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rGy dull and nnp:"utaDle uasArs days and 1rc.cnt
indications III point tn erus!nunSec 1T ftts condition
OF th1n8A 7htte is something of falling 81 Ia the
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sensbe falling % ih the demAd that day's A..
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supply heink passed Of grades ranging from ruc3in
Ih.e3 'sc1e divided he.w alippers fs.!crt
ftIinr 10 PRIME w,t the bulk Of The TRANSITIONS :. aud
withia tho ranee Of 4iUN44l0 The tnsrkc. cio.ed
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nay 10 hEheT. IIeed W&s Ga!ct md cRy 1t 4fp9 tor
lawi .nd I'd, 4 alas for 1yile! Lard eiI fcsa.!as
tn!l9winE. .Hcss thn prices enrrna= Ex9s
in. f -; ~, 70 i Il: ;ns T. : 65|1 H5do e1seoa e.
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@Aoo: eisphant OH Fl4s; nost.foas OIL u f.SallA
.ptJiAI9Es ssles f 90 b 4 f0AHe f9 sets In
GAMH,sA.ts ef dux sae chsstcns at p oa i dox
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tutkc # 11a12ts ~ ~ d;csssd all8l5c; ns veg
eGotcr a i5cs coora ducks at +. 50.
KICK-1hc demand walss a limited character and
~, :aty feeling rsxv.e Patna s1GSae; CA1olinA ll
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,

Oo1nmeaeement t Flrst Winter Term Monday. No.
, 1869-11-05
TIE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MAREET.

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4 Inn ltr Shingles, and lath dn1tus the past twenty
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09
M A Il II 1 A q E Is.

At this place, on the 23d ult., by Rev. q. W.
HempeTly, Mr.. JoHN A. ST, CLAIR, Of Pottsyille,
and Miss ANNA NJ CALDWELL, of sunbury.
On the 2ith ult., by the same, Mr., f. E, PERSisG,
Of Shamokin township, and Miss SOPHIA MALIcK, Of
Lower Augusta.
On the same day, by the same, Mr. THOMAS ].
LYONS, of Upper Augusta, and Miss HATTIE ARNOLD,
of Lower Augusta.
On the sth of Nov, by Rev A. B. STILL Mr..
WILSON D. .RoUsH and Miss MALIsDA sEgRs, both
of Boyle's Run.
On the eth ult., by the same, Mr.. DAVID l.. De-
WITT and Miss SUSAN SsYDER, both Of Boyes Run.
At Turbutyille, on the 22d ult, by Rev ]. +.
Wampole, Mr.. GEO. p. WAGNER and Mrs LIzzIE
CHRIsTAScE, both of Washingtonyille.
At the satne time and place, by the same, Mr.
GEORGE P. CoTSER and Miss AMANDA GoRrSER
both of Washingtonyille.
On the oath ult at residence ofhe bride e's parents
by Rev. j. +, Wampole, Mr., WILLIAM b. SEAMAN
OF PottsgroFe, and Miss BARBARA l.. MILLER, o.
Watsontown,
At Penn Yan, n Y, on the 3O.h ult., at the resi-
dencs OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev Mr.. Liver
more, Mr.. JONI b, Haas, Of Sunbury, and Mis-
EMMA IHAYER, Of the former place.
We congratulate our friend upon his success il
choosing life partner and wish himself and brid'
all the JOY and felicity of welded bliss.
In Chillisqusque township on the evening Of the
2ith ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Mr. ELIAS BEBEI
and Miss FANNIE, daughter of Hugh Martin, Esq,
The happy couple will please accept the thank
of the employees of this Office for their kind remem
brsnee Of them on the above occasion. 1t is evi
deuce that while the printer is not forgotten On suel
| occasions, that bright future awaits them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

