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FOUND-,Y esterday afternoon, i'll
Il fha North Division, a ulho, which tic oEaer
Will nut with A. C. GIT 3DERNK, Nog. ami North
charges, DC. - uh2Ah6H-i
FOUND-On the North Clark
street cara porteunonnale, coutaioinS \ sum Of
money, Tho owner can haTo tho sAme hJ Calling 1t
Geo, r Ahbeyb, 1s6 Lake ssfcat, describe property,
nnd pay foE ths adveEttsaaaent. ml.a$
, 1864-03-29

States "A
sna present, < fit illustration Of American insti-
+ W responded e Pc d 70 by Jaage Van Buren, who
had one Of the very hest ill1strations Of The eIce
]cnce Of our institutions. He would pay not
compliment but Just tribute 70 the ya1or and pa
much to aid the government ii rnpprcsa.nr The re-.
eelion, for which no one ventu.ed to claim there
We. ri As logess q liberty they could
sired to Tcscne their country rom the opprc1siou
of English thra1dom. So long as they could ssy,
loye my country and lore my home 20 long
would the Americans In return eay to trishmen.
God spced you in the work, I'LL the iron heel Ok
English tyranny Is 1fted from their necke." I1sh-
men were patriots, not in the modem bogus senae
of The word, but of loving their fatherland. Once
more he Laie them !. God speed" The time vii
come when hat nation stal be free and ndindepcnd-
sIrishmen-What would this country do without
the1ns" was responded TO by Colonel Hongh, who
felt hf1nsclS unable TO answer the question pro
pounded IN the toast. Almost ere1! despottc pow
emigration to this country. The time would soon
come for the Feniane to work. There Eere few
old eoret to he settled for when this war Is over,
England, sPay4 Or We wili dsht you-"' Two hun
d5sd thousand trained 1rishne would enforce the
1.-THE Constitution Of the United ststes as our
iathers made II, guaranteeing civil and RELIGIOUS
Wn1tSS VA responded 10 By Hon. John Vent
sap dn VINO nd nothing to say and having said it
,a,. The fenian brotherhood: God grant thst tbey
msy be the means of establisbInr = Tree rovcrn,
Me1 9R Irish soi wak respondsd to by i. q. G.
po,:ra Polish Central Committee and tho land Of
piia was 1espoaded to BY the chairman Of ths
1.-The Ftnian eistcrhood and the proha,, Nv. =,
the County Cou1t. '% 'uose o.
ulation Of o and IN army in The seid a. nop
I0o lighting mcn," :" was responded 70 Iy Aldermsn
, 1864-03-29

20 zoTAA BEsT-Ho to Bxyapt d Strattou's
SMeago Comnerctal ColleKe, to MT a Thorough
2saet1eat business education. For circulars ad-
eaEo, Illinois, ~
, 1864-03-29

To Country Observation-Disclosures in this
market sfould not neglect an examination Of he
stock OF Mesars. Gore, Wilson & 90. wholraaie,
boot and shoe house. 81 Lake street,
mhsA106- -Sm TwAT
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N}ANTED-For the Geyernmeni

w N{ANTED-For the Government
~ ~. IL u The 9uarteEmasters DsParsment. at ST.
month md ratlons. Also, 1000 Laborers. Ws9et ts5
ps5 month and rstions Also. eco TeanssteEs Wages
n1shed TO place Of destination and returned to 81
Louis, Nc. For further tntorna ton inquire at the
Government Ofnca, 1S2H South Water street, Chi
ctEot ILL.,, JAMES ". CLARK
1A89u8lEm Government Agent.
WANTED-By party who has
~, been eneaged in business fer eight years in
tash- AddFsss C. II. II. Tribune Office
, 1864-03-29

" ANTED.-$75 Month /
yl want to hire Agents IL every county st IS a
ncntb, expenses paid, to sctl my new cheap Family
Sewing Machines. Address 8. MADISON. Alfred
" A NTED-$6O Month. /
~ want Agents st 80 month, expenses paid, to
snd thirteen othcr new useirl and curious nriices
Fi0een elEc1lsss sent EEKE- Address JOHN LoKD,
BIddeford. Mime. Ia99-u33oL2u
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G)icaao Qribtlne.
TUESDAY, MARCH M, 1864.
THE CITY.

