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The New York herald., 1871-10-16

MY Father workcth hitherto. sain ,,,a savlout and
wUk. But man su0ud not labor alone The
breai that peri5letb, but for that whioh eldureti
unto everlasting life; for man shau not live by bread.
alone. buf ~ every word tt prcceedctn out OF the
kingdom of Goa and hts righteousness and tlien all
otner things shall be added anto us. And because,
IN response 70 honest labor. God senas prosperity
aud Wealth, shall We therefore
WORSHIP TuIS MATFRIA;JsM9
The young man startlug oat in HE deems IL his
matters l,tlle which. Aud the preacher feared the
devii had great deal 10 DO in the making VI f0r-
tunes. But lie who alone could do it has within two
days swept away more than one hundred millions
Or our b0astcd wealth. thus teacaing us that mil
lions and material wealth not God, ana that lie
Lord 0uild the house they labor IN vain that build
II. This revelation IL for us; for It might just a5
easily have been ours as theirs. Let Us not there.
rather let us think OF 1t wich chasiened spirit, as
We SIT around our tables to-day, aud acknowledge
one. We must share the calamity and answer the
demands OF tue sufferers to the utmost OF Onr
and homes lay il mr. ruins now then should We Isink
OF itY In the same light LEI Us think 0l IL now anu
let us
ACT MOLLY TUE NEIdHBOR's PART.
We are taught In the Gospel that lu such eXpe-
rienccs rs THIS we must look to the Lord Jesus
ing are our brothers Ia Cnrist, and all are our
brothers in the flesh, ami at their head stands the
merd Jesus our elder 9roncI inc o. ns
fully depicted, ana the Say0ur'S browning words,
"iuasmucn as We did II INTO one OF the least OF
these yc did II unto me-, were quoted with beautiful
eject. Nnt+ MENmf EluN
collection was afterwards taken up in behalf Of
the Chicago sufferers. anu donations OF clothing
&c. were directed be sent TO rier IS North River
to the residence OF MRS. jennings IN East Sxtietn
street, WHO VIII forward them. Yesterday beng
tho centennial OF the e-estabiShmcnt OF the Ee.
formed Dutch ChurCn THIS Continent aud the last
Synod Of the Church having directed all its mlnis-
Thompson's eycning discourse was devoted TO THIS
sub ect. #h 5f
The New York herald., 1871-10-16

arc served by great calamit'es. R.chcs are
ever liable 10 ttke wings and ny away. Wheu mil
lions ani scores OF millions porish IN q daY rcluc-
ing thousands 70 penury tire conviction Is deep ard
general that maus life canaot be IN these things.
such checks 70 the rush and often reckessnes or
business are needei. Disasters prepare the mind 20
receive new impressions oil tho end or life. II no
walls ol granite or marble ~ repruof Ii the mil.
liolnare OF TO ddy may be poor tomorrow, surely
Mamnon Is no god to be served. MAKE the character
iiycprO0f aud We can dcy the ciemcnsS.
The New York herald., 1871-10-16
r, Tnis ~, = 2 picture Of which we may woil !

NO NOBILITY IN TIE OLD WORLD
Nko thfs or the New. IL Ia tae nobility
anu perseverance. Another tnlng which
Mv peculiarly characteristic OF The TRIUMPH
nanny In the Community NJ fhe Iarne-bcg
patny which has been eXgenucd TO the
Inc whoic world has been literally "neigr
Cnicag0. Cifics, towns individuals ma,
Out out their money aud their sympathy. S
VIII oiess sucn charity N tnaI. Brclhrcn
it to say, "Brethren OF Chicago. C;od pte
what you have done in the past. aud t,o,
10 do still yteater things In the inture.p
The New York herald., 1871-10-16
CIIciG0 and CHRISTIANITY.

