedding OF the hair but
on the other hand, it strengthens the digestion:
puriies the blood, regulates the urinary organs
thereby improving and protecting the Whole
PHYSICAL condition Of the animal, even when III
an apparently healthy state.
To the Agricultural and Dairyman it is an in
valuable remedy for their NEAT CATTLE laborlng
under HOOP diseases, HOLLOW kdORN, and
other of the many complaints to which they are
liable from suppression of the natura; secretions
MILCu COWS are much benehtted by occa-
sionally mixing with their Stop or fecd-it has
tendency to strengthen the ANIMAL remove all
DISTINCTIONS from the milk tubes, promote all the
secretons and consequently adding much to the
strength Of the animal, quantity and quality of
the Milk, Cream and Butter.
HOGS during the warm seasons, are constantly
overheating themselves, which results in their
getting Coughs, Ulcers Of the LUNGS and other
parts, which naturally has IA tendency to returd
their growth. In all such cases, teaspoonful
mixed in bucket of swl and given every other
day, will speedily remove ali difficulties and the
animal WILL INCREASE IN HEALTH AND FAT.
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OUR Sad Irons are conceded to be the
~ best in the market. They are beauti-
fully pc lished and true on the face. | have
some so or 60 pairs land they are very cheap.
For sale by L. w. STAPLES.
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IMPROVED Skeins and Boxes for road
Il wagons, from the celebrated &c Carbon
POGO lron,' unequalled by anything in the
market. In order to avoid getting Il spuri-
Gus article, get them from
mar D n. ". STAPLES.
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n must not forget to make mention of the
J. Grind Stone Eiangings with tlnnge and nut.
Tho rollers are accurately turned instead of
being ground rs some are. They are cheap.
For sale by [n,u 81 i. w. STAPLES.
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- TESTIMONIALS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 1862.
To VIM. Ralston
l have used your Cattle Powder, and would
state that it possesses the qualities Of toning and
renoyating the stomach, removing in some degree
the morbiHc matter. scan recommend for all
horses in private use, where the system is not
TOO much debilituted. j. 2 TURNER,
Veterinary Surgeon,
For the United States Government,
~ Washington u. C.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
FURNITURE.

A suPKnB ASSORTMENT oF HOUSEHOLD FURsI !.
ture Ior hac-froIer,y of family lea wing The city
cod rsno,er,e E,assrss CARPET Mirrors Paint
Asse, China Glass Silver Chamber pn,ntu,s ...ss,
30 Appb a. iIs Wos Jwsny.lhird suest sssr si,th
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

ITHB ROLL Of HON OR -KILLED, WOUNDED AND
Il missing soldiers -TIlOMAs y. TOWNSEND, Rsthor or
the Enoy coped OF the GreA, Rcbeon has ready for
reference Inc Roll OF Honor FOR the Yeats 1861 S62r
containing complete lis, OF al our sodie whore names
have appeared IN newspapers OF New FORK having
been Killed wounded, missng died in Northern south
err los YaIs or Otherwise al OF whom b. !ound
nation the above may do Well TO address, the
author stating number OF regiment which the soldier
bron ed 10 The his services arauitousy.
Address Thomas 9. Townsend No. washnsion place.
Ma York
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
8{2M M ssrArn.

T11S5S1{36 clxSs yyslIsusD couIrIy
vt&6 ~ Sss,iss Hssnss eaP: q s:. % Scss' sss2s
II 80 kSeA Ss.lAts! s,aSs1a s.s a - ssgssss xsss
"a ysk xsss sssS ksaS rsvlss: vA Svs;y %:s:
- ponGS. aaA enplsslY f1rnashsd with evsfxth re-
6s6a fAVsssssu!as lAess a.s aso spasnqtd :,seIs
~ aFsAHo lepsa 1Se pnopy, bNanG - ensy 81 aecess
S sor Hslnsas !e.a q sss usHsn Hs.o o. Sss ss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE.
The Only Safe Reliable against soth Fir,
sd Burglary.


