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Coral Mus.

WA nave, III our local fec0Tus HotuiuS
of Importance to note. Things. since
our last issue, have been going on
smoothly, and there is, as far as we can
see, q fair prospect of a return to our
past status. Old faces, old friends, seem
to multiply around us, and everything to
return into its old current.
Thefts have not been heard Of since we
last alluded to them although for a few
nights past we have lacked patrols.
As in duty bound, to bring under the
eyes Of authority all the deficiencies to
which a remedy may be given, we shall
to-day speak of the miserable state of our
streets, especially our main raduii, Jackson,
St. Philip, and both sides Canal. We
are convinced of the good will of those
who bold the reins, and that they only
need to know of the good viii of the
community to assist them, inasmuch as
they can, to take all steps necessary to
rive back to oar little town its past
~lustre. We have benin resuming our
former functions of gallanting ladies to
their homes, especially after a rain, along
the pavements Of our main thoroughfare,
jackson street,-put to great, If not un-
pleasant, trouble in crossing the bitches.
We think that. something lone towards
the improvement of payements, streets
and bridges, will meet with the hearty
thanks and ready cooperation of tbs
community. We hope. ere long, to hear
the notes Of carpenters tools all over the
place.
CRoPs.-We are, by all appearances,
in hope that the returns of the crops this
year will be very satisfactory. and par
TALLY compensate for the last years fail
nre. Cotton looks fine, and will, in all
LIKELIHOOD, yield a fair average. Corn
has been rather damaged by water and
insects. Some weeks back we were
almost afraid Of another visit Of caterpil-
: lars in cotton but are SO far safe. We
need a good and profitable crop, and have
strong reasons for bell ewing that the re-
turns, this year, will meet the wants
Cotton picking has begun, and some Of
our large growers will make a very good
average crop.
THE BAYoU.-In looking out Of the
window of our office, two days ago, after
a refreshing nights rest, we were much
surprised to see the waters of Lafourche
very much swollen and covered with drift
wood. Such sights in such an advanced sea-
son is SO unusual that we are at a loss
TO explain its cause. Next week we hope
10 be mere enlightend about it. In the
meanwhile, if some of our contemporaries
should be ahead Of US, we shall with pleas.
ure reflect their view in our next issue,
s. through my work. as the needle
said to the idle boy. But not till you
are hard pushed as the idle hoy said II
FA4
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NO. VI.
NO. 81.
Lovingly TROSCLAR husb, Vi. ETLALIT
BORNE wife.

Third District Court X Lai0urche Parish, La
In this case, byTHasoFl OF the law and egi.
dence being in faY6r of plaintiff, it is therefore
ordered, adiudgea and decreed that the Plaintiff
do have and recover Judgment AGAINST his said
wife. decreeag a separation from bed and
board, amend 1t Moro.
Thus due, read and signed la open Court,
on this ne 9th day Of May, 1865.
JAMES X. BELDEN,
Judge Sd. Judicial District.
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The bills for the funeral expenses of
Mr.. Lincoln. including the decoration Of
the public buildings at Washington, ETC.,
amount to about S25, 600. The cost Of
President Harrisoif's funeral was $4,000
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF
LAFOURCHE.
POLICE JURY.

On this the goth day of May, 1865, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. the. Police Jury of the
Parish of LaFourche met according to
adjournment.
Members present-The President Jos.
Nicolas. Henry L. Ledet, j. Sarta,
Washington Griffin, Alex Ribbeck, Geo.
Flach, j. Rodrigue, Eugene somme.
Absent-Clotaire Bernard, Celestin
Adam, j. B. Moreau.
The absence of Mr.. E. Somme from the
last three meetings of the Police jury
has been excused by the Police Jury.
Committee on Finances, no report.
=. Eelections I"
. Claims " I"
The Special Committee on the claims
of Mr.. Sarta was not prepared to report
The President submitted q report by j..
Fl. Stiner, sheriff of this parish, about the
settlement of the Tax Collectors lChas.
Gaude's) account, which report has been
referred to the Committee OH Finances.
Also another Communication from j.. H.
Stiner, in behalf of the citizens of Bayou
Heron. insregard to a bridge and road on
said bayou on motion, this communities
tion was referred to the Jury Of Free
holders, appointed on Friday, the 21st Of
October. 1861 and the Clerk was in
structed to address the same to the said
Jury Of F~reeholders
Ia the place of Mr.. u. Prestenbachsthe
President named Mr.. Washington Griffin
as a member of the Jury of Freehoiders
above mentioned, and also as Substitute
of Mr.. A. A. Laforest, as president Of
said Jury of F~reeholders, in. case Mr..
Laforest should be absent for the trans-
action Of the business of the said Jnry.
On motion of Mr.. Justin Sarta, Tho
Police Jury adjourned until 3o'clock r.
u.
The Police Jury met, according to adj
journment this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Were present-Ti1e President Joseph
Nicolas, and Massrs. Justin Sarta. Wash
ington Griffin, E. Somme, George FIach,
II. E. Ledet. a. Ribbeck and u. R~odrigue !.
Absent. b. Moraau. Clotaire Bef-
nard and Teiestin Adam.
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Amounting to

