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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

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TIE TREMAINE BRoTHEis.--The agent, Mr..
Showles, of the Tremaine Musical Troupe was in
town a few days ago, andeiieeted an arrange
mept for their celebrated operate Troupe to
give an entertainment in he Opera House on
Christmas Eve. AS this WI be a first class mu-
sical entertainment, and he troupe ARE special
favorltes with many whonave heard them be-
fore, we bespeak for them crowded house.
Tickets can be had at Hzietine's book store.
LOOKS LIKE BUsINEss--The large crowd OF
persons attracted to c, sHa:etne's store, every
evening are well convinced that there never wac
such ~ sGaleSs nyarist; " rsSliday goods offered
to this community The sore is brilliantly
lighted with gas, and eustonTs are waited upon
in the most polite manner Those wishing to
make holiday presents Fa lnd most elegant
books, Albums, fancy toys and the largest as,
sortment of fancy article a, Hazletine's.
THE Lutheran Sunday sbod propose to erect
a large Christmas tree in te school room of the
church, whereon Will be Rced presents from
teachers to scholars, schola to teachers, wives
to husbands, and husbands twives. Every one
is privileged to place presqs on the tree. A
merry time may be expected ..ar
The Omaha Tobacco Ste, In Simpsons
building, Market Square, WI entered through
the transum on Monday nist last, by some
thIef.who carried of about siXollars in money,
and lot of segars and pipes aouuting to about
fifty dollars. '|.
Since writing the above we len that young
man named Charles Weayer is spected of hav.
Ing committed the above robby, some of the
stolen goods having beer. seen ihis possession
at Harrisburg the dayGfter the eurrence.
The Northumberland county Ititute met in
the epubllc School House at Nortpberland on
Monday last, and was called to Ger at /, 80, p.
) m, .,sy the Couoty superintendens. Shipman.
The Institute organized bythe eieonos siessrs.
W. II. Gilger and WIN. shHffer Vice Presi.
deDts T., z. Owen, ss 'Sesresary, 4, Mr.. Lesh,
O., as Treasurer. There was e, lar rattenca nee
J. Of seaehers presess, sndthe eterciswere inter.
~ shCelseboss .rr-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

is eVuH1eI by any lup#n re'nnuy.. 10 wiz g.4-
d!cate, eXtrrttr and thoroughly destroy an poi-
sn1ou- Substances i'm the Blood and Will eseo.',-
ally lFpci al preIlfpositiun - Jiious dcrlugc-
Urnt.
l. there want Of action in your Liver aud
Spleen Unless relieved the blood 5ocomes i'm
pure by deerioUs secrelions, producing scrolu-
ious or kin diScpsgS, EIctchc5, FelOns, pestu.cs
Cauker, Pimp,es, &C., Dc.
liave You n dyspcptic Stomachi Uc's5E diSer-
tion il promptly aided the sNstcIn il dehN;rt.c1
with poverty OF the Blood, DTopsical tendency,
general weaknesy ana iucrtia.
Have you weakness OF the intcs:ineSl Ycu
are IL d%nger o.. CAr2Gia niarrhwa or iVsaH ,,s.
tio. ~ The IowCls .-....
Have you week.-mrs. Of tao Uterine a. Urinary
9rgnns You are expose 10 suffering Ia is
'nuJ q EEgayRted form,
Areyop d,jseied, drowky, thir, sluggish or de.
pressed iu eg!r.ts with head ace hack ache coat
GlltOplla aua bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy for all of thGae diseases.
weaknesses aud troIi',.rs for cleansing and pa.
utyng the yhtej blood and npart!lg yigor 70
al! the vital rltces Tor building up aul restor-
ing roe sctkenei constellation USE
j L Il L i T ,C6
which IS pronounced by ths leading medical au-
thoriues Of london and Paris ''thc most power
iUl tonic and Alternative known 10 the medical
world THIS is 40 new aud Untrled Glscur try
but has been long used by the leading Thy siciaus
OF other esalntIies with wonderful remedial rc-
suits.
Don't weaken and impair tho digestive organs
by cathlrtics nnd physics, they GIN only temno-
rary tcucf- Indigestion, '1.uleucy and dyspep-
sia with piies aud kii',&td diseases are sure L.
follow tLrir,usc
Keep tho blood rare and heaithy is s.s srsJ
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Patt s., ny
sse Agent for the uu,c, states
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

