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sF- BouS-Y MEEriNG,-A meeting OF the citizens
of the borough Of Sunbury, wns held at the Court
House, on Wednesday evening, Feb 8, 1864, for the
purpose OF taking into consideration measures for
raising and paying bounty to Volunteers. The
meeting was called to order by Capt Bruner, and
on motion, W. I. GREENOUGH, ESQ, was chosen
President and John Youngnan and Emanuel Wilvert,
Secretaries.
Tho object of the meeting was stated by Captain
Bruner, and letter read from Capt. Goblin to Capt
Clement, in regard to the re-ensting of Capt. Gobns
men and having them credited to avoid the draft In
this place.
On motion, Resolved, That committee of ten be
appointed to socit subscriptions for boupdes 10 Vol
unleers, when C. J Bruner, John Haas DR.. r. II.
Awl, s. b. Boyer, j. II. Enge, Charles GGringer, S.
=. Molyerlnn, W. 7. Grant, q. W Suoh, and Henry
". Bucher were appointed committee.
On motion, S. J. Packer, Esq, was elected Trea-
sure to receive and take charge Of The fund raised
for bounty purposes
oa motion Resolved That the amount of one hun
dred and fifty dollars be given TO each volunteer
enlisting re-enlising and ereditng himself to this
place
On motion Resolved, That when we adjourn we
adjourn TO meet on Friday evening next, Adjourned
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-06

Eu- ArsonTEp, wm, Meyer, ksq', Of
vr.shssg. ssa O. W, osislias. editor Of TIE
~ rexhs fsslis ~ esyts soets
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81 We copy the following items from the Co
umns Of our peighbor Of the nGazetten

umns OF our peighbor Of the "Gazette':
We understand that the piece OF grouni belonging
to the Masser Estate, abutting Fawn Street, near
the Gut in the northern part Of this place. is being
laid out into lots for building porposcs
Ira T. Clement, with oight or nine men from this
place, started with provisions. &c., on Tuesday morn
ing last, for the woods the SinnamaLoniug, 10 got
out timber foY saving next
NJ &. Gearhart, we are told, intends onlarging his
building on Market street, in the spring. He pro-
poses extending it entirely his lot SO as TO have
a confectionery room, and two rooms for ice-crsan
to accommodate his customers during the coming
season.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-06

health
DELEGATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from MAnAsMCs, wasting away,
with scarcely any aesh their bonos, are cured IN
very shorttlne one bottle in sHeh cases will have
4 most surprising eject,
PARENTS aaying suffering ehi1arsn Us above.
ana wishing % r.ss tLeln, Will never rerret the day
they commenced uitA tAesa Bi,ters.
LITERARY A,IS, STUDENTS, ard those vors-
ing hard with then brains, should alwaNs kaep
eeHs Of H2oaa9a S9 h,'sEs near then, 1s hey sis
holy, 'hvigsEasag sad uc, Sepg,s slre.
1T Is NOT A LIQUOR SgIMULA.T,
Ana lssysa 10 pr.s,sauos.
Attention, nsoidfe -,
AND ThR FRIENDS og SOLDIERS
We call the stlsnliea oc p -. ,,,.,,or,c,
tlisnts N tlo arEy b tas :, a haAinn1 1bPIHSps
usfa@1 bitssTs' vii salS' & lAsl ~ ~ .i,e.ssa
ilfs IN ths iilis az rri,auons .nsiieH, o. -,
tsNp-psrA 60 tie - .islsA s4n,e. $500, ss
teel ,haig ysEy 10 sal q. The -, 49,. 80,
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Asslaiqa .Rs ads dsgilel AiHs.. y. -. g-ssi,
Ss s'sssS asaF ea' We. s. ~ lyss hi gat "
.asT ethsaviss aesla = lgii n.-,s, Ia.
bag ,s1rie,olaAga daily Tsss',ilf AA-t,f' -
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ia ss.s "a ps,s Is ssr'' - s.l' sa''a 80 = y
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PUBLIC SALE

