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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
No 3O4 CHBsNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.


First Collection District of Penn eo1nprs tAs
Second Third, FOURTH Finh Sixth ana glevenib WA.
OF the City OF Philadelphia,
NOTICE.
Tho Annual Assessment for 1884 for the sboyo ua,ao
District, Of persona liable to on Carrages Pleasure
Yachts, Billiard Tables and Gold and silver Plate and
also ofpcrson required to take Licenses having been
completed,
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN,
That the Taxes Aforesaid win be received day ty the
undersigned. between the hours Of A NJ and p. NJ,
Sundays exceptsd) A. the once, No. so4 CHEsNUT
Street second floor and amer THURSDAY, September
1, and until and including SATURDAY, September -,
ensuing.
PENALTIES.
An persons who alo tLeir Annual Taxes upon
rages, pleasure yachts, billiard tables gold and paie
before the 2lth day OF September 1864 VIII insuz
penalty often per cenum additional ofthe aIuount thereof
and be liable to costs provided for In he l9th Section
Of the Excise Laws Of July l, 1867.
All persons who In like shan fall 10 take out
their licenses, regulated by law, before the ath
day Of September, 1854, win incur penalty OF ten per
centum additional OF the amount thereof and be subject
to prosecution for three times the amount Of said tar in
accordance with the provisions Of the section or Ne
law Aforesaid.
An payments required be made IN rrs asury Rotse,
under authority the United States or notes Of Banks
organized under the act provide National Currcney,
known as National Banks.
NO FURTHER NOTICE WILL BE GIvEn. ,
JEsPER HARDING,
Collector,
sol-Ht No ooi CIIEsNUr Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17

The Sheenwater House. on the Niagara river,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday night Itwas
a laVorite place Of resort for BuAalonians. 4
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
TREAS URY DEPARTMENT,

solHt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

sY CONTEMPLATED MPRo7EMESrs.-- Tho great
demand for houses in this place, wo are pleased to
learn, has induced number Of our most enterprising
citizens to engage in the erection Of number Of
dwelling houses the coming season, Among tle
number, John W FrilinS, has laid ont and sold n
number oflots in his addition, to the borough. Mr.
Friling himself, will erect four or five buildings on
these lots Mr. John Bowen late Of the firm of Haas
& Bowen, in the coal business also contcnpatcs the
erection of four five buildings. All these b1dings
will be built of brick Mr.. Sebastian Haupt, few
days since, purchased the onohalf of the Methodist
church lot, fronting the alley, for s2i7, on which
lie is about to Greet large shops for turning by steam
power and the manufacturing of furniture of all
kinds, When this is accomplished, he contemplates
the erection of large three story brick building on
the ground now occupied by his presen, establish.
ment in Market street
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

TAKE notice.!


Tho annual list of United States taxes is made up
Licenses, Income, Carriages Silver Plate, and
all unpaid monthly lists now due and payable, as
follows:
JUNiATA Comfy will he attended TO by john
NJ Laughlin. Deputy, nt Mitiiintpwn, Monday, tho
llth day OF January, 1864 at Alistervillc ON the
10Th and 18th at Rchfed ON the 18th; at Mexico,
tho 10th at MConnclsyille, ON the 18th; at East
Waterford, the goth and 2lst at Perrysyiae, ON
the 23d.
SNYDER CouNTy-IIenry Smith will attend Al
the Washington House. Mddcburg, on the llth Of
January Selinsgrove at the Union House, the
18th ; Erceburg at +, Meyers Hotel, on the 18th /;
at Beaver Spring, ON the llth and 18th
uSIoS COUNTY.-Jesse Beaver, Deputy will at
tend at Hartieton On the ilth Of January 1t; Milf
finburg, on the l2th at New Bernt on the 18th /;
at Lewisburg on the ,ith and 18Th at New Column
bia, on the 18th at unontown, on the 10Th
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTS. B Boyer, Deputy
will attend at his Office, in Sunbury the lSib and
10th Of January; at Neayers Hotel. in Shamokin,
the goth at j. NJ, lluf's in the borough of
Milton, on the 22l and 23d,
DAUrHlS COUNTY Y.--Atrendance will be given, in
person by Deputy, at the Assessors Office, Middle
town, on the lith of January at llummcls,oWn. CT
Baam's Hotel on the 18th, at Linglestown, on the
18th at Berrysburg, ON tho 18th at Mllcrsburg,
on the 10th ut Halifax, on the 2ls, a, Dauphin,
on the morning Of the 22d. Attendance will be
given on any day at my office, in Harrisburg, for
Dauphin county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
A GENERAL BANKRUPT LAw.-The pass

