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from the Toledo (Ohio) Becord. I

lAiohi 0uo AoiooO kOnioJ Doooiu'
The managers of this scheme having sue
eeeded in releasing 100000 happy, we'll.
fed and clothed slaves from the bonds OF
slavery to freedom and destitution, would
appeal to the sympathies of the people in
theil behalf, with the assurance that the
money, after deducting three-thirds for
their time and trouble, will be faithfully
applied to its legitimate purposes that OF
furnishing every freedman, with silk hat
and gold watch. The usual permission
having been given by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue to swindle tie people,
the managers would announce the follow
ing scheme: '''.-
| 100000 Freedmen's Bureau-flled with
contracts to work at starving
prices. Inf .,@;
| 100000 copies of the "Record of the
}yga.s War; containing an authentic
account of the number slain in
comforting restitution and mise
49,. ny upon the negroes.
$500 copies of Beecher's Book of
Martyrs"-containingt the lives of
John Brown and Abraham Lin
-. coin. -ya'"sss xyyc.s ger
5000 relics-consistin of copies of
the Consultation, silver and gold
ErtF, coin. qrygeff r. =. c8v
100000 bottles Of perfumery-scent
ttE~1 GAfrique., - "a,
q l splendid silver Communion SER
vice-confiscated from South
ern church. -st t.
1000 gold watches confscated.
$500 spoons donated by Gen. Bnt-
ss,.., Ter.
1900 bales cotton-presented by Gen.
Curtis.
500 httres de Cachet--written by
a. Stanton.
little bel--presented by Seward.
1000 little jokes-mementoes of the
g late lamented Lincoln" |
700 pianos" drawn" by loyal
chaplains. a #EL
Flaunting Lie donated by
,sa Greeley. ,HA- II MI
---- 3;a25tO H$E
4,s0O,OO3. s-f IT, a
The managers had contemplated offering
one price of q small package of Congress
sioinI patriotism, but enough could not be
found to make it an object.
The prizes will be drawn,in an impartial
ertr n ~ N,
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P U,BL,IO NOTICE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
ASSISTANT Assessors OFFICE,
18th Division, I'd District La,

Alexandra, February 18th, 1867. J
4 LII PERSONS in the Parish OF
|. a. Rapides.has ;nsau interest in any
Legacy of personal properly or Success
sion to Real Estate as Admi Msha tors,
Executors, Trustees, Divisees or Heirs
at laws are hereby notified that they
are required to make letlsp TO me at
this Office of such Legacies and. Success
sions before, the, Farsi; day, Of March
next, III the manner and form pre-
scribed BY the Commissioner Of Inter-
nal Revenue. shlR
At the expiration Of which time /
shall proceed to assess ;'.om the Re-
cords Of the Conrt and such other in
formation as / can secure al Legacies
and Suggestions not returned and to
the amoult Of Tax }aand sha'' add a
penalty Of Ell per centun. for delin-
qui.tc3. I'D. O'CaNNFLL,
feb 20-2t Asst. Assessor.
SHERIFF'S SAL E.
Elizabeth snider No. 1877 District
VS. Court, Parish Of Ra-
Joseph Bouillotte. )piees, State of Lou
iSiaDa.
DY VIRTUE Of h writ Of Fieri Facias is
ID sued from the Honorable the District
Court in and for the Parish of Rapides,
State Of Louisiana, and to me addressed in
the above entitled and numbered suit,
have seized and will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 9th day Of APRIL, 1867,
between the hours OIL A. M. and a P. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the Town Of
Alexandria, Parish of Rapides, State of Lou
isiaua, the following described property
seized as the property of Defendant, to-wit:
Three-fourths Of the sqhge in the Town
of Alexandria upon which is situated the
residence aud Carpenters shop Of the De-
PENDANT now occupied by him, said square
being the one of which Mrs. Stewart owns
and occupies otle-fohrth. Fl
Terms OF SALE: Cash in United States
Treasury notes, subject to appraisement.
j. r: ANDREWS, Sheriff.
Feb.ue-y 20, tds-Printer's fees S24.
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Z THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court-Pa Of Rapides

