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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
EkJM PaTEhsBURG.
PETERSBURG, j.

PETERsBUEG January Ia, 1866.
truce has been observed lines here to-day and
white 4 have been flying At diff rent points,
suenty u qua las been tired.
Several parties Roins North ward passed h Cugh
Ma h.ea ti:g morui1g
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AFrA14ks IN "a. ;UrE.

CoItncl W. q. Smi9, # Nlss)url, ~ritea letter
to the Noble Regise~, il WoicH tie states tha. Mrs
Lucius 3. R4ndo!pt, OF s.. C1ales county, Misspu-
RI, who his just malt Lar cape through the liaes
% this place where che IS nov waitiCg to hear from
her friends represents hat nothing heretofore suffered
by Missouri at The hands Of Yankee RUE, has ap
preached the eigr o. terror inauguraed slnce the re-
cent Campaign of General Price into that State. Old
me- y5ao9 boys, and ali OF Southern feelings trying
to get out--a eed there is Other aierna i've saw
death or eon-tr)m b bile. Yankez militia con
sstipg oi neg oes AID Du oh, led AMI loced by the
lows ard IN 8 unscrupui Ju5 America
NJ g. Randolph kfa ST. Charles county about the l9
If n -, mher thsre was thee th ught t. be
thousand bus1 .hac1ers ia that county, resides what
bad alreaGy gotten Cf to General Ptloe She hid i've
4 wa n C. liar her husband bad recruited company
and they hunted her because ne had slot negro who
had brought the Yankees after him, aud vowed they
would Kill her for it.
General Curtis, who w2s expe:ted to take command,
hal vowed bis determination to make ell Southern sym
path zers leave the Sta.e-uen, women and ch'ldrtu-
Recommending that taxes should be levied suthcent TO
absorb their means OF livlns
The Bakeley gus, which attracted good deal of
attention some Il M ago IN England from their by
the Cpfede ate States ID ii war, attracting
similar share OF atte1tton at Woolwick where one OF
the lnch guns weighing fourteen TONS has undergone
TIE operation OF testing. he trial first made with
charges OF As bounds of powder ard cylinders OF 245
pouad4 which were afterwards increased to 50 pounds
OF powder and 600 pounds cylinders. At the conclusion
of proof Notwithstanding the enormous amount of
charge hsre was not sign OF the smallest strain OF
Dl-Ish il the gun, which appears to show that the
principle of manufacturing guns adopted by Captain
6LAKELEY of hammered cast steel is not one OF The
t least valuable OF modern gannery inventions.
General Sheridan he's started on of inspection
of the departments under his command These embrace
the Departments Of Washington, West Va. and the
Middle Department.
General Butkr is expected 10 arrive in Washington
to appear before the COMMITTEE the Conduct OF th
War as sGllness in the inVes CATION to the caus
OF the failure OF recent Wilmington expedition.
Information has BEEN received at the Navy Departures
/ of the captule OF The schooner Flash of the coast
| Mexico, on the 9th of November by the Princes
Royal. Her cargo was an assorted one.
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FROM THE UNITED STATES.

JACk-oN, January II. 1865.
Mem, apers OF the 10Th ard Vicksburg papers the
l45h have been received. Large amounts of have
beer New York and other cities for the
81 sBnah,
Brig Gen G4r7 takes command Of Savannah. Sherman
j. moving BrancLyiie. Federal troops con,en.
tratiag at f .or,nc: and Athena
large number of Troops are passing down the b
srsppi. Wash burn is il Ou1n md al Vck.bug.
1LoTss Lad not been for tie stubborn
Of Forrest, HooLs army could not have crossed the
Tennessee river.
Gems Johnston. Jackson ard Smith hive been sent to
F0r' Warren.
The " nd says Garanl and Frs-ce Nil BOT permit T. t
Union restored and will c2gnss the CoIfederacy
the fourth Of March.
Gold 224
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26

