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Mexico.

Politics in Mexico present q very Gu
rious phase at this time. The different
political PARTIES arc accusing each other
of endeavoring to bring Mexico under
the United States flag. . There are also
threatsin SOME quarters of refusing to
accept the decision Of the people at the
polls on the Presidential question, willie
four of President Juarez's Cabinet, with
Senior Romero at their head, have been
impcached for ~malfeasance in Office, and
will be tried before the Supreme Court,
with, as is supposed, the certain result Of
conviction, as the Court, presided over
by Lerdo dc Tejada, a candidate for the
Presidency in opposition to Juarez, is
viewed rs strongly partisan. In the
meantime the chances of Juarez of re-
election-to the Presidency are growing
brighter. Juar@ has made a good Pges-
idont, and it would be doubtless well
for the Mexicans that they should re-
elect him.
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Heavy EXPENSE,

The effort of Grant and the Radicals
to carry New York last fall cost the coun-
try a pretty large sum. Just before
Grant left Washington, the other day,
he ordered the accounting officers of the
Treasury to pay the United States Mar
shal's Office, in New York, fifty-seyen
thousand dollars for the expenses of the
enforcement act OF Federal election law
i'll New York last fall. This is only
about half of the actual expenses incur
red i'll using the army and navy. What
will be to pay when an effort has been
made to carry the South at the point Of
the bnYonetY
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1Ent il at Last

Frederick Douglass. has got an ap-
pointmeht at last, and all things c6haid-
cred, II very. Inferior one, being simply
that Of a member ofthe Legislative AS
sombly ofthe District Of ColumbiaEthc
pay being small and the honor less than
nothing. D 1t may be that Douglass will
be thankful for snlnn fay5rs; butrcgard-
ing him rs the foremost man of HIS race.
it is difficult to reconcile fhc neglect with
which he is treated with the boosted
Rndical theoaYL OF ednhlity.l l1-Ll :
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HlIn Little Gnrnnral.

For May, is an excellent number, full
of pleasing and INSTRUCTIVE reading mattcr
tor boys and girls, aud older people who
have young hearts. Terms, 81 so o year.
Send stamp for specimen number and Pre-
MUM list to John Miller, Publisher,
Chicago, Illinois.
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1lic Next President.

Justice Davis, ofthe Supreme Court
oathqtUnitoH States, and n resident Of
Illinois, is the latest man talked of MS
lro.Dcnocratic candidate for President
iu1672. lie is Il conservative, end not
~ extreme Democrat. He is an uuclc
Of the late Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Of
Baltimore and u gentleman of fine abili-
ties.
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WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Mexican
Commission resumed its session to-day.
1t has transpircd hat the points in the
negotiation give the United States free
navigation of the st. Lawrence river, and
also the adjustment of the old question of
the jurisdiction of the island of San Juan.
Admiral Porter will command the fleet
which is to meet the Russian feet bearing
the Russian Prince hither.
Leiber, umpire of the Mexican Commits
sion, has decided against the motions to
dismiss certain causes. The dismissal is
claimed on the following grounds: The
claimant had not exhausted the remedies
Of the Mexican courts; the claimant had
obtained permanent residence in Mexico,
and had acquired citizenship and, because
the damage was caused by hazard of war,
the motion to dismiss was oyerruled on all
these points; for the arrests and impr1son-
ment complained of were for u violation
of law.
The Commission decides that foreigners
domiciled here who have declared their
intention to become citizens are entitled
to a hearing before the Commission.
The commissions to bankers, one ana a
quarter per cent. for negotiating the new
loan is payable in coin.
Southern claimants desiring to have tes-
timony taken blythe Commission at differ
ent points South must reduce their wishes
to writing and designate suitable persons
for Commissioners. Persons desiring to
have cases set for certain days must make
application to the Clerk in writing.
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Which will be distributed by chance among the
ticket holders, by the Mutual Aid Association Of
Omaha.
REFERENcEs-M. r. Brock, U. s.. Marshal's
Office, Omaha Edgar Zabriskie, late Union Pa
cifc Railroad office, Omaha j. Turner, Deputy
u. S. Marshal, Omaha; j.. Doyle, Post Office,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Good responsible agents wanted. Liberal
commission allowed. Address.
LYF0RD s co., business Managers,
Apr2O-2m. Omaha, Nebraska.
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New Musie-16 Pieces for 30 Gents.