? b NINTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S
No. 7C3-Siccession Of Meraday Neal-Fi.
nal Account Of Administrative.
VTTHEREAS tie Administrators has
wv filed in this Office her Final Account
of the Succession Of Meralay Neal; Notice
is hereby given to ell Whom it doth Of
may concern, to show cause. within thirty
days from tho date hereof, why the same
should not be granted. Hs nj az.
# Clerks Office; Alexandria La.,, january
28th, 1867. $3.50 j. w. HICKMAN,
feb 1856 Aiglse. as Clerk.
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nAp A negro wench in Austin, Texas,
has sued Yankee for breach Of promise.
Pretty near all the wenches in the country
might bring some. such suit. against the
Mongrel party generally. - e ~
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Iii tRlIDlII { Co.
COTTON FACTORS ,ssII
McCOM BE 4 OH s b.,
81 Broad Street,. 49,

1eU ZV. 1901, TX NLW Htll(A:
(, :, :, :; :, Z =
3 Y v Y = ? . Y " = a Ia
Succession of No. 632- District Couft;
Danl. r. Goynes. Parish Of Rapides. 80
Ivy VIRTUE Of an order Of the District
d Court Of the Parish Of Ranides to mo
directed. / viii, proceed to sell On tie
premises. n nnl,lie auction. on
- ESATTtRUAY. MARCH 23rI fgI' -
the following described 1prhnertv' 'belSkx.
Ing to the Succession of .banL, a. GoyIes.
decd: 80 -. ~ .'',''s.'' -.
! { A certain LOFT 1T rrroound sitnated IN the
village Of Hnddleston. in the Parish Of
Raniics :. together e with ali It'd imnfoye.
meuts, and appurtenances therttu be-
I'm S a;no 91S Si'p'i z,
Trpns: Casl, in q. s, Treas,1ry I1otes. /
JAMES ME-. r. ASpRhMs' S Shsr,
8, IsG7 S'
feb %. tds--printer's fees SI3 Sd. J ~
;. :, :, ,, :, ), -
Is u ~ ESHIU n
OF MRS. PENELOPE HUDDLESTON-
20 il ao,,,aassa1 q 800 Il
i,.s.l, ~, o.S :, .s.1ss .l.er, T (.
Ninth judicial District CONT ~ anu ioI
tho Parish of Rapides, Lonlsiana-No. l93.
NOTICE il hereby civen'to tkeJreditors
~ Of this Succession and to al other
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Divorce AND SCANDAL AT ST.. LOUISA
4 IL e.. z

dispatch from st. Louis says;
A divorce and scandal case, which is
creating much excitement in literary and
legal circles here. has just come to light.
|'rbe circumstances are briefly as follows:
Joseph w. Mitchell, lawyer of this
city, brings suit for divorce from his wife,
Mary a. Mitchell, charging her with alb
senting herself from him since 1865. Mrs.
answers, repea ing to considerable extent
the otssoll taseI ofinfdelity, faitlHwsness,
and desertion. But the principal interest
in the case centers upon, the fact that Mrs.
Mitchell charges her husband with having
criminal intercourse in Cairo, in 1865, with
q woman named Ellen Shade, which has
since been kept up continually in this city,
and for the committat of which she has re-
fused to acknowledge him as her husband,
or forgive him for the offence, and, in turn,
she prays for divorce.
~ The Ellen Sllads mentioned in this con-
necticn is nosless parsonage than local
poetess, who has published in the papers Of
this city during some months past quite q
number of moral and other illusions, in
verse and prose, under the nom de plume
of Ella Elwood, and has gained somefepdta-
ton as sprightly and poetic writer 1t is
expected that the case will involve many of
our leading citizens as witnesses, and dis
close a rather revolving condition Of things
generally, Mr.. Mitchell will appear as his
own counsel, and Mrs. Mitchell will be
represented by three of ourleading lawyers
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The following Orainarce was pissed -.
An Ordinance to prereat the erectioA Of
r0oden buildings tithin certain limits II
the 1o,cn Of Alerandria. aA 4
Belt ordained Dy the Mayor and cSaheil.
men of, the Topn. Of Alexandria, That iio
house shall be built Of wood, nor roof made
of shingles or other wooden boards, within
the limits hereinafter prescribed, but all
houses, tenements, and ,strdctnfes, except
fences, shall be built Of brick affd mortar
with Slate or fin or biuc roofs, or some 9th
er equally incombustible imatHrial. The
limits prescribed are the front and seoond
row of squares or blocks between the cross
street upon which Williams Il LeYy's
Warehouse stands 9, and. the. cToss stEest
Any person violating or infringing this
Ordinance shall be fined twenty-five dol
lars for each day that such house or other
structure remains, and the house Of struc.
ture may be removed by order Of the
Board Of ncilmen ut the 6xpehss s0fsthe
person erecting it. .v,.-..,+. 49, ss.,s...
al notion tRs Board adjCjnsa toFhdly
the 22d inst. Aprroyed.. z q e . &c
F1allTs1taa's ,a'15ll.E. R. BIO6gAT,GlI
E. We'll, Secretary ea.siaai Mayor
Alexandtia, February %, 1861. ,s8iaI'
,a,,sse~-ss.o~o; s@ssssscs-o c,,ssSers
New Goods! New G0odsH
800 IS 80
sslsI ssd' 81 S;s S;i:s ~ "a
,, cnnn..5 e ie .. '5.2lss
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] SH'ERIFF'S ,SA LIE
Mary Eliza Elgee NJ -Distiict
VS.. Court Parish Of
John \. yGallas her Espides State o.

