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But

See. Tow'ring high. yon stately trunk
Above the crowded forests top;
And that ref branch, its oniy leaf
Supports, amidst the chilling dews
And burning suns of autumn days.
An yes. There hangs on that lone boush
A lonclicr. wi,h'ring autumn leaf.
As like loves like. my soul claims kin
With ,ha, scar leaf. My sympa,hies
Reach out. and hail its prototype.
Each bailstorm, and each rude winds blast
Tha, tore its fellow from its side
Long since,-it felt the genial warmth
or spriugs.-,h' alternate sen,!e breeze
And cheering shower of Aprii's day.
7, hoard the ua,in rarnl sweet
And vesper hymn of winged tribes,
Enrichiug all the peaceful scene
With present JOY, and future hope
still, grew amidst
Its young companions; waving sweet
In ruslling harmony and love,
Till summers brightest days bchcM
Its glis,ening beauty in the breeze.
But now, how changed. rude blasts assa'l
II benGs,-ii sh;yers.-Stil the Storm
Blows on amain.-Blasi after bias,
In quick succession presses on.
No gentle summers Silly scene
Now cheers its lonely hours.-And hope
Before so bright, so joyful once.
Now turns TO retrospect. No'noro
The ,na,in carol is heard. No more
The vespcr hymn pcrvades the scene
With undula,ing harmony,
But in hybernal winds j, hangs,
And still awaits tho last nde bias,
To tear il from its solitude.
And wait j, 20 oblivion's deli.
Scar leaE.-I link thee 10 my heart,
Bcrcil of all the tender care
That cheers the bloom Of youih:-of all
The later hopes OF mnnhood's prime,
When tolls and cares demand the help
The bliss of.rne o6eetion's breast
Wbereon TO lean-wlIereon 10 cool
Thn ieyered brow-the weary head
To rest, and feel its heavy cares
Pulsu,ing in aro,her's heart.
Thon !eaf-lhou ar, tile emblem true
Ormy sad, solitary heart;
No, Headden's percil-,ho' so true
To line and color. shade and air,
That, ull, bu, breadth and speech il gives,
Could make, Us thou has, done, the strong
The speaking por,rai, Of my hear.
-Would Iconld wies, thee from thy pia'
Ofsoli,ude. ard rude assault,
And take thee TO my warm embrace,
And live and die with thee alone:
Here is the heart. exuberant still
The fruitful soil OF anxious cares.
'Twould yield lovely, blooming vine
ofsympaihy. and vsrdan,ly
En,wine and fas,eu that embrace
sep,embcr. 1887.
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RosElAso,, 18th April. 1871.
PIG SALE.

]. Losing OF Albany has sold Berk-
shire boar and SOW. the former for $500.
and The latter for $500, TO w. P. Cnrd OF
Kentucky. The boar with his cage weigh
ed eco lbs.
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Lines ,eriaen by DR., Milton hn'oHy, deceased

