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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25
EotuI aHuirs.

THE GROVER & BAKER and the SINGER
SEWING MACHINES nrc acknowledged SUI
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 roun-
ties. Instructions in sewing given free of charge
to all purchasers. A 10: always on hand. Call
aud Examine - en-.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

THE anniversary OF washlngton's birth day
was generally observed in this place. Business
places were nearly all closed. The main feature
of the day was the parade of the L. o. S. of A.,
and two military companies from our noighbor-
ing town, Shamokin, by invitation of Camp No19,
P. .. S. of A., of this place. AS the time ap-
preached for arrival OF the different trains, large
crowds gathered about the depots. AT 10 o'clock,
the shamokln Valley train arrived, having on
board the shamokin Guards, commanded by Cap
tain Caldwell, numbering 80 men radi; and file,
and the Shamoliin Fencbcs, commanded by Cap
tain Jones, numbering IS men, and members of
camps of 2. Q. 8. OLA, from Shamokin and Mt.
Carmel. The trains on the z. & Erie Il. T., also
brought n number OF visitors to town, which help
ed to swell the crowd, and added to the hustle and
excitement of the occasion. At 1 o'clock the pro-
cesslon for parade formed on Market Square, and
marched through the principal streets. The mi
litary companies were much admired for their
fine, soldier-like appearance and dcmeauor. The
shamokin Guards are composed principally ofve-
terRns, whose skill, and exercises In the manual
Of arms, was greatly admired by those who are
familiar with it. The Fenciblcs are also well
drilled company, and are composed Of good ma
terial. Tkr behaviour of both these companies
while here was highly commendablc, and has
won the highest esteem of all our citizens. In
the evening q banquet was given by the p. o. s.
of A., at the Augusta House, which was well at
tended. Altogether the day passed of in the most
pleasant manner. But few drunken men were to
be seen on our streets, and at an carly hour in
the evening, quiet reigned In every part OF the
town.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

DEpIcATIoH.-The basement of the Baptist
church, at Watsontown, will be dedicated to AL
mighty God, on Sunday, the 2Gth inst. Distin-
gushed clergy,nen will be present. The public Is
cordially invited to attend.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

WE are happy to state that his honor Judge
Jordan is improving in health, and hopes soon to
be ont again. He will not, however, be able to
hold court during the March Term. Judge Elwell,
Of Columbia county Is expected TO preside.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

Af taiiealrts Ya aHHiHF lsfi hhHAtl uln ef
fif iifH bs.l5i Assl q 3 .esi ~ lfsff.
d isif ~ as ~. asl hii Dla. Wood
stff 80 atHits
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

THE corner stone of the Welsh Congregational
Church, at Mt. Carmel this county, will be laid
on tbs 9Th of March, with Masonic ceremonies.
The public are Invited to attend.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

BLAME Deeds, Notes, Leases, Summons, Sub
pGnas, Executions, and all other Justices blanks,
neatly printed, are kept for sale at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

REV. D. II. CLARK, will deliver the second lee
ture upon Liberal Christianity IN the Unitarian
church, in Northumberland, sunday evening"
Feb. Goth. Subject: The Liberal Christian
Conception of Cod"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

NorIcE. The members OF the Northumberland
county Agricultural Society, will meet in the
Court House at Sunbury, March 13, 1871, at l
o'clock, 7. NJ, to make arrangements for the
next fair.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

GENTS fine French Calf, Box-toa Boots, stitch
cd bottom, at the Regulator.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25
THOS. BARR, Scc'y.