The True Cross, sacred song by j. II.
Thomas; Underneath the Violets, ballad
by Chas. Platt; Come, rest your head,
little darling, song by Tucker; Farewell
Mother, song and chorus by j. B. Donni-
ker Pleasant thoughts Of long ago, song
by G. W. Persley; Spring Tide, Trio from
Harvey by Dressler; Spring and Autumn,
Quartet by Pruzzi May Song, Quartet by
Mendelssohn Sweet is the timo of Spring,
by j. II. Thomas; Our Lord is risen from
the Dead, sacred by Voss; Lord God the
Holy Ghost, Quartet BY Concone; Blue
Bird Schottische, by j. Becht; Standard
March, by J. Goote; Belle Marie Mazur-
ka, by Grannis; Belle of Saratoga, Valso
Sentimentale byFitzhugh Cinnamon Rose
Scbottische by Kinkel.
The above pieces, printed from f~ullsize
masterpieces, are contained in, the May
number of Peters Musical Monthly, for
which the Publisher asks the modest sum
Of 80 cents. Send 30 cents for a sample
copy, or 81 for. the January, February,
March, and April numbers, and we are
confident you illtbank US for recommend
ing it. Address J. L. Peters, 500 Broad
way, New York.
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SEND YOUR SONS

To a Practical School, that will train them for
active, useful life, and a successful future. The
Institution that best ~accomplishcs this, and is
largely patrOnized by the South, is Eastman
College, Poughkecpsie, N. Y. Address for par
ticulars, IL. G. EASTMAN, LII. D., Pres't.
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The Gannnign of

The Grant-MoTten opening Of the
cmnpaign' Of 1872, is NOT relished or IN
dorsedljy the Cincinnati Times, fRadil
cal,t which declares That "Messrs. Nor
tGhand Golfax thinkthat the rayases of
tho Ku-khix can LeAmade an adequate
substitute fer each and I'LL the issues thnt
are before the country. r. Tliey feari6sAas
from any genuine issue that might be
made hence no issue at all except an
appeal to passion, andlnoi enemy, except
man Of straw, labelled d Democracy, are
to- constitute the political stock Of 1872
81 hos @4l=4SoA IL 1-Lia ta "..-.
jPlentyOf TroOpstfr the South. e.
Application has recently been made
ut arlay1 headquarters for additional
troopsto protect die frontier in Afizona,
but GalEi Sherman replies that Congress
has5so reduced The army, andtho demand
for TROOPS III tic South is such, thtt SO
farfrom sending troops to the frontier
hess obliged to take troops from that
section and send them to the Southern
States. The savages ON the frontier may
butcher the citizens, and no troops can.
besent to protect Them bit there arc
plenty Of troops to aid in carrying the
SG%lthEforille Radicals? 12I OF T',
ff Aas2 AL4-aGSa44A-ai1le 3-
5b 5ai lLe''A Dead LOck.nlGi &sai4 =
The Legislature of PENNSYLVANIA fol-
lowing tile fashion of the year, has u
"dead locke IBais made tho duty of
that body to- apportion the State into
Senatorial and Representative Districts
at the present. session. 81 The Senate,
which is composed of II Democrats and
1S4aepublicans,a passed an apporEion-
meht bill. JThc4Ifouse, which Is cont
posed Of So Republicans and "A Demo
Gratis intended the bill and returned it
to tile Senate for dohe5dhrT6nee.l 4aThe
Senate insisted-on r itsbfff, md a commit-
teo'o conference was appointed, COM
posed of two Democrats and one Repub-
lic,tn from the Senate, md two Repnbli-
cansand one Democrat from The House.
Of course this brings them no nearer to
an agreement. Each party charges the
other with unfair g6rfymandcling. The
Democrats Of the. Senate refuse to do any
other business until the House accepts
it's plap3 and the consequence is that gen
erallegislhtionis awaiting the tormiha4
ton of this party quarrel. 4'
We have had rain plenty for nbeat psst
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Agents Read. Thls.Ir-

.TWD viii pay Agents a Salary Of $50 per week
w and expenses, or allow u large commission
to sell our new and wonderful intentions. Ad-
dress . WAGNER, arshall, ich. -,.r
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Atlanta Markets..

