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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

| An English newspaper says that only one rersen
ever got to the bottom of the Scheswig- -llolstein
! question, and he II German professor, who i'm.
| nediaely went mad.
Captain Sawyer, recently released from the Lib
by Prison has been promoted to the post of Major in
his regiment Uhe First New Jersey Cavalry by
Governor Parker. Ills new commission dates back
10 last October
Bishop Tmon, of Buffalo announces officially IN
his organ. the Western NeW York Catholic, that
the " Fenan Brothers cannot march in procession
with the Catholic societies take part in Catholic
rites and holy sacrifices.
A party of Boston capitalists erecting build
ings in South Boston for the extensive manufacture
of plate glass The sand to be used in tn man
utacturc is to be brought from Berkshire county,
and four hundred workmen are expected from
England in few days.
Hartford man has expended 500 900 on n stable
which is said TO be " fitted up as nicely gentle
mans residence, and in which there are $4,000
worth Of fine horses among them Prince - =. Gen
Meade, - Lady Lchfed, " 81 Grit, and other
famous troltcrs.
A man named Phelps, who died at Salem CT, re-
Gently by his own agreement sold his body to Il
sur geOn in Boston for 81 900 the money TO be ap-
propriated to the use of his widowed mother, and
his body to purposes of scientific investigation. Ills
death was produced by an enormous tumOr upon his
back.
! The editor who said that his mouth never uttered
lie. probably spoke through his nose. But the
women who said that Hrrrick Aliens Gold Medal
salcratus is the best in the world and makes better
Bread. Biscuit, Cake. or ruddings. out Of the same
sack of flour. than can be made with any other sal
eratus or soda. spoke it with her eyes and mouth
wide open, and does not fear contradiction. DyS-
! peptic persons can use il with mpunity. and be all
The better for doing. Most all the Grocors sell st.
Depot ll2 Liberty Street New York.
/ A young woman of Ncwburyport has sent
4 IN hr | In oir NJ
/ the bottom of each Of which is knitted the
secession flag and near the top the stars and
| stripes. so that when worn by the President
he will always have the flag Of the rebellion
under his feet
! Edward Everett says that "whCn the his
tory of East Tennessee for the first two and
a half years ofthc war shall be written, t will
disclose scenes of tyranny and oppression
of which there are few parallels in the an
mails of the world and this at the hands of
men who pretend to be waging war for self
! government and to protect the rights of the
minority against the rule of a numerical
majority"
! The Springfield RfpuJiicdn asks what mil
itary order is like a lady crossing the street
ON wet day '-dress up in from. close up
in the rear.
| The New Brunswick papers are loudly
! lamcntlng the increasing emigration of
young men from that province to the United
States.
The name of the Invalid Corps is by order
of the War Department, changed to that of
Veteran Reserve Corps, which sounds more
pleasantly to the officers und the com
mandS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

T1-llIGH PRIoEs 90 PEoyIsIoS. That provisions
tni tho neeessares Of lie should advance MAS not
uneG Gpscted, but there is good reason ioT the sG
tIayagant prices asked ior many articles that are
neithsI .sAs,e dhcult 10 oblAn ihsEe Il 90 Tsa'
900 Why bssf should ssll at higher rates ,Aan from
10 10 Is cents psr pound. Beef according 10 si'y
Itieos 4 not worth more. Good hams can be had al
prices Fsngias iIela 10 lo 20 cents, aud oae pound
VI AsIa will ~ - faI tao pounds of beef Batter
At o sshis l. sisa higher tAan Il 'hoali be fsIhaIs
tho cheapest article al The present tine u vhsAi The
rtsa VI he fariaaassly, that remains A. The Old
pfise' Lsi PsspleTsias 10 Psy ssi1asasanl p'lfe'
HIi u pgseuagy - ~ eaT znessisT' di Ia regard 10
Ls iaa Ga tss absAiu ifoH lLe uss oi sssh aHisie'
IAsss q snsihsf n,i'ssks oilsn msds bj people ani
n.,i ueassalll lsaf psois in faIshafiag ls- f.ss4
snirlss fsi ilsiaars oas pouni 4 We Os'i qaslily
rf rfssu Ca v.il g. A ~ ~ eps sHi Asif lssail
% sssi % a,iasissy s.llsisss.F iss ssl "a ss's'
. fHi- is-i.r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

