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SITUATIONS waNTen-FEmAi .sS,
Iaunt'resses. &c.

1EC WEST Path ST., TOP FLOOR. BACK ROOM.-A
lG,' competent aundress to do gentlcmen's or family
washing on reasonable terms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

CHANGING SCHOOL BooKs.-A bill is
now before the Senate which provides that
no change in books in the public schools,
shall be made for thespace Of three years,
throughout the State. This is an'cxcefient
law and we hope it may be passed at once.
Those who have never taken the trouble
to inform themselves on the subject, can
scarcely appreciate the hardship growing
ont Of the school book business. The con-
staut changes made in books, the huekstor-
ing speculations associated with their in
PRODUCTION, and the petty schemes Of inter-
estcd parties to secure the supply of
schools, have all run their lengths, and
should now be promptly stopped, as mat
ter of common justice and relief to the
poor man, who frequently finds the sys-
tenn Of free education TO be q hardship, for
the reason ofthe books he is forced to pur-
chase or have his children elected from
the place Of education.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

THE Democratic members of Congress
lately issued an address by which itappears
that the Democratic party is to be led in
opposition to whatever is proposed by its
Republican opponents that is, they are
resolved not to agree with the truth when
It IS made manifest by The Republican
party-th they will not endorse justice
when it is put forth by the same party
and that they will, in all things, with fac
tienal fury and unreasonable language, rail
and riot in opposition to the efforts of the
Republican leaders to secure order and
authority and prosperity of the land. On
this issue they will b. beaten rs surely rs
the campaign comes on. While ,hc Re-
publican party has not met the full wish
of the people, it has done many things they
would not have undunc. The Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Constitutional amendments
Nill stanlas part of the Constitution, so
long astheir presence shall be necessary to
guarantee the colored race the right TO
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness. Nor
is the Ku-klux measure in itself unpopular
The people have no fear that the Prcsitlen,
desires to usurp authority in any State.
Even Democrats do not believe H. The
entire dntmus Of that bill is, the suppression
Of kukluSism. The fault Of the Republi.
can party is THAI it has not gone far cnou.h
But, str'nGely, this point is not touched in
the l)t niocTatie address.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

The apportionmcnt bill as passed by the
Legislature, after q long struggle, will be
found in another column. So far as the
q Senatorial district is concerned we have
nothing to complain Of. Northumberland,
Union, Snyder and Perry, is certainly an
D.. improvement on the old one, and the
chances are decidedly in favor of its being
represented by Republican. On the
other hand the coupling of Northumber-
land county with Montour, or in other
words, giving into The hands of few hun
drcd Democrats, Of Montour, small ccun-
ty, the political control of this county
which has a large excess, is an outrage
on the people, and what is more, it is an
invasion of their Constitutional as well as
political rights. The Constitution guaran-
tees all the old counties each at least one
member, und had they given Montour q
member by itself by adding the excess of
this county, we should not have complain
ed, but'to put us under tho control of a
county that is not itself entitled TO mem
ber, is wrong to which we ought not to
submit. Northumberland county, in o
year or two, will be decidedly Republican,
and should be represented by n Republican
instead of Democrat placed over us by
the Democracy Of ncighboring small
county who not onlv secure a member for
Themselves py using our excess of pcpula-
tion, but dictate to us who shall be our
re preventative. "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

Philadelphia d Reading Rail Itoas:
Company. .
o1lce 2a7 South FOURTH Street.

