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mo. 3d.
AN ACT TO REPEAL AN ACT ENTITLED GAN ACT TIC
AUTHORIZE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO FURNISH
THEIR FREEDMAN AND OTHER EMPLOYEES vIrH
ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE WITHOUT INCURRING
TIE PENALTY OF RETAIL MERCHANTs,u APP.
PROVED MARCH 81, 1866.
WHERE'S, The act OF the Legislature, the title
OF which s set forth in the title of the present act
Is against the interest of the laborer and an act
OF injustice to the tax paying storekeeper:
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by Tie Senate and
Rouse o. REPRESENTATIVES, Of he State of Lo,tisi-
ana in General Assembly concerned. That the
same be and is hereby repealed.
(Signed) CHAs. w. LOWELL
speaker of tho uouse of Representatives
(Signed) OSCAR j. DrNN-
Lieutenant Governor aud President of the Senate
Approved September II, lS6s.
(Sgned) H. c. wARMorH.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State,
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NOTICE
MOTTO

~
The firm of LOGAN CLAIBORNE having this aay been
dissolved by mutual consent George VIM Logan
the liabilities Of the firm and hencsforth coutinue the
business in his own name snd for his own account
GEO VIM LOGAN, JR
July a. 1905 W. z. c. CLAIBORNE, JR,
inviting attention 70 TIE above announcement would
respectfully solicit Of my friends continuance of their
patronage. GEO. wE. LOGAN. JR-. -
Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant
No. "a Union street,
New Orleans. La
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Company. onesn-aso. v. sadisr, O. p; .. 4. Burke
q. p; W. n. Wright, Scribe
MAGNOLIA ENcAxPMENpNo.
Meets the second and fourth Saturdays IN each month
Baton Rouge Oncsn-OscAr Bsrbee O. p; L. O. Morris.
q. r.; h Csaxiinaky, Scribe
WARRINGTON ENoAMPMEnr nos
Meets the ssocnd fourth Mondays month.
Margny Buildings Third District ocsrs Y. stAhsl r
u. ,. sturrksa n. p; J. Reinsr. Serbia ST.
LAFAYETTE ENCAMPMENr NOT
Meets the nst and third Wednesday In jefferson Han,
Of Magazine Philip strssts Fourth Distict.
omosrsJ ". Allen o. p. Frank Pastsr, Il. r. aeorss
Ritter. Scribe. r-r ID --.r
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets In the Once Of the Grand Secretary, the
Monday IN January, April July and oetsssr Tue ssv
Board meets the third Monday IN January for oasansa-
ton ocers-J q. Dunlap PRESIDENT Josiah Foss sssss
tszy, Joseph West. Treasurer John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets in ONCE Grand Secretary nrt Friday evening
month oncers-A. W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah Folgx.
Secretary. ..a. 4. .... f.. .H ....
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF A.
ISOLATION.
Meets m once Grand Secretary, Saturday month
Annual meeting last Saturday In January. ocers fer 1862
T. Rusha President; q. w. Roper. First Vice Presidents
fnster Second Vice President; Luther Hsmes Secretary
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer .
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets nrst Monday In each MONTH Once OF tho Grad
Secretary. Election hrst Monday In May for Drsoiotl
BOARD roR le6s-Presidens-E. NJ Rasha, n. W. @ n.
Finance co"mittee-J. q. Dunisp A. Wallace Hunssr;
Eugene p. Bruesrs.
Hall csmmmee-G. L. Thos. H. SHIELDS, E H. Fairchnd,
George Dhmeyer.
Bsaldss Ceumistss-E II. Rusha Lathsr Homes George
O. W. Roper. II. Mnhpaugb. 5. e. Msors, a. L. Henry
JOSIAH FoJGER. Secretary.
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In addition to Government state and Railroad Bends and
Stocks We buy and sell Lands in Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, lows. Missouri Kansas and Nebraska. ar =
The highest sree paid for titles 70 LANDS SOLD FOR
TAXES
We also purchase at Rest rates LAND WARRANTS and
DlsoREDITED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS
Correspondence solicited and any information required
furnished without charge. Address f,--l.---
AUSTIN CoRBIN co.
Bankers, New York City.
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mo ST.
AN act FOR THE RELIEF OF WIDOWS LoUP AND
HURST.
SECTION I. Be IL enacted On Ehe lSenote and
House of Representatives. of tie STATE of Louis.
ana IN General Assembly concerned, That the sum
of three hundred dollars $4,000 is hereby appro-
priated out of any money in the treasury not
Otherwise appropriated, TO each, widow Marie
Loupe and widow Martha Hurst, and that the same
be paid TO each of said parties by the State
treasurer upon the warrant of the State auditor.
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNY.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved September Is, 1868.
(Sgned) n. C. WARNoTH.
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A true copy: ...
GEO. z. BovEE
Secretary of State.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE MO-

EAtLE DE0RkE LODGE NO. 1,
Meets every hrst and third Saturday Lodge Room No
ever the Home Mutual Insurance Company corner csp
Ssichez streets Onicers-A- Mssuresu, d. NJ; Cha a.
Reis, D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer
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Encampments.