MILL DO exposed at Public Sale, on THURS
wv DAY, the 18Th DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1861
al the house of HENRY F0ULK, deceased in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county, Pc, the
following described property 10 Wit TWO HORSEs,
'THREE COWS, YOUNG CATTLE, ONE BULL,
and ONE BREEDING SOW. FARMING UTEN-
SILS, Quo two-hosc Wsgon large Sled, Ploughs
Hsrows Cuiuyators, Grain Cradles, Gross Scybes
Rakes, Forks, Corn Hooe, Grubbing Hoes, Posi Dig.
ger, Harness. Sleigh Bells, Saddle 6o Three bar
fels viasgar, Bags, &c. NEW FRAMING MILL,
Grain Reaper.
One lot Of Carpenters Tools &o, Blacksmith tools
Also Potatoes by the bushel.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Ono Cooking, and two Parlor Stoves, Bedxoads
Chai.s, Tables, one largo iron Kctte, 90 &c.
Sale 10 commen"o at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when con-
ditions will be made known.
URIAH F0ULK,
Lower Augusta, Jan, 30. 1888. Adpinislra,or
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MATTHEW'S & CON,

A ttorncys at law. No. leo Cor. Fulton
Il and Broadway, New York, VIII carefully at
end to collections Rpd all other matters nrusted to
.hoir care.
Copt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-06

FRUIT TRIBES
w II. KNOUSE, Agt. for Edw. J. Evans & Co.
w OF Central Nurseries, York, Pa, tax Is
this method Of informing his friends and the public
generally, that he is aud viii rsmain at Wiyer, 5
Hotel for two weeks, ready to receive orders, which
he viii deliver in the Spring Of all kinds Of Fruit
and ornamental trees grape vines, Shrubs Roses &c
SGnbury, January 9, 1854 st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BUTTER, LARD, TALEOyV &


Butter, Lard, Tallow, Eggs and Walnuts, by
J l.. REBER,
General Commission Merchant,
20l Callowhill Street, Philadelphia.
Jannsry SO, ISLE
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*IIaas Bowen sent Al oel tons via Mine Hill Rail.
road in addition to the above.-Miners' tJourna!.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-06

EEHEENHBE BEE,
THAT THESE BITTERS ARE
NOT AsLGOM<EIsTGo
And NOT intended as 4 BEVERAGE.
The Proprietorslave thousands Of Letters from the
most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians and
Citizens IcsgyicS OF lelr own personal knowledge,
to the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of tEese
Bitlers.
From Rev, ]. Newton Brown, D. D., Edi.cr OF ths
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge
Although not disposed 10 favor Or recommend Pa.
tent Medicines in general, through dlsrus; Of their
ingredients and effects, yet know Of 10 Sudicicr;
reasons why man may not testify to the benefits hs
believes himself to have received from any simple
PREPARATION, IN the hope that lie may thus contribute
to The benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard 10 HooGand's
German Bitiers prepared by DR.. c, NJ. Jackson, o.
this city because was Qrejuiiccd against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. / am indebted 10 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
peDt 20 tgy them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
these Btters, at the beginning Of Tue present year.
was followed by evident relief and restoration to a
degree OF bodily and mental vgor which had rot
telt for six months before, and had almost despairei
of regaining therefore thank God and my friend
Tor directing TO the use Of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1881.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE
EooFLAND's GERNAN pITTERs

EoCFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS
VIII Give Yon
GOOD APPETITE.
VIII give you STRONG HEALTHY NERVES,
Will give yca BRISK AND ENERGETIC FE!.,.-
INGs,
VIII enable you to SLEEP WELL, and vii! positive
ly prevent
Yellow Fever, TEiifOus Fever, &c.
Those suffering from Broken down and Delicate
Constitutions. from whatever cause, either in Male
or Female, viii End in
uOOFLAND' 5 GERMAN DITTERS. 4 REMEDY
That vii! restore them to their usual health. Such
hes been the case in thousands OF instances, ard
fair TRIAL IS but required to prove the assertion
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

GtAN OYSTERS, whole or hulf Cans, fresh from
the city markets, can be had nt all times Ht the
Conectonery Store Of NJ. c. GEARHART.
Suubury, January 9, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-06

oEFlcE or THE HEw YoRK ASH MihbLE Coat
liElp kAiL N0AD a Coat llArAAr.
THE annual mesiing OF he Sioetholders of tha
4 CoWpany Mil be held az he oa.an of The Com
pspy NJ. 90 honlh iih Street GA Monday, ~ oi
February, 1884 ~ IL o'closk a ~. feT the IgTIose
of eeeling Five liTsstCTs % 90 Tee eusulng
year, sud ~ Transact such o'heg bafnsss A. Iay hs
br0ughi beleIo them.
PETER X Lands, Secretary.
phiiadelThis, January ilth. lst4-H
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The Heirs of Sophia Lahr, Term, 1854.
ueceascd
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The War II Georgia.

