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New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
THE HORSE DISEASE.
IN THIS VICINITY.

Some concern was manifested, yesterday,
among truek-drivers and owners Of horses lest
tiugel exposure I? the storm might be attended with
serious effects to the animals not entirely recovered u
is generally supposed however that the disease is now
SO far eradcaed from the system that considerable ex
pcsure may be permitted without dangerous results
should the unpropitous weather Of yesterday continue
tor several days II may result in slight dminutOn OF
4 ureseut accommodations for passenger transporta
ton as well o. COR merchandise. but serious cOnse
quencrs need "Xpeced in this city. The violence Of
the disease spent week ago, and the
animals are now prs .ounced 10 be perfectly well
In most instances though still reported
where the horses are In very weak and helpless
condition A considerable number ot deaths are re-
ported from day day but new ca,' aie comparatively
unknown The street cars yesterday running on
nearly ali the roads on the usual storm ly mc and
the stages were plying IN Broaawhy IN greff NUMBERS
than for several days. The 1hird-ave. line again in
creased its number Of cars, and the uncomfortable
crowding 90 which passenger were subjected week
ago is no longer experienced Inc thOugh cars 10 mar
lem are s trawn by four horses, aud these ears are
generally crowded The OF the Grand Central line
have all run with the exception OF single day since the
appearance OF the disease. The SecOndave line IL fur
nshnR nearly its usual accommodations. though the
stopping OF It's in the late afternoon at Iandst
and Bowery IL great inconvenience 10 patrons Of the
line. ,--
crowded with passengers. On the west side OF the city
tho various lines have been daily increasing their faei
ties and have In most cases now reached the od stand
ard The principal losses resulting fron the disease
among these Companies have been experienced by the
xth-aYe and Belt lines while the Ninthave. line has
escaped without losing horse. Tho losses on The
gfge lines the losses hayo been much less severe than
among the car companies
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
iAnnonoensnni
DASDRUFF.- COCAINE removes.
lhnno1noemenlAl !
HALF Horse AND HALF MAN.

Rheumatism spenes Lamsness hind q heth bone
muscle ameut upon beast cured bV CESfAUR LIHHRsr
The mss uonleffal discovery Of sBeht and modern
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
MAYOR.
~PRRMDEHT~ ~G0vE'R.-

,-PRRMDEHr-> 1-oOvE'R.-- -,-----hAroR.-~
Election Geeey. Gr'rt Kerus1 Dir EsO. Ts,sr os1es Ss
XIV ia ~. 157 2S. 10 100 ys
XXVI. 90 IA. "a l21. 40 lm bJ
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

TREMoNT.-Mrs. Mudoon, age about 90,
while crossing the railroad, yesterday afternoon, was
struck and instantly killed by tralD Of the NewHaven
Railroad
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
CAP1rULAr1oN BY ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN.

Totals .77.ga s..ssg72sza s.sasa5s.s $500 ain
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

TOtal.4,767 4,O5.. 4476 &46s.. l,422 2,4s9 Ia
Twelve districts missing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
Business Notices.

