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Reading Railroad.
WIN TER AERANG NGEMENT.
AfnntlnlL Ulcc1l.Lrl. l-ih 1870

Fg -
<-,,r,.r 80, io'''
c Hl,;N ~ ~ N iiNf from lhc North and
- -N".t.- "cst LOT IHl'aucil PIMA, y. l., E"ad
~ o,'S'i', laln"iTa, NshI2nd' SAamnhn,
i'C"'-".'' -IEul"Mh' E'N'"h' Elh'ala, LI!@.
'',ru",',t' ,r.'i,'' i,' ,o'IIluE'' IIl &C. Nc'
i"'"H .'t'V iiaIIi>p"'E Iof -I"W ioIk, as ia.-
y o"' ". a. ''Y'' o.Io 4. H., i--O noon. an
- i. Ju"lSetInE WIN Si'Hi"f rains On the
ichlsHl'lnl hiliroad, ana arriving ut New
1oIh al i.'l' noon 90, "'3o ana 1000 p m.
ii'""t,''n'H. SSno"II'F Iars accompany the
''Io 20 IT, lH; ana lT'-V noon trains without change
returning Leave Ne" York at 800 ~. m,
,, n,l'' ,t'' @ '.' r. IT. t"l.!7'Ii ma AT o.l'
a. IN ana % "'"0 r. IL: slrrlh" Cars accompany
v w ,"e ~ It. NJ ''oo T. H. trains from New
1GFh without change.
W,Ti,huTE I't Reading. F"ttsyiI!' Ia-
i,,' -m'i"l, H!"'In'hil' iIic
~ -, -,'' ,V"H '''' HiHu'IlHEt ~ N.IO 4. III.
~. 10 ana so +. M, stopping at Lebanon and
t'S 'l.!vH'i way statluhs l!r 1.iup. M. train
Ir""4tv''nE LOT Iln2at'Pna' fottsNi.c and Co
i"','"' ,,i "n,!' to' to'lSN!H, srhGy'tHd l'aycn
T,, ,TI "w"ul .N!' ana H">H"'h"h!
49, "'", ''"Nt Il"lIIsnUiE al ".io p. Ia.
VA! Passenger ram leaves PhLate!lhia at
p, piI I II" S''''''',i 'i..A 81" i;'-t
:, ,'' ',SIlnI.I rom Ie''- at O.o'
n,y, - i,,', iii '' ,,' 90, "a, a. mIn
IN Tri, NJ 4" IN a., %i' i"' d.; ~ an" 80 r.
10 a. ~ '"V a. I''' ".'''l'''''h ''' "'7' an
Ir, rr,I, =. -, '''' It, .',' anu '-'''
',n ~" ~ i"."l"' At N'"r H. III. AHA -" T. H..
''i iyo .,',''s ma an" ncW i"lk;
h,i I,oirr., ',t' ,t ~ 'nii ana M
~ i',''' 80" ~ - ID Il. H. I"I l'nah.i- ai
T,,:r,, ~ ~, ,ur iinc 'II.hr "a1 tl'i"oh''
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arriyi an, 'i' 1T prfi H. M l%,cg, kGadnS i l '9 a. m
leaves PEiIn5IIhi, nti - ~, dc ''
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@atsbes 3 SstpeIrp.
n. 4. SHANNON.

