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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
Scrofuia. or SKinS's1 lill,saE,

Is constitutional disease, q eorruntOn OF ,th
blood. By Which this A;lid becUhiesn yHiated
wrals. and poor. Being iil Me, .cirinlatibnii
peryades the .wlIole body, aud A,ax x,pnrst .sAt
disease .oll any paft eE 'f ~ 'e1s'|N Y igl
not destroy. The sesOfuleus taiht is SaysA,,ly
!, caused by mereurial dl;gaSe,. low living; dis
/ ordered or unhealthy food, hhbute aif5 'titt
( md filthy llabtsa the depressing vices Iah,bl
'b9vs NIL hyaths .ysngFsl. infssedsp,, Ylst,
cvdr' be IS origin, II Is hereditary III the con.
finitibh; descending ffGiirpartits VI tiihtlfe,
unto tho third aisdIodrsh ipp;iIi ihtlSo,s
u seems 70 be die loll Of Illus who says, -
win visit Tie iiieuilies of':ke la(tiers "'s,r
lheir ohiidfens' 70 .l7fiGaJ isat1A [aa
Its gfEoets eoinmsneesh shy depeitipn from thf
olosd oil corrupt or HycIous matter, which !
thc lungs liver. und intsfhal organs, il tefihsY
'uborcles; in the, glands. swollniys; 'm,hno. :
the sllriilge, gruptiops 0r'Sores. 4 .i4 foul col
ySaption Which saI.d.sr.. il the Liood jepress ssc
tic cDeIges Of he "a tFa. iottlU6s eoiisiiu'.
ions net only spatr -,fom selolploJis s,f
plalnts, but they have far lers pow3r,lo wltcf
),taad the attacks Of oth,ii 9dil6a8's. Feifle
,lqhonuy va ihibsrs perish ..byliaisdItlrqs.
wsic.,. although not ssrofi,al in khgir, ,Astgr.
arr still rendered fatal by Ia, taillt III Il,
yFtenis0Mpstofa ofatls con Amp tioni nShitls i.!a
sish;es tht human lalnilyha, itsortGndketiy
inatIf, serorslous cpEiapiination; aud m1ni ,
ltstrEt'iv' tfAnsNs oi Il 4lifvtii kidioyH Brf'HT
and, itinSl gflHih ihsa osgahs,y arise frUIr'sUa
Me nSgrarllsdFEy-tIP,saT same vSlsss. - ~, Ia ..
One quarterOf vi our people are scrOfIi)ous
Weir pcr.ohs pre invaded " tI.is hirRing ii
setioR, ,Apih their health isluIlemned' byit, ,
To c,ppse il from The, system W. Diust rsllova:.
~ blood bv an ait.rAtiv. nedrinp NIL X -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
ESQ 1Ssss
50 ~ ssy l.k lak ~
Level cultivation for fsrn..........'.. fl'.. :.