House AND LOT FOR SALE.-A new cottage
house, with all the modern improvements, locat-
cd in Purdytown, on the Cattawissn road, is Of
fercd for sale at Il reasonable price Apply to c.
p. seasholtz, sunbury. Pa.
FoR Sale young Cow, part Aderney. In
qurc at this office.
WHEN you want TO get first class boot, 20 see
w. II. Miller, as he has just received the finest
assortment of Boots and Shoes, such as French
Calf, Scotch bottom French Clf, double soled
and single soed,. all stitched by hand. Also,
Judged boots o. the best brands. He don't pre-
tend to sell machine scwed boot. For a first
class boot go and see his stock if you don't buy.
Always the latest styles on hand. Evans Ame-
rlcan Patent Caters Tor boys, the incest shoe
or made. Sizes run from to 10lS. In fact a
full line of all the best make of Boots and Shoes.
THE man who boards his money is mser.
The man who spends his money injudciously is
a spendthrift, and comes to ruin. The man who
invests his money carefully provides for his pre-
sent wants, and the wants Of his family in time
to come, can enjoy his work his meals, his sleep,
and be surrounded by bright and smiling faces.
Most of the latter make their purchases at Wei
nlCI Ilopu4hI CuSh slplt, NJ ", Iuullo Dtock,
where business is done strictly on cash principles
his motto being "Quick Sales and Small Profits"
You need no cooperative storc-why 7 because
your cash protects you-credit ruins you. Good
men, where credit is given, pay the profits on lost
accounts.
BUCKALEw's defeat was not surprising to any
one that knew of his record. Had he remained
at home instead of going to Canada to look after
the Indians his chances would have been better.
Thos. G. Mott, the merchant tailor OF this place
adopted different plan being a Democrat in
principle, he staid at home, and wrote to New
York and phia-tranacted his business
by letter-not with the Indians but with the lar
ecst Cloth establishments in the country. The
result is that he received the finest and best
goods in the city Markets. He is now engaged
in making up some forty suits for his customers,
aud we venture to say feels much happier than
Buckalew does over his Indian expedition.
MORE Doors AND sjHoEs.-W. II. Miller is now
opening his Fall Stock of Boots and Shoes at the
Excelsior. His assortment is not surpassed any
where, aud being constantly in receipt of new
styles, no one can 20 amiss in getting, not only
the best, but the latest styles.
OUR paper to-day on the outside is on the 5th
i2stead of l2th. In the hurry of making up, it
vas neg ected to be changed.
SroyEs.-Several good secondhand stoves for
iale cheap. Enquire nj this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

In Edgmont township. Delaware county, JO-
SEPH HENRY MCCARTHY aged about 40 years.
Mr.. McCarty was a son of VIM. McCarty, for
merly of this place. Hewas Adlutant Of the 46tE
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers during the
late rebellion. lie was one Of the first to enlist
from this place, at the breaking out of the rebel
lion, and served during the whole of the war. He
proved brave soldier. He was man Of noble
and generous impulses. His death will be re-
GREETED by large circle of friends and ac1uaiu-
tances In this place.
At Burlington, New Jersey, on the cath of Oc-
tober, FRANCES EDITH, infant daughter OF
James and Anna NJ. Shaw.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
-aa .a.-aaaas4a'| a'|HH
TRIAL. LIST

FOR WEEK ENDING MONDAY, NOV. IS, '72.
Mary Barr VS. George Burns
Boyd & Claybcrgcrv VS. the Burnside Coal and Iron
Company
Com VS. Simon Sides conductor and engineer on
P,SERR
James Sanders VS. Henry Frck
+ II Keller VS. George Troxcl
d Satterfed a. Co VS. Geo V Savidgo
Joseph Kennedy VS. the ID II S w r Compa-
ny
George Miller w John II Conrad
West Il Zerpng vs Christian Snyder
DR.. James Dougal W. j A Cummings
Thomas McGow VS. J M Bartholomew
Valentine w Fisher VS. Schultz, Bechtel Sc Cup
John Dorm VS. Elias Bush
Benjamin Leitzel VS. Henry Bowman
Samuel Harrison VS. Jefferson John
John A j Cummings VS. David Davis CT VIM
II Lerch
James F Shultz VS. Jas Walton aud wife
John Bartholomew, Sr., VS. JAS II lcCormick
Be.ij Williamson VS. j III Mccormick
X Kulp VS. Christian Gunsett
| George Bower VS. JAS IL Mccormick
| George Wills vs Jas II Mccormick
Samuel ii Rothermel We Reuben Garman
John Seller VS. John II Forcsman
| John Wofinger VS. John Porter, admir- of Mar
| tin Billmyer, decd
| Adam Lowery VS. John McManus
| Weand Zinx IL Co VS. J Rauch
| Eva Schlichty VS. Anthony uummcl
| Catharine knPbc VS. John NJ Fry
| Louisa limerick VS. Peter Cressnger
J & NJ Saunders VS. Frederick 81 Krebs
! Elisha Elliott VS. Henry Weaver
Jacob l. Striekler VS. John West
Jonathan Garrett VS. ii B Masser
George Miller VS. Johu Snyder and VIM Deal
FOR WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, nov. 25, ~.
Henry Sayor ct al vs. Andrew NJ Eastwick ct al
Henry Sayler VS. Same
Reuben Kline and wife VS. John Douty
Alice L Brown Admnstratri4. VS. Jos w Cake
| / NJ Cake VS. J w Oake
Magdalena Grant ct al vs. the Big Mountain I'M
proyement Co ct al
| Same VS. Same
l. j Wright ct al VS. Amelia Kiehl
John Fahnestock VS. Thaddeus Shannon
Same VS. Steeman Il Shannon
John Lloyd VS. John Benjamin
s John IL Sons VS. Henry Saylor
Frederick Scuy VS. Nathan Chamberlin
Elizabeth Smith VS. Daniel Yoder
George w Seller VS. Jacob Critzer
George Frederick VS. Eicholtz Il Day
State Bank VS. Abraham Kissger
Thos l. Frymire & Co VS. Weik
Samuel Shade VS. Lewis township
| Lazarus Meyer VS. William Started
S John e Sons VS. Dawson IL McCabc
John Price VS. Samuel Long
| S John & Sons VS. Weiser
John Bartch VS. Joseph Nicely, Admir-
! Isaac Bruner, jr., VS. Hiram Dewald
Charles Glass VS. Peter Baldy and Lhas Romig
Contractor
Dater & Relish VS. VIM A Fisher
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
Council Proceedings.
Especial Meeting.

