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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-06-10

THERE are but few persons that enter upon Il
Journey who do not purchase an Accidental In
surancc Ticket. These tickets cover all accidents.
For the sum of twenty-five cents, if an accident
bcials you, the sum of Sl5 per week is paid 1t
is much better to pay 25 cents, and get pay If
injured, than to run the risk. Jacob Shipman,
ut the depot sells these tickets, and travellers can
procure them before entering the cars.
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EoeaI aHairs.

Ice CREAM FREEzERs.-A new lot just received
and for sale by II. b. Masser.
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HoMARp hAAlTAkY AID ASSOCIATION
fof ihe kfliff and tufe ~ the trflHs ani
uni1iisuaie, an fHnl!llls uf phrliilaH flllsar
ihfupl' tsfals ui ihe tupfs 81 Youth, anl tha
fpllhs NJ AS, M frlailau ~ hkHKitat ani 40
liAi tfiif, ahh sanhafY aid iuf ~ aliilfoa,
hetl lIeg, IA sfslo4 pntslalas, Aliiras, lluM
AID AsanClAtios, h6a y, fhlialsllbla.
"a naif, 10 ID
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sP'clal Qoii''s,
The Voufes.ioa. or an In,aIid,

DunLlsiiRp az a waning aHd for ,he bsnsal
I oi Bgsag usfa asd oihsf,, WLn suilur nniA
Nervousness, Ggngui pghlAy, Ae,, suPpl)lns
lhr meana uf sglfcufe,
Mfhisn ~ one sho gnfei hlmfslf ahd scot
nsg un lretltlAg y Is1st had directed euyrlnQe
Adifess, NAtilAAlki MAYFAIR
MAJ -, lail' oul, bfeskljn, Ny
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Attention Is directed to the advertisement
headed "Last Notice." in another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-06-10

THAT sol, I,000.-There is some similarity be-
tween the figuring T the County Auditors Re-
port and the vote cast in the coal region at the
Democratic primary election on Saturday last.
"TaXPaycr" who attempted to defend the Ring
a few weeks ago through the Democratic papers
in this place, will have another job to calculate
the number of inhabitants, and the increase of
votes in the district where there has been such an
enormous increase of Democrats since last
election, and how much additional to the $4,000
tax is probably required, to carry on the govern
mcut of this county in the future, ifthis rapid in
crease .hould continue.
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5000 Rolls Wall Paper just received at Light
ncr's Chcap for cash.

THE Farmers and Horticulturists Association
held their monthly session at Augustaville, June
Sd. President limerick in the chair. All the
members present were practical farmers, and
expressed their thankGuncss and encouragement.
There had been a glorious rain in the morning,
sent just at the right moment, as Providence
always does and its beneficial effect was visible
on all the growing crops, gladdcning the labo-
rous husbandmcu's heart.
On motion Of the President, the Constitution
and Bylaws OF the Association were read by the
Secretary.
On motion of W. W. Uoruing, nm amendment
to one of the articles was submitted for action
thereon at the next regular session.
On motion of George Saul, special meeting
was called in the Court House, Friday, June l6,
ut o'clock, p. NJ. Members and the public
generally are invited to attend.
Next monthly session at Augustavillc, July /,
rrox. at 8 o'clock, p NJ. Adjourned.
J.. EgERICK, Prcs't.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-06-10

DAVID c. DIssINGER, Esq, Of this place, has
received the appointment as agent for the United
Brethren Aid Society Of Pennsylvania, which is
one of the best and cheapest Life Insurance COM
pauics in the state. The Insurance is taken on
the mutual plan, at low rates, Those who desire
to insure in good and safe company can get all
the information desirable by application to Mr..
Dissingcr, at the store Of Mossrs Moore & Dis
singer, on Market street, Sunbury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-06-10

