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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

NJ Ny dear :" sslA q hu.A.nd N hl.
sheehonAie better ball. af.st . mslrimosisr
sqsabbls, you never will bs n~rm,,.l !. -.
10 heaven ~ Why not ~ Bses.se ys,,
will be wanted 40 torment down bslo~ -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

The nomination OF MIR Morehead gave
universal satisfaction. His name was re-
ceived with repealed chez ring and be was
unanimously elected Mcssrs T. Butler
King, Of Georgia, and Jerome Fuller, OF
New York. conducted him 10 the chair.
He briefly addressed the Convention 10
acknowledgment He said be did no, DOS.
sess language that would adequately express
his grateful sense OF the honor conferred up.
on him. lie odyerted TO the purpose. Of
the Con vcnlion so important 10 the cous.
try and the Wing party and earnestly
lneuleated union, harmony and order
With these patty success was certain, and
upon that spceess would follow, be believed,
the counsry's welfare. (Applapsc)
He hoped lba, members would yield their
personal preferences with good will, when
1t was seen in wha, direction the general
sentiment pointed. Let them rear she,s
standard for their common and beloved eoun
uy-Ihe welfare, happiness and prosperity
OF no particular section, but Of The Union.
(Cheen.) And then they must select
Standard bearer who would bear that Gag
10 certain victory. (Applsuse) II soch
result should crown The drlibsrstions OF
the Conventl1n. his having presided over
that body would be the proudest legacy he
could leave 10 his shildren (Applause !
The nominees for Vice Presidents we've
lh,n confirmed Al animated discussion
arose about Louisiana voting FOR Texas,
which we omit
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9Th.
Al o'clock, +. NJ, the Convention mel
m caucus, sod ballot Was taken, with the
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14
WING NArIoNAL ooNvENTIoN

FNsls6slpkis, Jsee z, las 4.
The Ceeversioe Ne 70 the large hell q
the Chirese Mssrsm. f'hiisdelpas ess
81 n s'elect A. N. wss esiied TO ssdef
sod Hon. J. A. Ceil,~v. Of Nee Yest. sr-
rsssscd fressde~i pro ten
The roll ef dsles,es wss 10 called
A eommmce Of oee fre0 sch 6sse vss
sppcsalod 90 sor~,us,e ofIsesss Zoe the Con.
vsas,cc. Thai Csmmiace zee eeWPssd
Of ihe foliowisg -
Geo G. Gsseheii. Me.
soiomoa Foese, W
George Ashmsr, Msss.
Ns,hsn B. Blssi N. Y.
Tkemss White. Pews
Dssiri Jes,ies, yr. Nd
George $. Bryan. s. c.
B.. J. Peters. Ia.
John A MeClsos, Ky.
Solomon Mercdnh, Ia
A. Car, Me.
N. Ne~toa. Ark.
Samuel L Barrett Fla.
u W. HiIiisrd, Ala
n. r Low, lows.
George w. Nrsmith. N. ".
Jsmrs r S,mmoas, RI.
James r Bsbeoek, O.
William Virgin, N. J.
John Wales, Drl
Edward Saoley, N. c.
Thomas B King, Ga
Edwin II. Ewing, Tenn.
James Collier, Ohio.
8 Lille Smith, H.
+ ID Murray, Wis
A. J Coms,oek, Mich.
William seymour Va.
p. w. Tompkins. Miss,
8. N. Ray, Teras
The Convention then adjourned until
'sloek, r NJ, and, on rsassemb ling, sat
My an hour and bsif The following
len,lemcn were reported % officers Of The
-, ,cct..c
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

zachary Taylor, IT'S
Henry Clay. &c
Winfield Scott, 40
Daniel Webster, ~
J. NJ. Clayton, 4
John Mclean, /
Philadelphia, Juno o.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