Heported BY STEpHENSFEYNNE o., Cen
ieraI Commission Merchants, Forsyth Street
Atlanta, ia.
CohS- While, 9 bushel...,..l b.. .... .eos
WHEArLfenn. Whit, Z bush -, -, l57alsO
RYE4 q bushel, nominal An. AOOOa
OATS, z bushel 63a
ELarRr & loo hs......,,ss..,......sS5Qa4l5
BAcOS-Shoulflrs II h,........,... Ga
Clear Rib Sides u lb.......... la
mn lear Sides q h...~,,.......l2a
-li lHamsfF b.!..!. ,.I.r...',,l3al4
LARD-m nefces.. .......''.. l5a
In Cans IA
BUffER y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 55
EGGS, II l5al6
HAY-TeRn! N1OQ BIS. ..,..,. ...l..lGOa
Western Timothy, q 100 ibs.....l65a
tOrArOEs-F .SOOa3oO
ONI0Ns-P Dbl, .................,...00 0a
STOCK PEAs-R ush.,.............!l O0a
tEATHERs-New e lb,.."..s-,.,,,. Goa
Old ~ III ...... ...... 0Oa00
VIRGINIA SALT, e saek,... .-..,.s....2 25a
LIVERPOOL SALT, q ck......,,.... .000a000
Va. LAND PLASTER, Il ton ...... ...... s2On0O
DOMEsTICs-Augista Sheeting 4-4P I'D. Ilba
Augusta shGetins 7-st' yd. 91aa
COTT0N YARNS, Y bunch ...........l 3Oa
Corr WHlsEEY-PrOOf Il gal .......,..l 1854
Below Proof y gal. . .l2Oal2j
Va. APPLE i ,NDY, u gal....".,....l75aOOO
GA. PEACH BRA,1Y, q gal............2jOa
BULK MkAT-ShOulders . ..............9
T.. X. Sldcs...............ll
Clear Sides ...........l IL
POULTRY-Turkeys... .......... ....lSa20
Chickens l2!all
Business has been dull the week past,
there is a better feeling manifested in
Corn. Bacon, under adviccs from the
West, dull and declining. Oats are
scarce. Eggs, in good demand. Fresh
Butter would find ready sale.
Respectfully,
STEPHENS, FLYNN & co.
Atlanta, April p, 1871.
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FOR $I.5O PER line

We will insert an advertisement One Month
in twenty-five iret-class Tennessee newspapers
including -four dailies. We refer to the publisher
of this paper, to whom onr responsibility is we'll
known. List sent free. Address
GEO. P. R0WELL& CO., Adv. Agents,
Nos. 40 and 4lPark Row, New York.
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Gut This Out /!

And send Twenty-Five Cents Tor n Ticket and
draw a Watch, Sewing Machine, Primo, or some
article Of yalue.s No blanks. six for One Dol
lar. Address PACKARD s. co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. ses +A2 hlS 1t..!.s ss {"
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LEGAL ENTERPRISE.
o @.
GIFT FESTIVAL
AT
o ma u il II, N g b T. n $ TX u,
May 25th, 1871.
IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY,

Two Dollars Each.
HALVES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
lDeThis enterprise will be conducted in q
precisely similar manner to that of the lata
Grand Gift Concert of the "Mercantile Library
Association !" of San Francisco, which gave such
UNIVERSAL. SATISFACTION.
One Chance in Every Thirty Eight.
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.lsgai % NASH ilie,, 1I3 '7