ARRE5TED.-Mr. Samuel Cherry was brought
before Esquire Brico on Tuesday last, on COM
plalut Of hla "bcttcr half" for desortlon and not
maintaining his family. Samuel was bound over
in the sum Of $500 to appear at August term.
On Wednesday last, VIM. Gehrlng was brought
before Esquire Brlce, on Il warrant issued on
oath Of Peter Smclzer for assault md battery.
As the Dcmosrttic State Convention has swal-
lowed the "nlgger," wool aud all, our Toby
wants to know whether that =" little Niger" Is
still retained In the Democrat office, or whether II
has departed with tho junior editor, or became a
"dead lssuc,n
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CA Monday last, a c,Huracg was removed from
the eye of Mrs. Catherine Klchl, of this place,
by Dr.. slaWbrldge, Of Danyllle, assisted by Drs.
aasscr, llaupt and Mcrklo, Of this place. Mrs
Eicbl 10 about ~ yeats OF age, aud been almost
blind. We are happy 10 state that sho Is rapidly
improving aud her eyc-sisht Is being restored.
BURGLARS ABoUT-IAs residence OF DR.. j, u.
Masser on Chcsuut street, Mas entered on Tues
day night last By burglars, who stole a new coat
gold watch and borough olders amounting 10
some s,sty dollars from lhs Doctor, aud one
dollar aud a hall from lhe servant gIrI The
thieves gained an entrance through back wiu-
dow aud yeu1ured into IAe slesppg room Of thc
family, aul escaped without being heard,
lhg boarding house Of Mr, Maria Blllngtor
wa8 a.so entered on the same ulsht and coat
belonging - J, NJ, Cllvallalar s,oleu,
Tm following 'tan appointments have recent
Iy lgsu made by Major General &, q. M'Connlek
commanding Gao Elshlh division \, g., Of Penn
6yRauia, ebal1sll VI DO oSuutes ol Aouhum
btIlaul, tnlua, N0AtauT aai taydsrt
Lieut, Col, saA A, A. G,-l.gaudgr N, Morton
II Milton,
llguL Cul' and p,.sIoa T. -psaals bright
~ psnfllle,
Male, .pi nsA.sa q A., Gss,gs y, cadval
la4sf, II sulbafY,
Major asa pl'.slon Cslaia.sssry -, N, JoAn
n,lol ani lsiss Aa,os.ls. D. Msnll L,ai
Lsal.laia
Aalof sl4 A. u. c-Ha. n. fsIs,ss, aia4l
tsfs v a. ksFl, d Aai'hslahsnaaa
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MiLErNEl,Y AND FANCY STORE


MISS l.. WEISER,
Market Street, one door west of Gcarhart's con-
fcctioncry store,
SUNBURY, PA,
Has opened her Spring and Summer stock Of
Ealiincry and Fancy Goods.
HATS AND BONNETS.
The latest styles of Dress Trimmings, French
and American Flowers, Laccs, Ribbons, Sack
loops, Chgnons, Collars, Cuffs, JouYln Gloves
and large variety of other articles.
In connection with the Millinery business, she
carries on the
DRESS MAKING AND FITTING,
in all its branches.
She is also agent for the sale of Ramsey, Scott Il
Co.'s Patterns.
The ladies Of Surbury ana Vicinity are cor
daily Invited to call and examine her splendid
stock. 4.
May 10, 1871.
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miscellaneous.
NEW MEAT SttOl..

rENlIE undersigned respect fully informs the cit-
4 zcns of Sunbury and vicinity, that they have
opened u
MEAT SHOP,
in Dewa-t's building, on the north side of Market
Square, two doors from the railroad, were they
will keep constant supply of the best of Beef,
Pork, Mutton, &C., at wholesale or retail, at the
lowest prices and OF the first quality \ wagon
will be run to supply customers every morning.
(oNccrt Sundays.) The best of meat will found
at their shop. Give rs n call and satisfy YOUR
selves. REFFEW II BOWER.
Oct 10th 1SGg.-tr
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PRICES REDUCED
At TIE
Mammoth Boot & Shoe Store
or
EI.s MILLER,

East OF the Poet ohlye,
NORTHUMBERLAND PENN'A,
For Flm.rJ Boots, go o. I'M Millcr's Boot and
rI or ftllc. lh,y ap s0ld, Best Car at sb.
ror ll,u,u Cali boots, 20 % tii Mllers, only
40 o. on Is, pale
For Hou.s Shoes aul GalteIs, at lowest posi-
LIr prices, .u Ia Eu MlIl,r's, uu Queen otr,rl,
Fur all k.nds uf Gum hooIs aUi shuesi call at
ll Mner's,
For Lad.gs' Gum uygrh1gsi sse tue aasoH-
mtlt at Eli Mhlgrs,
Ioruil kiuds ui tli.lleua nhotai So arl a.
anime lIl N4.gls luEp assortment,
Flr auyfNIe M tle 300. aud shoe line gall
aui examine n N.Ilrr's stutk uctore purgAasiuE
elsewhere u y4u alsh 90 set nFsl-classi gt lhu
llHyat lHi.s'
Jau. q, 1l-aep.a 81 'ln,-lN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-06-10

