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M Abel uevvo d, bookseller and ex-Msyor
Of Manchester, EnglanO. has put forth state
ment Of the difficulties attending the progress Of
the book eud periodical trade. He says when,
in 1881, I commenced the business Of news agcut,
the periodical press bad barely an eKisteneS, and
no newspaper published In England sold for
less price than scveupence, the duty upon each
pepper being fourpenco. The Poor Mans Guar
dian, pubiisbedby MIR. Henry Hetheringtou, was
commenced In 1880, and in 1891 he offered me
the agency for Manchester aud the district.
1.-THE size Of the Poor Mans Guardian was not
equal to one half Of the tamiiy Herald II was,
10 TACT, q deni sheet, and sold for one penny.
The Judges In the Law courts deoided shat ths
small sheet, 60 unlike newspaper, was one, and
as such ought to pay the stamp duty. II WAS
during this year chat 40 organized struggle Of the
Iccpio commenced for the abolition Of tue stamp
Cuty or the removal Of the taxes on kuO uOwledgo.'
In the five years during which this struggle was
main'aincd. seven hundred and fifty persons
were fDeu and imprisoned fOr vending the Poor
Mans Guardian aud the unstampod press and
was committed 10y che presiding magistrate for
the space Of four months 20 the New Bailey Pri-
son. My Incarceration fnilCd TO convince me that
l was not engaged ia glorious work 10 doing
my utmost to level the barriers Of ignorance and
Cnablcth he newspaper 70 become an inmate In the
house Of every man.
"AitCr my discharge from prison, three other
attempts were MADE 20 send me again 60 iail, but
out Of regard TO the feelings of those who were
dearest 70 me paid tho hncs The contest be-
tween the Government and the publishers became
very severe the parcels for the country agents
were seized by the police and confscated servant
girls carrying bonnet aud other boxes were stop
ped and searched the coach offices in London
we're besieRed by the police % capture every sus-
picious-loOking parcel; but the ingenuity Of the
publishers was n match for them. My parcels were
often put in hampers In which shoes are usually
packed, and directed 60 a shopkCepcr in Oldham
street, who dealt in those articles. Public opinion
never lost its sympathy for the men engaged Ia
this battle Of the press, and in 1886 the Govern
ment introduced q bill Into the House Of Com
mons to reduce tho duty to one penny. The
duty has been taken of the manufacture OF paper
the advertisement duty has been remttted, and,
MOI than all--thst for which we strugglcd-thc
duty upon the newspaper, has passed into OBJ
HyiOn. The press Is now free."
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(tAPR ISLAND, CAPE MAY, n. J.-FOR
- ssLE.-COttsse on Lafayette street, II rooms. Lot
GOby 20 fCck
aai.G yIR5T Store ABovH ATLANTIC HOTEL.
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PRnPnRALR.
ORrIoB OF ARMY CLOTHING ANN

- nANt'AIe
Sealed rroOos.. "a y rssssS :, & S, & ~ ,s 80.
y O'Clock ~. FRIDAY August 5, for supplying ne
SchuJ NH Arsenal the follOWAlN ar ioos. viu.
Army Booeos, 10 Be sewed by hand maodntry. 30
by machinery 10 bo double soed, without waits 10 be
amy standard IN al respects, and OF the q .owtng
special sizes 70 The 100 pas, VIZ 6e pairs No. loa "a
pairs No. lisi II pairs NO ias pairs No 1885, emf PEI,
No Ids
Dark Biuo Machine Thread, No. 20, Siuart'G
Tin Cantceus, corrugated, army standard.
Knapsacks painted and strapped. co,ns army 9tai-
dard. made Of strong, pure. dax lrtH; dcmcsuC
nanufacurc preferred. sample Of the material mast ~
forwA dcd with the proposal
Cantecn Twncs army standard
Caniecn Webbing, nrrnY sfh.sue-d.
The Any standard samples o. each ef the aS0F8 ertts
eet can be seen at this ooo, TO which deivstes must
TifetN conform.
nddolt mus, state IN their proposals the prsce which
nut 70 given In wrtug aa well rs IN hgafe8 tae
qaaitty and times ofdeiiyery
Eath Did must be guaranteed by two respOnsibg per-
sona hose tsauros 30 appended 10 the gunfan-
tee nnd certified 70 a. being good and sulconf poCnrtT
ssVen involved by solno pubic funotOnafy Of ~
Bids from defhuns oontractsrs au those that DO Rof
eopg M we he regaremeiti Of tEs advertisements.
Riank forms for proposals, embracing ne terms of the
guarantee rcurc on each id cAa bd hsd on nooioatio
a. thls otce and mono oheFs, which 90 not tte
-nteo. VIII be cousderedi will any nrooasn ~
considered which does not strictly oonfof 3 de rsIuirs
Blas rpFst g. endorsed roposaia for -
stating the plrt.ctar article bidfOF
tv.OM Ancistant ouarteruna &C. n sfer,j
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OFFICE,