SUSDURY, Oct %, 1872.
Council met members present VIM. III. Mil
Ter, G. Garinger, John Clark, j. c. Irwin, j. NJ.
Cadwallader, d. G. Dissinger, and VIM. l.. Dew
art-Wm. Dcwart IN the Chair.
On motion, That the pavement around the
square be eight feet wide, adopted. On motion,
Resolved, That we give the curbing of the above
to w. T. Hickey, to be put in the ground thirty
inches, the stone to be four inches thick the
culbing to be finished the first day of November
for the sum of 1925, adopted. On motion, That
we give the laying of the flag pavement to ". T.
Hickey at SIS per square, of 10 feet. The flags
to be from to inches thick, and the flag stone
to be dressed up square, adopted.
On motion, Council adjourned.
p. w. GRAY, Clerk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
ArGrsrAvILLE. Oct. o5. 1872

The members of the Farmers and Hortcultu-
rists Association, are requsted to meet at Angus
tavlle, on Saturday, Nov. 2d, at . p. IN.
Since the organization of our Association we
have been regular recipients of valuable seeds
and documents from the department of Agricul-
ture which favOrs are gratefully acknowledged
and appreciated.
TIE members will please present, at the meet
ing the results of their various experiments,
that we may fill up our Report to Commissioner
Watts. at Washington, and show forth ''what wc
know of Farming"
By order ofthe President.
JACOB Il. CLARK Secr'y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
EoeaI' Afairs.


SEWING MACHINES. .--Miss Caroline Dalius Is the
agent for the sale of the best Sewing Machines
in existence, viz: "The Improved Singer"
"Grover s. Baker," "EIowe," and domestic,
which are constantly on hand and sole a. rea
sonable prices. She is also agent for the cele-
brated Frantz and Pore Knitting Machine. Call
and see them. ONE on Market street, east of
the railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

THE greatest want Of the present age Is men
and women, healthy anu vigorous in mind and
body. The continued headaches, weaknesses,
nervousness, and varying ailments which "llict
women are generally the result Of imperfect ac-
tiOn of the stomach and other vital organs Dr.
WALKER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BI."ERs, Oeng
composed entirely of vegetable substaGc"s lndl-
genous to California, may be taken with perfect
safety by the most delicate, and are sure rem o.
dy, correcting all wrong action and giving new
yigOr to the whole system.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

Go to D. A. Fiurey's store on Market street,
one door east Of Gearhat's Confectionery estab-
lishment if you desire to purchase magnificent
goods. The fall stock has just been opened. La
dies and gentlemen are invited to call and ascer'
tain the low prices, and examine his excellent
ouality of goods,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

