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The Copps. appear to have hard time
finding soldiers who are willing to sell out
for the sake of offices. 1t must be discour-
aging to them. Their agent to procure can
didates, it is said, is not paying expenses.
We suggest that he procure few dozen OF
Charles Negus' speech. delivered in this city,
abusing the I'd Iowa as cold blocked murder.
ers, for killing Mcdonald, the guerrilla, at
Stuartsville on the Hannibal and st. Joseph
railroad. These would 60 off like hot cakes
among the Cops, and thus the enterprise
would be seif-supporting. But to attempt
to clear expenses out of the simple Office
of dope master" is all hambug /,
can't be done, :. Boose. '--B nafeSd Guard
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MY WHOLE LIFE SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
MAKING 1T. IN THE PROPER AND FULL
EST SENSE OF THE TERN, PERMANENT
LIZ FREB.AAypREws JOHNSON Washington,
April goth, 1885. ,ss
GIT rs TINE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND
THAT TREASON Is A CRIME-NOT IN
REvENGE-EoT IN ANGER-BUT THAT
TREASON Is A CRIME, AND SHOULD BE
ESTEEMED AS SUCH AND PUNISHED AS
SUCH. -ASpgEw JOHNSON, President af the
Cnited States-April goth, 1865.
"sHow NE WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED
IN THESE CONSPTRACIES. WHO HAS
FIRED UPON OUR FLAG. WHO HAS GIVEN
INSTRUCTIONS TO TAKE OUR FORTS,
AND CUSTOM HOUSES. AND ARSENALS,
AND DOCK YARDS, AND 1 WILL SHOW
YOU A TRAITOR. WE'RE I PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES, / WOULD DO AS
THOMAS JEFFERSON DID IN 1906. WITH
AARON BURR. ! WOULD HAVE THEN
ARRESTED. AND, IF CONVICTED WITHIN
THE MEANING AND SCOPE OF THE CON
STITUTI0N, BIZ THE ETERNAL GOD
WOULD EXECUTE THEM"-ASpREwJ onS.
son, tn the United States Senate March I'd, 1851
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A FLYING machine hasaetualiysbesn invent
ed. A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune.
writing from Minneapolis, Mimi, gives. an
account of successful attempt at horizontal
flight in the air at an estimated height Of from
1900 to 800 feet. The machine is described
as combination of bladders on framework
attached 70 the body, resembling wings. The
inventor, whose name is Daniel X. Smith.
was carried an area Of 500 feet Having got
sufficiently high he cast himself into the air
and came easily down in twelve minutes. He
is confident of overcoming the only difficulty
in the way, which Is the rather important one
of being unable TO rise. The account looks
rather visionary, Int stranger things have
proved true before now.
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The loyal people of the United States must
not fold their hands and Law the flatterine
JUNCTION to their souls that the danger to the
country from traitors is past, or thew will
wake up some day to find that they have been
sleeping over a volcano. The traitors and
their allies throughout the country are just as
busy to-day as they ever were to compass their
end OF getting power and establishing their
rulnous pohcy. Any one who gives even an
ordinary attention TO the conduct of the dis.
loyalists of the South and of the North viii
be convinced that this is the fact. So trans.
parent IS the object of their Vaccinations that
even the Louisville Journal which has baar
wondrous kind and blind to the faults Of the
traitors, IS becoming alarmed for the rasult.
and warns the country that secession q do.
feated, overwhelmed, and utterly crushed in
its chosen field of warfare returns IN The
charge aud seeks to renew the combat throngb
its old weapons. fnesse. fraud and hypocr;sv
and that rather than submit to governmental
authority the disloyalists will reproduce wide
spread suffering and disaster This il not n
pleasant thing for the peaceably disposed cit.
isen 70 contemplate, yet it must be met and
defeated or We will have, before FIVE wears
have passed over our heads, a more blood,
ana uesoiating war even than the terrible one
Just terminated. Many of the men now with
ing in defeat will leave no onnortrr;tv NIL,
proved to strike at our national ;ntagr;,v = "a
geatness, for they have been cultivated n
that desperate character which would rather
rule in hell than serve in heaven. The trna
friends Of the country and of liberty must see
70 1t, then, that these men do not get a pos;.
ton whore they could make themselves dan.
gero0s. The safety and peace of the country
demand that they should be kept in positions
where they will be unable to deal blows
against the Government that protects "a md
the institutions We love. "--& JOSEPH Hrsjd
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Governor STONE is already on the stump, ane
win address the people at the following times ant
places: -
Alton Saturday, August IL 2p m.
Bedford, Monday, August IA. . .. m.
Clarirda, Tuesday, August Is. 2 y. IN.
Sidney Wednesday, August I6 2 D. m.
Glenweoi, Thursl ay, August II. zp m.
Council sufs Friday, August Is, pm.
Lewis Monday August II, Up N.
Pontanee, Tuss day August - Ppm
Wint.rsett, Wednesday, August -, 4 D. IN.
Indisnola. rhursd.y, August II, 2 D. M
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Soldiers and Loyal Citizens'Anti-
COpperhead Convention.

