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Dr. Duncan's ExpectOratt Rene
DIV stands AlOOi

ESROM the Qusck Syrul and Paragoric Com,
Il pounds which have of late become a burden
TO the public hesh and a suspension to the purse.
why s 1t that these medicines are taken repeated
ly 10y the sick whou, removing the complaint in
question The reason is plain and simple, viz -
Because they are compo cd chiefly of opium and
ITS spiritual preparations which acts on the system
as a powerful stimulating nnodyne, and by using
repca,~'ly, the system becomes hahlua,ed to its
narcotic influence, as Of those who are given to
intempcrance.
his taci has become apparent to thousands who
have experienced the tsl effects Of such med cines
and commenced using Dr. DuNcAs's EGpEcro.
RANT REMEDr, which is entirely free from opium
and all other poisonous ingredients, and is used
with perfect safoly fy all under any circumstances
1t Immediately relieves ihe distressing cough
strengthens am, invigora:cs the nefvoIs system,
causing the settled contagious matter TO leave it's
hold from the lungs, and be discharged hy the pow.
er Of Expectation. Unless this is DONE the lungs
will soon btcome contaminated from noxious mat.
ter, dnd ulcerate, nndfAii Iuey to the fatal worm
Consumption. Price 5 per bottle.
For sale at No. i9 Norh Eighth street. Phila.
dclpha. Also al the store of
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
Jan. bed 1912. Aren't.
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Sca>QON)SEE GS aiss21 2
THIS MACHINE AGAINST TIE
WORLD.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

hANENPORT'S Improved Patent Threshrg
p Machine and Horse Power, which ihreshcs
and cleans at the same time--an invention for
which Farmers have long LOOKED in vain, and which
renders the above machine perfect and past further
improvement. Those who have hcen waiting for
something better than heretofore offered for sale
will find this to be the article. Come see i. and
fudge for yourselves.
The subscribers have purchased The right of the
above Machine and Horse Power, for the coun-
ties Of NoHrnUHBTRL.ND,L LYcoNI>U, TLINroN,
and U>IoN-and also, the privileges OF vending
them in any other places Tor which the right ha,
not been previously sold.
The advantages which this Machine has over
all others invented are many and Obvious One
hoy and three men can DO all the il,rrshing and
cleaning OF $50 bushels Of wheat in one day-aud
this usually takes seven hands one day and three
the next. For field threshng il takes the lead of
any thing in this world-no grain Is scattered or
lost.
Such is the superiority Of the Horse Power,
that three horses can ihresh much with it as
four can with any other.
The Machines and Horse Power will lie sold
together or seperale, 10 suit purchasers. Made and
sold III Mlltcn, by the sui scrIbeTs.
WI. WEIGH,
WM. II. POMP,
HENRY FRICK.
Milton, April II, lSil,
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To the Public.
DR.. HARLtCEa,S PILLS

The superiority OF DR.. HARLlCH'S PILLS O.
yer any other medicine that has been offered
to the public is. that they cleanse and purify and
strengthen. These lmpouent items, and their
importance should not be overlooked, The system
is liable, from mprovldeuce aud neglect, TO accu-
mulste bile. and a variety of diseased humors. To
purge the system Of these impurities, should be
early attended u. II i, be neglected, the patient
may b, subjected to painful disease and rac'ed
suffering. THE GERMAN APERlENT
PIL IS are admirably suited 10 this purpose--
bu, more than ihs-while they CLEANSE the sys-
TEN they rUnIFr the pLoop, and assist nature
kindly in her operations. The CoMPousD
STnEsoTwrNISs PiLLs gives tone TO the stomach.
while they inpart vigor the whole sy stem hence
they are desiderstum, and no family should res
main without them. In fact they are sor, Of
'F,niE Physician" but unlike the school men
for these Fills may he sally consulted IN ALI
c.scs-lhey may be taken without injury In any
while they afford positive rehrf IN many. We
only ask Tor fair iria OF Their merts, and are will
ing to abide the issue.
+. WOOLMAN, Burlington, Nj
For sale al Inc store at
HENRY GONTHEtMER.
Jar. Ist, ist2. Agent.
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RiIes Cured.

