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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27
LUKENLU UELMUNINV,
Member OF me Firemen's Bal Counniues

Pure Java Coffee for the Hoidays.-Very hne
so''snnen, jaws Coffee OF be most delicious favor al
:, " Per To-; roasted and ground prime old SumaIra do
ssoe' with large stock OF bunch Rasins, in whole,
quarter boxes white grapes cron, dried curran;s
aSs kc al of which are offered the very !owss,
pr1 &c pIees Also, prime article OF keg a!sins al cd
5 ~ '9f sale a. wholesale AID retail by j. o. FOWLER,
muiEsy, and i2s 0reenwiehsI. Vestry. dZi o!s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

GRAPES AND WINES the Holidays, sold,
VI wholesale aud retail by C. 5 BENSON. 2l7 Blocker
St between Co;tsspace aud CarmiUe-s- Fresh PFunes
in elegant fancy boxes. Almonds, Rasns CurraGis and
Ciron Old South Side Madeira berry and
oher Wines Also French and Italian Cordia- Lady APP
PIES, Hams. Tongues. &c. c27 AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

CsrAIIeu Dodworth's Private Dancing school,
No 4.9 Broome-st near Broadway. Polka NGzurka and
all fashionable dances taught 10 correct style
d25 3nis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

UCTION NOTI r. PrrempIory Sale on Tuesday
n Dec 3Oh ls35-A 10 O'Clock, al the store OF MI ISAAC
J. Philips No III Broadway corner OF Chamber$st WIN
he cold by JACOB s. PLATT under ihe direction OF inc
f. Van Antwerp the OF tho stock OF eh Chine and
Glassware, Chandeliers Girando!es, Cahdeaora'' QUINN
Lamps Gas Fixtures, &c. &c. :; ,
n B-The attention OF the trade families and prop!iss
tors of hotels is particularly requested Caaloeuss
oh nton"N'' -'' ~ d27 IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

r7- Tenth Ward.-The Wing Young Men OF the
Tenth Ward hereby notified That meeting viii be het
al ST. Davids Hail. 2i5 Wakerst The evenin. OF Salur
day 2n Dec iust O'Clock for The purpose OF elecut
i've Delegates the Wing Young Mems General Com
Rv ORDER
Il JOHN FOWLER. Jr Secretary of the Delegates.
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Der Niheiungen Noih' IN spI-ndlt lluslraiIors

Der Nine ungeu NUN " ~ 'II=uuId I-uslraIors.
Herders Ga DO do
I VIII he most splendid Illustrations PARIS chez Bsadry
Shstspeer,- Dramaic Worss y|iih relsiss his lie
Iu.tta:ions and Eagravngs-feris chez Bautry This IL
III. most br!ll4ot edition ever published.
AFRO on hand the richest assortment 0fte handsome
c1Iored Tow Books from i2 cts up to s. piece aud
r.s many oh-r Books for New Year Presents az SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

T ICHT FUK THE HOLIDAYS Our sunshine
LIS within depot of Mechanical Lamps No. 20 John
Stamps of every variety and beauty recently received
are now offered for sale al the Depot No. ~ JohnsI AS
gifts of the season be acceptable none mere
udurabe and valuable The gayey OF home made more
cheerful by unsurpassed biancy while they burn al
cos, cuy equal that OF Candles as sho"nOy
Dr. Ue in hi. experiments the cost Of illumination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

II Free Unitarian Church.-Rev. Mr. yelling
ton will preach To Morrow A-rr al o'clock, I'll Co.
llmbn Hall, in Grand.st. East of the Bowery between
FORSYTH and Elddge sisl be will preach each succeeding
Sabbath Afternoon the place and hour until peTma-
rent arrangements can be made for Free Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27
DREsENT@ FOR THE RULiDAYS.-We ose