.H..... Q1lcc 227 South Fourth Street.
PnILiDELrHI,, April Is, 16z!
4 special meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company will
be held at the Office of said Company, in the city
Of Philadelphia, on the Eighth day OF May, 1871,
at II o'clock, NJ, when aud where the Joint
agreement entered into by the Board OF Mama
gers Of the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Company and the Board Of Directors OF the Leha-
non & fremont Railroad Company, for the con-
solida,isn of'the said Companies, aud the merger
Of the Lebanon & fremont Railroad Company
into the Phladolphn Il Reading Railooad Com
pany, will be submitted to the said Stockholders
and vote by ballot in person or proxy, taken
for the adoption or rejection of the same.
J. W. JONES, Secretary.
Ap-il ns, .e7i .''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

SUCCESSFUL TEA CULTURE IN TnE
UNITED STATES. General Capron, Com
missioner Of Agriculture, reports the cul-
ture u fast becoming a feature Of impor-
tanee In the Southern and Western States,
aud that ina few years enough tea well be
grown Ia those sections 10 meet the home
consumption. Adyces received at tho
success OF this plant in the United States
The department has sent out 20 various
sections OF the country, over forty thou
sand plants, nearly al Of which have lived,
ahd the department ls now distributing
seed, which came trom the plants raised ia
South Carolina.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
DISASTROUS. CoNFLAGRATION.

NEAGLEY & co.'s PLAING MILLS AND
SASH FACTORY TOTALLY DESTROYED DY
FIRE-Loss S20, ,000-N0 INSURANCE..
About two p. NJ, yesterday, our COM
muuity was startled by the cry of fre, and
the blowing of the alarm whistles of all the
mills and fictories along the river. Has
tening to the scene, we discovered that
the large sash factory and planning mills ,oi
Neagley Il Co. were on fire, and that the
flames had made such rapid progress,
completely enveloping the buildings, as-to
render the hope of saving them by exertion
of any kind utterly useless. The fire was
ftightful and progressed with such rapidity
that in one short hour the mills were burn.
ed. to the ground. Several small dwellings
adjoining were also consumed.
A host of brave men, by almost superhu.
man exertions, saved the dwellings of Mat.
ter and IIamaker. Neagley &~Co. saved
considerable manufactured Lumber and
some valuable machinery but we were in.
formed by member Of the firm that their
loss would exceed 2s0, 900, and no insurance
They were sending out about 81, 900 worth
Of material monthly, and were sailing into
O very healthy financial condition.
The fire originated in front of the boiler
The fireman was not at his post at tho
time. When first discovered by Mr. Geo
Neagley, ithad only made little progress
in pile ofsash in front Of the engine house
Ia an instant almost, however, the flames
were uncomfortable. The tools of mum
Der of the hands were also destroyed. A
one time the great lumber yard and milk
Of n. G. Freck & Co. were in imminent dan
ger, but the GOODNESS of the Greek Brother.
and those under their control fought th'
ha p,ae et,ccas sfullv or,d On yad hair nronart
All that work and effort could do was don,
by our citizens to save everything move
able.
The destruction of these mills at thi,
time is great loss to the community. A
least thirty hands, with families, arc tlIrowI
out of employment. The firm were over
run with work and were getting to be
power among us. The fact Of having n,
insurance on the property makes the los
the more lamentable to the owners. - Nil
lerSburg Register. ..-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
E We have heard recently Of several ssyess

= we nave heard recently OF several sewers
cases of spinal disease cured by Johnson's
Anodyen Liniment; one case of n man
forty Eve years old, who had not done "
days work for four years. The back
should first be washed, then rubbed with q
c oarse towel. Apply the Jiniment cold,
and rub in well with the hand. Il
NEWS has reached us of a so-called re-
ligious riot at-Odessa, in which the Jews
of the city were the objects of attack and
outrage, 1t ia searcely-a year since SINH
lar news reached us from Roumania. We
had hoped that modern civilization, added
to the teachings Of fChristianity, had by this
time destroyed even the germs. of such
barbarism as this, which was one of the
darkest stains upon the lives of our fore
father, and we know from experience that
the poor victims who survive the savage
vengeance of those Black Sea bigots will
receive the warmest sympathy of the en-
liuhtaned world
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
UNCLE SANS BANK sTArEMENT.-.we