One thousand four hundred and fifty
| eight dollars and n~inety-ive cents, which
| have been ordered to be paid out of any
! funds in the Treasury, not otherwise APP
| propriated, on the warrant of the Presi-
| dent of the Police Jury, attested by the
| Clerk thereof, ON the Parish Treasurer,
| to the order respectively of each of the
| aforesaid claimants.
Which report has been unanimously
adopted.
The Finance Committee reported az
follows:
THIBoDAUx. May 9th, 1865.
To the Hon. President and gentlemen
Your Special Committee on Finances
respectfully submit the following report:
After careful examination we find that
the report made by j. II. Stiner, Sheriff.
is correct, and Charles Claude justly in
debted to this parish for the just and full
snm of $1192 141.
We further represent that immediate
action should be taken against Charles
Gaude, as a ~defaulting tax collector, as
well as against his securities, to indemni
fy the parish against the loss and accord
ing to law.
That the Provost Marshal, Captain Ed.
pfBoluW. u5 IGHuGsttu w SAsO ILLS ~
his attention, and in case of refusal, that
TheophiIe Harang, Parish Attorney. be
| instructed to take action forthwith against
the above manned parties before any COM
| petent military or civil authority.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Gro. FLACH, Chairman
HENRY +. LEDET.
And they beg leave to Introduce the
following resolutions:
Be it resolved by the Police jury
That the sheriff of the parish hereby APP
pointed collector of the parish taxes, after
being duly qualified, to proceed forthwith.
to the collection of the balance of
! S3843 1911, due for the year 1868, and
report the names of. such tax payers as
are unable to pay their respective taxes
on account of tho overflow Of their res
pective fields integrally.
Be it further resolyed-That tho parish
attorney be and is hereby authorized IA
make demand of the owners Of the Acadia
Plantation and others of the sum Of
| 5000 SO, actually paid by the parish so
vase called the Acadia PiantatAn ero-
vase, and report to the Police Vary at
| their next meeting.
kha w 4 Y IL WAA
account of the failure of the crops the
assessment of the parish taxes for tho
year 1864 be and is hereby postponed to
! G future meeting, in order that the mena-
/ bers of their respective wards of tho
Police Jury be enabled to report on this
disastrous condition of their constituents.
Which report and the following resolu-
tioms were unanimously adopted
On motion, be it resolyed-That tho
sheriff and ex-oficio parishsfax ~collecor
be and he Is hereby authorized t.
collect for the year 1864 i'll the proportion
of one-eighth Of all the licenses flune
ated in section 3.1page AGO ofsthe revised
statutes of Louisiana, except on retailers
Of spirituous liquors, III quantities of less
than III gallon, which is hereby taxed at
twenty dollars each and except, also.
what r~elates ~ vharfagR IN the 7th
item of said 50 section.
Which resolssion was unanimously
AMI 81 motion II If. Jdkin sarta, tic
Police Jury adjourafd SO dIe.
JOS. NICOLAS, President.
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cessful ! Because he was Cors-i-can des-
cent.
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81 through my work as the noodle
said to the idle boy. But not till you
are hard pushed as the idle hoy said t.
t;ne neeite.
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The Committee on Claims made .hs
following verbal favorable report on the
claims of the census-takers
The claim of Gustave Adam for 8. GA 90
A. Kramer "a 90
6 Emile Badeaux Sc 90
s. I" !" Eugene Somme 1g4 90
!" G. Daniels, asst r'lls 225 90
j. Rosy 225 90
" f" III. G.. Stetson, sta
toner, Apr. 9th lie 90
May 5th Is 50
Sept. 10th '64 34l 90
/" Reals printing office 1913 25
" i" .s Chas. Seeman As 90
" q " P. Gabrielle, inquest
on two dead bodies so 90
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SCHENCK'S
NJ A N D r A X L PILLS
SICK HEADACFIE,
Its symptoms Cause and Cure.