a. Ne SkbANNVNs
xTTATCHMAEER AND JEWELER,
Corner Of Third Street and Market Square, in
Millcr's stone Building; SUNBURY, PA.
WATCHES,
ecsESyB Of the most celebrated makers,
s-Ssl,,y ,IIo consisting of the IIowigd, Ap-
sS-z.s-1=.i cyis9N-. .plcton, Tracy " Co., Whthcn,
Bartlett, w. Ellcry, and all grades Of the Nlgin
HIS make. .. ,,-,,
Also. sole Agent for the celebrated PAUL BRl-
TON Watch. in Gold or Silver Case, at low prices.
sILYER-WARE For 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, ana
everything in the Slvcrware
line at low prices.
JEWELRY..
A fine lot of 1Sl Rings. Also fine selection
Of Gold and Jut Jewelry of all descriptions. Eoiu
and Silver Chains, at low. prices
GOLD PENS.
Fine Gold Pens, in Gold, Silver and Rubber
Cases, Of the celebrated make by llunman ana
Stewart.
CLOCKS.
A full assortment of S dry and 30 hour Clocks,
az low prices
Also, Sole Agent for the celebrated Perfected
Snerto warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired ana
Warranted
All orders promptly attended to at the shortest
notice.
Sunbury. Sept. :, 1865.
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A0ritul ltmral.
49,

\ DRONER ON FATTENTNG CATTLE
Mr.. Bcla 5. Hastings. who is one of the
leading drovers from Vermont in supplying
cattle Tor the Boston market, gave his eX-
pcrience and observation in relation TO
lattcning stock at late meeting Of the
Caledonia County Farmers Club. He
said the main object OF the farmer was to
get the most out OF his fodder. 1t does not
pay to feed grain TO a poor creature, one
that does not take on flesh rapidly. Far
lners viii do better TO dispose of such stock
for what it will bring, and procure animals
of good style lie believed that one-half
OF the grain fed was wasted by not being
fed to good cattle. Another important
point is, farmers do not feed heavy enough.
lie would commence with as much feed as
they could bear at first, and then increase.
IN feeding twelve quarts Of meal the last
four quarts are worth twice as much rs the
first four for 1attening purposes. Some
farmers complain that they do not get pay
tor the grain they feed out, but he had
noticed chat it was only those who fed light
that thus complained. Whether the ami
mai was to be fed Il short or long time,
he would recommend heavy feeding. Mr..
Hastings said he knew of nothing better
than corn meal. The cob is worth but
little, ifanything Those persons of whom
he Purchased fat stock, who were the most
successful and made it the most profitable
were those who fed meal largely, Ifa far
mCr has potatoes or other roots ii is we'll
enough to feed these in part, but farmer
viii do better TO exchange some of his roots
for corn. than to feed roots altogether. II
is important to feed regularly and not too
often, as the stock viii cat and lie down
ana ruminate. 1t is better to feed cattle
but three times day, and sheep but once.
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NaiIrouos.
Northern Central Railway.

Northern Central Railway.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after Nov. Is, 1869, trains will leave
~ suNBURY, las follows;
LEAVE NORTHwARD.
o'So AZ NJ, Daily for Wiliiamsport. Daily (eI
oept sundays,) for Elmira. Canaan
gaigua, Rochester, BufIaloe, Niagara
EFals, Suspension Bridge and the
3.45 T. NJ, Daily (cxcept SUNDAYS y for p,r,ir.
and Buffaloe via Erie hallway from,
Elmra. "
GAO z. NJ, Daily (except sunSays) for Wi.
transports
LEAVE SOUTHWARK,
2.15 A. NJ, Daily for Baltimore, and Washington.
o.20 A. NJ, Sunbury Accommodation.
ll.45 A M, Daily (except Sundays,) for Balti-
more, Philadelphia ana Washington.
ll.25. z. NJ, Daily (except Sundays, for Harris
burg, connecting with Cincinnati
Express for Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Washington.
a. X. FIsKE. Ed. 8. YouNG,
Gen'l. Supt., Gen'l Passen'r Agt.,
Harrisburg, Pa. Baltimore. Md.
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FRAMES AND ALBUMS

constantly on hand, cheaper than the cheapesi.
Slll be put up % order, OF cold la the stick.
Anything Ina the Nay Of plciures, frames, oE
anything n my liue Qf business viii bu furnished
al rates 90 the Interest of every one that may
cali, ant taiislaCllDn guaranteed Ia all cases,
Call before having Your work done elsewhere,
Thankful for pact tlyors, l desire, BY honest
dealings and IrumIaness la businets, 90 coutaue
tAe came. "A lulilailon 10 extended 90 an 30
gile me a trial, as nay motto iito prisr,
oct. so, l.g. +. biEElf,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
HOOK HINDRHY.

