Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-04-07

Address TO THE CoUsrnY.-The next Union Ma.
tona Convention for The nomination of Candidates fol
President and Vice President the United States Will
be held in the city Cincinnati on Wednesday the I4t
day Of june 1876, at twelve clock noon, and will
sst OF delegates from each State equal TO twice the
number OF its Senators and Representatives ill Con-
gresB and Of two delegates from each organized Terri
tory and the District of Columbia. In calling the
vent:on for the election OF delegates the committees of
the several States recommended to enye all Repub-
can electors and u other voters without regard to past
political difficulties previous party affiliations who
opposed reSiing sectional issues and desire to
| promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony
throughout the country by maintaining and enforcing
all the constitutional rights of every citizen including
the full and OF tho right of suffrage With
intimidation and without fraud who i'll favor
OF the continued prosecution and punishment Of all
official dishonesty and of an economical administration
of the government by honest, faithful and capable OIL
who in favor of making such reforms i'll Gov
ernmemt experience may from time to time suggest
who opposed to impairing the credit of the nation
by depreciang any OF its obligations and in favor Of
sustaining in every way the national faith and financial
honor who hold that the school system is the
nursery of American liberty and should be maintained
free from control who believe that for the
promotion these ends tie direction of the govern
nient should continue to be confded TO those who adj
here the principles OF 1916 and support
corporued i'll the Constitution and the laws, and who
in favor of recognizing and strengthening the fun
damenta principles OF national unity i'll this Centennial
Anniversary OF the birth of the Republic.
ED. MORGAN,
Chairman of the Republican National Committee.
WM. L. CHANDLER,
Secretary.
Reduce all needless expenses now and live
closely within your means. Avoid debt rs you
would the whirlpool of destruction. Keep clear
of debt and you will have no interest to pay.
a BILL has passed the house to protect the peo-
pie of this State against incompetent practition-
ers of medicine, surgery, etc.
MAN never looks so helpless and insgnih-
cant rs wien standing around in dry goods
store waiting for his wife to get through trad
ing.
''MARRIAGE," said an unfortunate husband,
'.is the churchyard of love- "And you men,"
replied his wife, care the graye-dggers."
WHAT is the difference between an angler and
a truant schOolboyi One bats his hook, and
the other hates his book.
THE extreme height of misery is q small boy
with 4 new pair OF rubber boots and no mud or
slGoh in reach.
A FREB circus, with lunch-counter attached,
would draw well here during the Centennial.
Can ladies with enamelcd faces be said 10 BE-
long 10 polished society
WHEN birds soar they waTble, but when
throat's sore it doesn't.
DECEPTION one cannot see through-A glass
eye.
IT is reported that the new Philadelphia and
Erie railroad schedule will 20 into effects on
Easter Sunday. Its principal feature will be the
running through to Erie of the "fast line"
SEVERAL cases of small pox are reported at
ShamOkin.
a SEVEN YEAR old son OF Charles Sensenbach
had his right had crushed in the p. & Z. 4. K.
yard on Sunday last by being caught between
two cars.