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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-29

MnrTMe News.
QUEENSTOWN, July 2S.-Steamer Holland
arrived.
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g.sS s,As at ~ per yeait. pei
SG.Utts5 annum u one ns sp2ys s ~ H9S
one OF more years. 81 s4yse
1y ss-a IS isse - - - u
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= business requires license from the State are
hereby notified that we will be at the following
places on the 27th 2sth 29th and 30th of July for
Tho purpose Of issuing the same
FTRST DISTRICT, Z. b. BOUTWELL,, at No.
Ii4l Main street, next door TO LYME e Brother
SECOND DISTRICT, g.. c. JOHNSON, al she
riffs Office No. HE Main street t,,,
THIRD DISTRICT, GEORGE w. DUEsBER-
RY. No. Broad street. Felix Matthewss ii ~ re-
Persons failing to obtain Their anT
K. Is. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioners Revenue First District.
C. G. JOHNSON,
Commissioner Revenue Second Dtstilct.
GEORGE. W. DUESBERkf,
Commissioner Revenue Third D1strlct.
collector will be at each of The ahove.mentlon-
ed places on the days named to receive the license
taxes assessed. ty JOHN W.. WklGHT,
~, 81 AZ 49, Collector of State Taxes.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Tobacco Markets.

RlCbMOND, VA.
JULY %, 1s7o.--Market has ruled dull for the past
three days on dark and nondescript kinds, while
strictly manufacturing are In brisk demand and
prices are fully sustained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-29

.GRAB-ApPLE VINEGAR two years
q aid aad SpICES for PiLKLIEG at *
.te--s{ ~ 80 ~ GARTER II GHRISTfAA'St3
I'VE Grocery and Liquor Store
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Is as, ooo UNION A SEAMLESS, direct from
the factory. Parties wanting will save money py
te a9E en- Voc HARVEYS & WILLIAMS.
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FOR TOBACCONIsTS.

ITO TOBACCONISTS.-We are prepared
J. to make in the best manner all sizes of
SINKERS, PLATES, ETC., at short notice and on
reasonable terms. We should be pleased to have
CHARLES T. PALMER,
jyl3 1928 Main street.
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Dismissed from Service.

By order of the President, the Secretary
of War has dismissed from the service the
following-named officers for desertion from
the army: First Lieutenant L. w. Barn
hart, Fourth United States cavalry; First
Lieutenant William j. Patterson, Fifth
United States artillery i; and Second Lieu
tenant w. A. Newton, First infantry.
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TRESH ROCKLAND LIME.-Schooner
E Hardscrabble, with 1000 barrels FRESH
ROCKLAND LIME, silly expected. for sale low.
- KIRKPATRICK & CO.,
iv OCT Libby Building.
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sEwINa-MACHHNEg.

TAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
I'll AGENT for the sale Of the WHEELER &
WILSON GOMPANY'S SEWING MACHINES
for the State OF Virginia, the connection In bust
ness heretofore existing with GEORGE a.
II. BROWN 4 co., ceases from this date. All
persons indebted to said firm as agents FOR heeler
& Wilson's Manufacturing Company viii settle
their accounts only with The undersigned, as no
one else is authorized to collect for the company.
jy29 G. L. RADWAY.
WING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT andSOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES FOR the SLOAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT q ADDINGTON,
WA lk1g Cary street. near Fourteenth
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26
yscW they Court ssOwn East.

Sally, the housemaid. pairing apples in
the corner. Enter Obadiah, who seats
himself in the corner opposite to Sally,
without saying word for fifteen minutes,
hut finally, scratching his head, breaks the
silence with
Obadiah-There's considerable imper-
cuptable altering in the weather since last
week"
Gaiiy-"Tain't SO iniudicious and so
dubitGb Die cold as it was (; the thernOniicon
mas lowered to one hundred degrees higher
than zenith.''
Obauiah--''I think it's likely, for birds
q species to fly great deal higher in warm
lays than in cold oncs.''
Both parties assume grave and improv-
;ng !ool, and a long pause Cnsues. FINALLY,
Stddiak gave his pate another narrowing
scratch and AGAIN breaks the silence
Cbadilh-"Well, sally, we chaps are
going to raise a sleigh ride it's inimicll
good sluddin' tomorrow. l suppose they'll
have insa.iatc good mes on it. [ should
I've upcrnaturaihapp ifyOu would dis.ra &c
me win yo;.r company. | should take it
rs Il d2ropidagy honor !; besides were cal
CUiat;ng 10 treat the GALS well with raisOns
ana Li;,ck strap"
Sally Il should be supernatural glad to
disgrace you. but our folks suspect COM
paay. / can't co.
Obadiah, sits awhile, and at length starts
~ 0s thuu"h a new idea Ind struck him.
obadiah" Welt, now / know what III
90. III 20 lone and thrash out the beans
that have been lying IN the barn floor such
durncd long while"
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TIE ONLY STOVE WITHOUT 4
FAULT IN TIE GREAT HAF.Ts.
MORE FIREPLACE HEATER,