Lines ,erinen by DR.. Milton dn'ony, deceased
formerly Of augusta, Ga.
THE AUTUMN LEAF.
NV life is no, like summers rose,
Disilling perfume 10 the air
Orsummcrs morn-Exhniing sweets
To every breeze from yonder bill.
mo, For were il such, full well
know that, as they rose, nay heart
,woald bask in joys Of thrilling tone
Afecsion's gifl--,he hearts con,eui-,
Yea. wsse il sach. each lock Imeet
s7SdId ems, ma back sshs difnp!ea smile,
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State. How imperative anaencouragins are
the Inducements, addressed 10 us this day, in
dividually and collectively, 81 enter upon the
great work Improvements with The solemn
determination 10 rcmi, no saarts aud TO spare
no pains, that are essenlia.sEn success, nor TO
pause or fnulter in our pnssscses. until we shall
have rendered old Cnmbfi6Feas distinguished
for the state Other Ag,icn; 81 prosperity and
independence, as she is inilie annnl. Of her
country, for The heroic fo siiade and daring
achievements Of her sons, slie great and me-
morable contest for freedom
In accomplishing The contemplated improve
ment which has this day ce1yened us together,
| begin with the plough, iii:the confident per-
suasion, that i, is 10 be tlieafea, and cfficien,
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-01
PRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DR. HARLICH'S Compound Strengthen
ng AMI German Aperient Pills are used by all clas-
'es of people, in preference to other Medicines be-
,ause they are prepared from pure eziract of
tey6S, wholesome medicine mild in its operation
md pleasant in it, eect-the most certain preseryer
If heo'h, safe and ellectual cure of Dyspepsia or
indigestion, and all stomach complaints, a preserver
RnaPuiiiier OF the whole system.
Because tbey soothe the nerves Of sensibility ard
oriiiy the nerves Of motion, imparng to their m ST
subtle fluid lis pristine tone, thus giving strength
and CieaTncss OF mind.
Because they never destroy the coats of the sto-
mach and bowels, as oil strong purgatves do.
Because science and experience teach US that no
mere purgalive alone will cure the disease of the
stomach and nerves, Weakness is the primary
cause oi host OF diseases, and, by continually re-
sorting TO Drastic purgaves, you make The disease
much worse, instead of letter
Because DIR. HarIich's Medicines are put up up-
on the common sense principle, to 'cleanse and
strengthen which is the only course to pursue to
eject cuIe.-Lasy,
Because these Medicines really DO cure the dis
case for which they are recommended. Principa al
'liiice for the United States, is at No. 10 Moth
Lighlh street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEMER,
M'y !, ls4l. ASeat
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-01
TO TIE COMMUNITY.

THE success which has attended the use Of Dr.
'rhch'S German dperient and COAgOuna
reag'hering Tonic Pills, is truly astonishing. it
20 vain boast TO say this medicine has proved by
aupry elects in the cure of variety of diseases
which the human frame is alle, 10 be vastly SUI
nor TO the many preparations before The publ c.
any OF these preparations arc compounded by in-
Nlduas who positively ignorant of the mystic
es Of ihe human system, and mere pretcnd,rs 20
.cdcal knowledge. Dr. Harch, however, is cele.
a,ed among the German faculty as a man Of the
Ighest scientific a,,ainments, and equally dstin-
Cished throughout Europe, as successful medical
racitloner spent most of the years of a useful life
he aqusitlon of such knowledge as might prove
'nefcIa TO his fellow creatures. In the pills which
invented, and which bear his name, the public
re assured OF an article that possesses more than
dinlty virtues. From The acknowledged talents
I Ibis inventor, nothing less than good article
)uld be expected; and the experience of many
ears has afforded demonstration of the virtues of
: medicine. In Germany and other parts of Eu-
re, ITS putation is established. In this country
lto which it has but been recently introduced, it is
lpldly gaining the most substantial reputation The
uIncrous ceIt iicates of cures of the most obstinate
.seises effected by the use of Harch's Pills, which
ne proprietor is constantly receiving is proof of the
ct. Day after day he receives new Testimonials
their efficacy, and week after week increases the
"maGi tOr taCm. This is no, mere assertion; ill.,
umeable certificates open for the inspection of
Ue public, and the doubts OF any who are skoplica
an lie removed By examining them at The office vi
he proprietor.
We take the liberty, then, of suggesting to every
mi'y, that they make use of DIR. Harlich's Pills.
et them keep supply constantly on hand, to he
tscd when occasion demands, and they will receive
ho most unequivocal proofs Of utilily.-Medicai
J,fHer.
Principal office for the United States, No. ls
North Eighth sheet, Philadelphia.
Western Depot, No. Al, ST. Clair street, Pitts.
,urah. HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
May l, lS4I. .Qgenf.
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Eggd 7grrs, OR LIVER COMPLAINT