sad Burglary.
am now prepared 20 furnish three siIcs OF Nation
al Bank Ss.,s They are both Fire and Burglar
PROOF with two distinct inside Burglar Safes aud
thrve of NY new Anti McFhmcter Locks on each
safe belize ei to Dee the only bank."ck now in use
that has not been picked ,r cannot be Picked by
the aid OF the mcroneier. These Safes all present
lu.r 10 sE inches M thickness of sulid iron guarantee,
10 he The strongest, the mes. ditcult 10 drll and 10
stand the mosl resistance against 10th Ere aud
burglary of anY safe in the United states Of the
sam, size ead c,st
haze ON hand also, .nd will furnish al sizes a
Bank Vault safes possessing all the advantages OF
tho above against burglary.
Also, all sitcs oi Mercantile safes both burglar
I proof ami hre and burglar proof
Also, tiFnhmentst Dwelling huuse Safes, burslsr
proof anu ars sHd burglHr'lrool lsaErunted ne
damp
Also, the nrongssi and ehsspes, NAat doors ~
bank aud mercantile vaults
Al The above are L,lhe's wrought and chilled
iron
Also. sil silsi Lilies WToaght Iron Pire-proofs
warranted equgl to any coua.2n saivs' al fully on,
Third less prize,
Also, general ssoTiment uf second hghi SAFE
I many 81 lhrgi neAhy Hee and uf gplTuNti msL ers
received ID sAehRAge 81 Lii3ir tthlet iTtn sglvs
I gkoss az offered IL " below auction gFicsi
~ &, sADLEk Agsni
~, 81 /, SLNLAlu street
JgEs n, lsai.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
l.Lsr OF JNnoNs roN ArSrsT TEnM.

LIST OF JVNuEs FOE AUGUsT Term
ifry.; Jlgors. Samuel q. Fry, Zcrhc; IL. :.
Park, Caii!iSguauuu; Samuel Hale, Shamu-
Llu. Ab ItoiE4rnri, Lower NahuuuS; JusIaa
JohHsun, Shamukin; John kcrCincT, Lewis,
Daniel shape, PIPER Augusta; Gi,i'rrI Dca,>,
Is,lsi,, john NI>,iN, DI!sNsrr, Samuel ltvru
scu.. Shamokm; Liias Bycrly, Lower M.hn-
nuy; John j. Parker, Driawarr; benjamin
knlyrman, Lower Aahuru.; jonas Elsun'
mart. Upper Mahonoy; jacob luriy, Lcvhc;
John +. Fiddler, M.gun; Gcn. Nc.srg, LON.
Augusta; William Waligun, iurnus; Juua
v Hoffman, i.ush; tlonTy iGTu.a ..lsI"u,
Jacob Tap, Nurtnum3urlanu; Uacou !.u c.
bach. Point, Edward + Cold, ArE",ns,in,;
JOAN Hoffman, " asnlHslun.
TlGrsrse yu-ur. - San,uvi cEcal. Shamo-
Kin; Joseph Fuu!k, LoweI Augusta, sarni.
Rcisyr, rurhul; Ar. Bus>, Dvgawur Jacob
Paul, NorthCmbcgl.nd; Whitman f,rs,nI,
Upper AUgUst..; JusepG Johnson, NurIuuuI-
nrrIaud; adam schuyler aad Jonn lla:nan,
Lewis; Peter Robuck, Washington; Ni!iaul
Deppln, and Jacob !liH, LrTuc; Nm santa,
George GvlSt. Jordan; jacob BuGknanHler,
ChillisquaQuy; Michael Lamni, Muinui IL,
DIcLCAUauuvi, Dc!awarr; RrUucn GchilnScr,
Upper Augusta, Geo ii Cooler, Cua,; William
iIaupt, Sunbury; john / Albright, Lewis
John II kaufman, Lower Augusta; Ch,i>L
Case, Milton; Abraham DTivboiovIs, EuNrT
MahonoE Wm VI Dewitt, Lower AuSusts;
solomon llaas, Shamokin; kky PvIslna
aud John Melier, ituSh, Jnua liou>u, MuIua;
Samuel Muillcy, Delaware; Joan Daniel, JuT,
dan; James Il Lowe, Zrruc; Jac"H isv.n
Washington; Peter BrUch, Lewis; FrAuNhu
Lclscnnng, Shamoklu; samoa l.apJI, Dvla
warr; JcJlah helscr, Delaware; Cnar.us bG
cher, Suubury; John lrrg, Lewis; Jacub
Wilmer, Lower Mah0nol, William NJ Suutl
Shgmoklp; Pet,r Mcas,S, Lewis; paalc
RritI Washington, Antlyony iIlpp, Milton
l.ofrnlo II Meter, Rush; Jacob Blu,.cr, fur
but, William II Waprls, Northumberland
ilrnry Shisser Coal,
RAT JgrvFs - Nm L Dalesn,an, DELAWARE
Henry Bucher, Sunhurl; Carter M,Iivr, kusl
John Seller, Lower Muhouoy; Mm Il l.grrh
Nj, Carmel David Nllsun, Delaware, KoDt
Gully. Iur5ut; Samuel lvfr, pvlaWary; u
H. Latsaa, jackson; Michael fwI,y, lasuVt
Irnr.r McCitts, Coal lanlet Magyar M,
Ahlanam Wnli, LiI,l, Mahuuoy,J j NEca,A
northumberland; Joha llaag, furnuj, Ehsu,
K llilh,.h, Washington; JOAN Il Ahi,k
Iower Augusta, Jonathan herscr, hctaA ale
Daniel hAum gardner thllsq tHIn' bUn
can Meyers, sVubuG; pAu'yl " Hc'f' Nash
mgton, M,yhayl Shsds and lh''d h""t'
Lewis, Johu taaluS, Nt,luslgaqa', hau
Kiul; Igghul, fhgasl,dp Mt'sr NhNla'lo'
aur; usnFgu naFman Jaeks,n, Js'slA'Al
jordy, Milton, lnhn klaph lss", g. Z
k,an. Rvsh, Daniyl lust, t'at L. / 'at'
IssIai. .us.,Isv saylds LaN,f AuHusig
eanurl fhilhs, LgNk, Johp Csuh.ai, !els'
s.a W. CNsHs', p'a"sse
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

