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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17
BOUNTY FOR SOLDIERS.

II HAVE made arrangements in Washington City,
i for the prompt collection Of Bounty under the
late Act of Congress. have also received the pro,
per blanks to prepare the claims Soldiers entitled
to this Bounty should apply Immediately as Il es;
timated that II will require three years to adjust all
the claims.
All soldiers who enlisted for three years and who
have not received more than 500 bounty entitled
TO the benefits Of this Act, as we'll as soldiers who
have enlisted for three years and discharged after
service Of two years. by reason Of wounds received
LLOYD 7. R0HRBACH.
Sunbury, August Is, 1866. .. -r.5.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17
To oficers of the q. 8. Volunteer Army

"Be ii enacted by tie Senate and House of Rep
rssentatires of the United States Of America, an
Congress assembled, That section four Of an Act
entitled "An Act making appropriations for the sup
port of the Army for the year ending june thirtish
to entitle the three months pay proper provided
for therein all officers of volunteers below the rank
of Brgadier General who in service the third
day Of March, eighteen hundred and sixty-fve, and
whose designations were presented and accepted, or
who were mustered out at their own request or
otherwise honorably discharged from the service
after the ninth day Of April eighteen hundred and
sxty-fve.
SEC. 4 "And be ID further enacted. That all
officers of volunteers now in commission, below the
rank of Brigadier General who shall continue in the
military service to the close of the war shall be en-
titled to receive upon being mustered out Of service
The subscriber directs the attention Of officers to
the above Act of Congress, at the same time solicit
ting the collection Of their claims. He has the
blanks for that purpose, and will give collections
under this Act his prompt attention
LLOYD T, R0HRBACH,
-.- Attorney ut Law.
Suphrrz, SAINT 9Th l866
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17

ELEpHANTINE PLAY.-t is reported from
Bucharest, that Frenchman, named Poitin,
had arrived in that city to exhibit two ele-
phauts, male and female, the same which
were shown in Paris, afew year since. These
animals killed their keeper in q singular
manner The male seized him with his
trunk aud threw him into the air; the ie-
male caught him as he fell and threw him
back again, and this game of ball was con-
tinued for q quarter Of an hour. When as
sistance arrived it was too late every bone
In the poor fellows body was broken. IL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17
Pensions Increased.

Tho late Act Of Congress gives additional pay to
the following Pensions, viz:
ist To those who have lost the sight Of both eyes
both hands, totally disabled TO require CON
stant attendance, the sum of $25 90 per month.
I'd To those who have lost both feet are totally
ance, the sum of $40 90.
Sd. To those who have lost one hand or one foot,
or are SO disabled as to render them unable to per-
form manual labor $15 90 per month, and other
cases in proportion.
The subscriber is duly prepared for the immediate
procurement ofthese claims.
S. B. BOYER, Atty at Law.
Sunbury June 10, 1896
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17

A Story is told of Western candidate
that came upon "a poor white man." who
had vote TO give, If he did do his own
milking. The candidate, Jones, asked him
If he should hold the COW, which seemed TO
be uneasy, and the old man consenting very
readily, he took her by the horns, and held
fast till the operation was done.
ssHaye you had Robson (his rivaD round
here lately o. he asked.
"Oh, yes, he's behind the barn holdin:
the calf" 41
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
Fancy Dyeing Establishment.

q above cAilowhiil, Philadelphia, dyes Silks,
woolen and Fancy Goods Of every description Their
superior style Of dysing Ladies and Gentlemens
Garments is widely known. Grape and Merino
Shawls the most brilliant or plain colors Grape
and Merino ShAwls cleaned 70 look like new. Also,
9sntlsmsns Apparel, Curtains, b., cleaned or re-
0sil aad look st our work before going slsswhsre.
Gr1I ~ ]. &W. J0NKs.
C.ut II IQR6 -2m INt'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17
EQUALIZATION OF BoUNTIEs.
L. Fl. KASE,

Attorney at Law, Sunbury, PA.
rs duly authorized and Licensed by the Govern.
J. ment to collect all Military Claims against the
United States. Bounty money due soldiers under
the late Equalization Act of Congress, and all mill.
tary claims against the State, due soldiers of 1872
for Pensions and Gratuty. Claims due soldiers OF
the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps from enlistment to
the date OF muster, promptly collected.
Supbury August 4, 1866
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17
BOunties Collected.