ORDN ANcE oFFIc R,
wAsiuSGros, D. O., July H. 1854.
sSf ES0g9a Auss S s ESCySd % a" csA s o:f M
furnishing tho following ordnance !
30 10 incl sioge moftaA.
60 6-iDeh siege ho0itzers.
20 Coch9rn mortsrs. bronze.
These moftaIs and hoWizers are Go be made ~ con-
mty With drgwings and speonca'ons 10 be furnished ~
sSI ctior a. of",nSs beore bsing teceiyei by
u United status. The inspection vll be made at ths
poiveries must be at the following rates. viz =
Not loss than woorars Or howtels on or before the
he SentlIe nunScp coptrscied f,F ID dsl,Vcred
Failure 20 make deyerts a specified tlme VIII sub
cct the orieiure Of the right 10 deliver the
Separate pr b6sals must be made ior esch article.
No bids win 30 received from parties o'her an und-
psrme 70 be capable OF executing In tleig ewn louRds'
TIE scec moriars and howltzers arc to be cast hollow
and cooled from the in,eior.
t9tn 81 bd can oe oo'ahea 2. M cue po o ~ MY
New York, Watertown, Wateryliet Waahlnston or 81
Proposals not made out this form VIII not be con-
sIderel- ,..,,.,..,.,.
The bidder wiz BE- REQUIRED 20 accompany hs psoeoTion
IL case lis id Is sccspied he vi az eeuie oeoa
tract for the saule with good and sucelt huIoes IN
articles proposed IN o0nlofInty with of this 40
vor.semcni and IN the said bid er should sA 70
bSween me fer Of said bidder and dc reaPousble
BIDDER. or the person 10 Whom tho contract may DC
The responsibility Of the guarsntors must be shown
by the ocal certificate of the eerh ot the nearest
District Court, tho United States District Attorney
Bonds in a sum equal 10 the amount Of the eoutraet
signed by the contractor and both OF his guarAntofs VIII
be required OF The successful bidder or bidders upon sign
ing the contract. - - -
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents OF - In the county
Of -, and state OF hereby, lolntly ana seseranf,
covenant with the United States, and glarantee In case
the foregoing bid Of be accepted, that no Or they WIZ
the contract for be same, with good aho
sufficient securities, In sum equal 10 the amount oi No
TO furnish the articles proposed IN eonoImy 20
the terms of the Advertisement dated july ~ 4 unaef
which the bid made; and IN case ne said - shah
il enter into contract as Aforesaid we guarantee e
make good the difference between The ener of inc SAID
and the extbwest responsible bidder, or the per
son 10 whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands ana seals tf1s - day o.
ls6 scar
Witnsss.- Seal
To this guarantee must be appended tAs ofCAl eerh-
cate above mentioned .... q,
Upon The award beirg made successful bidders VII
be n0tlned and furnished with iorLnS OF eonuses AND
The Department reserves ihs Ieht % reject any or Al
bids deemed satisfactory On any sseeunt x,.,
Proposals. VIII be addressed % "hRl1ADIkIt-Snh
RAL GEORGE 70. RAMSAY, Cbitl o. OxdnAnec VII VII
ngton %. O." and Nll be eDdorseo Proposals 5~
hoTtaTs, Siege heNi;zers, or Coe0ern Aor'ArH - -
case may Be. ..nx. m pasaAY
lyle 9-tuthste BricseiaS-eensrA' ohsf ~ era-A''0s
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II RBDIN MO aIUM
Al MAr1uzssssssis. ssi ! = 1SHAA'ik kis AZ ffrssra
"irsi Ifiifa 51ss e;a'ii'i SEos. np ruxowa
WOOD AID lA0N nK,61ftkn1. -
efRuo DllD9 AID oQfa
siS dsSsSiak. SSeA tsflNkJN 16Gif 80
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mi p oe1oNs--IRr pvBRY NAN wHe

