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The New York herald., 1864-06-25

nR LEWIS CELEBRATED REMEDIRs ARE MILD
and effective n their Opoetous require resralnt
u diet loss Of tTs Or hIndrance IN basne.s posssssiaS
the power OF eredcattng OF the
s stasa One trial win convince the most skepca
Of thsr surprsng propertieA Slight cured In I've
days. prevented II app cati0n 10 made time O0eo
No Beach street. between vartck and West Broadwsy.
Rooms that patiout sooa no one hut tn
tOoct0r. Kstabshed In l6&0
The New York herald., 1864-06-25

TNR POWERS 81 FRANKLIN STREET, CAN BE 0ou.
~ suited gratis, with paraeled Ill female
complaints. is fsrodca Drops - bottle sxprsss'y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
Hs-rSisg HsnsirDusi.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.


DREAT TRUNK LISE from the North aud
u North West for PhilsdclI bin, New ork' Read
ing Puttsyille, Lebanon, Allentown, lasi1u' "c
Trains les-U Harrisburg ior rhhulclPha NeN-
Toik, Reading, Potsyilie, aud all in'c'n' 'dale
Stations, AT ) A. NJ, and . 90 7 VI, =,
New York ENpressleaVes Harrisburg az q 'o "
arriving at New York at I i5 the same day
A special Aecomrc'utitn Passenger IRAN leave
Reading at Z 40 A. NJ, and returns nom Harrisburg
far,s from Harrisburg To New York - ~ TO
Philadelphia - 81 and - 80. bnssoc' checked
through
ReIurnins, leave New lerk ~ . a NJ ~ Noon,
asd pm, tPitisi arch rs ifea arriving ~ llarls-
burg al "a NJ L,a,s Philadelphia az '' A.
and 80 L NJ
sleeIing ears iu ho Now l,la LsEe" Trains
through tu And iguiH Pi,rhurgn ulily4t change
Pn,.snrors by the csi'uei'-t NfN Nnli lruNr To-
mHqua az + 30 A n aud D. T. y iuf ih'ialt u
plia Nov. Yogk, and all hry f1luts
TIains leave Potts, .ig at pl' a. At anl -4N J.
N fr phiiaiellhis liuIr-hurs and Arw l"ih.
Al accomuaAa ioa Fa..tnfrr uaIu ltHits h'i4inF
at 90 a N sid frIfrrs 'f.m fA,.aiapAia st Uu
~. An tho above lEaias run daily suala}s "a
rgliti
a ssniay tain leave P.stIus al 70 A n
T aui pula'drhis Hi 8 a. 4 N
t1mmutan.s. Mhtasr nrewn aHd hhUurI.'
F lIektH AZ Islagri rtiHr i1 sHi iIuIn ull l..H't
a0 lsanii bssssss s.leafl ,.rs t.sfag,t
0sHtlal fstfusitnAfri
Nay " 1904
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE.

The Only hAfA RAhablH against both Fire
and Burglary.
am now prepared to furnish three sizes Of Nation
al Bank Safrs They are both Fire md Burglar
proof with two distinct inside Burglar Safes, and
three Of my new Anti-Morometer Locks on each
safe believed 10 be the only bank lock now IN use
that has not been pessd OF cannot be picked by
the aid Of the nerolueter. 'hrse Safes all present
ioT To six inches In thickness of solia trh neh'eed
10 be the strongest the most difficult 20 drill and To
rand the most rcsistnpec against both hrc aud
t'1fglary Of any Safe IN the United states oi the
same ser aud est.
have "a baud also, and will furnish all sizes Of
Bank Vault SAFES possessing all the advantages oi
the above against burglary ~
Also, all siIcs OF Ne'rHuiile SAFES both burglar
pIu"f and nfe aud hnrglar'rFout
Also, Ornainehial DN Nelliug house SAFES, burglar
proof, and hre and burglar'lroo' warranted not
DAMP
Al.o, the strongest aud cheapest NSalt doors, loT
bank anl mercantile vault 80
an the above are Lilltt sfoaght and chilled
Ios
Also, ak .ites Lliss wIoagtt Iron fire. Proof
warranted equal 10 Hny eommon Hsie'i ~ ln''y ohg
third lsss prlrs.
mHay oI iAsa hsArly nes aui " aplfsfcl wsksf'
frrsi,ed in fehAngs iuT lille thillcd lloh faiss
1hcss aIs saeIei Il % bslaa uuciie liiess
N & rAhhfh Asrni
No ~ :. tLkkAIii fu,s'
June IA lhdt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
EXECUTIVE MANSION

