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ADMINISTRATIVE. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that The nm
~ dcrs:gned. has been appointed ad-
.minis;rafrix of The estate Of Anthony
Ikrcbel. late of Dubois county. Indiana.
deceased. The estate j. %rrshahiy sol
vent. ROFIyA kNEEFI-
Dec. G.. 1S1o.-3us. AGDx.
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m. scE.nnsr. tie Proprietor of this ia-s,r..I. resi-
CIV. has discovered n. crest di.sfersiEIn Il Ii. vsGs-
-sris A@ry fnsHrs He las sr.red ~ pain. er mercy
in getting M the Valuable Tonic And he s-ts; de-
Ifnriafsfy made Ter IT, gives the proprietor tie nest
ample assurance that he has met -iia great sscress.
and 10 feels thankful that b.. ms h~en ..se - rirs 20
;hs pathc . remedy thar eertz.ns as cui1iDe OF Arsense.
that = III without a DOUBT.
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CINCINNATI
Weekly Enquirer!
IN APRIL, 1879.

The number of Premiums are ALWAYS
increased when the number Of names cx-
coed the number calculated upon.
We now offer the following:
/ Cash Premium Of : $1,000
20 Cash Premiums Of 800 Each 1900
GO Ste'n-winding watches $50" $500
100 Cash Premiums OF S25 Each 1000
2OO Cash Premiums Of &1O Each 1000
100 Cash Premiums Of SIS Each 500
100 Cash Premiums of So Each 3 0
100 Cash Premiums Of So Each 200
1873 Miscellaneous Pre-. 2 to 10 each 200
Making q Total of TWO THOUSAND Pre-
miums, Worth TwENTY THOUSAND DOL
Every subscriber whs RENTS o. 90 for years sub
scription will have his name registered. and will be
by return mail a receipt giving the date and
number to which his name is registered. said number
being represented by = ~deplicate in the distribution.
Agents sending 10 names and go 90 at oIe time re-
ceivc n free paper one year and have their names regis
tered as participants for premiums.
Specimen Copies, Posters, Premium Pamphlet and
Blanks sent free TO persons desiring them.
Address FARAN 4 MCLEAN,
Nov. ~. ID. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Tho people nfi.i. esrriry hs-. ir -si- s--ett 50 "a
/. remedy safe src tsy.nt donhf r-iseie-ssss vsssd
thoroughly eradicate from the sy.fer
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Cure the Chills and Fever!

Ihhs remedy s'snts prominent srrzr al oih-- ferries
ia ;hiss fhs, i il net cniv . specific 81 tie Gtf.s snt
. ever. III. also a certain remedy ST. Nsrrsls q. SEX
ltesdactt- tt"e-a scTfu. ta.lera Ir1rTk-e- Ssre
Threat and Te"tbsehe II vii CRY REQUIRE &C 20 Try
Il once 10 bs eonssnesd of its great durable v1orsrtiss-
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IRELAND GRADED School, The an.
nouuccincni of Til, sclou, will be found
in oar advertising columns. Under The
supervision OF lie able principal, Mr.
Cline, this school furnishes an excellent
opportunity for young ladies' on gentle
men 10 acquire the rudimcnts Of an ed
ucauon, 50 as to qualify themselves for
teachers in the common schools the
popular college Of The masses. 1t dc-
serves and will no doubt receive a very
liberal support.
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MERRY CiiEisTMA>.-We wish all q
our reader. Il "n.rrr christmas" nm,
would ainouisii them 10 assist in max.
'hg ala merry christ ms for every ONE
REMEMBERING with kindnes. those w!.c
need Lcipio make il Il merry christina
for thniu.
Nay grcen-hacks greet Your eyes.
AID slang!cs dot Your pockeis;
While Your Youngsters feeling rise
AS high rs christmas rockets.
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B L LIS
Worm Destroyer
JENNIE JOHNSON.

