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New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

lick H. Brown Law renee Burke Julius Buge H. Collins T. J. v
Christopher Matthew DAILY James r. FAon. L. K Goldsmith Isaac
Gilbert W. Lamb Robert McCafeiy Robert Murray Matthew NJ
GENT Dennis Shea Thomas J MacveY, WIN. G. ReddJ
KINGS CouSTYC Brausrd and John Brainad Thomas Cot
r r. Davenport T. Byaus James b. FsirDan A. G. Fa1haD.
r. d. Gilbert George w. Hall y enBessey, Irons j. A. Lock
wood Walter Nichols j. X Oakley NJ OSirsnder Aaron Soae o.
r. steel c. r. WhemO d. L. Walden John Ilby Nathaniel
Olcott Suydsm W Burke W Horw r. T. Jackson Johu T.
Teale. Timothy Perry, Nathan UphAm
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
POLITICAL.
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
E-MIDNIGHT-April7 7.-MrO Neil,
Democrat for Mayor has 2,2oO majority. The Republic
lose three Aldermen and five Councimen anu elect
but one member OF the Common Council out OF q.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
OBITUARY..

John Magce, who recently died in Schuyler,
was m early manhood member Of Congress, represent
ing the Stouben District from 1877 To 1851 as Jacksonan
Democrat. He OF the chief promoters Of the
ConhoetOn Valley Railway. ard "A large owner Of coal
mines n Pennsylvania His fortune variOusy esti
mated at from tIOOOOOOO s5OO0OOOO. He died IN his
-Ifh
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

George wv. Georges of Cincinnati COM
mttcd suicide his in the Bates House. ln,iianapo'
lis on Tuesday night, by shooting himself IN the head
FAILURE in business Impeed him To the act -
i r. Tracy, President, and EbeneZer
Cook secretary OF the Chicago, Rock Island ana Pacific
railroad were arrested by the T. Marshal IN Dayen-
port Iowa yesterday morning. for violating tho njune-
ton . -. =, n.
The Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical
societv rejected Yesterday by 3J to 81 Mrs. Mercy H.
Jacksou a application for admission npo the society Mrs
jackson is respectable and hghlS educated Boston
uhysioan.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
AMENDMENT TO THE MASSACHUSETTS CoNsTI.
TUITION

BosTON, April S.-Thc House Judiciary Com
,nittcc has reDOrfed an amendment 10 the Constitution
proyidng for the appointment Of the Attorney General
Dstrct-A ttOrney and SheIs by the Governor win tn,
consent OF the COuncil-thc nomination 10 DC made al
least seven days prior 10 the appointment.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

~ GuLy rMBuSk
H,vASA Aprl 8be sags mArAs active at 'i4'ie per
,obe according quality basis Of S. Flour quoted No. H.
today at Sl2 80 per barrel
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
HOLY WEEK sERyIcEs-rmE TESxBRR.

The solemn services of Holy Week com
nenced yesterday with the Office OF the TsaeJro which
WAS celebrated In st. Patrieks Cathedral ut o'clock
I'm the afternoon. The church was crowded To overflow
ing Tie service OF TeHtbTG Is peculiar 10 the Catholic
Church, and Is celebrated on the Wednesday Uioyj
Thursday and Good Friday. Immediately preceding
Faster sunday As this week Ia particularly devoted 10
memoralizng the passion and death OF our savior, all
signs tokens OF JOY carefully avoided IN the ser
Vices The word itself means darkness" TeneLr0 Is.
i'm tins country, usually celebrated in cathedrals
churches attached to religious institutions, because soV-
eral ecclesiastics required 20 carry out the
OF the altar frame is placed pcrpendicularly
standing pedestal. On two sides OF tins there are
candles sx on eac and at the apex OF the triangle an
other candle These lighted nj the beginning OF the
ceremonial are ranged either side OF the sanctuary
aud chant alternate Of the psalms prescribed TOT
the occasion. After each psalm, choriser stannnB IN
the middle OF the sanctuary chads one OF the strlnrdl
lessons and at the close OF each OF these. Of the
lights the triangle IA put out, This ~ repeated uptI
the twelve side lights eXtinguished the solitary can
still burning. is then taken out Of the frame and
carried behind the altar, where IL is Kept Tor "a
few minutes and then returned 10 its former place
While this light II concealed the eceesiastics and chott
slIght noise The tenebrHH services are all TYPICAL
The lights, e1tingusbed amid the doorous chanting OF
the psalms until only is left burning, are intended 10
represent the scene IN the Garden OF Getseahe "hetc
The disciples going by left our Savior aIone
to weep the fearful agony through when ne was 10
pass and the keeping lighted of the single candle tyhe
The Catholic belief that the Redeemer was the hght oi
the world Its cOnceament belInd the altar signifies
te entOmbnent Of the cruced God, and the n0lso nae
Inv the closing the books the rendg OF the vail Oh sue
Temple and the commOton thai existed wheh us Spit,
eft the flesh The services to-day holy Thursday anu
ON ood Friday very solemn and highly Interesting
EThe Virginia Republican State Executive Com
mlttee has resolved TO call Convention on. the drst
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