Losr.-A Gold sleeve button was lost on Sun
day evening last on Fourth street, between Chas.
Buchcr's residence on Walnut street and Market.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
It at the residence of Isabella Tweed, Market
street Sunbury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

WE notice that Messrs Waltz & Bright have
put up mammoth turtle shell sign In front of
their restaurant TO draw the attention of the pub
lie, aud as an indicator that the best part of his
turtleship is served up inside of the building.
There are few who excel Messrs. Waltz & Bright
In serving up the delicious blvalve.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

LARGE LOT or GooDs.-Messrs. Reed Bro. &
Seasholtz have just opened splendid assort-
Inent of goods on the northeast corner of Market
street. The stock is large, and their assortment
is one of the most extensive In this place. Eve
rything in the mercantile trade may be secured
there. Call and see their stock, and be con-
yineed,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
Special Notices.


On Marriage.-Essays for Young Men, on
Great Social Evils aud Abuses, which interfere
with Marriage, and ruin the happinese of thou-
sands,-with sure means of relief for the Erriug
and Unfortunate, deceased and debtated. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge,
Address, Howard Association, No. 2, South
Ninth ST., Philadephia, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
S7u5,Oll n
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA!

COUNTY or NORTHUMBERLAND, SGT.
!, Samuel J. Packer, Cashier of "The First
National Bank of Sunbury," do solemnly swear
that the above statement is Uue To the best of
my knowledge aud belief.
lSigncd,l S. j. PACKER, Cashier.
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me, this 10Th
day of October, A. D., 1872.
tsigned,l d. ROCKEFELLER, Notary Public.
(Seal.)
CorTect-ATTEsT
WIN, ii. NAPLES,
j. C. HORTON, Directors.
JOHN HAAS,
Sunbury, October 10. 1872.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

Roncy Dru1'ner, sun
Jediah Keiser, Delaware
Sam'l Huey, Sunbury
Ed Persing, Mt Car twp
j NJ Spatz, j. Mahanoy
Thomas johnson, Point
Wm Wilson, North'd
Jacob r. HilIbush, Jack
} Jno GToner, Sunbury
Joseph Scott, Sha boro
iChas Genther, Sunbury
W 5 Rho.cs, Sunbury
'IRsT WEEK, Nov. 4th.
ID Fowler, Turbutville
G } Heartline, Sham bo
Mich'l Groody, MI c b
j II Jenkins, N0rth'I
z Boughner, Sham twp
Dan Druckemiller, sun
j Gonsert, Snydcrtown
Geo Keyser, l. Augusta
Nathan Kehres, Wash
F O'Donnell jr., Milton
JAS Smith jr., Point
Geo p Marls, Point
II Guion, McEwensyille
Sol w Fassold, l. Aug
Jno Kase, Shame twp
II II Conrad, Up Angus
Jacob Yordy, Rerbe
A Stcrns, Watsontown
Sam'l F Foifa. Turbut
Jos Shretiier, Point
S L Culp, Low Augusta
VIM Snyder,U Mahanoy
Benz Matthias, Norih'd
JAS Bachelor, North'd
cond week, as no causes
i court only will be held
RID WEEK, Nov. 18th.
VIM Gulick, Rush
Daniel S Miller, Shame
IL Reader, McEwenville
DC Montgomery, Lewis
VIM Van Kirk, Point
ID n Lake, Shamok bor
Adam Reen, Sunbury
John Klase, Shame twp
John Grange, Lewis
Jacob Hartman, Zarbe
NJ f Noraconk, Milton
Charles Moore, U Aug
WIN Raup, Lewis
Robert Goodwell, Coal
} Jno + Cline, U Augusta
Phil 5 Bickle, L Maha
John Albeit, Jackson
Henry Gossler, North'd
9Th WEEK, Nov. 25th.
l. Mahan, Mt Carmel B
VIM Morton, Sudbury
Harry Fisher, Shame B
s Moore Snydertown
John Bohner, Sha twp
Alex Cas.tt, Sunbury
J ii Wagner, Watsont'n
Jos Bisly, Sunbury
s A Kemerer, Turbut
Jno Nesbit, North'd
r Kerstetter, Sha twp
Michael Kiley, Mt c Bo
Jos Burk, Coal
Z X Killinger, Rush
David Seilar, L Maha
Z X Weikel, Cameron
Samuel Vert, 4 Maha
is Ma'ack, Washington
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