EXTRACT OF A LITTER FRoS GEORGIA.
vnLaSo~, vaLxrRco- Ga.
June 20
Ia. IoHs BrLL-pcsr Sir: have recently given vour
'worm Destroyer" several trials and ln1 il srn6erfully
eficscicus. II has not failed In : single insirrce 90 have
the wished for effect I arm doing q pretty large country
practice. and have daily use for some article of the kind.
lam, -ir, most respectfully,
JULIUS Y. CLEMENT. ". n.
r. 8. So unqualified -nd numerous sre the 'esiimo-
malls in favor of ny Norm Destroyer that newspaper
space il entirely TOO small to tell its merits.
n IL an infaIlshie remedy for Worms. Trr II ard he
convinced. See my Journal for . more full description.
JOHN BULL.
Bulls CcdrOn Bitters.
Bulls reCtOral Wild Cherry
Balls Extract Buchu.
0JLuS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
Althe above medicine. prepared w pr. JoHS Brit,
at his Lsbratory rifti street. Louisville. KY.
FOR SALE BY NJ. FRIEDMAN& co.
JASPER, IND, and BY Druggists gen.
May 81. '72-ly.
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DR.. Mckennc VS.
Vegetable Pills.

They contsin no Mercury. and all srcrse the se~-e-
tinns 81 the Liver producing no pains or sscknsss Of tie
stomach. A mild and gentle Csiisrric. Bur Q Tex.
D6s-SoLD BY ALL DErGGIsTS-~
All order. should he addressed 70
DIR. y. McKeEney.
July 18th. ls1a -'y.' K~oekport. Ipl.
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DR.. McKenncy's
Rheumatic LiRisreat.

viii almost instantly relieve the rce- nhs-irs ste Eksr-
matte Pains. rryi IL Do not fail A. al tire. To- have -
your command . bottle II this great rsin Destroyer
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! he household word in ihs future 50 ,te.s - c;.S VII
he. -. a. once without ..elay" SD yrrgssss fsD
your Druggist the aeser-faiiing gh.il 1ersr PRE-
pared ~ DR. Eckennsy. enc fhsrss-fsr
hrinr strength ,rt vigor to tie slrs-s
DESTROYED construction. L-crxkr stous
trfhe lc.x continued Cisls end
Fs-er- sfd the rsr 81 zedi-
cines that have fsFi.e -
rrpeues . -sficss
Gre.
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The Great Chill Cure.

Louisville. Kentucky. May 80. 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30
Business Notices.