Yesterday afternoon Henry Weld of No .29S
gton.st and Ferdinand BartmaD OF NO 10 Capnon-
Al e from the roof Of the house No S46 East Thirty
onrthst while andeayo to erect hro escape rhey
were conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital.
The total sums of the Lincoln Memorial
Fund which was raised by 81 subscriptions, was
SI0TtI H. Ths money less expenses, was invested by
Mr. sherman m United states securities, for Mrs LIN
.,Iufs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
ALTE vELA IN THE PESsYLyANA LEGISLATURE
HARRIsBIJRG, April S.-A joint resolution has

passed the Pennsylvania Legislature requesting ths
President of the United states 10 give profession 70 an
persons engaged in guanO trade and 20 require ,ne
COveruet OF St Domingo to restore the lShind OF ha
Yea, IN the Caribbean sea, which iOfciby wreSI
from our citizens The joint resolution s TO bcdspalohou
" the President at Ogco.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
N1RRIED.

Tuesday 7h isst by the Rev j. Stanford
ome ar Theodore Coleman Mrs Josephine A. Coon No cards
TUESDAY 7th inst by the Rev Dr.
sbr Cotton smith George W. DebeVoise TO- Ke daughter OF
Tdama. Meslralh ESQ, all ci thi, city.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
MINNESOTA

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs, April S.-The city election
took place yesterday. The vote was very light Har-
rison Republican was elected Mayor by $40 majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
ILLINOIS.
GtORIOt

GLORIOUS VICTORY IL PEORIA.
Peoria, Ill.,, April Sat the city election
Yesterday, Mr. BrOthcrson. Republican, was electod
Mayor by eight majority. The city has formerly gone
Democratic.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
Grand Celebration

BY The SBw.YoRK CENTRAL GRs Mt CLUB
OF THZ SURRBSDgR
OF GEL LER To CEN GRANT. AP RIL O. 1855
The Third AnEyerssy sarren Of the bel Gen Lee 10 tss
Union Gen Ulysses Grant seSsau THIS CTHuRsDAr
EVENING a. Cooper Institute. at u O'Clock.
MAIoR.GRw DANIEL Il sICKLEs.
MAJOR GEN PLBAsOSToS,
GEN ROBERT NGl ,RsoIL,
GOV HARTMAN OF Sss.Hlnp,h1s.
and other Unioa osstos viii adj tbs meeting
Music BY DoDwoRTHs BAND AND ANDERSON GLEz CLUB .
Front seats for ladies
Tb. Boss in Blue AI Of tho Republic the Da Gsa
Club. aod all citizens yotlbs nomination q Gsu Giant By tho
Union Republican Noua the Os Of President Of s
United states invited 70 be present
RUFUS F. ANDREWS. Presides.
THOS b. AsTEs. Chairman CSaa o; Ar .aSsaests-
Gea C. H. ARTHUR Chairman ErseativoCOs-
ess' sSs'' 4. 4 ss;T sMssDox sso''taris.
Eleventh Assembly District Unien Republican a>ss-
Monthly Meeting this ASS esnoa viii be be
al the Everett Broadway Thiy fourth HUlS
DAY RvRSISG. April .. 1853. at y O'Clock
and Who will pledge hemseestO hs
eapidatss platform adopted the u,sa ipsbhcsz
Convention Chicago. May 20 1903, codaJ nsi 70
ave al ''' 0e'O"' "'A' WI r STEWART, prsaa,ui-
Gsoss. D NJ Vas Sosr Secretaries
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
Sp,tial Notitts.