Con- Ecllman, Iostmaster at Danvillc, con-
templates rcmodci.mg his office by placing the
boxes in the centre of the room, facing avenues
on each side, with general delivery in front,
and money order windows at the rear end Of
each avenue. The DanvilIe nteligencer says
"Ihis improvement indicates another lease OF
official life to the present incumbent which will
no doubt meet with general APPROVAL ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

BuReLARN.--on Monday morning last, it was
discovered'that the store ofW. j. Wolverton, in
the -Masonlc buildings, had been bqrglariously
entered, aud lotof pocket knives, segars, to-
bacco, &c., stolen. Suspicion rested upon three
boys who had been seen lettering about the build
ing the day before, aud upon charging que of
them he made confession, aud told onthe rest.
A warrant was procured from Esquire Pursel for
the arrest. Of George Koenig, Wells Gross, and
Frapk Galloway. When broughtbefore the JUS
tiee they confessed, and told where tho goods
eosla be found, They were committed in delault
- nall
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

W. C. Kapp. has been appointed Notary Pub
lie by Governor Geary, to Je located at Nortbum-
! berland for term of three years. n.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

TnE genealogical Reader, pabiished by f. II.
bu.'er 'S Co. and compiled by Epes Sergeant
ana Ama2a May, is as complete work rs we
have yet seen. The bon. 'a designed for schools,
and can lszlly be said is the best ana mosl l,>o.
teal reader that Gamble Introduced. 1t Is hand
somely cmbellished with the finest wood cuts.
The selections are of the best, while the select
Etymooges give the readers the most correct de-
nnltions of every word. DR.. A. c. Eyster is
now Introducing this valuable work into the
schools throughout the State, and finds 20 diff
euliy IL having ii adopted on account of its COM
pleteness. ..r.-.. -.r.r. .. ...... r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

TIE County Commissioners have men employ
ed raising the Court House bell. The sound is
effected by its being low in the steeple. The
striking of the town, clock cannot be heard half
mile, but by this Improvement II can be heard
two or thre? niIes.-Spab1y Daily. r.F
We presume our neighbor means that the bell
is hung too near the floor Of the bell room, and
not too low in the steepc. The. raising Of the
bell we consider Of little importance as compared
withith close lattice windows which confne tue
sound Of the bell. The lattice work should be
or sinches apart, or taken out altogether, The
bell is excellent one, and even enclosed as it is
can be, and is heard over two miles, when the
wind and location is favorable
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

House. AND Lee soRssanE.---A new cottage
house, with all theaodet nsn rrevements, locat-
I'd in PurdytowR, on theGattawisaa road, Is Of
fercd To- sale al q eestssnkbls ;lHsF- -Apply toe
p. Scasre.tz. SNlsiisssEs-SS-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

A GREEDY EpIToR.-The. editor of the Jersey
Shore Herald week before last, Killed tlree large
hogs, and then generously invited the editor OF
the Watsontown Record to give him pop visit,
and he would All him up with sausage, scrapple,
&C. The editor of the Record declines the inyi-
tation for thirty days, for the reason, 1t is sup
posed, that during the holidays, he intends to
feast on foul, and impertinently asks his friend
of the Herald to kill beef or two by The time OF
his intended visit. Johns appetite must be on the
decline. ...-'.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

For THE HoRsE.-Inhuenza or Epidemic Ca
tarrh. This being a TYPHOID disease, requEes a
sustaining treatment or success viii be doubtful
Those not knowing hoS to treat the above dis
ease. call on
Nl6,tf. JAMES vANDYKE, sunbury, Pa
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J L Il [ u T z 4

SEE Agent for the uuiic,, states
Prise, 81 par BUule. send lor Circular. dri4 4w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-12-21

Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had of
. Shipman. Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

YOUNG LADY, AGED %, WOULD LIKE STU
~ alton housekeeper, widower's family preferred.
Address box lo2 Herald office, appointing interview.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