b. BB"S
ILLUMINATED DIAMOND GAS BURNER.
by WHICH
PARLOR AND CHAMBERS ARE WARNED
PY ONE FIRE.
TT is the only Fireplace Heater that has a per-
l. feet Tep Feeder and tlcc from puillHs or cx-
p!oSions, or emitting gas into the apartment.
1t Is the only Fireplace Heater with the patcG,
Diagonal Magazine by which greater iiluIninut-
ing power is obtained, the apartment the Stove il
In, more etleCtunlly warmed, and the Crate Re
cved Of the great weight of the coal In the reser-
NOir
Il Is the only Fireplace Heater chat Is a Per-
feet Sc!ffecdcr and base burner, ouy requiges
Hliug once in tweuty-fuur hours.
II il the only Fireplace Heater with peEfcct
sitting ana dumping CRATE.
II is the only Fireplace Heater with the deep
base, giving abundant room for ashes, and With
ont rendering the CRATE liable to burn out
In fact II is the great original Baltimore Fire
place Heater, improved and rc-improyed and
brought to perfection,
BIBB & CO, ~ and Al LIGHT STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
For sale by CuAs. q. GENTHER, sunbary,
Penu'u.
Jan. 20, ls7o,-tf
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Anri:attnral

WASH AED AsUEs TOa FRUIT TEEr5.-
\ CORES pJu!cut OF tAo Germantown zee
5Hrt says | have ob,erv,G IN some OF
the agricultural books quotations tom
yCGr l"uru.' abogt '!4.,t Wash inr Ilt,s.'
and know what you say @ Jr 10 the point.
wOU.G advise as an applicant around
lEo roots oi the apple, pear, peach, ounce
ana uamsou-truc, ,atcr washing as advised
hN YOU sii;ot cal asu,S, by c.,uun. away
ne .c'i /" tac Grplh ol tir,g to ave inches
ana Inserting in is stead The s.vvud coal
h~hcs' Ihrsc pNuvs seem L. haN, Il yer,
'"'Masir- cle's upon ~ A.u.s ul ~ OrUs hat
il'r't rlic roots ut the above trees, auu az
the '-'-.y tame Tie effect Of rviuNualing tine
N -E-,,, lGeln o--, 80 ram udurr thr
Lr'''n@ Quantities u! u.d GUincr trees that
were ao"ul A,Iug cut GnTr aud urabh a
UP lhe proper time 10 apply the ash,, b
~ The h'lrr part uI October, !vt il remain
unul NE next Octol a., and tl,n rerluc.l
t"' t'1. hy hvsh ashes. IL wlIl H.. dc
IN f." 'mled IA sIns!a bcar,ug season as n,
tGJu''halor' As - isa cltap article IA
vs. You should 4rse your u ruefs 10 ,,,t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26
a.
~~- -s~~
sion.

>~~~-~,~~~~>N~.
sion.
lord county, in the
town to q town not "
IN Portland, tor the pur-
stnCa yoke Of oxen, as he
.ormed that there was n fine
ala by one Of tho wealthy land
OF the place.
irving in the best farming district of
% Cumberland county town, our friend
met a rnae who was driving an ox-teanl, Of
whom nc inquired:
"Can you inform me where MIR. Wall
lives ?"
"Inorc's a number Of Walls live around
here. Which one did you wish to lind Z"
returned the stranger, who was largely
built, keen eyed man, hablted in hOmcspun,
but bearing in his general appearance un-
r;stakablc tokens of ease aud comfort 30
far as finances were concerned.
~ don't know what MS christian name
is. pursued our friend "but he is the
owner oc some very fine oxen"
well" responded the stranger, "they
all own pretty fair oxen"
But the one l wish to find has some
oxen for salc.n
"As for that, sir, I guess they'd any of
'en sell if they could get their price"
"But,n exclaimed the Oxford county
man, tine NE. ~ ssil Mfeh toiAfuu is Qulte
wealthy"
"Ves, will reckon there amt any OF
EN- very bad OIL" replied the other, with n
nod.
>''My Mr.. Wall" continued cur friend,
hesltdungiy, has been represented to me
ms being II very close listed man, and not
scrupuiously honestin alhis transactions. "
With curious twinkle of the eye, and a
gentle pat upon the haunch of his near OK,
he said, Ito tell you the truth, sir, guess
they Sclnse listed set all around. and l
never heard that honesty run in the family.
ISM. there something else -
Yes" replied the searcher for oxen,
desperately, ''they say he has been caught
III the very act OF robbing his own brothers
chicken coop"
The stranger bowed and smiled.
II guess I'm the man Come with me
and III show you as fine q lot of cattle as
you can find in the State and ifyouknow
what oxen are, there's no danger Of getting
cheated
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26