CNIchGO Ind CHRISTIANITY.
The Tongue Of Fire Eloquent in
the Pulpiss Of the Land.
PATHETIC TALK AID PRACTICAL GIVING.
The Furnace Of Want and the
Lamp of Prosperity.
The Chicago Conilagration an
Anachronism in History.
An American Herculaneum
or POmpeii.
Noble Generosity and the Sympathy
of Christian Hearts.
TIE WAYS OF PROVIDENCE INTERPRETED
Cod Restraining the Tride ard the Coyetous.
ness Of the Nation.
The Moral Power oT Society
Illustrated.
DR.. Bellows on the floral Ashes Of
New York and the Burned
Ashes Of Chicago.
1.-THE HERALD" IN CHRIST CHURCH PULPIT.
->~os>ccl>,o'',;.:-c.0.csr : - -: 80
PraeticalncSS Of The Principles of Clrisi's
Kingdom Shown in The Ma.
tional Contributions.
The Conhagration Has Refined and
Purified Humanity.
WHAT YHn CATHOLIC CHURCH HAS LOST.
~>e~->,e~~s,>-s,-~->.>e-4-~
An Appeal for Aid from Two
Chicago Catholic Ciergymem.
Organization OF the Churches
fGr Relief.
The Heart Of the World Touched by
Thankfulness Unto God and
Love for Mankind.
The New York herald., 1871-10-16
DR.. Bellows on the FLORAL Ashes Of
New York and the Burned
Ashes Of Chicago.
"THE HERALD IN CHRIST CHURCH PULPIT.
=" So -. .tsses
practicalncSS Of The Principles of Chrisi's
Kingdom Shown in The Ma.
ti0nal Contributions.
The Condagration Has Refined and
Purified Humanity.

WHAT YHn CATHOLIC CHURCH HAS LOST.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

Com. We Gabriel Shaded. Burglary and LARGO
ny. Prosecutor, Jacob Tobias. The defendcnt
is quite young man, and the scene of the theft
was in Jordan township. lie was accused of
stealing three hams, shoulder and some other
meat from q smoke house. The court in their
charge said that as a smoke house was not part
of a dwelling house, breaking into IT would not
be burglary but if convicted of the second count
in the Indictment it would be larceny only. Be-
fore the Grand Jury, it was sworn that all the
parties tried at this court, from this nclghbor-
hood are members of gang of thieves regularly
organized with President, &c. Verdict guilty,
on second count, ana not ofburglary.
Com. VS. S. r. Boyer. Aggravated assault and
battery. True bill from last sessions. Verdict
not guilty.
Com. VS. Joseph Conrad. Resisting Constable
Bound cver to next sessions.
Com. We Jonathan Charles. Obtained lumber
under false prctences, On trial.
The homicide case will c5me Off as soon as this
is finished, and will go over Tito next week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18


TIE Agricultural Society of Northumberland
county met at the Court House, In this place, on
Monday last, at 1 o'clock. 1t was soon discover
ed that general good feeling did not exist be-
tween the President and Secretary, and which
eliminated la two meetings, the President orga-
nizcd one In the Arbitration rooms pursuant to a
resolution passed at n late meeting of the old
organization, calling for new organization, &C.
They elected officers and selected n committee of
nine to select suitable place for holding the
next county fair. The Secretary organized
meeting in the court room, which decided on sold-
ing the next Fair at Turhotyle, and also ap-
pointed an Executive committee Of nine.to pre-
pare, &c. This division shows evidence OF de-
cay. We hope that our farmer friends Will take
the matter in hand, and organize society which
will be more general throughout the county and
hold their fairs at points where they will be more
easy of access. We have not learned the officers
of the new societies.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
(Rcportod by A. \. Bricc, Esq
Court Proceedings.