In consequence of the continued rains, and the
necessary delay of the farming interest as well as
the interest of the returned and returning soldiers
1t is deemed advisable, by the Central Committee
to postpone the time for convoning the above
named Convention. The time of holding the
Convention is therefore deferred from the second
Saturday in August to the Tat Saturday OF The
month. The Convention will then be held at the
junction, where we expect a large and enthusiastic
turnout, as every soldier and loyal citizen is in
vited to be present and participate in the proceed
ings of the meeting.
By order of the Central Committee,
D. 3. HILLS. Chairman.
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n Is disgusting to hear the SycyUphAnuc
appeals of such men a. Clagett, Mahoney,
Jones, Mason and Byington. to the soldleEg;
now returning to their homes, attempting
their mean adulation, their eryile7 3ery, q
catch the votes Of these bite boys. And
they have had -. en q BRAGG 20 long
running their tnaG Inc" on {. nero equal
ity" But this 6orf:put hdhy - losas II
efficacy, IL the sel1ars, ans tellige6(
men, will look = % ntter in an intelligent
manner; and h6s6 66lators will find that
these same soldiers have about as much an
tipzfhy md lisguR f6r rhem II fnsy hxyuEdof
the peSssuPfortqae.s, and, heretofore much
They, are bot going to affiliate nth the
Copperheads when they know that the success
of that party would be- 70 bsy.tseir glorious
exploits in the defense of their country III
oblivion, and to place hemp deserving ra ~
| their vile sheets, with their Chicago peace
platform, all made after the battle of ,Donal-
son. after the battle OF Shiloh, sitter the battle
of Vicksburg, after the battle of Gettysburg,
and find themselves there, BY these hypocntes
called " Lincoln hirelings," and the catalognt
of odious epithets exhausted on their new
deroted heads; declaring at the same tune
when nearly all Of your heroic work hat
been accomplished, that this war was, ana
had been failure. They don't say anything
about DISTINGUISHING rebels; they don't tel
you how they opposed your voting, when yo'
were fighting the battles of your country, ant
were not content to give it up that you had
right, and were capable Of voting until SO de
cided by the Supreme Court of your State
no, they are careful not to say anything abou
these things now, but attempt to agitate
question which there is no possibility Of get
ting before the people short Of three years
And If that time ever does come, ever
voter will have direct vote upon il, an
will it not then be soon enough to make it
party issue?
Then be not deceived by those craven an
Infamous leaders, who fought you your las
fight on peaceand war failure platform.
Abba onion.
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Church Directory.