A GENERAL BANKRUPT LAw.--The pass
age of general Bankrupt Law by Congress
seems to be certain.
1t il undoubtedly demanded by the com
morcial condition of the country, nor are
the results of the measure questionable. In
passing bankrupt law it is not an expert
ment that we try, but reform that we
adopt. Tho United States is the only great
commercial nation without a general law
fcr the protection of the debtor. The grand
difficulty is to secure protection to the debtor
without wronging the creditor, but it is not
impossible to frame a law which shall at
once respect all rights, while relieving all
misfortunes. A business community cannot
prosper as it should, when the honest failure
of o merchant is made irretrevable by his
lifelong slavery to debt. There must be a
basis upon which a man honorably bank
rupt can rebuild his fortunes What mer-
cannot recall many instances of mSn who
are now struggling to support large families,
who but few years were rich and who are
only held down in poverty by the constant
of debt which even their creditors have no
hope will ever be paid The law must and
can be so framed that, while it will aid and
protect honest insolyents, it will not give
nor assist any broken merchant in fraudulent
reputation .--Pailndelphia Press.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
tscadinG fsuiIroni.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

CREAT TRUNK LINE hom tho North ant
" North-W est i,T Philadelphia, NeS York Read.
ing, Pottsyille lebanon, AlicutowH, kssi0h, de.
Trains leave Harrisburg iar philalrphia, New.
York, Reading, Pattsyliio. aud sll Intermediate
Stations, et A. a. and = Oh =. NJ,
NON York kXpre-s leaves Harrisburg a. 90 \ NJ
errsing AZ Aee York al 10 ~ tho same morning,
fares nuin Harrisburg TO AvW AuJk - l5; 20
Philndelphla - 80 and ~ so bassgse checked
through
Returning, leave New Yo,k RI 0 a. NJ, la Noou,
and 7 NJ, (lhiahrrgh fymv,sl Leave Pkilslrl,
phia a. 3 lh A N and : 80 4 N
sleeping oas Va he New N0Tk FQresi Trains,
Though 70 and ifum Pittsburgh without change
Passenger by ihe Caitawiea kuil Road leave Tia,
maqua AZ 30 A, M,, and IS L, N tof galladsl.
phiA, NeW-ioFk, sni all Nay Points
haius leave fotsyills al ~ A. n, rGl $50 =
NJ inF Philadelphia, lauishuTg nnI Ngu Npfk.
~ accommodation fafssnsrr tam leave heai'rs &
PM
~. An no aboso trains run daily sunisy' 81.
Vrplrl
A snnlny train leayes Poisyllle II SO n
aud Philadelphia ~ Z 10 A.. N
Nainiautslon, hlifafr, hraaR and itrurtHn
flcheis si rFlnessi iaifa a. aud rnni Hi' lHirtt
~ reasaa basEass sllossa ssee fsssnssI
a A hiiulla
psf ~, las 0sneFal rursfiuisftltst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

q TgnRIBLE DEATH.-The DanViile IateiligsH.
efy Of last week, says Robert Quick, aged citizen
Of Rush township, Northumberland eouaty, met his
death in dreadful manner, one day last week. lie
had gone into his stable 10 brdle vicious horse
when the animal attacked him, seized him by the
and broke il In three places, aud hnally tramp
led him 10 the earth where he Was discovered By a
liuie gih vino Immediately gave tho alarm 10 some
boys working IA The nelghtorhoOd The boys not
daring 20 sufyr The stable shere the fegooious beast
eni has sietm weFs formed a loop on rope and BY
ths AL oi patch fork, managed 10 fStea il 70 lhs
los u Mf Quick, snd by lhls means dragged The
h,Iy 10 the dooTr the horse iranlleally iolosng u
ths length of biz ieihsT When rescued, Mr. Y. was
und 10 b. sniiTsly llislsss II l. but year % ssc
siheei ehIsnislsl ihs death " NJ, Joha hus Ia
similar nanasE reTssns dsaliag siih Yisloas bose.
esanei b. 600 raTsial,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