This has received its namc from constant nausea
sickness at the stomach, which attends the pain in
he head. This headache is apt to begin in the
morning on waking from deep sleep, and when
some irreguarity of diet has been committed the
day before, or sometimes for several days previous.
At first there is dstrcssngly oppressive feeling in
the head, which gradually merges into a severe
heavy pain in the temples, frequently attended by
tense of funess and tenderness in eye, and ex-
sending across the forehead There is a clammy,
pleasant taste in the mouth, offensive breath, and
he tongue covered with yollowish white fur. The
sufferer desires to be alone in the dark room. As
soon the patient feels the fulness in the head and
pain in the temples, take large dose Of Schenkc s
Mandrake Pills, and in hour two they will feel
ss well as well as This has been tried by thou
tands and always to cure, and instead of the
sick headache coming every week or ten days
hey will not be troubled with it once in three
months
schenck's Mandrake Pills are composed of num-
Der of roots besides Podophinin, or concentrated
Mandrake all of which tend to relax the sccrctons
of the liver, and act more prompt than blue pills or
mercury, and without leaving any dangerous effects
In bilious person they will show themselves by the
stools. They will expel worms, mucus, bile and sll
morbid matter from the system. In sick headaches
if they are taken directed abvove IA full dose as
coon they feel the first symptoms oft DR.. Schenck
will and has directed his agents to return the money
| if they do not give perfect satisfaction.
| Ifa person has been compelled to stay out late at
night and drink tco much wine, by taking dose of
| pills on going to bed, morning he will feel as
| though he had not drank drop, unless he forgets
to go TO bed at all
They only cost 25 cents n box.
| Whoever takes them will never any other
They are worth dollar to a sick man for every cent
they cost.
Don't forget tho name-ScgEScK's MANDRAKE
! PILLS.
Sold wholesale and retail at DR.. Schenck's Princi
pal Office No. Is. North Sixth street, Philadelphia
and by Druggists and Storekcepeas generally.
Price for Pulmonic Syrup, Seawecd Tonic, each
81 so per bottle. 81 30 the half dozen, or two bot
ties of Syrup and Tonic, for $3 IS
DR.. Schenck wall be at his office, No, Is North
Sixth Street, Philadelphia, every Saturday to see
patients. lie makes charge for advice. but for
through examination of the lungs with mis- Respro
meter, he charges So.
March Is 1868
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,ys,c Esey. Jacob SecEnIer.

Well known and much respected among the Germa-
population u this country, makes the following state
ment for the benefit of the afflicted
Hanover, Pa, Feb. l5 1885,
Dear Sir Having realized in my family impor-
,ont benefits from the use or your valuabs prepare
t;on-Wistar's falsam of fWild Cherry-it affords me
neasuro to recommend it tc the public. Some eight
years ago Que of my daughters seemed to be in de-
cline. and little hopes OF her recovery were enter.
ta;ned | then procured n bottle of your excellent
Balsam, and before she had laken the whole OF the
contents of the bottle tlue vas great Improvement
IN her health. have in II individual case, made
frequent use of your V l,al medicine, ana nave
"''' 'e'i' JACOB SECHLER.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

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FANCY DRY GOOD STORE.

MISS KATE BLACK
ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends in Sunbury
III and vicinity, that she has just opened her
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
of Notions and FancyDry Goods,
Market street. four doors west of Wm II. Miller's
Boot and Shoe store, SUNBURY, Pa.
Her stock consists of Trimmings, notions, embroi.
deries, Ladies and Childrens hats and shakers silk
aud other lnings, Hoop Grape and Lace Wells
Nets, gloves, stockings, collars, and corsets, &c.
TwILIGHTS AND GARIBALDI MUSLIN.
Bradleys new Patent Duplex Elliptic Tor double
Spring SKIRTS,
Gents Handkerchief Cravats Neekties Suspen-
ders Ribbons, of all kinds, Feathers, Velvet and
many other articles too numerous to mention
Photographs of President Lincoln.
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, &c.
GAuFFERING done handsomely and at short
notice
KATE BLACK
sunbury May ~, 1855
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International Hotel,