TIE T. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets 'emi-snnuay on the fourth Wednesday In Jsnua,
and July Ofcers for 1861. winnenore of No. g. NJ
Grand Patriarch; A. w. Maedone. Of No. s. NJ T. Grand
High Priest; Jules A Forst Of No. l. r w. Grand B. Ward
IN; ". c. Wilson, Of No. l. R. w. Grand scribe B. DasIyA
Of No. l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; Gee. W. Roper,
Of No. s. X W. q. Junior Warden A. wallscs
Hunter. Of No. I. r. W. Grand Representative ;
eeorge Sungesser No. w. O. MARSHALL Frank Pastsr
No. 7, W. Grand Sentinel; NJ Frankford Of No. w. ID.
Grand Sentinel Henry Jones, Of Ne, Dis No. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch.
STANDING Communications and Retrns.-Joth-
Potter, Of No. l. WIN, Bloomfield, Jr Of No g. A. Mazu
resu, Of No.6
STATE Of the order.J O. Dunlap ofNo l. Luther Homes
ofNo I, O. Tnenan, o. No g.
fsnanoe-E- N. Russia, Of No. 7. John B. Hsno, OF NoI
Geo. O. Kauz. Of No. 8.
Constitution and By LaioG-Howard Millspsugn ofNo g.
Edward Pisbury ONO 5 Il ,. sturcken, sfNo.G
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eubordinats Encnmpments.
wILDEY NO. l. 10
Meets on the First and Third Saturdays each month In
Lodge Boon No over the Crescent Mutual Com
psny. omcers-B Ds Silva O. p; A. Themson, II. p. I:
fhonas T. Jones, Scribe. go y
H0BAH ENCANPNENr NO. g. Fl ~
Meets the Second and Fourth Rsturdsvs Of ssh so, a.
Lodge Room No. l. over the Crescent Nutas Insurance
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

4 AnEerEy.rR REsr.-The Harrisburg Ts!esiaph
Of " cdGeslay last s5ys: About six o'clock yCs,er.
day morning, as the Erie Nail Train south was ap.
proaching Northumberland and when within three
miles from that station convict in charge Of the
Sheriff of Tioga county leaped from the train while
going at the rate of twenty miles an hour, The fell
low had his legs chained together and must have
sustained considerable injuries. The shcrif's Depu.
ty proceeded on his way TO Philadelphia with the
remaining five lets, all sontenced for long terms
for atthe last session oc the Toga county
sons, while the Sheriff and posse of men left Nor.
thumberlsnd Immediately after the train stopped
to hunt the escaped dcsperado. The Sheriff and his
bird had not passed through Harrisburg up to late
hour this morning. No doubt the convict was either
killed or badly injured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

The oxrGENArSe WATER ELEvAron.-As va
rious as are the of elevating water by meant
OF pumps and buckets, there are none that arc no,
more or less Objectionable Perhaps one Of the bes
methods Of raising water Is the old fashioned chair
pomp, as II Is called, II II was more durable and
substantial and not 90 easily put out Of repair. The
oxygenated Water Elevator has all the merits Of the
chain pump, with additional advantages while II ID
free from ih fsuit. II has tubing 10 wear out or
70 become obstructed, while II eievates water moro
steadily and with less labor. II can be put Into a
well or removed therefrom by one person, 10 few
minutes, With little or no help. IA, In fact, an
endless chain with series of small iron buckets,
that constantly take up and discharge water. Its
simplicity, cheapness and durability to say nothing
of Its value in purifying the water by constantly
introducing fresh air into the body of water in the
we'll, makes II, in our estimation one Of the most
desirable means Of raising water We have ever seen
By this means even foul wells may be purified One
of these elevators can be seen in operation at the
residence Of the editor Mr. o. X. Moore, tho pro.
pfictor, Ia at the Central Hotel, in this place, and
will remain but day or two
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

