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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
THE fNEsAN COuNIaH..

f'hi h''ii bSpts iVs
b" The difrrnnce between the loynl and dis.
loyal Creeks has been nmicably adjusted
The rebel delegates of the various tribes re
,,hr' ~, ,-....d ~ htye sgnc,, the treaty with
claiming non forfeiture of lanils. nnnniiies,
&c. A committee WIS appointed to confer
with the Choctaws md Chickasaws relative
to the treaty for a recognition OF the policy
of the Government .'' -'. -.'i..t i".-'.
The .Southeran Chcrokccs submitted re
port stnting that n committee had waited
upon Northern Chcrokees to arrange their
differences, and nsk them to recommend the
Cherokee council to repeal their conhsca.
tion laws, WHO agreed to lay the matter l,e.
fore the council. The same delngn,ion re.
ported that nhnut 0.000 Cherokces are IN
the. Choctaw and Chickasnw DatiCn on Red
River In destitute CIRCUMSTANCES, and asked
the council for relief 'i >H' .' -.F ...'.a''
The commission has refused tn recognize
John Ross MS the chief of the CherOkec nh.
ton, un account Of duplici.y lind bad filth
with the Goverpntent. A paper has been
submitted by the loyal Cherokee delago-
ton, asking the Government to rescind their
action. 0"' ."d ''d
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
ina e.l,slancc- and. ..pn,inr.it.-ont-ir..tlre

inc the -bslancc~ and -payingsits-outz In Tire.
bank when called for. Therefore, gentle
men, ain glad to see you amongst US, and
/ know the people of 81. Louis are glad to
see you. You can see in one Hour what you
could not procure, by reading one thousand
columns of elosely printed mattcrAin the
London 7'uaess Thcresar things seen, things
felt within, which cannot bos described.
Even Shakespeare fails to conveya full and
Intelligent description of many Thoughts
and no author can convey description of
q place or locality that will give you in q
month Of reading wnat you acquire to-day
BY simply running back nnfl firth by our
city, .dnd tfascrsinglit right md feft In icarl
riages.
You have seen the streets of the city and
the form and manner of building, and the
s seef where II III G a,tsS Ss'aS, yeSss H,ySeT sSs
nothing but wild prairie, and where, ms
has been stated, forty years ago there was
uut q Ffehch village Of 1000 Inhabitants,
you fn,l yourselfin a palace--in a room
which win compare ihvorably With any OF,
eartlI. From these facts yo,, can arrive n,
conclusions IN regar,, to the future. Wheth.
er Viewed or not, 1t is for the fu,rrc. The
present you have seen for yourselves yor
have seen tie material resources of the
country. The people Of the country have
heard the kindly words Which you have
spnken, and I know we receive it in thu
plain British meaning. / therefore simply
gentlemen, beg to assure YOU Of my respect
"A respect which oil educated officers Il
the army bear, to England, and all nation.
who net firmly, manfuliy, and without con
cculmcnt, .a-'aF-la'A
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
IL L. lI q p E.
Holders Of the Rebel Esositls IL,
gH Trouble tiiont their Money. dg iG