UNITED PRESBYrERIAN- Fiffh street, between
Man aud Hlondeau. Services every Sabbath ~ II
aud " p. m. Sunday School I'm.
JAAss BRowH, Pastor.
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at II M and
sunday SCHOOL, d m. E.J. GILLETTE Psstor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at ii .. m. Sunday
school a. m. r. HAssAIL. Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE N. Il. HURCH-Corncr Of Sew
smith and Morgan streets Preaching every Sabbath At
n M and Tt% o. m Saba IN school At .. Public
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings.
q. u. WANING, Pastor.
FIRST Baptist CHURCn-Third street, between
Concert and high. Services every Sabbath at II m.
and p m. Sabbath school9l m.
J. T. Wasfovnn, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL HURCH-Hish street. between
Fifth and sixth Services every Sabbath at IL and
on Wednesday evenings. 0nonGR THAcHrR PASTOR.
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For DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Ac.-M Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of HksSx PLANT 10 the most
rslisbs aud successful remedy; it endorsed by Col
Long, General Pieasanton and Gen Fsz Henry Warren
of the United States Army, Western Sanitary and Chris
tan Commissions War Relief Fund Com uittee Editor.
Of the Press and Western steamboat officers. Sold by
all druggists and s. D. VOWEL 4 Co, Keokuk.
.s. ia G. MAGulRE, Sole Proprietors,
Jyl9-dkw6m ts4t St. Louis No
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Netice Of incorporation.


N0tlCG 81 kOCOE pOE3tl0ms
49,. 9g....------ I,e
uAlSE. = nepopy glssn .nat PuIsuanL 70
~ 2fosons q - ~ z ~ i0~e vt
pofeuons Ut pscuoHsy p1ons, w raw Or
gan1sa snemssEe sogetne1 a pooy sorpofsse 70 %
kne.s =
's1hE Imperial G0ld ana tNttrer Tunnel Com
MANA of Id1ko.v
NJ
ne wnsaeA 9ise9 8 sr.nsscun& ne paaees q $50
o9sPcssusn sss1 9: ae9xai Ss,sL - ~ xr...A
xne 1Ss 49,, 49, a, "a
~ r-!. 80 .,.--s .r..s;r.. .-s... 4. -sJ -
les.sss ssI - ~ = ~ = - ~; ~
s,sosy 80 else. m AMI psreu n sne ~ mo
also dealing in the stocks and minerals properly sppsr-
III. capital siock Of aid eosporapn sh. be ye mill
lions u lsslar4 wA1cAse y - p1a&6 - teration
nediasey upon ~ ossani.a.nn " me 70
oc.tsd n Sod snd SILVER Mountaip' humber one n
~. ~ = ~ 49, I, 80 80 a "
o~pcration The properly = 70 Be- conveyeS and Is
faaehses q tAs shall CONSTITUTES the ornal
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COL0ATEs1 - ONEY oOARs
This celebrated Toilet Soap, In ssoh univer.e,
demand, IL made from tbs choicest ma4srssss, Il
mild and nolisa In its nature. fr~wra.ea,
csnaea, and extremely ben~SicIal IN il. ae,,
upon ths skin. For sale BY all Druggisss and Pane,
Goods Dsalers. fsA,xAv1v,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

The bridal Cham Der , an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction Cor Young Men. Also new and
reliable Disssses Urinary and serus
systems-sent Free in sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
}. sEILLIN HoUGHroN, Howard Assoeissios, rhils
delphia, Pa sprS-dAv1y
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Mn. s. ]. JExyIygs, the new correspon-
dent of the London Times. is at Saratoga.
and is being largely lionized by the represen-
tatiyes of shoddy and petroleum .7ss s~
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The Confessions and Experience Of an
Invalid: published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MENsand others, who suffer from Nervou. De-
bility, Premature Decay OF Manhood &c. supplying At
the same time TaE NxAss o. slLvCuRs By one whe
has cured himself after undergoing considerable quack
cry By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had Of the authar.
NATHANIEL MAYFlfR, Esq.
jy2a-dswsm Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
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Special Notices.