BOunties Collected.
g. W. HAUPT, Attorney at Law, Sunbury, Pa
offers his professional services for the collection CT
bounties due to soldiers under the late Equalization
Act passed by Congress. As an authorized claim
agent he will promptly collect all Bounties Pensions
and Grntucs due to soldiers Of the late war, the
war of 1872.
Sunbury, August ls, 1866.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17

suits Obtained showed the phosphates vero
more important in the composition of the
meat OF the oyster than any other of the in.
gradients, and hence their great practica,
use for invalids and in sea. sickness. He
also gave practical deductions as to cboice
or proper places where oysters should be
laid in order to obtain a good supply of
these phosphates He then described the
process Of the growth of the oyster shell.
and detailed the manner in which the oyster
formed the shell from the mother liquor,
the mode also by which the little oysters
were enabled to form their she'll inside the
mother shell. His observations enabled
him to come to the conclusion as to the
possible way in which the young oysser was
enabled to attach itself to various articles.
He had been enabled to collect samples of
oysters from almost every part of the United
Kingdom. These have been accurately
weighed, and he gave q table showing the
relative value commercially speaking) of
oysters from oyster BEDS or proposed oyter
beds Of England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales, He stated that he was still carrying
on his experiments at Herne Bay and he
was happy to be enabled to report that the
French system of oyster culture had been
successfully carried out in creek near
havana, not far from Portsmouth and, al
tnough he had not yet seen the results of
the experiments himself, he could not help
congratulating the managers upon their we'll
deserved success. Determined that England
should be well represented, and that her
oyster fisheries should not be entirely ig.
nored by our neighbors in France, he had at
TINS M moment one set of specimens at the
Fish Culture Exhibition OF Archacon. In
the South, and another at a similar exhibi.
ton at Roulogpe, in the North of that eoun-
try, as well as his own collection at the
horticultural Gardens, South Kensington,
where he trusted to make complete SO,
ries Illustrative of the culture of oysters, as
we'll as that of salmon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-11-17
JoR pRINr1Na

JOB PRINTINo. 20
We have connected with our establishment a we'll
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
execute, In the neatest style, every variety Of
Printing r-. 80, -..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09
: LATEST NEWS
sfss NJ TINES
ATLANTIC CABLE

Nsw Yoax, Aug. ..
The following dispatches have bssa re-
ceivsd BY The associated press svss the
Atlantic cable
viBHxA, August 8.
Il b expected that . definite treaty Of
peace will soon Be signed between Austria
and Prus.is. st Prague: Italy 10 not in>
eluded. II the difficulties in The armistics
segotistion with Italy are not asssuged in
few days, hostilitiss will be resumed.
FLoaExcs, August e.,
The Italian and Austrian genssals net
to-day ct Cousoui, Austria, 70 negotiate.
France hes no part in the psuding afmis.
tics hstwssn Austris aud Italy. II il 10
ssfanged then . separate peace conference
WIll tako placs vita Ne ooacusreopo Of
Francs, psobably q Pasis.
Dsrspsx, August 7.
Special peace negotiations ere about to
~ epsned between Psnssia and Saxony.
ST. PsfERsBUns, August Z.
Prussia positively declined the proposals.
Of Russia for congress Of the powers with
regard u the treaty Of Vienna.
Renewed efforts have been male to oh.
tain the intervention Vi Russia with Prus-
sia IN behalf Of the South.rn
German States. The Car has made no
arrangement yet.
Great enthusiasm prevails at St. Petcrs~
burg in refesence to the visit of the Ameri>
can squadron and the iron>clad monitor
MiantOnomah, with the Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy, Fox, on board
The Russian feet has gone to Hesingfers
. meet the Niantonomah.
The ColoradD, the aag-ehip Of Admisal
Geldsborough, Of the United States squad
roo, from Lisbon. has arrived ct Plymouth,
aud sailed for Cherbourg. The Frolic 10
with her. M
The principal bankers Of this city have
subscribed 10000, 900 Of francs 10 con
plste the railroad from Kosloo to Maree.
schauk.
PRsfn, August 6.
Several political arrests were made By the
military to>day here and in other parts Of
Hungary.
LONDON, Aug. Z.
The great prize eight for the champion>
ship Of England and q 900, between jim
Mace and Joe Goss, took place to>day, Au.
gust 7th. Twenty one rounds we're fought,
when Mace Was declared winner.
Consuls closed At 81 7-s; for money the
latest sales to day we're United States b.20s
ct SO 8>4; Illinois Central Railroad shares
ct - IL H.f ffH4 3rfA
On the 9th the King Of Prussia returned
y Berlin, where the municipality pFesented
. esngFatulatofy addrsss. In reply The
King expressed his thanks, and pointed out
that Prussia had drawn Der sword not only
for her independence, but for the rsosgsni-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