W. RF. Wcimer has Just received his second
purchase of fall and winter goods, cheaper than
ever. is stock of ladies' dress goods, water
proofs, urs, carpets, oil cloths, fine groceries,
and in fct everything to suit the taste and fancy
and at 'riccs astoNishingly low. He sells for
ready csh, and will not be undersold by any one
Give hira call, and be convinced that Weimer's
popuarash store is the place to secure bargains.
BEAuFUL.-The new styles of Hats and Caps
that adm the windows OF s. Faust's hat store,
on Mark street. are beautiful. His fall and
winter sick is superior to any ever seen in this
place. y the latest styles, and Of the best qua
lity, are be found at his establishment, and at
prices to ait thctimes.
For S!c Nung Cow. part Aldcrnry. In
qEre at It's otlt
FoR III Hons -Iutrcnza or Epidemic Ca
tarrh. his beng TYPHOID disease, requires
sustaining treat1cnt or success will be doubtful.
Those MT knohg hoS to treat the above die
ease. cal on
Nl6,tf. JMES VANDYKF. Sudbury. PA.
WnEY you VIZ to get first class boot, 20 see
W. II. Miller, aae has just received the finest
assortment of BITS and Shoes, such as French
Calf, Scotch botm French Calf, double soled
and single soicd all stitched by hand. Also,
Judged boots o; \ hest brands. lie don't pre-
tend to sell mbine-sewed boot. For first
class boot 20 andee his stocl> IT - A--.'. n"r
Always the laIesityles on hand. Evans Anne
ricau Patent Gaits for boys, the incest shoe ev-
cr made Sizes in from 4 to 10ls. In fact a
full line of all thlcst make Of Boots and Shoes.
THE CelcbrateStar Cook Stove, for sale 10y }.
b. Reed, Sunbur. Pa.
House AND II FOR SALE.-A new cottage
house. with all t modern Improvement, locat-
ed in Puriytowlon the Cattawissa road, is Of
ferrd for sale at reasonable price. Apply 10 G..
p. SeashotZ, SWury, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.-James Cole, II
young man of about 10 summers, who has been
hanging around Sunbury for year or two, was
about year ago arrested Gu the charge of steal
ing from the shoe shop of John Wilvert, in Sun
bury, Il pair of boots. Cole was arrested and
the boots found on his feet. lie was admitted to
bail, and ran away, thus defeating the ends of
justice. The recognzance, like oil the forfeited
recognizances in our county, was never collected
and the county paid the costs. On the Goth inst,
Cole was again arrested for stealing a pair of
shoes from the shop Of Jared Brosous, on Third
street. He was brought before A. y. Bricc, Esq,
and the shoes wers found on his feet. The
young hopeful was thercupon committed to Jail
in default of bail in the sum of $500. After he
was shut up in Fort Rothermel, the young man
tried to escape through the roof, but was detect
ed and locked up. On the 25th information was
lodged against the same individual for burgla-
riously entering the grocery of Christian b. Seas
holtz, on Market street. and assisted by others,
carrying away lot of segars, money, -four, &c.
The others interested in the crime will be exposed
in due time if proven guilty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

Az ELoPEMENT.-Or Monday evening last,
young girl in the south ward (Mary T.. Mort,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah McMurtrie, by her first
husband) left town in company with Dock
Scott, Agent for Harry Scott's minstrel troupe,
leaving a nste for her parents stating that she
was Sin good hands, and hoped to see them
again. Her parents not thinking her in very
good hands the father Immediately started for
Watsontown in pursuit, but, although the girl
and her companion were rcpnyted TO be in towl
that night he did not find them. The next
morning, the mother, in company with Consta-
bic Riddles, started on the o'clock tain for
Wnliamsport, to hunt up the runaway pair. Ru-
NOR having reported that the guilty parties had
stopped at Watsontown, the mother got off the
train at that place, while the constable went OH
to WiEiamsport. The girl was found at Wat
sontown and brought home, but Scott was not
found MltoniGn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

FEMALE THIEF.-Onc Phoebe Trouiman, n
light fingered damscl OF Lykens, Dauphn coun-
ty, was suspicioned by George Daniels, of that
borough, of having taken away from his pre-
misses a lot of dress goods, jcwelry, &c. On the
22nd instant, she was followed to sunbury, and
on the morning of the 25th was arrested at the
house Of Capt Torrington where she had been
employed rs servant girl few days previous
ly. Some of the goods were found in her posses
sion. and she together with her dry goods, &c,
were brought before Esquire 9rice, who commit
ted the far Phoebe to our Jail until Tuesday,
when the Lykcns authorities took her down to
the Harrisburg Jail.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30
List ofJurors for Adjourned Court
Dpceunber 30. p9zG

