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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

md IheTtuponi hfY FotItA Y Montpelier a.
declared duly cleo ed Chaplain 4 the House.
By Nj Ro's q ST Johnstury, that each member FOR.
wad TO The CLERK slip Of pspe, his name AID post
Office adde's, nunbT Of seat bond place number Of
room. and newspaper to enable The Clerk 10 make up
theLesslave Directory adopted.
The speaker snneunced as committee on rules, Mesrs
Park Of Bennington, Johnson Of Roekng CHAM and Par
her 4 Moleot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

AllcCck'S Porous.
Have the compactness Md and the nexby ofa silk glove
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

~ at qeneler oi tfry hair that trarrmer of gray hair
The sF teauuher q hair ~ every unpleasant shade q color
CHRiSTdDOHDS HIIR DYE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
SMOLANDER' SEXTRACT BUCnU
ounEi
ALL KIDNEY DISEA SES

]. A. BURLEIGH, Wholesale Druggist, B ,ston,
II 20 GESRRAL AGEHr.
TO CONSUMPr\ Rs.
The REv. EnwAgD A. WILSON viii send Gree Of charesl
~ al so d. size Il the prescription With The directions ior
mains aud using " simple remedy by which hs, cutgd
onls on 70 nc Ne pes suer
sill tn viii nothing, aud may
Htv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
81 No. i65 nth lud So, Nilitmsburs Nrs York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
nd Tor sale by Druggl8ts 8 neralIy,
SCROFULA.

Dr. LuGoL Of Paris one eminent Chemists Of
Europe said
The astounding results be ancipated when
dine may he d. solved pure watrrn
Df II. AEpREws after fifteen scientific research and
experiment, has succeeded To- ds0iyng quarter
Frans u Iodine 70 each tud o.
touHds fssWi harf Joiaufd use, particularly sufufua
and diseases therefrnm. Circulars iree.
OT II, AndeTs' Iodine Water sale Z. DiNSMORE,
30 ney street, New YORK and DO all Druggists
TO INSURE GOOD HEALTH during the summer months.
take good care yourself spring justas sound healthy
constitution l. the result Of and In early youth.
few doses Of Downs E2er, and udeous q Henryis
Lnimtnt during the spring months when you liable
to contract cold than any other ear will save
from bed Of sickness inolerabe heat Of July
and August comes upon you Oct. l. " limo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
H E n n T. II TEO 80 .
HEW YOEK.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.--Partial returns from
the Senatorial districts show that Tweed,
Morton, Creamer, Brady and Genet, all
Democrats, are elected
The returns from the interior indicate
that the State has probably gone Democratic
6y N large majority
NEW York, Nov 5-t1:45 r. M.-The
complete city vote gives 50,Sl9 Democratic
majority, n Democratic gain of 10000. The
returns from the interior, though meagre,
show that the Republican majorities will not
be Sufficient to overcome this tremendous
majority in the city. The returns from Kings
and the river counties show no exception TO
the general rule Of heavy Deu ocratic gains
everywhere The State has evidently gone
Democratic by at least &c, 900 majority.
Nkw YonK, Nov. 6--2 \. M.--Thc follow.
ing is The vote in this city. Mexican (Rep),
25,G40; Nelson (DomD, $500. Democratic
majority, G0,1Cp. Other figures make the
majority Gl,lG0.
There is nothing to add to previous dis
patCacs. The Legislature is probably Dem.
oerltie; at least in the Assembly. All the
Republican counties show heavy falling of,
saj all .ho Democratic counties gains. The
entire Democratic Ticket iI this city anG
Broohlyn is elected.
New YORK, Nov. C. A. M.--trom New
Jersey we have the same story as from New
York State, that is large Democratic gains
everywhere. The Legislature will be Demo.
cratic in both branches.
New YoRK, Nov. G.--Thc Hcrald claims
the State by from 10, coo to 10000 majority.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.--Thc Democratic ma.
jority in this city is 6l 500.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
EkkNkSR.