Tie Bapuer &'ys Mat u pity Mash
VIC is upt able 10 makoio iithoN Nashville
anil Deeals r5 ard the North AID South
l!IIr 4lAa Mgrga5 1pihDad laoaepolyr III
her pwpi iatarosts, us Lotiihyiilo haainnde
Of the Louisville iahdsa Nashville Road,
south OF hers 1t woulthabs III dividond
pa7iH&road from theword $50, and in
tihre woald supply nor with the means
to bramch9 out from Dccatnr' east and
west into cofsia and Mississippi, Why
can't Nashville Try to mthc II city of her
sAf? '.I "' hl.a' '
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'G10A DAY FOR ALL with Stencil Tools.
SlU Address A. z. GEAuAM, Springfield, Vt,
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WINEGAE, how made in 10 hours, without
' drugs. Particulars 10 CENTS +. SAGE,
Cromwell, Cenhs$ y 81 =
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TIE ENTERPRISE.
swcetwater, Thursday, Aprls7ls7l.
Forty Countles on "a Nnrkot

According to the Richmond Enquirer,
real cs.ate QNRers in Virginia arc in
peculiarly p%orplcxing predicamcnt For
~ counties are ON the market. "Th@e
are no buyers u AfeS Aust be sold"
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ohio.

The xbdrction m,0hi0 is TO- be II
very rinportant one. Besides . full
State ticket, there is to be chosen leg
i4lature, which is to apPorioh The State
for members Of Congress for the next
ton yeHrs, ai.d elect a United States Son
ut5r iii place of John Sherman. The
Utrl3crstic Stitc C~ohYeptioh is, called
fda %uno1, and th6a Republican f5F June
oyld no u rtiIa1hl A1ti-I .'H -'. |a
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GrnnlnY'S AYnilaLilitY.

4 number of Republican papers, III
Auontial ones 1tbo, Notwithstanding the
~nyhileiGlity Of Horace zGtaley Hsr a
Preiidontial canli lata Dhiso may do
worry welbih the Why Of elitorihf baGi-
mpe hut wit until it come t6 serious
work, and Horace will stapd about as
much chance as that rating humbug,
George Ffahciy gH+in. io9ia 'i,-u
-mr AHlSoL--L2ly 4'
siIsgS tI b Emp0ssiEic.s ''.'"i o. 5-
Tho saEhtifR ilacaricln siys it is now
ihpj$siblc q construed a bnrglir-pro9f
sdf for The th;ef, cvith his cylinders
OF tqmbFgsscd hydrogen and oxygen,
can, in q few, seconds h1rn holcain any.
Of the hardest met9ls-hi MS fredrii ona4
bling hin, ina low ]laiputos to work his.
way iRto the s~tronSestside That Wits ever.
constructed. iiafe vFi.sirgr 40 .as s
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II. 1. COA "
Atlanta, April 81, 1871.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
Business Notices.

A nEaIRABLE RFsrpEScr, located on one OF the
principal streets In the Borough of Sunbury, IL
offered for sale on the most reasonable terms.
Apply at this Office.
SEND, II You CANT Go.--If rcqucsted Wara-
maker & Brown will send samples of their goods,
prices and rifles for selr-measurc. to any one out
of Philadelphia and guarantee ft in such
cases, and satisfaction In all respects.
A DCEL was fought at Memphis, between Alex
andcr sholt and john s. Mott, in which Mott was
shot and Shott was not. In this case IL was bet
ter to be Shot than Mott. 1t was reported that
Not was not shot but Shott swears he shot Mott
which either proves that the shot Shott shot At
Mott was not shot, or that Mott is shot, but not
withStanlng all this, Thos. q. Mott on Fourth
street, Sunbury, kceps.a large assortment Of
cloths, and cnssimcrs, and makes up splendid
suits for gentlemen. .-....
CANARY Birds, Cages, 60, at Lightner's.
No improvements have been noticed as much
as those continually made by our tailors. There
is scarce a month passes hut what there is some
new style introduced which is at once followed
up by j. f. Srnick, Merchant Tailor, on Fourth
street, who appears to be always OF the watch.
His handsome stock of goods together with his
latest style Of cutting and making up garncpts
cannot help hut draw custom. The amount of
work turned out is n strong evidence that he is
doing an excellent business.
Complete suits of the very best and most fash
ionabc goods are made up in j. T. Schatfer S
Merchant Tailoring establishment. opposite the
Central Hotel. They are cut to suit customers,
and always attracted great attention when worn
on the street, either here or elsewhere. Mr..
Schaflcrs art of cutting has never been surpassed
in this part of the country, and is constantly
drawing host Of custom.
THE new styles of hats at S. Fausts store are
admired by everybody. lie keeps a splendid as
sortment to select from, and all Of good quality
and the latest styles.
FURs.A choice 10; of Fancy Furs for ladies
and children, just received fgur, New York. at
c. B. Weitzcl ~ Co.
MrrFs.-.Somcthng new, Cars Patent MuG,
for sale at c, Il. Wctzel s. Co. Call and sec
them.
UMraELLAs.-The Storm King and Burglar
Proof Umbrella, with Patent Lock Runner, at
c. b. Wcitzel * Co.
Pianos AND ORG,Ns--PRICEs REpUCED.--The
best Pianos and Organs made in New York and
Boston, are now sold by II. 3. Masscr 1T 20 to 80
per cent, less than they can he had from any
travelling agent or irresponsible manufacturers.
These instruments are warranted for I've years.
CLOSING PRICES OF DEIIAVES ~ BRu, ~ :.
II. 'rp STRgrr, PnILiDELPuIN.--3 o'clocK, l.. 81.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
Marrinnre.

