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CAPT. KEARNEy.-Capt. Philip Kearney, who lost
an arm at Churubusco, is nephew Of Gen. Kearney,
and n native of New York His private income Is
$4,000 per annum and, like Gen. Taylor, he follows
the wars for the love of the thing
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FoR VERA Cruz AND TAMrIco.-The steamer Ala
bama, Capt. Winde, will start this morning at about
ten o'clock, for Vera Cruz and Tampico. The Ala
bama will take down about one hundred and thirty
teamsters and quartermastcr's men, besides stores
The following passengers booked to go to-day on
the Alabama William Latimer, q. M. Department.
John Murray, private belonging to Capt. Farchd's
company; G.. s. Ogden, assistant-surgeon, U. S. Al
Madame Bourre, Mrs. Lewis and servant; Major
Milligan, commissary, U. S. A.; Messrs T.. McDan
lei, Perret and John La Place; Capt. +. Brag, Isl
Reg't La. Volunteers; assisantengineer r. NJ. John
son, u. s. NJ; 1t. Wood, Mr.. Winters, Mr.. Charles
Bell, of NJ Orleans; w. II. Nash, wife, children
and nurse; Leopold l.. Daus; Passed Midshipmar
F.. ID. Denny; Mrs. Julia McDowcl; James Stan.
wood; II. NJ. Rouse; Charles Griffin, 4th Artillery
Mrs. Dorr and five children; Capt Patrick and scr.
want; Mr.. Burke; Sergeant Foutlerman, LIST Infan
try, Co. G; and l.. II. III. Hill, Co. b, I'd Ohio Re
giment.
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II The field officers ofthe Sd regiment of Tennes
see infantry, were elected on the 9th inst Capt. B.
+. Cheaham was elected Colonel, Mr.. Whitfield
lieutenant colonel, and Mr.. Solomon Major
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PuRE BuTTEn day or two since, q friend OF
ours wns passing along Thirteenth street, between
Wash. and Carr, he observed through a cellar win
dow female engaged ut what appeared n novel en-
ployment On further scrutiny Il turned out that the
ay had placed quantity of butter in tub contain
ing water and that she engaged in the delicate
task Of ircading out the salt and rancdty with max.
ed feet II is scarcely necessary TO add that she was
butter huckster,-S Louis RereiAc,
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The Tallahassee Floridan, Democratic paper,
gives the gratifying intelligence that the result Of
the elections in that State will make the next Senate
Wing by from one to seven majority, and also de-
clares itself to be "apprehensve that both Houses Of
the Legislature will be Whig!" The Democratic
majority last year on joint ballot was3.
lin addition TO the above we have gain in Duval
county of Senator and Representatives, stated
previously. This will give us another United States
Senator. a,.a, ..-. .a.- IT.. ......,. ,
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An IScIpENT.-On the last shipment of soldiers
from Cincinnati, Mark Taylor, popular and much
esteemed citizen, was standing on the bow of the
steamer conversing with friend, when stout, good
looking young man accostcd him thus: "Here, take
this gold--take good look at me If never return
use It to advantage II come back you will know
me but give the money to no one but myself" Thus
addressing the gentleman he left and Mr.. Taylor en-
dcavored in vain to gain the soldiers name The
amount of money thus left is not inconsderabe.
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COT. GILrrN UNDER ARREsT-Ihe Western Her
aid, of the ID inst, says,-"A difficulty has arisen
between Coils. Wharton and Gilpn, which resulted
in placing the latter under arrest. The circumstances
as near we can learn them are substantially these
Col. G., on his arrival at the Fort, waited upon
Col. w. for the purpose of ascertainins his orders
and Of making arrangements preliminary to assuming
the command of his battalion. difference of opin-
ion occurred regarding the objects Of the expedition
Both became excited Col. w. stated that the battal
lion was to be stationed on the Santa e route for the
purpose of protecting the trains, and was not to de.
part therefrom Col. G. replied BY Cd, sir,
will pursue the Indians even to the mountains but
that will overtake them Col w., after informing
him that he was the commanding officer of that post
and could not allow such language to be used, told
him that he must retract or he would put him under
This Gilpin refused to do and, accordingly
he is now under arrest. We understand that Col
w. has forwarded his charges to Washington Al
the matter will undergo investigation we forbea
the expression of any opinion" ..n
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WATCH HousE.-Arrestcd: David Washington,
free coered-out after 10 o'clock, drunk and disor
derby paid costs and gave security.
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To CoRREsPospEsrs-'- is received, and shall
appear Tomorrow His lhvors arc always accepta-
ble
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Ar We were misiniormed as to the lady who was
run over by horse on Thursday last. Her name is
Mrs. Felis and not " Mrs. Wells" She is rapidly
recovering The most injury she received was upon
her foot ".s,. .lt. re-. ....
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.,
Al Philadelphia, on the l2h instant by the Rev HENRY
w. DUcAoHEr, ID. d., Lieut. WILLIAM r. PALMER y. s
Corps oil Typographical Engineers, ELLEN daughter Of
the late GEoRoE BLioHr, Esd, of that city. 1t.
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IMPORTS AT New YoRK.-1he amount of goods
imported and entered ut the Custom House al this
port, exclusive OF those sent to the Warehouse, and
The amount Of duties paid during the week ending on
me 10Th Instant compared with the same period last
year, were as follows;
1876 isi7 Incr'se Decrease
Frce goods. ".3OI, 925 S6Sl5 22l, ll9
Dutiabe goods G7g 233 663 79l Ibdag
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Total mcrhdize 1887, 1853 75O,b99 236,559
Specie. .......ll,S4 1920 1886
Cash received, -, 2oos73 l73,74s 21225
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Ar IT AdAIS.--Thc Cars between this city and
Baltimore resumed their trips yesterday, and will
continue us usual. The two trains meet each other
at Badensburg where the passengers walk across The
bridge it not being completed
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N. s. Browns mai. l,0l5
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-10
Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursu nee Of an order Of The Orphans Com
L Of Nor,humtei Hand county. will be sold At pu
lie vcndue, on Saturday the ,7th day Of Is'y neS,
on the premises. to wit; A certain tract Of ia,.,.
situate in Shamok n township, in said county. coz
tanning cog acres and l3 pcrches. stric, measure
adjoining land If the heirs Of Martin Weaver, Joh
Unecr, Solomon Fesely, and Isaac Tteihley.
whcvcon is erected two story log house and stone
kitchen, large frame bank harm, stone smoke
house and an excellent orchard of choice fruit.
Also. one other tract, situate in the township and
county aforesaid. containing 35 acres and 50 pei
chcs, adjoining the above described tract, Samuel
Hates, Geo,gc Unger. and Isaac Trei,iey. whereon
are erected q one and half story frame house, a
frame stable. and log shop. with COOL well OF
water a, the house. and a thriving young orchard
ofchoice fruit Also. csr'sn other tract Of wood
land situate in the township aforesaid, containing
Al acres and 81 perches, adjoining Conrad YeaPer.
Joseph Chamberlin, and Augustus Huey. Also,
= certain other trsct Of land in said township, con
tanning 80 ncces and lat perch's, stric, measure.
of which ubout one half is cleared, adjoining Au.
gustus Hu.y, Nathaniel Ssx,on, and others Al
So certain other tact situate IN said township,
containing acres and IL peiche-, strict measure,
adjoining Solomon Fee' ly, and others. Late the
estate Of Chrs,ia Fegely. decd.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. of said
by SOLOMON FEGELY,
REUBEN FEGELY.
By order Of the court, Adnus.
EnwARp OYSTER, Crk. o. Z.
Sunbury, April 24lh, lS47.-tsl3t
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~ ENN
Spring Goods.