Reanr"sard, il ], reported, has been as
signed 10 the command Of The Two rebel
department, composed of the states Of
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and Missi.
.ipai- comrri.Ir 9 he armies Of Hood and
Dck Ia, or both of Eorl, however, viii
,erair their present positions in the field
iIrui'r amy La moved from Maror !;
srd there arrr r"nior. Al G.tcfnra'i hat il
i.lo~. u scr direction ct BeauIrgard Il.
route tof Ken ky sud hs<i iennsssee
Hood nrs,ie epr-ch To ms men recehil,,
promising them aspeed. t,,tle kepor..
assert TIA, Hood has thrown bis army IN
Nhttnar Iear,-cue account locating
hTm - tie ralroad. i4erwe4n Nlrrg and
Marietta aud Military men Al Gr fl
say that sherman VIII be Obliged. in y
few ts7s. TO abandon Atlanta aud fight LI.
way out !"
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Gen. Klernan's Speech in Favor of Nc.
Clellan. -...-.
From the Cleveland (u.) Plaindealer.

The foiiu~IIg Is all eXtTaci from he
= ee. h Of iren. kletuan. made here liz ia
,nr If Gen Mcclellan and uenonclatur,
OF Mr. Liucop:
Il haye served uuder Gen. Mcclellan,
aud | can therefore iesiitt - his txall eel
patriotism aud the Commanding laents he
possesses AS general have 40 he>i,a-
lion in say ing ,hat te is the frSt soIiier
or be age A. man be is incapable al
Az un@or,hy thought and the magnetic
u hueuce lie exercises Is OF 'hai irresistible
nsrure With which greai and good msn
aIwa,s IL flutncs. his fellow men
Mr. Lincoln, on the cuut,ary, 's cunnng
poiticlsn, ~syariny. vscllia,lngand unsta-
bic IN hIs policy, the spi'ii OF event.
which, AS he .ays himself, "bxve rCnlroii
ell blm :" nnd unfa,,bful tn bis On h SID
pledges he gave the country tie first year
of his administration. | have with III,
own e,,s Witnessed his shameful inieffsr
ence. through the bavouet. If he sold 81,
~ith the t'ee baiiot OF ,hs people Of Mis-
sourl and in he coming election, III case
of a res,entlon of hi. Outrage, ~ouid
lead band or an army against hi. min
IONS He has proven Al utter failure and
1t would be calamity such rs the xtaeb
Isle Of Erin. With all its past mIstortuues
has never known. tor the couu,r, to have
him ~ ruler Anolher four wears "
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ion of tho D.,ty,ovn and White Tsvera

ZION of the Da,s,ytown and White Tavera
,oad. which was Lel,, b, two b,ipsdes Of
o,r cavalry The enemy when frs, seen
were coming down on The Charles CITY
rosa moving towards ou9 extreme RICH:
G,cs in such nan.Iiers tha, immediate CAP
ture seemed i:1e.i,sb!a TIE cs,ai'y stood
their ground, firing steadily. EMIL over
wLelned They then commeGced To re-
Heat. bal fuuud the road in tho rear also
il the rossession Of the enemy Instantly
tue ..yarv Scattered over The irl, wLiis
the 4.h Wisconsin battery started down
side road whirl, ~ss also held bv the enc
nay who CAPTURED he battery and one Of
IA. /, l. : maxine S quns in all Tho
.nemv having driven III. cavalry off lheu
c"m,n-nc-,i on the urpr"ttct d faux OF
the Is corps which was heid by lerTys
djv'-l"n lie Ia-'e: WAS qa'r&iN l"ineu
b".ln'l hastily 'ht""n uP ""i"S, ONE OF
she men u1!nG ii:elT k'mTSacS- Tor sand
ht,~. He 'ehri infantry, Hustled With
their surcess o'e' 'he ca'a'fy ra''e down
on ~ at.Hi'is. ne bt'S&"e Vas armed
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am: gentlemen. vour ohd' serv',.