/. Cyrus Walter, Merchant, Chillisquaquo.
9. John HUFF, Merchant, Shamokin twp.
3. Peter Menges, Farmer, Lewis.
4. Henry Neihoff, Barber, Shamokin Bor.
3. Henry Z. John, Merchant, Mt. Carmel 30.
&. John NJ. Cadwalladcr, Merchant, Snnbury.
z. Chas. Hoover, Farmer, Lower Augusta.
&. John A. Lloyd, Gentleman, North'berand.
o. Jacob Hoffman, Farmer, Delaware.
10. Jesse Yocum, Gentleman, North'berand.
II. James Couldrou, Farmer, Lower Augusta.
IL. Robert McGaw, Carpenter, Turbut.
10. Ephram Tharp, Laborer, Coal.
IA. Isaac Frederick, Farmer, Chillisqnaluo.
is. John Troutmau, Farmer, Jordan.
l6. Amos Maui, Farmer, Delaware.
II. Samuel Lebo, Farmer, Lower Mahanoy.
IL. John Partridge, Blacksmith, Zcrbe
10. Joseph Dcppin, Innkeeper, Mt. Carm. Dor.
20. Peter Geist, Farmer, Upper Mahanoy.
21. George Frdman, Farmer, Shamoliin twp.
%. Joseph Reedcr, Gentleman, Sha'kin twp.
%. BENZ. T. Diehl LGhorer, Sunhury.
"a. a. c. Longen, Mechanic Milton,
25. Geo. W, Smith, Laborcr, Sunbury.
go. james Cummings, Constable, Watsontown
27. Isaac Rcitz, Drover, Washington.
2S. Chas. j. Conrad. Laborcr, Lower Augusta
20, Geo. Il. Conrad, Shoemaker, Lo. Augusta
so. Michael Kerstptter, Laborer, Coal.
81 Chas. Klock, Farmer, Upper Mahanoy.
20. Edward Klinger, Laborer, Shamokiu Bor
80. George w. Funk, Farmer, Turbut.
IL. Samuel DeaTmond, Farmer, Delaware.
%. Harvey Nye, Farmer, Delaware.
81. John Hoof, Farmer, Turbutvilla.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30
Marriaoes.

IN the 18th inst, ny the Rev. Z. f. Berry, at
th residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr.. CYRUS F.
WALTER, OF Chiiisquaque, and Miss KATE a.
AERrz, of Point township, Northumberland
cunty, Pa.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. THEODORE
hsaER and Miss CAROLINE \. STERNER, both of
Ioint township. NuTtaamberland county, Pa.
In Trevorton, or the 9Th of October, 1877, at
nc house of the brides father, by Rev. 7. o.
glees, Mr. j. r MYERS, of Lykcns, Dauphin
county, and Miss ANNIE II, JCNEs.
In Irish Valley. on the 18th Inst, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. II. : haupt, by .rc sruc, Mr. lM-
REK WYNN and Miss CLARIssA CAMPBELL all OF
Irish Valley, Northumberland County, Pa,
On the 10Th inst, az the house Of !. 5. Ramsy,
ESQ, by Rev. p. Y. Eyer, Mr.. SAMUEL kAMsY, of
Mt. Carmel, aud Miss MARGARET BAYIIs, of Lo
eust Dale, Schuylkill county, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

GooD BoY.-Louis Lamm, son of NJ. Lamm,
of this borough found package of money the
other day, containing some $50, done up in a
paper. he Immediately came to this Office and
desired us to inform any one inqulring for the
money that he had it and requested us to ad-
yertise it If not called for before our publication
day. 1t was afterwards found to be the proper
ty of c. f. HUFF and was returned TO him. Such
an instance of honesty deserves mention-not
that the boy did more than his duty-but duty
is not always reformed by men or boys.-4uiEo-
Htdn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30
gea4bs.

At Highspire, Dauphln county, Pa, at the re-
sidence of Cornelius stuart, Esq, on the I'D inst.
Mrs ELIZABETH BOYER, conspH of the late
William Boyer, OF Duucau's Island aged 81 years.
Missouri papers viii please copy.l
On Wednesday the 90 inst, at the residence Of
her father, In Point township, GABELLA liOR-
TON, daughter of Hon. Jesse G. and Martha
Horton, aged Al years, 10 months aud lO days
on the 7th inst. IN Northumberland, BESSIE,
daughter of w. 7. and n. A. Forsyth, aged about
years.
la Treyorton. Nov. 18th, 1872, Mr.. JACOB
YORDY, aged GO years, mouth and i2 days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mss Becca Brice, on
Fiijay uisht last, having had her hands and face
chafed daring the previous day, rubbed them as
she supposed with Glycerine oil, but which turned
out to be croton oil. Through some mistake, not
knowing such an article was in the house, she
got hold of the wrong bottle. In short time
her hands and face were frightfully infamed and
she suffered intensely, hut proper medical aid
was forthcoming, and she is now getting better
Another warning that every vial should be mark
ed before il enters The family,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