EICBMoHD JGn, I8-Northern parer- Of the 10Th have
been received Edward veritt DIED in on sunday
apOp'exy.
Tie state venton Of Tennessee passed res oIuon
abohing slavery III the STATE. aid aDg he ord
iraLce Of cessiOn BOwntow nonihat ed Govern
u tie ptri tie domination.
T. ST. Altar Cy de sailed .rJm New York on Saturday,
deeply laden with DIVISIONS the relief of
Of Savannah. Ahe gay dressed colors, and was
greeted with cheers and salutes from all sides
A Csi 0 telegram says that Tho AID staff at
P8ducan fe~ day.
God PIG st the fast Board on Monday.
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DID

In Wilson, N c., Fnday morning, he '3n If ruA
ry OF typh ii pneumonia D. B 'kTnElT CONNER, ED
David and MARY Il Conner aged 10 years I'd ii
months.
ArhCugh eled ta into tho service, not being
conBcript age yet he paroHcalF voun'ee ed
his IN darLca OF his country 0" III orgauza-
ton of the i.tuv Rataons ia the Ba,ta iJu Low
commardtd by l. u. a. tnIeTbuu- HIS disease
coz act f $40 dlble cxrO'ure va 81 on he Ia
h 10 o. Il i = a'e. dc wss &
,neu OF prumsu. tatenIs add moral hub
H.. ,,ud b. II coma ions and lends
Tnus has away, ID tLe pIuVGetc9 OF God % Ot
obI uiOm.sig usetu,uCg-. But lis mission on h
ended. say bsraayed parents, trOtTs ana ssers,
cnnzot Themselves nat Ire has been cseQ away ~ hls
heaven a Ter to a better and happier verdi
suddenly on 10 lat, Of congastive chill Private
ASCHJBALD RA ALEY, OF Captain yan'a Company,
ian regiment senior serves
re Was a good soldier. always Vil"g to do his duty,
kiad a. d generous near ed D1IogCd Dy his y The
,mpauy p pore hi loss ard their heart
(. IL syn . 4lhy w Ii las ptleaved family.
Al asion g. y s. c., o. tn sday moyrirg l7h inst -,
# JIptaaria GEl RT- TUSCAN, OILY samuel and
4a-i F NoribIoo, age fJur aud seven days.
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Wise Answer oraS child,

Children tsn pus their elders the bush by tho sim
pci OF their fah and their quick insight into pih
Of gIe!t Christian doctrines Dr.. W. L. Breckenridge
given Il beautiful Illustration OF this
1t happened 20 me- 10 The good providence OF Co.. years
agob0t hAal[neVer forget ito have under my mins
try IL the Gospel hid whose won by the Sa.
VIouEs love- After while, vita becoming diidence she
mad5 Known her desire to pro her faith Christ
JON herself te his people, Bat her parents thought she
vas too young and wished to old her lack for q time
Finally IN alowed her to the session. with some
other persons Who st then desired take the
When the hour came all together in the house
God, grave but tender hearted pa1y. AS the re
gous of ana another Of applicants
church membership stated it 10 the this
Child 10 relate hers.
"hiy child ." said l, 81 how Old are you?'
"ThirIesn," she answered.
"Do you thiak you e old enough asked, " to be
bound Io love the C&vior 2"
Yes sir, Shg said - think am.'
Asd do you love MN, then? 2" asked her.
Yes, slr, shs ana aerGd, I" | do love him.
why do you love hm, my dear Child % once more
asked her.
Eho started surprised ct the Question: and turning
her beautiful and happy face upon me, bathed in
bat radiant with ~ aGd peace, she quickly answered.
Why loved him because he loved m9, and gave bmse
for me -
THU ght within myself, if al tie saints earth and
the general assembly church OF the first that
Written in heaven asked that gu sLion, not Of
them could give plainoE or truer aEs8er
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LITTLE P AIN TALK Anrouos Of tire complaints that
nave appeared concerning drunk Ulcers and sol
didrs as chief cause of dsteat ard disaster of the
following comments CONTINUATION Of our srema ks
drur kenesa "Natoaal SIM" The Mobile Tribune"
seys:
ut is declared sveryvhera the streets that have
ost something Mississippi from lack Of vaor but &C
tuay from drm ksnnsfsmen resolved-readg for and ca
tom danger which yet ready and
viii men have report says, been whipped aud all
owing to dru kanness.
ITO speak proanelY the country may after awhile
go to hell druIk 1t GO thisher ober And there
any power aDy whsre in Congress In the President
OF ne eeislad es of the Ststes any where else 1t is
no" ne ume to see it. The who goes into battle
uru tidO ne cannot If sounded,
ought TO no Gonsnd lie ought to be put instantly
1910 lac tai As ana time there to rep of his
aisGract ana inc eV that be has done ~ his country
ut is said that Congress knowing hiatt his ia disgrace
to army afraid TO Provide the iron remedy for IT,
We trust that this not true, Tor be 2ba have TO
bend neck the yoke OF masterye snlll have to
abahd ali those notions Which have entertained of
superior valor ard fell down the feet tho enemy
os' by druI kenness-drnnk like exi' his etc.
res, but Alexander strong il his purpose to be unk
when II re quied sO0ri5tE 70 with hem.
II Is sbamesul. ptiabe, makes true man hRng his
head IN despair when sboat the and sIG
20 the stories which are Told every whsre.
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Hon. Dhaddeus stevens declined to have bis
used by his reGas a Congress tor an appointment az
Seeretary.ot the Treasury foe Mr.. Lincolns second
term
Desertsrs from Richmond says that forces have been
seat from the rebel capital South Carolina to oppose
the onward march of General Sherman.
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Caisinl-T. :. Bowels, A. A. q.