CHRIST CuURcH.-Tbe annual election OF
Wardens and VestIynen Of this parish WAS held st
the Orphan Asylum last evening.
, 1864-03-29
A1tlu6F11lE1tt6.

{ 1OLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
- 100000 CURI0sIFIEA
n T;s A. ~ g0D & CO.. .Proprctors and MsaAssr
+. A. nAhRISG .Dszocs9s M 91 Am1ssnsna AZ
M! ~, EVENING March nth. md every eyeo
rVcrtt tsa 81 no.lce thu great drama which. wneFs
~ pFfh ptGdae ed, has ctcatt The GREATEST
f-.He t,on. hnt which h3s achieved IN Lond IN
America the GREATEST sUCt:E;s, cnt!;lsi he ="
T1CAET-OF-LEAVR mtN.
BENEFIT FENL,N SOCIETY.
fttcuccd LOT the frat time In tht4 et.y with ,.-
In tho West. ~ A'@9s 9'oe1 company
Admission to Nnseu1n and Lecture Room, * rant.
Dft4s C1rcie = cent extrn Faruuct,e is cents 1rs
Secured 6ee&s ~ ParQuettc. 1 cents extra PrivHts
Boxes, q and g. Box Book now open. Isooes:oasT
att; performance begins At rs. mh79b5o5iw w
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
II wsshlnrton str eo.,b between Clars and po,rhon'
ARLINGTON KELLY. LEON i DONNIEER.s M
MINIS + n ELS,
F1rsT MEnK or WEFF0. OF THz sxSs1nlE MoskAr.
:" II F r o..
VIII splendid new scenery, sppointm ents. &c. Leon
IN hts great song and danre. CH1cAoo BoYs. Kelly,
Arlington, Jones and Price in EAvorte acts Graad
Matinee Saturday April 3d. at O'Clock r. u Doom
open st o'clock commeutlng as F. H.. Aanls41s:
Acanh ee4E secured through the o.. 50 cen-1. P11.
vat3 1cyea II o., EDWIN KELLY, AauaSef.
nth27- bst7lW
, 1864-03-29

Members o. L.. A.Conucil 10. !, North
Side, attention. You are earnestly requested to
b. present at the next regular meeting On Friday,
April LIST, at the usual hour, as business Of vital
importance Is to be transacted.
, 1864-03-29

In the cTcnfng the halls wcrc thrown onen Al.
vel pat1ontzcA havtEE been tendrsed fo9 benefit
, 1864-03-29

Comfort In Walking Essential. to
be process peculiar to Dr. Kendall, which dis
penfes with the operation of cutting. Office Al
Prescott House, South Clark street, corner Van
Buren,. mh23-bG51-3t
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OrEs1No DAT N new YoAK.-0n the third
rage our lady readers viii find fa1l description Of
The New York spring fashions, given With all the
amplitude and particularly Of the professional
Jenkins The new styles are remarkable chiefly
for their folly md costlncss. They indicate th2t
the rcicn Of shoddy II in fn blast Ere long, there
will bo . tumble, Mheu the neck Of many fond
de}usfnn rrfIl he 1roEen ,,
, 1864-03-29

"ANTED-The address of every
W man, young and old, In the western country
who wishes steady and lucrative employment. Ad
dress !. T.. JOHNSON. P. o. Box 4253, Chicago, III.
, 1864-03-29

Irish National Fair I1e*tnufant,-The
Committee entrusted With the arrangements for
the 1rish National Fair beg to inform merchants,
vieitors, travellers and the public In general that
during the Fair breakfasts. dinners and slippers
Will be served up In Bryan Hall 4. the usual hours,
and in the best style. Theproceeds arising there
from will be devoted to the object OF tho Fair.
The drawing Of prizes in the lottery was bc,an
last evening. The 1sss prize drawn was silver
water pitcher By c. Blackburn.
, 1864-03-29

Thirteenth Hard.-Anothcr of those gen.
uine Union meetings for which the Republicans Of
the old 18Th Ward are celebrated, will bo held at
the house Of John Hottenlager on "Wednesday eve
ming, Good speakers will be present, aud an en-
thusias sic TINA Ia eTnerteJ =
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Seventh Ward U. l.. A.-Thero will be
meeting Of the 9Th Ward Council q. L. A. this eve
ming, for the eake ofeecting officers end for other
general business. All the members arc requested
tohe present. The 9Th Ward Council will visit the
7th Ward Council in body.
par ~
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14antRn--auRntS.
w WANTED-ExperlencedC Canv:

WANTED-Experlenced Canvas
koom Nc. 2, upstairs. mh?0-b5l5-lt
WANTED Efficient Agents IN
W. every county In the Northwest to Sel "AllteA.
@ snS Sex @ General AtlasnItne hest tsr family uss
gress ef The United States" from the Revolutionary
Wat 70 the Great Rebellion-the heat work extant
for Akeuts. Bustntss permanent. Addres1 j, n
lMHlppEE, Eo: I Methodist Church Block, Chicago,
Ill. T. O. Box 2IA. fuhNlhj7t.st
, 1864-03-29

GOLD FROM JpAHo.-Mr. Joseph n Lyons,
Of tho Exchange Once, No, 6x CLARK street, has
become the purchaser Of nugget Of gold Weighing
97x ounces, brought from Idaho BY Frank n.
Thompson, resident Of Bsnuock, In that Terrific
, 1864-03-29

Browns Bronchial "Trochcs.-The
beneficial elects resulting from the use Of ttla
Remedy, and it's extensive use for coughs, coils,
and throat affections, has brought ont many imtta.
tsons, moet Of which contain injurious ingredients.
The TToches have prored their efficacy.
, 1864-03-29

IooK our FOE SNEAK Tu1EyEs.-Eight
easea Of robbery from the balls OF dwellings were
xeposted Mt the Central Police STALLION yesterday.
Look out that your halldoots are securely fastened
, 1864-03-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

Soirce.-This evening the usual weekly school
soiee Of Prof. ..Martines Academy, corner Of
Clark and Monroe streets. Scholars and friends
a1e invited,
, 1864-03-29

FIFTH WAaD.-Theze was meeting Of the
Rrnub1teaus of the 9Th Wnrd at Philip ROBBERS
house on Archer Roard, last night. Tho enthusi-
asm rnsnlfcsted by those present was cheering,
and indicative Of vote In the old Fihh which win
9etouleh the Ooppcrheads-
, 1864-03-29

The City Comptroller submitted the following
last tc year ng1eeably to the recent order Of TIC
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03
Reading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

November 7th, 1894.
NREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
" Northwest for Philadelphia New York, Read
ing, Pottsville, Lebanon Allentown, Easton, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New.York, as fol.
lows 800 and S15 A. NJ. and As p. NJ arriving
nt New York at 10 A. NJ and 2.45 and Is 90 p NJ.
The above connect with similar trains on the Penn
sylvania railroad and Sleeping Cars accompany the
first two trains without change.
Leave for Reading, Pottsvc, Talnaqua, Miners
vile, Allentown and Philadelphia at SIS A. NJ and
,4j p NJ, stopping at Lebanon and principal sta.
tions only
Way trains, stopping at all points, at 7.25 A. NJ.
and 4.40 p. NJ Returning, leave New York ut 900
A. NJ, 12 noon, and 700 p. M, Philadelphia at
A. NJ. and $3.50 T. NJ Pottsville at $50 A. NJ and
235 P. NJ; Tamaqua $40 A. NJ. and 2.lj p, M,
and Reading at IL midnight, 1876 and lo.45 A. NJ. 4,
/ .35 and 8 .05 p. NJ.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading ot
$50 A NJ. returning from Philadelphia at 4.30
=. NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading Mt $40
and IL A. NJ. Ephrata Jtiz, Columbia, dc,
On Sundays Leave New York at p NJ, Phia-
delphia 3.l5 NJ, Pottsville 80 A. NJ Tamaaua
NJ, Harrisburg SIS NJ and Reading at II mid
night, for Harrisburg.
Communication, Mileage, Season, md Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all points.
W Pounds Baggage allowed each Passenger.
q. A NlCOLLS,
General Superintendent
Nov. &c, 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