...fr I /.
New YonK, Sept. l7.---Tho steamer City
Boston, from Livcrpo0l. September 9th, via
QuccnstDwn, September 1th, arrived here
this evening. ~ y1.dH ylityu -roui-uc
The Confederate bonilholders lul,l
meeting ut London on the 4th of September
and debated their prospects, and snno of
tho speakers even contcnded thut the Fede.
ral Government wns responsible. A com.
mittee was appointed to make inquiries and
report ut another meeting On OctolJur 18Th.
Tho proceedings afforded So little ground for
hope that the bonds declined one per cent.
Tho Liverpool Post points out that trade
between the Merscy and Southern ports
is resuming its old activity. Mnny ships
have sailed, and many more are ON the
berth for cnttnn ports. Ir.'.r ..
o Sir William Hamilton, astronomer royal
for Ireland, is dead. 'Iu.- . ..'ln
Tho Emperor and Empress of France md
the King and Queen Of Spain were about to
exchange visits ut San Sebastian and Biur-
ritz. ... ..t '. ... ID.
The cholera continued active at Mnrsrilcs.
The price of corn is declining In the
French markets, and rcntes were quiet ut
G9f i5c.r Iu.-....s. ... .. ua.
Joseph Bonnpnric, prince of Musignano,
died ut Rome. u ...... -... ....H
teal us follows: President of Council, Svnur
| Aaullar Foreign Affairs Couui Custro ..
| The reported secret trenty between Aus.
tra and Prussia is tlunicd Tlirre Is II
vague rumnr TINT Austria is intriguing for
the annexation of the 'Inniau Islands. The
King of Prussia visits Victoria ut Darnstnt,t
on the 9th inst. The navigation treaty he.
tween England and Prussia have been sign.
ed 1ga I'-arI.. .rf. I.' -lld.o u..s .e.
News from the Cape of Good Hope to
July 2Sth has been received. The Bas,us( y
wnr Is proceeding vigorously, un,l is ia"0r.
able to tho Free Stnte people, odI !. ....4.
"a great FIRE ht tStdniboui (Cons'antinnplrl
had destroyed 2.500 buildings an,l WI, still
rigging on tie 9th inst. .p;l su. %. u...44.-
Five of the leaders in the recent Fcnian
demonstration at Blackrock NEAR Dun,alk
have been committed for trinl nt the Assizcs
without privilege of hail. The prosecution
was insti,utpd vs. order Of the Dublin Castle
authorities. ,..l o.. ...uu ..rI -Hl
The Murk Lane EtYrrss fenrs that three
fourths Of the English wheat crop will prove
to be In bad condition. The cattle plague
continued its ravages, hns ID stated to have
mnde it's appearance In lronnd in County
Donegal. The Common Council of I.on,lon
had headed n subscription with fi,009 ta
compensate persons wko have been com
PEELED to kill diseased cattle. ,p.r -... #l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
THE ELECTION,

There is but little excitement caused by
he pending campaign in this county. The
ominations having been made, 1t now dc
olives upon the qualified electors to DO the
oting, which, we trust, will be done this
al with less regard to party and more for
ght or justice Tho only party that pro-
,erly represents the true principles Of our
overnment, is the present Union party. The
resent democratic party is mere sham
rganizcd and kept up by politicians, md
flee hunters, who have no fixed principles,
xcept such as will best secure them the
moluments Of Office. II all ourivoters were
efficiently intelligent to understand the de.
gus of these wire pullers, the party would
BON collapse by its own inherent weakness
is in vain to talk Of democracy whilst you
lpudiate the very principles upon which
rat party was founded by Jefferson and the
sthers of the democracy, then known as the
epublican party in opposition to the Fedo,
Il party. ta. .u .s".. .." -'.Ha t'
The candidates of the Uuion party have
Ut been known as Office seekers, who make
olitics trade. They arc good men, who
all the, relations Of life, have sustained a
2od character. As a private citizen, Mr.
harp, the so-cnllctl democratic candidate
n Assembly, may be hs good man as Gen
cCormick, But is he as deserving 7 Whal
IS he done for his country2 Has he evel
,couraged those who iisked their lives II
,fence Of their country,'by n smile of mp
oval during the struggle 2 If so,t certainl!
IT by abandoning his old principles ant
ting in concert with those who gave "nt
ID comfort to the Rebellion. We do no
proacl MI Tharp for having bcent rs oil
lged, one OF the few original abolitionist
the county. lie has more to answe
n in SHINING against light and abandoning
q and cherished. principles, because the.
ere not those Of the dominant party. ]
III ask what Gen. Mccormick has done
need only say that he volunteered as
ivatc soldier, and by his patriotism, hi
lor and good conduct, returns homo
igadier General. What better endorse
mt or what better record can he required
rely suCl record needs no comment
&c other candidates of the Cnion ticket
have already said, nre no Office seeker
party politicians. They nrc, however
lustrious, and worthy citizens, and will
trust, receive the vote of every gout
patriotic citizen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