HKArQ UARTBRs ARMIES DE THE U. 81
VA, Dec. 6. 1854 10 Asj. Gen. b. F,
Ing AIRy Il :h3 JzEes: had SO at 20
before IecSiv.Ls copy OF your in<e
Weit1el. | thick il AGv sthle that
sh, aid take place st BERMUDA Tho e
iDg teols / think, Ehoaid b: TX cress. : a
(Sig1ed),
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lsgned,l

Respectful IL forwarded Lieutenant General Grant for
Lis o, IA alton with thu th.t lie
suggestions t. aid TIT
engagement.
(SlSLed b. +. FULLER,
hGj3I Genera jg,
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y N Cl al
T. s. BowRRs, A. A. G.

HrALo's ARMY q. s, iI1Y Fc1NT, VA, Nov, 50,
1854 sjor But.er-I dies OF Savanuah and
AHsugta apels ne ty Col. EulOldt from which
gather tkat Bragg has gone to Georgia. taking with
judge most Of the forces from about Whining
ton. II is there core, important that "ei8el should
sf Gar lis abserce, and il fuCcessuttn eHectng lalu-
ing may b. bold dssh also succeed in capturing VIII
n1gtoa. all hs enenG tCr It's departure
that the Navy will be detained moment tor the
army Do yen Ser Pa make the propose
YESTERDAY il Important thai shcNId do wnh
delay.
(Sixied) U r. GRANT
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THE PORTER BUTLER EXPEDITION.

REPORT OF MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1865.
HEADQUARTERS ABMrRs THE q 81
City Point, Va. Jan. 7, 1855. I
Hon E. If. Stanton,
Secretary Of War:
SiTHerewith have the honor to for ward Major Gene
raj B. Buffers and report Of tha exoedi
ton Fo;t Fisher. North Carolina AS tie rep or
D. Porter has been gubshed in the rapers would re
spectfu q7et that General Buffers report with all hs
papers accompanying it, be also given 10 the public
Very respectfully,
Your obeGient SEW MT -G
u. g. GRANT.
Lieutenant General.
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Ofisia'-T. ). EewERs, a. a. C.

HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE U. kTATKs, CHY PoINr,
VA kec. l. lSS4.-Ma Gen Butler feel great anxiety
to see the Wilmington expedition CT both of
tie pretent hae weather. which expect great
continuance OIL because Gen. Sh may be
expeced strike any day, leaving Bragg
TREE 10 rstern. think it advisable EnQ no
Porter aud get of without airy delay, with
out yeur pc sr-bc6a.
(SigRed,) b. q. GRANT,
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H'DQRs OF Va, IN O., }
ARMY CT THE JANIS, IN The FIELD.
January 3, 1866.
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KeeIiinS EeaiirOiasi.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
November 7th, 1864.