LAvESwonIn, NOV 5.--Out Of about
thir;ytive hundred registered only twenty
SIX hundred votes were cast here to day.
The negro suffrage proposition received here
only about seven huudrcl votes Mrs. Stan
ton unl Susan u. Aathonv, who have been
canyassiag the State, ia favor Of female sut-
frHgc, visited the polls OF each ward and
addressed the voters. This ia probably the
frat occurrence Of the Kind in this country.
They were accompanied by the NulChison
family, who sang some of their campaign
songs, and were received 1T every precinct
with hearty cheers for Woman's rights and
female suffrage.
The proposition 20 strike the word male
from the constitution will probably receive
larger vote than either OF the ether pro.
posed amendments.
Sr. LoUIs, nov. 5.-Tko returns from
Kansas arc meagrc, but indicate that Both
, female and negro suffrage are defeated by
5000 TO 10000 majority.
Lcavcnworth gives 500 to . coo majority
! against negro suffrage. The cntire Demo
cratic county ticket Is elected, and four
Democratic Representatives to the Lcgisla-
ture by large MINORITY.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Nov. 5.-TAe Rcpub-
iCan ticket is elected in this county by the
usual WtUoIlty' II ne negro anC Itha'S sur
frage question arc defeated 10y small majori-
les.
Topeka city and Shawnee county give
shout 500 majority against negro suffrage.
SaIina gives large majority against negro
suffrage.
The returns from Riley county Indicate a
smail majority in favor OF negro Rul'rage.
WyaDd0tte county elects Tue whole Demo
cratic ticket ond defeats negro Suffrage by
500 majority.
White C!oud gives 81 majority against
: negro suffrage
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
NEW JERSEY ELECTION,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-The Trenton
State Gazette thus sums up the result in New
Jersey The next House of Assembly is
overwhelmingly Democratic. We cannot
give the exact state Of the pa, Ties, but there
is enough to. say that tie Republicans will
be represented by q very lean minority. Six
Senators we're elected in Sussex, PasSaic,
Middlescx, Huntcrdon, burlington and Cape
May counties. OF these, Burlington, Pas
sale aud Cape Nag were represented in the
last Senate by Republicans Now PaSsnc
elects Hopper, Dem, and Burlington county
has elected Job GuskiIl, tic Democratic
candidate
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