BUSINESS AND 'BIBLEs.-Scveral years
ago / was practising law in one OF the many
beautiful totSn of Wisconsin. On Il very
warm day, while seated in my office at
work, / was interrupted by the entrance Of
81 boy, the son of one of INV clients, who
had walked into town, six miles, in Il bia-
ZiAg sun, for the pd.p9sn oi procuring
bible. lie had been told, he said, that there
was place where they gave them away 10
UcGpic VINO had no money ; he said hu had
no money, ard was very anxious t. get one
of the good l.r'- anh asked ne to - with
him 10 tine place Whore they were kept.
Anxious To encourage him in his early
picty, ] lett the breton which | was CngaS-
Cd aud went over with him to the sttnu Of
ali Old Presbyterian deacon who had the
mUcn coveted books in charge. l intro
ducrd him TO the deacon, tgiing him the
circumstance He ,rrl3ed the boy very
highly, was delighted to see II young man
SO tariy seeking after the truIh, etc, etc, /;
and presented him with the b,si-bnUud
B.D,a IN the CUl!eGlicn. EuL5y pgt it in
AIS pocket and was startin, Oh, when the
dcacIM says:
NOW, n,y SON.. that you possess what
you 50 much desired, l suppose that you
viii feel perfectly happy -
"Wch ! do, O.d.huss; for, between you
AID |, trow where | can trade it for {.
plague good lidd!r."
I Ii beauty draws US BY q single hair"
how Irresistible somc uf the woman must
D "hS W,ara bLsh,l-la,k,iiUH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26

-"NE FoR PbUH IBgT5 nayln. some
'aN lrr' .hai ul0ss0med every yclr hi,
sNN',,-, l,hta' bra dil not bear v yrsr .,t
-.'. I NJ quart ga sl at lnr oa ~,
-.'"ad '''ui'l th tAcglt eva, ys4ta-hI '.d
I" t"'l~5,, To go lf tAry WCua tur as
. 49," '',ae lwao acre at he ,ud oI lie
,,', lue s}il ls FFaNs.y, wilh slit Walrt
''N N,'F' a''d Inferred lhat lhr slll did
49,. ''N..l' 'htASh iuur a. iaFm thr Iit al
~, "h'p ihsH't An tLe tt,,s Ina,
'']. 's'. H''. 2 l' (, ,',ur ul'n bore p,..i
''l ha' ''l ,h.s. tlatwr-. .r
ii.'rs. .I t.iH.iI.l. ..Ul.a.'..1'.
1 'n'' u : Wss I ...H u-It. ...
HY ".. ..Irt AZ. I..'
ili'iu ia ~ lYf.ua. utl ,A.H.I..,. 49,
th'i s.ao - Co. safgl Ate Iorief
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Sautebes 8 aeiusIrn.
Il. q. SgEATNOS.