10 ,ho- purchasing for The Holidays The following
list Of articles Gold an .lver Pencil Cases plain and
Chased with and vhou. gold Pencil Tcohock and
Weighing Machine: the much admired Pocket EscritoiT.
pHn aud ricrly gill; corsiaing al the necessary writing,
sealing ard measuring APPARATUS together with letter oa
d0odecmo volume: Rodgers and "essnhorn's Pocket
SCISSORS &c &c For sale bv JOHN J. BROWN co.
fg7 NJ. - Eliton-s- Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

q EASTERN Sur Tent No. 10 ]. o. OF r.
ue oeen ind Members OF EBsieu Star Tent No ~ are
nefeey nouaed Intend regular meeting OF The Tent on
moneay Ererig next O'Clock, their Hail. 400 Gfand-
. va which occasion knickeibocker Tent No % Will pay
ainency visit Let every member attend and receive
len Cordial y-members will appear in full egaila-
Tbs new style OF regsls be procured OF EiiaS
Combs, No. 1871 Forsyth.st
II BY order ELIAS COMBS Il 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

I,'iiE BEST CHRISTIAN Holiday PrroentN ', I. e
have received few OF the hrst Impressions oil Dchs
engraving Last Supper, from the celebrated original
painting Leonardo da Vinci the engravings from which
tost from 50 dollars This last effort OF Dick we can
furnish with eegan, gilt frame about quarter the
orr gInsl price Every Christian should possess copy
Th about making valuable and lasting presents TO their
friends are invited 10 call and examine this beautiful picture
Loohny Glass and Picture Frames OF the aes style and al
he Io,yee.I cash prices HUDSON SMITH,
I,,;s- ll9 Fulton-s
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OTSTERs!-DowN-

OING 3 and Broad q: snG s.5 Brcadws y.-The IN
dersgpe would respectfully inform rs numerous patrons
hat has hand for he approaching Holidays the FOL
lowing The the most iau:ious, w supe-
rior ot Of Picked Oysters selected expressly Tor the pur-
pose which shall b- eqssiei, which an pTsraTins
expressly for the OF tue New Years Dsy Isoes
ard honed Turkeys Jei-d Aamonde Beef &c. which
Will he any part OF this city, Brooklyn jersey CITY,
or nj accent cities, without expense. DOWNING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

HAPPY NEW YEAK.-We would the attention OF
he ladies of Ne-York AID lis vicinity 10 The sPendid
assortment variety OF cakes and confectionery lelies
and preserves ice and ornsened Plum ladies' fingers aod
kisses sugar TOYS candies, with general assortment
of ali such thing. 10 the New Year All orders
T. Webs, los Division-st
ox5ars lao n, pearl..t do l0is-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

WINDOW SHADES, Wholesale and Rstsil.Inosso
w Ladies w ho intend surprise their friends ~ tne DE
fancy of their NewYears Embellishments are ,yS IN
solicited call and examine the stock OF D. y Shsdc.
porter MANUFACTURER Of Tnnsparent and
No. i5a Pear-s there will be exhibited ,trpent ofWu-
offered very reduced rates 1g1 20 he most beautiful
Freuc and Italian Including psny nsw n ssy Other .ore
passed elegance which came. mos, f,dous ancy Tho
store IL only four doon II T. WEBB. 452 Peari-st
d23 Sta -7I71 ~
Cooling Stoves will be sold cheaper or escaang-
nee liter terms No Sprucest for ths mex. ;so
man - Comic STYLE standing II feet WIN % sod LOT
ia., hsn one quarter OF It's Original s3sL 1so RpSWN
ier stovo for sale ehssp By MANEhAEM De-"
d3s stseoc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27
}. And when th- buboling end !oGd: hlsslng URN

IIaI cletTs buI Nt'I lH-JTIaIts, "AIIs VI tICI.
So Jet US welcome" Happy New Year in.
1T fairly settled thai that the ladies' mGshave Co..
fe- Urn New Years day. aud while they draw forth
its contents and give the gentlemen ptOp they.
The g-uter-r) subscribe themselves, yours, with
a.,t,an urr. Pitchers, for sale n, Burings.p. by
AZ its BOARDMAN : HART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

Il OVk AR TfiiS.-At S67 Broadway you VIII hnc
l. IN. greatest assortment Boys Fine Boots and Shoes
in TINS Civ Also great assortment OF Gents Worked
Slippers AL kinds OF Fancy Boots and sEoes Saeap
S67 Broadway, corner OF Frankiin-st- vi. eAaihi-'
lMt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