t.y Tho Sanitary Commission makes on appeal
for more efforts to mid them in money, ond moro
especially In articles of clothing and provisions and
iuxuries necessary for the Of the sick and dis
abled. Such supplies as were furnished promptly
Mt the commencement Of the war ore now almost
entirely withheld, under the mistaken notion that
the receipts from Fairs and other sources will enable
the Commission to carry their extensive opera
tions without further aid How great is the missp.
prehension the community labor under, may be un-
der, may be understood from the fact that the Com.
mission has expended during the past six months
over one and half million dollars, mainly for sup
plies for our brave boys not otherwise attainabe.
The needs Of the Commission cannot be expected to
be lessened as long our armies in the field
kept up to their present numbers. And any relaxa-
ton in supplying their needs, by societies and indi-
viduals will bring upon our brave soldiers, who are
freely sacrificing life and health for the country,
vast amount of suffering which it the duty of every
faithful citizen to aid in relieving We hope tina, in
every town and hamlet in the country, renewed eff
forts will be made to supply the Sanitary Commissions
with such articles have heretofore been abundant
ly furnished, and which we believe are now only
withheld under the mistaken notion that further eff
forts to this end unnecessary AS long the
lasts The utmost energy should be used to keep up
these supplies. .0f so much importance is this sab
ect considered that Bishop of Clark of Rhode Island
lied to preach special discourse the Com
mission, on Sunday evening" Nov. 9th. 1t gives
such admirable statement of the needs of the Com
mission and the efficiency of its labors in behalf ofour
suffering soldiers-our sons and brotbers-that we
would copy the entire sermon if our space would
permitit. We would press upon our readers the
necessity of renewing their efforts to supply the San
itary Commission with ample stercs, such as have
been found necessary for the sick and wounded sol.
diers if they would not this noble charity, which
has made people honored throughout the world.
fail for the lack Of continued efforts the part of
the people.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

COLLISION ON THE LEBANON VALLEY RAIL
RoAD.--Last Saturday evening, while the
Lebanon Freight train coming East was
shifting cars at Heidelberg station, between
Robesonia and Wernersvile, it was run into
by the Locomotive "Vicksburg," drawing a
cattle train, also coming East, and terrible
smash-up was the consequence. About forty
cars were destroyed, and to add 20 the des-
truction, stove was upset, setting fire to
several cars, and burning car filed with
cattle. Three or four Of the drovers on the
cattle car were seriously injured-one of them,
1t was thought, dang, rously. an accident
so serious, upon this road, is Of very rare
occurrence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

rS5@ THANKSGIVING SEgXoy.-Our readers will
ind on our first page n sermon delivered on Thanks.
living day by Rev. J. II. Young, of the Prcsbyte-
ian Church of this place. 1t is not ofton that we
publish sermons, but these are extraordinary times
nd this effort of Mr.. Young was we'll adapted for
Le occasion. If there ever was time when Chris
ian Clergymen had n duty TO perform outside OF a
rictly clerical character, it is now, when many who
ccupy prominent positions in society look upon Pa
riotism, ms a matter of secondary importance when
comes in conflict with their party predictions
IL matter of history, that during the Revolu-
loo the clergy were nearly all enlisted on the SIDE
freedom and our clerical forefathers did not hesi'
ate to assert their patriotism and denounce from
ne puIpt those recreant to their duties not only TO
leir Il cd but to their country. 1t may be said BY
,me iat that struggle was for liberty 1t is no less
, now, when tho despots and leaders OF The slave
over. are endeavorng to subvert the very prnci.
les for which their foreiathers contended, IN re-
eion as wicked in its inception as it was unpro-
okel and unjustihable in its object, and it Will be
ma tier of surprise to posteriy that unity OF sen
ment, 50 necessary to its suppression, should be
apting among those who condemned its wicked
urposes.
Wa listened to this discourse, when delivered, and
semed 1t not only patriotic, bat uneIoeptionai II
baracer and We ask any candid reader, 10 point ou
single fact not truly stated, or single conclusion
Of wsysarted by the facts. Some may, perhaps
lew these things differently, but surely those wh'
lamored 80 loudly for freedom Of speech" should
the ls,t to find fault in its exercise in cause 80
iorioas. and by a class who arc guided by the ex
,ars Of ,hs ilus.s ioas pssrtgs Of tes Rsyoiutsan
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03
edey's HaGy's RfOSaS.