GENERAL BUTLER ASp TUE EXCHANGE oF
PRlsoNERs.--our Government will not per-
init General Butler 10 be outlawed by Judah
4. benjamin. The exchange of prisoners,
committed solely 10 him, will be continued
in his hands, Secretary stanton determined
to-day 10 enlarge his powers and confirm
his agency, by putting All the rebel prisoners
Ia the United States under his care. There
will be thirty thousand OF them Ut Point
Lookout within three weeks. hhe policy il
resolutely decided oh OF insisting that the
exchanges shall take place through General
Batter, and thai none shall take place except
through him, Jeh Davis Mas In favor u
recognizing him, AZ Commissioners ould had
already done. benjamin, Who wroie ihs
proclamation oailaalng balleT, elected I
majority vote Ia ihe Cablnsl against dealing
siih hlm, 0n the ground that be Mas "a
ouilaR. PFesidehI LlnCOlns last fFoelHma
lloA oullased ihs ehola hlchmend uoseFn
lnsni, ani ihTongh this equality ln dlsAbilli J
ihsgu IL 10 doglh thai ihs exchanges al
sgsln 10 70 siisl4Hhfi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

CX5- GRACE vs.. SKATISG.-Our neghbor of the
GG=et!r, in his last having doubted the assertion
that "Ladies are capable of displaying more grace
on ice than gentiemen,' lady in reply informs US,
that this is tho opinion of gyaeeleSS---bachclor
who, having ailed to acquire the accomplishment Of
skating himself abuses the dear creatures out OF
sheer envy To verify his she says if John will put
on pair Of skates, and advance towards her five
steps on tho ice, without making five summerscts
the will give him tue privilege ofa kiss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

The REBEL Cmsis, like the rebellion
itself, is q paradox. A war without trea-
sury or commisigiat is quite as natural as
II war for liberty, to save slavery, The sum
of the predicament is well told, as follows
The rebel Secretary of the Treasury,
Memmnger, says that unless his proposed
loan of u thousand millions shall be taken
vp by April next the dilapidated Southern
Conlederacy viii tumble 10 pieces; the
rebel Secretary Of War, seddon, says that
unless the farmers within the realms of Jeii
Davis are made 70 disgorge their provisions
their blessed Coniederaey will die of starya.
ton; the rebel Senator Wigfall says that
unless they enforce the conseription OF every
white man they can lay hold OF capable OF
bearing arms, their hard-up Coniederacy
will surely go to the dogs"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

The Proprie'orshave thousands of letters from ths
most eminent Ciergymon, Lawyers, Physicians and
Citizens, lesttiying oi their personal knowledge
TO the beneficial effects and modlcal virtues OF these
Biters.
From Rev. J Newton Brown, n D, Elitor Of. tho
Encyclopedia cf Religious Knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Po.
tent Medicines in general through distrust Of their
ingredients and chec's, yet know Of no sufficient
reasons why nan may not testify 20 the benefits h"
believes hlns TO have received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus contribute
to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard 70 Hollands
German Bitters, prepared 10y Dr. e. NJ Jackson, OF
this city because was prcudiced against them for
maAy years, under The impression that they wers
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am indebted 10 nv
friend Robert nAeos akcr, Esq, tor the removal %
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage,
ment 10 try tholu, when suffering frola great and
long continued debility The usc of three bottles
these bucrs, at the beginning Of tho present year.
was followed 10y evident relief snd Icstoration TO
degree OF bodily snl mcu,el lIg0g which had no:
ieit for sN mouths before and had almost desparcd
OF regaininS 1 thoygiaGo thank Gsl and my friepG
loE directing 10 the V5e 81, them.
J NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, Jpae g. ls6i
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

EY'AGRIcrLTuRAL COLLEGE We have rccei+od
tho annual catalogue Of the Pennsylvania Farm
School, located near Bellofonte. This school, which
combines theoretical and practical farming, with
education seems to be in ourishng condition, and
deserves success
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

sy-JURYMES.-Judge Jordan, during the present
court, excused number Of Jurymen, because they
did not understand Englsh-a very reasonable ex-
cusc. Tho Judge intimacd that there was room for
Improvement in the mode Of selection.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

tg"Thc Harrisburg Telegraph, announces the
death of Major Brua Cameron eldest son of General
Cameron, nj the resident of his father, On Wcdnes-
day last, aged 38 years. Major Cameron gene.
rous hearted man. and his death will be regretted
most by those who knew him best.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

r-Y@SrHDrRY tAsD SBAMoKIN.-The citizens of
shamokin complain, and not without reason, of the
want of proper facilities for travelling between thai
place and Sunbury. We have no doubt, that a pas.
scnger train running at convenient hours would pay
and besides greatly facilitate the growing business of
that extensive coal region
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