lg-0uR FIRE DEPARrMENr.-We copy the fol.
towing from last weeks Gazette:
The defects in fire department were made
apparent at the fire in this place last Friday The
engines and hose not kept in good condition and
when they brought out for service much precious
time is lost before they can be got TO work Besides
the FIRE companies are not organized, and the work
Mt ire is managed with nO system whatever--the
Lieutenant Generals are out Of proportion to the
number of prvatos. 1t would be to the interest Of
our citizens 10 reorganiEe the FIRE department OF the
town"
We learn that the Washington Fire Company has
been disbanded for some time past. The Good In.
tent Company have lost their member. by enlisting
in the army. and can only muster some six or eight
hetiye members Of their company Their hose are
in bad condition, snd mead Oiling and repairing.
and fnegleeted much longer will become useless.
The msmbers have been trying to keep up their or.
gsnilation by getting new members but far their
labor has bssn In vain. We would further add To
the suggestion Of the Gazette 'hat citizens reor.
ganiIe the IRE department, and that the Town Coun.
ell have the engiHes aud hose pa, In good repair aud
appropriate a sufficient amount out VI tho borough
fund to delray the expenses.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

~ STREETS AND PAvENENTs.-Since spring is
opening We observe that Street Commissioner.
are engaged in cleaning out cutters and repairing
the streets We would suggest that the citizens who
have not yet laid pavement., that this is the time
prepare for doing Pavcments should be put
down as soon proper material can be procured
which will conduce not only TO the comfort and
health of our citizens, but an improvement will
greatly enhance the value of property. There is
nothing more needed in our town than good pave
ments and graded streets, and We hope the Council
will have this accomplished during the coming sum
mcr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
s. M. PETTENoII,I, a. co
eY"GopEY's LApY's BooK.-The April

Y'GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The April
number of This popular magazine contains
large number of embellishments, promi
nent among which are, fine steel engrav.
ing, keeping Company" and colored
fashion plate of six figures. Among the
engravings of fashion, some sixty in number
are, n dinner-dress, L'Elegante, four differ
ent styles of head-dresses etc, in which the
ladies feel an interest. The literary contents
which we have not space to enumcrate, are
choice. Godey's Lady's Book is unqucstior-
bly,, the most complete publication of the
kind, published in America.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
ANBNvEN'EsON OFEtARE MERIT
BROWNS NEW
MelAI.LOn E.nmn S'hin,ncN

IBrhe Chimney for which the Kcrosenc.Oil
using public have 50 long been in need, because
!. Ii STANDS FIRE. Turn up the blaze till
II Issues from the top Of the chimney, aud keep it
np as long as you pleHse-THE GLASS wOS'T BREAK
Try it.
. 1t does not become black or dshgurrd should
the lamp accidentally smoke. Is shorter than the
common chimney-lrss liable To nocidrnt-and more
couye eEiont for carrying about The house
., 1t it not easily affected by sudden changes Of
emperauTe 20 cut OF doors, OF into tho cecr, sum
mer or winter, with The lamp burnug-don fear
the chimney will not disappear Ia fragments
I. Top can be Instantly removed. and the glass
wiped perfectly clean Ia moment I'ifh9af tryffiar,
and without danger ul breaking the glas,
.. One uutla..s tfI ,saHtH chImtty.. ITy /; aud
yuu viii use no other. for sHic Ia
Iuwuaul tuauty Ag,ucic, granted by thu l. {.
Manufacturing Co, A. Fulton street New York
January ., ls6i-3iu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About one clock on sat
urday night last fre broke out in the rear or inc
coach shop occupied by Saml. Hammer on MIL ST.
and before it was discovery had communicated 10
the adjoining buildings, which being frame IN a
short time were veloped in flames. which threat
ened to spread rapidly. The large hardware store
of C. c. Badly took fire, but being much higher
than the surrounding building, and built OF brick
was saved with but little damage. The ADJOINING
frame building used as a restaurant, wss entirely
consumed The frame cabinet-shop occupied by
Samuel Henric, was entirely destroyed, but most Of
the furniture was saved, though considerably dam
aged by the heat. The brick building owned by
Mover Lyon and occupied by Mr. Wclliver, as
bookstore was much damaged. a frame kitchen
attached to the dwelling of Gross Bros, was entirely
DESTROYED The losses will sum up as follows Z. L.
Baldy, wooden buildings-total loss. Insurance
Sl7O0 Brick building, loss S2l0-full insurance.
S, Henry loss Se2O--nsurance $3.50. Gross Bros,
loss S596-full insurance. Meyer Lyon, losi Si21.
55-full insurance. Mr. Welliyer, loss by fire $40
full insurance. S. Hammer loss S65-no insurance.
Beside the losses by fire large quantiny os goods
was stolen by pack of thieves who attend fires for
the express purpose of carrying of whatever they
can lay their hands on. They should be ferreted
out and severely punished
The fireman deserve credit for the manner in
which they acted in their efforts tc extinguish the
flames. and had not been for their excricns the fire
would undoubtedly have been more disastrous.
And here would suggest that if their organiZat on
was more thorough, the department might be made
still more efficiently such occasions. The fire Is
supposed to have been the work of an incCn-
diary DanriHe Anericaa y. Democrat
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