To KEEP CIDER.-We observed in the lMlton,iGn
of last week, an excellent recipe to keep cider,
which is certainly of importance, namely, one
fonrth of au ounce of sulphGte of lime to the gal
Ion, stirred in or mixed and poured in. The ar
ticle referred to is not S,phate but the Sulphite
of lime, an entirely different article. The for
mcr is simply common plaster or gypsum. The
object is TO arrest fermentation so that it will
settle ald become clarified. 1t is the action of
the sulphur that arrests fermentation. For that
reason mustard seed, which is composed largely
of sulphur, is also used. If cider could be clari-
fed without adding anything, it would be all the
better, as all these remedies neutraize the acid,
and weaken the cider to some degree. Therefore
the least quantity that will have the desired effect
is the best. From the above facts it must be ev-
ident that racking cider is not only advisable but
necessary to keep it in fine flavor, as every time
it is racked it is freed from some OF its pomace
and impurities which alone spoils the cider The
Senior editor of the 4lnsricdn, has successfully
used the above remedy for the last ten years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

THE losses sustained by individuals who neg
lect to insure in reliable companies, is immense,
and many families who are in comfortable cir
cumstances could often be saved from total ruin
if they would attend to insurance in time against
that monster destroyer-hre. We are happy,
however, to notice that many are using the pre-
caution Of late by getting insured in the Peoples
Fire Insurance Company, Philadelphia, which is
considered safe and reliable. They also insure
life at the lowest rates. Mr. Gossler, their agent
at this place, is doing a handsome business in
making out policies in this part of the State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

Instructors IN MUSIC Miss Anna NJ
Schneider informs the citizens of sunbury that
gan to pupils at their residences. Terms reason
ble, s2l, ,'T3. ct.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
Report Of..The First National BanL
OF SunbuPy. Pa

Report of the condition of The First Matilda
Bank of Sunbury," in the Borough of SuubAry,
la the State of Pennsylvania, at the close of bu.
5iness, on the 81 day Of October, A. D., 1872.
LIABILITIES
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

mother splendid assortment of stylish furni-
ture has just been opened at b. L. Raud.nbqsh's IS
store In Masonic Buildings. The best aud most
fashionable furniture is sold at liberal ,,{ees.
Go and examine his mattresses, chairs, ,lbtiiltes,
aud all other household furniture.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
LIST of Letters remaining in the Post Office, a
SunbuTy, October 80, 1872.

sunbury, October 80, 1879.
James Bradley, G II Black, VIM Caring, Sarah
Cattrell, Terrice Copper, John l. Curry, Dew
art Sol Deitz, w II Duling, Julley EmptS. David
Helm, w Hemperey, Mrs ] d Hoffman, Jos IL
Hloberd, Harry Martz, Mrs IIaupt, DIR G b
Keim, Miss L a Keferer, ii II Malick, John Mer-
ct, Mrs Mary A Maliek, Charles Nuss, Page
Elias, Jonathan sarratt, John Rcitz, Geo Rob-
son, Mrs Catharine Renu, X Reed, Rem,
=, Riley, q w Reider, VIM Schomiek. Elizabeth
Trautmpn. Mennct.
The following letters are held for postags -
Thomas Freckelson, Ireland, Joseph Freckelton,
Ere fat y J, SMITH, p. NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
Three Frame Dwelling Houses.