THE subscriber has just received his New
Il Spring Goods. to which he nvf,es his frier.
snd customers to call and examine for themss, :os
His stock consists in part Of the following:
Superior Cloths, Of all colors; Cossimers of life
ent patterns; Satin and other ves,ings ; Ca.
licos, Lawns, Gingham- Checks, Tick.
ings, and summer wear Of eli kinds
and prices; also, T.rghorn and
Palm leaf Hats; Umbrellas
and Parsso,s. from 25
cents upwards
also. Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, Cedarwsre,
Oils, Paints, Fish, Salt. &C.. &C.. &C..
and in fact. cveiv article usually kept in coun,tv
store. which will I've sold very low. for cash am
kind Of trade. JOHN BOGAR
sunbury, May 18th, fsi7.-ni4y ID"
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r A IL Nj

aoo82 SAGaS4s
THE subscriber offers for sale cheap Farm,
situate in Shamolin township. Nonhumber-
land county, about ei, ht miles from Sunbufy. ly.
ing between The Genre turnpke and irish Valley
containing l62 acre, and allowances. Said farm
is in good state Of cultivation, with reasonsbly
good buildings and excellent water near the door
and all kinds Of fruit. &c.
JOHN FARMS WORTH.
Sunbsry. Feb. 20, Isi7. r
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SOMETHING NEW!
VIlHE Subscribers have the exclusive rgh, OF
i vending J. NJ. THATCHER'S
Hot Blast Hot Air Cooking
-EOD~EA