~HF NEW-YORK COnribunonship Insurance 20
contrns eect Insurance on 80 a.
9th ar properly, agstnst loss by gre q 1e a.
Ibeir Office, Ne. 90 Waist 3~"' AiAhAt"' wv
ID I1iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27
by JANIS NJ. MlLI.BK-

y DEC uV,
Al le1 O'Clock at ihe No : Li5orty-st
Doors SHOES Asp GASs-l00O Boots shoes nno
Brcgans consisting of every undergraduates Tor southern
a.. NJ .rsdA Sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

WM. JAS. BocGs, Secretary.
n B-Appcaions for insurance attended without de-
lay Office No. So wals and also FOR the convenience
and the public in the upper part Of the city, by
c. II Mcrire. agent No. 5Oi Hudson.sL OF Spring
and by s. L. Newman, agent, OF Avenue c. and
4th.st. d22 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

Ioiea That the proceedings Of this meeting be published
in The New York Tribune. JOHN n. SLEA President
WM. A. FIRMAS, Secretary II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

U The Tenth Anniversary of the sabbath
scholars Missionary Society OF The Pearst Church. VIII
eeheid on Sabbath evening 2sh O'Clock. Rev.
d. Tyng and Rev. b. w Chidaw, missionary from the
West, are exrecled 10 address the meeting. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

TT Seventh Ward.-The Wings OF the Sex emil
Ward requested Monday evening 10Th inst
nj O'clock HencrcksOns. No. a. Pike s. (Pikes slip,
purpose of choosing i've Delegates 20 represent IN
Ward in General Committee and for the appointment OF
Ward Committee for the ensuing year.
BY order of the Ward Committee.
d27 2;is JOHN X VAN kLEEK Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

,b,-i. ne Mac. wb-re crowds Of people sup
niiad with lots Of good things and ii you or any OF your
friends wish purchase Ss 6 Old Mnde eH a p9 aT es
Ei,s Taxe NV advice and Leave your orders az above
and YOU will be sure OF beng served 10 your wishes
IS;s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

R. A. READING, President
D. F. CURRY Secretary DIS 2meods
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Gituations, &r. nantro.

TRAVELLING AGENTS Wanted for The Youths
i Cabnet-a most elegant and popular new monthly
magazine young published at the low price OF 81
be given Address. post paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

Useful AND AGREEABLE Holiday P!essnts-
y Piano Fortes Seraphines Guitars, Flutes Eccoraeons
Meod-on &c in every variety and al the owes racs
Piano Forte Covers and Stools Music Racks Toy Drsps
strongly made Music Books. neatly bound, Win plenaiC
fronspieces. A large assortment OF Music ana MuSics
Instruments every variety Also. Halel Davis Co.
celebrated Piano Fortes, 10 ne had Of no>,n
FIRTH, HALL POND,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
From the RcviNc.
TO MY NOruEE
BY THAZNIA

BY ruAZMG.
Shadow, Just Ike the thin regard OF men,
Constant and close 10 friends while fortunes
bright,
You leave me in The 60rk. but come again
And stick 10 me as Ioag as there IL EgI.
Yet, shadow, as good friends have often done,
Tour'e never stepped btirfen me and the sun;
But ready still to bark me have found you,
Attic, indeed, you're fond of che"g mg sdssi
And while never yet could get around YOU
Where'er walk my shadow with me glidas.
That you should leave me in the dark is meet
Enough there being one thing to remark.
Light calls you forth. yet lying at my feet,
La keeping you f.rtrer in the dark!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
Il O s Z. OLN r M e 1J r
FOR TETTER.
RINGwoRMs, pIMpLEs ON THE FACE, AMI