l-NECCTINE MANSION
WAsHINGToS, June ~.
Hon. Nm. Dennis,n Gnd others, Cummittfe
Of tie Ndti0adl Union Concentioa
GENTLEMEN :-Gour letter of the 1Ith
inst, formally notifying me that | had been
nominated by the Convention you represent
for the Presidency of the United States for
four Years, from the 4th Of March next has
huen Received, The nomination is gratefully
accepted, and the :csolutions of the Conven-
tion, called the platform, are heartily APP
proved. While the resolution in regard to
the supplanting OF republican Governments
upon the Western Continent is fully con-
Cured in, there might he Il misundcrStand-
ing were | not to say that the position of
the Government in relation to the action of
France in Mexico, as assumed through the
State Department, and endorsed by the
Convention, among the measures and acts Of
the Executive. will be faithfully maintained
50 long as the state Of facts shall leave that
position pertinent and applicable.
am especially gratiticd that the soldiers
and scamcn Were not forgotten 10y the Con-
vcntion, us they forever should and will be
remembered by the grateful country for
whose salvation they devote their lives.
Thanking you for the kInt aud compl.
inentary terms in which you communicated
the denomination and other proceedings of
the Convention, I subscribe myself
Your obedicnt servant,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

THE LONDON QUARTERLY REvIEw.-Amer
ican rcprint-tor April, is received from the
publishers, l.. Scott & Co., No. SO Walker
street, New York. 1t contains the follow
ing articles: THE Prospects of the Con-
fedcratcs" which the writer predicts
not only the success Of the South in estab-
fishing her independence, but also the furth-
cr disintegration of the American Republic
The Empire Of Mexico which is digniiicd
as "a grand advance toward the final cstab-
lishment of the principle o! Monarchy in
the New world;" also, articles on Pompcii ;
General Napier; Shakespeare and his Son
nets; The Foreign Policy OF England,
&c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
u. S. lO-40 BONDS.

Thcec Bonds pre issued under the Aot Of Congress
of March stb, l96l vh',h provides thai all Bonda'
issued under this Act shall %, EAEllT FROM
TAHATIoNb yor under unNstate o. municipal an.
thorty. Subscriptions 20 thcso BoDia ARE received
in United Sta,ce notes or notes Of National Brnks
They are 10 BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at tho
pleasure Of tbc Government ut any period net less
Nan ten nor n'oye tb,,' rayiv ycora nom their
date, md until tboit redemption FIVE PER CENT
INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN IN Bond,
Of not over one hundred dollars annually and on all
other Bonds scniannually. Tho ihtttost is payable
on the first days Of March and September in each
years.
suhscritc.t vii receive other Registered or Cou-
pom Eorjs IL. ihcy may prefer. Registered Bonds
are recorded IN the books of the [. : Treasurer,
and can IL Transferred only on the ownot order
Coupon Bors arc payable to boaror, and are more
convenient for oy'umerciul uses
Subscribers to hi, loan will have the option q
having their Bonds draw interest from March st,;h
paying the accrued interest in COIN Tor in UnitcI
Statcs notes or the notes of National Banks, adding
fifty per ccut for prcmium) receive them draw
ing interest from the date Of subscription aud DEPOSIT
As these Bonds
EIXcImpl frO7n Municipal or state
'la-utiOn,
there value is increased from one TO three per cent
per annum according to tho rate of Ox lcvics in "a
rious parts Of the country
At the present rate of premium gold they pay
CrEH EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
in c,trrpnc,.. nnl nrp Of enuol on-rCnrn nj per-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
Indian Murders in Colorado Territory.