Andrey, johnson and Gen, Grani-Dooper Instifase
HEAR GIN NGkRsoLL OK DlJNoIS ToSlGur
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
FUNERALS TO-DAY

ACKgRMAN ALBERT. No. 7t9 Si,thsye
BAEFR LUCRETIA No. 2l6 Statest, Broon,n
IIASION THOMAS Church Broome apl i1abeih'st'.
HARPER WILLIAM No SO Van Bruntst bro"Hyn
HET0ARr CATHARINR 81 No Si FAY Nv ehty 'ninh-s,.
pfu9RS NhRUARET CRUISE No 81 Alto. .nsTsL
aI0IIES BBRSARD Bleyenlhave aud So'eny'siI'hs s
MORRISON, JANB r., No; SN fou.'h'a'e
MCGUIRE ALICE No ~ DiHisiond
OSTRANDBR MARIA b., Ma " hmN
OCONNOR MARY No Jls fintNe
ptRCRLL LYDIA No 2ss Seventl.a'e
RPIIIY iIZlik A. No 81 West Twsa,y 6rst.sL
WNTKINsON, AMELIA. No. 2la Adams st., BrOohlyr.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
YorARIEs PUBLIC CONFIRMED.

day NOtaries Public as follows:
AtwYOEK corSTY-chstisu Angel Nathaniel Appleton A.
SssmsH Charles Dugn, David RvanS r. o. GanbeBskies
heptins O. %. L. Harrison Benmn Jones T. T. Kendck S Lay
LAKE Aug 1sstel James meCee Joseph Weel, Thomas DO
hsa Aiss w. hoEsy Theo. d. Phelps ir, w. B R0ckwe, r.
sa'f hssas op!dsT W. bHalsT " WAe, TksO. under
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

EThe Virginia Republican State Executive Com
mttee has resolved TO call Convention on the mrs.
Wednesday IN May TO nominate state officers
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

In ls47 the great grand principle Of stopping the mos, seu
iOg paa IN an inssas without employing such dangerous agents
Chloroom oPiam, Msrpbns AsOudns Bbsr dt @sd'
know in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-25
Legal Notice.

Tozgafas Habbard. ~sRryiying obiirer, Martha n Hut
bard. Sarah J Hamflt5p, formerly Psnningtoul widow
nf Ephrsina pene>nston, decea-4d. and Georgs Hamilton,
her husband, kitty AnH gcouihr, widow, snd Wm II
Cooinbz. and Maria Cenais, heirs Of Andrew CoprDbs,
deceased. r W Glssl1s Hiram Barnet Ae clancy aud
e r euriugtun, pbehe 4 Stewart aud Fl stewart, hSr
hagtssnd. ctsrfss NJ Pennington. \ bert q psaninFton
and GAsssta D. 4 eEniEgta. heirs vt ias VI 8pbrsi a. Res.
eisgtan. dec sseda
xyOU ara each hereby nttifAd shat thcre Is nox oa se
In tha oaice Of .hs Cle4k Of tins ttstfict fcsnt q,
Lee cusfasy Io~A, ss ~. Madison. q pss ision Of Il as4 mir
Y ufgerfns IN. aafnlHistrator.0fsh Estate CT Jaa3g. i asa
dereasrd, tiaisuinS Of Jon, The said Rufus Haobard. s,ir-
irving oslfgdy, the sun o. t~sHiy-nins huadrgd dasiars
and interest thereon at the rate ef pis per ceat pr an
nun from the iath day Of May. 1851. ~ money due on
aeeognio tbs hrsash ottsee sol enaaas OF warranty con
tasfisd III a deed executed on tnat dry br ssit Enfut
Hlttari aud his wife. aad Ephrsiin Pennington taow
drceased) aud hts wife, TO jAutss Yale. cosretipu q
SJfae acres. being part or Tbs n ~ Of Sec 2, - 81
n : s west, in Les County, lows And ako pratfns 4
szsinst ali Of yor the forseiosase or 1 horsfsee sxsca-
ted by the ssid Hnbtard AndNik and tia sxla pesninr
ton and wife, upon this Horth half Of SEC u, Tp 81, nortt
Range 8, war, II fss County fr~x and siye1 to SECURE
saiAYsas atsisrs Aszsasss ero~ing out Of tbs tsiiars q
the sEgessid soveisats o. warranty,
IInlssAh ygu appAtls sserstQ and dsfSnd btfost seonb
tAesscoudgA Of fAs 1Axf term or rid utstxtrf Cyext
to he commenced on the third Monday II Aay. it,
decss : will be rendered A4stsa. ~ ~ 80 AHusaqit
neh,s at {naax
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-25
S,,sce In, Esaugyupsev.