RINGwoRMs, pIMPIES ON THE FACE, AND orlIEE
CrTANEous ERuprioNs
or The fDhotcing certificate describes me otmo
most er,raordinary cures erer effected by any
application.
PHttAnftrat,, February 10. 1898.
EOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
l. Ttrrnu or the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall Of ls26, virvinG in vio-
leroe. hat without ever disappearing. During most
of Il p time. Great parr of my tcr covered with
the eruption frequently attended With Violent Itch
ne nv head swrl ell a tim's until IT felt as Vt it
would hurct-thp >w,llinl was so ct. that could
.carc,iy get nv hat or. During the long pctih'
,hri was afflicted vi'h the disease, used great
many ~ pca,ions, {nmong them several celebrated
rrcpua,lon,) rs Il a. taking inward remedies,
including number ofhattl,s Of Srain''s PGndcca,
ErirGci of Srrsaparil0, SC, In fact it would I've
ilnpo slide To cnume,ae all the medicines used.
! was Di>n under the Ctrn of two Of the most dis
tncuishcd phvsici,ns Of this civ. hut with hrut
ccvrrc ~, ch hpcit and 4, SPARED of ever being
cured H. tie tsll oi 1896 tie disease ot he time
hr'rg vnry v.o'cut, | commenced using The R1sc
Ointment, (rreTard hv Vaughan & Dnvis.) ln
q " applications the vioitut itcIiug ceased. he
,wrlirg ana'cd. the eruption began 10 disappear.
and tef r. had USED i,r the disease was entirely
CURED. Il has now been nearly year and half
since orrl there is not vcetisr of the disease re-
mairinr. except the scars from the deep p- formed
hy Tie disease. Il l. imp s-Ibe ior me to d,scrIhe
. in c,rtiicat" Nv" sn,uriy al the disease and nv
,ui, ring, bu viii te PIE s,d 10 give fuller ac
. conut t. arv prr-on "auu"c further sa'isiact'nn.
Who viii c II on ne. A. the time ! commence /
r.ire ,ac il Ointment! would have given hun.
d. ed ni do las 20 te nd Of the disease. Since IL.
sing u. have recommended ii to ,svrril persons,
Cauonc them my mother. who had The disease bad
ly an L,i amy Whn " r n ! cured hy II,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
rac isr,nrmi,rence OF early Deys.

Tlr feprmhrHnCe OF Enriy uoys.
Th,r~'. o,ocnrul enot in quiet vao
Where the h'ackbird sings his song,
AMI tho tunafnl lark in the morning gale
Goes carrolling along,
With note so soft so sweet and clear
That il seems TO CONF from another sphere.
That happy home with its birds and flowers,
And III, stream that rnurmnrs by,
AMI thr tree, whore in summers suitry hours
Ii was luxury 10 lie,
Was tn. Eden of my eafly years
And memory thinks OF it with tears
Oh that childhood was happy time
have never known JOY
Such as when at morning would climb,
4 young ligh,.hoarted boy,
rrthe rugged side OF that steep old hill
Where IN fancy am wandering still !
But The flowers may bloom, and the birds may
sing
Aud shall meet them--ncvci
Tor Fate comes mourntuliy whispering
That we're parted now forever,
Though there I'd hcave my latest sigh,
Though there, in death, Ia wish 10 lie.
What is this Heaven of which so much
l. dreamed. aud said and sung
Q, if its pl -asurcs should prove but such
A, we all have known when young,
Ard Old hanrts and friends we there shall see,
What realm o. bliss indeed twill be.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
.SVhr,c a,e MY Boots I"


a BIltnore correspondent Of the Daiv Al |
vertiser, gives the following account Of some Of
his experience "n the road -
Is we were about leaving the hotel nj Phila
delphla, on Wednesday morning, there was
some delay from passenger in the third story
Pretty socn Wa heard a sharp alteration M
stair, followed by The appearance of short, "a
man, with red face, no proceeded negro
with an arm tu! Of boots Tn1 short. ft man
h"bb'ed to the b,r, and in a sorr Of uunous
whisper, as though he took great credit for not
being in a towering passion, said
'Lird!ord. where ur" ny bno's !!
WHY really, sir, what number where
tlcv =
Nv ha, has ,ha, to do with it 9 sOd the ft
man. now beginning To get excited. i don't
know the number beijeye they were s. with
low heels and pcgged'
'Ah you mistake what lie the number ofyour
raou,l
'Foriy.hvc."
And did you pn .hc number on your boots
when v"u took them Of =
you thank carry bottle OF ink in my pocket
u preven, my boot, from being stolen =
But there was piece of chalk on the stand
where you took them ,fi.'
"a piece of thunder and lightning said the
other. IN tell you what, landlord, that wont
do. The simple question Is, lchcre are my
boots? took them off in tie house, and you
Dre responsible for them. That's Jaw all over
the world
Carnage waiting said the driver.
let it wait said the fat man. Suppose
can 20 wihoul my boots =
'!lere be one par that amt marked, said th'
black, ARE them uin =
Them um, you biack rascal, why they are al
ca too short, aud the heels ure two mche
A.h.'
Carriage waiting, and the boat w'l leave
] wait any Iung,r.' rh, utcd the driver, whIl
We were all ~ the carriage, aud urging him /
star.
Tne iat man gasped ior breath. 'Landloro
Ogan usk, where are my Loots =
Why--realy, Dir, J.
Go or not !! said tie driver.
The short m4n seized the unmarked boot
and strained and pulled till he got them on, az
groaning 6s though his feet were in vice.
Iii tell y'u what it IL, landlord, call !he'
people TO witness
Carriage slar,np,' cried the bysaudrrS.
The TAT man started lao, and was just seriiT
into the coach. when the black touched hs Gu
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
VIM. E-I-isMA1T 2s CO..
essss al ,ss,,,,.=.ss
Commission q Forwarding Merchants,
Foot oT WHio,c Street Rail Road
oS rHE rrt.wAnE,