cleansing syiup of the sscet enartvcand Thorough
character. aud especially adapted to eradicate
chronic cs,mpaint> la all climates, n kadway's Reu-
Gvating Resolyent Let M man despair Whatever his
ailment whatever the fruitcss efforts he has made
tn himself by other medicines. r. long 40 Had
~ny Rcsocut can be procured he Il stil certain OF
From one % six bottles Of this extraordinary
syrup, simple II IL and easy II is Ior the most
d.icate to take. will vanQni-h every disease III 4
chruh. constitutional ~ scrofulpus nature. without
regard To how Ion, ar how deeply rooted II mag have
become in the system There IL no necessity Tor re-
sorting 10 the indi~criminatc Of caionscl mercury
qulnnr ipiiir corrosive subiimatr arsenic, and the
hps u IN neral pO,rom- which constitute thu basis Of
many u the rar-npa iiss aud alternative mixtures
of the day, tor Kadway'r Il novating Issovrnt T. n
0ibstiiuic Tor them all The def,,rned aud infrm
CriIpi,ycs. the rrpri~ive cpcr. with HE holy
covered with frigMiui sores and running ulcers and
him elf walking skeleton Of pntrihcaiion have been
perfectly cured and renowned, or made new araiu ~
i were by Kadway's kcSoivent For all skin disea,
or all diseases OF the blood. whether the faint he
hereditary the result Of thou ht'cfsncsa: for dis
ari ing from the excessive use ~ mercury Qu
nine iodine. or arsenic: for scrofnlous Diseases Of
every kind. ior syphilis crysipeas, ophihalmia itch
Tor c1pcers. tnni,s. wasting away the body for
vile humors Of every srriptiun for chron-
II rheumatism gout and NEURALGIA for dyspepsia and
general debility for rottiDg away Of the bones and
flesh for salt rhcnfn. scad head. white swcllings.
and sore legs Tor diseases generated BY the small
rox, measles yellow fever, chs and icvcr and SO on
Railways RcrOvatin, Rcsolvcnt Ia perfect never
failing specific II may be relied upon With the ut
most confidence, and may be taken by the daintickt
person easily. Sold BY Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