10 Level Cultivation for cLrn,.
hQFor,a9y gfoaRa Extraordinarily 4
ittlgsgtt aud 6F 80
Eln1lah corn, am confident d level
PcdltiYatiensig bsshas TheaeUfnnIO6g
eldow is not the best .fCs working
eafr.1 VI |thfowss tE y ground toe %
tWHcE te.Bidgeathersbg gexposfng s9s
TOO much, surfacszso be sdEiedsbyy
Ftbe si;tf;~ and from its pressure on
tile ground, itsleaR ssstllat p5rtions
Ibelow the .furEows-haRder- than it
was w before, EsrE tightslandyu3
mere bnrtaee cutivatioh VIII an.
'sweg. .fns eolqus.h,t&iieFss soiR
tends to-Pask toe heavy, as it, will a.,
where tlIere vs. ton 1ndtt CLAW in H. -
sYe mAst5usef estoelstdatekiil .S5
as G0,sG ,s fna psl @ lySfiSoit
tot ttie"eorlr will be erarnped and
'tle. tops attinteasSA g4alTow shoveEs8t
1pibwS2rA to9lF Ike . eepter twoss@
Bos three t6stTt, according to the
ssreugthbf bfrlIeatoam to use II, ana
The state Qtethe, ,soib tosbesset iut aim
'properatralne, are best for compact.
soilsstsA light AaSfow ana ctiltiva. 10
tor VIZ ,9e sutRsispt ON light soilssaas
Aaa'e essay on the cultivation Of
corn, isadbdforc 4 western Aeri. s''a
cultural goeiety, s,ady osateds1this
,method. .sFlfeg gehtf.rfiuii wlto Teaa
tie paper had practisedth harowsss
ing o4sssfake meth Cd, p iof auuarter"
,ot5t eeafury san,l laoua,tl jt 10 answer ase
well, lie doessnotplo,y at all-4s1e ss9.
sin plSs v orkskisgrouna over oftensA
me l}wiDg Dgand clean lig the riacas.ar...
ITRe seoii siss stirfcSI ,arll ans sth 20 ssst
fiheheus .liiaslansl Is plowed N the sas
sud- sissoEsigbtaneires deep, beng ST
eafeflll TO .bpgyp ypailthe vegetation.hs
lie plants his. corn. from .fhes lflth
10 the 25tl'of "A pFiiii llayffI,g off fba :. Z.
rowsfousah aslsalffeet each way
and, liasesrthtee stalks tI1aie hiii. h&&
LdW cSIET "a Tss.1ss7r ~ 777,--ss1 zf fssB
se7. SOWING spE;ngs Whests -.
Any ,eaflys htodetately ricli, ioa.
my soil lsEgoodStdfss sSeat, but &c "
'o"g, y to 4siflFy si"Esdfalued thar Tess
ees lis.Sy' ,UjM isSalEa ysE9est 70 Plowsss
shitHe IA NTH ;,SS %Ilets tlIs las been
qp2ESe' ~ Il hg''t u"essfr'g OF ME man -
'H[e I9 may he narrowed iH almost as 80
soen s4's ,elea4r9t saontRana tiiel1
'paeas W SeSNA4 SeSNA4 AisaSeen5ls nseesssryex
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

oit" ,si 1swsGS NO sIasia
nfr2o44iR ertN ,RWell|
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

aTisat agEtNfe s,sa %onit'O Oe ieol'i9T4ssloaIs ana
ETyy''SSSS 0Yls 0Ylssa alrl 1ol baa .tgIbuil df
- ,k1,.,u'uft.sI,o,I.-.J.rI or;ue
IsI - AOn'o Oi.sne StonachY '",
Epd'blsi one ehl uIe amysteqes"ot
II1R Rr nnNs sltiasihapke oese
,N', . {Sa ID ~ !7Rttfssj iNMsgs5
'""'. 49, Puuit bnn ba,''l'",s' i,s' afr ny
l'i"efu,1isrher sees't,iat ms st1cS
~ eseistl'nS .n'e''''',' 10 neat'h
S,,i 2 Shs'g%ss ~ ',Vis'unoer S'e''rn'
az ' ~ nsm f o'''' F9H ;. toSindp'''
W VI - FntH1 !h9!H, VI !snll,2Aeht
iroNls .i-N9P NP ls,J'11l. [Ss ~ lpfSe'S sa6e,bhee g
itaPl aahf eats greasy fried meats,
veg'tsb isssoddeii lh ''buttefsahH
\ pastry erDeHldia,g asa ke,weight
; 0Eesp Eellosd ,dsgA ;gths,f.snler
IisplIystGii sPres entittiye # gelass,
peysof{s, !. 3f ll ,l, conditions ls,i il litears
tgilllty similar practices. AZ
ms perforThahee ls soltly8a matter
ofiileii yidusA eoaecrn ere 'hawehus
mo- rlghtto intertere, bat1weslro'ild
me - knoYaYh low fy v y map ill ~. sYpehsIa
eafe S 's ss,lsqaa not eqlal9aly ~ = Il 79clde with
Tile witissIaw b1t snMle narcotics
--iaadtaif'Glopfh miin7otherofbrms
| and the ilnlAtliAeislte nsa of tohae,.o2
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
SPRENE.. .GOODS.,,..s,.