in the counties Of n Northumberland, Columbia and
Schuylkill; aud from the encouragement met with
already, they expect TO do a large business This
stove is constructed on an entirely new principle.
and on the only principle that can make both a
good wood and coal stove. The inventor has
come all the difficulties that so frequently belong to
other stoves. He has by his arrangement, con-
s,ructel a br"iling UJ Oven In front. where,
in hroilnc, roasting, frying or baking may be done,
and all The smell that arises 'heIefTom must pass
into the combusthle chamber, and is not al all
thrown out into the room. ID Besides this, there
is only two inches less than the whole size
Of the stove, wherein baking or roasting may he
done well "a ii can he in the common brick oven.
This oven is aiwsvs fit for use when the stove is
heated, as the whole drausht Of hot cir passes q.
round IL constantly.
Public attention is particularly called 10 this
stove. !, can he seen at Store and TIN Estab>
lishmen, in North Danvils. at the sign Of the Co.
lumhia Tin shop, and at the Foundry of Rohrhach
q Clement in Sunbury, where its particular qual-
ties will be fully shown aud alned 10 any person
wishing to txt anime Il. ....-'..a.
The Subscribers continue TO have on hand all
kinds Of psrlo, stoves, such radiators, cyeuders,
fancy and plain. suitable for all who may favor us
with call; also common sheet and Russia Iron.
which can lie made in any desirable shape; togr-
,her with n general assortment Of tin and jsp,nned
ware, "nNiestie Ie'uit Souuuy
are invited 10 call and examine our stock.
work cannot be surpassed, and prices moderate.
~ Is. We can safely recommend the above men.
toned etove 10 persons who wish to embark in
good business The paten,ee will sei either coun.
iy state rights, I" suit purcl and on
Sensible terms. lie or his agents may he found in
Danville, Pa. J. & J. AFTER.
The undersigned. having seen in operation the
bo, hast hot air cooking stove. invented and pa
tented hy J. NJ Thatcher. certify thst we beliese,
from the manner OF its construction and operation,
that is the hest one ever offered TO the pubic. The
arrangement is so complete snd the construction SO
judcious, that there is saving OF one half The fuel
and time, in doing any given amount Of service,
over other celebrated stoves. In short we recon-
ment it in peference 10 all Others, for the simple
reason that it embraces every branch Of economy
Samuel Garrett, John w Garrett. David Chat,
field, w Kiich, n. John G,ay, Thompson,
Smith Thompson, ID Hahn. John Oskes. Hesikt
sh Bear, El,s Cooper, Geo NJ RGh~It, Daniel
Huffman, Henry II Rissel, F II Csrver, Daniel
Drsisbsch. Joseph Vanknk. Brooks Epiey.
Danviile. March 6, isf7.-iy
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New Firm.

ViSHE Undersigned hereby gives notice. that he
4 has associated with himself. as partner in
the mercantile business, in his store adjoining
Viewers Tavern, in Sunbury, John Haas. and
that the said store will hereafter be conducted
der the firm of Clement II Haas. The store at
the South West conner of Market Square will he
conducted heretofore, by the subscriber himself,
to which he respectfully invites his customers and
friends.
He also notifies al those indebted to him, TO call
between this and the lst ofJsnusry next. and set
tie their accounts.
All kinds OF produce will be taken on account,
st cash prices. H ..
Hereafter no longer than four months credit
will be given. IRA 4. CLEMENT.
Sunhury. Nov "a. lsi6-tE ...
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George j. Weaver,
ROPE MAKER & SHIP CHANDLER

No. IS NORTH Wafer Street, PhiIadefph'd.
AS constantly on hand, a general assort-
ment Of Cordsge, Seine Twines, &C., viz
Tsrd Ropes. Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also,
complete assortment of Seine Twines, &c. such as
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill
Net Irvine, Cotton Shsd and Herring Twine, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also. Bed Cords. Plough Lines
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
&c, all Of which he will dispose Of on reasonable
terms.
PhiladeIphis, November l3, Isa2.-ly.
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GHHEA+ -
Clothing Establishment