fIhiE undrlrlsnsd, having enlarged NJ Gcli
lics ~ honk bluaiug, lnfunls ihe eiiEens
~ hanbhffi that ~ is pTsfartd o. tini bnnks,
famphirisi biauk boaks, AaEaElnes, FaIefs,
q Go iu sArlg ri1ir deslIsl, "a ihe most fr4saa,
able f.ir', Having sIpslltsi n, D LisLtnof,
tFrni "a huuhhfi iqf Zee Hifius ani driiffilus ~
al npiht ihn.r tlNins snf safk iu mf linf ,itsfr
lH- "a Alsl.trf't beak ei.rr aad ttpIfas Of-
hefi aill f,rsiis fl1ialt aiisuilsa sihogl eaifa
thHfEr. u l.. ulIIEN.
llim.bsI.. g. Is. lss
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Manufacturers.
LUMRER AND planning MILLS.

Third Street, adjoining Pha & Erie r. R., two
Squares North of the Central Hotel,
sUNBURY, PA.
IRA T. CLEMENT,
rs prepared to furnish every description of lum-
Il Der required by the demands of the public
Having all the latest improved machinery for
manufacturing Lumber, he is now ready to 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,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BILL LU M BER.
HEMLOCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Pckets,
Lathe, &c.
Orders promptly filled, and shipped by Railroad
or otherwise. IRA L. CLEMENT.
dccl9-6S:1y
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ssitro-Glycerine is
.,cerine 1.-THE sweet prin
al fat) and nitric and sui
Us. The process of manufacture
II. simple. Take, for instance, one
,rounf of elycerine and ten pounds of the
acids and place them in a proper vessel,
The sulphuric acid operates on the rest OF
the mass, extracts all aqueous matter, while
the nitre sinks to the bottom of the vessel
and Joins with the glycerine whose destine
carries it there ut once. The result is an
oleaginous substance not unlike castor-oil
in color, but rather more than this, which, on
being washed and thoroughly cleansed
from such particles Of sulphuric acid as
may have remained, is nitro-glycerine
Nitro-glyccrne strikes in all directions
when It oxplpdes but the greatest force is
always turned toward that point Offering
the greatest resistance. Thus, if you
should explode n mass of the ''oil" (Which
is "short'' for nitro-glycerino)in the centre
ofan empty room, the great force of the
exv,csion would be downward, in the diy-
ection of the foor.-A cartridge submerged
and having for its base n rock, would act
most iorcibly on the rock, although it would
also Gispince the water
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RIiHcrIlua.rrrs.
y
Manhood: How Lost, How RESTORED

r7HssE@S, JUST published, a new edition OF
kss$sS DIR. CULNERWElL'S CELTBEA-
TED ESSAY ON the TGG.,, cure
(wrhout mrllcine) of SrrunToEHGA, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Los
scs, lMPoTENCY, Mental and Physical mcJVacity,
mpedimcuts to Marriage, etc., also, Cos
SUMPTION, EPuErSN, and Fms, induced by
sclf-ndulgCnce or sexual vNtrtNugaucr.
s-e3 Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author, in this sHimUsb,crssay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sut-
cesstul practice, that the alarming cons sequences
of sclf-abusc may be radically cured without the
dangeIous use OF internal medicine or the apple
cation of the kuiici pointing ouy "a mode or care
al once simple, certain, ami ,Iv,tull. hy M,.uS
of which query sufferer, no matter what I'- ,.u-
dlt'nn may Ice, may cure himself rhraI'N, rll-
Nately, and radically.
30 This Lecture should hr W thg hands 0,
every youth aud every WaU Boo the land.
Sent under seal, iu q ylaiu ,.Ny,yIe, o. any
address, posiiaiA un rcgc.'t "l s'N uUHt-, ur tNu
pot stamps. Alec, DR., tINsrvr''- " Marriage
Guide, - price IS cents. Al lh. Pa... .N..s,
CilAS. }. q, l-l'NI Els CO.,
~ Bowory, Ncw York, Fu-.-DILuy Dos i,..,
Nov, la, lNG0.-ly.
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BYERLY'S-
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBURY; Y;PA.