TTxPLOeIONs.--LBT Hy1RX NAN WHO
NJ owns btsam BolDss Issa 1s so1es, 80 A a..
.ne-h -hsif tc I've ksO1s wGEna, q assksd that The
sroschss M isshuDaent rsqurss - care, and \ war
fAaies s No. asd WaisF eSnses, wasA Scotch ulAas
k.ees. ecIf cleansing gauge -eockl, &C.
aaseuisr,s AUGUSTUS q. BATTLIs,
hslR Ne. u ~ aLxfn eRsat.
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The Princess Of Wales is the granddaughter
Of the celebrated and unfortunate Caroline Ma
tida, Queen OF Denmark, whose romantic rela-
tons with Suuensce and loss of the throne in
commentary, and formed the staple of so many
curious memoirs.
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WANrEn Eon TLE uNITED arATEs

a WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES
81 Marine Corps O. yarloi and oNcilnG life by sea and
M lard t,yre hGndrCd abio-bOdCd mon 20 pctO. IN tho
lGutes soldier ~ Navy Yard, and aboard United
staiea 8hif3 Of war on foreign stations.
Bttor compensation than the army. ship. war
j. comfortable home. The Marine Cctps ~ thn bost
equp,d Con D. in Tic sCV'cc, prye Money ln abundance
1HE LOCAL HOVNTIEs pAIn TO RECRUITS:
For oil other Information apply daily at tho Recruiting
EepdlXlu.r, No Sli IS. FRONT Street below Spruce,
between the iours Of nine ard three ooeek
JAMES LEWIS,
CHTtnm and Recruiting officer,
my5-I 40 Sll s. FRONT Street.
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@ VEN tn
NATIONAL BANK,
no. 2I0 MARKET STREE2T.
(CoRSER OF sTRAwBERRYJ
Capital Sl25,OOo.
To be Increased to S5o0,0O0,
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
HENRY g. NORRIS Of Morris, TaShsf = Co, RAsssl
Iron WORKS, Fifth ana TAShsI ats.
CHAHLIs o. CLOSE, Of Close a Nssbh BuDaers, Nc.
No. 39l Reed street.
JAdRB \. PhEBrON, Manufacture q WOoles 6OOds,
kAnayunh.
}, A, WATERS, Of J. A waters 4 Co., Wholesale
GroceFu, Ne l2o MAThet stTeSt,
9. D. CoUGHIIlJ, Real Eetate Ne. cc2 w. Tiirtse he
atreeI
Wn p CLYDE, AgeEt PhnAaA and Kew Ysrk ExpFess
B.n. Co., Ne. "A B. Delaware Ave.
GEORGE ". HILL, MAnuao,ur~ OfcA5Ietinss, No. 10
n. Thkd stsscl
J. ". eoUDEA, WhosssAjs posts ana sAseo, We, tee
kArkot DtFeet
J. e. pKHAVEn, Inpsgtss sfWLnss, Brandjes, 4e, Nos
% and % s Delaware Avenas.
This RAAh having BEEN duly tUGhoSised " ccnseAee
huSness uAdef tAe RatsAAl ounsncy Aet, y now pso-
pared y FsesVe pEPOerrS, AAs eonaetsAs GAd trans
ast General RAlsKNa BUSINESS.
pleOunt asys On TUESDAY and KRLDAY - sasA
week -f.sf
j. z. DEIxAvEN. FSssiasAt.
II. 4. HALL CAsaAisrs
RunABnFat. SSps al lsfa Hrs~
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WANTS.
"A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY MoRREs

IN wanted.
As7IsTAEr QUAEruuiIAsFr'-GEHEBth th's OIiicr,
PuLApELrtuA, duly ~, 1864.
Horses suitable the Arm and Cavalry sorycR viii
he purchased by the unGcrsgnCd IN open Market at ar
picc Each animal tO bo sub Cced "a tho usual Govern
mCnt ln-peCi iiOR before being accepted.
Iorsos 10 be delivered 20 tho United StstCs Inspector
at tho WILLIAM fENS HOTEL, MARKET street, be-
tween iehth and ninth streets
Iy OTdef Colonel George II. CrusuaR, Assistant
GEORGE ogME,
E9I-iOt Captain and A. O. NJ.
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IrgO.M Aenh,ant ouarterml
A RMY SUPPLIES.