SUNBURY, MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1871.
The court of Quarter Sessions of Northumbcr-
land county, opened at 10 o'clock. The Hon. A.
Jordan, who has been confined to his home for
some weeks, vcnturcd out TO be present at the
first days session, inasmuch as Judge Woods
would not arrive until Monday evening. The
Associates, Nicely and Shipman were both pre-
sent. His Honor, Judge Jordan is still feeble,
but ia looking very much better. His appear
ance upon the bench is source of general salts
faction, for it is generally felt that what is done
by linn is well donc and with careful dispatch.
The morning was taken up, first by the swear
ing IN of the Grand Jury, and then the swearing
in Of the Constabes and approving their BAIL
&c, for the various Boroughs and townships
This took up the time till noon, when court ad-
jourucd till Q o'clock, =. VI. In the interim, at
! o'clock, the County Agricultural Society met
and the Sheriff sold some Of the property adycr-
tisci.
During the afternoon the question Of granting
licenses to the tavern Keepers of Turbutylc, viz:
Opp Troyel and Dresbach was taken up. Con-
siderable feeling was manifested, and n remon-
STRANGE signed by a large number Of the people
presented. The Interest shown in the matter
may be judged from the fact that four attorneys
were employed. Several witnesses were exam
ined, and il MAS remarkable to see how reluc-
family they would testify. Men dislike to say
they drink grog, or play card7, or lounge on sun
DAYS. vet lSc the performan"" According to
the evidence It looked as though the law had i'm
every particular been violated The giving of
licenses to these men was held over under ad-
yisGmcnt The time fixed for hearing the whole
/ license question is Thursday evening, at O'Clock.
The court expressed itself very decidedly
against The Wholesale violations Of the license
4 laws, and from the general demeanor Of the
! court, It would look as though large number OF
/ applicants would be refused.
/ Tie following additional business was transacted
on Monday
On motion Of r. l., IIackenburg, Esq, John
\ Summers was appointed Deputy Constable fol
/ the Borough Of Milton,
/ Weird, Lick a Co., ys. j. J. Ranch. On mo-
/ tlon, rule on defendant 10 show cause why IA,
/ fegned Issue IN the above case should not b,
stricken oh
Court appointed the following tipstaYes, PhiliI
B Frank, Jacob Coble and William Fillman, fol
. hr-I week, aud for second seek, Wm. Purse
aud Charlie. y. Martin,
I Com v l., ", iatsha, ,--F0r. aud has. Buunl
o'sr Ia the sam VI ssoc. - appssrsnce at mex
I SESSIONS
s' b' Boyer "a Abraham Lytle, Ven, Ex o
march term, 1874, Ca mellon court hx Thurs
aAy morning fog 1he reading Of the shedas &c
luu 9u lhs above case,
Wa km'l " haD u, Em,i. sabrpna ID
lA''fes' Court appointed q. N. Cumming
eAaminfI, 10 take tss,iuuny.
1"e.' g. hamhffgsri eudoTssF of nenfy Thom
a' N' 1oln AefaHasa 10. o., November term
isil. on molloa, - .anssui, q non sult epts,
"A.
Goa. W lsaae sn}dsf Fsr sud va Gran.
Aars fulfnrl ifgs hli
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

THE Music store Of II. B. Masscr has been re
opened, and some one will be constantly in at
tendance. New music, Violin strings, Picture
frames, Paintings, Chromos and Autographs,
will be furnished at the very lowest prices. Pi-
amos, Organs and other musical instruments,
will not only warranted in quality but to be much
cheaper than any sold by irresponsible travelling
pedlnrs.
HORSES At PUBLIC SALE-Fiftccn head Of
horses will we sold at the United States Hotel,
in Milton, on Saturday 25th inst. Sevs ga. pair
of these horses are closely mated. A credit Of
sixty days will be given, or two per cent Oft for
cash. j. II. WILSON.
. ONE HUNDRED PER CENr.-Sincc the enlarge
mcnt of Oak IIall-the largest clothing house in
Philadelphia-thc business has increased nearly
a hundred per cent 1t seems impossible to build
a house too large for business conducted on the
principle of fair dealing and small profits.
SuoEMAKERs' materials for manufacturing, at
the Regulator.
Look out for the Spring styles of Boots and
Shoes at the Excelsior. W. II. Miller is al
ready preparing to laying in the largest stock
ever brought here. Can't 20 amiss at his Store
to get the latest style as well as the best mate
rial. Every Kind ofmcn'a, womeu's and children's
make Oh hand.
CLoslNd PRICES OF DEilAvEN x BRO, 40 ).
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
Correspondence.
Mt. CARMEL, March IL, Isl