ny me use of DR.. Hdrhch's Compound Strength
e''ing and German AperIem Pills.
HI. HauLIcH,-Dcsr sir-Shorly after re.
~ ceived the Agency from you for the sale of
your medicine. ! formed On acquaintance with
lady OF this place, who was severely afflicted with
the PiLHs. For eight ten years this lady was
subject to frequent painful attacks and her physi-
clan considered her case so complicated, TIA, he We.
ry seldom prescribed medicine for her. Through
my persuaston,. she commenced using your Pills,
ah3 'wos perfectly cured. Yours, &c.
JAMES 4. KIRBY,
Oct. 1910. Chamhersburg, Pa.
Office aud GeDets Depot, No l9 North Eighth
Street. HENRY SOxTHEIMER,
Jan. 29th, 1912. Agent.
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and Bleeding at the
E.llItgS cured,

By tie use fDr. DuncaiS ErpeciOraa Remedp.
NN ISS EMllIINE YEAGER, aged II years.
.vH was taken when at the age OF sixteen win
siSht cold, which she neglected until the lungs
fell prey TO that seeking destroyer, consumption,
when Application to a physician was made but to
no eject. lie considered her Case a hopeless one,
and prescribed hut iit,e medicine for her. In the
meantime she discharged great quantities of blood.
with much expectoraton Of thick phlegm and
cough. Her bodily frame at length b. came reduced
to living skeleton. Her last was anxiously looked
for ly her tiends that her -rtterngs might end by
the pangs Of death. During the time her phy ysican
ntly called, ard the last resource. deerml-
ned 10 test the virtues of DR.. DUScANis ExPEcTo-
RANT RENrDT, ing noticed some extraordinary
cure iperf rined by the medicine in similar cases
He at once obtained two bottles aud administered
it To her. The fourth day he found some change,
which gave hopes. Hecdn,iuued giving the medi-
cine for eighteen days. at that time she render
I'd able to be walking in her bed chamber, to the
aston shment of her fren,s and relatives. She con-
tinued using the medicine for eight weeks, when
she declared herself entirely free from disease and
pain, and now Ipursues her daily occupation in per-
feet health
A smal; pamph'tt accompanies this medicine,
H!hith gives full description OF dseases the man
ner OF treatment, &c &c. For sale in Sunbury, at
The store uf HENRY SOATHElMER,
Jan. sth, 1912. Agent.
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Milton, April II, Isil.
RE(O.n.NE.N'1I.4 Y'IO.N.

THRESHING u WlNNOWING MACHINE.
Having had in use, one jf Davrnpou's Parn,
Threshing end Winnowing Machines, snd being
repeatedly called upon for our opinion III regard 10
their value, durability and advantages, we make,
kee 10 state, that they exceed in our opinion, any
Threshing Machine We before witnessed IN
use. They will tlIyesh and clean, ii, for market
200 bushels Of Wheat rer day, and this with the
aid of three hands besidesrte driver. fhe Straw
is spasscd of from the grain incline plane, ex-
tending about Il feet from the Machine. Scarce
ly grain Is lost. What is Of some importance
and greatly so, is the fact that dust passes from
the Machine 10 the man who feeds it. The Horse
power seems 10 he perfection i,sell--three horses
may work il with ease and then fastest gait need
only be the ordinary plough gait. We mus,
cheerfully recommend the Machine TO Farmers
th,y are manufactured in Milton by Messrs. Welch
fomp and Flick. PHILIP HlEGERT.
JOHN B HELLER
ChiIisquaque tsbp, NOr,h'd co, March 20, ls4l.
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-. g. MTDARA.