~ NORTH CAnoLIsA.-The n. y. 1Fi,
publishes extracts from three North
lima papers, all lavoring the idea of
nately giving the negro the right to
The Salisbury Banner says on this
Get: ... 10 ',' i'
'hc question of negro suffrage is trou-
INC one. That it will at some future
DC approved, if not forced upon all the
., we entertain no doubt. 1t will cor.
y come, and we had US well begin to
ourselves to circumstances and future
Is over which we, have no CONTROL
hink 1t would be the height of folly 10
such II measure now. Tho negro
Id first be qualified he should be re
d to read and write, and own real es-
or q certain amount of other property
t is the interest of the southern pea
establish these requisites by enact,
aud, labor to perfect thomr The ne,
are free, They will more than prob.
'emain among MS. Then. NC say, IL
Yea the Southern people TO inaugUrate
ltes to elevate their condition. d, ,7.r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
NASnEV1s.HlE.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 0.
An Investigation by q board of officers is
soon to take place in this city, relative to u
detachment sent by General Thomas TO Ala
bamr in search Of stray Government cattle.
While near Galesville, n squad, in eommand
Of Lieutenant Thompson, were attacked by
the sheriff, with posse of men, who claim
cd to be ucting under orders from Goverher
Parsons, OF Alabama. One Federal soldier
was killed, and nineteen of the sherif's
party were captured by our force. The
sheriff and the man who killed the Federal
soldier made their escape. A thorough in.
vcstngation will be made by Gen. Thomas
and Governor Parsons. 20"
The trial of Champ Ferguson closed to-
day. and the decision was forwarded to
General StOneman. Meanwhile Ferguson
remains in close confinement. Yesterday
he attempted to make statement of his
case, which was suppressed by counsel. T.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

sHr Col. CHARLES ANDERSON, Lieutenant
Governor Of Ohio, who now becomes acting
Governor ly ,thedeath of Governor Trough,
is brother of General Robert Anderson, Of
Fort Sumter fame. alii. ts.If m.d % .riI.,.
JAcoD STRAwN, the great land owner,
died recently ut his residence, in Jackson
vile, Illinois. lie commenced with the
capital of silver half dollar, and died
worth million and half of dollars, prin.
cipally in land, OF which he possessed some
80, 900 acres, worth from $40 TO $50 an acre.
He could ride all day over his property, and
not see the end of 1t. He was immensely
stout, weighing $50 lbs. When lac died, lie
gave $4,000 to the State Sanitary Commis,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

~" GEN. BURNSIDE ON SUFFRAGE. Gen.
rside entered the war Democrat, but
not been insensible to its teacliings.- In
speech at the Wool Manufacturers Com
,tion at Philadelphia on tho 9th instant,
said .' .....'
'Ithink the only thing to do now is TO
to make our ncighbors of the South and
ry one else to feel that we ought to grant
very freeman on this continent the right
nelp rule the land. And, while We grant
;, let us ask Almighty God, who has MS.
ed us so long, TO Influence oil those who
7 have the right TO vote, TO vote on the
1T side" loreat applause.l .tI .l.f,g
10 one can deny, tliat this has the ring of
dcmocFucy about il, but II is not what
allied "democracy" nova days. How.
',it will do well to weigh the words OF
\ true democrats rs Gen. burnside. ...'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
Nui. Nn,x. HH.,...