UNCLE SANS BANK STATEMENT.---We
arc indebted to the Hon J. y. Packer,
M. c. for statement of the net receipts
and expenditures of the United States Cow
ernment for two years from March 1, 1867,
to March I, 1869, and the two years from
March 1, 1869, to March /, 1871, by which
it is exhibited that the amount gained by
increase Of expenditures has been as fol-
lows
From increase of receipts, SS4, ,994, ,049 "a
decrease Of expenditures, 126, ,7O0;949 2l
& .oE Total, ,9pitoH = s211, ,69i, ,99S 81
Reduction of public debt from March l,
1867, to March /, 1869, was S26, 44l 1856 OO
Reduc'n from Mar. I, go, ,..-l.-..-
TO March /, 1871, was e04, 4,413 Os
Showing an increase in re- Il, ii. -.
duction of public debt of 1TS,3l2,427 O9
During the two years from March i,
1860, to March 1, 1871, the amount of re-
duction in the public debt has been S204,-
754, ,413 90, most of which has been in the
purchase and cancellation of bonds bearing
interest in, coin. and in the payment ol
obligations overdue and convertible into
interest bearing bonds or certificates. The
amount of .interes. which will heredf'
ter be saved to the Government on the debt
actually paid, is S11 ,53 40 annually, oI
S98l, ASS 09 monthly, mostly in gold.
Can Democratic administration be
pointed out with as healthy financia
condition as the above ? While there is o
gradual decrease of taxes, it appears thai
there is a gradual increase of funds, and q
corresponding decrease Of principal and
interest OF the National debt. '.'r r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
PhilRdeiphia q Reading Ra.l ROAD;
COMPANY.
O.G'cs 227 South Fourth Street.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1871.

Ofcs 227 South Fourth Strttt.
E g t PuIADEIpnIA, April Is, 1871.
A special meeting of the Stockholders of the
Philadelphia 4 Beading Railroad Company will
be held at Office OF the said Company, in lie city
of Philadelphia, on tho Eighth day of May 1871,
at 2l5 o'clock, Y, NJ, when and where the joint
asfeemett eutered into by the Board OF Managers
of the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Com
pany, and the Board o: Directors of the Northern
Liberties tS Penn Township Railroad Company,
for the consolidation Of the said Companies, and
tho merger of the Northern Liberties & Penn
Township Railroad Company, into the Phiadel-
phia Il Reading Railroad Company will be sub
mtted to the stockholders, and a vote by ballot
in person or BY proxy, taken for'the adoption OF
rejection of the same. .Ff..t..t p 0.-a
--------a.-r--------J. j. w.JoNEs, Secretary
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
Fo r s AL e !!

L'iGHfY acres of improved land In the best
IL section of Southern Michigan, within i've
miles OF the town Of ''lhree Rivers IN ST. Jo-
seph county, Within two miles OF the Railroad
Station, good buildings, out ltaises, large or
chari, sall, rich sandy loan, school honses aud
ehurehs within sight-litle ispuiabie, ten
acres are in wheat, the remainder In clover sod
span Of horses, cattle, hogs, grain and farming
utensils, &e., will be sold With this property
Price $40 per acre, So 900 Ia cash, tho balance In
time payments OF $500. Apply TO
NM. A. MASsER, Thre0 Rivers, Mish.
or,
II. b. MAssER, suneury, Pa.
BuubuFy March IL 1871
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

"llorse- Aen, % and oiheFs Who pTsiend
lo kuos, cay lliai lhe following aipclinn
lad belifF be observed Va using sLeIldaua a
uasaly toudiliDu Powders, 0hea LaFse
q iabls sli'ellsl eteIl niehi Ca = seek ihp
$500 ftflf oiisr nlshl ipT I ~ y ulslis
lhe .aulr ilf = mi'rA esA, gnd tslaa as
mafh ~ ~ -. Gas adaAlan VI a Allle
n,le sals a'll " ga adganlags
Ilpia tgsAee No base lks lnlslAstnee
l>sn uiseh asslins ihs lasi iss dsys
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
f.-a DRESS GOODS. 'a-'-
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES,
now open at
MISS KATE BLACKS STORE,