TREAT TRUNK LINE from the North nnu
w North-W est for Philadelphia, New York, Read.
ing, Pottsyillc, Lebanon. Allentown EastOn, dc.
Trains leave harrisburg for Ncw-York, as fol-
lows $50 and S.l5 !. NJ. and l.ij i. NJ, arriving,
at New York at 10 \. NJ. and 2.+j and IS 00 =. ".
The above connect with similar train. ol the Penn
sylNania railroad and Sleeping Cars accompany the
first two trains, without change.
Leave for Reading, PuttSville. TarnaIua, Miners
Vile. Allentown and Philadelphia at S.iJ 4. VI. and
las p. NJ stopping ii Lebanon and principal sta
tiors only.
Way trains. Stripping at all points, Mt 7.2j A. ".
and 40 p. VI. Returning, leave New York at . 90
A. NJ, 10 noon, and 100 p. M: Philadelphia at
S 4. NJ and go +. NJ pottsvle at $50 4, NJ. md
2.3j r. NJ. Tamaqua $40 a. NJ. and 2.lj T. NJ,
and Reading at II midnight, i.35 and 1915 A. NJ.
i.3S and sos I. NJ.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading Mt
$50 a. II. returning from Philadelphia at i.$0
p NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave "-adng at Go
and II \. VI Ephrata, Litia. Columbia, &c.
On sundays Leave New York st i. NJ, Phila-
dclphia ). IS NJ. Pottsvie 80 A. NJ, Tanuqua
". Harrisburg SIS \ II and Reading ut - mid
night. for Harrisburg. -
Communication. Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates To and from all points.
so PouGIs baggage allowed each Passenger.
q. \. NiCOILS,
General Superintendent
Noy. 20 1854.
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A l. e G r u r. e
TO YOUNG MEM

Just paJlishei in a Sedicd Enreiope. Price
Sir cents.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radicnl
Cure Of SpermaorrhGa or Seminal Weakness, lnvOl'
untary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and impedimen's
to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Consumpton
Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical ihcmPae,
cULvERWELL, NJ D., Author OF the "Gre.n
Book &c =,
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture clearly proves from his experience that
the awful consequence OF SclG.Abusc ma be eheotu'
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or cordals pointing out mode Of cure at once GER
tain and cfcctual, by which every sufferer no mar,
ter what his condition may be- may r cure hhs1, ET
ohcaply. privately, and radically. IliiS tEN,
TuRE WILL PROVE \ BOON TO THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS.
Sent underscal to any address. in plain, sealed
cnyeope on the recent of of six cents, or two post
aye stamps. by addressing the publishers.
CHA. j. c. KLINE q CO,
127 Bowery. New York, Posi- Olice Box, 1850
Oct Is, G4.-ly Sc
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LILIES CHILLED IRON SA F
Fhbll y Safe Reliable against s,ta Fire
and burglary.

I am prepared TO furnishthrce sires Of Nation
al Bank Safes. They both Fire and Burglar
proof, with two distinct inside Burglar Safes, and
three of my new i-Micromsier Locks on each
safe belle, cd to be the only bank lock in use
that has not been picked or cannot be picked by
the aid of the inicro,netcr These Safes all present
foar six inches in thickness of solid iron, guaranteed
to be tie strongest, tho difficult to drill and
stand the most resistance against both fire and
burglary of any Safe in the United States Of the
same size and cost.
have on hand also, and will furnish all size. Of
Bank Vault Safes. possessing all the advantages of
the above against burglary
Also all sizes of Mercantile Safes both burglar
proof and fire and burgHr-proof
Also, Ornamental Dwelling house Safes, bufslnr
proof, ami fire and Lurgiar-proof warranted not
damp.
Also the strongest and cheapest Vaalt doors, for
bank and mercantile vaults,
All the above are Lilies wrought ard chilled
iron
Also, six sizes Lilies Wrought Iron Fire-rroofs
warranted equal to any common Safes at fully one
third less price.
Also general assortment Of second hand Safes
many of them nearly new, and of approved makers
received in exchange tor Lille sChled Iron Safes,
These are offered at or below auction prices.
-. NJ. G. SADLER Agent,
No. 81 5. SEVENTH Street.
Junc II 1851
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess SO many advantages over the o;her
purgatiye, in the market, ana their superior
virtues are 50 universally known. that we need
NOT do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may he depended on
10 do all thut they hav" ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, NJ. d., Y Co..
Lowell, Mnas, and sOil hy
Sold By Frling 4 Grant Sudbury,
k. B. Mccoy, Northumberland
Aaron Barrol Elysburg,
". Il. Kut1ner, Shamokln,
J. p, iioguc, Watsontovn,
And BY ali dealers in Medicines everywhere.
August Is, lS6I.-ly.
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A ttorney nt Luw, SUNDURY, Pa
IA Collections attended TO in the counties Of Nor
thumbcrland, Union. Snyder, Mcntour, Columbia
and Lycoming. -
REFEREycEM
Hon John NJ. Reed, Philadelphia,
A. q. Oattell 4 Co.,
Hon. Vim. A. Porter,
Morton McMichael, Esq, Z"
L. Kctcham a Co. go Pearl Street, New York
John W. Ashmead Attorney Mt Law,
Matthews Cox, Attorneys at Law,
Sunbury, March 2g, 1852.
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1904. Arrangements
Of New York Lines.
1864

THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILADEL.'
PuIA AND TRENTON r. r. is LINES.
From Phiiadeiphiuto TO Nsr FORK and Way Pincss,
from Walnut street Wharf ana Kensincton
Depot, riU ienrs as JoliowS, riz: FARE,
Ao A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, C. and
A. Accommodation,) 81 %
Ate NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, \. j.,
At $ A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City
Morning Maill SOC
ASA. NJ, via Camden and Jersey city I'd 49,.
Class Ticket az
AT II a. NJ. via Kensington and Jersey city,
Express Qc
At Il NJ via Camden and Amboy, C and a.
tAccommodation) 2t
At 2 p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, &C. and
A. Express,) see
wash and N Y Express Oo'
AT CT p. NJ, via kcnsington and Jersey Ci,-'
Evening Mail,j ot'
At III p. NJ. via Kensinston and Jersey city,
, Southern Mail. 3 Oe'
At u r1ighO via Kensington and Jersey city
Southern Express 3 &C
y. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, Accom-
modai,n, Freight and Passenger, First
sloa,d eIs,, 1isSs'; sis,; rs,,, "a g
For wa'er Gap, stroudsburs, Scranton, Wilkes
barre, Montrose, Great Bend, &c, Mt i A. ~,
from kensington, via Delaware, Lacka wanna and
Western Railroad.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown. BethlsIem, Roll.
dere. Easton Lambertyillc, Pennington, r.. to
| A. M. from kenslnston Depot, anu at - +. III.
from Walnut street Wharf
The A: VI. Line connects with Trains leaving
Eastun for Mauch Chunk, at go =. NJ
For Mount Holly, at a. NJ. land p. NJ.
For Freehold ut A. VI anl p. h.
WAY LINES
For Bristol. Trenton, &e., at II a. y. End 81 aud
8 y. VI. from kensington,
For Palmyra, Riverton, pelaneo, Beverly Bur
lington, Florence Bordentowu, So, at l. :, . a
and p 81
t'yr For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
sington Depot, take the Cars on Fifth street sbove
Walnut, half hour before departure The Cars
run into tn. Depot and On the arrival Of each Tam
! run from tho Depot.
Fifty Pounds OF Baggage only. allowed sacS
passenger Passengers are pFohlhied from takhS
baggage fifty pounds to be paid tor extra. The
Company limit their responsibility for baggage to
Ono Dollar per pound and will MOI be liable for any
amount beyond Sl00. except by special contract
WM II. GATZMER, Agent.
January H. 1854.
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AGENCY OF E:G:EI-.53 E.:E.i5
DEtch Enst-lnGi;a CoEre Go.
DEPOT
lGS Rcade Street, New York.