| On Saturday afternoon, tire buildings on
the rancho of Mr.. Van Wormer, of this city,
on Living Creek, thirty miles southeast oi
Denver, were burned down by Indians, as
were the buildings bf the next rancho. Mr.
| Hunsgate and family, who occupied Mr..
Van Wormers rancho, were barbarouely
murdered by the Indians. The bodies of
Mrs II. and two chidien were found near
the house. They had been scalped, and
their throats cut. A later report brings news
CT the discovery Of Mr.. Hunsgate's body,
about mile from the same place Mecca
Sins, arrows, and other Indian signs were
found in the vicinity.
Before the news Of tho murder had arriv-
cd, GOV Evans having received news of the
stampedirg Of Dehiel3 & Browns stock, OBJ
tanned an ordut from headquarters, to Capt.
Davidson, who with his company was en-
campcd about ten miles up Cherry Creek,
being on the way for Fort Lyon, to pursue
the Indians and at ten o'clock on Sunday
morning, we hear of item being within six
miles of the Indian camp. Other messcn-
gers were afterwards sent, informing Capt
d. of the murder, and with strict orders to
follow and slay the murdercrs. Orders were
also sent to Camp Sanborn for troops to
march from thence on the same errand.--
Gov Evans has also represented the state OF
affairs to Gen Curtis in such a manner as
should prevent the troops from being all
taken away from us. He also issued an or
der calling together the Governors Guard,
and inviting the organization of other mill,
tary companies. At U'tlctk, some four
hundred persons appeared. Only fifteen of
the Guard answered to roll call, but the
company was filed up, and rcorganizcd, and
an infantry company well started, as else.
where noted.
Since writing the above We have had a
conversation with Mr.. Fcllett, who has iust
arrived from Running creek. Mr. F. is ohc
Of the party that went after the bodies He
says that the woman was found about four
hundred yards from the house, with the
children both in her arms--une babe Three
or four months, and one, little girl about
two years old. The bowels of the younger
one were ripped open. and its cntrails scat
tered by the sides of the mother and child
ren. The residents of all that part of the
country are leaving their homes in the
greatest alarm, and coming toward Denver,
bringing along their stock and movable
property, but leaving their farms and crops
nprotected.-Denttr city Cymm0nnealM)
JUte 10.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
Letters Found in .sULsn Tyicr's
House.

\ letter in the Cincinnati Commercial
from Wilson's Wharf, on the james river
says:
To-day, in u stroll through ex-President
Tylers house, in this county (Charles City,
| discovered the enclosed letters. They are
interesting thc one to Scddcn evidently re-
irrs 10 the Peace Congress of early in 1860
as relies, and shows how much the cotton
gentry desired an adjustment of our diff
culticS prior to the war. Tyler's house is in
good preservation, although halt of Grants
army have strollcd through it. Most ofthe
furniture is unharmed. His niece lives on
the adjoining farm, subsisting on the charity
Of the United States. Young Tylcrs letter to
his father shows the wcll-khown feeling of
the family:
RICnMoHp, Feb. 10, 1861.
"'My DEAR SEpDENi Our friends have
just had meeting here, Mt my office, and
send this message to YOU
They think if you think upon full
view of the whole case, you can accomplish
nothing in the way of such adjustment as
would be satisfactory, that you should come
back and report the fact rs soon as possible
to the Convention
"'IIavire SAYS he knows the sense of the
majority Ur the Convention is to procrasti
possible proposition, and to take no airnN-
tive action.
So | still think-and renew my suggcs-
tiun-if you have to come back, strengthen
your report by forcing Il vote ON the coer-
ci0n policy against the seeded States.
"'uavir", who is here debating this let
ter, says he has no time to write. Advise
Us every day.
"Yours cordially, j. r. TUCKER.
"'lIon. }. \. SEppEN.'n
"PWIADEIrUIA, Dec 10.
"My DEAR FATHER send YOU the in
clUs"d, Thurlow Weed is thuhght by many
to represent Lincon's policy.
"A Southern movement for rctonstruc-
tion on a plan not of legislation (purc and
Simple), but of negotiation, cannot fail to
win. In other Ords, II united South can make
terms, and the Republican party must ac-
ccpt or he rcvulutionizcd here in the
North. Bot any nhc least( temporizng or
any remedy short CT .he true one, Will be a
fatal mistake.
douglas Cthe little Yankee rascaD fears
that his Squatter Sovereignty humbug will
| be put TO death, and he will try to defeat a
settlement IN favor of peace and security OF
! the South, leaving the South secure and
united.
I'VE are al! pretty wEn Your difecti0h
ate son, RoBT. TYLER.
Ills Excclcncy JonN TYLER.
"P. S.--A son of Richard Penn Smith
man of about 40-is very anxious to pro
| cure short letter of yours to- collection
He is editing Encyclopedia of American
great men, with portraits, and he says thai
Chief Justice Tauncy has contributed YOU
life Do you know rny,hing about this ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