John, n. lGallae her KapidesTState OF
g ! Louisiana. = =
nY VIRTUE ola Wit 81 Fieri f'acias
ID issued by the Honorable the District
Court IN and for the Parish Of Rapides,
State Of Louisiana, and to me addressed in
the above number. and entitled 4snit, !
have seized and will ofsr for sale to.the
last and hipllest bidder, On
SATURDAY, tie 9th day or MARCH
1867;
between the hours Of II A. NJ and P. u.
at the door Of the Cou.t House, in Thy
1'own Of Alexandra. Parish of Ranides
State OF Louisiana, the following described
property seized as the property OF defend
ant, to-w!t:
Que lot Of Slaves and headings. Trait
OF Sa1e !, Cash in T. s. Treasury notes
subject to appraisement.
J. r. ANDREWS,
Shtl,f.
! Feb. 10th 1867. Prs fees Si2.
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Fashionable Bit of Scandal.

A GAYLoTHARIo- IN .rRoUBLfs-R1cH DE.
vEIOPMENTs IN wi1IcH BEAUTIFUL
YOUNG LADY Is THE PRINCIPAL CHAR
ACTER-CONTENTS OLA WARDROBE GIN
MY LADY's CHAMBER"-FINAL DENOU.
MENT, OF A MIDNIGHT AMOUR. 49, .- y.
, 1867-08-02