TRIAL LIsr.--Thc following is the trial list for
the March term of Court. The first twelve cases
are for trial Wednesday of the fret week and the
remaining thirty three for the second week
Adam X. Fahnestock VS.. Sol b. Boyer, ct al.
Potter Hanseman VS.. Robert b. Mccoy
John Walize VS.. Executors Of John Walize, dec d.
2. Hogendoebler VS.. W L. Antrim ct al.
John Weiser Harriet Mari, ct al.
Peter Ganser VS.. George Delp.
Henry Raup VS.. j. &. W Herring
William Young VS.. The Penna. K. X. Co.
Christian Grener, endorsee, VS.. Daniel Dressler.
Young and Brother VS.. 7. Hanselman Co.
Same same
James II. Young vs.. VIM H. Moore.
Marion Piper VS.. T. s. Trego
John Riesel ct al vs.. Wm, NJ. Weaver, Sheriff.
Jonathan Hoover apd John Yarnell vs. The Sus-
auehanna Coal and Coal Mountain Co.
Jonathan Hoover VS.. same.
Jonathan Hoover and Vim. Starr VS.. same
J. H Foresman VS.. Joseph Long.
John Louck VS.. William IL. Douty.
Joseph Carney vs.. David Lomison.
MARY Blman ys. S. L. Bergstresser,
Peter Immel vs. Herman BergestOck.
John A. Sprenger VS.. Fred Dipner.
Mary BlIuan We. s. l.. Bergstresser.
,John Albright, Admir-, VS.. Z. d. Snyder,
Thomas Russel vs. Peter Lilly,
Shell and Berger vs. WIN. d. kemmeror,
John Wagner VS.. Peter Wagner, ct al
George W. Arbogast VS.. B. NJ Bubb
Mary +. lIalsey vs.. Catharine Bower.
Hesthecote Co. VS.. Joseph Baeher
RrOOks q Newberry vs. The LaekawannaR T. Go
Hiram Reynolds VS.. John Mccormick
John Heckel vs. DR.. Ii. W Adams.
ID. w. Smith VS.. The Milton National Bank.
John S, Nickel vs. The Atlantic and Great Wes
tern Railroad Co.
John Riem va. Daniel Dressler.
Sol Miller ys. John Foy and NJ Brymire.
Robert W Kerns ct al vs. The Northern Centra
Railway Company.
WIN. B Williams We. Thomas Baumgardner.
John Kinney VS.. Adam Wagner.
The County of Northumberla vs.. the Borough
Of Sunbury.
Augustus sprnguen vs VIM. Otto, ct al
CIV Snyder We M; s.s ssss; 3
Jacob MschameT T>A<hsmr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

CONVENTION OF SHIpPKns AND BoArxEx.-wc
notice in one of the Harrisburg papers call for
convention Of shippers and bostmen, to be held at
the Washington House, in Sunbury, on Thursday the
10th inst to consult together concerning their in.
tcress. Among the names attached to the call we
observe those Of John Haas & Co., Grant & Brother
and Charles Rinehart, of this place. They publish
the following in relation to the rates of toll on the
main line of the Pennsylvania canal which we IRE.
sume will be acted on at the convention:
Whereas provision in the act of sale of the main
line OF the Pennsylvania canal declares "that the
rate Of toll on freight or tonnage passing the said
canal, from the Junction to Columbia, coming from
North and West Branch and Susquehanna canals,
shall not at any time be greater than the toll now
on the said canals per toll sheet heretofore
published by the Canal Commissioners for the year
1857 - and whereas this provision has been habitu-
ally violated; and whereas our individual protests
and remonstrances have been without effect, it is
time that we take come united action the matter.
Dur interests are dsregarded the law is trampcd
down Come and consult together that we may
compel both to be respected.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