All who wish good picture of themselves or
friends, finished in any style, should not iull TO
call az BY ERLf's, as il Is, without "a doubt, one
of the beet places In this section of country TO
procure good pictures of any kind Prices rang
Ing from gem pictures Tor 81 10 a picture
worth ESQ.
Bring your little children, ana Il hc cannot get
good picture Of them, there will be no use try
Ing elscWh here,
Bring old pictures II you wish 10 have them
enlarged and have them finished la the best aud
lAI.-l LnnIuNel sIAlr.
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VI. 4. GEARHART'S
Confectionery, Toys a Fruit store,
MARKET ST., suNBuRI, PA.

COYFECTIONERY OFALL KINDS.
TOYS OFEFKRf DESCRfVTlON.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale az the
~ above establishment AZ Wholesale and retail,
~ reasonable price.
lie {. manufacturing all kinds Of Coufrctlone-
rles To keep up a fun assortment which are cold
at low rates.
Tubacco, Eegars, Stationery, MUS 0f an kinds,
ind a variety of other articles, all of which are
offered Wholesale and retail.
Ia Remembtr the name aud place. ..
NJ, &. GEARilART,
Market 81, 8 doors Nesi VI Lyons store,
sepl 1905
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

An Indiana lover carries his boots un-
der his arm when he goes counting. putting
thcm on when he reaches the gate, and
thereby saving the polish.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
STOVE d TIN ESTABI.ISfyMENT
MARKET STREET, sUNBURY, PA.
ALFRED KiiAUSE, Proprietor.
SUCCESSOR TO SMITH & GENTHER.

TX ANING purchased the above well known cs-
4 4 tabiishmcnt, MIR. Krausc would rcspcctlui-
~ inform the public that he now has on hand a
large assortment of
COOK / y G STOW ES,
Specr's Cool, Auti-Dust, Regulator or Revolving
Top, Combination, Susquchanna and others,
which are SO arranged A. to he used for Coal or
Wood, and are warranted to perform satislactoIi-
ly or no sale. HEATERS of all kinds put up to
heat one or more rooms. HEATING STOVES
of different kinds at very low prices.
Tinwarc Of Every Description
kept constantly on hand. Roofing and Spoutiug
with the best material done at short notice.
REPAIRING attended to with Dispatch Coal
OIL and Lamps constantly on hand. Japan ware
of all kinds. Store opposite Conlcy's hardware
store. Give me 4 call 4. kRAUSE.
apl2i-ly
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GOLDEN GIFTS.
,ENTS TO FAMILIES.