- REyovNL.-Wo invite the attention Of our
u!crs To the adveriscmento of Mr lieeht in another
luinn, who has removed his large Clothing store Il
corner building on Market Square and the
iaiirosd Ills stock Of realy.made clothing is
excclltd in this par, OF tho county and the va
ty which he has on hand cauu0t tail To please all
It may give him u call.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

d PosrroNE"'Sy Tho ccremouic. OF present
Bible to the tnii1 hsagae of this place, by
ladies Of suubury, have h'eh postponed until
uday the 4th OF July at 2 o'clock Z. NJ, The
syutatiou will take place on the green p Market
tarc. should ,he weather prov uutaN orable n,
uation will take place in one Of the churches
public ART Invited 10 attend,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

:y THE WrATHHR.-Thc sudden changes in the
Temperature of the weather, is one of the remarkable
features of our climate. On Saturday and Sunday
last the thermometer ranged a high % degrees
in the shade. On Monday there wR' tt ,udict dhaHFc
he Thermometer having fallen in tlo course of
wenty. four hours about 80 degrees.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

From Rev. J lJcvton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia of Religious KucwiedFe and Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pa
tent Medicines in general through dlstrust OF their
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 simple
PREPARATION in the hope that he may thus contribute
to the benefit of others
| do this the more readily in regard to Hoohand 5
German Rttcrs. prepared by Dr. {. NJ. jackson, Of
this city because was prciudrcd against them for
many years under the impression that they wcro
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq. icr the remo-nl #
this prejudice by proper tests. and for encourage
mcni to try them when suffering from great ard
lour continued debility. The use Of three bottles of
these BcrS, at the 'eginuing Of the present year,
was followed by evident relief and restoration to II
degree of bodily and mental vICor which had not
felt for six months before. and had almost despaircd
Of rcgaining | therefore thank God and my friend
Tor directing to the use Of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
GoCdi ANairS.

SY- THE DRArr.-On Thursday last. the Board
of Enrolment met at the Court House. in this place
10 examine the lucky or uulucky indirdra's who
were drafted at Harrisburg cn SalJsday last tor
the deficiency Of the previous draft.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

~ RAlS.--Tho want of rain is beginning to be
e,t. Some of the crops are suffering from the long
ontinu,d dry weather, lhs il particularly the
$50 with oats We were blessed howeeer with u
nall shower on Sunday evening and sert.al re.
'cshiug one on Thursday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

tF- Our friends at ShSnokn intend TO have 4
good time in that place on the eth. 4 special train
will run from this place to Shamohn and back ou
that day. There Is to be gathering alsd Ill tatta
s teen on the 4th.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

mission:
l.. s. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
PHILADELPHIA, June lbthi 1854.
Mrs. j. +. W.
My DEAR MADAM II have your letter
of 10th inst, enclosing 50, money given by
Sabbath School girls to buy books for the
soldiers. We have the books you iidrie and
they will be sent on We send large num-
Der of these and other similar ones every
week. In the name of our soldiers | thank
the children for both the money pnd boxes,
these will be acknowledge On their arrival
With kind regards to the children and
yourself,
l am very truly yours,
GEo. H. STUART, Chairman,
Per w. X. Z.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
s,Fayseu.