ON THE nFLAwAnE,
ii ANINf associated vi h them Joseph Barnet,
! tate of Easton. Pa, r. spectfullv inform their
lrIerdS and The public percray that they have Ia.
Ken ih large AMI wei known store and wharf at
t'ct ct Willow Street Railroad, lately nccuuin hv
Jacob Martin. whore they purpose doing General
Commission ard Forwarding business, and { ON
the lncal advantages of the place Icing conn cited
with nll the ruhc improvements that have lhrir
outlet IN the citv, they fat,cr Ih,rnSryps ihpy will
I've able to do business 10 gtcd. if not cser ai-
vantnge, and uIOn reasonable terms ~ auv other
house, and tlirv assure Their friends thnt any cou-
trmrnts mode 10 them shalt hnv" th,r strict at
t'nt"r, and no exctions spared to give entire sats-
faction.
Thy also prepared To receive ard forward
Coous 80 any point on the Delaware ond Leh ph
nver-, between Mauch Chunk. EasNu and Phla-
del hi9, via Delaware Divi~i and .eti.h Can rls
also. tn any point IN ,he lunr'a river or Nor h
and West Branches Of the Su.qurhinna Via SchuV !.
k and Union, or the Chesapeake aud Tide " ate
] Canals.
For he accommodation Of Boa's comiog 90
! lug via ScuvlkI'l and Union Canri-. a SIC n,hoa
/ viii h. k.p' expressly for towing boats from h,
/ Srhuy'ki ground tn the Ocawnrc and hack, whic'
/ will en- hle merchants to have their produce deli
+ weed on tie Delaware, and their good, 81 pp, d q
u saving Of 81 to rs per cent. u" the puccs f,
. haultrG nc o-s.--with these advantages they re
sp,utiuily solicit q share of ratr.r'ce.
! W. IEiLMAN * co.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
.nEpxchr AEPRcRawloI-

Cfue RUNE CfNYUENT, jar Tfunr.
! ITHpt'GH rhr s,r-rir-i', Of BE- prfgaIa'l'n
! over ai r,H. r. o.. iry - -aIi,hci 'hr rr prc-
'ur- '-k IL o.. s,ure u laying before he pu''rc the
tlIoSnl L c,r;ira.e from. rs-pec',A'e physician,
graduate " BE- I'ui,c--rty ., PsuuS, iyHnia. Dr.
y n.l. having .ur1 N tnr> cmrjy that rrirt f r
rcd,, L. aud a,sg..nA af'I. ,on which the merns
within the range Of Is lrsfrs-i.n !tJIrl to aiori,
ha> tot hs-rnt,d 'o give bis a-u-ohali a!'h ugh
he preiudlccs aud ,G'r,.'> of that profession are
pvusea to secret Remedies.
pmLAurlFY', Sept, 9, 1886,
Wa recently troubled with a tedious htrfruc
crurli, n which c,re,cd nearly one :, 9 uf my Zee,
and extended over the cnr. Hr. Vaughan, ir5prr-
'l oi Ne Rose Giu'ucut. Observing my ilrr, u,r,-
lct ou II, tying h', WcPUatoR ct whEch he htu-
deb me jar. AIhnuah m common win he rrm-
hes ot nay profession, dlsroun,nan,e and dl,ap-
pr,,r at the numerous uusrrum. Unlnrd upon the
r,lic ~ .uuAnr tender, feel ~ jos Ice urd
Io rNc,lj tie Rose Oiur.u. n from 'ha Ass IF me-
d,rn,- ADD to pj.r 4 my sppr baton, II entire
IL ,ur,d 10" eruption, although It n ,d resisted the
u-uI ajrhrarirrs. DANL BAUGH, NJ. d.
C The Rose Ointment is prepared ty l. L.
Ndu-h hnu, south Els, cnr.er ut Thlrd AID Race
Sucrs, rhradc vha, aud sold ON aG, ocv IN sun
bury, iy Ii, B. MA~NER,
NrN iiih, lSi3. AS,W.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
SEOSRe sAA. TO 70 S.8 AC g.
yE9sETAsiSE COMPOUND,
ron THF Crnr'F
n \ = p f. pS A.