AN AMERICAN LADY, LONG A RESIDENT OF
II California socs the interest OF returned Caliior
the position OF housekeeper for the Win
ter or longer Address Mrs. H. RIVERS Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED LADY WOULD LIKE
n 10 lake charge Of furnished house during tho Win
ter; reference given and required. Address HOUSE,
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

434 SOUTH eth ST. NEw Mo- sEooKagM ot dom %
10 lady capable Of flng any position OF trust does
object children. Call address Mrs TRUMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08
IRGTNf
f.ctaer. from Petersburg. rs
Torres untiencc OF the Richmond I,Isn,,e,


PsTERsDuns, JstIy o, 1872.
i,eleeates from tho various ,yartis Of The
city held IA convention last right al the conrt-
house for the purpose OF electing delegates
TO the Radical Nominating Convention 10 he
held at Farmvlle on "Wednesday next. The
proceedings were very stormy, John CHS
sci {colored) improving the opportunity TO
make u violent assault on the Federal office
holders, who were present in considerable
numbers, MIR. Phtt among them. These
Chisscl denounced in vehement language
as scOundrels who traded on tile i~nD-
rance and tho credulity OF the negroes,
who, however, he assured them, were no
longer to be imposed upon by the carpet
lmggcrs. Platt attempted to make Il reply TO
these charges, but c;lt-calls and Interruptions
from the Convention prevented his speaking.
aud Inc had to submit To the humiliation.
The negroes resent his taking 50 prominent
i part in their local politics, inasmuch as me
has removed FROM the city, and has been
nominated for Congress in another district.
After the delegates had been elected and the
Convention had adjourned Platt har1tnSrled
n few who fingered to listen TO him, but the
force Of his defence had already been broken
The delegates selected are all in favor of
Williams, the colored candidate, in whose
favor the delegates from Nottuway were also
instructed last co,,rt-day. the 18th instant
IL is not ut all improbable that he will secure
the nomination III spite Of the wirc-ptlling
of the carpct-bagScrS and the money which
Stowcll is said to he spending quite freely TO
secure his own nomination. The contest
seems narrowed between StOwcl and Will
lianiS-Portcr'S chances having dwindlcd to
zero and jenkins having suddenly become
quite quiet. II Williams considers that he
has been unfairly beaten ut FarlnrilIc he will
run. il is stated, asan independent candidate.
Wheat is for the present a dead drug In
this market. 4 large dealer informed your
correspondent to-day that he had on hand
1900 bushels for which he could not now
get $l.G0 per bushrl This. hcwcvcr, seems
to be owing to mere temporary causes, as
the long drought and the lowncSs of the
river prevent the mills from operating. As
they expect To resume work next week, it Is
expected that the price of wheat will then
advance. The quotations OF the prices cur
rent for to-day are 81 80 for prime white !;
$50 to Sl.51 for red.
The house of York; Harris (colnrrd), who
lives on Halifax street, was entered by bur-
glars this morning before light and robbed
of s. in money and Il trunk of clothes. a
woman sleeping in the house was walked by
the burglars, struck Il match, and caught
one, but he broke away and escaped, and
his not been arrested.
Considerable improvements are going on
in the city, and Il number of new buildings
are in course OF erection on the suburbs.
The weather to-day has been much less
oppressive than yesterday. There is great
need of rain.
Several of our citizens set ont this after
noon for Baltimore To attend the Conycn-
ton.
General Malone arrived in town to-day.
ROBIN ApAlR.
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TERRIBLE FALL or LADY rRoMA FOURTH
STORY Observation-Disclosures o'clock yesterday
morning Mrs. Drake Mills fell from II fourth
story window of the metropolitan Hotel into
the yard in the rear of Walker 81 lIaggcrty's
Slmple-roOnls, breaking both legs and one
arrnan iiractIIrin" her skull, besides other
wise badly iniurin% herself Sergeant John
son, with officers Arnold and NlilStcad, were
obliged to force open the s;mplcroom door
in order TO take her out. Drs. Lincoln and
Boyle rendered surgical aid hut it Is feared
she cannot recover. Before assistance was
rendered she laid where she fell nearly an
hour. This morning she is conscious, and
says the weather being so hot she sat in the
window for fresh air and fell asleep. Hon
Fernando Wood and lady (hc latter Mrs.
MiIIs's dau@htcr) were teIcgIaphcd for, and
arrived this morning. There are but faint
hopes Of the recovery Of the injured lady,
we are sorry to hear. She fell on Il shed,
Which broke her fall, otherwise size would
have been instantly killed. Washington
SjOr
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A party of young bloods from Lexington,
while on visit to st. Louis at the Sanger
fest, Il few days ago were arrested by some
pretended policemen and carried to pre-
tended station-houSe OF the charge of carry
ng concealed weapons. Here their arms
were taken from them, and they were re-
oulircd to deposit twenty-five dollars in cash
as security for their appearance next morn.
ing. They appeared, but their accuSers did
not and they awoke from their unhappy
dream TO find that they were good and law
abiding men---minus, however, their pistols
and their grrenbaCkS.
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From Ha,.yiile.
Correspondence of the Elclmnni Dispatch.