AN OLD NgwspAPER.-We aro indebted to O
friend for COPY Of the Freemam'S JoHrnai pub
li;hed in Philadelphia, July 4th 1887. Iii printed
on sheet about one,fourth the size Of the AMERI.
CAN. The first page is taken up, mostly, by adver.
tscmcns of shilling books, "sold by tho printer at
Yorcks Head" in Market street. Among them is
poetical narrative of journey from Philadelphia
to New York, by way Of Burlington and South
Amboy
Walter Clark and John Lytel, Commissioners Of
Northumberland county, give notice that "a large
quantity of land remains un,Old, on which taxes
yet duo"
On the second page we fnd few paragraphs Of
foreign and domestic news, among which is the ar
rival of 'the Chcvaier, John Paul Jones, late Q
commander in the American Navy" Articles oI
Impeachment of NJ. De caionne, signed by til,
Marquis de Ia Fayetto, take up half column. Their
follows nearly three columns of matter remedies fO
restoring drowned persons, &C., signed by Dr. BENZ
Rush, Casper Wstor, Robert Parish and others man
ayers OF the Humane Society.
Among the advertisement: we find che Offering
Tor sale the time of likely young negro girl, wh(
has had the smallpox and measels."
Another offers So reward FOR "an indcntured Cor
man servant man, who had on when he went away
dark blue cloth coat, lately turned, blue anC
white striped, lowered, double.breasted jacket,
/ white shirt, and q pair sheepskin brceches."
! Another offers n reward of 81 for Elizabeth Shan
I non, n servant girl, from Kilkenny, ireland. Sal,
Elizabeth is described having "a round face, shor
face, black hair, thick fut girl, about IS years
! age; had on when she went away, n new linel
shift, lnsey petticoat, and short gown striped blu
and yellow"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

How often do We hear, as though from the grave
voice reproaching us for neglected opportunities
The bright boy suddenly called from colege-the
young lady compelled to arrest her cducation-the
homestead sold under the hammer of the sheriff
the hearth'stone where happiness and comfort dwel,
desolate rc the absence of the loved protector and
dreary by the presence of unwonted and unnecessary
poverty. Death may come in moment to the
iairost and most promising life, and with or without
It, pecuniary disaster Yet all this might have been
avoided had the father taken small risk in a COM
pany like the NATIONAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY,
Wh,h our readers will find advertised in another
column. Read the scheme Of this Company, and re-
member that the men who plan it, and who now
manage the business, are among the most honorable,
the most enterprising, and the most widely known
in America. At Its head we find Mr. Jay Cooke
the manager of the great national loans-a man
whose genius was almost useful in supprcssing the
rebellion as those who controlled great armies. A
dollar invested with these is safe as though
it were locked in the innermost vault of the Bank
of England The Company has ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS fully paid in. 1t is a National Company.
1t Offers large security and proposes low rates OF
premiums. 1t furnishes larger insurances than other
companies and represents the fullest results of the
science of Life Insurance. One OF its features is
especially attractive We mean that by which one
tenth of the policy is paid annually after term OF
years This is not only Insurance. but an annuity
Income during life and support to the family after
death.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09
hni ths
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Of tho
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.

. They paylx per cent. Interest in Gold mil run
for thirty yel1T Principal also payable III Gold.
They yield bsyccn eight and nine per cent. 10 the
investor and the issue is sold II not before
they will doubtless command a nuch higher rHte
AS First Mortgage tho ionges: line OF Railroad
in this country that il already earning more than is
interest liabilities its way business, ant which
cost nearly three ~ times heir amount, the scci
ty il undoubted.
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS $50, O,0C0C00l
of the First Mortgage Bonds Of tho Union Pacific
Il nj Road Company. and of the Central Pacific EaIl
Road Company, have already been sold.
The earnings of the two ~ roads from way busi-
mess alone, were nearly (sl COZ, ,C0Ul Ono billion
Dollars for the month Of October
One Hundred Million Dollars have already boon
spent by tho two powerful Companies
Fourteen Hundred (l400) Miles of tho route be
tween Omaha and Sacramento made by the Lo-
comotve leaving less than 400 miles to build OF
which 2gO are graded and ready fer the Rails,
We have for sale First Mortgage bonds of the
Union Pacific Rail Road at IO2 and accrued interest,
and First Mortgage Bonds of Central Pacific Rail
road Mt l03 and accrued interest.
The Bonds are recommended to our most cautious
customers, and will bear the most careful scrutiuy.
The descriptive Pamphlets, with Maps, &c. .,
showing the organization, progress, business and
prospects Of the enterprise, will bo sent appca
tion to-
De HAVEN 4 BRO,
Dealers in Government Securities, Gold, etc.
No 40 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
Noyemb 9i 1868 "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