fvr,ncrly commanded by CsvtsiA Davis, who ~as
Killed IL bstle. has returned 10 his sic,;cd sou.
with Col. Eyer 81 S-iinsg7cvr, severely ~o.u,i-i in
the lead. lie rscrivoi ijl sound ~ cas VI the late
ts:;le in Geo, sia, unJ,r zen. Shcrr.sr. C--;-zry
e all expectations he is recvrvTinE, the wound
surposed 10 l:5Ye fatal, sis! ride hall h.'n;
Passed through from hear iho Ti.tt ey" AID c,r.
Gu. tr.cs thr !ctt rar. lie h&t yTc,isu-ly hoyi.
ruo through he neck in OF IA. battles lsn-
ncssy, such sailan;ry -IcAks "r!! :vg oar country
nud saou.d make rcbc! syn.par.rrs hide ,asr A,.l'
With shsne if sny shsus il ivfi rsiA n sc sLg s2-
c2urag, Cvvarace and trcgson.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

1851. 1864.
,tshisndelIl,ias 81 Erie Esnilronts.
Wis great line raverscs the Northern and Sorth
L west counties Of Pennsylvania tc tho citv IT Erie
on Lake Erie
II has been leased by the PchrsSl+n1a Railroad
Company and under their auspices IL being rapidIy
opened throughout ITS entite lergth
1t is now in for Passenger aud Freight business
from Harrisburg to st. Mary (2l6 mes) on tho
Eastern Division. and from Sheffield to Erie fTs
miles, on tho Western Division
TINE or PAssESGER TRAINS AT srNBURY
lr,tre Eastn0I6 Ledre lPeSt1rarG
Mail Train, 70 % A NJ. Mail Train 4O5 P NJ.
Express Tiai1, | 40 M Express Train. s. Sc A. NJ
Cars run through without change, both WAYS on
theac trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven,
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both
ways bctwtch Williamsport and Baltimore and
Wiliamsport and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the : L. Tor. lth and Market Sta.
And for Freight business of the Company = Agents
: B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Marke: ST.
Philadelphia
J. Reynolds. Erie.
j NJ. Drill, Agent y {. X. RsDaltimorc.
H. H. HorsToN
Gcnl Freight Agt Philada
LEWIS l.. lIoUpT
Gcnl Ticket Ag't, philada
JosHPH u. PoTTS,
Genl Manager, Williamsport
Msy q, 1864.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

FOR SALE.