.iH. Vet .NevSs. We JtsT ,|....
The articles Of goods aro nuin berol from to Ia
010! 3I,5oQ consisting of Planes Mcloioons. Gold Il
Silver Watches, Sewing Machines Tea 4 Table
Scts. Solid Silver ten and inbo Spoons nnl Forks;
cc, etc., and the other $4,000 ARTICLES Of value .ow-
ery, Work h Toilet Cases, Photograph Albums
0pcniacc Silver Watches and fincy articles in great
variety 10000 notices numbered from to 10 OOD
are prlHted md put into sealed cny rlopes an well
mixed and one OF these Is taken out and sent 10 tho
person sending to rs 20 cents 70 cover expense Of
POSTAGE corrcspc ndenee etc. and the article Of goods
corresponding with the number on tho notice will be
scnt TO the holder of the same Immediately If he
desires to purchase the nrclo) tho receipt Of two
dollars For instance If the number on tho notice
sent to you should be 300, and piano or diamond
sett or gold watch should DO numbered 500; IL will be
sent TO you should be jl0 aud plano diamond
sctt gold watch should bo numbered 600 II will
be sent to you for 50, and for oyery article in
our list OF 16,t00 articles. f.rt... .r. ~ ..t. -'
" After receiving the nrioe, If Il docs not plcaso
funded.
% certs must bo scnt to pny expense Of postage,
Correspondence ETC.. ono notice. ....s.. ..
Remember that whatever article corresponds
with the number on your notice. you can have II by
paying Two Dollars for 1t, whether II be worth sl00
or SsO0. And Is for our interest TO deal fliry and
send out our fine nrtlcca as II gives confidence "
the public, and thereby increases our sales. .
TRY OUR NEW NODE >! ..'. "
Upon receipt of % cts, which pays for corrospon-
denoc postage cto.. We sCud ono notice, '....
Upon receipt of 81, which pays for correspondence.
postage. ETC., We send six noie,s. a.r ...
Upon receipt Of 81 which phys tor correspondence,
postage, etc. We will send 30 notices, and line pre-.
sent valued at not lcs than SO, sample of our
goods ...
Upon receipt sis which rsyB for correspondence,
postage, etc., We wlli sond 100 notices, anI a sulI
silver Watch. by reiurn mail, 80 r
AGENTS WANTED. send for II circular
Agents allowed large cash eouimissi1.i By whish
they CAN mako S2j weekly.
address plainly 4llED & BRorlER,
salesroorn Box 51Ss,
81 Liberty street '' New York Civ, \ X
Sept. %, lsO5.-1y" a '" ''. ''"-'''
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no CO,lss;,st;,ffvcs.

SUFFERERS with Consumption, Aslma, i3ron.
- ehitis or any disonso Of tho Throat or Lungs, will
bo checrfuly furnished. without charge. with tho
remedy by the use of which the Roy. EDWARD A.
WiLsos, of Willlamsbnrgb, New York. was com
al years with that dread dsense, Consumption To
Consumptivc sufferers this remedy is worthy Of mn
immediate trial. II will cost nothing, nnd may bc
the means of their perfect restoration. Those des-
ring the same will please address REV. ,EDWARD
A. WILSON, l65 South Second Street, Williams.
burgh, Kings County, New York. ~ ...' ..
i,Aasust ., tS65..-8t' 10Y Ju '..... H. EI'..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
Aggregate number Of troops furnished by
the State Of Pennsylvania to sustain tho

THE NATIONAL Treasury Is In Ian easy
condition. No further borrowing will be
necessary. The receipts from internal rev.
enuo are very large, the expenses of tho
Government are daily on the decrease, and
new sources Of revenue are opening, that
during the war were unavnilable.i Tho
custom receipts arc so large thatictho Secre.
tary 10 at loss to know what to do with
tho large amounts Of gold which are duly
pouring into tho Treasury. The latest csti-
mate mat OF the amount Of surplus gold is $780,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
svss, -NEARBy DE
STROYElR NX FIRE

AueusrA Me-, Sept. i7.-Thc most de-
structiveHre teSt eyer rEurrcyt- fnVtfhine-
swept throegl,fhs &y tlL morning TAe
entire businSsf portxon oE the city. Attend
ing from thcI Ipassengef - lge 70 Wpthrop-
street. and fr0an the If3 or 70 abqve tk rah.
road track, II b smolAkg mss OF ruid.
The fire broke outNlonty Water street, IN
n new wooden building. into which the &C.
cupants moved only yesterday, and spread
rapidly in all directions and the utmost cf-
forts of the citizens could only coninc its
obstructive progress ThI thes lihdtt above
mefuohctli EyeryilA&StfA Office IN heIcity;
all the banks, two hotels, the Office, express
and telegraph offices; all the dry goods,
book and clothing stores in the city the
iUnitld Stntes Quartermaste:'s Commissary's,
md Pension offices the new depot, yet I'm.
finished; the Age newspaper office, and
many .nther buildings, in all numbering
more than forty, and, occupied as. places OF
business by more than one hundred indi.
viduals and firms, were burned. ~,
Many saved portions of tlieir stocks, while
others lost everything.
The banks succeeded in saving nll their
papers and treasure. IUd jrEu-i'Um off
1.-The firc,is believed to have been the work
of an incentliary. ".'Io b"u4 sa' -ai
The losses cannot now lie ascertaincd, but
will not be less than $500, 900, aud na esti
mate Of the amount of Insurance has yet
| been made. Z .)' 81. I".tI I-l11UD iu1-l.Hr
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Maine RlleetIon-OnicIai rec.
-'"'" tstriiB.