we'd Politimester-E mbedet i Frederiksted,
men hvorom han fortiden like kunde I'D
tale sig bestemt. Endringsforslaget No. 2
angik kun en- Omfytning i Posteringen.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclife) var glad we'd at see en-
Mulighed til en- Adskillelse of Embederne
Ogsaa i Christiansted. Han Wide votere
for de foreslaaede Forogelser i Udgifterne
paa begge Steder. Han gjorde opmerk-
som paa Diet store Belob til Politivase-
net, hvorfra skal Bel6bet komme9 Han
spurgte, hvormange Politibetjente der
holdtes, og hvorledes de ware lonnede.
Gouverneuren henviste til Anmerknin-
gerne til Bevillingsforslaget, hvori Sp0rgs-
maalet fandtes besvaret.
Fernandez fremhsevede, at efter hans
Overbeviisning var s Observation-Disclosures
her paa Den ingenlunde for mango !; men
uden Hensyn dertil var Diet notorisk, at de
mango hos cen Embedsmand combinerede
Embeder i Christiansted like kunde besty-
res forsvarligt af cen Mand. Han Wide
serligt omtale P%olitiet, og han risikerede
ingen Modsigelse we'd at paastaae, at der i
Christiansted like kunde siges at vare
Politi. Byen err overfyldt med Losgengere
og en- utallig Maengde omdrivende Born,
der gj0r Uorden og Optoier paa Gaderne,
bette og stjele. Fo~rbrydelser ere hyp-
pige, og blive like ofte opdagede der
foregaaer Ild~spaas%ttelser og Indbrud,
Indbrud blandt andet ogsaa i offentlige
Bygninger og Gouvernementshuset !; der
stjeles fra Politimesteren selv. Til at be-
virke en- gavnlig %Forandring deri udfordres
ct e~nergiskt Politi under en- egen Politi-
mester, der intet andet Embede bestyrer.
Der vii vel medgaae fere Penge dertil end
nu beyilget, men ct kraftigt Politi er Ell
Livssag for Den, som kan like betales for
holt. ON nogle Aar naar der er bragt
Orden i den nuv@rende Tilstand er Diet
maaskee muligt after at kunne bespare
noget i den forogede Udgift men som
Ssgerne staae antager Taleren at man af
de til Politiet i Christiansted udgivende
store Summer har ct meget ringe Udbytte.
2det Medlem for C~hristiansteds Landdi-
strict Ratcliffe) takkede Fernandez for
hans Udtalelse. Han mente at s Politibe-
tjente i Christiansted var ct ringe Antal til
Opretholdelse af Orden.
3die Medlem for Christiansteds BY (Pon-
tavice) gjorde opmarksom paa, at Politi-
betjentene Wide erholde mere It'd til deres
egentlige Forretninger, naar de fritogcs for
Budforretninger med Breve og deslige,
hvortil der kunde holdes ct ~sedvanligt
Bud, ligesom i andre Comforter, for en- langt
ringere Lon end en- Politibetjents.
We'd Afstemningen vedtoges Endrings-
forslaget: No. l med II Stemmer imod l
q stemte ikke) !; No. 2 eenstemmigen med
IA Stemmer og Bevillingen med det i EN-
dringsforslaget No. 8 opforte samlede Be-
lob $17,O87 vedtoges med 10 Stemmer
imod l Il stemte ikke).
(Fortsettes.)
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rREAT TRrNK LINE from the North arr
" Northwest for Philadelphia New York Reud
ing, POusviile. Tamuqua. Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, EIhrat", Litiz, Inucaa!cr, Columbia
&c. &c.
Trains leave IIarri.Lur. for NeN.Yo!k. as fol
lows At Ban, - and $40 A NJ. and 2.n5 and -
J. NJ. connecting with ,iniiar Trains the Penn
sylvania Railroad AMI arri, log nj New York nj Co.,.
lo.ijand II - A. N. and 3 80, . 3U p. NJ. Slccl
ing Cars accompnn, Ing the ".pr A Vi and q. 70 T. VI
Trains, without chnnse.
Leave Harrisburg toy Rcadins Pvr'syllr, Tons
qua, Minersrlll', ashland Pin Groye. Attention.
and lhndclph phia at $40 \. VI and 2.u5 and Al
=. NJ, stopping at Lebanon and principal wa
stations the l.lO N. making connections (,
Philadelphia and Columbia only. For Poitsyil!,
Schuyi Kill Haven and Auburn. in Sehuykill ..n
Susquchunna Railroad, leave Harrisburg g. aj II
Returning Leave New York at 9 10 n m, l2t
Noon and , 10 and 500 p. m; Philadelphia nt s
a. IN. and 3,3U p ~ Way Passenger Train legyes
Philadelphia at 80 a M. returning from ReaSfng
at $50 p nj stopping Mt all Stations pottsyie at
S.io n M and 2.i5 p. ~; Ashland Il on n m and l2
10 and 2vO pm; lanaqua at 20 am aud l. 90
and IL ?. n.
Leave po,t,yile for Harrisburg in SchuyIki ana
Husquchanna Rallroad at 70 a N. and ~ 60 uooE
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Rctiiug at
80 \. NJ returning from Phladelphia At : on
p. NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Beading at 200
\. VI hnd dls T. VI. tVE Ephratu. Iitil, Luucas.
ter, Columbia, &c.
On sundays Leave New Yurk at 0Qpm.. Pbils.
deiphia 500 A. NJ, and 3.lj NJ the SEQ a. m
trnln running only 10 Reading Pottsvillr S % a NJ
iarri'hnrs' . % IN, and 40 and g-35 m. and
kending at 90 and 7.lj a. IN, for Harrisburg and
',oo a. M and u 40 m. for New York % IN.
for Philadei pha
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and Ex,
cursion Tickets, at reduced rates TO and rom ali
points Iva '
baggage checked through 100 Pounds Bsggage
allo"od each Passenger,
G. 4. NICOLLS,
General Supcrint.ndcnt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-21
ME&RH-NH>~.

FNHE following persons entitled TO receive an
Il increase OF Bounty under the Act of Congress
passed July 1866, to cqualse Bounties.
LIST All soldiers who enlisted after the 10Th day Of
April, 1861, for years, and served their time of
enlistment and have been honorably discharged and
have received or are entitled to receive Bounty of
500, are entitled an additional Bounty of sI0O.
ID All such soldiers who enlisted for years. and
have been honorably discharged on account of
wounds received in the line of duty, are entitled TO
an additional Bounty of 500.
3d The Widow, Minor Children. or Parents of sueb
soldiers who died in the service OF wounds or disease
are entitled to an additional Bounty of sIOO.
by application to S. p. W0LVERT0N, ESQ, of
susBuRf, Pennsylvania, who is an authorized Claim
Agent, all such claims can be speedily collected
Sunbury, August A. lS66 -tf
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.l5GsIv zIsls GIIlal