Correspondence" al the I;lchm"nri Dispatch.
D,NvlLLE. VA. July >, 1872.
business in This place is quite dull 1T pres
rnt, OWN. to the extreme warm weather,
winch prevents planters from bringing III
their tobacco. Several priZr-hotlScS have SllS-
pended business, owing 10 the impo*Sihlity
Of securing tobacco. The manufacturers
have Il lar.c stock "n hand. which enables
them to- 80 arad. Whenever tobacco ceases
to exist in i,anvilc il HAY he well said that
there j. no business doing here. Tobacco is
king with us. The crops in this section are
line, and upon Il visit io your city ON the lth
! noticed that everything hid fair for Il fine
crop OF every cereal ;lS far ;tS Amelia. Be-
yund that point they are suffering for rain.
An excursion party left Dinyillc on the Sd,
OF which your correspondent was one. We
had fine time G"in~ and coming. but did
not witness that display usual on such occ,-
sions in your city, owing to the fact that a
large number of the military and citizens
had repaired TO other places in the country
TO enjoy the festivities of the 4th of July.
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From EsuckinGliusn County.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


BUCKINGHAM. July 3, 1872.
The wheat crop is harvested; quality
good; quantity very little over one-hall.
Oats. half crop. only about thrcc-iourths Of
Il crop of tobacco standing. and ROW too late.
There WAS !, railroad meeting in Farinrile
Yesterday. anti quite an effort is being made
Tor Il road from thence to charlottesville.
But this is not the railroad for lis farmers.
We need Il direct line to Richmond. For
This we will subscribe heavily. II you can
succeed in rlInnin" Il railroad from Rich
mnnd 10 Lymhhurr YOU will confer It's Great
:; favor on YOUR city and the intervening
country is the election of Greeley. V.
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DENOMINATIONS, {lrre i1ssr tt,e

denominations. ilwfn insert TIC quantities
and kinds of stanps sasntedl he issued 10
him in lieu OF the stamps returned y
The health of Washington city dock mr..
seem To be iniprop ing. as the daily reports OF
It's health officers show increased contagion
in its midst. President Grant remarked
when he was last here that he did not like to
sleep in this city nj this season of the year,
aud, rs every one knows, makes great haste to
gct out OF it. Notwithstanding the direflil
condition Of things. officials generally who
stick to their posts have not been seriously
affected by the malaria ani contagion.
TlMoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

DANGEROUS LocOMOTIrEs.-It is stated that
careful engineers, after examinations of par
ticllar eases, declare that there arc hundreds
of locomotive boilers in operation through
out the country that are liable to explode at
any time. This is very gratifying inlorna-
ton for railroad travellers, and which will
doubtless add considerably to their enjoy
ment while on the rail.-Ne,o York COM
,uo,,,inj
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EOR NEW YORK.--OLD Do 4Sst
a MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. $3.50 Is
The side-whee steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANOKE. ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA NJ
AGAEA, ALBENARLE and HAT'rERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk. City Point and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at O'clock J.. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
aud SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons. st:fcrOOms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, ihd attention, are un-
surpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for ali South
ern and European ports.
For further information, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
my No. 3 Governor street.
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FURNITURE. sc.