Mt. CARMEL, March IL, 1871.
MEssRs. EDS On Wednesday, the Sth inst.
the corner stone of the Welsh congregational
church was laid with masonic ceremonies. Every
thing passed off pleasantly.
Our little borough has become quiet again, and
it has been hoped that there may be no more acts
OF violence committed for some time to come
There is a very strong Police force in the borough
who appear determined to enforce the laws.
1t is to be deplored that many of our citi.
zens look with dsfnvor on the necessity of hav
ing night Police asserting that the only object
had iu view, is to protect ''backlegs."
We would infer from such talk that they are
then in favor cf inficting such injury was in
nictcd on Hoffman or all Blackegs. There is
but little consistency about such men, as they
were 10th to acknowledge that the w. Il. 4. had
anything to do with the late affair, and yet they
say openly that the Police force is to protect
"Blacklcgs.
Several of the Collicres were obliged to sus-
pend shipments fog u few days, owing TO the high
water in the slopes. They are ull at work again
but Coal Ridge, which will b. ready about Friday
to resume. Caledonia" Collieiy started this
week. All at work now except the "Rcliancc."
"F."
Gents fine French Calf, Box-toc Boots, stitc,.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

Our ncighbors of the Democrat, in attempting
to throw dust in the eyes oftheir readers, TO pre-
vent them from seeing what amount they receive
annually for little advertising for the county
commissioners, in reply to our article on that
subject week before last, say that "the contract
price with this paper (DcmoeraO for doing the
county advertising for that year was $500,
which included the election proclamation" We
are aware that the election proclamation was in
cluded in their contract, and We are also reliably
informed shat there were $4,000 paid extra to
that office, for advertising the proclamation, to
reconcile one of the editors of that paper who
had become q little rampant. because we had got
a little county printing by officers who were dis
posed to serve the people and not party alone.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
om,c near the Court House, Sudbury, Pa,

THr c. r,rrNT IIOUsE.-The new Hotel on
Third street. recently erected hy Messrs. Moore
* Dissingcr has been named the Clement House,
in hoaor of our cnterprsing citizen, Ira T, Gle
maut, Esqp The house was opened on Thurs
day Of last week, by McssT', Tun d Delaney,
Troprietors, who are prepare to entertain guests.
The house has been neatly furnished with entire
ly new furniture OF the most modern style The
rooms are large and comfortable, ana will readi-
!y compare with those Of city hotels. The pro-
pre'ors are gentlemen vel calculated FOR keep
ing pobIIe house, being oblising and aecomoda-
ting,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
nsp Advertisement.
ron SALE.

I,Wo VALUABLE LUTs on the corner of
second aud Chestnut firrrts, la the bo-
rough of sunbnry, on Nhiek there are efsriri a
'rr~r fFriiirY honse, siabls aud ouibHiliiugs,
fhe homestead, late oi iiugh bellat, decd
Alfo, Ia 0u Mafast flrsei, in tbs borough
~ hunbuTy, on ahieh tLfp afs dssllinE hoase, /,
stable and oaiballainFs iaqulfs a tbs pliies el
bf koLNfkfOhi
Zee. 10 lsfi a. Aaminissisisf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
Dea4bs.
q "

In Norhumberland, on the 2sth ult., VIM. NJ.
NESBlT, proprietor OF the Washington Hotel,
aged about 42 years.
In this place on the 10th inst, SAMUEL
STEliLEi. Esq, aged about 40 years.
In this place on the 81 inst, GEORGIE
COOPER, son of Thomas Cooper of this place.
In this place, on Wednesday last, +. T. BRUN-
Err, son Of c. j. IL Louisa Bruner, in his Slh year.
In this place, on Wednesday last, Mrs. NAN
CY CASSETT, aged G3 wears.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

VIZ learn that II. Neuer, the veteran butcher,
has leased, and intends moving to Suubury in
few weeks. AS Harry has always had good
reputation for serving his customers with choice
meat, we have no doubt many Of our citizers
will be glad TO hear of his returning.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