SINGULAR CAsE.-Carrie Fester, little daughter
Of Mr.. Reuben Feister, of this Borough, when but
months old, swallowed diaper pin No one was
present when she swallowed it, but the fact that the
pin was missing and the child was seized with cho-
king spells and for twelve hours remained in criti
cal condition, left doubt on the minds Of the
family to what had become of the pin. She, how
ever, partially recovered at the time, but from that
time until the present her health has been delicate.
At intervals she has been quite sick coughing and
throwing up considerable quantities of corruption,
During the past summer 1t was thought the child
had gone into consumption and was SO i'll that her
recovery was regarded as next to impossible. She
rallied again, however, and although far from well
was able to be about On last Sunday week, Dec
9th, she was seized with a violent fit of coughing
which lasted for some time Finally she suddenly
put her fingers into her mouth and drew forth the
missing pin. The pin is about two inches In length
with head fve-sixLeenths Of an inch long and FIVE
eights of an inch in circumference 1t is black witt
rust and when cOughod up was covered with cor
ruption. Carrie is now nearly years old, 30 thai
this pin has been embedded in her lungs los il is be
lieved) about years and months, ali this tint
assesses forming and breaking ana rendering hel
Ito miserable. We are glad to add that since it
removal her health has been materially improved
rho is bright and interesting little girl, and it /
10 he hoped that after go much suffering she ma,
t,5L be !ullyrestersd to health -Vaacy LHRstHary
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09


OBIrUARY.--At a meeting of tho Sisters Of Re.
hecca of Lodge No 2O3 |. 0. of y. f., of Sunbury,
Pa, tho following preamble and resolutions Of
dolence and sympathy upon the death Of Mrs John
W, Bucher, were adopted
WHEREAS, In the mysterious providence OF an all
wise and nerciful God, we called upon to mourn
tho loss Of one Of our sister mombers, Mrs John ".
Buoher, and
WHEREAS, In the said Mrs. John W. Buchcr wo
have always found kind aud sympathetic sister,
who combined with earnest real n constant at-
tendance upon the highest interests and welfare Of
our noble Order, and
WHEREAS, AS dutiful wife, an aFcctiOnate sister,
and constant friend she engraftcd herself into the
affections of all who knew her, therefore
ReSoiUeG, That we bow in humble submission to
the will Of our Heavenly Father, who is "too wise
to err, and too good TO be unkind," and we will
ever cherish in our hearts the memory of our de.
parted sister, who 10 gone TO her reward on high,
and we will try to emulate her Christian virtues,
and follow her example.
Rssciurd, That we deeply sympathize with the
relatives and friends Of the deceased in this their
sad bereavement, and comr,und them to Him who
has II "bulm for every wound" and who pours out
the oil Of consolation in times of sorrow and dis.
trcss
Resolrea, That we will wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
ReSo}rsa, That a copy OF the above preamble and
resolutions be furnished the family Of departed
sister and also copies for publication in the papors
Of Suubury.
Signed, Mrs GEo. NJ REM
MRS. A. n BRICB,
MRs LEVI SEAsnOLTZ,
Committee.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

DEATH OF Prominent ODD ow.-Every
Odd Fellow in the State will regret to learn that
VIM Curtis, Right Worthy Grand Secretary of the
Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania and Grand Scribe of
the Grand Encampment I. o. o. F., died suddenly
at thisreSdence in Philadelphia, on Sunday morning.
9th ult On Saturday evening ho appeared to be
in usual health, and acted as secretary of the joint
committee Of arrangements for the semi-eenLennia
celebration, which met at that time. He has been
promiren; member Of tie Order thiEty-fve years,
and was highly esteemed by the members Of the
fraternity in the State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

BElonr's New BUILDISG.-The Odd Fellows
Hall Of Lodge No 62o. in the third story of this
handsome new building, is nearly completed,
and will soon be occupied by the order The Hall is
not only oonmodous, but one Of the handsornes and
best arranged in this section Of country
On tho second aoor are the law rooms of Messrs.
Boyer WolvOrton, which are not only conv cnient
md comfortable but handsomely and tastcfuIS fur
nished The firm certainly well prepared to
give their clients and friends not only law but Il
warm and comfortable reception
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