The sRloN MAGAZINE or THE WORLD.
Literas, Fine Arts, and Fashions. The most
magnfcf Steel Engraviugs, Double Fashion
Plates. ,oI engraVi ings on every subject that Gun
interest les. Crotchet knitting, Netting, Em-
broideryfiees for the Toilet, for the Parlo", the
Boudoir the Kitchen. Everything, in fact, to
mako colete Lady's Book.
TAadieS FacOrite for 30 Years.
No Maine has been able to compete with it.
None atFt it.
GodeR eceipts for every department of Il house.
hold BE alone are worth the price OF the Book
Modepttages (no other Magazine gives theml
with disms.
Draw Lessons for the Young, Another special
ty with eey.
zines psh old worn-out music but the subscri-
bers TO ley get 1t before the music stores.
Gardtg for Ladies. Another popularity with
Cooley.
FASH from Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co., of
New \, the millionare merchants, appear in
Cooley, only Magazine that has them
Alsoiihions for the celebrated Brodie, of New
York.
LadiGSonnets. We give more of them in a
year th,ny other Magazine In fact, The Lady S
Book eies every lady to be her own bonnet maker
TERMF GoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1865.
h which there can be no Deviation.
| oney, one year, 90 90
| TwoIes one year, 5 50
| Thrbpies, one year So
Foupies one year 10 Oh
Adds to any of the above clubs, So so each
! GodeLadys Book and Authors Home Maya.
| zine DE sent sGch ono year, on receipt of Si so
! Woe no club with my other Magazine On
Ads L.A..GoDEY,
j. Corner Sixth snd Chssnat sr7sst, Phils
ocH 8, lS54s-4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03
Germantown Telegraph.

4 FamiIy and az agricultural, Decoted To
Choice Lturature, including Poetry, Noyelcttes
Tales, AVID Moral and Entertaining Reading gener-
ally--In the Literary Department we shall present
the choicest varieties within the reach OF our ex enR
ed means, The NOvelettes, Tiles, Poetry, &c shalt
be supplied from the best and highest sources, and
be equal to anything 10 be found in any journal or
magazine
Ag.icul dfsl and Horticulture, embracing Farm.
ing, Gardening, Fruit Raising, &c.--Our labors in
this department for over thirty years have met the
cordial appreciation of the public. Our purpose has
been to furnish useful and reliable information upon
these very important branches of industry, and to
protect them so far within our paper against the
false doctrines and selfish purposes of the many
prics and sensaton-nd venturers by which the Far
mer is incessantly assailed This portion of the
"Germantown Telegraph is alone worth the whole
price Of subscription
News Depsrll The same industry, care and
discrimination, in gathering and preparing the Stir
ring Events OF the Day expressly foI this paper,
which hitherto has been OF its marked features
and given universal satisfaction viii be continued
with redoubled efforts TO meet the increasing de-
mands of the public
TERMs.-Iwo dollars per annum : ono dollar for
six months. No orders received without the cash,
and all subscriptions stopped at the end of the time
paid for.
Address PHILIP r. FREAS,
! Editor ard Propyletcr, German powa, Phila., Ps.
| Oct ~, 1884 ---H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03
---s---s ~eS-

sIs The backuwannn AMI Bloomsbury Railroad
Company have pil another passenger train on their
soai, between Scranton and Northumberland. This
train leaves Scranton about O'Clock in !he morning
and connects at Northumberland at 10 20 with tle
Flmira Express south for Baltimore ami Phiadcl-
hia 1t leaves Northumberland at about 30 =. NJ.
the arrival OF the mail train por,h FROM Phladel-
Ihia &c. Thi. sill be gros. accommodation for
all living along The line Of The road, ana will greatly
increase the travel on this thoroughla-e under
the management OF ii. Il Fonda.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

~. VrSlsoY-We are indebted IN our friend
and neghbor VIM Rockefeller, ESQ. for n roast
If fine venison, from buck shot by himself IN the
forests. near the Block house in Lycoming county.
Mr.. Rockefeller in company with Esquire Sessholt1,
and several others, formed a party, the object Of
which was health ms well as pleasure. They killed
Ave deer during the few days they we're ont. We
Sero indebted 10 friends last autumn Tor Sim.
ar favor and trust he may have many autumns be-
ore him. and be always successful in bis aims, whe'
her in the chase or in pursuit Of gamo more prcfta'
.le, although less irk-ome and pleasant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03
Sunhry High Scaoul,
n EW G. 90 d S.