Advertising has been pronounced nnig niaed" BY the
medical faculty. physician who adrcrtses valuable
remedy fifty people in his private practice would
ceive the cold shoulder from his professional brethren
should he make Its merits known to millions throue b
the business columns OF newspaper press. This may
be dignned" but is 1t benevolent, humane, just
whoever Il fortunate enough discover
thing that will prevent, cure. alleviate human su
terng IL bound &c make il known through every chan
mel of communication within his rsasb 10 he general
public. For many year. the merits Of H0sTETrER'f
CRLxBRATgp sTaMAcH BIrTERs have thus been
proclaimed to the world, and muittudes Rave been
stored to health saved from fatal malades In
qu~nce As fscts have been developed IN relation
the operation Of this most pure AID potent Of al
stomschics and Atefahses they have been stated in
simple language to the people Of many lands and II the
rroprietors of the medicine have derived profit from
their dissemination, thousands upon thousands of ind
Tduas have been benefited thereby extent be.
yond all estimate. In the West Indies Canada Ausra
liza and South America, HosrsrrKE's BfTrHas
recognized the sole specific for Dyspepsia the bet
possible safeguard against epidenios aud the
vgorant in If General Debility and the only diff
sise smulant entirely free from noxoas mgr ed;ents
Il.
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PA.-Wholsssle Y1our Depot. The stssstion Of ths
sde invited their various brands Flour they
Will ssll lover than b bought elsewhere GuxnsI.
hsm's 0reundAn Dsusnee Of to1se on nd;also hne
HUto40eo. ~ Ing 4yks+ 4 r - 81 80
ear sivsscss o. eeesaxu.s~e,. msv1xstf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21
Trial List.

FOR SECOND WEEK NOVEMBER TERM, 1868
Ira Clemen: ct al, VS. Susan Longenecker.
John Draher, VS. William Fagely ct al.
James Rice, VS. Catherine Lerch ct al.
Common'th of Penna. for use, VS. James Van
dyke.
George c. Welker, VS. George Burns.
David Fagely, VS. A. Nj. Eastwick.
William L. Dewart, VS. Jacob b. Masser,
'Common'th of Penna. for use, VS. Philip w.
Hilgert ct al.
John Hafer for use, VS. Barbara A. Alexan-
der Elk.
Charles Beck, VS. Samuel Garinger.
David WaldrOn, VS. Jane Waldron.
Stroh g. Elliot, VS. Shull & Donahue.
Jeremiah Zimmerman VS. John A. Conrad
Peter K Fisher, VS. Joseph Weitzel.
William & Christian Fox, vs. Joseph Bird e
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21

Jonathan Hoover, Va Josiah Reed.
John a. Dodge ct al, VS. Jacoby Hartman ct
al.
John Beard ct nj, VS. Jacob Weick.
Robert d. Cummings, vs. John Wittemoyer.
Same, VS. William 8. Forsenan.
Freeman Thomas, VS. Andrew Heckel.
Charles Hoy, VS. Daniel W. Smith,
Daniel Herr, va John F. Cowan ct al.
Levi Hecht, vs. Peter X Fisher.
Benevile Shaffer, VS. David Eshback.
William @. Robins ct al, vs. John 3. Snyder
ct al.
DaEiel Kerchner, VS. Charles She'll
Freeman Thomas, vs Andrew Heckeh.
A. w. Dreamer, VS. John Lesser.
john Hancock, vs. John Haas & Co.
Casper Shall ct al, VS. John X. Erdman.
John Dunkleberger ct al, VS. A. Nj. East
wick.
Elias Stepp, VS. Samuel II. Rotharmel.
Elias Stepp, VS. Andrew Lenker
Michael Hughes ct al, vs. Catherine Wallace.
Catherine Curran, VS. Catherine Wallace.
Warren M'Ewin, VS. George A. Keeier.
William L. Lance, VS. Freeman Thomas.
John II. Forsman, vs. George g. Mckee.
John Haas ct al, VS. The Locust Gap Imp.
Co.
Jacob II. Englc, VS. John Young, Constable,
John B. Weiser, VS. Henry Weise.
Common'th of Penna. VS. Philip IIilgert.
Ira T. Clement, VS. James j. Dull.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21
We have adopted the following mods of
d | S T r B L ION
by sale of 5000 articles Of value
sbIir Ecai Mode,