Tg'O TIE PUBLIC.-Bcing compeledM
l. to Iii,kc alterations and improvements IN ksS,
my warcrooms on account Of increase OF hnsi- mi
ness have determined to sell out my large
stock OF FURNITURE. Persons wishing to secure
bcautfful Walnut Parlor or Chamber Set at first
cost will do well to call soon. Very respectfully,
ARTHUR ROONEY, Governor anu Franklln
streets. Richmond Va jyJ
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HARDWOOD IL RITTER, a
Ii GOVERNOR STREET, u.
RICHMOND, VA. III

Until LIST Of September next we VIII nilcr great
Inducements la all In need of FURNITURE MD
Al S'"Il. n SEES. Our warcro0nIs are HOW fiileu
with rood; made of seasoned and kindried lumber,
and warranted To stand In any climate.
We would call particular attention 10 our stock Oh
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, which can he FUR
uised from SIS Tn 800, and In ail cases warranted
our stock of PARl.o OR FURNITURE Is also very
complete, aud If we have not the style OIL iaha we
will make any pattern 10 order.
All In need viii lind ii TO their interest to examine
our stock. e-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

TIE COUroN CAsE.-Wc arc permitted to
state on the authority of one of the judges
of the Court of Appeals, now in session at
Wythcyillc, that the case Of the rccevability
of coupons for State taxes will not be de-
cidcd until the fall term Of the court at
Richmond. The lack of facilities at Wythc-
vile for the investigation Of so important Il
case led to this determination. 1t will not
he argued until that timc.--Lypchbuy Tir-
qHid1i
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From the Tobacco Leaf
Interesting do Dealers I'm leaf
E0hnccn

We have received from the Internal Revc-
niue Bureau at Washington tho following dc.
ciSion OF interest 10 those now engaged in
selling leaf tobacco. Ii will he seen that a
dealer who lE,S paid special tax under the
old law and who docs not wish to pay the
500 tax required Ivy the new act may. on
surrender Of his receipt. receive n refund OF
hvc->iNths OF the amount paid:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
WASHINGTON, June 81. 1877.
~ir.-ln your letter OF Iunc Il YOU state
that y"u have been informed that after July
YOU cannot sell lcat tobacco though you
have laid the special tax OF So rs dealer
therein.
You wish 10 know whether this inlorma-
tom il correct.
In answer. have to say that under the
new law. which takes effect in regard TO TO-
hacco July l next, dealers in leaf tobacco
who have paid the special tax as such can
sell leaf tobacco in unhrokcn packages to
dealers in Leaf tobacco, snuff, tobacco, and
cigar manufacturers who have paid the Spc-
cial tux is such, and 10 such persons as arc
known 10 m purchasers Of leaf tobacco for
export; but ctn not break packages and re-
iai thrrclrom ar sell to parties other than
those uamrd above. II OH and after July
party wishes /" engage III the business Of
4rIliu" leaf tobacco 10 consumers or retailing
il. h. must pay the special tax of $500 per
anu,lm imposed 10y the new law upon retail
dealers in leaf tobacco. lie cali not sell leaf
tobacco 10 CONSTRUCTS or retail it under !,
special tax receipt of Sd rs Il dealer in leaf
tobacco.
\ person who has paid the special tax Of
50 Tor the present year rs Il dealer in leaf
tobacco and who ON the LIST of July discoIl-
tinlr> business on account Of the new law,
ami >,grrn,|rr> his special tax receipts, may
tih a claim Tor Il refund of iivc-SiXthS of the
taX paid. Yours respectfully.
i. ". puroLASS, Commissioner.
H. y. Watts, Esq, Amrricus, Ga.
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NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
LONDON AND EDINBURGH. &. b.

Capital $lG.cco.coo In gold: Invested In the United
STATES over $I,5oa.Mr: deposited win treasurer ci
Virginia. $4,000 In United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents to The ai1fc-iiaucu
company we are prepared Ia Issue Its policies iisi
loss or damage by fire buildings, merchandise. an
personal property Of all kinds, ON the most iipcra
Losses cqmi;ably adjusted and promptly paid
ID. N. WALKER &c CO.,
No fOia Main street.
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The Queen City Circus has disl'andc'l, and
the company will to-day he scattered TO the
four winds. The management had billed
only rs l;lr ahead as Richmond, so that there
will he not Il great many people disappointed.
We do not care to go into the causes which
led to the Observation-Disclosures Virgil
Aim Oh