tg" AS smallpox is prevailing in various localite,
in this country, the following nrtieleon tho subject
of vaccination, which wo find in the Washington
Chronicle Of Saturday last will be read with interest
The physician referred to- is, doubt, DR. J. Pricst
ley Of Northumberland
VACCINATION.
To the Editor of the Chronicle
SIN You can have tho satisfaction Of announcing
that new era in vaccination Is about being entered
upon, which promises the most happy results.
1t is generally known that persons vaccnated by
tho dscoverer Of the art who used matter obtained
only from the COW, afterwards subie TO
attacks of smallpox. The gradual deterioration of
virus, however, by passing it through many hui
man beings, and vsccinnsting from arm to arm. has
resulted in its failure to protect from modification
of small pox, known as ''varioloid. ,"
In view of these facts it has been proposed TO re-
turn to the exclusive Of virus directly from the
COW and a distinguished Pennsylvania physician
lDr. Joseph Presuey,) has furnished the Medical
Department the army with a small quantity for
immediate use, and s excrtng himself to extend the
propagation Of it, =,
We may hope the complete eradication OF small,
pox will speedily follow general introduction OF
this matter.
Dr. p. labors have been entirely gra;uitous.
Yours truly. IL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
DELICATE CulI.nKES

Those suffering from MARNsNus, wastlu. ave..
"Ith scarcely any desh ON thoir bon,s are guT,d Ia
a very short time one bottle o. suv. csrs wall bA,s
Il most surprising effect
iNhENls ha,iu. sufyring children ss above
hnd wishing to r',se then viii ur,,r reret The a..
they commenced With iLe,c lhuels.
LITERARY MIN, SIUpENIS aud tAysc wuIL-
~ hard with la ~ brain. -auald alvey. keep
l"iilc pi ll"o1r-t's Bitter n,ug tb,u, aa tb,E u1f
o'Ay in'iE lTatus and 10 -riT,sius
II Is NuI 4 LlQtuE sIlMuLAAI.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

ID orr ncighbor of the Ga -e,tc thus refers TO
Mr. Creighton, late pastor Of the Methodist Church
M thi place:
The loyal citizens Of Sunbury will regret the re-
moyal Of Rev. a. NJ. Creighton, Methodist clergy
of this place to another field Of labor. lie has
now been among us for two years, and in chat time
has made many friends in and out of the Church. by
his qualities as II Christian and Il loyal citizen
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

ty'NEw GooDs.--Mr. J. 0. Beck, has just opened
Il large stock of gentcmcns dress goods. Those
desiring good garments will find cheaper and 4
better assortment of goods at Mr.. Bccks than any
other establishment IN this section Of country. See
advertisement.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
suNBURY HIdH SCHOOL