Our Ecfy Mode.
The articles Of goods are mbcred from to 75.-
600 81 500 consisting of Pianos Melodeons. Gold &
Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Tea q Table
Sets. Solid Silver tea AM table Spoons and Forks;
etc. etc, and the other 81 500 articles of value jew
clry, Work ! Toilet Cases, Photograph Albums,
0penlace Silter Wntchcs and fancy articles in great
variety. $4,000 ne:ices numbered from to IS 900
are printed and put into sealed envelopes and well
mixed and OF these is taken out and sent 10 the
person sending to Us Is cents to cover expense of
postage, coTcspc ndcnce etc, and the article of goods
corresponding with the number che notice will be
sent to the holder of the same Immediately df he
desires to purchase the article) the receipt of tive
dollars. For instance fthe number the notice
sent TO you should be 800 and piano or diamond
sett gold watch should be numbered 500 il will be
sent to you should be 800, and piano diamond
sett or gold watch should be numbered 500, it will
be sent to you for 50, and for every article in
our list Of 1000 articles
tYAfter receiving the article lift does not please
you you can return 1t, and your money shall be re
Ended.
25 cents must be sent to pay expense of postage,
Correspondence etc, en- one notice
Remember that whatever article corresponds
with the number your notice, YOU have it by
paying Two Dollars for il, whether it be worth 500
sSO0. And it is for interest to deal fairly and
send out fno articles as it gives confidence to
the pull!c, and thereby increases our sales.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21
Reading Es;,ilroaG.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
July goth, 1865.


NREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
W Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, Pottsviile, Lebanon, Allentown, Eas;on, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New4iork rs fol-
lows 300, % and Sis i. NJ. and l.4j p. NJ ar
irving at New York at 10 \. u. and 400 and 1890
PM
The aboTe onnect with similar trains the Penn
syIyania railroad and Sleeping Cars accompany the
first two trains, without change.
Leave for Reading, POttsyile, Tannqua, Miners
vile, Allentown and Philadelphia at SIS A. NJ and
las p. NJ, stopping at Lebanon and principal sta
tons only.
Way trains, stopping at oil points, at 7.25 \. ".
ami i.40 z. NJ. Returning, leave New York at 300
A. NJ. IL noon, and 500 z. NJ, Philadelphia at
8 il. NJ. and $50 P NJ louisville nj 5, a. NJ. and
2.35 p. NJ. Ashland at 10 a. ". aud II. 90 noon,
TGmaqua 3.l5 A. NJ. aud 2lj p NJ, and Reading
ut CO. 7.sj and l0.i5 a. NJ. ..3S and 6.O5 P, N.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Rcnding at
GOO A NJ. returning from Philadelphia at 800
p. NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 6 90
and lO55 A. NJ. and 6lo P. N. for Ephrata Liiz,
Columbia, &c.
On Sundays: Leave New York st P. NJ, Phila-
dclphia BIS p NJ Pottsvillc ?30 A. NJ, Tamaqua 7
NJ Harrisburg o.lj A NJ and Reading at l a. NJ
tor Harrisburg.
C0mmutation, Mileage Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all points.
50 Pounds baggage allowed each Passenger.
q. A. NIC0LLS,
General superintendent
July 10 lS65
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21

tV- SALE or TowS LoTs-The real estate
advertised in the AMERIcAy, belonging to the estate
of the late WIN. McCarty, deceased, were sold on
Monday last, follows:
Lot No. S. corner Of Pokeberry st. and Broadway,
10 Valentine Detz, lor $3.50.
Lot SO, corner of Raspberry alley and Broadway,
to VIM Connolly for $3.50
Lots 2si, 2S2 2s3 and 2S3, to j. B. ..Mnsser, for
s3,?6O.
Lots 265, 2SS, $50 and 2o2, fronting Eldcrbcrry
street, to Mary S Clement for 81 ,955.
Lot 297 on Elde-bcrry street, to Thcs McGaw, for
s455.
Lots 3l2, 3l3 and 3li, fronting Ederberry st.,
opposite the Grave Yard, to David Clement, for S755
,.nt7 II, fronting on Broadway and adjoining tho
,cv bqnk building, to J. B. Packer, ESQ., for $500.
Lo, % fronting ell broadway, to Jdo1cs Boyd, for
5000.
Lot 50. fronting on BROADWAY, to Jas. Boyd, for
S2lSo.
Lot 800. fronting on who;tleberry street, to Johh
Haas. for S675.
Lot lo7, fronting on Dewberry street, to Al
IStroh, for $1,000.
An Island at the junction Of Shamokin Creek TO
Charles Garirger, fors60
The stone quarry in Upper August township con-
tanning ten nass es, to A. +. Clapp for SaiS
The private residence of the deceased VII be sold
f.t public sale, on Thursday, Nov. ID.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21