OPERATIONS in CLoEHrss seem to be ,ho
" order Of the day, st the Philadelphia Ward
Robe, los Chesnut street, where every article in
the line is kept and sold at astonishing low prices
embracing
Cloaks, Bsngups. Over Sack Goats. Short Sack
Coats. Super French Cloth Dress Frock
Goats, Pantaloons Of every grsde end
style. any of which will be sold either
by the garment OF dozen. at pii-
ces that will justfy the
most economical in
buying.
We advise all who want good and cheap Clio.
thing. 10 call at No. los Cbesnut street,
Phllsdephis, Feb 9th, lsi7.-6m
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,soF strq i,NESNN t.f H..
AUCTION STORE,
No. @ North Sd St, third door above
n Market Street,
r n I. A d y L p HfA, M
SSALE EVERY EVENING, Of a genera, s,.
~ sortment Of Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
Table apd Pocket Cutlery. Trunks, Locks,
Laiche,s Bolts, Saws, Saddlery, Whips,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Guns,
Pistols, Trimmings, Clothing
and Fancy Goods. ....s..
The attention Of city and county dealers is in
vited. The Goods are fresh, and will he warranted
equal to the representations that may be made Of
them. BAYLIs & BROOKER, huctioneers,
tfa No 8 North Third st.
N. B. Purchasers can have their Goods packed.
Several invoices Of Goods have been received to be
sold st private sale.
Philadelphia, Dec. 18th, ls46.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-10
B LEV f. AND LIV f
+ II o M S O N S
Compound Syrup Of Tar s. Wood

+ II o M S o MS
Compound Syrup Of Tar s. Wood
Naptha.
TIME unprecedented success Of this medicine. in
Il the restoration Of hsslih 10 those who, in des.
pair, bad given up all hopes, has given it an exal-
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence Of it's intrinsic value and power. the
ly agent which can he relied upon for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchitis, As,hms,
Pain in the side and Breast. Splitting Of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested to the following ASTON.
ISHING CURE, BY Thomsou's Compound Syrup
Of Tar sad Wood Naptha!!
.r- Phiddeiphia, Nay Sd, 1874.
MR.. THOMSON-Desr Sir-With grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects Of
your medicine, which has literally rsisrd me from
adeath-bed Ny disease, Pulmonary Consump-
ton. had reduced me low that my physician pro-
uoanced my case hopeless At this junction be-
gan to your medicine, and miraculous as il may
seem. it has completely restored me to he.lh, after
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his sufierings. bear
witness 10 the astonishing effects Of Thomson's
Compound Syrup of Tar, aud the truth Of the a.
bove statement.
Joo. WlNNEN, oio Nottn MIRO street,
DAVID VICKERS, AZ Almond street,
HUGH MGiNl.EY, 8. E. corner Tsmsny
and Fourth streets. ..r
Prepared only BY 8. p. Thomson, N. E. corner
Of 9th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Agents.-H. b. Masser, Sunbury ID. Gross,
end DR.. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. G. Brown,
Pottsvile Geo. Earl, Reading; Houston & Ma
on, Towsnda. Bradford county, Pa. Price so cents
per bottle, or IS per dozen.
or Be,oarr Of aa limitations.
Philadeiphia, June 2sth, ls45.-ly
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nAyM VOTE LIST.
Pr,yNsvLvAN1A.

The fol;ow;ne list shows the current value of ell
.'ennsyie1nia Bank Mites. The most implicit re-
lance may he placed upon il, as II Il every ,oeek
carefully compared with ard corrected from Dick-
nell's Reporter. -. bowen.
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Trp Noussers untoersal
SH AVING CIR e A M.