John NJ. Clayton received the vote Of
Delaware, 3; from New York. aud . from
Pennsylvania. John Me Lean received
vote from New York, and from Iowa.
Totai-Zsebary Taylor, III
Henry Clay. 97
Winfield Scott. a.
Daniel Webster, 20
John N. Clayton, Z
John Bic Lean 2
gER0Nn RATION
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

bate took pace on the motion 10 require
Wing pledges from The candidate The
Chairman pronounced the motion out OF or.
der, aud WAS SUSTAINED.
A. quarter pas s o'clock the baIlo,ing
commenced. A resolution passed ,hai each
member vote r'ra soee individually
hf Fuller, Of New York. sa,a th.s nm
less Wing was nominsied. New York
would no, consider herself bound 10 soooo,,
The nomination
DR. Campbell, Of Ohio, nominated Gen
Scot, Gen. Colby, Of N ~, nominated Mr.
Wsbsief. Mf Kent, Of Name, IN behalf on
ne people, noninaied Gen. Taylor Mr
~ D. Bluo', n New York. Aemiaaled Hen.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-14

Tice Presidents
l.. Severance. Maine.
Anthony Colby, N n.
Horace Everett, VI.
A. Huntington, Mass
Charles Jackson, r. L
Charles w. Rockwell, ca.
Samuel Works, N. Y.
Joseph Porter, N. J.
Townsend Haines, Penn.
J,hu r. Melee, Del
Thomas @ Pratt, Md.
John Janney. Va.
Edmund Deberry. N c.
Edward Carnage, S. G.
George w Crawford, Ga.
John Gayle, Alabama.
James Mcicalfe, Miss.
Walter Brashear, La.
William B Reese, Tenn.
James Campbell, Ky.
Joseph Vance, Ohio.
John Vsw,er, Indiana.
Ezra Baker, Illinois.
D. d Mitchell, Missouri.
+. ID Murray, Wis.
Thomas w. Newton. Ark
Jos Il. Williams, Mich.
Jasper Strong, Florida.
S J. Peters, La. Texas.
James w. Grimes, Town.
Secretaries
John Sherman, Ohio.
Schuyler Collar, lid.
John J. Plerson, Penn.
N Bowdiich Blunt, N. Y.
Nelson 8, White. Ct
Edmond p Hunter Va
Pouus Barton. Vermont
E w. Peak, Michigan.
c. c. Langdon, Ala.
Robert Mallory, Ky
C J. Hutchinson. Wis.
J III Wakefield. ". ].
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
H"e 6n@ EDEs@
Vegetable Universal Pills.

The only kao,on Medicine that ut HE same time
purges pur fes and strengthens The sy.,em
LosnoN. July z, 1896.
nR lie ROY'S Pills are a new medicine
whih has Inst nppr sreI, and is f,st taking
'h- l.laces e all oiher> # the sa,e class These
pills are composed Of many ingredients. bu, tho
Nv" princitn, "n-s Ssrsaparrl,s aud Wild Cher.
~. so united that they art t"ge,her; the onr,
Trough its alm'x,ure with other .ub.is. c. q. pu.
'ifvine sid purgine while ihr other is s,renr then.
ing The system. Thus ihnsa pills are at the sam.
'ime tonic and "prninr; ,l-sn'ra,uin long md
eagerly sought fr by mr,cal men, hui never te-
f'ra discovered in ther wori- ih~v do the uork
ut wn medicines. and do il much better than anv
Nv" VIZ kn"~ of; for they remove nothing from
The sys EN- hut the impurities So th,t while ,hev
purge they strengthen; AMI hence they cause nv
drhilitaion. and are follow. d by no re.sci u. d..
lac R'y's pills have a wonderful influence OF tho
tlood they not only purify w'thnu, weakening IT,.
hui they remove all xi"us particles from the cbyis
hrfne it is inverted into fSi d. and thu. max. i'm.
pure blood an utter hnp"s ihilny. As there 10 no
drhii''a,in. % there IL no or sickncss at..
iendig q the operations of this most exceil.n, of me.
,rine-, which never trains ioriurcs the die.s.
tive funrt'ns, hut eau es them In work in A per.
fertlv natural manner; and hence pe,snn. taking
them 10 mn become palr ard I'm ci,trd hut ths
ron,rary; fn while i, is thr properly of The Sarsa
par'l,. untei as IL is with other ingredients. tn
remove alt ihat Is foreign ard impure. il is eon,lv
'hr proper "f the Will Chrrey to retain Vii that
: n"n-al "nl sound; and he .cs .hn.t st,e Of
heal - The r'riaD rrsuIi of their united opers.
'o"s CT Prre 25 canis per BOX.
AsenN E." fe Rs'- 1.H-,
Nv YNF'TN
IpHN You Nj. Nnn"o'y'
". NeCAY. Nor,humbrrl'l
AGg9'i 2fs. isf7.-.v
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
PHIL A d E l. p HIA
MEDICAL HOUSE,