fINiiE hrst quarter Of twelve weeks will opea la
l The uland jury Room, on Monday the iIh u
April 1904,
Traas PER QVAgrEE
fo5 hsaaing Writing, Arithmetic, dsosrauhy,
Englsh uFammaT, 81 90
AisshFa, NAiarAi Philosophy, Chemistry and
Geology, 90 any u thess, g. 90
Higher, Ma1hsmAlios, ,ineladins all oF any of
Hboyol 80 90
ffsheh, Gsrman, Latin and GIssk, os any oHs
~ lheai "a additian % AhaFe, az 90
Tuitlea payable halt quarterly ia advance.
No deduction co. lost tliae
i,aily records are kept " the merit shi dsmsri of
saeh siHisHt-ihs ioflneT denslHg ths saevilsueist
~ each n Tesliaion and deleItlitai iha latter The
ieHclrns,ef sna dsln4 n4asuciss esFiss a shigh shl
ts fsul % he psIen "a Easfda "a lhs tni ~ each
ttTnf
"a I.ai,ieuisn sppl5 la ,hs Plasifsi
htfEktftta
, hsiusatHf irf, aHHtaif,
lld Ma. Nt.alIHf t,lat tlffe.
Ia q u Bic btHlisfs
p AeNfAfh u.-ln
rHist "a q lssi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

tT REMovAL.-Thc millinery store Of the Misses
Shisser in Market Square, has been removed TO the
building adjoining their old stand, where they will
be happy have their friends call and make selcc
ton of their choice goods. Their spring and summer
stock will be opened next week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

Vigilance committees are already at
work in the Idaho gold region, trying, ban
ishing and hanging rascals who are given to
theft and murder. Idaho is therefore re-
peatng the early history of California, both
in regard to gold and Lynch law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

A Louisville editor says he has just seen q
gentleman who, after having travelled three
thousand miles in the South in search of
his rights without finding them, concluded
TO give up the hunt and come home
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

p-The rafting season has brought down consider
able lumber Sheriff Vandyke of this place, who
ha. the reputation of being Of the best pilots
die river, took through from the Shamokin Dam in
one trip less than sixteen RATS, the beginning of
Tho week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

The FroTricoIs have thousands of Letters from the
most eminent Clcrgy,ncn, Lawyers, Physician, ami
Citizens, Tesufyiug Ut their personal know led Sc
TO the beneficial effects aud medical virtues ur these
BitGrs.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. u, Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious Know ledge
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend Pa.
tent Medicines i'll general through distrust of thcn
ingredients and effects yet know Of no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself TO have received from any single
Preparation in the hurc that he may thus contribute
To the benefit Uf others
do this the more readily IN regard to H,olaud s
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jaaa Su, OF
this city, because was preudiced aeaNn-I them tor
many years, under the impression tsat they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. / am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker. ESD, i.T the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests, aud for encourage
meht To ny them, when suffering Iom great and
long continued debility The ssr cl three tuttlus
these Bters, at the beginning ct ,ac present year
Was followed by evident t,hvt sgd restoration 10 IA
degree OF bodily and mental rqIr which ! had not
tct tor xix months bciury aud hrl almost do,rarcd
OF reEainmg / therefor, fhauk GOl Snd my friend
for directing 10 The usv OF ;hgu.
NEWTON BROWN
flg ILL. 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
1854. 1864.
philadelphia ~ Erie Railroad.


Philadelphia n ErIc Railroad.
fINlils great line uaycrscs the Northern and North
west counties Of Pennsy sylyania 10 the city Of EIie
on Lake ETle.
Il has been leased By tho Pennsy ania Railroad
Company, and andes their auspices h being Tapidly
opened throughout lts entire length
IL l. nov Ia Tor Passenger aud Freight busiues,
from harrisburg 10 Emporium (lpa uilosl on the
Eastern division, and troln shefheld 10 ETis as
uliles,l on the Western Division.
riAE 90 rAssfssEK THAlNs Az srAErgr.
Afurs East0tfd Lsfrs Hssfnsirf
Mail Train, ga5 AN Mail Train, 5a5 4 N.
RHpTess frain, i.loPM EHIFsss Train, Z. g.eS A ~
Cars run thToush eithout change both says, an
these trains bstsesn Philadelphia And Lock lla.en,
and bsisssn bAltilnofe aud i.,ck iiAysn
klsEant sleeping Cars on k1Irsss Trains both
NAya bstseea MilliamsIoIt And baluiauIs And
MlliiAnasIoTt Hnd fhilAislpha,
fuF iniuTmAiion Isspcriins Passenger buriIsss
spiiy A tbs y Tor lith Ani Aafksi "a.
And iuf Freight basiness Il tbs Cainpauy Agesis.
king'ioni JT, Ca ialh snd Malkd ~
PHILADELPHIA
J hsyhalaf. kfir
! n uiil AgsHi \ a. n n BaltHess
A a iiei 500,
'iss Ffslshi Asi ftAsi.
Laals / nutFf.
tissl ilettt AZ rthais
Jtttfn q ioitf
Au Ntssg'f Hai.-lslfsn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