THE PRoJEcTED CA.neLlc CATHEDRAL
IN NEw York The work on the new
Catholic cathedral on Fifth Avenue. New
J oIk, the corner stone OF which was laid
.sr-ral Year. ago ty Archbishop IiuGnEs,
is to reco'n,uence this rnon'h. h, order 81
Archbishop McCLosKEr. TIE anonn,e ex
pended 'hu. far. in Ia,lng 'he foundations
Of the building. Is about 500 900 II
completed according to the original de-
penslv- church editice on this continent.
and will compare favo,ably with any ca
thedral in europe. ..-- -..r
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McC!e An majority,

Mexico. The news from Mexico is
important. Mirsnon backed by the cer-
gy, has pronounced agaIns, Maxmiilan
and, taking advantage of the lattess sb
sence, has obtained possession OF the larger
part Of the city of Mexico. Monterey
has been recap.ured BY the Juarists. The
French have been defeated before Mata-
moras, aud !; stated that their retreat
thretron WAS covered By a rebel force on
The Texas shore, who fired on The Mexican
soldiers. .r.--..- ..a.s-...sr z..
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LINCOLN COMPEL OUR SOLDIERS TO JAIN

TIE iEBtLs = Eight hundred fedora pri--
oners, having enduled cantivil, OF e'gi-
teen months, and 6espalrine Of regsining
thelr ilbe.'y through any etfor, of The
LINCoLS administration, have secuI. d
their freedom by taking the oath OF ale
glance 10 the Confidence States. and are
now 10 the service Of tina. government.
1t is reported that an exchange .f 10 600
invalid prisoners cp each side is soon 10
be made also. thar Gen. LEE has propos-
ed lhs exchange Of all pr.oners taken in
front Of Petersburg - negroes included,
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A Daring Bank Robbery-S3O.Q00
Stolen.
Of the Milwaukee News

Correspondence Of the Milwaukee News.
M,.hi.e GI..n - t,, 5 p
ED. Ntws A mcst dating rnhh.r,
VA cuinm,:tui here iast night or ,ils
, morning. IL the bank OF 'IouFoe All en-
I ance ua, 'tferleh through lie back as'
hy fuEriug the doors With iron ha.., an
the vault door ti"sn 10 alom- with 20"
der fou can Judge of the :orce of rh-
EXPLOSION from tie tact that one slds uf
tie vauii Gct,, was ihfuen as >. the tunri.
through p4liislon allt,nr len t.et np fsoIn
Il 9 for. aud went through With >uct
trrce as TO cu: lis wsv thruug, the wal
as SMOOTH "a. though eat ~ith q sharp in
.nun-nl tie p!astetirg on sitlsr sld- NJ
iei, disturbed Tie rorcu->iun bl,~
on, tie Whole glsss frou' of ,Ie building
with sufficient turre To- hresk the ss.t
! iha inside oi Ihe hanking torm II Il com
tet4 wreck Tie burglars had bat too
druls 10 force open to get XII the money
ths frst VA secuted ulih large paddock
/, at l!ev broke Ia pcc". With their ;oot>.
and the inner vauli door was forced lI ex-
pio~lon The clock Was stopped hy tie
conclusion Vt twenit minutes 20 oue
pcuck III. No one slep! in The build
iny, bat 90 either side. stug up we're PEI
>o,,- stee,,ug: On nne side i, u..! and
number Of The guests acre startled ht
thr explosion, AID several declare ,h.r
! thev were thrown from, their hei~. anu
-,ra.se Ia say. t,ne Of thsu vent uut u
.>r-,Eaju the cause. .Mauy heard She ~
/ a.u~ilu several hi,ck, a~sI. The aru"uut
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The Importance of the Presidential
Election,