These World Renowned Sewing Machines. were
awarded the highest premium at the World Fair in
London and six first premiums ut the New York
State Fair of 1866 and celebrated for doing the
best work, using much smaller needle for the same
thread than any other machine and by the lntroiuc
tion Of the most approved machinery, We nrc nov
able to supply the very best machines in the world
These machines are made mt our new and spacious
Factory at Bridgeport, Conn, under the immediate
supervise OF the President of the Company, ELIAS
IiowE Jr., the original ia, entor of the Sewing Ma
chine.
They adapted To all kind, uf Family Sewing.
and to of Scamstresscs Dress Makers, Taylor,
Manufacturers of Shirts. Collars, Skirts Coaks, Man.
t'as, Clothing, Hats, Cnrs, Corscs, Boots. Shoes.
Har ess, Saddles, Linen Goods, Umbrellas, Parnsos.
etc. They work equally well upon silk, linen. wool
and cotton goods with silk. cotton linen thread
They will seam, quilt gather. hem. fell cord braid.
bind, md perform every species "r sewing making
beautiful and perfect stitch, alike Oh beth sdc- of
the article. sewed
The Stitch invented by Mr. HOWE, and male on
this Machine, is the most popular and all Sowing
Machines subject to the principle invented by
him.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The Howe Machine Company.
500 Broadway, Cor. Fourth St, y. \.
April &. 1867
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Blacksrnithing.
JOHN IRWIN,

SUNBURY, PENNSYLVANIA,
d ESPECTFULLY infefms the citizens Of Sun
IC bury and vicinity, that he has erected Black
smith Shop near the Shamokia Valley Railroad
Depot, where he is prepared to do Backsmithing in
all its branches, at the shortest notice. Having had
many years experience in the business, he aatters
himself that he can render satisfaction to all who
may give him call.
Sunbury August L. 1867
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-21
MAN'Tl'A NAs&n3 n3Is.

Mrs. 4, IW EBU,
In Miss Anna Painter Fancy Goods Store building.
Market Square, 3 doors west Of the Post Office
SUNBURY, PA.
d ESnECTFuLLl informs Ler friend. and the
III public that she has again opened shop. ~
Market street. Sunbury, where She is prepared to
make To order Ladie.' Dresses, in an entire new
style, Ladies' Cloaks, Sc Also Gcntlrmcn'5 .hirt.
Orders respectfully solicited
Sunlury Jan 10 lSf1 -Iv
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WINTER TINE SCHEDULE.

Through aud Direct Route to and from wnshuztoE
Baltimore, Erie. Elmira, Buffalo, Rochester
and Niagara Falls.
FOUR TRAINS DAILY from and three to Wash
ington and Baltimore. and THREE TRAINS DhI q
Tx to the North and fom and West Branch Sasfue
hanna, and EOrthcrn and Western Pcnnsy ylvania nud
New York.
nN and after MONDAY, OCTOBER IN lsG5
~ the Trains of tho Northern CcIt-G! Hai i.r4s
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HxwJ xwJnwupzcsx@ss

Are especially invited TO call and examine our stock
OF BUILDERS HARDWARE, comprising
Nails and Spikes of all varieties. Butts Screws
Strap and I Hinges Locks and Latehcs Bolts plas-
tering Irowels, Brick TrOwels, Plasterers Sleeves,
&c, &c, for sale by
II Cp\IEN Cn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-21
Agricultural A InpIemeu,.

AoEs Grain Rakes, Steel and Iron Garden RAJ os
aud Hay Forks, Grass and Grain Scythes, Grais
Cradles, Cradle Fingers, Trace, Breast Tongue and
Log Chains Grind stones, Tanning Miil Selves of
all sAes and kinds large assortment of Red Wagon
Iiames for Flowing, Farm Bells, Cultiyator Teeth'
for sale by j. u CONLEY g co -'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-21

