Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

u. Ddlus, M6rket etrect, thts PSoce, Is tuo agcnt
for the sale OF them IN this ara adjoinihg 6oun-
tics. Instructions In sewing given free Of charge
to all purchasers A lot ahsTays on hand. Call
and examine them. Vi.S 'n' tuAi .,v1r.i3
FoR Rkxr.--A housesnnd los. Apply az this
of,ce .i- sunlint t'fH " Ns.0 = 70 he'1 80 ~.
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n kcKsowLrDcEAa Aa*-rs. We tender our thanks
to Hon. s. Cameron, of the Y. $. senatei and
lion. J. B. Paoter, of tho House of Representa-
tives, at waslAegton, for special favors. Also
10 r. Montron,ery, Esq, of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, .: Harrisburg. for copies OF the Legis-
laiivc Rcceri. 3 ,siliygi'o1 1o7 .yiuj q 'r'1i
5000 Hclls Wall Paper justareceIved at Light
ncr's phcep for cash. AZ nVn7lT1r09t iaha
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TIE property of the late DR., WA, Bennett,
on Fourth street, was sold on Monday of last
ssec.,, to c. A. Reimcnsnyder, Esq, for %, 1e0S
s3AoHER will have Buck Beer on top on the flfst
of Nav. a.. mO1l 7Hdfil9I "iihh .A''7'
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THE members of Col. James Cameron Rost,
No. 105, G. A. R.. will meet over the Post Office,
on Friday evening, the 21st inst, ,yat O'Clock, at
which time preparatory measures will be taken
to dedicate the soldiers graves, on tho the 3oth
of May next. ,.fiyra Z -a's sli.ysilo1 o70eI
Corner srosE LAYING. The corner stone OF
st. Johns church, near Snydertown, this county,
will be laid on Sunday, April soth, 1s71.a The
services will be conducted by MINISTER'S from
abroad. II the day should be stormy the serv-
ces will be postponed until Thursday following
A general invitatioris extended to all. Services
commence at 10 o'clock, A. N.,l,a ,E.I.N
New Posr MASTER AT SusBuRY.--wc notice
that the appointment of j. j. Smith Post Master
at this place, has been confirmed Mr.. Smiths
well known throughout the county as the soldier
candidate with one leg for county Treasurer two
years ago, having lost his leg in the army during
the late Rebellion. He is worthy man, and Iis
appointment, which was not uncxpectcd,will give
general satisfaction .lao7liGI
Beef tongue at Kirby's. e ...- .r ggs!a rag
Fresh fish at Kirby's. .H ."r. r~.C syr.
Sons OF TEMPERAScE.-A division of the Sons
of ofTemperance will be organized in the Red Mems
Hall, in this place, en- Monday evening next, at
~ o'clock. Already a large number have join
cd. The membership is to be composed of men
over the age Of IS years. It is to be beneficial,
and the entrance fee about So. Al are invited
to ae present next Monday evening, who desire
10 Join. ~ --li. hua .r.se1. a..."'te
s. B.. BoYrN, Esq., has been elected Deputy
Grand Master of the Odd Fellows, for Northum-
herand county and Emil Wilvert, d. d. G. c.
Patriarch of the Encampmcnts Of |. .. OF .. T.,
in this county. -,
GAY.-Thc windows of our Millinery Stores,
A. Lii
TO admire tho beautiful f4cns, but weanoticc
rumber of young men "gazng" "inthat direction,
an indication that the ministers will soon reap
harvest. ,"-.i 'l' '''n'' no ">''
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Nrw PAPIR.-We notice that arrangements
have been made to start weekly paper at River
side, this county, to be called "TAe R:tersids,"
the first number to appear on the 6th of May
next. The citizens Of Riverside appear to. be
thoroughly imbucd with enterprise and under
stand how to go to work to build Up town. We
wish it abundant success.
RoBBERIEs AT TREvoRgos.--Wc,s learn that
several robberics We're committed az the town of
Trcvorton one night last week, The public
house Of Thomas Foulds, Sr., was entered and II
quantity of lQuor stolen. An entrance was cf-
lccteu Dy forcing open u Wisiuo".
On the same night Michael Sigafoos' carpenter
shop was entered and about $40 worth of tosls
taken from the tool chest of Peter Metz, sr.
The burglars escaped without being discovered.
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FoR dried and smoked meats, go To Kirby's.
TIE BALDWIN WoAKs,---'The Reading Eagle
says; Mr. George Morgan, chairman of the
committee from councils, appointed 10 confer
with Messrs. Baldwin & Co., of Philadelphia,
relative to the building of locomotiye works in
this city, informs us that AT o recent visit to
Philadelphia he called upon the firm, who told
him tLai Il We not, nor had 1t been their intcn-
tion Of removing the, works from that city, or
building branch works elsewhere. This, of
course, ends the matter. ....t ~.
We were pleased to make-the acquaintance OF
Capt. f. IL. Gregory, of Danyille, Pa, who Is
the agent of the Continental Bridge Company.
The Captain has introduced these bridges IN
nearly all the counties In the state, and infoIns
us that they have become very popular. We
have not heard of any objections particularly to
these bridges in this eOunly, except that the
Commissioners in some Instances put them mp at
. much heavier expense than is necessary. The
Captain is a live man, aud Of course, works for
the interest of the company he represents. .,.
II you want fine assortment of plain aud
fancy groceries TO select from, go TO Kirby's,
Bright's new building, on Marke. square, all
goods delivered within the borough free Of charge
4 LApIRs' SALooN. notice hat Lieut.. w
Rsesc, proprietor OF the Hoover House, has near
ly completed the ladies' saloon on the second
Aoor adJoiaing his holel, near the depot, The
rooms are neatly Furnished gpd we'll calculated
700 -uluOu for ladies aud private families. ihi'
department of the well knoyn Recess eating
house, viii be superlntended BY Mrs Reese, WIS
is well known as an eAeelleut catorer Tor th'
most ia,t,dugs tas,e. lloi Iaeals will be served
at an hours during the DAY abd sNeuihg' oys
tcrs, Game IN season, Iee cream, Se., ssTyed "
the shortest notice. Phls saloon will be throSI
open 90 thg public about the iast ~ neat week
ras ladlss wlll eId lids saloon q great seson
u4l.,lou, no rguar ladies' eating saioos hal
lyus r,tu needed Ia lLla place, and NC lssl gla1
fHt Ia h4s f,llru lutt, hands tllt the public GA