Market Square, SUNBURY, Penr'a.,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS SPECIALITY.
Dress Trimmings, Embroideries, Notions, &c.
Gents Collars, Neek-tics, IIalf-hose, Haudlier-
chiefs and Gloves.
PerfumeIy, Toilet Sonps, Hair Brushes, Combs,
etc.
An invitation is extended to all 10 call and &C.
cure bargains.
April 90, 1871.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

OUR neighbors of the Dsn,oerdi bake on
several occasions tried 10 divert the ntten-
tion OF the taxpayers by referring them to
the fsstravagant OK penscs of'i,a dphln Coun-
iy- They avoid stating that Dauphin
countyis double the size, and has more
than treble The improvement ofthls county.
Hut snpposing this was not the ease, aud
both tha same, and the public officers Of
Dauphln county were squandering money
nnd llliing their pockets, would the officers
in this county be Justidhble in doing the
same thing because ihey did ifDauphin
oSnnty has bad officers that 10 matter for
the taSpayers there 10 look after, aud the
people Of this coanly Will l,ok 10 their own
affairs,
Why not refer 10 Berks County which,
contains three times as many inhabitants
rs Northumberland County. and Jsi .ho
AaL.Ilss oT lhe commissioners toT that e0gn-
~, anioant 10 several hundred dollars less
than Northumberland County, i1l the
bsaoga explain lhlH - lhs D,uaoealle
laApaJs'a VI 1h.' eounly " ftAey eaa,
NssaY lvl an oalosEs "a. gloellng 10 man.
age pabllc aiialrs 10 Iie in,uresis VI tlio-e
Who pay for ll, b. Iarnad oul u tl.slr posl
llsns FssaIllsss eI lallY prsallssllons.
n'nE Washington Eleellcn on Thursday
~ lasi sesk, Tesallsd Ia = gIsrd Aspubl
ess FlfiotY, iira chipnials, lhe l,spaliiliaal
oandlaA,s o. aslssais % Gougr - had I
majority n ilii The yiciory oa "a,
legislative llfksl gas ~ fss dselrlee, q
ll.s lYfall lne dsls saiss s.seiel fl,sen a.,
hepuLligsns and srYfu lsiHloIaiN A
aghlssp ~ tsalss siluinpls,l - vote, bu
liisif 9islloil Nprf pnl lfcfKta, oIi a.,
gfsnns ii,ai hey tai % ltsn ffglslsgsa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

The miners la both the I.ehlgh and
sohnylk'll regiops are gaFdually Tvsaming
work undeF lhe terms ~ the operators,
which appear iusi aud equitable, aud, lh0se
who snll stand oul with an apparent bold
Rom, aig pnw uaTe than ever inlurlng
themselves. There belnf olhefs who stand
anAlpas aiid ready 10 take lhelr places la
the mines.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

TIE Ku-klux law is aerriblc affection
to the Democracy, just as'capital punish
mcnt is n hardship to a murderer. If a
man does not want to be hanged, he must
not imbue his hands in the blood of his
neighbor. If the people of the South do
not want to be brought within the rigor of
the Ku-klux law, all they have to do is to
behave ahomseReS in an orderly and q
loyal manner. JIonoot and pcoccablc pco-
pie, law-abiding citizens, are never disturb
ed by the rigors Of a law against burglars,
assassins, and rullians. The law is only n
terror to evil docrs. ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

TlIE CoAi TBouGLHs, II appears that
a1sF all the great hourish Of lruinpets--
arbitration, eompromlse, basis, umpire
aud all lhe resI-il looks as II the whole
malter Of lhe coal tronb!es was 10 end in
smoke that the arangements which
could not b. effected by all OF any of these,
shows an iielna,lon 10 effect ilself with
out shem. II seems as though, one By
one, Ihe mlnes viii be opened aud At work,
Si,houl uniformity ol blsis, Rnd that the
starving mineFs, who lave been feeding
on The haiulsnl diet of puiiy speeches and
eann'ns tlllacy, glll 90 slogly reluelanllJ
isar'ally, W thslg bgesd-earning, on slim
pie guaranseo u PsoIeellen agaiasi gsa-
sslres,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