4 iAME % The pfsmifsf a Ne saiscTiberin lIper
\ Aususis loanship, Northumberland couniy, rs
ntout three weeks rlpcv hei gnd " hie NI,aiisl
COW abaui nine YgHfs nlA hef hesd being aeallY I'll
shiie ahd large eIe0ksi horns fhe ssasf pg nsnsfs
49, fe,ussisd 81 tome iofwaIdI pioFe plopsfiy pas
eaa.s. ani iaks hu spsy. % slss chs ALL - a.,
GfohGE GArL
iHei Aansia sep. JaHs =. 800 ga
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

sG'' Capt Dunhlcbergcr, of the lst Regular Cav
airy, who was sercroly wounded in the atO raid at
Bordonsville has been removed 10 the residence of
Mir Lewis Rothrrmcl, hi. uncle, III Philadelphia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

L-5 Lieut.. GErrRR, Of the iGth p v, who Wa
oundcd in the engagement near ballns, Ga, on the
iA Of May, passed through this place On his way
'mc, al sAamokiu, on Tuesday evening IN Fick
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
FLOUR & FEED STORE.

tHjLLSiLE AND RETAIL,
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs the f'blic
| that he keeps constantly on hand at his new
WAREHOUSE, near th" Shanokn Valley Railroad
Depot. in SINBuRI, Flour by the barrel and sack
and all kinds of Feed by the ton,
The above is all manufactured at his own Mills,
and will be sold at the oGot tash prices
j. NJ. .CADWALLADEE,
Sinbury June 4 1854 SIM
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

Cg' 5000 000 cents and $4,000 two cent pieces
conc nj the L. s Mint during the last month
--and yet icy are scarce.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
Northern Central Railway
SIMMER, ,u,sHg1l TABLE.


THREE TRAINS DAILY to and from Baltimore
and Washington ciir.
Connections mada Wit t.ans on Pennsylvania
Railroad, to and from Pittsburg and the Wcs,.
THREE TRAINS DAILY to and from tncNorh and
West Branch Snsquehunnu Elmira, and all Of North
crn New York
ON and after MONDAY, MAY 10Th 1864
I the rnsScugct Trains Of the Northern Central
Railway will artro Mt and depart from Suubury,
Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows, VIZ:
sOUTHW YARD.
Mail Train !5a-os sunbury daily (exoop.
Sunday) 10 2jA NJ
leaves Harrisburg, % =. NJ
80 arrives at Baltimore, 40 "
Express -tran leaves Sunhury daily
except SundayN I45P.M
leaves Harrisburg Except
MondayO 90 ! "
arrives at Baltimore daily
(exccpt Monday 7COA. NJ
burg, 90 AN
Sunbury Accommodation Ioa-cs Sudbury
daily except sunday at 80 NJ
NoPTHwAEr!
Mail Train leaves BAD ,imuro daily lex.
ccpt SurIayl y9@0A NJ
leaves iiarrishura. So =. NJ
arrive, at Sunh4ry i % ''
Express Train leaves Baltimore daly . 30 ? n n
.' arrives ag Harrisburg | 30 \ NJ.
" leaves Harrisburg except
Monday . - \ VI
" i.rTiyes Ut Sunnury % 90
Harrisburg \ recommendation lea"cs Harris
burg, d'.Ny except SuuCHy' Ut oH I NJ
arrives N ih"-l-trrg. 90 n
SuubUry AccouUodpii,n leaves Harris
burg daily !y'ropt sunday at 90 7 "
For further Information apply at the OBer.
] y. uuBARljN Gen. suUt
J HarrisIurc ,'o0c {, lejl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