Two dOtwest OF VIM, tt. Miller Shoe store
Sunbu Pa. Just opened fresh -upply Of
FA, AND WINTER GOODS,
Such as Fey Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Gloves
Handkercis, Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs
Gents Linnnd paper Collars, Netts Belts Lace
Collars ansleeves, Hair Rolls, Velvet Ribbons,
Red, Whnnd Blue NYk-ties, Corsets, Quaker
Skirts Yoland Sleeves.
WOOLH0ODS, comprising Of Sontags, Hosiery
for ladies children, Caps OF all kinds Scarfs,
Gloves, Mems, &c.
Also, a style Of muslin for Garrrbaldi waists
together v Swiss, Jaconet and Victoria Musins
Grape tds aud Wells Grenadine and Lace Wells
and vap of other articles too numerous 10 men
tion. MARY l.. LAZARUS.
sunburoct, 22, 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

s-T'CoRS SuELLER.-Wc call attention to the
advertisement Of Rohrbacl & Cooper. who are now
manufacturing the Double Acting and Self.Sepc-
rating Corn Shelter This shelter is the in d..
vention of Joseph Shpc of this ptce aud is unques-
tonsby the bes, corn shcller yet produced. 1t has
been tested for more than year and never fails to
give entire satisfaction. We refer our readers to
the advertisement for a full description Of this OK
cellent agricultural implement which when seen in
operation requires nc other recommendation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

{ y THr M,RKEr.--Butter has taken a step in
atvance and is selling at 30 cents per III. Eggs 30
cents Pork selling at IS 10 30 by the butchers 20
and % by the farmer, Lard is rc;sled at 3j cents
In Pitisburs Pork is quo ed Mt IL aud ~ cents,
which should make it worth here about ID Good
fresh country lard, selling ut Harrisburg by the
firkin at 2j cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

~ tNIoN SrpPER.-A supper is {" come oil at
the Hotel Of MIR. Charles Garnger on this friday
evening, under the auspices of the Union LeaEuc Of
hunhUry. The supper WILL no doubt be an excel
lent one, as Mr.. Garingers table noted fDt its
erol fare such occasions and no one is more &c.
serving Of public patronage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

! 81 ELECTION or DRECTOR8.-iLe following
named persons elected Directors for the North
umbvrIund County Bank, fo+'thc ensuing year:
T. W Pollock, Joseph Hoover, j. \. H9ckenber
ger, Bcrj. Hett!cmoy'r, John N. Taylor, Thomas
Duumgardner, D. BittenhenMr, joseph Bril-, John
q nouty, Vnlenliae fngc'y, Frauk A. Clark, Geo
schatl and John b. Linn. +. W Pollock was snhre-
.IunI,tlv clcrtel nrrsinont.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

sg' A California paper states that large
contracts have been entered into to furnish
provisions to the laborers on the Central
Pacific Railroad, and that preparations are
being made to put a very large additional
force of men on the work.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03

S5yIsDIAs SrMNER.--On Tuesday last the clouds
which had bocn lowering for weeks past, gave way
to the cheerful CLEANS of the The temperature
was as mild that Of May and we were assured that
the advent of the Indian Summer" thcugh late,
was upon
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-03
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
ED nE VA &RaD HH asSe
EDWIN L & CO,

No 20 South Second Street, Philadelphia
Are now offering their magnificent stock of SILKS
Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloths, Closks, Nelyets, &c
far below the present God Prices
We have also on hand "A large stock of D0MESTfe
GOODS, which we are now selling at a great roduc.
tiun from the prices have been selling them at
As we have had the advantage Of rise in the prices
of Stock in the progress Of the War for the last
twoor three years, We now propose 10 give our Gus
tonlers the AdHa antage Of the fall in Pricss,
Calicoes and Musns reduced,
F!annels and Table Linens, reduced,
Blankets and all stable Goods reduced, /.
Werespectidlly solicit from the Ladies and Others
visiting Philadelphia, examination Of our stuel
which is unsurpassed in variety and style in this city
n. b., Wholesale Buyers invited to sxaluins
our stock. EDWIN HALL co.
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