Charlotte Cushman, since her return 10
Rome, her adopted home, has been con
tinuing her efforts, so literally and efii-
ciently commenced in her native lard, in
behalf of the United States Sanitary Com
mission.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
Goral affairs.

LEA meeting of the Good Intent Fro Compa.
ny will be held at the Court House on Monday
evening next, at o'clock. Persons dcsrous ofc
meeting themselves with the Company requested
10 attend
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

James Buchanan will never appreciate the
merits of ayers Pills" In DIR. Ayers Al
manac for the present year, in the column
of miscellaneous events" the following
"scrap of history" is found: "Traitor Blu.
chanan, born April 21st, 1901"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

FEW people comprehend the great amount
of sugar used annually in the United States.
In 1862 there were 432 All tons, or SG4, ,s22,
900 pounds or nearly 20 pounds to each
man, woman, and child, estimating the pop
ulntion at 30 600 600
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

Z e Mr.. Rohbach will commence his select school
in the Grand Jury Room on Monday the i,h inst. -
Scholars should report early possible. See ad
yersemcnt in another column
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

W. e''l Tho sltgul.Ya y, u'I having relation. .l
ul'.f' lr ihr HtmF to fhe f,ut tLat -iluutLANu =
Hrf"' hu''rr Hli .a., .I.. t...it .r fla ii f,t,
ln,sd l5 ,Alarulrs al4 gt,4. lu.ilrHt Goo ysiup
lN' Ia hr h'Is. Iu".l-i,4 ..i-.-' Iaii, .u u.o
tt"l lHlr's 600 itv arII,al ui tbe a.k it ntl b., 40
'''t 'hal N'ff large IluIHru'u atr rHH,UrS hutt
H'hHl'h. lhril rirr ui UH. ANA ..a tr l,.Iily
s''i,l b1 iiHuHsui uuusD II.,r Nc lat, DO.
h"iiH'i'h iu siaiius that iI ILust tts s,rr if,rY
ua'd hnivh- uuf srIsirr1 lu ifrt pl lftt lI ~ ls
a. lhhl Hihr4alss Nual4 i- ls-I
li' H'Hir..u ar 4aal o. siuF thank ,ul l,i
l''f I''in r'.N'sHiH .a ', uwy I'D lulaIalt uls
Leie h'th 'riui,., iu ht.lb li iAt al, 40 tl,ss lu
if'a ''Ai o. 'nrH tl ihtI uI.H4s
liNAht uF tul NIthiIlT-
- ilsl lts sa,ai.,. .i .. M,JAtksOA a. .s
iAf NtallfI At rafH la.f.
ittt A., la.us ,,s... .. IsIla...s Es 81 b,
'sasii yra a,s.s. 40. .s.l a.. boz. tbs sft,..,.
O. Hi if iai IA apI . aH H.s.t ..siarf ffs.. ...s
AHff iNal Haf lH .ttt. b.. lr f|s. l.i l.la 4. Al.
~" 90 bIl htaaIt. ..r't is.sli tt tfiattt
fW Iisi "t.s ..4 Aasrls. tH .i A.l..
I"'trA tthhr.
.'a..H... l.t % I.,s..ssta
s' iH.ssst sli is-.t., (. =.
isrttt ttt i.Hffi r.sifi
trHlsI 4 .fi|
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
SO STOVES.
OF TIE LATEST IMPROVEMENT ARE FoR
SALE AT
y. ltohrI'nch ~ so.'s
F. . u N ID r. Y