Four Stationary Steam Engines
DUILT for the Mine Hll rlaI - aud run about
ID siI months, They all the same pattern, end
oi the following dimensions;
Diameter OF Cylinder IS inches,
N~ustL Of stroke feet.
They have two setts OF valve gear, one fer lak
motion aud the other the ordinary hook u,otion.--
1Errv arv two shafts and sir craIks, and two extra
Fl,'ous, piston rods aEd packing complete,
1sesS kngiuys are we'll adapted Tor Rolling Mills
as.l also tor hosting and pumping at Mines
They eaa be examined at any time after the dsst
Of July 1p~a apploatioa TO the Subscriber st Csss
ssnH.
lArse Eesiaes wsll be sold as they stard, anS 70
aoN Ell at the exPease al the buyer,
seassd proposils ~ih se received up to saturday
Alsat Jgll l61L, ahd the aNHrls male " ithiu one
wVvS thereafter. leTAs oi Vaymeut-Cash before
delivery,
J " ALbEk, Ssyt, NJ II as, Il.RR
trcssosa schuylAtl osVay, pa
Jply ., lS6i-t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

ts Tho lot sud tIltry weather OF the pas, two
weeks genial for the haymakers ani for taking in
grain, ~as somewhat modified on Thursday by a
slght rain Of the previous evening. A change Of
clothing thicker material was desirable, il no,
necessary eanscGucnee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

IT, TIE Bank Of SorthunberlRbi viii be removed
to th. place formally on Monday. though ,ts ELECTS
viil be brough: over to-day. Saturday The bank
will DO business, tenporarily,;uD:il rev building
cen be erected in tie eastern part Of she bul6ing
occupied by Mr,. r. .. Packer. A large Burglar
and fire Iroof safe Li,lys mas.) weighing eve ions
wAs put irto he Banking house.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

- Oar loyal women eve. tiEeisssin a good Oausel
sre agsir called upon rcmen.t,r in tai, ,casan of
fruits The distant ,v;iier. Bsrrie-, currsn,s frui;
OF NIL kind. { eay grateful, but. to n,n con-
1ned to hsri trca a2i sal, T-ork are sln;os; iuis.
porssbis for their health and efficiency. Pickles
urions Sc, are sso very desirable. Msirns sni
l. alrons de- all you cas for .nprl:y. for our brave
,l,f,i er f,cing dea'h TO pr,srrre f.,. .siiG.
tu,ous! Tie sick and wounded vii ..si rgur n:c.
preparations for Inonihs 10 move.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

- Nr. L. 7. Rohbach requests US TO Pay iha; he
will open his hig school, in the Bapist Church. on
the first Monday of August next. Scholars having
desks in the Grand Jury room requested to re-
move them Immediately.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

ts- lyPoRTANT 10 TAA A-PArEEs.--By recent
Act Of Assembly, The ab&gcnsut .Uf ), per erut.
heretofore allowed 10 counties ou the a,luuai Of all
state Taxes paid into tho State Irsury prior the
iaI OF September in any Year, has beru repealed
sui in its stead, penalty q; per cent Nill be
added all state taxes ttsi r-u.Siu unpaid and
s:er tie 25th u! July, tU 1s caTged in IL, duplicate
against -Sch delinquent tax iayel in arrrS at that
date. Il will therefore bv fern thsl the yrvmp;
payment q S;als Will aenocft, la ,QuivalcI,
I, saving .. per cent; to al Tax p-ylns ei;.
.-Is-s matter oC considerable imI.lgt=@-c 10 IL05e
- are rs;ei high on tie u li.ts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

t-yS The saw mill Of Messr.. xccicery Runkel
S,whart, il nearly completed, and it is expect
ed ill te in running order in s few days Urea;
enterprise has been shown in pushing The work for
ward M!.0nizu.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

IL The formal opening OF the PhilaielPbis
crie railroad tor travel ami trafs will not take
place until the beginning uf September. Tie road
ia completed through but some time is required to
stock il for bvs-ess
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

tS There will bs three election til, year; the
fret for against the Constitutional Amend n,enis
or the 2i day Of Angus; The General Stale Elee.
,,un On the 81 Tuesday Of October; AMI the Pre:i.
deutiiL election il. November.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
local affairs.

IL A-oOnvccssssn, eornroscd Of sornc-of The cier'
gy Of the Epi>copal-Chdrsh, Tes held 3, this Elace
eomn,cncinton TUESDAY erening and continued until
Friday morning. -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

LF One ofthe oficer, placed il Charleston ~ tie
rtt,l-, 10 br suii,c; To Gre GA The city is Ce!
BolngSr, whose father resides in Clinton county
formerly resident 9t Turbut township. thH county
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

sY''The work at the Eoond- -nOuse and Msehire
shoIs Progressing slowly aocorn, o The scarcity
oflnborert.