orICr or A1ln cLorHrSe AND EaUIrAss,
No CO. Broadway,
HRw YOEE Jely -, Unt.
sealed Proposals VII be rsce,e ed at tha chico until n
J'ciOck NJ. TBURsD AY, llth OF huaust ert1 f
the delivery BY contract the Depot Of Army Uoffincr
RBe quipaac IN New ork Ci y -
Army BnDkets Of domestic manufactures wool, pfeV
with leers U. In bsoS Inches long Ia ths oenfrol
70 BE- feet long, and feet inches widsto weigh :
pounds each.
Bddfrs win state tho uuuiher they wish 10 fEnta hon
many they dollver per week when theyf eau COM
o. vi hen they nuish fsalr de lvereq
Pr1pou Is must be- accompanied ~ proper aiaraufoa.
setting forth that the contract II awarded ee raftV
named therein he will ~ the oonuaol, nnd
give bcnds tor tho faithful perormance ofthe sc
The nied states reserves the right 70 reject 'An eds
deemed b ecfinDable.
Proposals should endorsed sPropossh for fsalIhng
Blankets, B" and addressed 20
Lioutenant- Colonel D. II. vIET0E,
ye9-N Dopy Or. d. Gen, U. IN.
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III The following is copy OF an address issued
to the people of Pennsylvania, by Major Dodge A. A.
Provost Marshal General. Our readers should give
it careful perusal, and act accordingly. Every
man is interested in the matter and should assist in
flllingquotas in the manner mentioned
ATTENTION The President has called for 800 900
troops to be raised by volunteering draft. The
18th of February, 1865, has been fixed upon the
day of draft. fyour quotas not filled by volun-
teers by that time the deficiency will most certain
ly be made up by draft.
Ward and Township Committees earnestly
Invited TO commenct work at once. The longer you
the more difficulty will be your trek.
The attention of these Committees is also invited
to the necessity and propriety Of delivering up to the
District Provost Marshals all deiinqueats from
former drgft
1t impossible for the United States authorities to
find these men, secreed they by their friends
md by persons hostile to the Government
Committees, United States, State and County ON
GERS, and all good citizens requested to arrest
these men, and deliver them to the Provost Marshas
Every man r. arrested and put into service by the
Board Of enrolment counts one towards filing your
quota
Information b. letter otherwise, furnished to
Ane bisuic' ifoNosl MArshals OF the whereabouts oil
these delinqaents will de thankfully received and
promptly acted upon.
Provost Marshals will cause lists Of delinquent,
from all former drafts to be made and distributed
to the end that all SO disposed may understandingy
assis in forcing these delinquenss to perform tho
duty to their country and to their own people.
Bring in all your delinquents exert yourselves tc
put in volunteers, and the necessity of draft wr
bs avoided.
OR armies and nariss are ereryl0hsre pieto
r,ons The dawn ofpeace is at hand. One power
fll blow no" given, will be fatal to the Rebellion
Let as ali, in our several capacities and as far as
n, hes, nniss . make that tlos effective END ina,
RIcHARD I DODGE,
nsior i:it Inssliry, A A, y. n. G.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

l pursuance of IN order Of tho Orphans Court Of
i Northumberland county, will be exposed TO pub
lilo sale at tho House Of John Etzwiler, in George
town, on
Saturday tho 3ia day Of December, 1904.
All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate in
Lower Mahonoy township, said county, adjoining
lands of Petor Wtmer, Caroline Swob, George
Downey and John Wcrtz, containing TWENTY
Acres and Fifty-onc perches moro or less.
ID, A certain Limestone Lot, situate in said town
ship adjoining lands of John Schreyer and Philip
Bubb's estate, containing i4s perches or less
on which is erected n Lime Kiln.
3D., certain other Tract of Land situate as afore-
soid boing the Mansion Farm of tho said deoedent
adjoining lands of William Michael, William Ding-
aman, Christian Messner and Jacob f. Lenker, con-
tanning thirty mine and one hundred and threo
perches more or less, which erected two Log
Houses, Stables and other improvements. Late the
property Of Charles Kerstetter, deceased.
Sale 10 commence at ten o'clock A. NJ, of said day
when the terms aud conditions of sale will be made
known by
ADAM LENKER, Admir-
BY order Of the Court a. j. Cummings, elk, o. G.
Sudbury, Dec -, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-31