lGS Rcade Street, New York.
The above COMPANY are known all over the world
rs the owners ufthc Coffee Plantations Of Java and
Batavia in the Dutch East indies. and the largest
Iponopolizcrs of Coffee on the Globe.
The undersigned (who is appointed their sole
Agent in tho United States and in the British Colo
nies wihave for sale three different kinds of Cof
fee. which, or regularity of grade and chenpncs Of
price. win defy competition.
Our batavia Coffee never before introduced in
this Country. bat extensively used in the Armies and
Eayies o! Europe aud richly valued will be put up
at prices to reach all consumers and our Extra Java
will be the Mnsnum Bunum Coffee Of the age.
We will have. for accommodation Of Grocers. fG-
milirs, and Government Contractors, samples dry,
and drawn for testing.
Orders solicited On receipt of cash, coffee prompt
j. forwarded directed.
a, LIPFMAN,
l6S Rcadc Street. New York.
Solo agent, b. L. |. Co.
JuIx ~ lS6,
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Svasssiy"Iou EsOusr.

NORTHUMBERLAND, PENNSYLVANIA,
iNsor the Brdce)
rI1IE subscriber having leased this well known
L Tavern stand, lately kept hy Mrs. &. ). Brown
respectfully informs the public that he is :cf,tng an
repairing the premises, and will be prepared to en-
tcrtain, in comfortable manner. his numerous
friends throughout tho county, and all who may
p,ironrc his sstabshment.
Oct |, 1864. JOSEPH SANklRk.
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vr,e A.,w.s r,,nrc,. Ccmpnuy,


GIVE NOTICE that they have concluded ar
VI rangsments with the Northern Centraliail road
Company to run trains from Baltimore for York,
Harrisburg Dauphini Halifax, Trevorton, Sunbury,
Northumberland, Lewisburg, Milton, Muncy, VIII
Transport, and all intermediate stations, connecting
at IIsrrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN EX.
pRESS for Pittsburg Cincinnati st. Louis and the
West.
Also with Howard Co.'S Express at Milton or
banyille, bloomsbury, Wilkesbarre, Pitston Scran-
ton and intermediate stations on the Cattawissa
Lacknwanna Bloomsbury Railroads. At Viii
Transport, by Howard Co.'S Express to Jersey
Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by Howard Co,
and their connections for Canton. Troy, Elmra
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, and to all accessible
points in Western New York and Canada, by which
they will forward Merchandise, Specie, Bank Notes,
Jewelry, and Valuable Packages of every descrip.
ton.
Also Notes Drafts and Bills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed
and every effort will be made to render satisfaction
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Penn'a Division, Philadelphia.
r. A. FISCHER, Agent for Sunbury
April g. 1862.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

IIlIINI'LI.I IIIN, II.
diseases Of TIie Nervous, Seminal.
II EriUHs'y nnd SrNuaI Systcns-
p.m and reliable tTeniment-in rcpogis Of the HON.
ARD IATION-sent nv mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address pr :. skill.
LIN lloUGIiTOE. Howard A-sneiatioa, No. =
outh Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa
July 10, 1854 -ly
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HATS! HATS!
SAMIEI. EAEST.

SAMUEL FAUST,
Two doors west OF Fisoher's Drug Store Market ct
SUN BURY, PEN MA
rs constantly manufacturing the latest styles Of Wool
/ and Fur Hats, which for soiiness and durability
are not surl ased
Give him call aud see his stock Of liats which ars
sid cheaper than elsewhere. Merchants snd oihers
ruTchasng at Wholesale Sill lnd il 70 their adyan
tags to sail and pccaEe aI..c'e ehcrgeT and eius
toeSy ,o-huinclure.
t,jni,uT,- Ge'n.,r :. i-Si
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-02-25

The above is correct likeness of nr. Schrnk taken
many years ago, after hc hal recovered from Con-
sumption by course OF his "Schenk's Puimonic
Syrup The Likeness. although it docs> not repre-
sent him anything like bad he wnsat the worst
yet it is in strong contrast with the hale and vigorous
looks Of the Portrait below which is tho true like
ness of him vt present time. The contrast between
these two portraits. is so great that many would not
believe them to be the person. Yet there nre
hundreds of persona in and around Phisdelphia
who will recognise both portrnis to bc true rcpresep-
,atiops When the first was taken no weighed lsI
pounds at the present time his weight ss0 penn-s