Wholesale Variety and Trimming Store
No. a, North Fourth near arch ST., Philadelphia.
WBERE Country Mcrehan,s and others can be
supplied, at oil rnes with large assortment
Of Hosiery, Gloves. Merno. Cotton, and Wodlen
Shirts and Draweis, Spool Cotton, Patent Thread
Cotton Cords, Buttons. 1aps, Bindings, Hooks
and Eyes, Pins, &c. And a general variety or use.
ful articles, which he ofe,s for sale at the lowest
prices.
Philadelphia, November -, ls4l.--ly.
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III AZ Ar ID,

UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL AND
STATISTICAL REGISTER.-=Con'aini doc.
umsnts, facts and Other useful information llustra
tive OF the history and resources of the American
Union, and OF each Slate, embracing commerce,
manufactures, agriculture, internal impToN ements.
banks, currency, iuances, education, &c. &c. Edi
ted by Samuel Hazard.
Publl-hed every "Wednesday, at Ts Dock street.
The price to subscribers is IS per snnuu, payable
on the hfsi OF January of each wear. No suhscIip.
n"n received tor lcss than year. Subscribers cut
Of the prIncirsl cities TO ray IN advance.
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HAYS, HLLIoT, LYON & GOSH.
Wholesale Dealers.

In Foreign british ami 3moyicGa Dry Goods,
No. II NORTH THRD SrHElr, PmLAptIrnIA
4 COUNTRY Merchants can he supplied at oil
- times i'll an extensive sssonn rnt of the above
Goods on the n,ost reascLabe ard satisfactory terms
May 29, ls4l-ly.
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANyILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania.

FENHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
III public, that he has removed from the town of
Catta'cisa to DanriHe, and that lie has puIch. sed
in that place, the Large and Commodiols
BRICK HOUSE,
AT THE CORNER OF MIL AND NsRKEr STREETS,
( Opposite The Court House,
INxS Which he has fitted up by the erection
fU..f1 of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, and
!.s.AA extensive STABliNG, for the Enter
E-Axsstainmem Of Travellers end FisttorS
tie is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with cali, and Ire would state that mo-
thing in his power shall be efi rndone TO render his
customers comfortable and haIpy while under his
care. His accommodations are ample and his rooms
furnished in modern style, and the proprietor is de-
termined that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation aud mpoi tance
OF the town in which il is located.
His 1ABLE will he supplied with every luxury Of
the season, and the 6es. and choicest rdrietp Ae
market can Afford His Ban will be stored with
all Tie best articles that c0n be furnished Gy our
cities, and the whole will be such as to give salts
faction to every one,
Well knowing that an enlightened puhlc will
always Judge fT thTm elves, he feels confident that
they will favor ham With ihrir pn,rnnage.
SAMUEL \. BRADY.
Dsn,I'ic, Jan, 20,
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VlNHE Undersigned fnse pleasure in submitting
Il TO the public the following Recommendations
Of Prsus Cast Iron Smu, Mill and Grain Huller TO
all dealers in Grain and manufac,ors of Flour be-
lievng IT to be superior TO any thing of the kind
ever of red TO the public. All orders aJdressed to
COLI. MFadden, Lewsburg, Union county Penn
syvania. EBENEEZER sQUIPE,
JACKSON M.FADDIN,
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Females. Beware OF Consumption,