HoGs.-Within the last month, a number Of
half grown hogs have been running at large In
the iLh5orhood Of second and Chestnut str ,ets,
annoying the residents. Where Is the High Con-
stable He might make n haul that would pay.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

RAILROAD Academia dangerous accident
occurred about / O'Clock. on Wednesday last,
near selinsgrove station, on the n. c. Railway.
An axle of one Of the passenger ear. br oke, and
threw the car OF the track. passenger named
G.. ". Friend, supposed to be from Lancaster c-
ty, was standing upon the platform, and by some
means got partially under the woodwork of the
cnr-had his head badly cut, and was otherwise
injured He was taken to Millersburg where
medical treatment was administered. 1t is sup
posed that he VIII recover from his injuries. 10
ore else was injured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

TnE nuisance Of rowiy boys at the pest office
ant depot still continues. Cannot the railroad
officials do something to abate the nuisance
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

We are informed that a number Of petty thcfts
have lately been committed in this place. We
hope that an example will be made Of the scoun-
drels soon hy giving them deserved punishment,
MS it is the surest way TO relieve the community
OF these marnuiers and prowerS.
\. F. Lghtner's Regulator. Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather and Shoe Findtngs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

THE CroQuet Shoe, n novelty, elegant and COM
Portable, at the Regulator.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

Ok Saturday night an Irishman got on the
train to 90 to Harrisburg, and when the conduc-
tor, Mr.. Evcland, demanded his ticket he refused
TO show it, and declined paying. At s4h,sgrove
station the conductor put him off the train. Dur
inG the night the Irishman amused himself hy
upseting the stove ana tearing down the bar
ANA fixtures. On Sunday morning last war
rant was issued and he WAS arrested and commit
eI 70 prison by P. NJ. shindel, Esq
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

iHs hir.E. Ns asl. ihst lls lo-ati.i iaf
az lsi sss tssg t.sli.l .l..s, 80 ia.i Ia ats
f.aa.4 ~ las ssmlssl's ID slsss q sas y.
lRs bFii1issi ss sHs iiisat, h ~ h 40 "
- so u eiif sflsi " s.fi t@3.ag sHt slis
Hifk is Fsp its ilsisi - Ississgen fsr -, -
taf ~ ief fss lasitf n GO ts "a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

+ FtriIr sAtF A lglT. sa.e NJ choice slass
..l iana.ss Hl.sasul' siiI bs hs.I Ial tas ls4ss
A" h.l.i' 'amlAs.ii ia rFlsf Ausasga lssuslip
'A 'A' l''t VI Asleb psa.' ags p,.s psaisi %
I CO., eAtt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-25

OS Tuesday morniuC Lass, Nr. s. EcrzfSldcr
who was sleeping in his Store, on Third street
awoke just before daylight and discovered "A man
attempting to work himself through the vcutlla
tor above the door into his establishment. Nj
H., gave an alarm when the scoanlrcl hastl
withdrew. It is great pity that he dll not sen,
ball through the scamp to mark him, as tha
Is the only method to make certain Of dctcct!u.
the right p-.,'u5. The thief viii meet with
much warmer reception on his next call.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
M q X LoW
Rut AL SO!
Try Me and Sci