i sG3 Bi ssdtoia uhngaa has saBfs
,,nich q ,Iers to his numerous customers
at aF qRSst SRet tbosgghtt sgti ir9yEhsfr'i gs s.
E0TAlI kinds of, Custom. Ferk maze q
order on TIE Shortest 'dotice '"eO''s1' W
/, ,Tlie pujlie are9ihSitadeto eaIb atsnisool
s,a"a 45af 45aftS}99nsasl y ss1I!Ss 1hI!Rss' as} Hpf
Eome .alona icoaie alopg,mske, no delay: 90
Come fFSm iyery hsmls. a, and yilalrgs by the
SN way; '''" -s''"" se'7h 7n" 8nApe
licane a~a 3uythach chespsseGl Clothes 'hAtsVsr
ySR Il gSS' As ysI4p asaR
sw riESe tsaEO 1sG afagsIo OF GsvH
+, ~ ,to6.J A drusts2a asa nj kaiR6ear
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
Az ys'i acaAYERtSq.si aGosssa $

Az ys'i .act tAYIgR'Sq.si a@osasq :
p iiis5f sS5f its SSs ill.,
n9,t eaactppl, remedy which ths ~ -dirsl
III Of our times ean dcvise for tits every
= ryre Pfavhiliig aad Iatdl nsladfg4 1911 cornis
Ai'l arena the inlesi. active rapsNal4tistla aSs
Neii discovered for tho expurgatoaof this tou,.
bd@ordcr from the blood. al. tie fasrNN OF The
.ystem fgin sits adtafrnctises totiSeaIen@s. .
J Hence il should be .lpploy d,forrlhsrhr. ~
not atlyl ScrQlIln. lnt alsa liV4e plh.+ uifcrz
lions which Ars' from Il. su,h IL Kauprivr
rlnd SKtN DISEASES, Sr. AnTifoN'H'st Fra. IA
rRoSIs or ,EErIrELAss PHyJEs,v lrsrrI;ISs.
fIorGnEs. BJAtxs aud iions. .frNops. TKTrEH
md SALr RlFr'S, SlaED' iIElb. RiSawoHu
inxrNIflSa, SrrJiIirIc 9nd Sft8elaiAL ~
81 'Es, 4jrot'sv. sDf siErsi Z. hDfIoL54Y, -
,,dzed,g g3Li0 CoafL ,iSts1SnlsN6 Fn6a W.
,'ED OabIArohf iiLooB. ifrl popular b>nr-
II |" i,garif0 btiiis 6ioot 'iis fomidalsbi nuth
l9thcrotula iSad gepdraI ion ofdhisldood. Ihv
iarteu!nrj purpose and, yifpe,pli k'is Soar>ap
i,la is tG purify and itgthtriT flis vital illi:.
fsi,hout which sound health is in.sossiblel ii o
sQptSniAatod constitutions. .asANy3 u rt7JI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
The Turnip Fly

- GHo 4urnlp Ely ASs@
Half am onhcaHsf fsutp tphuS mixed3
with IL pound Of turnip seed datsthefwfg
ttmc OF p Ianting, vii, 1T is said,
IS jg.S9nmpletely preysntstAsHaEsges of
bioT,9 Fgaa.aad LII ssIf aaasa axasf wr9
|, @hAssSssxSelisk aaoac. .foEspresga
Nyepti4g yQppg rfruit trees from.
'b9e0nIihg bidS bound aud niossy..ss,.
ahd tbrH HproHdotlig tier IiealtF aud 50
tgtd %vh9hs 40 ralke a!wSak s6luGion ~
-9fo peashe and lapRr1Noit stos stheauss
tissqnks Giith, db,wAlse Yashlhrnsh uasss
from, topic bottom, You viii be
-snrpr49ed OtP sec Tie gioss WITCH ras~-'
ale banrismn patEoSs aitef afmohtHpia0
EOnssaOSool eds upE6 % 4sx ed Nv
1anh%rAC lno M s6agV 4 ] Eil5l
E'NiprEsss llh, y Esslit lvlaan stateas&
-tttat pgtltoes Rl;hled, in moist tens
'acious soils are mitch more subject
to rot than if planted in dry ground.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