In the matter Uf the Petition Of cilzGus Of the Com.
monwedha Of PennsylVanlu, residing IA The borough Of
Suuuufy IA the County of Northumberland for Charter
cf Incorporation to be called and known The Sunbury
Mutual Saving Fund aud Building Association its pTucl-
pal business to he conducted IA the bOIough Of SunLQry
in said County
NoTcE uEREBY GIVEN that application has been made
G The Court OF Common Psas OF NoIthuml eIaud County
by citizens Of this Commonwealth, for Charter Uf In.
corporation, according TO the objects, articles and cond-
ons, and with the name, style and title specified,
aHd contained certain instrument OF writing, called the
"Cmstitnti0u Of the Summary Mutual Saving Fund and
Radug Association tiled in tie PTohnnotary's oice at
Sunbury said County, te hlth day ct November A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven aud that
ifno sufficient reAsoA be shown 30 the contrary, said Char
ter uf Incorporation Will I've granted an pursuance Of the
provisions OF the OF Assembly ia such made and
noyided according 10 the tenor and effect nf said nsru
inent OF writing at the Of said Court towit
the frst Monday in January neat.
,~-, BY order of the Court,
} sEAL. PIothonoRry's Ofice ioHv =. REIHESs NynER
t~-~~~> sunhuiy Now, 1875 froihonoiHry.
Slnbulv, Nov qth, ieGTl'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
EBso1s CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2.--Late Arizona
adSccs state that Major Clendennis' force
vas attacked by the Iiuilapa Indians near
HuIlapai Mountain, and compelled to fall
back. Major ClGndennis retired to his camp
after three days scout. lie fought the
Serumb band, and drove them from a rancho.
Among the articles abandoned by the In
dans were the blanks and papers belonging
to Ii military party lately driven from Sacra-
mento District, He lost four meu
The Indians killed another mail rider near
Wyckenburg. Before the adjournment, the
Legislature passed resolutions condemning
the policy Of General Mcdowell in Indian
affairs, aud asking that the territory be
erected into q scperate department. \ mem
orial, asking Congress that tue Governor be
allowed to raise a regiment of volunteers to
take the field against the Indians, was
unanimously adopted
One company of Arizona Volunteers, sta
toned at Camp Lincoln in the summer of
1866, killed one hundred Apaches in three
months. The Fourteenth Regular Infantry,
stationed there fer six months past, have
not killed an Indian, and the settlers have
lost their crops under the eyes of the officers
and men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN--H4RD RUBBER -
In the Circuit Court OF the United States in
Brooklyn, on Monday, Judge Benedict
granted an injunction against Drs. Wait,
Newbrough, Dix, Durkin and Young, re-
straining them from the further use OF hard
rubber in dentistry The injunction in DR..
Waits case is of interest, because it was
made the test case to settle the question be-
tween the dentists and the owners ol the
h7rd rulhor patents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
From south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Nov. b--The official regis
tration returns from lhrcc-loui;ha nj al Inc
districts in this State show that the blacks
SO iar have majority Of SO s34. Only nine
cut Of thirty-oue districts have white ma
joritics.
4 large amount o: obligations, exceeding
bait a million in the aggregate, due chiefly to
aoltaern creditors, matorud at the city banks
yesterday, and were promptly paid.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

WAsHINaToH, Nov. 8.--The Sunday cdi-
tiou of the Inteltigencer, Which is known
here as the Prcsident's organ, has a leading
editorial assailing General Grant, charging
him with having clerks removed from the
Paymaster- Generals Office on account ol
their Democratic sympathies, and among
cases OF prescription instanced by said pa
per- is that of a clerk who served in the first
Rebel army raised in 1861, who now claim,
to DC loyal, though Dcmocrat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
a ErGriSic Esaaaic Near Eerpf.
ITALY.

PARIS, Noy 5.-In the Gght between the
Garibaldians and the Papal troops, near
Tcrni, three thousand Of the former were
either killed. wounded or captured. Carl.
baldi and his son Menotto were taken pri-
soners and sent to Florence as prisoners Of
var.
Four thousand Garibaldians, willie on the
march to reinforce the insurgents. were stop
ped, Gisarmed and turned back by the Ital-
ianS. The greatest agitation prevails in
Italy. The utimatum of tue Emperor Ma
polcon is to be answered by OF before Thurs
Gay next.
LONDON, Nov. 5--EYcniug 1t is said
that the Italians have repassed the frontier
1t is also stated that the Emperor Napoleon
has received General Marmora, the Italian
Ambassador.
GENOA, Nov. 5--GaribaIdi has arrived al
Spezzia, on board of an Italian man-of war
He is prisoner in the hands OF the Italian
Government.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
THB"oAzsrTn" ND OURSELVES.