4. n. SHANNON.
xXTATCuMAKER AND JEWELER,
Corner of Third Street an0 Market Square, in
Miller's Stone Building; sUNBCRY, PA.
WATCHES,
rT-M of the most celebrated makers,
s-SsT.y,;AG.> consisting Of the Howard, Ap-
!sl,srssssss..l lssss pcton Tracy e Co., Walthcm,
Bartlett, w. Ellcry, and all grades of the Elgin
Ill's make. -
Also. sole Agent for the celebrated PAUL BR1-
TON Watch. in Gold or Silver Case, at low prices
sILvER-WARE FOli WEDDING PRESENTS,
of entirely new designs. Solid Silver Table and
Tea Spoons, Butter Knives, Forks. Castors,
Ice Pitchers, Fruit and Cake Baskets,
Syrup Mugs. Butter Dishes, and
everything in the Sivcrware
line at low prices.
JEWELRY.
A flnc lot of 1Sk Rings. Also fine selection
of Gold and Jut Jewelry of all descriptions. Gold
and silver Chains, at low prices.
GOLD PENS.
Fine Gold Pens. in Gold. Silver and Rubber
Cases, Of the celebrated make by Huffman and
Stewart.
CLOCKS.
A full assortment of s day and so hour Clocks,
at low prices.
Also, Sole Agent for the celebrate Perfected
Spectacles, to give entire satisfaction.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and
warranted.
All orders promptly attended to at the shortest
notice
sunbury, Sept. 5, 1865
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Tliscgllpngr1s.
Manhood; How r.ost, How Restored.

r1r~s,s,JIsT published, new edition Of
Er~-ss.~ BR. tILEEHWEII's CELEBkA-
IED ESSAY on tar Yt.ra, cure
(w.thout mcd.rWe) Of SrrENaTHI ga, or
seminal Weakness, lEyoluut'ry Seminal Los
ses, lMPorENCr, Mental and Physical lucapa,ty,
lmpedimcnts 10 Marrnrt, etc., also, Co.'S
SUMPTION, Erurr>i, aui FITs, induced ly
sglf-iUlu,gcnc1 or sexual extravaganza.
~ Price, m q sealed envelope, only & cents.
The celebrated author, Ia tuis admirable essay,
clearly d,iuonstratr- from thirty years slr-
cc-suli practice, that thr alarming cun-rguonrrs
uf srll-ahusc may he radically cured without the
daugoiog, nee OF Internal medicine or Che apI.i
cation Of Ihr kuiici polUtNE oar 4 mode OF cuIr
at onr' simUlr, certain, auI cfir,tual, hy uraua
nf which query suii lryg, No. matter what hi cone
dtion mas De-, may g.Is himself ,hrap.y, Vu.
yaiC'N, and raioli.g
~ T.l, lrcts.t rhHut h. iu tho AauIs 81
ever, youth aud every rau 'U the auI,
s,uI under srai, Boo 70 yiaiu erF,'uIr, to any
adiIrss, D. git, ,u Itl,.' ul rlA g,Utr, oI two
I'ft ttamIs. A'sn, d.. .Ft.Ne...t BE- N iu.la
Gu.ag," Iltlc IS cg.tt, A.. t..s tIr IuI .rl..f.
tllAS. 4. e. t.lINl a Co.
! = i0vrTy, Nea luik, fH-t- t-ui4gv Boa i,srl
Auy. o., ltHn,--iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26
Miscellaneous.
OUR NEW
Family sewing Machine.
The Superior Merits of

Family Sewing Machine.
The Superior Merits of
THE. SINGERn M Il CHIMES
Over all others, for either Family or Manufac-
turing purposes, are so well established and so
geuer,lly admitted, that an enumeration Of their
relative excolenccs is no longer considered neces-
saIy.
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
Which has been brought to perfection, regardless
of time, labor or expense, is now confidently pre-
sented to the pnblic us incomparibly the best Sc'c-
ing Jidchinc ia e1istcnce. The machine iu question
is
Simple, Compact, Durable and Beautiful.
1t is quier, light running and capable Of per.
forming range and Dariety rlercr bcforc atlsna'.sd
upon a single machine, using either Siik, twist,
| Linen or Cotton Thread, and sewing with equai
| facility the very fine4t and eoarsest materias,
| aud anything between the two extremes, IN the
most beautiful and substantial manner. It's at
tachmeu.s for Hcnmi,tg, Brdi9I'g, Gornng,
T"eking, Quilting, Fell:ttg. Trimming, 6hG't9'
etc., are novel and practical, ana nave pcen III
vented aud adjusted especially for TINS maGhlne'
New dcsign3 of the Unique, Useful, and fonu-
lar Folding TOPS aud Cabinet cases, lccu'laI 20
the machines manufactured by tkis 'olnP,n!,
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| A fnin idea. however, can ut best Be conveyed
through the medium of n necessarily limited ad-
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| in quest of Sewing Machine ny an moons 10
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the leading rival machines before making pur-
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| where Machines will be checrfully exhibited, and
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c,usIl4UHug.
Northern Central Railway.