THE sidewalks have bcen, ever since the deep snow
that fell several weeks ago, in bad condition,
rev, uneven, and as smooth as glass. The cost of
making good paths with a snowplow, would be less
than one cent for each taxable inhsbitant. 1t is,
perhaps tho trifng cost of this almost necessary
luxury, especially to the poor and helpless, that
causes it to receive little attention from our 30.
rough fathers. Our Chief Burgess, however, pro.
misses to attend TO the matter
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

CHnIsrMAs has passed by, and with it tho holiday
season Thousands of handsome presents have been
made, and many heart made glad The happiest
person We have seen was the individual who was the
recipient of elegant suit from J. F. Schaer' s
Tailoring Establishment, Market Square. Schailer's
suits of the best material, and his style and
makeup Incompatible.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

The coolest season of the year is now upon us
Tho first duty Of every persoH is to keep warm. No
article is more ceabe to keep out the cold than
good overcoat. If you want an article Of this
kind, or any style of clothing, which combines
beauty, comfort, convenience and durability, go to
j. O. Beck on Fourth street. below Market, He is
Just the man to sat everybody.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs, Sarah Z. Follmer, wife of
Philip Henry Follmer, died very suddenly on Fri
day last. She sitting in chair, conversing with
her family when she suddenly fell from her chair
and when picked up was dead. 1t is supposed her
death was caused by heart disease. The deceased
was an estimable lady, and leaves babe but few
weeks old She was aged 81 years. We deeply
sympathize with Mr., Follmcr in his bereavement
INtitonta3t, 25fh alt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

Dn. J. r. CREssiSGER, Dentist. Office over II. @
Thacher's Shoe Store, Sunbury, Pa.
When aching teeth cause dreadful groans,
And seepless nights and dismal days,
Who comes to me most gt ateful owns
My skill, which all his pains allay.
A moments suffering may cause,
IT'S but to bring a long release
Aud though for once rend his jaws,
For years to come give him peace. 2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

SLrfGnING.-Thc moderate weather, tho begin
ming of the week, has taken off tho snow rapidly
Fortunately cold snap set in on Tuesday night, In
time to save the sleighing. We trust we may soon
have more snow not only for locomoton but for the
security of the growing crops Of grain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

1MPoRrAST TO LANDLoEDs.-A rule was cstab-
lishcd at the present term of Court, by his Honor
Judge Jordan, TINT petition for license will be
recognized by the Court unless endorsed by the at.
torney having it in charge.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

SADDLE AND Harness MAKIYG.--M. V. Hem
perly having purchased the Saddle and IIerncss cs.
tablishment Of Mr.. Tucker, in Purdy addition la.
moved into the storcroon Of Mr.. Solomon Weaver
on Market street, near Drumheller's Hotel, where
all kinds of Harness, Saddles, 20, will be made up
in the latest improved style, Farmers and Others
are invited to call and examine his stock
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

l. 0. OF o. Fat n stated meeting Of Sunbury
Lodge No 203, I. 0. Of o. F., held Jan. "a. 1868.
the following proceedings we're bad IN relation TO
the death OF our late II. W q S, Wm Curtis
On motion of Z. e., Charles j. Druner Rcsofped,
That Committee of three be appointed TO draft res
oluons expressive of the feelirgs Of The members OF
this Lodge relative to the demise of our worthy bro
ther, Wm. Curtis, late r. W q. s. Of the \: Of
Pcnnsylvania. WhoroupOn tho N a. appointed
P. o., Uhas. J Brunor. g.. A. Diofeuiorfer' and
" a., Geo. M Rem, snid committee, who reported
the following preamble and resolutions
WHEREAS, The members OF this Lodge have heard
with much sorrow Of the death Of our late X. .
q. s., Bro WIN. Curtis, who died in tho midst OF
his family, very suddenly, on Sunday last
ASD WHEREAs, 1t Is emin emily right and proper
that due respect should be paid by the members Of
tho Order of this State to tho memory of depart
cd brother, who was really an Odd Fellow in its
largest sense Therefore,
RESOLVED, That We hereby express our heartfelt
sorrow on account of this sudden bereavement and
do deeply sympathizo with his heart stricken fnmily
who have been, by this dspensation OF Providence,
deprived Of their protector and guardian.
ReSofted, That the Order in this jurisdiction have
lost brother who in his intercourse with them nj.
ways showed by his ursapitS And socability that he
had learned the true principles of our fraternity
and that he was ready and willing at all times TO
carry them into practice.
Resolred, That the Order in this State in his de-
mise has boon deprived Of one who particular y
fitted for the Office which he held, TO wit, q. s. OF
tho U. H., and that We feel his loss cannot be sup
Piicu w na'ihB occomc ucquHlIlou Win the uutleS
of said office during oticia. term 0. twenty eight
years.
ReSolred, That whilst VIC feel deeply panied at
this aliction yet we do not sorrow as those without
hope, knowing that our Heavenly Father "doeth all
things we'll and bo@ing in submission to his .mys-
torious workings wo look TO the end Of these things
when through His grace, in his Son. re may meet
our brother in the @ l.. above.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be for
warded to the family OF the deceased and also to the
e. l.. Of this State, md that they DO published in
the papers Of this place.
Rssoired, That the Lodge room be draped in
mourning for the space of thirty days.
y. q CHAs. j. BRuNER,
7. u, A. DiEFFESDERFER,
V. e., GEo. NJ REM,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