I-NItTl-N 10 ! y 7 = VI II.ITN,
FATHER TO DAUGHTER.
MOTHER TO son,
GENTLEMAN TO LADIES.
NSTIlEN the light has left the house, memo
w rials, such as these compound their inter-
est.
BERGSTRESSER'S SUPERB PHOTO.
Miniature or oval Pictures, admitted TO he 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 than any establishment out
side of large cities
PAINTINGS, CHROMOS, PICTURES AND
ALBUMS.
Home views taken, oval frames, Gilt and other
Frames for sale, Framing of Pictures done TO
order. J. b. BERGSTRESSER'S Gallery,
81 ST., > doors above the Keystone House.
Suuburv Sept. 18th, 1869
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!lpWToi iiNyGF,rIY GnAs,IN SrRINa
.lH "'b.rtp ayEe c.y'g grass, either for
ta.lig purUus cor moving tho land must
ne wHdr Iyh hy mauuuug. uud by url.ryin,
A. I'd. aI ltr.-a ut mH.-tyr. lu uur latitude
dIt la, muh.h og ~,r.rmh,r, II uut al.
nliF .ylsa, t.e -ld ahuu,l lr thor,uuhI,
lt.'. Il, wauur.d, suoYtnrd Dl ruI
.'. 80 ii'hr Fu- aul rlu,gr,r.d were
s'Nn @-' spring aJ the butter u. equal
l.tiH ,. ...a aad c.tl, viI mako p,nr,
d,s.". !. i',a tlvu -u-s or clover alone.
49,, liH lslu plants iogrlV uriIrald
"rltrr nilhpUl letting cieu U.ht animal,
lt.+. Too ih. r..l Tl.n l.ipr. .us. mn.
APPLY 70 D.tal opssIns Df BARNARD -,rtu.
N lu ' ,,tgl compost. slrri evenly
"tt' i.. u-.. NIh l.I ID -..I.l in
1909 trl t..f.r.aI .-'..l ....'
N.. H..lN. "a crop h..i... .uUy a.-. .l d..
H'' Il .H.I-t . Juu. rm.I.I Ill.
tflNi H'" }HWf IalH lsu.r l..4
.1u. H.a.I b.. All. L.....I ...t .f
Of ''"a. aH.w4. , a..s.. e..ulu.
||.. H. ..... ..
.tH. ..y ya.t u. ....s L.. U....I i.
.'g ai.i sa.'s'Fye Sac laI..ts h. u.....
O. "a sFsatt..tst
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Miss Caroline DaIius, Agent.

Mrkd StroCt, near he Railroud, SmGury,
Pcm'd,,
has just received a large lot Of Elastic Stitch and
Lock Stitch Machines, which ore offered for sale
on reasonable terms. Embroidery and any or
uamcu, a sewing cam be executed ON these Ma
chimes. 80 family should be- without one, aS
they Will -.yc time and money,
- Persons re-iug in the Coal Region can
ubian these excellent Machine of Mrs, Bcui
bake, shamoklu, Pa, who i authorized 20 make
sale i1r them. aPllO-O9ly
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and Bloomsburg Rail-

Trains leaving Scranton at 100 A. m. and
p. M, connect at Northumberland with trains ON
7. & h. X. Il. for Harrisburg, Baltimore, Wash
iIngton, Wiiliainsport, Lock Haven, Pittsburr and
West.
Trains arriving at Scranton at S.55 g. NJ,
connecting with trains at New ork at $50 p. H.,
Philadelphia at 4.40 p. III.
Trains arriving at Scranton at 1850 r. N. and
SIS Z. M, connect with trains for Great Bend
and West.
At Rupert with Cattawssa Railroad for Ia
maqua. Milton, etc.
At Pittston with Lchi"h Valley Railroad for
Tunkhannock, Waycrly. etc.
=. DAVID T. BOUND, Sup't.
Kingston. Pa.
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GIeA Nd 0E'EI MING
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
at the cheap cash store Of JOHN ECKMAN &
CO., S. W. corner 4th and Market Sts.,
Sunbury, Pa.
yJTHERE will be found one of the largest
w cheapest and best selected apartment of
Dry Goods, ever brought to this place. large
DRESS GOODS.
comprising everything in
ALAPACAS, ALAPACA POPLINS.
All Wool Reps, English and French Mcrinos,
changcablc Lustrcs.
4 large Invoice Of
SIIAWLS AND CLOAK1NGS,
just opened which for quality, style and price
and uncqualcd, also all the latest styles Of wa
tcr-prOot for Ladies' suits, lloopsiirts in great
variety. A full line Of Hosiery, Gloves and No
tions. \ fun assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
comprising everything III French Beavers, French
Cassimcrcs, Docskin and all choice makes Of
Cassimcrs to the lowest grades.
Also, Blankets, Satchels, Looking Glasses,
Wood and Willow-warc, Hardware, Nails, Glass,
Oils, Putty, Drugs, Salt, Fish,ctc.
Hats and Caps. Roots and Shoes.
Our stock of Shoes are made expressly for our
own sales and are guaranteed.
We would call the particular attention ofthosc
needing CARPETS, to our large and excellent
apartment, which have been selected with care
both "s regards quality and style and are Offered
at prices which we guarantee to give satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to the selection of
our Groceries and Spices, and We keep none but
the best.
We have determined that quality and price will
be an object for everybody to cali ut the Store OF
JOHN ECKMAN " co.
Suubury, Nov. l3, 1863.
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The Highest Premiums at all the fairs uud cy-
hibitions of the United States and Europe have
been awarded the Grover ~ Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, and the work done By them, wherever
exhibited In competition.
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SOLE AGENT FOR NoRTH'D. co.