Doors and Shoes for the community, at popu-
lar prices, at the Regulator.
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CLosNG PHlcgs or pEllANEN X bro, 40 :,
TuRp STREET PuuApGlrnIA.-ao o'clock, =, Nj,
M.y 1871
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GyOUNTY CLAIMS AND JURY cERTI
W FICATEB bought by
Feb 81 b. GAMBRILL. Broker.
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no THE' PURT;rCin:

has thesa 81 tickets il the do.:oppesItativ;e
Building Association i has been SO rapid, thus
reducing tho Expenses OF tho raflle vory a ma: i
teEihlly. tho General Agent has conclqasd to
reduce the number Of ,tickrts to 1000. As
this echemo was not designed as q specula-
tion, but merely to change the inyestment to
more extensive improvements 10: the city, It
is hoped that the advantage in! the reduction
OF the number Of tickets may DO readily seen
and appreciated. About ona-ffth OF tho
numberof tickets have been already dispoucd
OF. ~ =. DIR. Z. ". WHEELER, 4.
General Agent, Key Box SO, Columbia, g: q.
Juno Is II 3.L..
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Attention! t3&a
: We attention OF city and country retail
l. dealers is requested to the following:
Owing to the depressed condition Of busi.
ncea, and being anxious to reduce stock
JOHN $. FAIRLY 6 co.,
No: 81 Xayne street, Charleston, S. e..
Fill offer to the trade during the present
month mont tneir ne @ very attractive and complete
jobber's prices. II" ~" 80 : = u
TERMS; For al bills under 500 cash, or
iron, date Of purchase, at 12 per cent. per an.
nun. Do tor ali bills oyer sloo approved notes,
'as above, at four t4) months, or mccoptanco
will be accepted. SRI
Their stock consists Of the largest variety
to be ioandjn tho city, Of STRAW and Mil.
LINERY, GOODS, Wllito Goods, Hosiery
4iioyes, Trimmings. Laces, Embroiderics'
Hionons; Umbrellas, Parasols, Ladies' and
ie1ts' Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs.
LADIES. Lace Collars, and complete assort.
Wares.
Merchants ordering will please specify on
which OF the above terms they wish to pur-
cnese. June lmot
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n. II. BERRY'S
furniture Ware-roorn

Pldln Street, ',eai. Nam.
>rAA> NOW Oh hand and daily re-
81 - GSIXyctiYing from the matfl1fac-
Rnz4s=sssaN tories OF New York, Boston,
TXSisaAsIFsssag5!Y Cincinnati and louisville, tho
"A X largest assortment, OF FUR
;NlTURE ever kept in this market, conei sting
pRp, o, s,a Manut da drasrlor and Dim
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; aleo,. the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
Az kinds Of MATTRESSES made to ordor.
ULHOLSTERIN4a and REPAIRING done at
ahortcst notice and In the best manner. "a :
!, Terms cash and Goods oheap. B Ocs 50.
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GENTRiL NATIONAL RANK
CO /. L HIA. y. {
Present Capital. 100000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500 400.
OFFICERS
john Il. Palmer. president
4. q. Brehizcr, Cas,.icr.
4. n -.

OFFICERS
john i. Palmer. president
a. y DtehiZtr, Caaicr.
y. n. u. l'u!t, assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
d. FL Gregg. John Is. Palmer, +. w Mcxian.
yer, Us. -. Srnn, uf H. -. Senu 4 Sol: G. ".
Benrdch, of CnI cland & Rca:t,r.I; Il. l., Brvan.
t nr!an Il MrCa'tcr; W. G.. Swaf.tlG t,f H.
w. C. SwnGie,,l
r.. ". McMaster, Solicitor.
fJtil!S Bank is now open for the transact on
"A OF general banking business.
CERFlfICATES OF DEPOSIT Of currency nr
com, bearing interest at tho rate of seven (7)
per cent: per nnnum, In Kind; will be issued.
deposits from County Officers especially so
i1cited; also, from Trustees, Administrators,
1STecutors, Professional Men, and others.
rartfcular attention given TO accounts Of
C1!y dh1 Country Merchants, aad ether hnhi-
ness mon, aud the usual accommodations OK.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange. and other evil
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
| sold.
Autaated Currency purchased at email
discount.
Sight Drafts draon direct on all the promi.
nent places In England, Ireland, Scotland
france, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den.
mark and the Orient. Letlers Of Credit issued
ayabie In any Of tho above places.
- Drafts on All the prominent cities in the
United States bought and Bold.
banking House opposite Columbia Hotel
! Open from 0 to 8. Feb 80 ~
| The only fine Playing Cards At PoILocK's
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Not1;SeiaEi.. !.
Revisit of DR.. Kendall.