Trains leaving Kingston at so A. VI. for Scran.
Passengers taking Train South from Scrl nton Al
j 80 a. NJ. via Northumberland reach Harrisburg
l2.3O p NJ, Baltimore SO +. NJ, Washington 10 =.
10 =. NJ. via Rupert reach Philadelphia nj 90 p m.
II. !. FuHhhNp:.
Kingston, Jan % iS6I
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BRICK! BRICK! BRICK
10 vi" SttIhehs at SunbWry and
Nicinffy

vicinity.
fJNIiE undersigned have bought the Brick .ynrd
l. and Improvements, formerly leased and work cd
by \. II. Stevens, and have made additional inn
pro'ements and are now prepared to make contracts
10 ,i, hahalaetrTe and deliver BRICK in large quuu,
by the manufacture of good article. and p!onpt
attention To business we hope to receive a share Of
public patronage. Orders left at the Brick. Yard
or box IA, Sudbury Post Office, will be promptly
attended to
I HINES / CO
SnnbuTN. NAV Is IshI -Sn,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-21
Coachmakers,

NE are selling Rims, Spokes, IIubs. Springs,
w Canvass, Bolts, CLIPS, Axles, &c, very low
Large Stock at
CONLEY 4 co.
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''nsHWah' Esuv Bone Supcr-I'hos-
Isha1e'

Remember the place. Sample and Sales Room
nearly opposite Conly's Hardware Store Market
street, between Third and Fourth streets Building
dark painted.
Anuust 25 lSff.
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REMEMBER THE DEAD.

MI ESSRS. d. c. Dissinger and John y Taylor
WI would respectfully announce TO the citizens Of
sunbury and surrounding country, that ha'tg
formed co.partnership, they arc now prepared 10
furnish ornamcnted anu plain
ssravestoaes,T TOs0bs ~ Monuments
of the best italian and American marble, at prices
that cannot fail TO give entire satisfaction, and TO
spectfully solicit the public patronage
DISSINGER 4 IAlLOb
Sudbury, March 81, ls66.--ly.
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Also, the celebrated MORNING GLORY.
Coal Oil, Coal ssiI Lamps. shades.
ihiInuies. and all articles

usually kept in an establishment OF thi. kind
They nrc also prepared furnish Slate and DO sain,
in the best wnrkuHuiikc manner.
Also, to do Tin Roofing, Scouting. Rnnre and
Furnace Work, Has FITTING, &e. Repairing neatly
and cheaply executed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-21
sUNBURY BUILDING LOTS

IL J. W. CAKES Addition To the Go.ougn Of
L Sunbury, for sale ON reasonable terms
Apply to Dr. Il. II AWl and.
SOL. BROSIOUS.
" Sunhury, l'n.
Or 7. W. SHkAFER Pots,iIle. Pa
NOY q 1866
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-21
A.adies' Fancy Fairs

Gents Fur Gloves and Collars.
L am enabled to dispose of my goods at very rea
sonable prices and would therefore solicit a call
from my friends of Northumberland county and Vi
einity.
Remember the Name, Number and Street
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 7lS ARCH St., ab. 9TH, south side, Philad a.
LIy51I have no partner, nor connection with any
other store in Philadelphia
Sent % 1857 INV
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The Association have appointed Receivers, Mcssrs
GEORGE A. COOKE co, whse well known nie
gGly and business experience will he sufficient guaIa
tee that the money rTustel Ia them viii be promptly a
p.IGd TO the puipsc stated
PmLAbELrHlA, Pa, May 20, lsG7.
To the Officers and MeIubeIs Of the Washington Liza
Ty Co, n. :. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt of your favor Of the 18Th ns
notifying OF appointment RI celveTs for your
Company, we took the liberty To submit copy Of your
Chatter, with plan Of your enterprise, To the highest
legal authority Of ihe state and having received his f.
able opinion regard to ITS legality, and syInpE'5 &ng
with the benevolent object Of y1uI Association the
education and maintenance Of the OIphan children # our
soldiers and sailors the Riverside Institute have
concluded 10 accept the trust aid best efforts 10
promote so worthy an object
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
GEO a. COOKE co.
Address all letters and orders tO
GEO. A. COOKE co, BANKERS,
80 SoIIn Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Receivers loJ the Washington Library Co.
tRsN L. LIGHTNER Bookseller a StatiOner
Sunbury Pa, is the authorized Agent Of the Com
pany for this place and vicinity,
October 10, 1867
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-21
Paints, Oils, 40.

- tgll stock of Oils comprising Linseed Oil Goa
III fish on, and lubricating Oil for Engines IN
Machinery, NarnisheS lass, away. on hand ut low
prices at C0NLEY a CO.'S
INOR saddlers We have Saddle Trees, Bits, Buck
l. les, Gig Trees, Pad Trees, Hanes, all kinds aud
every thing pertaining to the business for sale by
j. IL. CONLEl a Ck,