5U NJ BIZ RH. PEN NJ a.
Get the bost-dot the Iheupets-uci tho ln,st Poo.
nomival shich can be had al the kuhrl ach Fuubdr,
hating lurgc as-nftiarnt IT tho nost aIlru, rI
eioNts, such As Cooking, fuiof, uhico und shop
stoves which will b. rlld al the iuue,l rates Alat
h,ltlra Il Al ,itos. Pam skill4u 4e
ihey aFv als1 ulanufacturi * MathlpgFy. iluu. ha
Cafiinss. Ae.. A. host nn' tto
Repairing ~ kihds of AHieuitufai lmllclnsuis
lonv in good MI amsnlikg uaiaeE Aaa ~ u.g
sAuTiesi hpiler.
40 uHiules a Tfsl A. onleiri 0riest rosps,i.
ialiy H4litltr4 ail A., a. IiiR attended a.
JACuh kuiihhAcH 41O.
- uli loo. sni sll klHi' u lsylaes islsn /.
ttthsnsr hF aufk
h4ubail usi 3, irs3 n gh isyie
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, has
decided that nil promsory notes snd due bill, under
over twenty dollars, are subject to stamp
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
Philadelphia, June 23. laGl. . We
Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder,

IN Young or .Igl3, M,}e o. Enol,,
Aresreodily reno, ed, and tho l4;iya, restored ,l
health
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
TOBACCO SEiliAh
vARNISHEs, PAINTS & GLASS !

ME offer TO Dealers, Coachmakers and House
w Painters, at the very lowest nett cash prices
the best Coach and Cabinet Narnishes Pure White
Leadi French and American Zines Chrome Greens,
and Neliows, Drop and Ivory Blacks, and full as
sormcnt of all the finer Coors-such as Normillions
Lakes Tube ColOrs &c.. also. Paint and Earnish
Brushes, of the best make. GlazIer $ Diamonds and
Points; Paint Mills single and double thick lass
of all descriptions and all Materials used by House
and Coach Painters-which We can sell as cheap if
not cheaper, than any other house, from the fact
that We keep down our expenses by conducting our
business personally.
Mr.. RAr.-one of the frm--for many years manu-.
tactured the Nnrnishes, sold by the late c. Schrack
We feel confident that our Narnishcs, nre equal if
not superior, to any manufactured in this Country
We warrant them to give entire satisfaction. and if
not as represented the money will be refunded Give
US III call before purchasing elsewhere. A liberal
discount made to the trade
FELTON, ( RAE,
Nos. l36 & l3S North Fourth Street corner Cherry,
Philadelphia.
10 1912
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
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nun Llitlh niAAf hENiAa AA,uiAE
COMPANY sea- sn As,ri in ..sais. y. llls.i
nfarfr o. ihfu tfs sia Asat.af sHh .ta.a.
Hffs iiitfl siHl .tIla tffiin Nt rHl faFaL.
hsiai asisfs sa4 tsTftatF as aft iasru efii u i.H
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02
ISAAC X. STAUFFER,
watch Maker. and .scMc,cr.

MANUFACTURER or
SILVER WARE & Importer of WATCHES
No. lIS North Second St. Corner Quarry, PuILA.
DELPIlIA.
IL has constantly on hand an assottment Of Gold
L L and Silver Patent Lever, Lepine and Plain
Watches Fine Gold Chains, Seals and KEYS Breast
Pins, Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Bracelets Miniature
Cases, Medalluns. LOckets, Pencils. Thimbles. Spec
tacles. Silver Table, Desert, Tea salt and Mustard
spoons Sugar Spoons Cups Napkin Rings, Fruit
and Butter Knives, Shields, Combs Diamond Point
ed Pens ctc,--al Of which will be sold low for Cash
NJ l. Tobias cos best quality full jeweled
Patent Lever Movements constantly on hand also
other Makers of superior quality.
n. Bold Gold and Silver bought for cash
Sept D. lS63.-lyw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-04-02

IN The Sclinsgrove Post states that the body
of an infant recently found by some boys in
Penns Greek. It's supposed to be case of infanti-
eide.