d. .Ke-Vlsit Of DR.. Kendall, .....,.e
As the e1terminator OF OoRNs and BiU-
MONS. whose reputation In this particular
branch Of surgery'ls altcady known, is again
IN our city, and Gamble found at the Washing
ton House. As there is no. doubt aa + to his
skill and efficiency in tho removal Of. these
imredlments. to walking in comfort, persons
nepdiHg his services should not delay in hay
Ing recourse to his aid. =an:.u II !,Jnne,e
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sTENH0UsE, MA0AULAY & CO.,
trocers and Commission Merchants,
CHARLOTTE, N. O..
SOLIOlF orders for COTTON, Corn, Flour.
- Bacon, Lard. &c., and Family Groceries
Eeneraiy' Osders hned carefully and prompt
". Feb 1Yr
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Genuine imported Curacao, Absyntho and
Maraschino, at PoLLocK's.
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New Books. by Express. .
DHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH oF
j. CaR1sT, &C., by strond, and lcttsr By
aiE James Simpson, III. D. =
Hugh Miller's Life and Letters. two vol.
umes, by Peter Bayne, with portrait. t4.
Ehristian1ty and Positiveiam, by McCosh.
Poopiea Practical Poultry Book, Complete.
Mrs. Wistar. -
Callirhoe,- q Romance, by Sand. 81. ,
Snmates for invalids, by L. Bill. s125.
So Sody and Mind, by Mandsley. London. 81.
Little AIen. by author Of Little Women.
Plkc County Ballads, by John Hay. $3.50,
Mrs. Becton's Book Of Household Manage
ment. Most complete work. Illustrated.
Also, some new Novels. by rood anthors
inst opened, at BRYAN i McEARTER's
1uHcl1 li' Bookstore
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HoTTON SEED OIL CAKE can be- had
~ at all times, and in any quantity, OF
Jan IL .+'. 4-an +. HOPE. +
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Some days ago, says, Che Marion (G.
Herald; a little boy about five years OF
age, som Of a Mr.. Miller. oi GfRYson
County, was killed by the bite Of q 1rss-
tle-snhk6 Ehe little fellow had gone out
with. some other. members Of the family
to look for eggs, and in his. search lie
crawled underneath his fathers bart.
After going some distance inde- the
floor ohe screamed to his Companions
that 1sohething vas killing him. They
obtaina3, assistance and .SipPed up the
planksofi The floor; when, TO: their hor-
ror,, TREY found 3 ;fatAe-snaks coil4d
around his ;neck.i :" The snake liad bitten
him in several places and'thG Child was
quite dead.
The contract for the, destruction Of the
Column Vendome, was 35, 600 fraflcs,
but as q penalty Of sod francs was stipu.
lated for every dhy's delay. ifter the 18th
Q OF ~ May, the total VIII be reduced by
5000 francy.. s 4 \ '.'.'.',,-:
Governor Aoesn, d Miasiiaissiilp,lp,i, iiisiil,l !, thinks
that. if Congress will give back to the
Southern people the money stolen from
them under the. name of the two cent
cotton tax, in 1866 '66-'67,I it viii do
much to restore good order in tile South.
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old BANK BILLS and ndU1HLATED
~ CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 2S emo D. GAMBRILL. Broker
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/ HENRY T. ARLMboLD,s
b. Compound Fluid E1trnob
G A TAW HsAJ an APR prrr