GAIT. LIGn1NER, Of the "Packer Guards" of
this place, having received orders from the Ad-
jutant General to hold an election for officers of
Il militia company recently organized at Nor
thumbcrland, attended to the duties assigned
him, on Monday evening last, at Johnsou's Hall,
of that place. when the following officers were
elected, all of whom have been in active service !:
Cnpt.-James D. Slater
First Lieut.-Wm. II. Morgan.
Second Lleut.-Dr. J. S. Maurcr.
l.ieutcnants StarkloT and Blair acted as tcllers
Of the election.
Capt. Lightner administered the oath of office
to the officers elected.
The company will be known as the "Northum-
bcrland Guards" and belong to Sth Div, n. G.
of Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
focal AHairs.

THE GROVER & BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES are acknowledged SUI
perior to any other now manufactured. Miss
C. Dalius, Market street, Tile place, is the agent
for the sale of them ia this and adjoining coun-
tics. Instructions in sewing given free of charge
to all purchasers. A lot always on hand. Call
ond examine them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
TEe Red Lyon AIpacaS
JNO. a.. SLATER 4 co.,
HAVE TAKEN ONE OF IhE NEW YORK
STORES,
No, a houth Tenth street, below
Market, Philadelphia,

vhsrs .leB have opugi "a ar1.,'as' Merchant
I4uuIJg .a.thllshIatut
OuI slO.a guurl.is of "a nnt pasDun-ut AZ
Iafslsu 4 Iufls. .aesImrI,s aui At.lluFa, ttIlft-
al ftmn the tral itrlrinr liuurr ui itIs tln
aul sos Aufk, shllA nrAft rftpAita % ulths
up iu thr ulosi fathluuanie nibi,a, sl stuif Ao-
ilre aud Moipratr lrrus,
speeAi bargAins lu scotch lhilOi Oaeis
IAn, 4. hLAlikA GO
Fofnlalis shh u fsislsi
~. slh $50 aa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

LIEUT.. ". H. Reese of he Hoover House, near
thc Depot intends fitting up the room now occu-
pied by the Democratic Guard office, for ladies
restaurant ter the first Of Aprl. 4 nrSt-class Ia
dies saloon has long been needed in this place
and We feel confident that the Lieutenant ia just
the man to establish such one.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

THE Ferry Hotel on the opposite side Of the
river, has been put in excellent order, by the
proprietor, John Arnold, who intends to make il
a flrst-c.ass hotel. Mr.. Arnold is one of the
most obging landlords in this part of the coun-
try, and 'knows how to keep hotel"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

REV. Ezra II. Yocum, lately Of this place, was
admitted into full connection and elected to dca-
cons orders at the central Pennsylvania Confer
ence OF the NJ. F. Church, held at Carlisle last
week,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

VIZ notice that the Steam Ferry boat at this
place has been put in excellent running order
during the past winter, and has again resumed
It's place on the basin, at this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

MEssRs Fryling, Bowen & Engel are adding
more new machinery to their Steam Lumber Mill
along the river. They intend to make it the
most complete Mill along the Susquchanna
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

SPRING plowng has been lnauguratcd b.
many of the farmers in this county, within th
last week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18
FINE TABLE CUTLERY.

expressly made for their reail sales and furnish
ed In single dozens In complete sets, pnt up in
Rosewood and Walnut Cases.
All goods sold on their own merits at fixed
prices, attached IN plain figures to each article.
January, Il, lSIl.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

THE Public schools in this borough will close
the last of this month.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

|. 0. or f. M.-On Wednesday eTeping last,
n new Tribe Of |. .. Of Il. NJ, was instituted at
Shamokin, this county, called shickalamy Tribe,
No. 1+s. The ceromoEics Of ipsttuting the Tribe
were performed by 6. c. Of r., Andrew ]. Baker,
of Philadelphia, assisted by d. d. s., Emil Will
vert, of Sunbury, and number of members of
Sho-ho-mo-kin Tribe, No. 60. The following
officers we're installed, viz:
Sachcm.--john Kemp.
s. S.-A. F. Elms.
j. S.--Isaac Kirlin.
c. of R.-W. T. Smith.
X. of W.--Isaac Smink.
PROPHETS. IIirsh.
The Tribe numbers twenty-thrcc charter men,
bcrs and bids fair to increase rapidly. 1t is COM
posed of the very Dcst material, and no doubt,
WILSON become Of the best tribes in the State
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

n. T. iightner's Regulator. Boots, Shoes,
Trunko, Leather and Shoe Findings.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