e8 VIZ notice that oysters are becoming scarce in
the city markets on account ofthe great demand for
them The sales have been increased fifty per cent.
Messrs GoouRicH HrNRIE, who supply our mar
ke with oysters, have been fortunate in getting them
direct from the boats which enables them to furnish
their custom regularly with the best at the loves,
rates.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

tESWe referred last week to the riot casc at Tur-
butviile, then on trial. Juuge Jordan, on Friday,
charged tho Jury. The charge was fair and impair
tal clearly defining tho law-and referring to tho
facts. On Saturday the Jury returned II verdict Of
guilty against thc dcfendunts excepting Capt. Hut
Gibson, Capt. Blye and Rev Mr. Miles Tho court
imposed very light sentence, fine of $50 and costs
Thus ended the latest attempt to make political cap-
tai by means of thu Jury instead of the ballot box
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

E-s' LOOK orT PoR TEEM--The new style and
Nell-frisbed Hats manufactured by Samuel Faust,
two doors west of the Express Office Sunbury, Pa,
ore all the 60 Look out for ono in time He has
large assortment which he Id selling cheaper than
can be purchased elsewhere.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

ItsHs ia ihs lgss,isss 4 lhs sphafTltfT, ~ ifpfI
Y AnEaria ioaHshlp tefefsl aeptta sine go
AL ais tIliisa tlIalrauf st'ai ssbi ~ tihH
ygags eils aAa NJ rifitin Atq ilH eetH 81.
laks tss ssag v - - n ts asi.ssa v ssseii
HEaNks cAhrbtlL
Vffsf Assu1is 10 ~ N isii fsf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

Ad,uinistrator's Notice.

Estate Of 4 Jordan Eockgtller deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admins
~ tration upon tho estate OF A. Jordan Rockefeller
late of tho Borough Of sunbuTy, Northumberland
county deceased, have been granted To the subscri
ber All persons having claims against the said
estate arc requested 70 make known the same, and
persons knowing themselves Indebted are requested
10 make payment without delay
MN, 81. RoCkEFELLER, Admlnistraior,
Of a. Jordan Rockefeller, deed
SunhnrY. Dec. "a. lh6A--hI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

sJl59IcE ron THE PrDLIc.-Messrs. Goodrich
Henrie, will serve the citizens of Sunbury and vicini
ty with ice during the summer season. They are
securing large crop Of superior ice and will deliver
the leo every morning to subscribers those ordor.
Ing il,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

e? THE SCALPEL.--Dr. Dixons periodical, pub
lished quarterly in New FORK under the title of the
Scalpel, is vol known to the faculty and deserves
to be in the hands every family Tho last number
contains IN article Of interest on the use of hooped
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

i-D5'WE observe by English papers, that wheat is
sewn in England as late as Christmas
iY There is now large hog in New York that
weighs l490 pounds IN May hc weighed ll2O lbs.
Tho breed is n cross Of Leicester and Suffolk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
Attention, Soldiers
AND THE FRIENDS or s0LpIIRS

We call the attention of til having relations o.
ishds IA the arnly 10 the iuct that ''iionfL AND
0rFinah httes viii oHre aine tenths % iha d'afV.
adu'ei by eApo'afys ara pi,atiops Incident % camp
llr la ih' li7is. ruhistrd almost laiiF n no
reeYnToIs. on lhn atftH 90 ho sIok, 70 Wlil he r'
ur,l ,ha. very rrse prop0f-lon re uh.iiaT hap
debility ktrlv rr.f n UU.f h|ul cnu D. rtaiIy
ruIel tr lioot r1 GermaH B'u,ts We hH5. 40
h,sialol Ia t,aiips but u Asse iNtirra erre iss.iT
ass af,nlf uar salirrs kuUdttii ul iNta LiaAt ha
t4Nrtl ihat uihrlaisr huuit ts lees
fhs rtorrigiuis ara daily Frssiupf haHtAA hft
trIs itnaI sphefsls n che sinIy anl hUsI p-hl shl
LaNs brrh rts4fs tH hesfh bl tt9 ufe "a tss.s kH,
tsfs, rsat o. thsn by ttrif uithir
ifWAHt of CptNrfRrEliil
80 ihat ias sgasipIs of "c n JACKSON" b "a
a. hfafpsf NJ ea.A NDiNr
ir.es pa bsius % esa'l. b hslf lo,sa 81 a. 10
sbesii yonr reslssi Agnss.ii "a haze ihs p4lsls.
a. nti ~ ni aA - aUf "a ia1 iHua gsiipf fFgGa4a
iaa ihai pei ~ suesgi i is fses bti iaIa u ~.
sal es viii iswaII. snaaleS ilsfasi, - rs1iew
ftiasipal Ntiea al AslaiaalaI1 So tll AtaA ~
suAAa A ANAaa,
sass~s. y 9 a lAsNses O.
- W ssis y nsssEss "a l's,l.s y s,.lf
4 ? "a ils ittial tisla
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