Small quantities given without Charge.
At ia Chesnm ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
vNNHIS new and splendid article. as its name de-
4 notes, is professed to be superior to any sha.
wing Cresm in the United States or Europe. II is
unsurpassed for beauty, purity and fragrance, tho
somewhat analogous TO Guerlain's Ambrosiai
Cream and other similar compounds. II far sur.
passes them oil by the emollient pasty consistency
Of its issher, which soens the heard to render
shaving pleasant and easy. 1t further possesses
the advantage over the imported article, in being
freshly prep"ed. skill being wanting in its man
ufacture. E. Roussel having had many years ex-
perience in the ceiebrated Laboratory Of Lsugur,
Pere ct Fills, now Rensud & Co.. Of Paris.
Besides being the hest Il is the cheapest article
for shaving; 1t is elegantly put up in boxes, with
splendid steel engraved isbeis.
Price So per dozen, or 37t cents for single boz,
TO shave one year. 10 also sold st 81 per h..
or l23 cents per o., so that gentlemen can have
their boxes hledN EUGENE ROL SSEL'S.
Wholesale and Retail Perfumery and Mineral VS.
ter Establishment, ia Chestnut Street,
Dec 10, 1885, PHILADELPHIA.
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Cerh Il mean about infictinc capital nun |
lshmept.
Jaror-None, whatever, do assure you.
This emphatic declaration brought the pri |
soncr's counsel to his feet, who was going 10
arGuc that the manner in which She jurors last
answer was given wxsa good challenge for a
cause but stopped by the court
C2erk,-Are you akin 10 the prisoner
Juror. What!
Clerk repeats the question.
Are you akin to The prisoner
,!"rnr.--Who do you take me fox
Cler6.--Are Won akin to the pri,oper7
.,aror.-Your face is bl,cker on Sundays
than mine is ON week doys. and your hair ia
wool. Are yu, akin to the prisoner
Chrk. Answer the question.
.yu,or-Akin the devil , nv fomilv a,e re.
s,cc,,hle white caonles
Here the cloudy brow oe the court Indicated
that the conference should be cut short. and
the prisoners counsel bod;ny no oeod from the
jurors con,cmptuous opinion of his client, chsl.
.enped the Juror for cause. namely. an op,non
expressed.
Juror continues. What! I am iusuhed by
that blackboard clerk. md now n hired bul.
lies has CHALLENGED me no. III foh, his CLERK
frs, and ho h,I,v ,f,oru,ords
Court TO .Jur0r.-Sir, you are challenged,
yon may retire.
.Iuor.--l never turned back on friend or foe
III not retire.
Couri.-Sir, you are committed for twenty
four hours for contempt oil court. Sheriff, take
HIM into custody.
Here the sheriff. who was resohte good
natured man, walked oft arm in arm with the
prisoner
'"or'-"ny Sne'n'' l 'o'ed 'or you' ~no'
are 20" aoou.
"He'V'--'"' ho'"''e' you can cav WIN Inc
an" s'eeP IN my rooni'
Juror You are bot" savage and k'nd' MT
''her'ii; refused 10 vote Tor your adversary
'ecause when ne was sher't ne never summon
'' me" juror 'houeh' ne s''shted me- am
'he hrs' Juror ca''e" SINCE you were elec'eu'
ana am IN jail ''-p-n You' Inc COURT 'ne
CLERK his oo''y' ana every oody else. why
am gong 10 De married 10 night anc nave hf'een
miles 10 r'de
ne sher'n e"P'a'he" '"a"e's " inc COURT
ana me sentence was co'nmu'ed 70 one hours
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is 1T 1RuE Since The birth OF Christ, it is
estimated that there have been ~, ,ooO millions
oi births. Deduct the present population, va
ousiy estimated fr1n soo 10 looo miiions, say
t9to m''ions) ana II leaves THIRTY ONE THOU
SAND AND FORTY MILLIONS, VINO nave, IN little
more than 10 centuries gone down 10 The
grave.
OF the number IN the grave, about
5000 00O,O0O have died in war.
G,92O,OoooOO hy famine and pcstience,
100000 600 by martyrdom.
$50 600 600 by intoxicating drinks,
1900 600 900 natural or otherwise
Thus IT will be seen that war and strong
drink have sent nearly one.,hird of the human
ro.o J., ,,,,. or,vo
upon 'he "''"A"'e part Oh '''s "'gh''"' ca'a
lngue contemporary speaks after the manner
following We might examine the causes of
.raoJ e,,i,s and ma, ,,f,.o,s,,,, will y.
Hnd mat in'emperahce mas p'ayes en actVe ana
conspicuous part in the crcstlon of both.
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!

DHAEHgHS0 CAN BE CURED!!
HNOOPER'S ETERIAL OLA prompt and
" lasting remedy for DsArs Ess. also for pains
and discharge of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope.
less have firmly established its superiority over eve.
~ former Medicsl discovery. U
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is a compound
of four different Oils, one Of which, the active and
principal ingredient, is obtained from the bark offs
certain species Of WALNUT, a new and efiectual
agent in the cure Of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf for 10, Is and even
20 years, have been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, numerous and emphatic
have been the testimonials in It's favor, that the in
ventor claims for il the distinction Of an infallibIe
Remedy. in all cases, when the Ear is perfec, in
its formation.
For further particulars, and evidence Of it's great
value, printed shes,s, in the hands Of Agents.
For sale in Sunbury, by ]. w. FRlIING.
September 18th, tS46-iy