luz Poop-!tcUsE BILL VETOED will be seen
BY the following extracts from Gov. Geary's veto
message of the Northumberland County Poor House
Bill that lie refused to approve the bill on account of
its 'erude and ungrammatical construction" The
Governor is uuquestionaby right when he says tina,
no bill should become a law which is crudely or
anbguously drawn up, whether by design or by
ignorance Such laws frequently cause expense and
litigation TO parties, ms we'll as to the county.
The objects Of the present bill are proper and
many Of its provisions are we'll calculated to attain
the desired ends, but, whole, it is SO crudely
drawn, and in every way in such bad shape, that
ind 1t impossible te give my approval. To enume-
rate all its impcrfectons would require too much
time and space but it is due to all concerned that
sume CITIZEN should be pointed out
The hrsi section authorizes the corporation to max @
section is nothing but useless repetition of tho
authority.
The first part Of the second section is as follows:
"1hat the said commissioner above named, or heir
Successors il office, duly elected or appointed, and
qualified in accordance with the provisions herein
after contained or majority Of them as after
the passage Of this act practicable, to determined
upon purchase such real estate within tho bounds of
said township DO.
This extract, from most important part of the
hill, is nanifestly very bad grammar, and very
doubtful sense.
The s;sth section, which prcscrbes the method of
iaAation nhs in VI no les tban nine unhed BLANKS.
Apparently there intended to be filed and yet
nobody bat the Legislature has the right to do it.
II such was not the intention the ton should have
been drawn without them.
III the seventh section the Phrase ''to be removed
ia carefully repeated withou, any intermediate
words
In ihs fourteenth and twen,y-third sections tho
townships and boroughs included in the bill called
"the corporation"
But why nerae further2 The whole bill is full
OF grammatical errors, useless repetitons and pnlpa
Secretary 81 the Commonwealth has any authority
to correct them. To put such m enactment the
statute books in this age Of free schools, would be 4
reproach 10 the State, which am unwilling TO
lion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

The MIDDLEcREEK RAILRoAp.-An election for
Presdcn; and Directors Of the Middlecreek Rail.
road was held on the 23th ut., which resulted as
follows President Joseph Alexander; Directors,
L. L. Benedict Henry c. Eyer, Aaron X. Gift, John
Hayes, jr., Amos W, Mitchell, Abram X. Middics.
warth, John A. Mckee, j. 7. Reynolds Thos. L.
Reese, Moses Spccht, George Schnure and William
willis.
The Levisiown Ga=ctte, Of Wednesday last, in
speaking of the road, says ;-"In addition to the
facts stated last week. we learn that the bridge at
Northumberland has been examined, was found
strong enough 70 bear railroad train with dummy
engine, and arrangements consummated for its use
so that connection will at once be made with the
Lackawanna & Boomsburg road"
The idea Of using the present Toai and towing
bridge at Northumberland as a railroad bridge is
freak OF fancy that no competent engineer would
seriously entertain iii were even strong enough
it could be used for the purposes for which il
was designed, in connection with the railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

FIHE IS JORDAN TowSsurr.--On Monday MORE
ing last, about 10 o'clock the tavern stand Of VIM.
W. Shartel, on the old Tulpehocken road in Jordan
township, this county, discovered to be on frc.
The alarm was given, but before the neighbors
reached the place the whole building was in flames.
But little Of the furniture waa saved. All the
liquors, bedding, &c. were consumed The loss is
about $4,000, on which there is an insurance Of
81 500
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

GEsKEAL GRANTS nomination for the Presidency
seems to be ss "phixed" "phact," judging from
the tone of the press, North and South, ms that the
clothing sold at J f. Shaefers Tailoring Establish
ment, Market Square, is universal favorite with
the public. The comparison has this difference,
howeyer--tha, while Granite praise is in the mouth
of but one party the praise Of shaeer; clothing is
on tho tongue Of all parties.
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To COMsssnlpaIycs.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free
fcharge) to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple rene
dy By which he was cured of lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption His only object is
to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer
will try this prescription, it will cost them nothing
any may prove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
my lS-'67.ly WILLIAMSBURG KINGS co N
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

BLASE LEAsrs.-We have on hand large num-
Der Of blank leases. neatly printed, which We sell
at ten cents pc. copy. AS the season for leasing
property ia at hand, and large number of them
will be required VIC are able to supply the demand
We have them printed with and without the ex
en- ptiou clause
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

DEDIcATIos.-T dedication OF the I. o. of O. +
Hall, of Augusta Lodge, near Foy's Hotel, in Lower
Augusta township, will take place Saturday, 22i
inst. A dinner will be given on the occasion. The
Seinsgrove Band will be in attendance, arriving ut
Sunbury in the morning, and will proceed to the
place with the members of tho order from this place
sud vicinity.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

TAKE VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE. that, to enjoy
winter properly, you must be well guarded against
the elements. When you go skating or sleighing
wrap up warmly, while enjoying the exercise, and
make yourself comfortable. pair of boots or shoes
from Miller's Excelsior Store, Market Square, on
such occasions, iss great luxury and a safeguard
against cold feet.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

"Jrsr THE Fir" said a gentleman who had just
visited the Continental Clothing Bazaar and made
purchase. 1t is good place to buy-you alway,
get clothing as good as it is recommended to you -
slaymaker sells at very reasonable prices, and is al
ways ready to wait upon customers. 1 like to buy
of him. aud can recommend others to do So" Th'
Continental is just the place to sms every one.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