A nAMt - ths rrsisilss ~ tts tslsrfibsf Ia ruisi
Y ios sship. Aslihunhfllsna shsnif, ps selgt
'ls uiiadls " Nsy lasi : afhAA HILL, sAasl
tee yssis "a, 80 ri1sa shi ssis ena ahlis bsch
fhs psssf 4 Fssgfsisi v oems tTsalli Ffqfe ffo'
lssiy, pss sssgs,s AL ,sAs hiaa ssay v h IA
y ahrssa % ssesidins y lsls. u.
2=t,s ,s.sshlr De- igas ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16
FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
WINES and PLANNERS

-. 1iiE subscriber = offering at the lowest -.
~ 0prices tho lTtaluciions of no reliable AuT 10
-. sefi,s VI EDWARD J, kNAAs 4 60, Ht -
YORK, Pa, consisting oi an kinds of fhl 10 = NEES
standard aud bnarf AMI of tbs u.ssl lnVfa,t Cd ,a-
uelies
able ,iyirs VI lloWeu
GRAPHS such Hs CaiHWhH, Clinton Delaware.
Couaoli. Diana, ilslii,ld prulidc, lsshcila. Ae.
TLs straw beTues hg slii deliver are Of the most
ted brTfrf
ils vaIEauls % aslissf ihs sh7se article, ln gosl
cuhilulnn,
Ailfef, BENJAMIN H0fiSlR
fssinss. Aoflhd Co, IA
nsesmbff s., t5d3 ga
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DTLECATE CHILDREN,


fho-c suffering from MARAsNVs, wasting awsy,
vilh scarcely ANY Atsh en their bones, cured in
avery short lime bottle 10 such cases, Will hsyo
most surprising effect.
PARENTS having suffering children as above,
and wishing 10 raise then, will never regret the day
they commenced with these hiuers.
LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS, and those work.
ing hard with their brains, should always Keep
bottle oi llooauuds R,tteu them, Us they viii
tine much heneHt from itg use, o. both mind and
body, inyisuystinB and pot depressing,
II Is Not LIQUOR sFIMULANT
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aAs.e-


rFNiIS ,reat line traycrscs the Northern ard North
west counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Erie
on Lake Erie.
1t has.been leased by the Pennsylvania Railrcod
Company and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout lts entire length.
1t Is now in for Passenger aud Freight business
from Harrisburg to Emporium (l9j miles ON the
Eastern Division and from Sheffield TO Erie tIS
miles,l on the v estern Division.
TiNE OF PASSENGER TRAINS At sUSBURr
A,rire Eastirdyd. LeaUs Westward.
Mail Train, 1910 4 NJ, Mail Train, 4.3j p. N,
Express Train, ll.42 Pm Express Train, 80 A. NJ
Cars run through without change, both ways ON
these trains between Philadelphia aud Lock Haven,
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both
Ways between Niliamsport and Baltimore, and
Wiiliansport and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the > 4, Cor. lth and Market Sis
And for Freight business of the Company Agents,
s. b, Kingston, Jr., Cor, 18th and Market St,
Philadelphia,
j. w. Reynolds Erie.
J NJ. Drill, Agent n, [ Il. r., Baltimore.
IL H. llousToS,
Gen1 Freight Agt philada.
LEWIS l.. lloUPr,
Genl Ticket Ag Phiiada.
JosEPH u, Porrs,
Genl Manager Williamsport.
Nov u teeg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

To The ice the river at this place is about nine
inches thick A very large amount of excellent ice
has been secured by our citizens.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

t-y-vENisoN.-W are indebted to Provost Mar
shall Capt. J. X. Clement, for a handsome cut OF
very fine venison
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

EdT FIRE. The wagon-shop of VIM. Raker, in
Lower Augusta township, was consumed by fire on
Sunday last Loss about $500.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

tI5'Wc direct the attention of our readers to the
card Of S. B Boyer, who is authorized and licensed
te collect Pensions, Bounties and Back Pay, DC.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-16

10 Metal tips for ehildrens shoes are worthy the
patronage Of all who have an ego to economy -
Tmss