sF- Posr YoUn BooKs.-As this is the end Of the
year, everybody who has any open accounts, should
be posting up his books and getting ready for gen
eral settlement The man who attends to his duty
regularly and thoroughly, at periods not more than
year apart will do well in the world let him en-
gage in what business he will, nine cases in ten.
You might well attempt to fling cat fromh win
dow so as not to fall upon her feet as to break a
who keeps his accouiss posted and holds too
freduent settlements. ''Short settl ememts make long
friends" and what is stronger argument even, i'll
these sordid days they make long purses too. Post
your books, then friend, draw up your bills, settle
disputaSe matters with your neghbcrs, on the liberal
spirit Of men resolved not 10 go to law, ard reS"N ed
to know where you arc when another New Year
comes in, you may welcome it in peace and
quietness The L. Assessors. will call upon you
to make returns Of your annual income, and you
should have your books posted up.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-31

PEACE on WAR THAT'S THE QUESTION There
thousands, aye, tens Of thousands, of persons in
our land who are desrous of having peace, but they
afflicted with the various diseases to which
flesh is heir to- that there is incessugt going
on within account of the impure state Of then
blood that they have peace day or night. Their
physician there ~ Yes, yes Use PGSKERroS's 3
WAHoo AND CALIsAYA BlrTsRs aud you will soon
bud relief and possess complete victory over your
troubled and diieased constitution. We spcak thus
confidently, because we have tried them and the
suit in ense was most glorious Blessed he these
Biters Ind eed they are "peace-inaKef. ReIiiem.
b"r The genuine Watou and Cals,ys Bitiers have
the nuine 9f Jacob Pinkeron blown. on each bottle
For sale b. all respectable drug Sis.. std Wholesale
dealers
X. A. PlSHER, Agent, Ssnbury Pa.
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CAnp--Mr YouNa of the Presbyterian Church OF
sunbury bess leave TO tender bis thanks for the
several rich and beautiful presents he has received
from his congregation, the eve Of his departure
But Independent Of this intrinsic value, he shall
prize them as expressions Of that friendship which
he fully reciprocates, and which survives his pre-
sent services.
Tho donors shall be irsepsrably associated, in his
memory, with their gifts and though needing no
such spur TO remembrance, their graceful offerings
shall be continual memento to recall the givera
when long time end space shall intervene between
him and them
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-31

tr@ We are informed by s. b. Boyer Esq., that
he intends building three story brick building, on
the lot lately purchased by him. in market street,
adjoining B. zettlemoyer. The building viii cover
the whole front of the lot, and sixty feet in depth
The cellar will be fitted up for saloon, the lower
stories for stores and Offices and the third story for
hall. lie estimates the building to cost seven thcus-
and dollars. Mr.. Boyer is one of oner ,stc
business men, and will, no doubt successfully carry
out his project
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The Complete, DOuble-ActingS Self
Separating
CORN SHELLER ! !
PATENTED, AUGUST End, 1854.

HNIIIS Shelter Is the only one that shells the Corn
L perfectly clean from tho Cob when green, soak.
cd or dry. 1T gives the Ear double operation on
the Sh cling Wheel as it passes through, and sepa-
rates the Cob from the Corn completely rendering it
at once fit for market without tbs use Of the fannipg
mill. This machine shells
Half BusheI OF Ears 10 the Minute By Ordi-
nary Hand P0'cer.
and can be used, also, by Horse, Steam or Water
Power by attaching Pulley Oh the Crank Shaft,
For Durability, Cleanliness, Neatness Cheapness
and Rapdty IN Shclling this Machine cannot be
equaled by any other
STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE on
REASONABLE TERMS.
GKsrLExEs IF you want your corn sheiled
clean if you have occasion 10 shell green damp
corn ifyou want your and cob separated II
you want durable machine if you want cheap
sheller, buy the Complete, DoubleActing, Selfsep.
arating Corn Sholler.
REFERENCES
II. d. Maser. DR.. ]. W. Psale Sunbury.
Charles Haas Miller, Samuel Le.sig, Reading.
@. a. Morgan Co., Goo. Weiser, l.. Augusta.
Miliers, supbury. Sol. Marta, Farmer
Henry Leissnring, Bear Gap. c. Aihe,S Georgetow
Manufactured and for tals OF ~ dry OF
ioHRBAcH 4 COOPER, Surh'
hugbury, Dee. ;, 1854 ~
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~ The victories of Sherman and Thorn
as, have had their effect in bringing down
the price Of gold. As soon as Sherman takes
Charleston, and our feet and forces capture
Wilmington, n. c., the only rebel post of
entry left, which, no doubt, will be accom-
plished very soon, we shall see gold fail
rapidly, aud remain at moderate premium.
Every thing else will be reduced accordingly
as matter of course.
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Reading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
November 7th, 1864.