D. T. COATS, still lives, and %
other folks to live, by selling Firsf-l
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hat. and Caps, 81
and Shoes, Notions, Groceries, TobsS1
Cigars, &C., &c.,
All at the cery Locest Lirimg Prices, at ~
knoun Store on the north side Of The P''|
Square, Knorviite, Iooa.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. FRIDAY. O-' eIs71.
James NJ Miller sold at the Exchange. this
morning by order Of the Court OF Common Pleas und.y
direction Of Thomas II. Lander Referee the iour.tory
brick tenement house. the North side Of Fifty.nnth.
ST.. 40 feet west Of Nnth-avc. There was no interest
shown In the sale and the property purchased for
the account Of the plaintiff for s1O.s50
At private sale there numerous transactions the
greater part OF Wbirh arc not given for publication:
brokers report better iceling among holders aud
decided inclination 10 purchase. The mudGe in tho
city finances appears to have had full effect the
ket and capital is nseeking Investment ia desirable
Mes-rS. V. K. Stevenson. Son & 'Co. the welIknown
column VARIETY Of Strictly drstcass propcrfy' nc"d
ng large number Of desirable dweng- and also BOu
rvard and Ffthave. lots. The hcssrs. stevenson also
have good facilities for obtaining loans on Improved city
property
special charter Of the state Of New-YOrk, have taken
offices at No. 37 broadway, corner OF Thoma@st, for
the transaction Of business This Company will act
agents and trustees for tile Investment OF money IN real
estate bonds and mortgages and other personal prop
erty, and ao transact the ordinary business OF trust
COMPANY Vernon X. Stevenson has been elected Prerl
dent Thomas A. Davies Vice President ana william l..
Ply srcrery TIL" following Is lst OF the n,t'rtors
Robert schell A. =. R0aenbanm, griffith Roe, X T. Will
son, Joseph selignan James s. Ihayer John ~ WasSn'
D. N. KOehler. Chas. F. LivermOre Z. C. BALDWIN, Wu.
7. BlOdRett.
as No. 624 West Twenty ty-second-st, for slocW
Judge EnOtt has purchased the dwelingb0use NO. 4
East Thirty eighth-st. for SOO0O.
ALL who have real estate for sale or 10 let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
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Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other
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New 11nblitailons.
DUBLISIlED THIS DAY,

PUBLISIlED THIS DAY,
CHARLES SCRIIjNI.K e. co.,
TIIB SECOND SERIES OF
SHORT STUDIES ON GREAT Subjects.
BY J. A. FRoUDE. LII D. Author Of the History Of England"
vol. Bvo. Lard unirl paper bowi CLOTH e. 90
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those omp,ed the trst volume fully Characteristic OF sht
distinguished sutio Among the address Canm when
has pspe The CONDITION
and Prospects Of Protest Progress Edueaton o
Scientific Method ppcd History &C. ke with 'e'era "n
although lighter Ilemea add greatly I" the entertaining
character OF the volume
ELEMENTS OF INTELLECTUAL TllllOHolIll'
A MAMMAL FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Abridged from The Human Intellect" By NOAH PORTER p
IL. D. President Of Ysle College
! vol crown 8vo, nearly go pages Cloth. Prce ~
President Porter great work upon Human Intellect 81 once
place living metAphyauI "e
mand for work-eveD in its expensive fom-"a "' ~
dueed the prersrno Of this abridged cheaper edition which con
ans all the matter Of the larger for use IN 'De ~
A BOOK POR YOUNG SPORTsMEN
SHOOTING BOATING, AND FISHING.
FOR YOUNG SPORTsMEN.
BY T. ROBINSON WARREN, Authar Of " Dust and Foam"
vol. I2mo with Illustrations, gilt side. Pnee FLO
veteran sms,eur sportsmeD here presents in light entertaining
,tsb, way precisely those PRACTICAL hints which al, young 'POr'nen
need and which competent Every boy who n
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T aor, address paid upon receipt OF "
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New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE-Elegant brown-stOnc HOUSE,
No Fr place BROOKLYN 10. 2'6I33 feti comrl,. With al
modern improvements the parlor voed cehng,
fne order Terms HORACE FLETCER 2C' MonAEuest
FOR SALE-An elegant RESIDENCE, with
grounds Bedford ave. and Ros, Brooklyn HOuse 3
4lI43 frescoed throughout Particulars With
rutland x WHITING, 5 Beekmsnst, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
EOGKS or TIE WEEK.