On the 27th ult, at the residence Of Mr.. j. II.
Conley, sunhury, by Rev. S. j. Millikcn, assisted
by Rev, W, ". Evans, Mr.. WA. X, CHESTNUT,
BouGu, Of Lewistown, Pa.
At the Lutheran Parsonage, IN Suuyury, Dec.
2jth, by Rev. {. W Hcmperiy, Nj. BESJAMIS
+. llEFfSEE, OF Tower Augusta, 10 Miss CLARA
BAHSHAEE, Of Northumberland.
On Ihe 2sih ult., al the residence Of Mr.. Isaiah
Gossler, Sunhury Pa, by Rev, G. 5. Gerhard,
Mr., JusErH kIREFER, of Upper Augusta, TO Miss
ENNA NILkERsoS, OF Shamukin, ia,
In this place, on the lst inst, by Rev ". W,
Evans, Mr, EAUNFsr STAEKLOFF 20 Miss Louisa
MANTiS, all OF SunbuB.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
(FoR TIE AMcRlCAN.l

y GcLDEN WrDDING IL 81 SBURY.--Just at this
tine 80 many Of our young folks seem to be so
intent Oh forming '1hc tic that binds" that a
wedding IA or6inoJV would probably attract lit
tie attention, but, on the general principle that
We most appreciate what is h&rGo.. 10 obtain,
golden wedding, CT tn, celebration OF tha tnicil
anniversary Of married He. should interest us
all Without tUr' her ir,lilniuai.cs then. we viii
give hI!CIy The facts in the case referred to:
Nr. George Wciscr and Miss Barbara Oswald,
were married fifty years ago last New Years
Eve, by the Rev. Father Shiudc, and on the ai-
ternoon and evening Of saturday last their child
rcn, grandchildren, and Il host Of friends as
scmbcd AT the residence of Mr.. Weiecr on Market
street, TO participate in the genera, JOY of such
au occasion. Your readers can easily imagine
how swiftly flew the hours away, and .all went
merry as II marriage bcll,'' as the scenes and
persons of other days were passed in review, or
realities OF the present and futures prospects
were discussed. They can also imagi The many
klud rcmeinbrauces Of the no longer youthful
couple, in the way of ''gOlden' gifts, but they
probably would not imagine, without my assist
auce, that al about O'Clock in the evening, Mr.
and Mrs. Wciser were led upon the floor, n IN
days of yore, where, after listening to an affect
ing address and prayer from their pastor, Rev
Ii. W. lIemperly, they received the hearty hand.
shaking aud warm congratulations of all present
Al later hour the company separated, all high
ly pleased with this kind of wedding, whose oc-
currcnce so much resembles angels visits +.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