FHEslpEST GRAsT has Issasa rfasla'
MATHS, e,aFsning lls uaiisd States ssnais,
90 .l.e lolh u Mas. This is done ~ take
ae'les "a Ihs nnpon u lhs lolpl lligh
s''anill'lea, l,s gell,e llIps lasl Ia sessles,
"A hE'hlasi1a, " sslsls rs iinienlilss 10
1ses.' 'l'is essnify sad haglsBi. u u
sposn sliAi 1l's 1esalpiaslas ali base eoa'
elsls'i ii' Apss b lksi t,ss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

THAT S04 200. The more the taxpayers
examine the la.e Auditors Report the
more it strikes them as being extraordina-
ry extravaeant, particularly the items of
building bridges S4.420 25; bridge repairs
1912 II; commonwealth costs s2,214 10 /;
prison expenses s625 81 public buildings
s434 p fuel (?)y SG9S 30; travelling cx-
penses S244 So merchandise (p) $3.50 13 ;
Commissioners pay s1,692 So Sherif's
fees S1,790 AZ road and bridge viewers
S4j6 60; road damages 50, 494 %. This
extravaganza is causing considerable COM
motion in the Ring just now. Should an
honest man Of firmness be elected to the
Office of Commissioner, some revelations
might be made that would astonsh the
public. Toavoid creating any excitement.
the Ring is anxious to continue their own
lnen in the offices, hence their organ, the
Democrat, is unable to see why change
is necessary. The taxpayers are also anx-
ious to know why it is that they are COM
PEELED to pay the Interest on the large
amount of the county Indebtedness, while
favorite collectors are allowed to have the
use of S41 900 90, without paying interest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLINERY AND FANCY COOL


MISS ELIZABETH LAZARUS,
In Dewart's Building, Market Square, :.
SUNBUiSY, Pa,
where will be found new supply Of goods, con-
sisting Of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
HATS AND BONNETS, TRIMMED AND UN-
.... - TRIMMED. tr..r.t.r
ALSO, CIIILDREN'S HATS,
for girls aud boys.
Flowers Of the latest and handsonest styles.
Sash Ribbons, paia and figured. Ladies'
Spcncers, Lace Collars, Linen Collars and Cutis
for Ladies aud Children, Crochet collars.
Neckties for Ladies and Gent's--latest stycs.
Silk Sack Loops, superior article. Gloves
including Kids, and Ladcs' Ruckskin gloves.
Handkerchcfs. All kinds OF Trimmings.
Embroidery Patterns. Hosiery for Ladies',
Gents and Children. N0s, Pique and piquc
trimmings.
TRIMMING SILKS,
Chignons, Zcphyrs aud Yarns, and a general
variety of Notions,
Thankful for past patronage, she hopes that
the quality Of her goods will merit continuance
Of the same. ELIZABETH LAZARUS.
April 80, 1871.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
Mechanics Drawing School.

MI persons wishing to t;ti,c lessons In N c.
cEnnical Drawing, please apply at once to
the undersigned. All necessary Instruments and
material furnished gratis. Terms SO for twenty
lessons, of one hour for each lesson, payable in
variably in advance. No deduction made for
time lost hy scholars.
....F S. a. ALEXANDER.
suutury, April 90, lST.-2t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
.tsuNpURY, APRIL 20, ISL !.