ty- THE LADIES FRIEND FOR ArRII.--
Tue April number of this new twe-dnllar
magazine opens with II charming steel en-
craving called Harry and his Dog" This
This is followed by beautiful Double
Fashioned Plate. also engraved on steel in
the bes, style Then We have Two compan
ion engravings which wibtouch the hearts
Of all mothers. called 1.-The Wanderer" and
The Restored" The music Of this number
ia the popular song by Ednor Rossiter, Il
Loved that Dear Gid Flag the Best" and il
Of itelf worth the price of the number.
The literature Of this number is "Our
Ned, "Above the Clouds by Night Illus,
irated by stricking engraving: "Foresha-
owings," 10y Clara Augusta; Mistaken
Duty" by Ida Mason "Good-byc." by Mrs.
l.. J. Rittenhouse "Mabcl's Mission ""Jen-
ny Morriss Trip to California;" hy Mrs.
Margaret Hosmer; The transformed Vii
lnge,' illustrated by an engraving. &c. The
Novelties, Work Table and Flower Depart
ment are all illustrated by finely executed
wood cuts.
Published by Deacon and Peterson, 31g
Walnut St. Philadelphia. $500 year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26
,5y- Leonard Scott e. Co., with their usu

r-Ss- Leonard Scott & Co., with their usu-
al punctuality, have issued the American
reprint of the February Blackwood and the
January Edinburgh Review. The former
contains continuation of the story "Tony
Butler; "The Royal Academy Reformed"
giving full account of the future manage
ment projected for this institution rather
long but very interesting romance called
witch Hampton Hall, five scenes in the
life of its last lady; the continuation OF
the "Chronicles of Carlingford"; "A Ride
through Sutherland" giving an account of
what is to be seen in the Northern Realms
of Caledon," and an elaborate review of
"Charles the Bold" beginning with the
grumblng admission, 1--WE think highly, but
not rery highly. Of these two volumes
Mr. Kirk" The Edinburgh opens with an
article on "Thermo-D Dynamics," which being
interpreted would, in this connection mean
the characteristics of heat, especially as a
motive power Next comes The Flavian
Casars ard the Antonines,n review of
Charles Merivalc's "Romans under the En-
pire," and the other contributions are "The
Marquis de Dangcau and the Due dc Saint
simon" The progress of India" "Milman
and Stanley on Jewish History Scottish
Religious Houses Abroad = "lreland y a
review of the latter volumes Of Froude' 5
History of England "and "The Negro
Race OF America" In this latter article the
author, after reviewing and giving the gist
of several recent publications aud official
documents relating to the change brought
about by the war and the condition of the
negro, gives it as his opinion that it is "in-
tabished and supreme institution in the
southern states and unless supreme, slavery
cannot exist"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