TRAVEL on tho railroads ia unusually brisk
just now.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

Mr.. D, FRY ie now engaged in converting the
old Presbyterian church, on Third street, into
Concert Hall. stage is b2iag erected and seats
arranged to make neat d pleasant rom for
that pUrnOsc,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

KrLCp.-On Tuesday morning last, Sanford
Miller, brakeman cn 4 freight train
on the =. & Z. r. r., being on the top of house
car, WAS knocked of in entering bridge near
Watsontown, taking off the top OF his head and
killing him instantly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

hAlN nToaN-.-Ou Saturday night last, rain
commenced falling about midnight aud contin-
uoI all uisbl, aul the greater part Of SUNDAY .--
Tho ralu ZEN 10 t9uer.s and causea the small
streams 60 oyr,now, muuistiug ,Le low lard.
along thg creeks, The water IA the river rose
rwiyaui ou Monday "ns running full ofdrif.
wood, As soon a- thg water subsidies lhtlc We
may look for "a large aui'al OF pine aolillas
manned by ersws Of Jolly men Ia red shirts, the
hardy some of toi, floating lhyir luuber, the Ia
Dor n the pact winter from lhe SoHhsfa hllls, 70
90 marht.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

J. II. ESGEI after being successfully engaged
in the mercantile business in this place for II
number of years, has retired fQm .he business to
devote his time exclusively to the lumber trade
Messrs. S. O. Reed & Brother have taken charge
Of the Store and intend to rcplcnish their
stock Of roola.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

Ma. u. ln a u1s oreumlus biz nsw store
rolm, adjoining lha FY.l oher, sbere he lrspi
u e,aslam 'ypp5 of POO tiuis of nuoy calss,
fru.ts aul confectionery, lua slurs room i oue
~ tAe mo.g baui.Dma .a lbIs place, aui NJ
~ has usH, probably oar ~ ihs nnesl eslal,
HfbHrts sf tbs tlud .4is.ls pi ths siY, nl,
t4.1 .s.s lI. fHlpHF i.lsat i1 ts "a lsuafulne
aai 90 sslfUor 90 C1 HsugiadaTa. hais,
r.I.t aHf uhfr .r. flFl. "a ~ skor 80
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

RrBEcCA LoDGE INsTITUTED.-Civilla degree
Lodge, No. 50, the daughters of Rebcca, /. o.
of o. T., was installed by d, D. g. NJ, John NJ.
HUI, at Watsontown, on the 9th inst. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: Rre. Thos. Carl,
y. g.; Sister +. G. Wycotf, V. g.; Sister A. b.
Latshau, Secy.; Sister b. F. Green, Treasurer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

ALL Rubber Wear, at manufacturers prices,
at the Regulator.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

BooTs and shoes for the community, at popu-
lar prices, at the Regulator
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

AK explosion Of = locomotive took place at
Coalport, on the Lchigh and susquehanna Rail
road, on the 9TH inst The engineer, Mr.. Jacob
Winebrakc, was instantly killed, and the Ere
man, Mr.. Eliza Youtz, Was seriously injured
Mr. Youtz is from this place, aud Is a sober and
industrious young man. His many friends here
hope for his early recovery.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

ALL persons wanting Life Insurance will find
it their advantage to insure In the Metropolitan
Of New York. Policies are registered in the
state Insurance Department, making them sc-
cure beyond doubt. Can and see.
l., NJ. YODER, Agent.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-18

For REHr.-A large brick house . ith seven
rooms. located in pleasant part of the borough
Of Sunbury,is offered for rent on easy terms Ap-
ply to Jacob 0. Beck on Fourth street,