= OuR neighbors oftbe Democrat appear
to think it unnecessary to have change
made In our county offices, because they
paid off several thousand dollars of the
county indebtedness last year, out Of the
e95. 900 taxes which they handled. The
Democrat, which is ever ready to serve the
Ring, should have told its readers that If
the Commissioners had done their duty in
having the taxes collected, aud hadnot left
large sums in the hands of collectors in or
der to favor their reelection, the whole
county debt might have been paid Off and
a surplus left in the Treasury. But in-
stead of doing so, the tax payers are asked
to re-elect these same men, and to pay the
interest on this same money now-in Abe
hands of the collectors, to aid them in get
ting into office. They claim that Repub-
lican Commissioner ''would be without
power to accomplish any good.n The peo-
pie of The county dc, not think So. Every
body can sec that there is something ''rot.
ten in Denmark . and they mean to place
men there that viii look after their inter-
/ est, and expose the rottenness which has
existed for some Years past. 1t would be
a nice affair, no doubt, if the Democrat
could shut up the eyes ofthe taxpayers in
this county, and have these same officers
reelected from year TO year. That day has,
however, gone by, and the taxpay ers have
felt the heavy weight of taxes long enough,
and they feel it their dutyto shake off the
shackles Of taxation, flor no one can imagine
> where it would end if a change is not soon
! made, which the Democralappcarsto think
ia unnecessary .r.t 90. ...5-,..,.s -.....-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons lndebt-
AZ ed to the undersigned, on Mute or Book ac.
count, TO pay up OH or before the FIRST day OF
May next If they desire to save costs, as after
that date the accounts will be left in the hands
of Justice for speedy collection.
DAVID FRY.
sunbnry, April 90, 1871
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

MANHOOD HOW Loot, HON gRsroR.
NA ki.-Just pablished BY nr, LEWIS. $50
pAses, 1hud kdliioa, Tiik MEDICAL COM-
fAAiON And GUIDE 40 HEALTH, 0H the
radical care 0f fspefmatoIghara, o. Seminal Weak,
ness, lu,oluHtagy bs,nlnsl Losses, iapaleney, /,
Mental and fhyai1ai ncspaelly, lmpeaiiasnls 10
AalFlags, eta ana Ibs iynslesl spl sgphAilis
huiadlss slih llala aud eleaF dseCllnnt iur lhe
slredy euTe ~ Secondary hy iaIioias, Onnel Thua
nlvsts, bHletuIes, and ali diseases VI she thil
slch a. eeafgyi aoIafaia, llasEs, hols, hialeh
sui finplri oa The ises aud hoiy, C1asanp-
lian, kpllslsy, asd tlls, iEdnesd by sflfinlal-
feHes W ttfteal rAiFaFassnef.
tlg ssiFbfaisd aaihof NJ ttis sdlalIshle 1feaf
ilsf, elesfl asiaeusllaist, llsia = lsltl gsaf o
tisflti 80 sfllfe, thai ihs alalnllns eiil,fs afass
~ sslf y niay b. fsliralig eulsl I.allllas
"a any ~ cHls "A enef tiiallf, efitsla. anl
fisflual ~ sissst ~ sbifh elelb taltfff, ~
Hiaii,f tsi Ne espaAiiea sasy b., esu h sn1c,
isaiil saifA, ehfapll ylifsisil, sEl laallsllT
~ fall ts,ss ihlsla ~ n lhs hsi4s " stsgj
lelih, spf rgfi5 Hisa n ~ had
sssi.. Iaa,s.,. Ds ilsis' IA 7bs.sla's',.
hss fNt-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29
Adn,Inistrator,s Notice.


ksidis ef Atsols'a IYarsy, dscsassd.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that letters OF Ad-
~ nhnsirHtion having been gTantsd 90 the
uudrTsigned oa the Estate OF Absolsin WaFey,
late OF NJ. Carmel borough, Northumberland
county, Pa, deceased, All psTsons indrbled 20
said estate are requested 10 make imniedlale pay
menl aud those having elalIns 60 pTnseul Ihen
duly authenticated foF settlement,
llENRY lllLR,
Administrators,
Ml Cannel Borough, April slh lslL-dl,
So 10 so per Day. nfs' Y %9hkNl eihi's
Nha engage in oar nes bnriaess make nom g.
- go per day 10 Ghelf osn leeallles. full par
should ediTess az 0nce,
GEoRGE SalssoS s CO.,
Portland, Azlas,
APIu rs, lhll,-sm,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-29

TIE APPoRTIONNENT BILL.-Thc
Legislature has at last agreed on an appor-
tionment bill. Basing the calculations on
some past elections, it is said, to give the
Republicans one majority in the Senate and
six in the House. The following is the bill
SENATOR'S