THB"GAsGTTE" ND OURSELVES.
If the editor of the Gdsato feels uRcom-
Portable under The charge OF having voted
arainst Mr.. Bisel, be has no one to blame
but himself and VIC can assure him, from in
dutitable testimony, that the less hc says on
the subject, tie better An emphatic denial,
IN large capitals, may look formidable in
priut. bat will not pass for evidence, in an
Intelligent community, unless supported by
facts. Rut the tae,s unfortunately, are
against him. If lie did not vote :tg In
i.eiscnring, and never insUnlcd to 90 50, lie
has been most unfortunate in The use q his
language, and in creating an impression
directly the reverse Of what ue intcnded
We never indulge in personalities unless
PROVOKED to do &c IN reply to personal at.
tHcks. We were in possession Of what VIC
deemed conciusty. testimony ia regard to
that report three weeks before the cleo
tion, without making the slightest refer
encO to the same in oar columns, until tho
nujustisble attack on ourselves brought 1t
out. Ills statement to the effect that he
had been anxious, If not itching, Cor some
years past, for an opportunity to pitch into
Mr.. Lesenring for his prosecutions Of the
Gazette, does not tally with his acts, and
loses all its force when contrastcd with the
fact that wheu such an opportunity did
occur, he was entirely oblivious Of any such
anxiety or itching propensity add that in
his last Issue, preceding the election, while
pitching into the opponents Of MessTa
Bright and Fiskc, wi.h great yigor, and
when Mr.. Leisenrins gugt: to have expect
ed utter annihilation, he WAS permitted to
escape without a hair On his head bciEJ
hurt, Or even his cquanimity OF temper be-
ing rufTied By the mgntioa Of Nr. Bistl's
name.
But our neighbor, in his anxiety to screen
himself, ought not to be unjust to Mr. Lei
senr,ng, who we know to our cost, has been
warm friend Of the G,ts,tte, and who did
not even support the Democrat whcn first
established. Admitting that our neighbol
had voted for MIR LeiscnrnC, under such
circumstances, we would not have deemed
IL lnc lnOst hclHous OlILHCC "a u'S ''A<i NHLCSi
his subsequent denial made it 50.
Our neighbor is mistaken in supposipG
that we claim any superiority. Our modes
ty is only equaIcd by his own. Nothing
would induce US even 20 Intimate that the
Democratic majority in this county was re
duced from 1000 to 400 on our leaving The
party, even il we were vain enough 10 think
go We desire 10 controversy With any oi
our contemporaries, and trust our nei5hbor'.
future, viii not provoke any On out part.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

s-3"A teegraphic despatch says that two
indian tribes, elegantly named the BiacAlcet
and Big Bellies, have INDUCED in another
3Sht on tic Plaius, and that the latter lost
ninety men, Now the Blackfoet are to be
warred against by four tribes acting in the
interest Of the Big Bellies, The red man
will flcht-"it is his nature to-"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS,
BuLLocK's MAJORITY OVER 10000

Boston, Mass, Nov 8--P. N-Returns
from 249 town give Bullock, the Repupi-
can candidate for Governor, S2,G2G, and
John Q. Adams, Democrat, SO 58G-msiori-
ty 2l,0T0. Ofthe State Senators elected, as
far as heard from, 2S are liccEse men, and 6
Tor prohibition. Of 1875 Representatives
heard from ld5 arc for license john Q.
Adams, though not elected Governor, is
elected as y Representative.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
NEW GOODS,

South side Of Market Square, SUDBURY, Pa,
HAS just returned from the city with large,
/ I handsome and cheapest assortment of Partisan
styles Of Ladies' and Misses Hats and uOlnets in
sunbuy, OF the following patterns, Princess Alaska
All Right, Floretta, Sensation, Turban, Also,
Sacquos, Breakfast Shawls Zephyr-knit Sacques,
feathers ycivets silks, laces, ornaments, Trimmings
Furs, Fur Trimmings, Wells, both Lace and GrenR-
dine Embroidery, Cluna Lace and Linnen Collars
and Cults.
Gentlemen's Goods such as Hosiery. Haudker-
chiefs, Neck-ties, Brushes and goods for the toilet
Also, fine assortment Of Periumery, and all
goods usually kept in well furnished establishment.
Thankful for past tayors she hopes by further
desire to please the public tho continuance of their
patronage.
LOUISA SHlSSLER,
Nov g 1897
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
Sharswood,s nlainli.r

On TINS announcement Of the vote, Gov
efnoF Gaary read his proclamation declaring
george HAarswood elected a Judge of the
nHpreme Court of Pennsylvania.
neither on not Judge Sharswood's clec.
H'A Will he contested is y subject for after
toHSiGeralion, Certain it is, However, that
rs claim to the high Office of Judge OF
'ne supreme Cour: Of Pennsylvania is based
un frauds committed by his political sup,
foiters.-Ih5Tisbuyy Teiezra9h
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