tion Of our govelnmen, under the federal
con,tIt ution. has the veIy exl-tence OF that
governn ent derended upon the result OF
presidential election 1t must have
been months since il bscane evident TO
every in.ellig gent. frclive, thinking mind,
ha, tie present war. ..hich has already
cost he country more than a million Of
valuable lives, and one bait OF The vaIua
non of all the proyet'v OF The nation. II
lei; t> The people IN the cuntro' "' the
present administration will eu.! only in 4
dissolution f The Union. ~ith the two
sections of the coun;ry involved 10 rse.
| lfsvsble bankruptcy and rain.
There 10 q most fearful re.ponsibiEt,
resting upon every one who nov ell oys
lh- privilege Of voting for president Of a
| zion of thirty four States Of The feder al
UNION, H. hy that vote this high privilege
may be perpe,un,ed III or lost 10 he peo-
| ,la in al fu,ure time We would appeal
10 every man, Whatever mny have Teen
his past patty affiliations, as he values his
to lay aside all partizan prejudice and rise
! 20 The leyel OF lrue manhood, an! vote for
.hs nar or men hon bis cool judgment
and enlightened conscience tell G,m will
save the Union from uisintegra,ion, aud
! The govern n, u. fron total overthrow, who
will give Ia peace AID prosperity instead
ot war and poverly union and cons
| s,i,u,lon IN ali their former strength and
hean!y.
II ihere is man who honestly d-eire.
peace and the urion Gu the basis of the
constitution, ard votes for Lincoln in view
! Of his acts in the past. and Of his avowed
! policy in the future, and Lincoln should
h-to,e .ha, term closes he vii cursa him
self for having dome .i3a decd and the
/ Abclltionisis ~ we'll rs the southern r-b-
a. vim have combined n d..,rov opr
government uhpci, has become the pride
and glory AMI hop4 Of aIi lovers Of na:lon>
al freedom. :hrourhoui th- civilized would.
/ VII! receive. ~ their first deserts he .x.-
..ra,ion~ Of aIl people. il all coming time.
aud her banrss Ike ha OF Fe"etict Ar
II" Il WI =" do"n 70 .;la 'a'esr hour 81
lie 1t tene'slien q nsn covered N11h
/! 4. INV,
nier, thfrl-l a,sxy by thetT- III :.ais
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Err T~o of the Il Louis German Re
pDbncan journals have bo'.sed McCieIlah' >
flag. toc named Tie 1aze'g,r, says :
Nc 'ie'IaE's ,rIteT vii MIKE good iai,
preston among aiI patriots and retlecdng
men oi al parties and We have no doubt
that IL vii be sigma fnr thousands of Re-
puhlicaus to de.ert the Incapable. corrupt
and perjared Lincoln administration, and
gather under the banner Of McCiel!aL 10
save tie Eeppllic.
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will be aeen that ex-ireslCeuL nitIAhD
FuuoaE has pronounced in favor Of the
democratic candidate for the presidency :
Bnff.lo, Sept %.
+. II Churchill, Esq. ...
DEAR SIR: Your tavor Of the 26th has
,his uuiuent come 10 hand, IL whirh YOU
request NV PERMISSION 10 publish my let
Ter 10 you o, The h instant
The letter. ike all letters Of mine. was
Intended To be private not because It con
,a:r.! my ee,,iueul which Wished 10
conceal. but Simply berau-e had a great
a,ersnn TO appearing /" 'he ne~ -Pspe'-
nu, YOU seem 10 think its publication
might do good TO the conservative cause
lit which confess feel a very deep ID
teres,-and al have Iece ve0 similar IN.
form alton from other sou, res | have re-
luc;autly cone to the CONCLUSION to per-
nit II to te published 81.
The fac, is, that | see no reasonable
prospect of restoration "i lii. Ch'"n-
lhe ui.jec, Dearest my heart without
change Of the avowe,i poncy OF ih'e ad-
mipi-,ra,irn and see no prospect OF
chanring thai policy but ~ change 81
The administration l.seli. Hence am for
chauce. AMI | took upon The election of
General Mcclellan as the .ast hope for The
restoration Of the Union. an honor able
peace and the security OF psrsenai I!oer-
" aud this you may publish 10 the world
A. tpv views 90 the rending crisis. Bar
shall enter into no argument III support
Of my opinion, nDr do | intend hereafter
TO depsrt from that silence which impose
upon n,se' from AL unwiilingness to H''n
gle, in psrty politics; for DO not conSld
er myself as ucionging TO any party, anG
| feel wholly lad tfer-nt TO any party sue
cess as such, and am anxious for the hon
or and welfare Of my beloved, but bleed
ing and suf.ring country.
| am in great haste, truly yours
NILLAhD fILMGRE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-14
Gold.
New York oct II.

Gold market excited T., lhe iu.nusp
shout tie Ienn,,ivania rleclinn
About noon 'h- reports ,ha, TIE a,a's
would te sure 10 go r-pahItan Wer.r,reu-
lated among the speca!ar"ra, Which were
construed A. favOrs.'. tn an advance, and
'h. price. ro.e to 20'4 having opened Al
1889 There is m"ra sgasnIaj,e motives
'hrn Ia. Seen g.: =, ,ns ts,. snl the eur
rent run in :he direction o. q r.e
Nn Tus>siav. gnl! wea. ap to 81 o., ni
goods accoT.hrg'y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-14

NR" G"oDs. Ne have rarely seen a
finer stock Of goods openec in this town
titan that which MICHAEL MAuoxEY is
now eAbibiting to his customers. Every
aruc!e that man, woman. and child wants,
he has for sae, and we are sure that ,hey
can be bought very cbssp. They were
purchased when gold and goods were
cheap, and Mr.. MAuoNEY can afford 10
lie. them go AT low rates. Call on him
and try his goods and prices.