Also, three contifons lots ofground situate on
the south side of Vine street in said Borough
bounded on the north by said Vine street, on the
east by lot of II. b. Masser, on the south by
property of Ira I. Clement or hn alley, aud on
the west by lot of Mrs. Ann y. Bright-euch
of said lots containing in front feet or there
abouts, aud in depth one hundred and fifty feet
or thcrcabouts, whereon are erected three good, =,
nearly new, two story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES and other out-Eouses.
No. is occupied by John Irwin.
No. is occupied by L. B. Mitchell.
n Is ai nv Inb
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

RULES OF CouRT.--A few copies of ''Rules o
Court" can be had at this office. Price u pc
copy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

$4,000 worth of Goods has just been opened
at the store Of Clement and Dissinger for Fall
and Winter. The assortment is magnificent, and
the prices greatly reduced. II is the finest varie-
ty of store goods that has been opened in this
place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

AS the members of the Good Intent Fire Com
pany OF this place hay. ordered hook and lad
der truck, with all the fixtures necessary to a
good "machne" from one of our mechanics and
are about erecting an engine house to hold their
meetings, and protect their apparatus, we think
they should receive substantial encouragement
from our borough authorities. In plain words,
the Burgess and Council should give them libe-
raj appropriation to assist them in their good
work. This company will be put to great ex
pense to accomplish all they purpose, and. they
should have some assistance. All the property
and money now held by the Good Intent Fire
Company, was purchased and earned by It's men,
bers, and If they are willing TO do SO much for
the protection ofthe property of its citizens the bo-
rough of Sudbury, through its officers, should do
ther part.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

STOVES FOR SALE Several good stoves 10
sale, nearly new--one n base burner. Inquire
this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

In the report we gave last week, of the jolllf-
cation on Wednesday, we neglected mention
ing that our jova, good-hearted friend, Joseph
Bird, Esq, before proceeding to Sunbury, invited
the whole delegation to his residence, where they
were generously refreshed with bountiful sup
ply of catlbcs and Champagne. Mr.. Bird is a
true Republican, and live man in our neighbor-
ing borough. His lberaity shown on this oeca-
sion will long be remembered by those who stood
around his festive board.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters OF >Ad.
IN minstration have been granted to the IN.
dersigned upon the estate of John Dcshay, de.
ceased, late OF Upper Augusta township, N0rth'd
county. All knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, and those who have claims against
the same, will present them for settlement.
a. n. BRICE,
Administrator.
Sunbury Sept 2i. 1S72.--Gt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02
One two-stOry Frame Dwelling
Ef0mse

situate on the west side Of Fourth street, front
ing on said Fourth street on the east lot of Ja-
cob Fettcr on the south, an alley on the west,
and lot of Harry DictIenbach on the north
The lot contains In front on said Fourth street
IS feet, or thcreabouts, and one hundred and ten
feet in depth. now occmpied by RcY. 4 Mhcai
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

BUsY.-Sincc the new Commissioner has been
sworn in Office, we find the delinquent tax collec-
tors very busy gathering up the money which the
taxpayers have been paying interest on for seve-
raj years past The change in the Commission
cr's board came rather unexpected to some col
lectors, for we have noticed several coming TO
town looking little gloomy, to ask for more
time,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

THE grading for the p. & f. railroad in the
upper part of this borough is progressing very
rapidly. A large number of hands are engaged
by Messrs. Bowen g. Seasholtz, and they are en-
ploying more daily to push forward the work.
Laborers can find plenty of employment, at libe-
raj wages by making application at once.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-02

TIME undersigned offers ut private sale, his
l. Farm, containing about 50 Acres. situa-
ted in Lower Augusta township, Northumberland
county, on the Plum Creek road about 3i5 miles
east of Sunbury, bounded by lands Of Daniel 2.
Conrad, Henry Saydge, Joseph Gass, and others.
The Improvements consist Of a good well-arrangcd
S-a> Frame House, large Bank Barn, with
;;E Wagon House and Corn Crib attached
Spring House over nccer-laiing Spring,
and all other necessary out door buildings, Ap'
pie Orchard of choice fruit in good bearing order
About acres Of good Oak Timber, II runnin
stream of water through the farm. Part of the
purchase money can remain in the farm. Fol
further particulars, call on or address,
a. Il. SANIDGE,
Sept. 7th, 1S72-3m. Sunbury, Pa