From Rev J II Turner Pastor or Wedding VI, +,
Church, Philadelphia.
Dir jackson bear Sir .--llaN ins used your Ger
man Bittcrs in nv family frequently am prepared
to say that il has reen II great service believe
that 10 most eases OF general debility OF the system
it is the fafest nnd most valuable remedy Of which
have any knowledge. -
Yours, respectfully, j II. TURNER
30 79R y. Nmctccuth Street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist
Church, Gerlh;ti.t"wn, hean
DR. c. NJ jackson Dear Sir Personal Cspe-
rieuce enables me to say that | regard the German
Bttcrs, prepared by You most cNecllcnt medi-
cine. In cases ofscvero cold and general debility l
have been greatly benefited by the ot the Bittcrs
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
t,,r,ro,'iuNn PA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
PUTNAM q'g.sbFEaEis-NV FRINGE gIRE


PUTNAM dH.sbEEHE;s~sEs
The ONLY reliable sclfAdjusting Wringcr.
No Wood-W Work to Swell or Split.
No Thumb-Scrcws to get out of Order.
Warranted with or without Cog ogsWhccls
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty-Scven stato
and County Fairs IN 1863 and is, without an eXcGps
ton the best Wrngcr ever made
Patented in the United States England, Canada,
and Australia.
sample Wringcr sent, Express reId, on receipt of
Price.
Energetic agents can make from 3 to 10 Dollars per
no. . Sc 80. No 81. 80. M. +. 50 80 NoA.S0 so
Manufactured and sold. wholesale and retail, by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURlNd co..
No. 10 Platt Street New York, and Cleveland, Ohio
5. c. NORruROP, Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS viz -
That Iron well galvanized will not rust
That simple machine is better than II complicated
one
That wrrgcr should be self-ajjusting, durable
and efficient;
That Thumb Screws and Fastcnings cause delay and
trouble to regulate and keep in order
That wood bearings for the shaft toruh In will Hcat
That the Putnam Wringcr with or without cog
wheels, will not tear the clothes;
That cog wheel regulators are not essential
That the Putnam Wringer has all tho advantages
and not of the disadvantages above named
That all who have tasted it, pronounce 1t the best
Wringer ever made;
That it will wiring Thread or a Bed Quilt without
alteration.
We might fill the paper with testimonials, but in
sert only few TO convince the skepticol. If such
there be and say to ALL test Putnam : Wringrr.
| Test il itTIIOROUGllLY with ANY and Nhli cthcrs,
and if not entirely satisfactory, return It,
! PUTNAM MANUFACTURING Co;
Gentlemen II know from practical experience
that iron well galvanized with zine will not oxidize
or rust one particle The Putnam Wringer is as
near perfect as possible, and l can checrtully re-
| commend il to be the best in use
! Respectfully yours,
| JNO. W. WHEELER. Cleveland, Ohio
Many years experience in the galvanizinS busi
ness enable me to indorse the above statement in all
| particulars. -
JNO. c. LEFFERTS,
No 100 Bcekman Street
New York January 1864.
! We have tested Putuam's Clothes Wrlngcr by
practical working and know that it will do. II L
cheap it is simple; It requires no ROOM whether al
work or at rest II chil1 can operate IT It does III
duty thotoughly; II saTcj time aud II saves wear
and tear We earnestly advise all who have muct
washing TO do with intelligent persons who have any
TO buy this Wringer. will pay for llseli IA yenl
/ at most. Hon liDtACL uLNL El-hA'
juno iS 1864.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
Terrible Railroad Accident Near
Montreal.

MONTREAL, June 30.
An emigtan. train, consisting of eleven
cars, went over the Bclbid Bridge ut ST.
llilaire this morning, with 354 German
cmigrants on board.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MoNrVESL, June eos, l5A. M.--Thirty.
four b5,ilt, have been ttcUycred, and be-
tween thirty rnd forty persons taken out,
who are more or less badly injured. One
ear has not been sufficiently reached to al-
low the dead 20 he taken out,
The engineer Neut down with his engine,
but escaped with slight injuries A dread.
ful responsibility appears To ress - This
man for violating the standing order to stop
before going ON the h'iHge, Only two liy-
ng persons were tcscued from the ear.
The depth of water when the accident hap
peucd was about ten feet. The conductor
was killed, and the fireman is also supposed
to have shared his fate,
ST. ilillairc Is 10 miles from Montreal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
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