MULE MEAT FoDDRR.-We hear it stated that
an ebony pork feeder and fattener, below town,
is doing aourshing business OF late by feeding
his porkers on dead mule and horse meat. An
observer states that he noticed one grunter that
had taken the job of going through one defuuet
long ear and had succeeded in wading In about
his whole length. Porkers fed on epizooty vic.
tins would be ssvory dish. Ugh l-DanviE.
IntsIligs.esr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

The F'sb9ic Press is the title of new weekly
paper started at northumberland by C. W. Gu
telius, Esq, formerly of the Democratic Guard,
at this place. The fret number Of the Press is
well printed and filled with large variety of
original and selected matter. The paper ia to
be Independent in po litlcs and devoted chiefly to
iaeal and general news. Our neighbors of Nor
thumberland have at last succeeded in establish
fishing good local paper, which has long been
needed In that thriving town. Mr.. Gutelius is a
good printer and understands furnishing spicy
leeai paper, and we hope that the citizens vii
e4tsni to him such. encouragement as to continue
'he prosperity Of the Press May success attend
tue enort on the part of the publisher as well az
Inc citizens OF our sisiey towns.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

NEAT BUGGV.-We noticed a few days ago
splendiiiy finished buggy manufactured at the
carriage shop of VIM. Rakcr, at Seven Points, in
Lower Augusta township. 1t was built for our
new Sheriff, S. II. Rotliermcl, and as a fine piece
Of workmanship does great credit to Mr.. Raker's
establishment, and proves what we have often
contended for, that our mechanics are as well
skilled in getting up a first class vehicle as are
the mechanics in tho cities, and at much less
cost.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

IMPORTANT TO Coal MEN.--One OF the leading
cases tried in our Common Pleas during the pre-
cent week, and of especial interest to our coal
men, was that OF samuel Johns & Sons vs Da-
wilson & MeCabe. The plaintiffs reside in sha-
moku, and are miners and shippers of coal. The
defendants live in Troy, Bradford county, Pa.
I'm the fall of 1869, the plaintiffs sold to defend
ants, on contract, five hundred tons OF COAL
which was to be delivered at Sunbury, In N G.
Il. w. cars. From that point on to Troy the de-
fendants were to pay the tolls. For this amount
of COAL consisting of different sizes, the frm of
Davidson e. McCabe we're to pay In all some
$1,000 on the contract, and before the coal was
all delivered, Defendants puid to plaintiff over
Sll00. They then discovered, as alleged in the
defence, that the coal was of very inferior qua
lty, consisting, TO large extent, of slate, &c.,
and claimed reduction on the price agreed upon
in the contract. Suit in assumpsit was then
brought, and the case tried. In the charge of
Judge Rockefeller to the jury he stated, among
other principles of law, that the lw implied even
in the absence Of express terms in contract =
that an article should be delivered in marketa
BILE condition, and also that where goods are ship
ped the consignee is liable from the time they
leave the care ofthc consignor, &c. 1t was also
stated as a matter of law that defendants were
entitled to defence, Notwithstanding it was
agreed that sunbury was to be the place of de-
livery of tho coal from plaintiffs to defendants,
for the reason that the law implied that the coal
should be marketable, and the defendants could
not be at Sunbury to watch the quality of the
coal as it arrived in cargues of FIVE cars every
other day. Thejury returned verdict of $500 49
which is considered very impartial finding.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

FIRE FIRE The late Boston fire has caus-
ed several fire insurance companies to suspend
payment. The Peoples Insurance Company of
Philadelphia, has been nrm, and pays her losses
promptly. They also take life assurances il
which they are us prompt in paying every dollar
as they are in losses of fire. Isaiah s. Gossler,
agent for the company, is taking policies daily
in this Company as it is considered not only safe
but reliable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