sz7$" Persons who desire the above Machines,
at Sunbury and vicinity, can obtain them from
Miss CAROLINA DALlUS, Market St., Sun
bury, Pa, who is authorized to make sale for
them.
April 10, 1869, ".
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PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS, BRONXES,
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS,
FINE PAINTINGS, &c. &c.
All persons, desiring really fine articles rcia-
bile in quality and moderate in price, are certain
TO be pleased by our exceedingly large and
varied collection Our stocl, is kept always fresh
10y additions from lrst sources.
Our store is pronounced one oftho most elegant
In the world and any parties visiting the city
are cordially Invited TO call aud inspect il at their
leisure,
Jan. -, lS10.-ly.
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Miscellaneous.
N Il w q q q ID y


NEW GOODS
EV Try DES CRIPT ION,
HENRY PETERS,
On Third st., ,onc door below the Lutheran Church.
sUNBURY, PENN'A.
TUST opened large assortment of DRY
Musins, &C., which are sold chearcr -hhn ever.
Also, variety of Notions, Undcrshirts, Draw
ers, Hats and Caps.
LADIES' WooLEN GOODS, &c.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
of all kinds, such as
SUGARS, CoFFEEs, TEAS, SPICES, COAL
Oil, Molasses, Syrups, Mackerel, Lard Hams,
Nuts, Dried and canned Fruits, Prunes,
Raisins, Cheese, and Crackers, and
in fact everything usually kept
in the Grocery line
Hams, Fish, Coal Oil,
Crockery-ware, Qucensware,
Glassware, Willow-ware, &C.,
The best FLOUR and MEAL in the
Tobacco, Cigars, and and variety of
ALSO: All kinds of Canned Fruit, at the
lowest prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having enlarged my Store room and filled it
with the latest styles of new goods. l would So
lcit the patronage of the public and will endca-
vor to please all.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
"a Call and examine my Stock, and satisfy
yourselves.
HENRY PETERs.
sunbury, Nov. 10, 1869.
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AgrienIlural ImpIenlenIs,

HuE'h Gun Rakti. stool aud iron 90. '
/ EIk.t, long ani u Handle hi'A. - '''
IT,, MauIr auI lily furss, "ms' AhH '..'.H
hr..-t. I.....- mn ~ thains, dnnl r'...r,
EAHHIus NHI r.ltr- uf 40 pa '.N
.. .--..t.UtHi uf NJ Maf'4 h''
if.alHr I.Ifl t..i.i tl.i5.'"i tYttH'
hy D. ii' '"''''
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miscellaneous.
OUR NEW
Family Sewing Machine.
The Superior Merits of