= a Ia " BA g RAPE PILLS!
Gonp9nsnt Sn;y z. rar.s. Fluid Ersract Rt,bar1 and
EfOR Iiyef Complaints. Jaundioe. Bi,iou.
;Aieetions SIX or Nervous Hcsdache,
ihg p9 Mercury, A:pMa|eo q. 1,elete eri"us Drugs.
= These Phlb arc TIE niOst delightfully."- plea.
CANT purgatir snperseding castcr oil salts,
msgnesta. etS.. There is nothing more &C.
ceptsble TO- tiie stomach. .Thoy give tone,
a%a esnsenesth or mgr gripping pains.
an er 8 few days use ~ thoin, such an inyigo.
ration OF the oatire systcEa tekea place as to
appear miraculous to the weak and enervRtei.
rIhether arisihg from imprudence or disease:
e. T.! Helnbold.s Compound Fluid Extract
oatawba Grape Pills arc not sugar.coated,
dissolve. but pass through the stomach with.
ont dissolyinG, consequently do not p3oducA
the desired effect. The CATAWBA GRAPE
PILLS. being pleasant in taste and odor, do
not neccssitate their being sugar{coated
Price hfty cents per bog. Sff! I.
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CROOKS, BOaDs ana COUPONs bourh,
~ and sold by D. 4AMBRILL. Broker.
Meals furnished at AL hours at PoLIoox's.
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and Napoleon appeals to 1t now as judtciously as
| he didon the morrow Of the I'd OF December
The Telegraph thinks it isonly common justice
to recognize the fact that this manifesto, lISe
every other uttefance OF the Emperor since his
downfall is manly. dignihed and high-spirited.
The accounts In the Northern papers OF the
German entry into Paris teltus that few mounted
Uhtans, rs usual, led the movement:. Directly
within the gate SIX hussars spread out and came
up tha avenue OF the Grand Army at a rapid tFot'
sometimes breaking into hard gailop. len
PAGES in advance OF these rode young oincer "
about twenty, sword in hand, 1t Is said seiecteo
in honor anu reward for his great bravery IN the
field. The men carried carbines resting on thelr
thighs. on they came at rattlng pace. ihe
small party dashed to the arc de Triomphe, anu
under it they went wlthous drawing oridie, over
| the heaps of stones and sand which had been
left, possibly, to prevent their passage. They
reIgned sharp at the top of the Champs Eysees,
with arallieurs in front. A cloud OF infantry
was seen approaching, but at such distance
that the little squad Of cavalry was for the mo-
| ment entirely unsupported. When reached the
Arc asked the young oflcer his n&me He re
piled politely Lieutenant yon Bernhardy, OF the
I4th Hussars." As he was speaking, his captain
Joined the party. There was an expression OF
excited satisfaction about both, but no swagger.
After few minutes. pfckefs were detached to
each avenue. The men started on ga!lop, but
soon returned with reports. Bernhardy sat
coolly stroking the name OF his horse with his
sabre, not noticing the rapidly growing crowd
his arrival had provoked Moore hussars soon
came riding up. By half.past. 8 whole squad
ron assembled on the Eeniliy side OF the avenue.
The mob Of two hundred looked on with mix
ture OF indifference and indignation
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Governor Scott and the State Credit.

The financial article of the Ne# York
Herald of Friday contains the following
CHEEKY paragraph:
''The South Carolinas opened strong, but
lell off per cent. later in the day. Holders
OF these bonds will be glad to learn the senti-
menls expressed By Governor Scott in recent
letter 10 friend, and in which he says There
are two bills before the Legislature asking lor
State aid for railroad purposes, both of which
I am confident will be defeated. The first,
asking the State endorsement on s2,0OO,OQO OF
bonds for the Greenrille and Columbia Rail-
road, has passed the House, but am sure it
will not pass the Senate. II 1t should, how
ever, succeed in the Senate, do not think II
possible to pass it. over the Executive veto.
The, other bill, asking for ss,O0O,0O0 OF bonds
for the Port Royal Railroad, am condeat
will Ue killed in the committee. You may rest
assured that whatever influence may have in
defeating any increase In the State debt will
be used to accomplish that most desirable re-
sult.'"
The Original Greenville SwinIle is dead.
Tbe Port Royal job is dying. Let Governor
Scott pocket the Consolidation Bill, and the
State credit is safe.
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aN- 81 WAS AS WEAK AS A BABY, VI
observed oae OF the young lady employees al
Macy's dry goods Store, "wheu commenced
taking PLANTATION BITfERS; and now am
on my feet from morning till night, without ever
feeling oYer.fatlgued" This remark was made
abput six months ago to a pale, cmaciated girl
who was making some purchases ut Maey's. "The
hint was taken," says tile young woman In let
ter to he propretors; ~ began taking your BIT
TERS the next DAY, and am happy TO tell you
that they have completely restored my health,
strength and cheeriulness."