November TIN, 1oui.
NREAT TRUNK LINE ffUln the Sorth ana
Vi North West for phiiadephia, New York, Read
ing, P0ttsylle Lebanon, Allentown, Ea.tou, &c
Trains leave Harrisburg fof NewYork, iol.
lows 3 01 and ~ . A. N. aud l,45 p. NJ. grrvng
at New York at 10 A. NJ. and 3.ij aud Is % =. VI.
The above s1l-cct with similar trains or tbs PcLus
syvania railroad and Sleeping Cars accompany the
first two trains, without change,
Leave for Reading Pottsvile, Tamaqua, Miners
Vile, Allentown aud Philadelphia at Sis A. Nj. and
Las P. NJ, stopping at Lebanon and principal sta'
tions only.
Way trains stopping at all points at RS a. II.
and $40 p. NJ. Returning, ienve New York at 9.0G
A. NJ, IL noon, and 100 p NJ, Philadelphia vt
S A. NJ and 3,3O ? NJ Pottsville nj $50 \. NJ and
2S5 p. NJ. TamRquh $40 A. NJ, and 2l5 p. NJ,
and Reading nj " ii:dught 7 20 and lO.I5 4. NJ,
Las and 6.05 Z. NJ.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading at
go A. II. returning from Philadelphia al 4 30
Pm
Columbia Railroad Trains Leave Heading Mt 6 40
and II A NJ Ephrate, LtiI, Columbia, Sc.
On Sundays LesYc New York At p NJ, Phila.
delpbia 3 IL NJ, Potlsville 7 80 A. NJ, TaIaGqua
A NJ, Harrisburg SO A N aud Reading at II mid.
night, for Harrisburg
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, nj reduced rates 20 and from all points
so Pounds baggage allowed each Passenger.
q. a. SICOLLS,
General Superintendent
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International Hotel,

365 and s67 Broadiray, Corner Franklin Street
NEW YORK.
FTNHIS hrs cIass House--the most quiet, hotneIike
i and pleasant Hotel in the city-offers superior
inducements TO those visiting New York for business
pleasure 1t is central in is location, and kept
the EUROPEAN PLAG. in connection with TAYLOR S
SALOON, where refreshments can be had all hours,
served in their own rooms. The charges are mo-
derats the rooms and attsndsnce of the first order
baths, and all the modern convenieness attached.
I Oct 1. 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-31

TT CHANGE OF TME.-There has been n slight
change in running time of the trains the Northern
Central and the Philadelphia and Erie roads, as
will be seen by the schedule or tmc.tsblc pub
lished in our columns. The principal change is, in
the Erie train, which arrives, eastward at 10 30
p NJ, an hour and half later, and north ward, at
Aha NJ, an hour later than previously.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-31
n E w G O O ID S!

Two doOrs west Of VIM, ii, Miller SbOe STORE,
sunbury, Pa. Just opened fresh SUPPLY of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Such as Fancy Dress Trimmings Ribbons, Gloves
Hnndkerchiefs, Ladies Linen Collars and Cuhs
dent's Linen aud paper Collars, Nets Belle Lace
Collars and Sleeves, Hair Rolls, Velvet hiob9ns,
Skirts Yokes and Sleeves
WoOLEN GOODS, comprising Of SOntags, Hosiery
for ladies and children, Caps Of all kinds, searis,
Gloves, Mittens &c. c,,..-.
,ogether with Swiss Jaconet and Victoria Musiins
Crane collars and Wells, Grenadine sad Lace Wells
and variety OF other articles too numerous to men
ton MARY l., LAZARUS.
Sudbury, Oct 70, 1854.