THAT s9I, ,00o.-Durins the holidays, as the
young were discussing the relative merits OF
their handsome presents and the cost thereof,
our farmers and laboring meu were looking for
ward to discover how that So+ 900 County tax Is
to be expended. Yet none, as far as we can
learn, have found ont the secret workings of the
Ring to gain the desired information. ma
chine has been invented ny prominent Demo
crat of Lower Augusta, Gas will be seen by
communication in another colulnn) which, il is
hoped will lead to an erpose of the workings Of
the Ring, and why il is necessary to levy tax
of one per cent. to dciray the county expenses,
amounting to $4,000, when over $4,000 re-
mains uncollerted OH duplicates of the previous
year; and why it is that il requires SAT 900 to
pay the county expenses Of 1869, when the
amount required for previous years did not reach
half that amount and why it will now require
$4,000 For lsS0--and yet none of the money
borrowed to build the Court House ha been paid,
nor even the interest on that amount We hope
the Young Democrat Of lower Augusta will have
the machine repaired, 80 that the taxpayers of
the County will not be any longer lcf. in the dark
as 10 where the money goes which is collected
from them annually.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

CaHlsTaAs dAJ was generally observed In this
place as holiday, Al business place. weFs
closed 10 observance Of the day, Tbs ptmosphsls
duung s-o day Was chilly, aud towards syealng
slight 'Iow fell The present gising sus,om
MAS gensIally observed, aud many hsalIhstonss
we're g'addsnsd over femi.y ggauloas, aa4 .hs
usaal euloymsu1s were .adalgsd 10, Tue oa'
sslssls4 fact that "CbIlslmas CONES but oacs a
year. VAS doubs.ess hsqassly oasrsI foF "a,
'-stes api eRiraysgaucss ani lhsfs wsgs, PES
eaps' I99s as-lns beads aIs smp,y pockets ne
mornlas 'o.owlas Ihsn auy sihsF aay IA lhs
Jear A ''loly good Ilas' u Esssials fsllsssA
hJ leaellaaalI ASA, saigh restores lks syslsss
~ snleymeul snt Pgaiissls ghs ipg sAi al thelg
b4'1g ss sls Ilsss u sls.a. aust s1psel "a sal
"ssFs hfsad lhs Issi u ths ysah hha gass.
i.es ai aqr.l ssegsipy. assihsE a 4 bslisl y
eisH4 an cess ssusal slls.slfs " "go0a
ltisss" ials . slssls iay, % sEgs.a Va lsssi "
'si sslsss his 'Aissu q iesssi lslisf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
Toeai A@uirs.


The GROVER & BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged su-
perior to any other now manufactured Miss
c. Dalius, Market street, this place, is the agent
for the sale of them in this and adjoining coun-
tics. Instructions In sewing given free of charge
to all purchasers. lot always on hand Iat
md l.xnminn lhcnl.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
Janus Y /, 1871.
Special J3otise5.

ENRRORS OF Y0UTH.-A gentleman who
II suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
'nd.crction, will, for the sake Of suffering hu-
mainly, send free TO all who need it. the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy by
which D., was cured Sufferers wishing to profit
Ly the adycrl.scr's experience can do SO by ad-
dressing. in pcrftrt confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 42 Cedar Street, New Hork'
Nov. 10. lS1O.-lv.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

HoEsrs DRowSrD.-Oaay OF last week,
II team belonging to Mr.li Arnold, OF Upper
Augusta township, was tutally drowned in
the river at this place. !ruold was hauling
lee from the river and his son with the
team; the boy, in dyiyinthc ice, drove into
hole where the ice haO taken out on the
day previous, and was efficiently strong to
bear u team, when the plunged into it,
the boy escaping by jp;. All elfors to
rescue he team were un.sful The horses
we're valuable, and Mr.. has sustained a
heavy loss which he Is iltto bear.
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I'm Lower AuLlttJ township, January Let, ls1l
HARRIET b., infant daughter Of Geo. A. aud
"ebeyca Hopper, aged mouth' and 20 uays,
In this place, on Tuesday evening, thr 81 inst,
Me, ELIZABETH MElsfE, fsllct of Hon. Geo.
Nelser, agcd SIS ycars, ~ months au4 20 days,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

Icr--Host Of our ice-ho have been filed
with excellent ice. Ther few places on the
.rirer whercicc can he pred a economically
as here, and yet our ice DIS get better prices
than those ut our peising towns, or OF
philadelphia. Some rutsing man would
make money By cousolid; the business aud
ceiling ice at lower rates.