IL Mr.. Ellis Ayres of this borough, was a mem
Der of the old sith Regiment, P. W and was wound.
ed nearly three years ago, and after lying in the
Hospital for long time finally discharged for
physical disability The ball took effect in his
mouth, and its whereabouts not having been dis
covered was not removed. Mr.. Ayres has been
great sufferer since his return home having had
painful and troublesome gatherings on his lower jaw
neck breast and back, all efforts to find the ball hay-
ing beer in yain until last Friday morning an ugly
looking minnie ball was taken from the gathering
on las back 1t is to bo hoped that his recovery will
now be both speedy and complete,--M"ney LH'Hr"'
ary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
TIE GREAT INVENTION OF THE A
HOOP SKIRTS.
J W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX u


HOOP SKIRTS.
W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ~
TIC (or doublc) SPRING SKIRT.
This Invention consists of Duplex (or two) "
Pure Refined Steel Springs ingeniousfy bi
tightly and firmly together, edge to edge. IN
the toughest most hevible, elastic and c-irahe q
over used. They seldom bend or break, lit
Single Springs, and consequently preserve thei
feet and beautiful shape more thnn twice as le
any single spring skirt that ever has OF can be II
The wonderful fexibilty and great comfort
pleasure to any Iady wearing the Duplex Eli
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all croS
Assemblies, Operas, Carriages Railroad Ours, Oh
Pews, Arm Chuirs, for Promenade and House y
es the Skirt can be folded when in ase tn ocs
small place as easily and conveniently as a 81,
Muslin Dress.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
great convenience of wearing the Duplcx Eli
Steel Spring Skirt for n single day will never ai
wards willingly dispense with their use. For G
dren, Kisses and Young Ladies they are SUPERB
all others.
The Hoops are covered with 2ply doable twi
thread and will wear twice as long as 'he single
covering which is used III all single Steel Hoop Sk
The three bottom rods every Skirt are do
steel, and twice or double covered to preven,
covering from wearing of the rods when drag
down staifs stone steps, &c, DC, which thes
constantly subject to when in use.
All are made of the new and elegant corded Tn
nd are the best quality in every part, giving to
wearsr the most graceful and perfect shape posn
and are unq uestionably the lghtest, most desirs
comfortable and economical skirt ever made.
Vests Bradley Cary, Propretors of the In
ton, and sole Manufacturers, 81 Chambers, an
& 81 Reade streets New-l FORK.
For sale 10 all first-cGss stores in this city,
Throughout the United States and Cana1a, Ha'
de Cuba, Mexico, South America and the West
dies.
tS Inquire f9t the Duplex Elliptic Tor dou
Spring Skirt. A. &
August l9. 1865 --Jin
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21
locaI affairs.

e. EPRIvfR MEErISo.--Pursuant to adjournment'
m Getting of the citizens Of the borough of Sunbury
and vicinity, will be held in the Court House, on
Monday evening next Oct 23d to take action rela-
tive to enforcing the law passed by the egis ature
last winter compelling the owners Of dams in the
.Susquehanna, to alter fix them so as to give shad
and other fish free passage up the river. ALI per-
sons interested are requested TO attend.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21

Bells will prevent the depredations of
dogs among sheep. The reason is plain. A
dog that knows enough to kill sheep knows
enough to be sly about it. The great noise
caused by number of bells makes him fear
for his safety, and he leaves without dong
damage.
The majority for Gen. Humphrey for Gov
crnor of Mississippi over Judge Fisher will
probably be 10000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-21
NEW MARBLE YARD.

The undersigned would respectfully inform tho
tizens of Sunbury, and public generally, that he
has opened new MARBLE YARD, opposite the
Court House, where AMERICAN and ITALIAN
marble is constantly kept ON hand
All orders for Monuments and Head-stones prompt
ly filled at reduced rates.
d. C. DISSINGER.
Sunbury. Oct. Z lS65.-tf