In the District Cozrt gf he United States for the nts-
tfiet ofIo Ga In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of iaslas
+ Bruce and " b.Dapizls, baHkrHpts, III Keakut, IN
said distrist, on the 9Th day Of Ma en-, A, D. is6s-u.
s. A. District Of lows.
: 1 iHIsis 10 giss latiee shat a petition hss Teen ter
wlt, 90 tlss ssh day 81 March. A. ID, 1855, sied IN
said District Court NY JAcses Z Hrars, u Reokuk. Lee
couutf, Iowa, aud VIC. DAaie,s,o ~ CASTOR, ievis eoan-
", Missouri, who have te@n her t9fare au's aeeiar ed
t4earnIts -pasr she a ef Sg agfe-s euillled An act TO
e-tshlisfl a gntfrnfs System ofiaASfuhfeg thrUpgkoutthe
United states, f4pi t9se3 Gsfcb I'd, is6I, for &flsei,arre
ana Certificate thsre1f from aii thetr debts ead other
ciaius pr0yshie and rsstd act. aud tnat the 18th day oil
stp-jI A u is6s. ST II e'rloek &. u IL tbs tine as
signsd tor tbs hearing tibe ssine before ssf8 e1urt, in
ths city If kaskak Lee Goaqts. Iewh, in sssi Bistriet,
when al where al creai rs V ski4 hsnEtHFis sea 9Th
er persors IN intsrest asgY alters ara how Case. frny
they hssa, shy lbs prRYsr Of ssid peiitspuer- should aat
be granted Aad further motifs, IL Gefaby given, that the
sec1tai abt ttirf faeE tsa5s af the effAt 9f= 81 saa4 hene-
ruyts, required under the zTth ana 18th secfforH of ssid
Act. will b. hci4afl bsiors John Hracs. Ragisterin Bank
ruItsy. at his 1IIse, room number & fsts- HoHse. in the
city 81 HeokuS. Ies county, lows. On the same day, AT
il o'clock, that eauss may ts shown Against the dis
charge. J. @. BURNS,
Cisfk or u s. Ri striet Court, at ksoknk, Iowa.
RsggIs & NcgS Any. ATTORNEYS EBchs 3w.Saf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-25
The Good Samaritan,

Hasing secured the exclusive agency of that Ne
Ultra of Cook Stoves,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-25

We nov Offer this Steve to ths poslie. who are sssures
that fhisfs the most superior Coog Steve ever entfed Ii
this market. combining all the latest Improvement
Give MS a call sna iudgefor yourselves.
EForders from the country will receive prompt al
tsn.Ion. aosIa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-25
Assfg nee.s Notice of appoint.
NneHf.

District Court q ibe United States IN the District o:
fo~s-In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of Robert N,
Moore, bankrupt.
70 teaom IL mag ogRcsrn;
Ths Undersigned hereby gives notfccof his appoint
nsns rs Assigns SO OF thR estate Of Robert n. Moore, o.
Dnfiiuston, in the eoanty e Des Mninss. in said Die
trict and who was, owft, on the i1th dag o. January
4 . tsSs, adjadgei bankrupt upon his Own petition, by
Iokn eraee. Register ia Bankruptcy pf said Court
Dated al Reokak, Iowa, the 18th dag Of February, a
D 1858. WM. BALEIN9EE, assignee.
marSatat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-25
u. @. o. r. az
notice I'm Bankruptcy.