Yl,vrscur L,wRE~Cr Ty George Send. Trans.
la,rd from Ia, French. ly Carroll owen svo.
Vp. IL. tO>cood C)..-.' -......--....--... %
RiN MONTHS HrNoE. BY the Author of behind the
Veil" Ayo, pp. 1875 OhC nc.l.....-.-.....--. 90
HESTER KIRTI~. BY Katharine :. Macquoid. l2no.
pr. so. UApWncotiI...... Z"
suu MONKS or TIM Wr~r. Hy the Count de- Monta-
lcmhcrt. vols. sVo. patrick D0nahoc.l...... %
ElNrTY FouR WARS ACNrs PASCHN- Ry George
". Pas, hal. i2mo. PIP aCl. d}akcr. NoorhiS n
Coz '.''''''''''
eTEp TIVE kNn HARVEST; or, DURING MY Az
rttNt' I,Hr" Translated IRON the German
Ct FritZ Reuter-. SNo. ~. &@. tLippihc"ttl...'
VANIIN FAIR. BY William MakepeAce ThaCkeray.
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Sold hv BWntanoD -
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THE EIEME>Ts OF lNTELLECTLAL etEHEE ~.
Abridged from The Human lnteIcct. ,rpP!
Noah Porter. ID. D.. IL b. l2no, PIP. ."'' 'l"e m
Same D....
PHOoTiSG. RoAT11G, FISHNG FOR lotNd
SrORTsMrN. BY T. Robinson Warren. l2ln"' pl' q,
Chc Sancl %
THE PoE1ICAL WoESs OF ALFRED IENNfsoN l-mo'
Ip. S4 (Osc"odl l........- ..'.''''''''
P.kk.STPrrr pTIuT-SrRMONs PREACHED by
WILLIAM II. II MrkEAr. l2lno rp. o'% 'lHe
Sdmt ....-
A woNAN'- FucRIMAGE TO I'M Holy LNNl- M
Mrs stephen NJ. Griswold. l4mo PIP 4Aa. tBuFr
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

SELECT FAMILY sCHobL for BOYS, Ed.
lS SSsisAs 49, s' a. r 3. . ss'' ssDt
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
Citp Real Cstdte for 6nlr.

A DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR SALE BT
"A. V. K STEVENSON l. son: .
Sth ave and 3hsa. full and dunn $ zed hon'es
Madison-ave, below the Park, full 'ikrd d"elIng-
Parksve. near 3sth-st, med un si~ four stores
Bath 4i;h 5Ot, &th and 62d sis nediCm re-
3Shs., 5th.aye, mellun SSe dHellngs
37bs near Shave desirable sized house eITu'Ion
3Nh.st, 5th- first class full size.
5h and 6lsy"s four story h. g. hrn"f 'hLe
44h.s.. near e me!ium uOfrrn house
4sh.s between 5th Msdsou elegant med uD ''e
46ht, Shave. fr'tcss full sire. erten1nn &C.
bet. 5th and Gthayes neat iolrsory dTelung
42th.st, superb large brownstone, ieashnd.
49.st 5th.aIe. four brownstnr u bV ~ b, i
5th.s-, 5th-sve, small desirable mo rn hors+
near5 ave- small desirable mo!ern house.
52i.st, full size four story bOsnsone.
3Ji st. near M.i'onaye new medium SIZE dwelling
54hSt. 5th- ave-. fui size trst-caS bOuNs
sSh 59hsis 'haye also utns Central rSs n
hOusea ~
siOOc Punl. o'u Ee~Yot mrrovtd ,r' urrro-h
Property For Permits and ia PARTICULAR apply a. tie office No.
Ii Pue-s- -
A FIRST GLASS desirable new brown-stono
~. and inside meumse DIV LLlNGS. on fsven -
UO foot street, Park and BodWv SALEw
" X STEVENSON son. II tIns-s.
A FIFTH and EIGHTH-AVE and BROAD
n. WAY BCILDSG LOTS sngy in plots. sni ho'ss ouTe
ud below Central Park LOrS NsIsonsye ada,
streets for SALEby v.K. STEVENSON soy II Pue->'
A HANDSOME 4-stOry, BrOwn-StO HOUSE,
~ anely fescOed in Forty hd' between Fth ar Matna'
FOR SALE. q. LESPlNASSh % Plnest
A BARGAIN-If Sold Immcdiatcly-A hand
N LOT KfLaye. ai'o. BtLLIING SITE Fr "',A
ugton FOR SALE u LE>PlNA>>E - flnt'i
nOUBLE DWELLING, with modern i'm
sa.p POSSESSION Apply to V K STEVENSON son ii FINE
O. 0On CASH, $1,000 MORTGAGE, Wiz
DO,UUV purcha.e ncr s.t9y brasn;:,snr HOSE.
Le1ngon.sve in good order THOMSON WAITE. Il llu"s
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
Jneirnttlon.