t-5-FIm.-About 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Friday
last, FIRE discovered In the back kitchen of tho
stone dwelling house Of the Misses weitzci In Marls
street. It being very rrmy day, the FIRE soon
spread over the eptire roof Of tho building. The
"wsshington" and Good Intent Engines were
promptly on the spot but owing to the want Of per-
sons who understand working the maehines-as near
ly all the members are in the srmy-it took some
time before any Efficient service could be rendered
The adjoining buildings were in much danger. The
roof of Mr.. Haas dwelling FIRE several times,
and Mr.. J. D. Packers stable was in great danger.
the hay having caught fire. The building was al
most entirely consumed, so much so that it cannot be
repaired to be occupied with safety This house was
one of the FIRST buildings put up in this place
hotel stand, and built of stone with heavy walls
and was long the stage house whom the first post
coaches traversed tho vast distance from Philadol-
phia to sunbury, by way of Reading in something
less than three days. A number of OLD lawyers still
living, who formerly stopped at the "Union Hotel"
while attending Supreme Court, when the district
covered dozen more counties and when Judges
Tighman, Duncan and Gibson, were on tho Bench,
still retain lively and pleasing recollection of this
quaint aud quiet hotel celebrated for its excellent
table and its neat and unosentatious domestic
forts. The furniture was nearly all saved. The
building was ownod and occupied by two very aged
maiden ladies who thus suddenly deprived of a
homo in which they resided for nearly seventy years.
This was we think, the first dwelling consum cd
by fire in this place for 30 years. The fire origina-
ted between the floor and ceiling and caused by
the pipe that passed through without being properly
protected, and should be another warning against
this fruitful source of accidental frcs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26
Kteasiing Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

nREAr TRUNK LINE from tho North ana
VI Northwest lor philaielphis, Nra York Real,
ing Potiss ille, Lebanon. Ailentown. Easian, 4e
Itains leave liaTfisbuTg i,T Philadelhia, New,
iufk, keaalng, lull,ile aud ali intermeliaie
stations. al a NJ. end : 90 y M
New York hxpfNn leayes iiaHishuTs AZ % A. "
arriving Al Nes lolk 90 10 Is the salne mofung'
fsres hgin liairlshurg 70 Aes York rs lbi "a
fhiladslph.a ss - md s2 80. bsssass ehsrked
through
hslaTnins leave Nes York al 6 A A. ~ Noon,
and 4 NJ, li'iiisbarsh kAlHesl Leave fhiiadsl,
phia a. 10 A "A al SAP A.
sleeping ears Ia chs Acs York falfess H. .lns
Alpash ~ aAi igsa fliisbaIsh uilh.ni change
Passenger ~ the CaitaNisa Hail hoai les.e IL
maqas II 30 A N and IS y NJ, W. l4lllsdsl
Thia Assf ioik, I'D I'll Nsy Fuint
ifains lfaAs friissille a eis A. a snd " 4
n, - fhiitAslpAiA iisinssasg sld kes iask
A. se.emmeisiios fassnges usin isasss kealins
q q a saa 'sissI' ilssa rhiessiihia a ! q
90. An 'As sl.ss ,sslps rsn islly sspisy. "a
efltll-
hssiaY tE.ia have P,sis,lls sif . An
sra ftilsslsflAis a ii 4
toaasstsilia. Aiissss nsssa a. ts6slti,s
4isssis. q lt4sesa lsioI O. si1 nan ~ IrIfH
~ ff-fA t.ftsss ,'Pss. sa.l f.sflfri
lff lr ifat afttfsi Hf frffffsffff
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

tI7' FIRE OK A..R RAFT AND BCRsiSc OF 4 Sol.
nlER.-on Friday night last, the cabin on a raft
lying near Northumberland, took fire and was con-
suincd. A soldier from Sinnemahoning, belonging
the Bucktail regiment and his return to the army
stopped to friends the raft and slept that
night in the cabin, with his two friends They were
not able to find the door, but tho two friends forced
their way out One of them however, vas so severe.
ly burnt as to render his recovery doubtful while the
soldier, VIC regret to say was lfeles when rescued
from the cabin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

The Propretors have thousands OF Letters from tbs
most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians end
Citizens, Testifying of their personal knowledge
10 the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of theec
Bitters,
From Rev, j. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend Pa
tent Medicines in general, through dlstrust Of their
ingredients and effects, yet know Of no suticient
reasons why man may not testify TO the benefits hs
believes himself to have received from any smpla
preparation in the hope that he may thus contribute
TO the benefit Of others.
| do this the more readily in regard TO Hooaand's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. &. NJ jackson, Of
this city, because was prcjudiccd against them foE
many years under the impression that they wero
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. ! am iLdcbt,d 70 ms
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, Tor the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests End for cnsearag,-
ment 10 try them when suffering from great und
long continued debility The use of three battles
these Btters, at the beginning vi the IIesenI year.
was followed by evident relief and restoration 10 a
degree OF bodily and mental yIgor " hich had no.
felt for siA months before, and had slnos dcspsir-d
OF regalnins / therefore thank Gvd aud Iay irivlid
for directing 10 the use Of them,
y, NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June 2S, o5l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