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Nov. Is, 1sGp, Trains Iii leave
" sUNBURY, rs follows:
LEAVE NORTHwARD.
6.2o N NJ, Daily for Wiliamsport. Daily (eS
ccpt Sundays) for Elnra, Cana
daigua, Rochester, BuiIitloe, Nicgge
rai's, suspension Bridge and'N
S.45 2. NJ, Daily (exccpt SUNDAYS. } for r,,nir,
and BuiiAloe via Erie Railway from
Elmira.
Gao P. NJ, Daily (cxcept suniays.) for vii.
Transport.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
e15 A. NJ, Daily for Baltimore, ,and Wnshinrtor
$50 A. NJ, Sunbury Accommodation.
ll.45 A M, Daily Except SunNiys.) for Bait.
more, Philadelphia ami Wnshirgton.
1l.25. p. NJ. Daily (eXcept Sundays, } for Harris.
burg, connecting with Cincinnati
Express for Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Washington.
A. X. FIsHE. En-. 6. Yor.xo
Geu'l. Supt., Gen'l Passcn'r Art
llarrlsDarg, "a Baltimore, Md.
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nooA nINDTny,

fl'ilk antslslsusi, having enlarged Ne f-Hi
= lhs iH hHik h.naiaF, iHfifuls lhs saifras
sl sa.eaS' ,tsi ~ = pfsraIri ~ tlad k.a,As
Ne', Va paeii ti}lr asslrsl, az iis niist le.,aa
abs iairs naAlhs sgpoiats1 \ y, Lishtusi,
ssshi a ennhiffi o. fteeisiiI aai a. eilnf "
aN HHh lhlas hltins anf Fnlt ~ - nnr, ,lsssr
laa "a "A tAslisefH hHha tisia Aal ftplsfa Of
~ sh fsfglss lfenN snssi.la sth'st ssigs
shsirs, FL uUlllA.
v.n.s@sr ~. "a lsss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26
Laclawnnna and DIoomsburg Rail.


Trains leaving Scranton at 100 A. m and
p. M, connect at Northumberland with trains on
+. Il z. Il. Il. for Harrisburg, Batimorc, Wash
ington, Wllliamsport, Lock Haven, Pittsburg and
West.
Trains arriving at Scranton at $50 A. H.
connecting with trains at New York at $50 y. M,
Philadelphia at 4.l0 p. m.
Trains arriving at Scranton at 1880 a. III. and
3.lS p. m, conuect with Grains for Great Bend
and West.
At Rupert with. Cattawissa Railroad for Ia
1naqua. Milton, etc.
AT Pittston with. Ichigh Valley Railroad for
Tunkhannock, Wavcr'y, etc.
Kingston, Pa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26
Manufacturers.
LUMBER AND FLAMING MILLS.

Third Street, adjoining Phila. & Erie r. r., two
Squares North Of the Central Hotel,
sUNBURY, PA.
IRA T. CLEMENT,
rs prepared to furnish every description of lum-
4 Der required by the demands of the public
Havlng all the latest improved machinery for
manufacturing Lumber, he is now ready+o fill or
ders of all kinds of
FLOORING, SIDING, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
SASH, BLINDS MOULDINGs, We
RANDAs, BRACKETS,
and all kinds of Ornamental Scrowl Work. Turn
Ing OF every description promptly executed. Also,
A ALARoE ASSORTMENT OF
BILL LUMBER.
liEMLoCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Pickets,
Lathe, &c.
Orders promptly filled, and shipped by Railroad
OF otherwlse. IRA T. CLEMENT.
dec19-GS1y
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~, q. GEARIIART's
Confectionery, Toys ~ Fruit store,
MAIRLT ST, suNBCEY, "a.

CONFECTEONFRY or an KINDS
rows or FEIARl DESCRIPTION
CONSTANTLY oa haul and foT sale - The
- above rstlhilrhmeut AZ wholesale ani retail,
AZ reasonable pTiers,
40 a manufacturing an Kinds u Confsetlaue.
fss o. Keep up "a f,u atsaItiagnt NhlcA aIs s0.
at lus Tat.s,
Tobacco, "a safs, Stationery, Nuis " on kiuds,
aui wal ~ ~ Other artic,rs, al ~ sLith as
stlsEti shnlrsaie aud retail.
~ hsu.snhsF Ihg uaius ant place. -.
NJ, &, GkAkilAkI'
MaIkd 81, Ioo.t Ne. NJ iJ un's tiufe,
ssTtlyts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26
FRAMEs AND ALnuNls