A Nd not suffer q e early seeds TO kn!t its Fate
"a threads IN your system, but guard them as you
would the thief al night. When you find the ia
tai enemy seeking TO destroy your health by imhi-
hing the evil seeds of a serious disease, REsENRyE
DR DuScAS's ENPLrroRANr REMEDY will I'M
metliaiely destroy and remove them. Thousands
of your SCR die annually from the want Of proper
treatment Had those known the ~onderfui effects
Of this medicine, and used il in time, many could
have prolonged their days, and yet be dwelling a.
mongst their dearest friends Those who are lsbo-
Tiug under the influence of this disease, lose
time in procuring Dn. pUNCAN's EXPECTO-
RANT REMEDY, II is safe and etfectusl, and
always gives relief in The mos, hopeless cases II
strengl glhens the W, ak and dehi,ated relieves the
pain in the breast and side ; supPIesses The dis
.ressng cOpshi -;oppiua the hectic fever and night
sWea's, and finally (f the case be not too far ad-
vanced) restoring perfect health,
Fun dire, ,ions and treatise is given in pam.
phet, which accompanies the mediciuc.
For sic al The PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Nc 10
North Eighth street. PhlladelI ha, Also al the
storo ri HENRY NOATHEIMER
Dee, :5, lsil, agent
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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, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improves Their qualities; and to keep
up tie comparison cf the river, so long rs il runs
on smoothly the channels nrc kept pure and healthy;
but If by some the of the river is stop
ped, then the water IN the canals is ne longer pure
hut soon becomes stngnant. There is hut one law
of circulation in nature. When there il "a supeI-
abundance of humofinl fluid (serociy) in the in,es-
tnal tubes, and co.tiveness takes place, j, Il ws
back into the bloc Sesseis and nfrates itself in
10 the circulation To establish the free course of
The river. we must remove the ohstruCtons which
stop lis free aud tho of It's tributary stream
With tie body idow the same natural principal ;
r,move, by that valuable purgative medicine Bran
dreih,S UnircySai Vegetable Pills, which are an eff.
tctual assistance of nature the superalundancc Of
humors in the intestine canal. By pcrsevering in
this practice, the weys Of the circulation will then
be restored 10 the full exercise ofther natural func
tons, and state oi health will re firmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer q drop OF blood to be
taken from you'-Evacuate the humors as often
and as long as they degcncra,cd, or as org as
you sick.
DIR. Brandreth'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.
UJOniy ueent in Sunhury, is ii. d. Masser Esqr
Sunbuiy, Sept, 4, 1884,
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ATTENTION,
L.. SID NEH ION :

DEQUESTS the attention OF his country friends
IL who are in want 10 his verv large stock Of
Carpe,ings, Oil Cloths, Ma,,inGs, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods, &c, &c, that he has just opened, q,
his warehouses, No. ~ North 2l street, and No.
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, Pha-
del 'phia. july 81, lsil.-lv.
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TAfLORINQ BUSIMESs.

in all it's vatous branches. BY strict attention and
reasonable charges, they expect to meri, share of
public patronage.
Sunhury, Sept. 4th 1871
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v GGacDlGay@s
SIMPSON g. FRY,

p ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of SON.
~ bury and vicinity, that they have iSk,n the
Shop loi'ly occupied by WIN. burst. where they
will carly on the
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Es A K TIE IsT,
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following lis, shows the curr,n, value Of all
cnnsyiss ha' bank Notes The most Implicit re-
lSnce may tc placed upon IT, as /, !. etsry ,oeek
,otefslly conpsred with aid corrected from Bick.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-09

