Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-10-28

land county advcrtses the following property
for sale on the 4th of November, at one o'clock,
at the Court House, sunbury;
Three lots of ground in the Borough Of Nor
cumberland, the property of William Wilson.
A frame dwelling house In Chamberlain's ad-
di,ion to the Borough of Milton, the property of
Daniel stager.
A two-story dwelling house incie Borough of
Mt. Carmel, the property of Reuben Kline.
A two-story house, with storo:room, in Cake's
addition to sunbury, the property of Michael
Groody.
Four acres of land situate in Lower Augusta
township, the property of Geo. W. McCarty.
A house and lot in the Borough of Riverside,
the property of Isaac Farley.
A house and lot In the Borough of Mt Carmel,
the property of David Haas.
A lot of ground in Cakes addition to sunbury,
the property of John Jones.
A lot of ground in the Borough OF Sunbury,
whereon are erected q brick house and store
room, and two frame dwelling houses, the pro-
perty of Henry Peters.
seven lots of ground in the Borough of shamo-
kin, the property of Elijah Hammer.
The surface right to n lot of ground in Mt.
Carmel Borough, whcreon is erected a two-story
frame house and Kitchen, the property of Thos.
Gibbons.
A lot of ground In the Borough of Turbutvile,
whereon is erected wagon-maker shop, and
smith shop, the property Of Adam strouse.
Two lots of ground in the Borough of Sun
bury, on which are erected dwelling houses, the
property of Anthony Lenser.
! piece of land situate in Lower Augusta
a,,,,,,,
whereon is erected n dwelling house and out
buildings, the property of Henry s. Culp.
lot of ground in the Borough of Sunbury,
wEereon is erected two-story dwelling house,
the property of David Druckemiler.
Four lots in Cakes addition to Sunbury, the
property of Joseph Conrad.
FULL line of Ladies' Misses and Child's Mo-
rocco Shoes to be had at Gibson g. Furman's
Boot, Shoe & Trunk Store.
ENERGY.-In the worlds opinion success is
considere the test of ability, and to him who
achieves it the honors of the general public are
showered and with lavish hand. But few
reach the desired goal in the face of difficulties
that constantly besct the business man, but still
less are the number when encountered with ser-
Gus disasters superadded to the incidental dis
couragements. Among the latter, who are pre-
cminently an example, stand the firm of Messrs.
j. Z. Caldwell & Co., Jewellers, 003 Chestnut St.,
| PhiPa. Serious conhagration In the winter of
| 1869, swept away in few hours the realization
of years of labor, thought, and care. With q
courage that rose in direct proportion to the diff
tculties to be surmounted, they resolved to again
tempt their fortunes, and with the resolve came
naturally that elasticity Of industry that begets
a triumph. The sympathy of feeling public
was with them, and their friends, by kind words
and more substantial tokens, bid them God
speed. The result is before us. On the great
thoroughfare of our beautiful city, among the
palaces of industrial art, none exhibit greater
tokens oc prosperity than can be perceived in
their superb establishment. Articles of vertu
from ak parts of the civilized world crowd their
cases and shelves. Silver ware of most exquisite
patterns, and for every purpose, for the table
and the toilet, are here in profusion. The tastes
OF amateurs in rare gems can DO thoroughly sat
ished, for the complement covers every concciva-
ble range of quality and price. AS much attcn-
tion has been of late directed to imported fancy
goods. Messrs. Caldwell Il Co. have taken pains
in their selection of this class of ware, and pre-
sent in their stock some of the choicest of Vienna
goods. They are in Russia leather, gilt bronze,
cut glassware, &C., &c. The taste in real bronze
has improved SO rapidly within the past few
years, that the supply could hardly keep pace
with the demand In these goods this house
possess beautiful assortment, well worth an
examination. Upon recent visit, beside the
innumerablc beauties that called forth our ad-
miratien, VIC were shown the new Coramandel
ware, spendidly mounted in gold, one of the first
importotions into this country. Want of space
shortens our notes on this thriving and deserving
firm, and we must conclude by wishing them all
the prosperity they so emnently deserve.