yHTHlS Medicine IS riIr ell IN hr public gener-
a'ly from u fuIl conviclion ,hn i, ia superior
=, auv other m iicinr in mse. f'r IL" cure of
dyspepsia l.,,cr G. IN !ain', Nervous De'ilitV or
Bniilv We kue-s &c.
IT. riTtc,s have h,cn tested N private practice
fue,r ,itht Ncrs a"d it now ~ re- rxcusic"ly
circulated, ut tie hci,ujc nl many who hav" re
ceiv,d the mu,t SIGN i lencft ROW the ne 4 II.
TEc fuinvira s one au,nnG a number Of ccrilh
cafes received ia Iaiion to tie OF this me
dcrc:
IA~cAsrrp Co. March Is.
Da. Gtoper w. AIM.
Dear Sir III is vuh grrst pleasure that ] in
fcrm va &C he eucrc-~ attending ,"nr Dysrcuiic
Neilc,nr, whre emit we'd n nv 2 nt''c'. Fiom
past experience firmly hch,ve It At in eight cases
nu, OF ten the Dtspcp'ic. hv the use 81 ur mehi.
inc rav enir ly tid hlmself of IN horn Va the
pathway "f Iif' tot oulv IN dysppI TIC cares, hnt
IN H. c,scs uf constipation ard dlsra.es drrotd ~
on d,ltlua cd state uf he nervous system, Iore-
,hcr vuh ,o.Iii ste oC the bowels. vii your f.
iNir be- tnn, d uf n,strm ,llr value Nuucr.u- IN
,tauces phe,cin It." ustfu "f The m"liciur has
hc,n irl, may Sc forwarded, il rrruutd.
ni.h w g,ca' success, aud reCumm nd the mcdi-
cine 10 iIr suilrr ne nrt uI MAJ k'ni.
Nouis with Great Inspect,
ROBERT AGNEW. u. y.
CT For sale a, tie store % II. B. M,sser, agent
lor ,he pr ,lrlc,or. Suururv, Pa.
pcinNrr 2Glh, tsii-lv
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
IL NNA Tsi LIST.
PENNsYgyANEA.

The fllooirg is, shows the current value oi ah
'ennavsanja n,nk \ ts The most implicit re-
lance may ie placed upan H. a. 1t y eoerB W'eH
atrG,,,v c,,nn',el ,nh al corrected rom Bick.
nell's Reporter
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

Ia Country
NJ 2 z G. K "A n =. S.

THE Sulsrriher, Sre't ut son ~ lia''l-, fni
L Manufacturers, Tor Nv G",S. fjil''e.rn'a,
Baltimore and ,'hcr large cjlcs =. asn HG's n."
highly commanded lr gpy1 cgi' nrd h,f~1i'tfr
has o, and ir-i rate 1s.crtm. .rj ~ HATS aH
CApS. sui;trir tr Slrrc 'r., erh rh - A, 'e SOLD
very low, 10, cash a,ID",ei crrd,', a. ,te n't'6
cie1p ,fore. No 40, Norn lh.rL at,gt, up sire
the City Hotel, rhil,!cihi1,
ROBERT d. WILKINSON. 4rs7'.
y 3. Onlr,s i,r Hat, n zoe r1'.at ,ro1rlly
atende 10. The hirhcst rice ;a'd n ua'r
given ir Fu, ,ijas.
Pm llelnhIa LMc ] !, lS13.>.lY