CmcAoo, Nov. 5-Ghe election to day
passed OF very quietly. Only about a two.
thirds vote was polied. General Osborne,
the Republican candidate for Comfy Trca
surur, has 40O3 majority in;the city,with one
precinct to hear from. His majority in the
county will probably exceed 5000.
J. II, Wilson, who ran IA an Independan,
candidate Tor Judge Of the Superior Court,
s beaten in this city by $40 majority
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
GREAT RRlTAIE-

LoHDo., Nov 5-Noon. Serious bread
riots occurred in Exeter Yesterday. Every
meat and bread shop in the city has been
sacked. At the time of sending the dispatch,
incendiary fires are breaking our in every
part Of the town There is much excitement.
and the local authorities have petitioned
The government to quell the disorder.
LONDON, Nov. 5.--Parliamcnt has hecn
called to re-assemblc on the 18th Of the
present month.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.Evcning Theodore
Knows Il Co., cotton merchants of this city,
have suspended payment.
IRELAND.
LoNDoS. Nov. 5-Evenng. Dispatches
from Dublin state that arrests Of supposed
Fenians still continue to be made. General
NHgle is to he tried et Sligo.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, Nov. 5-Eycning.- g.-Thc Vienna
DisPdtrd, q semi.ollicinl journal OF this city
states that Baron Won Buest in a note, says
that the policy of tie Emperor Napoleon
and that of Francis Joseph are the same
namely, that Of peace.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov j--Evening. 1t is thought
mere that the recent defeat of Garlbaidi can,
GELS the u.timatum of Napoleon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

insre VII be a meeting at Reading, Pa.,
f'reiy' 81 the heirs To- the Zinmormd and
ho'h'fme' estates IN Holland. These estates
n'e SAD 10 he worth 80 o01,G10. So much
..'r TofFH, probably for the American heirs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
!. II. PuRpY, J. d. JAMES.
PURDy O. JAMES,
T. II. PuRDY,

ATIUKNE1B 8 AT LAW, bUNBUHf, PA.
ofioe-Market street, doors west Of the railroad,
lately used Post Ofioe.
Will attend promptly 20 the collection Of claims
and other professional business intrusted to his care,
in Northumberland and adjoining counties
November 0, 1867,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.
ITALY.

| PARIs, Nov. 4--Eveuing. = The following
intelligence has just been received here from
| Rome:
AT o'clock this morning the Papal troops
supported by the French forces, attacked
Garibaldi at Monte Rotondo and defeated
him.
Some reports say that Garibaldi is pris.
oner. and others that he was killed. About
half an hour after the attack commenced
Garbaldi, finding that his retreat was cut
off, fought his way to the town Of Monte
Rotondo, where he was reinforced by some
Italian troops, but the French coming to the
assistance OF the Pontticial soldiers, he was
beaten.
The following account comes from another
source
Garibadi was attacked and defeated on
Sunday. Ne retreated and surrendered to
the Italians,
PARIS, Nov. 4--Midnigh..-G Gen. La Mar.
mora, who was sent to Paris by the King of
Italy, on mission, the nature of which has
not been developed, has returned to Flor.
ence, he having failed in accomplishing the
objects for which he was dispatched hither.
The ultimatum of the Emperor Napoleon
was presented hy the French charge d'aitairs
at Florence, to The Italian Government, on
Sunday, and an instantaneous reply de-
Z ,,,,plpI
/ LoypoS, Noy. 4-Noon.- proposition
/ to settle the Roman question by popular
| vote Of the people was not Napoleon's idea,
! but was spoken of as a suggestion Of Italy,
! Prussia and France.
! pARts. Nov. 4-Noou.- The 1GnttcHr SAYS
! II Moustier has sent n note to the Frcuch
charge d'atfairs at Florence, in which ne
savs the Italian advance into the Papal ter.
ritorv is violation of law and of the treaty,
and That Napolrnn will not opproye cf il
bv ward or bv silence. lie is also directed
10 psk IN exclamation Of the Italian Govern,
mont
Only tvo French REGIMENTS are in Rome.
T"Iro,, Nv 4 -,rha poDal
forces will assume the offensive Immediately.
ToyDoy. Nov 4-3s ,r--Iste dispotchcs
inst received from Ejorrnce state that the
y,tr nf .hn ,n,,ne epl ,,rovirnas nj Rome is
unoninons ror u,Iy
Tn,.noy Toy + ,,Tt;a ROW re-
nortrd that tLa rmnsror Tcnolnon rpcuirr,
ning Victor Emnuuel 70 eXpel Garibaldi,
and r. int ia ,ic,o h, Ir-,,,,linrN viii r,firn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
ChEiGren's C.rr;a.ess