G A. FARRAND~ SCHOOL for BOYS, No.
-. 100 % g1, sT;tv BLorkSS S''" a.
mi. School ofps@~i SnS tn. persons. :s.p,
to. ton he ss ss meet, I' . rnsAs d 's, s n % to
f' 6@ W. sTpT that n ns 70 ssp i;
saiehd ATo1E The patron, Of The s'" ar So-,. IT, p
+ f,H. 5 H.''fD; g. D. "' + isG Es', s%5 b D.
( iiga. l. GS.Gn D s B B :"i.
S". S.5. b. D. E'y E'y o@.i & i o.Sod l. T. Mcri
CMALL BOARDING SCHOOL for boys 81 not ,ot
over ycs per week ncludns Board Washing p AVA
5S !9 rSPi sRs Of e. m62EIE i''s Ssns.s yet Long
COWARD INSTITUTE E0R EoYs; ol $; ,.,, n,,, 70,
hoard a% a,cu inc e lncrn nsgSG sesd 6c.
eoSup Hon Wm IT, Seward Pres T. o. @HRIvER A. NJ Phn.
CEDGWICK INSTITUTE. Great harrington,
,o every advntsee its OcanOn grounds sndIS Dh nnn
rNHE NEW-YORK YALE SCHOOL, l,l9S
s 'F' . G9ar1 T 1H
thr suce''fnl r,.al'hms & 81 tn' 'n'"u"o"
TNsHio'I' Jane 1871 I"s mowiRn is'Hs eR@ssS
B",rag Scoo ff Eaae'woOd PARK Perth Ameo'N
HOWARD HINT0N, A. M' f"'''N
"NATURAL NET II o D."
o,, s.D.mh IS For reur the PRINCIPAL Eagles
VOID Pnrk Perth Anboy. New Jersey.
yVHE GERMAN INSTITUTE,
367-31I WEST TwBNrY-THRD-ST, ,
tel, eopdnrtd by Mc Koessly, hiss been eopeen
september 10 undersgni The Institute contains iounS G
dies and Young Gentnns Department nclnlns hn;erSrn
p..um and srcng w he ceSc T. THCRM Director
rNHE MISSES LEGGETT reopen their
SCHOOL for ChLer IA East Tehb st. between First anu sec
ond1ves., Sept 20
VrHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL (founded a; A. ID.
a % Ts: y: c s6r:aSS f9 & Ts %
TVHE MISSES MARSHALL's SCHOOL for
Young Children No. 80 West Thr'Teishh'1' wi"
reopen MonIsy Sert 49,
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
Wir,hop prepas BOYS for business or college The SON
e Prn chancellor and Faculty Of n T. UniVeriy ana
@ Pre- sient Porter Faculty Of Yale Core may he onsnr
Thomson / ~ Broadway. NJ HoBBi' ohhSb'
NVOODBURN.-A FAMILY and CLASSICAL
w SCHOOL Young Boys Asyum Hartford Conn kev
CHARLES T. ABBOTT Primo pal The number OF pupils limited 10
20 The Winter begins on the s Of November
WM II. LEGGETT's SCHOOL, 1,2l4 Broad
w way one door below Thriethst.
GtOOS A YEAR at the STANFORD Comm
dDsI@') COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR LADIES' PuIts re-
cessd q any time H. u ria, N, a III.
TIE MISSES DORENIUs
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