Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

1t Will be remembered that the erratic
.oang writer, Fitz James o. Brien, was fat
lily wounded many months ago in West
Virginia. He was taken to n house near
The battle field, and was tenderly cared for |
by its mistress until his death % Brien's |
mother, u wealthy Irish lady, who resides |
Upon a charming estate on the banks of the !
Shannon has recently sent to her sons nurse
a magnificent sett of jcwelry.
In California, as well as in the Eastern
States, the Coppcrhcat journals are suffering
a terrible collapse on ,ccouut ofthe election.
The Atta mentions t,e deccase fthe Virginia
Clty Consultation, the Aurora Times, the
S,ewa STANDARD, md the San Francisco
Ddiiy Argus.
1t isnow 4 4initely settled that the names
OF the folio sing gentlemen will be presented
ii the Le' .islatnre of Illinois, rs candidates
for the POSITION Of Cnited States Senator,
IN plaza of Richardson, whose term viii ex-
pre- IL March, to wit: Gen. John A. Logan
llon, f. L. Washburne' Gen. john Nj. Pal.
mer, and Governor Yates.
Ladies' Turs
The largest assortment at CHARLES oAKFoND
SONS. Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Nov. IL, lS6i.-Sm
Gen. Hancock's new corps is recruiting
rapidly. The General is much encouraged
by the course of New Hampshire and other
States in offering extra bounties for recruits
The high price OF fuel has turned the at
! tention OF many people in Boston, Reading.
Lynn, and numerous places in Massachusetts
to the burning of peat, and that article is
now kept for sale in Boston.
! Gentlemen's Hats.
All the latest atyles ut Oh ARIES OAEPDRD 4
! SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
! Nov. u, l3GA.-3m
VI Decasne. in communication to the
Academic lies Sciences exhibits anothe !
clause in the heavy bill ofinGctmeat against
the abuse of tobacco. lie states that in the
course of three years he has met, among So
inveterate smokers, 2l instances Of marked
intermlttance OF the pulse, occurring i'll men
from p to AZ years of age, and not to bc ex.
planned by organic lesson ofthe heart.
Ladies' Furs
The lnrgest assortment at CHARLES OaEEUkr
i SONS. Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Nov. H. lGoi.-3m
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