NosEce In HanL rupEcy.
This il 10 give roties thst on the Sd day Of March,
A D. 1853. 4 warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate Of WA \. Armstrong, of0ttnmws,
Judged Rsaksapt on his oxn p~atition. That the pay
mont Of aHy debts ard delivery Of sny property belong
ing TO s1oA Bankrupt, 10 him ar for his use. and the
transfer of any property by him is forbidden by law.
Thst a meeting oftbs ~eres,itcrs Of the said bankrnpt TO
prove taefr debts and to choose enc or Haore sssignees Of
his estatea, will be held NJ the Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holden a. room No s Estes Honse. the onsee OF ths
REGISTER IN Bankruptcy. in the city Of Keoknk, lows,
before JOAN arnee, Register. on the i6ih dsy OF April,
AZ 1855, st I8aelock q. A..
G.. v. CLARE, UsN. E
.n1rlif-asNed By HFuL.cs, Dep uty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-25
Our Wholesale Tlnware Department

Ia under the snpsrvision Of one Of the most skilIful and
experienced Tinmen In the West. We warrant all o.
our Ware to be . superior article, ard with oar uasur.
passed facilities for manufacturing and lsrgs saleses
afford to sell at q smsll nargtn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-25
B. A. WILLIAMS SON
In thsiarE &c -Four Story Brick Building.
NO. 1907 A STREET,
Between 4th & 9Th.

In III. Northwest, which cur large and increasing sale.
enable us TO sell at 4 very smah advance on manuiaetu.
rers' cost.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

PREsEsrArIos.-Mr. C. ". Stewart, late fore
man of the Northern Central Shops, in this place,
was presented, Tuesday evening Of last week, By
the employees of the st.ops, with handsome gold
chain, as testimonial of their esteem. Mr.. Stew
art has been foreman of the shops for the last two
years, but has left for Baltimore where he will be
engaged in smother branch Of service of the road
Tho chain cost S45, and was purchased from ono Of
our sunbury jewellers, Mr.. Charles Alexander
sueceeds Mr. Stewart as foreman of the shops.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

We talk of spending our time as if it we're SO
much interest of perpetual annuity; bu, money
expended in the purchase of good Boots or Shoes ut
Miiler's Excelsior Store, in Market Square, will be
interest saved. We advice evety one to 60 to the
Excelsior and invest small sum in some of Miller
goods bettor investment cannot be made.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

AsorHER HoTEL.-Among the numerous build.
ngs to be erected in Purdys addition, the coming
season, will be large brick hotel which Mr.. Geo
Conrad intends putting up, with the design of going
into the business himself. Mr.. Conrad has had
several years experience in running a hotel and
will no doubt succeed. He has retired from tn,
farming business, having leased his farm adjoining
the borough, to his son.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11
REMOVAL
II. ~. y HAM NON,
Matchmaker & JeWeler

MARKET sou ARE, SC NBU r. A,
Will remove his Jewelry Store to Miller's Stone
Building, corner of 81 and Market Square,
ON FEBRUARY LIST, 1868,
where he will be happy to receive his old customers
and the public in general Thankful for past fayors,
he solcits continuance of the same, and he is de-
termined to sell as low as the lowest and for quality
not to be surpassed by any goods in the market. A
large assortment Of
Watches, Clocks, .ScWelry and
r-. silver Ware,
constantly on hand consisting of all kinds of Ameri
can Watches, such as the
Howard, Appleton, Tracy & Company,
fremont, Walthnm, T. 3. Bartlett, VIM. Ell.
lery, Home and fine assortment OF Swiss
Watches .r..-ll'.
All kinds of 8 Day and 80 Hour Clocks
Silver tea sets, card and cake baskets breakfast
and dinner castors Celery stands syrup and drink
ing cups and full assortment of Spoons, Knives
and Forks Particular attention paid to tho repair
ing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Music Boxes
All work warranted.
Feb. 8, 1868. .rr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11
DEATHS.