The Superior Merits Of
THE SINCERE MACHINES
over all others, for either Family or Mnpufac-
turing purposes, are vol established and SO
geupraliy admitted, that an enumeration of their
relative cxceeuces is no longer considered neces-
sIry, ..
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE.
Which has been brought to perfection, regardess
Of tTnc, labor or expense, is now confidently pre-
senteI to the pnbic as incnmparibly the best Sc,c-
ing -hachiRc Ia existence. The machine iu question
Simple, Compact, Durable and beautiful.
1t is quier, light running and capable of pci.
forming range od ydricty acre, before a,tsn,pted
upon a single mdchine, using either Silk Twist
Linen or Cotton Thread, and sewing with equal
facility the very iine1t ANA coarscst materials,
aud ANYTHING. between the two extremes, in the
most beautiful and substantial manner. It's at
tachmonts for Hcnaing, BrdGittg, Coiting,
T'tchia3, QiThing, Fe!li,sg Trimi,i,tg, Binding,
etc., are novel aud practical and have been in
vented aud adjusted especially for This machine.
New design3 Of the UNIQUE Useful and Popu-
lar Folding Tops and Cabinet Cases, peculiar TO
the machines manufactured by tl.is Company,
have been prepared for enclosing the new Ma
chine.
y fain idea, however can at best bc conveyed
through the medium Of Il necessarily limited ad-
vertiscmcnt and we therefore urge every person
in quest of Sewing Machine by all moons tc
examine and test, if they can possibly do so, all
the leading rival machines before making pur
chase. Aselectiou can fhen be made understand.
ingy. Branches or agencies for supplying tho
" Singer machines will be found in nearly every
city or town throughout the civilized world
where Machines will be chccrrully exhibited ant
any information promptly furnished. Or com
municatications may be addressed to
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING co
45s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
pIlILAD'A OFFICE-Sl0 Chestnut st.
MRS. BENZ. LAR&E. .SGgAMOEkaS,
SOLE AGENT FOR NORTH'D. co.
~" Persons who desire the above Machines
at Sunbury and vicinity, can obtain them from
Miss CAROLINA DALIUS, Market ST.. Sun
bury, Pa, who is authorized to make sale TO
them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19

Hoop Skirts Of all sizes, Ladies' and Gentlemen
silk Kid and Lislc Thread Gloves, Hosiery. Dress
Trimmings in variety, Real Laccs,
BLACK GROSGRAIN AND GEAClL
SILKS.
Vclvcts cut bias, Velvet Ribbons, Sntins, black
colorcd Zcphyrs and Yarns and EephFr KNIT
goods, Towrug. Napkins, Tnhc-lmcn, GeutS'
Ladies Haudkcrchicts, Scarfs.
Fancy Soaps and TOilct Articles,
Tidy Canvass and Canvas patterns, Figured
Linens. Tarlatans white and coorcd. Also, an
assOumcu. of fashionable
HATS, FEATHERS AND RIBBONS,
Sash Ribbons. &c. She is agent for Switches and
Hair braits. Ptrfumery and large variety OF
NJ. l.. LAZARUS.
Nov G iGN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
BOOT AND SHOE

EUNBUN1, IN,
VNFORM the public that thcyhavc Cstablishcda
a MACHINE SIlN', in connection with their
FOUNDRY. They have supplied themselves
with New Lathcs, Planning and Boring Machines,
with the latest improvements. With the aid of
skillinl mechanics, they are enabled to execute
all orders of
NEW WORK OR REPAIRING.
that may be given them, in a satisfactory man
nCr.
Having enlarged and rebuilt their Foundry, they
arc ready to execute all kinds of CASTINGS.
Crates 10 suit any stove.
BRASS CASTINGS, &c.
The PLOWS. already celebrated for rthcir supc-
riorty, have been still further improved, and
will always bc'kCpt on hand.
ALSO THRESHING MACHINES.
Sunbury, Sept. IS, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-03-19
GROVER d R.iHER'S

FI7tSI ILENIIN LLINIIT AIIIIW
FAMILY SEWING MACHIN ES.
PoISTs or EXCELLENCE.
DEAUTY and elasticity Of stitch. Using both
ID threads directly from the spools. No fas-
tcning Df seam by hand and no wasting of thread.
Besides doing an kinds of work done by other
Sewing Machines. These machines execute the
most beautiful and permanent Embroidery and
ornamental work.