e1F- IMPORTANT SALE or LASDs.-M.
Thomas Il Son, Of Philadelphia, will sell, on
Tuesday, the Goth inst. at the Philadelphia
Exchange. 45.1ll acres of land, located in
the counties of Lycoming, Clinton Tioga
And Luzcrne. The safe will he peremptory
and absolute Those desirous Of making
Investments in lands, will find this Il favor
able opportunity.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26
ANYNvENTIONO OFRARE MERIT
BROWNS NEW

~ The Chimney for which tho kercsene.oi
using public have 20 long been in need, because
I. 1T STANDS FIRE." Turn up the blsLe ill
1t issues from the top of the chimney and keep il
up as long as you please-rHE GLASS Wont BREAK I!
Try il.
?. Il does no, become black or dishgured should
the lamp accidentally smoke. Is shorter than the
common chimney-less liable to accdent-and more
convenient for carrying about the house.
8. IL Il not easily Affected by sudden changes Of
emperature 20 QUE Of doors, or into tho ceer suul.
ineT winter, with the lamp burning-don't fear
the chimney will not disappear In fragments
4. The top can he instantly removed. and the glass
wiped perfectly clean ia moment trithOhf rstftHg
and Without danger OF breaking the glass
>. On. outlAsis Ten common chinHeys. Try Il aud
you viii no other. For sale Ia
Town aud County Agencies granted BY the y D. a.
Manufacturing Co, as Fulton Street Now York;
January o. ls6i.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

IL PosInRs AND UASDBILLs.--Ihe reputation
of this Office for getting up bills in superior style
is well known throughout the county We neet
therefore only say to our friends, that we have re
Gently received additional lot of job type and cut
ofa new style from New York Bills may be order
ed and sent by mail at trihing expense.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

ES-FIRRNEs ATTEND A meeting Of the Good
Intent Fire Company will be held at the Court
House, on Monday evening next at o'clock. The
members particularly requested to attend Per-
sons desirous of becoming members Of the Company
invited 10 be present. II is hoped that citizens
will the necessity of aiding the Companyto Oil the
places Of those who assisting to crush this wicked
rebellion and keep the Company filled " and organ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

SUNBURY HIGH SCHOOL.
rINlE first quarter of twelve weeks will open on
l. the first Monday after adjournment Of March
Court
TERMS PER QrARTER:
For Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Geograuhy,
English Grammar, "a 90
Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Geology, or any of the languages, S. 90
Higher, Mathematics, (ineluding all any Of
sboveI SO 90
French. German, Latin and Greek, or any one
of them IN addition to above, 81 90
Tuition payable half4uarterly in advance.
No deduction for lost time
Daily records are kept Of the merit and demcrt Of
each student-the former denotng the exceencies
OF each IN recitation and department, the latter the
deficiencies and delinqueDcies-copie of which will
be sent TO the parents guardians a the end Of each
term
For particulars apply to the principal
REFERENCES:
j. j. Reimensnyder, Sunbnry.
Prof. Wm. Neotling Selins Grove,
Prof. u r. Bliss Lewisburg
+. 7, RolIBACH, Principal.
sunbury, Feb. 6, 1864.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26
Aoral affairs.