How natural it is for the mass of mankind TO
claim their own feeble opinions as criterion BY
which to Judge of truth and error, to inyest gate
unerring natures laws, and distinguish virtue
from all the vice to which their is liable.
Mans thoughts have no middle sphere of flight
there in no medium is the soaring of his imagina
tion-he either tolls in the low vale Of ignorance
and superstition, or wings his imaginary flight
beyond his own conception. That which he east
ly comprehends he believes, and that which he
does no, understand he conceives to belong to the
hidden mysteries which The creator never design
ed should be revealed 10 man.
This fact is verified in the advancement, Of be
lief in the truths of Animal Magnetism. Altho'
than sixty years have elapsed since the facts
concerning this principle of nat { made
known 10 the world, yet not until Of late, have
men thought proper thoroughly 10 investigate its
claims &c truth. Nor il believed but by very
few, and those few conceived il to be Of no i'm
por,ance in The advancement Of science. Men
received it not, because they could not compre-
bend it law of nature, that II did not cor
respond with their own precouceived views of the
powers of their fellow worms to fathom tho mys.
teries of superior design. lis truths ranged too
far from the beaten path in which their ancestors
trod not TO cloim the marks Of higher wisdom than
man could boast lis advocates were derided and
scorned as mpostors the credulity OF The age
They were treated as visionary spectators on the
ignorance of The land, whose sole aim to de-
ceive the weak and credulous and thereby gain
an unjust support 10 ease and Incidence. Con
seguently animal ma On tism has made but tariy
progress in society; whereas had those who taug't
lis truths claimed the power Of working miracles
through The aid of the Most High authority; had
they assumed to possess moro than human wis
dom, thousands would have become converts to
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CC.rVlth pleasure, we give place to the follow
ing. II is evidently designed for one who may
have become The slave Of intemPerance; but we
commend 1t to all. 1t breathes that spin, of So
licitudc, anxiety aud love, which is alone TO be
found in woman's hoart.-ED.
For the Palladium
In the catalogue Of human mlseres, are fe"
moro whitening than that of intemperance; few
that have caused more sorrow, or have swept
moro souls to perdion. 1t has enveloped the
earth in its dark mantle and shrouded the lustfe
Of countless minds. Minds tina, were Of bril-
liant cast gifted with talent. and destined for high
md noble purposes. Minds that have scared TO
the topmost heights of "Lcarning's Temple" and
gathered from thence wrcathes for their brows
that kings might envy. More have gone down
TO the drunkard's grave than have been slain by
sword or pesiilence: and many more are hasten
ing to this whirlpool Of death, and must inevita-
bly, perish, unless rescued from The grasp OF the
DESTROYER, by the strong arm OF Iemperdnce.-
There are bursting from among the black clouds
that have so long fioated over us, bright rays of
light, prophetic OF approaching day; and the time
is near when the Sun will burst forth i'll undim-
ed spiendor when not vestIge OF the power OF
tho king of evils shall remain in the land Yes :
the time is no, very far distant, when instead OF
the intoxicated wretch, will be seen the noble
and intelligent husband and father returning TO
greet his wife and children; not covering be-
meath his glance, nut hasiening 10 meet him with
beaming faces of love. His home instead of pre-,
seuting scene Of squalld poverty, will be best
with plenty. Instead OF the sigh, will arise the
glad laugh, and melodious song, and instead of
tho proiane oath will be heard the voice Of Pray
err.
II is with no little pleasure, hear of the fast
approaching dissolution of that monster OF mon
sters intemperance; and may the energies of all
be used increasingly and earnestly until its utter
determination is accomplished Not only do We
hear of conques, abroad, but streets bear wit.
ness that The conqusrer has been in our borders.
We see the once reeling boast restored 10 'mda'
his once blosted coun,euance wearing the sarb
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The growth Of Wheat, and the m7nufacture Of
Flour, among the great interests f our State.
Il Is a fact we'll known that our m!'iers obtain
their supplies Of wheat from all the Safes west
Of us, the water power which we possess enabling
,hcm to command distant markets, and thus gave
employ ment To- home capital and home Labor.
The capital employed IN this business IS heavy
he number Of men large; and It caaaot te atiect-
ed without seriously mi Istng boIh the prosperity
OF our Safe and city.
Yet Of this thero ls great danger. B tn wheat
and Il ,ur have gone IGto Canods, IN times past,
free of dutv. bur undor the law, uhcat is lcH
free aud a duiy Of forty cents levied on every
barre! Of flour, giving, IN effect. direct b7uotv
to his extent to the Canada miller2i Now 1t Is
should be manufactured at home, not merely be
cause the profits Of the manufactures are kept
among ourselves, bat because these manufacture
ers sustain the farmer, and give employment and
supper; large number Of mechanics. Bot
this cannot be done while allow British egIsla
ton sap American industry. II no eiirt, indeed,
be made To counteract II, If the m,ilers, and the
coopers and mechanics they employ. be compelled
to aba nion the m1nuf cture Of -four aud driv,
to other emplOyments, the wealth OF The West IT,
fertile soil, aud the hardy men who Till ~ II be
controlled directly by foreign laws. Yet Intel
ligent men among say down with protection
way with your TARIFF let trade to Canada,
and sell where sell the best, and boy
where can buy the cheapest?
This Is serious matter Ia Ohio and the West,
and we hope farmers and manufacturers Will Gun
slider it, and take some steps to protect their in
terests ere il be too Iate.-CiH. Gas.