iusrA, No., Sept. l4,-Tho Kopnebec
al Of this morniug contains the official
IS from two hundred and sixty four
comprising more than three rf1urtlis
tie of the State.
y, the Republican candidate for Coy
has in these towns 4o,775, and How
emocrat, 22, 1875 votes. Last yeai, In
ne towns, the vote stood:-aFor Cony.
{; Howard, 83,046. 'h -7a'''fd''3'
US majority thus fur is ls,o4o, against
in 1854. ir. r.-.i ana "-'-
i'll probably exceed 10000 when all
.urns are in. The total vote of vote
State will fall short Of $4,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
DIR. II. ID. EuMHEY,
The Nnson * EIamiln Cnbines

Orenus. forty different styles, adapted to sacred
and secular music, for $50 to $500 each. THIRTY
FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first
free. Address, MASON a gHAMLIN, DosroS, or
MASON BROTHERS, New York.
September o. ls65--lyH .t--F
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ILrfOKrNG's 81
-IsORTABsIE I.EyrUNADIi

Is the only PREPARATION Of tho kind made from tn
fruit As an article OF economy, purity, and deli-
oiousness 1T cannot be surpassed, and Is reeolnm
ed by physicians for nyalids Rndiamily use. 1t Will
keep for years in any climate, while Its conden se1
form renders II especially convenient for travel ers
Entertainments at home PARTIES and picnies should
not DO without II. For sale by all Druggists aud
hrst-slass Grocers. Manufactured only by
LOUIS j. METzGER,
... ..-....I. No. $40 Pearl Street, NewYork,
Sent l6, ls65-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
WHISPERS +! WHlsKEHsl

DO You want Whi-kcrs or Moustnches' Our Ore
clan Compound will fpreo them to grow on tho
suoo,hcst incc chin. or hair on bald heads IN Six
Wosks. Price, $l,0Q. Sent by mail anywhere,
closely sealed. on receipt Of price, E..r
Address. WARNER co Dox 1873, brooklyn, n. Y.
Februnry is lS55.--iy '.." '..."I' -'...
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ITcnf fTCnTi- -mcHffT--'''''''
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH 4!
Whentop.s ointment

81 win Cure he Itob in y Hours.
Also csressst Rhsam, plcersI Chilli aims and all
Y i,y Trsss :taiiss % cent. 10 wsEKS& POTTER Sole
AGENTS, 10 Washington slrcet Boston, Mass it will
SstGrwafdod "A mail free pstage K any part of
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To Hlrysul<uI.sls.

Old Doctor Buehan's Drunkards Cure permanent
y cradcates the nsc for strong drink and cures the
yortcnscs pfdupk snucss in lcE than eight weeks.
Thousands OF rsfmmed sneba ptes nov 1ivc 10 b css
The day they were Fortunate enough to commence
the use of this valuable remedy. Price Two Dollars
package
Mailed to any address on receipt of IN order, by
N-FJAAiES S.RuTEERI g2e Broadway, Nov Yprb,
w Il - Sole Agents. the United Sta4dst II
Aug ~, lSG5.--6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

DnrSgrrgs liELow Par .--Nevcr. dneo tho days
Of Tltinnhn there been so great rage for golden
hair. All shniles . bondu locks, from light tow.
drab. golden brown auburn, glilcring yellow, and
pale hhScn. Once upon time snoHy skhs, OF poari,
uky white. tho tint OF lily cup ANIL eyes oibluo
went together Now the hair is the sole eonslera.
ton with gentlemen The easc is different. SO Tint
they hive snfisnt COOL tiste 10 nrray themselves
IN the suite mnle Mt the Brown Stone Clothing Hail
Of Ruckhii & Wilson, Nos. h03 md 00j Chestnut
strcpt above Sixth. the hair mny bv dark night
vi .i,,r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