NOT ADMITTED TO BArL,-The question of ad-
mltting DR.. b. l.. Kerchner, lately convicted Of
rape at our November Sessions, to bail, pending
the disposal of Il motion for new trial, was ar
gued on Monday evening last, and the Court de-
cided that the defendant should remain in Jail
principally on the ground that our county Off
cials have never attempted to collect any Of the
forfeited rccOgnizances.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

4 STEAM SAW MILL AT GEoRGETowN.--Thc
new steam mill erected during the past season by
1. II. Ress!er, ESQ, OF Georgetown,is now in full
operation and We are happy to learn is doing
good business in cutting lumber. We notice
that Mr. Resscr is engaged in charging the
building for the purpose Of increasing the bust
ness. This mill is located conveniently to the
river and railroad, and is well adapted to the
manufacturing of lumber for building purposes.
1t affords great convenience to those desiring
to build in that community, and is an improve
ment indispensable in that part of ths country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30
,ecial Notices.

On Narriae.-Essays for Young Men, on
Great Social E's and Abuses, which interfere
with. Marriage, I'd ruin the huppiucse of thou
sands,-wiih so means Of relief for the Erring
and Unfortunat deceased and dcbiitated. sent
in sealed letter lyclopes, free of charge.
Address, Hoard Association, No. :, South
Ninth ST., Phinelphia, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30
( n n &@h0 nor ,rorlG everywhere

= = $l5 to $3.50 per mouth. nsis sySrsnSi,e ssG ic.
male, to introduce the Genuine Improved
: Common Sense Family Sewing Machine. This
- machine will stitch, hem, fell. tuck, Quit,
~ cord, bind, braid aud embroidcr in Il most
- superior manner. Price only s15. Fully IL
- censcd and warranted for five years We will
pay 81 eco for any machine that will sew a
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic scam
- than ours. 1t makes the elastic Lock
s--- Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut, and
- still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
- tearing it. We pay agents from SO to $3.50
- per month and expenses. or a commission
80 from which twice that amount can be made.
- Address SECOMB S CO., Boston Mass,
Pittsburgh. Pa. Chicago. m, or ST. .Tuuis. .Ijo.4w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

TIE horse disease, which is Of light form,
has attacked probably every horse in this place.
But thus far we have not heard of Il fatal case
Through the country the disease prevails to n
large extent, which proves very disadvantages to
those who attend markets three times during the
week On Tuesday last but few horses were
sen on the street, and the market proved exceed
ingly slim.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

SEWING MAGuISEs.- Miss Caroline Dalius is the
agent for the sale of the best Sewing Machines
in existence, viz: "The Improved Singer"
"Grover 81 Baker," "Howe," and Domestic"
which are constantly on hand and SOLD a. rea-
sonable prices. She is also agent for the cele-
brsted Frantz and Pope Knitting Machine. Call
aud see them. Oilce on Market street, east of
the railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

sALMoS.-Mr. James Riland brought some
splendid Susquehanna Salmon to market last
Saturday, some of them weighing ten pounds
Mr.. Riland informed us that he recently had
caught handsome black bass, which he return.
ed TO the water. The few that had been put into
the river, few years ago, have already begun to
show the success of the experiment in introduc-
ing this excellent fish into the susquehanna.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

THE Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil is
llazarc q Caswell's, made on the sea shore. from
fresh. elected livers, by Caswell, Hazard X Co.,
Few Yck. II is absolutely pure and sweet. Pa
tients Mo have once taken it prefer it to all
others. Physicians have decided it superior to
any of he other oils in market. N16,'12l2w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-11-30

HEAVY PoRKERs.-Ex-Sherff J. B. Heller, of
this place killed four hogs about fifteen months
old which together weighed 226O lbs The hea-
West one weighing 625 lbs. If any one can beat
the Sheriff in raising heavy porkcrs We should
like to hear Of il.