TaE Rusn AT BECK's,-The public are taking ad-
vantage of Beck. low prices, and are carrying his
goods Of, (after being made up into suits of all
styles,) at rapid rate. lie has just repenished
his establishment with another supply of Cloths, Cas-
simeres &C., which he proposes to convert into suits
at reduced prices If you desire to purchase good
article and at reasonable figure, call at Beck 8
Tailoring Establishment, on Fourth street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

"Mr dear Murphy" said an Irishman to his
friend, "why did you betray the secret that was
told YOU ?" "Is It betrayp that you call it? Sure
when found wasn't able to keep 1t myself, didn't
do we'll TO tell 1t to somebody tina. could ?" Some
things should not be kept secret for instance the
fact that s. Faust the fashionable Halter, is manu-
featuring and selling goods very fast snd very
cheap, at bis store, on Market Square.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

taDJob PrintInS.-llsving received n
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, Of various new
styles, Po=ters Handblls, Circulars, Cards Letter
Heads, Dil Heads Labels, &c, can be printed in
the latest and bes; styles and on short notice
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

BEAurruL.-Tho beautiful specimens of the Pho
tographic art on exhibition at Byerly's GALLERY in
Simpsons building, Market Square, tell the public,
in unmistakable language, that Byerly is first
class artist Call up and get life.like picture.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15
Errors of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects Of
youthful indiscreton, will. for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, tho recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, do by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN g. OGDEN
my lS-6Ily ~ Cedar Street, " Y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

60 wide is the field oft
- usefulness and so nus
inerous are its cures, tha.
in almost every section OF
country are persons pub
licly known, who have
been restored by it from
alarming and even despe-
rate diseases of the lungs.
When once tried, its su.
pcriority over every other
cSpcctorant is too appa-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

HEAVY DANAGEs.-Niss Jane e Caldwell, Of
Williamsport, who severely and permanently
injured on tho Cattawissa Railroad, in November,
1865, by the cars being thrown from the track by u
broken rail, between Milton and Danylle has been
awarded Sll coo damages by Philadelphia jury.
1t is said tho case will be taken 10 a higher tribunal
for final decision
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

sriLL AHrAD.-We are pleased to notice that our
barber, over the Post 0hice (Mr, Gunnisonl is ma
kiug preparations 10 employ two more men in his
establishment. Ho has given our place what it has
so long neeicda trst,ciass barber shop. His work
is hurL to beat, and we advise all to patronze him
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15
Special Notiees.

IMMENSELY PoPULAR.--The rroprietors of Coo S
Cough Balsam have succeeded in creating II do.
mand in nearly every village of the United States
Reason why First, It is cfrectual second, it is
cheap; third, it is pleasant to take; fourth they
know how to let the afflicted know IT,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

BARN BrRNED.-on Saturday last the barn Of
Mr.. 1saac Cooper, on Buyers island, about two
miles below this place, was consumed by fire. toge.
ther with lot Of grain, farming utonsils &c. The
loss is about $500, with no insurance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

WATCHES JEW wELRY AND SILVER WARE 80 We
call attention TO tho advertisement of Mr.. A. NJ
MeixeIl, who will open, the first Of March next.
a Watch and JewelIy Store, in the room lately oc,
oupicd by Thaddcus Shannon, in Simpson, building,
Market Square. Mr.. Mcixell has had great lGal
of experience in the business, and is well rccom.
,nenlci
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

HOTEL FOR sALE.-Wc call attention to the ad-
rcrtsement of W. II. Shonfer, who offers the valua-
BILE hotel stand in Northumberland, known the
Burr House, for sale. 1t offers desirable invest.
ment to any wishing to go into the hotel Lsnes.
in that rlana
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

ACCIDENT IN Coal MIsE.-on Thursday of last
week Richard Davis had his right arm fractured
and his head and body badly cut and bruised by tho
unexpected discharge of blast in the mines Mt the
Big Mountain Coliery, near Shamokin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

The list of applicants for tavern and restaurant
licenses, to be presented at the March session of
Court, appears in our advertising columns. There
arc Sc applicants for tavern and 2. for restaurant
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

MORE FunsAcEs.-Three new furnaces arc to be
built in Danville, during next summer One will
be erected by the Pennsylvania Iron Company, one
by tho National Iron Company, and one by Grove
Rrnthars
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-15

Losr.-on Wednesday afternoon last on the road
leading from sunbury to Csdwalladers mill, a fur
collar. The finder will be rewarded by leaving It
at the residence of Mrs. W. L. Dewaft