3o5 ami 1857 BToaI'c0y, Corner FraaAklisi iSt,e>a
NEW YORK
fJilS first class llouse-the most quiet, home elike
l. and pleasant Hotel in the city-ofers superior
inducements to those visiting New York for business
pleasure. 1t is central in its location and kept on
the EUROPEAN PLAN. in connection with TArLoR's
SALOON, where refreshments be had all hours
or served in their own rooms, The charges are mo.
deFate, the rooms and attendance of the first order
baths, and all the modern conveniences attached
lat I
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s NTH, e sl.,

resident Of the Morris County Bank, Morrisown,
New Jersey. r,.,,
for about fifteen years and having realized its beno-
fcial results in my family. it affords me great plea
sure in recommending it to the public as yauaoi
remedy is cases of weak lungs, colds, coughs, &c
and remedy which consider to be enritciy ,hrU
cent and may be taken with perfect safety by tle
most delicate in health"
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NgnaI,ood heM x.ost. how ssc.tored

Just published, a new edition of DR.. Culverwsll'
Celebrated Essay on the radical (without medi
eine) Of Spermatorrhus, seminal weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses Impotency, Mental md
Physical Incapacity Impedments to Marriage, etc,
also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by
sci. .indu, ,-ence or sexual extrayagance.
tsS Price, in q sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated aushor in this admirable essay
- demonstrates, from n thirty years successful
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cure himself eheaply, privately, and radically.
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sent, under seal, in n plain envelope to any adj
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SOLOMON MALICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

SUNBuHY, Northumberland County, Pa.
OFFICE in East end of weaver's Tavern, Market
Street.
All business entrusted to him will be carefully and
Panetaally attended to- Consultation in the Eng,
lish and German languages
Sunbury, April 4 IS6S-
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BOARDINGHOUSE.
FgEsss, MARIA TssS1NEHsSstN,
formerly of the Lawrence House,

formerly of the Lawrence House,
SU n B L r Y, p L n n \.
INFORMS her friends and the public generally
that she has refttcd the house formerly occupied
by Dr. j. w. Pcale, on Blackberry street, near tho
Northern Gentral Er kais~ay H pspU, nna 0Pohfu
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDERS.
With good cooks and walters, boarders can enjoy
the quiet comforts of home with fare equal to the
best hotels
Patronage from those who may sojourn in Sunbury
is respectfully solicited, ,.
Mrs sMARIATH0MPSON.
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1865.
1860. Arrangements
of New York Lines
1865.

fnh 1900.
of New York Lines.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND pHILADEL.
PllIA AND TRENTON Il. r. CO. IS LINES.
From Philadelphia to Ncn York and IVav Ptacss.
from Hainmt street Wharf and Keusngton
Depot, setU lears as foiiows, ris: FAnR
Ats A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, &C. and
A. Accommodation 60 os
M6A. NJ via Camden and Jersey CITY n J.
AT 3 A: NJ. via Camden and Jersey City,
(Morning MailD m
Ats A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey city "a
Glass Ticket ..
at II a NJ via Kensington and Jersey city,
At Il NJ via Camden and Ambov G and W
(Accommodation) o Of
At2 p; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, &C. and
A. Express) No
At ?. NJ, via Kcnsngt.n and jersey City,
Wash. and N. Express no
At o. +: l., via kensinson and Jersey City,
At ia p. NJ M..via Kcnsington and Jersey citv.
Southern Mail '' Q on
At u lnishQ via Kensington and Jersey city
Southern Express On
At p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, Accom-.
mediation, Freight and Passenger First
Class Ticket. o "a
Second Glass Ticket, is
For Water Gap, stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkes.
barre, Montrose, Great Bond, &c at d A. rN
Western Railroad. NAN
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Bell.
ere, Eason, Lambertville, Pennington &c I'll a
A. NJ, from kensinston Depot and at 2t p NJ
| from Walnut street Wharf
:. cine a. NJ. Line connects with Trains leaving
Easton for Mauch Chunk, at 3-20 T. ny
for Mount Holly, at 6 A. NJ, 2 and 4 p NJ
| For Freehold, at A. NJ. and 2 p NJ
WAY LINES
! For Bristol, Trenton &c, at Ii A. NJ and % md
I. NJ. from Kensington,
For Palmyra, Kverton, Dcanco. Beverly. Bur-
linSton Florence, Bordentown, &C., at IL, /, 2 d.
and y. NJ. >
| t-s For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
sington Depot, take the Cars on Fifth street above
| Walnut, half an hour before departure The Car.
run into tho Depot, and tho arrival Of each Train
run from the Depot.
fllty Pounds Of Baggage only. allowed each
| passenger Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything AZ baggage but their wearing apparel. All
/ haggage over fifty pounds to be paid for extra. The
/ Company limit their responsibility tor baggage to
One Dollar Per pound, and will not be liable for any
ainonnt beyond 500, except by special csstract
VIM. Ii. GATZMER, Agent.
, January II, 1865.
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The Complete, DoubIe-ActiIs Self.
Separating
CORN SHELLER ! /!
PATENTED, AUGUST 2nd, 1861.