The Superintendent Of Police has infor-
nation leading him 10 believe that many Of
the detectives IN this city are in completely
with the counterf,iters John s. Young
long IN charge OF the detective tOrcc has
been removed ana Inspector Carpenter put
Full developments have not ye. been
made public.
Al a fire last night on Dckalb avenue the
stables Of Herman Alphers was destroyed,
tog ether Will. two horses. Mr.. Alphes
was also burned II death willie cnLeavoring
Ia save his horses.
The Purser Of the steamer Baltic states
that one Of the seamen Of that vessel was
seized Ivy the Prussian authorities At Bremen
Haven rs Prussinn citizen. He shipped
in New York, and it is not known whether
he was naturalized.
Mr.. Henry Funk, late Mayor of Musca-
tire, Iowa was also lately seized by Aus.
TRAN officials while OH pleasure tour in
Austria and forced into the ranks.
II is stated Gov. Fenton mas called the
Supreme Court to meet in extra session on
the 20th to obtain decision in regard to
the Constitutionality 81 the Excise law.
Tue 7rt6Wne's LcavcnwOrth special says
the Indians on the borders Of Kansas are on
the war path robbing and outraging the
settlers in tho most horrible manner.
Troops have been sent to the protection Of
the ise$tlers.
The 7smes' Washington special insists
that Gen. Sheridan's dispatches from New
Orleans have not been mutilated a. charged
BY the Tribune. He says the dispatches
viii be published in full. and il will be seen
Gen. Sheridan regards Mayor Monroe and
his policemen as even worse than Dostie,
Int, g L. IT, II. HrA~
recommended the removal Of Mayor Non.
roe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

move.o0en noen-~e - =
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: - Anrn,, : ~ g.
FiouR.
tstAu 61lk TACO AZ
Sacks. paper. &s.6o
- .Tca who,essie "a.
u;,,..os. Flour. oii 90 Ps' oss sss-
Cosr WaAl-Psf kushel. IA.
WssAr.-So. !, old, Si.Ss. '
49, Assr !. Ssss 10 "aFfet.
pcsssns~ s5@loe.
Os,oss. no den.sd.
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49, ~ q q. 49, sssssaa stsise 50
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r "a n Fl Cle1ed, Ne ScS-ssiSS ~ ~ ns1 = ~
4ys-D4. Light Gales No n "a Il sssrs
n:risy-4' qSsssslcns.
nise III ccr,, ..'ss 10 bsls Il ne; fFss
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Cessen-p0u ssS6.
Flosr-Aall ed declining sss Interior, sahes
etsss. es@s.So Z H.O.
...assd, 20 new No. j Hii.. xe. Mn,
Cefr e:spse ssass bushels; nerksA 10
s,,<Hso .n,. vv eoshels q eo0St insefior.
si4@ss ssPp.ns. mixed re western.
Ysss1hfs'Pss s - hsshsls; market a0le
1900; ~ W,W beshels, q al0s1X |;
fosk-Q5ensd hrmer. closed heavy, o.. sl0
s ~ e ~ closing At Isl 81 regular, end
ess. bsos4 y Tor Old
L1e.fo = isX0si1fa .s - e'~ss T.
Wnnsyf Vu,es and nomina.
fesseseen-Doai and Neuinal.
,Sa.s u IAsass nAaxssS. ,,..
1euf -l0ssa quist "a fAf
Wheat >C'osed steady for prime, and dali and
heavy for ssmmon and inferior
Coru-gosed Quiet for ahippjue uaysd
western s 4 ~, enieay = - ssSside price.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

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A 0mssss I,vs;sa eoss Ssvza Coppssiss
Time.keepes, Wilk = acssrsls. wisiAiurt Cos.
PAss \ the Dial, In Gold Or Silver esses, b ~.
wseknssslip and Renarksbir ior 10 es:srres-
neso, and absolute certainty - : RsseLAsoa !;
folly wssrsnted fpe twoyea1s.I Will got get ost
Of order, and viii lest . I'M mss, cod y most
elegantly and perfectly reliable Pocket Compsn-
tlemen's use Price for . single ons, Small
Size, with Rich Gold Platsd Giants vsss CaAH,
only -. Agents wanted evefyehsre., Price
Lisa sens free. Address. y. A. MALE : GO.
Established Im1ctSss q wstShss. Chains, A..
1897: =. ,. Cor. d Broadwsy = Fsleos
Strssl, n. Y. nov1SAAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
SIS .1yx'faI. SIS