NIE would call the attention of those wanting
w Child's Carriage, to our new and large sssort
usnt comprising new and beautiful style,
j, II COALEl q co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

AZ LNLARoap.-- We neglected to notice,
last week, the enlargement Of the Nj}toaiao,
snd aieo of the LcwishurJ Chronicle, We
trus. our cotemPorarics "a inGurring these
additional expenses will not be disappoint.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

~" BANKS. Most OF the Philadelphia
Banks declared their semi annual dividends
m Tuesday last The banks have hcea do
iDga thriving business. as the dividends
run Up fgom 10 10 per cent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

~ The elections Oh Tuesday last nave
resulted, as Was cXPected, in favor OF the
Democrats Like the elections in Ponnsyi
vHnia the loss IS not 50 much the result Of
al increase on the vote OF the Democrats as
apathy on tbs part Of the Republicans. In
New York the Democratic majority is about
20G0o, or sometinc less than the number Of
Illegal votes po!lcd in tho city oi New YORK
for ihe Democrats, which gives 80 900 MA.
)oritv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.

MISS KATE BLACIE,
Market Square, two joors East Of the old Bank
building, SUNBURY, Penn'ai
las opened fresh supply Of the latest styles Of
from the most fashionable Establishments In Phila
delphia.
Cheap De Laines, Alpaoas French Merino5, Plain
and Plaid Poplins, Mourning Goods, Cloths, Saoquo
Fiannels, Ladies and Childrens' Hats Feathers,
Mibbons, Dress Trimmings, Embroideries, Lace
vels and handkorchiefs, gloves, hosiery, Balmoral
skirts breakfast and Blanket Shawls inter Sacuues
and Ladies' goods of every description. . .t :.
uents' Collars, Neck-ties, Haff-hose, Handker.
chiefs and Gloves.
Perfuinery Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes Combs, etc.
/, III Iiopsins' Elliptic Skirts
KATk BLACK
Sunbury, Nov. 2, 1887.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

Prior 10 the war, the bank circulation of
Augusta, Georgia, amounted to nearly $l0,-
600, GOO, all of which was well and proftably
employed 10 Legitimate trade. Now the
a'sliebie bank circulation is about & 40 GOO
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

Sa', and Express connect with all ,r.inaon War.
r 10 4 Franklin Railway. Passengers leaving PHI.
a-g.Plta at Il 90 NJ arrive at Iryineton ct ina IN
and Oil City ut Q.jOam 49,
Leaving Philadelphia at ) 90 ?. NJ, s-,tva @, Oil
cry at IS p Ii. ' 0''
All trains on Warren K fraukln Railway make
close connections at Oil City with trains for Fra7L
iil In md Petroleum Centre, BAGGAGE CuECnED
hLEEGD l.. TYLER.
General Etl.nr frf.- >,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

SEE advertisement Of Speers Wines in another
column They pure juice wines and the most
reliable for sickness-superior for communion pur-
noses