Suddenly, at Racine College, Wisconsin, on the
9th inst, WILLIAM ELLIS LIGHTNER, son of
Rev. L. NJ Lightner, OF Danville, Pa, aged 22
years
AT the residence of her son, in Upper Augusta
township, on Saturday last, Mrs. MARGARET
STR0lI, aged 66 years, month aud days
In her we have lost an affectionate mother and n
kind friend to all that knew her. Her heart wss
always in her hand to assst the sick and needy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

a SURE THiNe.-People may talk us they please
think as they please, and entertain contrary opin
IONS on any subject; but there is one on which NIL
agree, and that is, that Byerly, the Photographer
produces the best pictures outside Of the cities
Call at his Gallery, in Simpsons building, Market
street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

NEW SrRIsd Goops.-Mr. Jacob .. Beck, Mer-
chant Tailor, on Fourth street, has just received
fine assortment of Spring Goods, consisting of men 5
and boys wear, which he oflers at reduced prices,
and invites the public to call and examine his large
stock Mr.. Beck is good cutter and filter, and
persons in need of anything in his line would do well
to give him call.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

BEAUTY unadorned, is adorned the most" is a
true saying as far us ladies concerned but not
so OF the sterner sex, for their appearance can GER
tainly be improved by the wearing of hat or cap,
to be purchased at the fashionable emporium of S
Faust, in Market Square, Sunbury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

CHANGE OF WEArHER.-The snow storm Of Tues
day and Wednesday suddenly took US back to the
scenes of midwinter, with its most dreary accompa
niments. Tuesday was day dedicated to dulness
and inacon, far all outdoor business was con-
cerned. The streets and stores were apparently de-
serted. Not single farmers team was visible du-
ring the day. Some four or five inches of snow
fell most of which melted as fast as it came down.
phose who had already made garden, and others
who were preparing their ground, found that they
were yet little in advance of the season Such are
the yeisstudes Of our climate. Last Sunday week
the day was warm and pleasant. A week after we
are immersed in snow storms and tho chilling blasts
of winter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

CONE ONE CONE ALL! and sec the great stock
of WALL PAPER and BORDERS, also WrSDow
SHADES just received, at greatly reduced rates at
LIGHTNER'S BOOK STORE, Peasants building,
Market Square, Supbury, Pa A.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

In TIME.-All the Spring styles of gents and
boys clothing will be found at the Continental Clo-
thing Bazaar, in Market Square, in time for the
season. Every variety of pattern and every new
style furnished at short notice, and warranted to
please, both in mode and price. Call and see. En-
courage home industry and skill, which is the sure
road to general prosperity.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

SPRING.. +. Shaefer is now prepared to fur
nsh the Spring styles Of clothing for and boys
His stock is complete and work ia made in the best
manner, warranted to please. Call at his shop,
N W. corner Third and Market streets
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

a GooD HorEL.-Decidedly one of the best pub
lie houses to be found anywhere in the country is
Vankirk's Hotel in Northumberland We are glad
to see that our old friend uncle Joe succeeds so
well in pleasing his Numerous guests, and we think
that he has justly the enviable reputation
which is everywhere given him as IN accommoda-
ting and obliging landlord.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11
BUSINESS NOTICES

tBJob Printing.-IIaving received n
large supply of NEW JOB TYPE, of various new
styles, Posters, Handblls, Circulars, Cards, Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Labels, &c. can be printed in
the latest and best styles, and on short notice
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

ACCIDENT on THE RAILRoAD.-On Thursday Of
last week Mr.. Eli Miller, of this place employed on
one of the freight trains on the Northern Central
Railroad, had his left arm broken while coupling
cars near Milersburg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

JONES CLorHsG HousE.-We refer our readers
10 the advertisement in this issue, Of this well
known and popular clothing house, o0i Market ST.,
Philadelphia To those who intend buying clio.
thing in the city tho inducements offered at this
establishment not surpassed anywhere. Mr..
L. G Maize, formerly of Sunbury, is connected with
the house al salesman.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

The MEDDLEcREEK RAILRoAD.-The editor Of
the Middleburg Tribune has been informed that it
is the intention of the board Of Directors of this
road to push things ahead, and that strong force
is to be put on the works on the eastern end. By
next fall trains will be between Seinsgroye and
Middeburg
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-11

HANDSOME MILLINERY GooDs.-Miss NJ. l.. Guss-
Ter has just opened lasge assortment of millinery
goods, selected in New York and Philadelphia
which cannot be excelled for beauty and cheapness
The ladies' hats are pretty, and her bonnets are
the most tasteful ever brought to this placo. Cal
and sec them.