TINE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTlCAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
! OvteSasUS eeGSnssI Ney II. 1858: s9,cveanoDsS
oseeaSeb Juss Sth. 1888. The cslehsaAsd FAMILY
0E0 SEWING MACHINE, with palent ellnssss
sttachMsnt. . mest WOndsrful and elegantly Gen.
SIRE stsd Novelty 10 ssslassin epsssaisa. ssss
the ssnASens HssDls, sowe WITH Dounls On
Dmolp TuasAp Of I'll kinds. Makes the 9oening
Stitch More psrfset and ssSslae than By hnd,
and with Extraordinary rapldtty. nikisg u
estAst, ksss, rsCt. sAirr, tsek. ~ ~ AtssdsA.
be-, Ac,; requires NO change Of stitch 70 nor
llAnls - uaS ovs - 0npnav cd viii last . LlSs-
rms. being the ssaon1aos nAon1ho nsde. u hae
taken the pasnlUu q 0rAs9 fAnA end received
the approval o. Ill the principal Journals md ..
tAosc Who have usBD HEN.
ssfor the Drssemaksr il 10 available; lbs the
a g: pa. 7 ssslplies vacant p'ss'."-s''
s'This machine surpasses all others ~ hass
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with siegis Or desbls thread. y silsctly
She resnias stlteh sasstly lie the hand sewing
An psssuas who ny or ofssssr saleihitaAiesl
ofttss gsnsias Mss6iae, will y psscseussd f.
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low pficed Mqgoine sss1sed By patent.
Sinsle MaGG1nee esat y any port ~ ~ coun
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

\ rca,cd envelope free. The Cherokee Pills arc sold
nv all dsugrists al 81 per box. six boxes s 55 OF
they arc scni by mail &C 0f postage, IN an ordinary
letter. ~ from otscss stlon by addressing the sue
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

SAN Francisco, Aug. "a Victoria die
patch states that the L. $. steamer Saginaw
arrived there yesterday.
/. IL Is stated BY passengers arrived recently
from Topic and Acapulco report Hasco o
and bic whole force gone over 10 the Lib
esals. h. ~
s. The amount Of bullion shipped from
Wells, fsrgU 4 Co. Office, vifsinia City
and Gold Hin, Ncvada, for the past sevei,
months, is seven million eight hundred and
ninety -0no thousand, three hun6red end
twenty six dollars. The estimated amount
from the same source for the present month.
is one million i've husdfed thousand dollars
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-09

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ANODYNIT MANIFOLD results Of the Auc-
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nr Ache. Spinal Complains. IT, vhas Dsn0s Hys
<sia Nervous debility. Losk II Sleep Psins in Mem
situation, and thu most reliable tertimcrisis in my
pnrss 10 which sli are invited tn usect would
exinnfi time and patience, and which conadesee "
tres win perfectly iustiiy. N7a
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Now declared purely ncrsans complaint, \ Perfectly
drcps each half hour. Relief and sleep viii follow the
secoud, OF third do.e.
m Sold by al Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
uedicine.
SoAA T.. 11annewe11. Rropsr,
Practical Chemist, Conmesclal Wharf, Boston.
aug7-dim Maee.
D1g. TODGAR'
vemclian Lin1neemt.
MORE TEo11NONYi THIS 10 ~ C88IlyI
N ekaf ~ thc last Ave ycafs havs 49, - ~
~ M Tphaf celebrated vet,eetan n.nsent, - -
cyerv Instance have found fully sSual TO his feco
ncndatons. 1have found II % give almost instan-
eanesyus rtlicf casss u e0ueanchr, 00ap ce1Oee
~,lsr ssee throaf % IN the chest and hock, end
shsunsIism and I'll erfuiiy recOaspend ~ tstal tu
cvsry urc sAa!ctsd With Any Of the above uaosd
JAMES II. WARNER.
uAurvoup, COMr !, OF Nh. fesi. v
sold BY all drusgists- once = Oortandt street,
New York.