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sY PrDLic SALE.-Bilis have been printed at this
otice for public sale Al tho residence Of Charles
aoesler in Lower Augusta township, on tho 29-h
ipst. large aUonnt Of personal property will DO
sold.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

f-sfTng LATE FInE.--The members Of the Good
Intent Fire Company, return their thanks to the
propretors and employees OF Allen & Thomas Foun-
dry and Machine Shop, and to several other citizens
and strangers, who rendered important and efficient
services in extinsushing tie late FIRE OF Weitzel's
hotel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26
NEW FANCY STORE.

fNIlE subscriber respectfully informs her friends
l. and the public that she has just opened, two
doors west Of the Post Office, NEW STOCK CT
FANCY GOODS, for ladies and gentlemen, useful
and ornamental consisting In part Of
Ladies Trimmings Stationery,
Zephys, blank Books,
Cotton and other Thread Diaries,
Bindings, Memornndums books
Ribbons, Dolls, Toys,
Travelling bags, Inks, States.
Pocket Books, Games for Children,
aud a variety Of other srtiees all Of which have
been selected With aud will be sold at
bic prices - ANNA PAINTER.
suubury, Oct 10, isd3--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

TT CnASGE.-The evening tra in from this place
TO Sunbury changed the time of leaving en- Monday,
from 5. Z. NJ. to p NJ, whice is to be the hour
till we &c. that long talked Of and much wished fol
passenger ITdia.-Sha mOHiH Herald
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

Ne hope that all SiAsIs uho have ssbseribed will
make e'sEy effort 10 raise .hs .Oon poe.
sable - that 1hofs will bo delay vhen the money
required IL there are ANY In the district, who
ha's not subscribed, IL Il sHreessd they gill do 80
P'onpuJ' - all are equally interested
In 'hs connection, the eonnilisv uouli say thai
al! IN ihfE dslTieg llsble " dTal,, ts.lh fsu "a.
ssFli9p' s..l-sfbsd according 10 their means vhlls
aAay shs age ns' sutsss 10 sssft haze sivsh nbsr,
ally bot ~ ihs sans Tins shils uinsaaes thl. lAs
~ih rlsasAft' ue regret " ssy, that some u %
-sa'Ass s''asns hare has iAs Isfsssa 70 sss, sad
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,ls HAiass u sass. assy rsisslH isesa dsss A. a,
The pss'sni s.sh The Asps that shsy usy a. sad
feel 'Aa, Il : ihsls aaiy, - vsll - hsss s,sssss l.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26
Diseases of Kidne,,s and Bladder.

In Young or t.goi, Mal, or Female,
Arospeedty reme Sed, and the patient restored to
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-26

E-e1. 1864.
rhiiasielphIa - Erie lkaiiroud.
fIliis great line traverse the Northern and North
Il west eoanIies ol PennsylHaniA 10 the city II Ere
Lake Lrle.
IL has been leased by the Pennsylvania Rsilroad
Company and under their auspices l. being rapidly
opened throughout ~ entire length.
IL nos Ia use f0f Passenger aud Freight business
lroia Harrisburg 10 tnpoFlam (ig3 hiiiesl GA the
Esstern pivsan, aud from shenield 10 Es.o, lis
miles,l on the Western Division.
fIsE ~ FAssEsGRR TaAlss Az srsHrRF
Arfirs kasiInSl Lsars Hsslpard
Mail Trala, es5 AM Mail Train, SsSP n,
LKPess Train, n iePM kKpfess Train, T.o5 A N
Cars run thFeugh sthoat change, both says on
shsss trains beisssn fhiladsiphia snd L0ek Maven,
sai bslssen liAltl.noTs and il.ek ilayen
kisgani sleeping Cars oa karfes TFains haih
Nsys botsesa hlliaaaspan saI lsltllanFs, and
Milllsisspou snd fhiladelphia
fes iliofnsiisa TesFesubs rasssnEsf busins.s
apply II ths }. NJ Coz, llth AHd NsFkel sis
Ahd 80 ffsishl easlrsss " tbs lslnfsng Assais,
- klepiss, jI, Coz isiA sna Mafts a.,
NJ 'ke3aaids Elia
N bdn, AssAtA a n D.. halilnaafe
n tlnrsfss,
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tfuif 1 tilrFI,
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