...,t d SIITS, OR LIVER COMPLAINT.
Liver tamp'o'ui is deserted to be of two forms,
. ..s'e and Chronic, which ATE 4 III rent in their
'rd character, and are produced from ulcers or
liver, which IS diseased on The surface o, in he
n1" ifs 'hc former, The patcn, is attacked with
Zen psin, IN the region Of the Liver 20 severe
u even tie red 81 thcs are inappropriate; ibe pa
~ cannot bear to turn lay on hts e,, SIDE from
}Icssurr cyericd III that position oftlIo infamod
ans The laiter may go on in such manrer
u ihe trs' symtoins Of Liver Comp'uint are those
Hch 'no-,, The occurrence Of suppuration. The
ute and ~ub-acute varieties, almost always com.
'cc with zo1ie chilly feelings succeeded by heat.
lha SKIN. ieverel tongue, having q ycllonish ap-
m1ncc. Hrcgullr state of the bowels, cosliyencss,
uu,eGc'nce changes 10 pale CT crou color or
TOW Ike those afflicted with aundice difficulty of
ajhnJ, disturbed resi-, attended with courh. fe-
rs. symloms. dry aud parched skin, difficulty
tie on thc right side, urine scanty aud high
''rcd. the patient passes many bad nights and is
qulutly troubled with DiarrhGa, Tenasmus and
les, nausea and vomiting, and has considerable
irst. When the Inflammation affects the pcro-
al ccit the Liver the pain is much more intense
d the fever higher than when confined to the Lv-
In chronic affections il is uncertain in its tel
ination the pain is intense, attended occasional
with feverish SYMPTOMS, dry and parched skin,
'Hul1I buNtis Sd'lOW COuDttHaUCc. lTtltunt al
c,s Of juandice, the tongue is scarcely ever free
'm yellow fur, the appetite bad, aud corruption
t1cks the face and back, behind the shoulders. &c.
Dn. HAHLIcu's Compound Strengthening Tom
and Apcrlent German Pills. will, in a majority
cases, produce perfect cure, and if used nt the
ry onset Of atlction will in every case arrest the
case. This is not merely theory bu; fact, which
II be substantiated by the testimonies of various
'rsons who have witnessed the astonishing effects
tins invaluable medicine. The die, must be at
nied to, ani the warm bath mu. not be neglect-
when the patient can have access TO il. Full
ID explicit directions are defined in the medical
lmplet which accompanies the medicine, and can
obtained gratis of any of the regularly appointed
ents who sell this medicine.
Principal Office and General Depot for the Uni
4 States, is at No. 10 North Eighth Street, Phia-
lPhia, where all communications for Agencies,
dvertsing aud Medicines must be addressed (post
hd,) which will meet with immediate attention.
HENRY YOXrHEIMER,
May |, 1871. Aren't.
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Works OF Nature.

IN state of health the intestinal canal may he
compared TO river whose waters flow over the ad
joining land, though the channels nature or art
has made, and improves their qualities; and to keep
up the comparison of the river, so long as it runs
smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy;
but if by some cause the course of the river is stop
ped, then the water IN the canalsis ne longer pure
but soon becomes stagnsnt. There is but one law
of circulation in naiue. When there is a super
abundance Of humoral fluid (serociiy) in the intes
tinal tubes, and costiyeness takes place, it II ws
back into the booi vessels, and infiraes itself in
TO the circulation. TO establish the free course of
the river. we must remove the OF lstructous which
stop its free and those of It's tributary strean
With the body, follow the same natural principal ;
remove, by that valuable puIgative medicine Bran
dreih,s UnirersW Vegetable Pills, which are an ef.
tctual assistance Of nature, the superabundance of
humors in the intestine canal. BY per.everng in
this practice, the ways of the circulation will then
be restored to the ful exercise ufther natural func
tions, and state of health will lie firmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer drop OF blood to be
taken fIom you'-Evacudte the humoTs as often
and as long as they are degeneraIcd or as long as
you are sick.
DIR. Brandreh's Office in Philadelphia, is at No.
8, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions.
OTOnly agent in Sunhury, is Ii. B. Masser Esqr.
Sunbuiy, Sept, 8, 1910.
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