HulIS Shelter is the only one that shells the Corn
J. perfectly clean from the Cob when green, soak.
ed or dry. II gives the Ear double operation on
the Smelling Wheel it passes through, and sepa-
rates the Cob from the Corn completely rendering
at once ut for market without tho use Of the flaming
mill, This machine shells a
HaJ Bashel Of Ears to the Minute by Ordi,
nary Hand Pcer
and can be used, also, by Horse, Steam or Water
Power by attaching Pulley the Crank Shaft
For Durability, Cleanliness, Neatness Chsapness
and Rapidly In Shelling, this Machine cannot be
equalled by any other.
STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
GESrLENEN If you want your corn Shelled
clean If you have occasion to she'll green OF damp
corn ifyou want your and cob separated If
you want durable machine if you want cheap
shelter buy the Complete, Double'Aeting, Sslf,sep.
arating Corn Shelter,
REFERENCES
II. B. Masser, Dr,J, W, Peals Suubury
Charles Haas, Miller, samuel Lessig, Reading
q. q. Morgan Co., Geo. Weiser, L. Augusta
Millers, Sunbury. Sol Martz, Farmer
Henry Leisenring, Bear Gap. c, Albert, Georgetown
Manufactured and for Sale al the Foundry of
ROHKBACH a COOPER, Sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury, Dee. 8, lS64.-6m
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From Hon. John E. Smith,

A distinguished Lawyer in Westm minster, Md
have on several occasions used DR.. Nistnr Bal
sam of Wild Cherry for severe colds, ana AWAY
with decided benefit. know of no preparation tina
is more eficacious MOI deserving of general use
The Balsnm has also been used with excellent ehec
by j 3. Elliott Merchant, Hall Cross Roads, Mu
W1sTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed IL BUTTS on thu
wrapper nv
!. p. DINSMoRE, No 49l Broadway, Now York
S. w. FOWLE 4 CO., Proprietors, Boston
And by all Druggists,
REDDLNG'S RUSSIA SALFE
Heals Old Sores
REDDING's RUSSIA SALYE
Cures Burns, scalds Cuts.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALNE
Cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprains.
REDDLNG'S RUSSIA SALTE
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers.
REDDING's RUSSIA sALVE
Cures Salt Rheum, Piles Erysipelas.
REDDING's RUSSIA sALVB
Cures Ringworm, Corns &c, &c
NOFAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
eg Only 25 Cents Box. ..,as
FOR SALE BY
J P. DINSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, n. !.
S W. FOWLE 4 co. No. Is fremont ST., Boston
And by all Druggists and Country Storekeeprs.
Dec "a 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21

So reneral ha. the use of this remedy become, and
so popular is II everywhere, that 1t is unnecessary 70
recount its virtues Its works speaks for it, ana hnd
utternnce in the abundant and voluntary testimony
of the many who from long suffering and setticu a'-
sense ave bv ts use been restored to pristine vuor
and health We can present mass OF evidence In
proof Of our assertion, that -..
CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.
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n E w G. 90 ID s,


(Late HERR'S lI0TEI0
Corner Market and Sd Streets, HARRISBURG, PA.
TIE attention of the public is respectfully called
to this Hotel which is now open for the accommoda-
tion Of guests In the past five month during which
lime has been closed the house has been thorough
ly remodeled and repaired until in point of convent
ence and comfort its patrons will find it to own no
superior.
The Furniture Entirely New.
Rooms larger than usually found in modern hotels
Situated ON the corner of two principal business
streets Of the city but two aud half squares from the
Rail Road Depot. The proprietor determined to
spare expense in securing the comfort of his guests
and favorable reputation for the establishment, he
feels willing to trust its character to the judgment
OF his patrons.
HENRY THOMAS, Proprietor.
January 81, 1866