eohsanl'y on haud, cheaper than the cheapest
uili, Rosewood ard NAlngi MoulJlnes, ahleh
sil be pul up to order, or sold la the sllck
AnAthing Ia the gay of IictuFrs, flamts, OF
anything IN ms Has II bnsiufss vii be flrlishri
AZ Tsiea 10 the inisfsS of ever anu that nay
eali, aud satisfaction guaranteed IA all sass,
Call bvloIc having yoaT solk done slseW hrfr.
lhankhl hlT pact iAfafs, | dssiIs, b hairst
fs.A.i9s asis Fssiaiiurss in hasnrss, Ga continue
the saine, AA insltagian l. rNtsaisi 90 an %
ste ms a llai, az ual nutio Il o. plsass,
Oei ~ ipcY. \. hifRLfi
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26
Change OF ofprcprietOrship.

'INIIE stock AMI fixtures Of the Livery Stable
4 formerly owned hy I. McGaw, has been pur-
c.raad by j. VI. Bartholomew, who has added
Ec,, horses, aud Is adding other comfortable con-
venioncc~. lie Intends to make it n stable that
cannot be cXcclcl anywhere outside the city.
The best OF rid,h. and driving horses ON hani
ready to serve custolpcrs. The patronage of the
publc is respectfully solicited.
J. VI. BARTHOLOMEW.
IrrhnrN Ann Ii 1SIn- n---lN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-26
GOLDEN GIFTS.

PARENTS TO FAMILIES,
FATHER TO DAUGHTER,
MOTHER TO son.
GENTLEMAN TO LADIES.
NTHFN the light has left the house, memo
w rials, such MS these compound their inter-
est.
BERGSTRESSER'S SUPERB PHOTO.
Miniature or oval Pictures, admitted to be the
best in this section of country and no superior in
the State. Constantly increasing demand and
great experience in this style Of miniature give us
facilities and better thap any establishment out
side Of large cities.
PAINTINGS, CIIROMOs, PICTURES AND
ALBUMS.
Home views taken, oval frames. Gilt and other
Frames fer sale, Framing of Pictures done to
order j. Is. BERGSTRESSER'S Gallery,
81 st., . doors above the Keystone Housc.
Sunhury Sept. 18th, lSUJ-ly.
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GRAND or MN
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
., ,,, cse,, cash Store of JOHN ECKMAN &
90. S. W. corner 4th ana Market Sts.,
Sunbury, Pa.
xJvuERE will be found one Of the largest
w cheapest and best selected apartment of
Dry Goods, ever brought to this place. 4 large
S''''''' DRESS GOODS,
comprising everything in
ALAPACAS, ALAPACA POFLINS.
All Wool Reps, English and Frcnch Merinos,
chauEcabc Lustrcs.
\ large Invoice of
SHAwLS AND CLOAKINGs,
lust opened which for quality, style and price
and uncquulled, also all the latest styles of wa
trr-proof for Ladies' suits, Iloopskrts in great
variety. A full line Of Hosiery, Gloves and No.
tions. A full assortment of
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
comprising everything in French Beavers, French
Cassimeres, Doeskin ana all choice makes Of
Cassmcrs to the lowest grades.
Also, Blankets, Satchels, Looking Glasses
Wood and Willow-warc, Hardware, Nails, Glass,
Oils, Patty, Drugs, Salt, Fish, ,etc.
Hats and Caps, B0ats and Shoes.
Our itodk of Shoes afe MaGC, expressly for our
own sales and are guaranteed.
We would call the particular attention Of those
needing CARPETS, to our large and excellent
apartment. which have been selected with care
both ~ regards quality aud style and are offered
ut prices which We guarantee to give satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to the selection of
our Groceries and Spices, and we keep none bat
the hest.
We have determined that quality and price will
be object for everybody to call at the Store oi
JOHN ECKMAN Il co.
sunbnry, Nov. IS, 1869.
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BTERLE'S.
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBURY. l..

All who wish gool picture of themselves or
Hirnis, finished ln any 'tyir, should MT Tail to
call al hfERlf's, as.it L., without a doubt, one
of the best places In this section OF country 10
procure good pictures of any kind, Prices rang,
Ing nom g,n p.S'1Tes GoT 81 90 a picture
worth $50.
bTns your little children, and II he cannot get
good picture Of then, there will be no Use 10.
mg elsewhere,
bgiug Old pictures II You Wish 10 have them
enlarged and have them anlshel Ia the beet aud
laIgst improNsl style
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