/, six years ago. a lady h Norwich, Conn,
plantSa pn g h tnges peach stones in 9os pIply
three branches Of the tree stie hbs gatheted
three different varieties Of peaches. n 'i'Ia I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
AuditOI.'s Notice,

THE undersigned auditor having been appointed
by the Orphans Court Of Northumberland county.
Elizabeth NJ. Cleayer, Adminstratrlx OF tho estate
of kimber Cloaver, deceased, will meet all parties
interested for this purpose, Al the Office Of Ziegor
kase, In the borough of Sunbury, on Monday tho
23i day of October, a. D. lsd5, at o'clock A. NJ,
Of said day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

DoafMess, aftinanr-- ...,t Cns.,rrh.
Treated with the utmost success by DR.. j. IsA os
No $40 Pine street. Philadelphia Testimonials
from the ins re inlc sources III the City nnd coun.
try can be seen nj his Office Tho medical faculty arc
invited to accompany their patients he hus no Sc
eres In his prae,ico. Artificial Eyes inserted with.
out pain. No charge made for examination.
July %. lSd5-iy "
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k'TISAY COM.

GAME to the subscriber on or about the 2bth oe
~ August last, STRAY Cow, about six years old,
has white shoulders red over the back, whito hind
legs, has a small bell on The owner or owners nrc
requested to come forward, prove property pay
charges and take her away, otherwise she will bo
disposed ofaccording to law. -
CHARLES B. BOYER,
Cameron twp Sept. 10, ls65.-2m
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juno 10. IHG5.-.iln
A Card TO THE SUFFERING,

A CARD TO TIE SUFFERING.
~ Do yU wish 10 bu curch frso. swallow two
thrco hoshchis of "Duehu, ".'Tonc 1tters.'' Snr
snpuriilu, y Nervous Antidutes, DO, &c DO, and
alter you satisfied with the result, then try ono
box Of Old Doctor Duchnn's English Specific Pills
days. They nrc purely vegetable, rlensnnt to tnk6,
prompt and -autury in their effects on tho broken.
down and shattered constitution. Old mud young oan
take tlom with advantage. Dr.. Duchnns Eu} lsh
Specific pilIs cure IN less than 30 days, the worst
cnscs In Ncrrou4nets. lmrotcrcy. Premature Decay
Seminal Wehknesa Insanity, nnd oil Urinary, Soxua,
nnd Nervous Afye,ions no matter from what cause
produced, Price, One Dollar per box. Lent, post
paid, by mall, on receipt OF mn order Address
.. JAMES \. BUTLER,
No~a2D broadway, New York, General Agent
p. S.-A box Gent to any address on the receipt Of
rrioe--whch l. Ono DollGr--post free. a descrip.
tive Circular sent ON application. .fr....f.rf ,iy,
July 22, is0j.--2m ...,. ",
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so OR 100 MEN WANTED.

Wanted imm edihtely so, OF. 100 men to work OH
Rail road contract, TO whom 81 10 per day will be
paid. Apply 10 JAS. MALONE 4 son,
Central Hotel, Sunbury, Pa.
Sept. 0, 1885. . .,E .-... End .r I'D.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23

The Harrisburg 7s1eadM publishes sta
tistics frnm which 1t appears that this State
has furnished nearly n half million ,of men
10 and in crushing out the rebellion, -. ,...i
On y inquiry il the office Of the Adjutant
General, A. L. Russell. for information rel
ahvc to the full number Of men furnished
by tho. State Of Pennsylvania, as recruits for
the armies of the Republic, We were placed
in possession of the foli wing letter, Gays tho
TpirgrIyL. DO ''. -.
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GOLF. 1906, 1866, 1867. SILVER.
/ to 10000 ". ..'
SO So Ii! s2lll -
TWO DOLL RS. &.

Manufacturers Agcnisi Our New Mode.
One Of our uold or Silver Watches, or silver Tea
Sets ior 81, as below stated.
One nf our tea sctls or one rieco OF our Gold ~
Silvrrwnre Is worth bushel d. tho eheap dvllnr
jewclry
Wo have adopted tho following moio of
DISTRIBUTION by salo Of 10 900 articles of value