PiRE.-ThH tannery of D. d. Seal, Esq, in Jack
son township, was consumed by fire on the morning
Of the 2jth ult. When FIRST disco, cred the flames
wero under such headway that nothing could be
rescued. The loss is estimated 10 be about s! JOe
which partly insured. The FIRE is supposed to
be the work Of an incendiary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

PHILADELPHIA, Aprll I'm, loOO
JAcoD ScHEErz-Dear Sir II gives me pleasure
to bear testimony to the efficacy Of 'Scheeizs Cele
brated Bitter Cordial" My daughter, who has been
afflicted for the last two years with Indigestion and
Dyspepsia for which she had the services OF edcal
Skill and also tried various remedies without avail
was al last induced to try your "Cclebraei Bitter
Cordial and am happy TO say her health has been
entirely restored by its use. would therefore re
commend it to others suffering from tho same cause,
believe it to be an invaluable remedy in such
cases. Very respectfully,
X. ". EAsrLAcR. 1906 Green St.
tp" BEAD SCUEETZ'.S 5 StaNEiMg a4rertlSs-
,rcnf IL nmOthsr cOiMntn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

CoScERr. TILE original Sam Sanford, with his un-
rivalled Opera Troupe and Brass Band, will give
Two Of their concerts in the Masonic Hall, this
Friday and Saturday evenings 1t is not necessary
10 recommend them, a. they are acknowledged tho
best minstrel troupe travelling.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

Az irritable man having been disappointed in his
boots threatened to eat up the shoemaker, but com
promised by drinking n cobblcr. He is resolved,
hereafter to avoid ali trouble and disappointmonts
of this kind by going to Mler's Excelsior Store,
Market Square, for his boots and shoes
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CuRE-Will Immediately re-
liovo and permanently cure the most aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour Stomach, Con-
stipation and all diseases of the Stomach and Bow
els Physicians, clergymen and all who it, join
in unbounded praise of its grcat Virtues. Sold by
Druggists everywhere Prce 81 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09
Jan. Q, '6o.-ly No. AZ Cedar street, N. Y

If you have n discharge from the nose. offensive
or otherwise partial loss of the of smell taste
or hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel dull aud
stupid or dobiltaed, pain or pressure in the head,
take cold easily you nay rest assured that you have
the Catayrh. Thousands annually, without mani
Testing hulf Of the above symptoms, terminate in
consumption and end in the grave No disease is 80
common, more deceptive or less understood by ply,
sicans X. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buffalo, " Y, is
the proprietor of DR.. Sago's Catarrh Remedy
perfect Specific fer Catarrh, "coli in the hoad, y
or catarrhal headache, which he sends to any Sd
dress post paid Tor sixty cents four packages for
81 90. Sold by most Druggists eyerywhore.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

Co.'s CouoH BALsAA.-The great popular Rene
dy for Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Both sizes-ordinary o., also main
moth family bottles-for sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicines. No family should be over
night without it in the house
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09

KELLER, the barber, in Dewart's frame building,
op the north side of Market Square employs three
Grst.cass BARRIERS, His establishment is one oi the
neatest TO bo found anywhere, and his work gives
nerfect satisiaotion 70 his humorous cnato.nors