EssabHshsd 10 years ags by Dr.. KiNKELIN.
The Oldest suresi and test bend 10 cure VII fofms
Of sscnt diseases, diseases Of The skin and
solitary hsbi,s Of youth, IA
DIR. KIN LIN,
N. W. eovmer of 3D. and Union sts, benreen Spruce
and Pine, u squares from the ESchange.
NIOUNG MEN! if you value your life OF ycnr
hssl,h, remember, the delay Of . mouth. nsy,
even week, may prove your ruin. both fhody
and mind. Hence let no false modesty deter you
from making your csse known TO one Who. from
education snd respectsbility. can alone beiiend Won
He who places himself under d. KfNkELiN'S
trestment, msy relieiously confde In his honor a.
gentlemen, end IN whose bosom will be forever
locked the secret Of the patient
Too many think they will hug the secret to their
own hearts, and cure themselves, Alas! how Of.
ten 10 this fatal deusion, and how many pro.
missing young man, who might have been On orns-
meut to society. has faded from the earth.
COUNTRY TNvALIDs,
finding Il inconvenient 10 make personal applics
,icn, can, BY stating their case explicitly together
With oil their symptoms (per letter. postpaid.) have
forwarded to them chest containing Dr.. ks me
dicnes appropriated accordingly.
| Packages of Medicines forwarded to any part o
the United Ststes at moments no'ice.
or Posr rArp LSrrERs. addressed 10 Dr. hiS
KsLIH. Pbilsdelphis. will be promptly attended 10
Oct. 30,h. ls47.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
M'CLEES & GERMON'S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS
No I9s Chesnut street,

No I9S Chesnut Street,
South East Corner of Eighth a, Philadelphia.
HvORTRATIs from the smallest bress'.i in to
the largest size. singly or in groups The
Proprietors are warranted in s,yine, thst their
work has gained a reputation second to none in
the world. Extracts from the Press:
"Life-iike in the expression, chastity correct In
the shsding.--Ledger.
1.-THE at has arrived at steat perfection, and
mono understand il better than McClees d Ser.
mon. Baltimore Kris.
"Admirabe! nothing can exceed their exquisite
jeIicscy."-U S Gazette.
Extract from the report Of the Judges, atthe last
fair of the Franklin Institute "Dasuerreotypes--
in this department there are sone very excellent
specimens in the exhibition, and the Judges think
they see progressive improvement in this branch
Of the srt They have not recommended an a.
ward in favor Of any Of the competitors. hut are
disposed to rank first in order. the collection o
McCLEES & GERMON, as containing the lar.
sest number of superior specimens"
Philadelphia, Feb 19. ls4s.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
sH e R NJ AMPS
ALIrHEALING BALSAM

N's. ATFRFE. the wife Of Vim. H. Auree
Esq. was given up hy Dr Sewaii of Washington
ID = Roe and Mcclellan ~ PNfisdal hia, DIR, RI.
and DR. Mot Of New York Her friends al
thought she mas' die. Shr had every appaMor.
o' heing in consumpio". AMI was so pronou ce,
bv he' oh, si isns- Shermam's Baissm was given
nd Il cured her.
Mr.. GARRABRANTZ. of Buh's Fr,rv. was
ala Gu. ed of cons"mpiinn Nv this B ,issrn when
i, o,her remedies f.'ird ta rive ~l'sf-sas was ..
iuced ." a sk"rt u. DR.. A e.. Cs'le. D.ntist
2sI Bm ,d~ ~. has Witnessed ~. sffac's N several
ca ss where "hsr IN Il c'.e siEa'Is,l ~ i~f- hu.
the Bai-tm oi"rst,,i IKE y e',arm. Dr.. @. also
.iin~.ssi its W ai'rfn, eff c,s in curinv ,.,hm,.
which II nevr' fail. "f d",ne. Spuns Bl,o !, siar,
m'nr as ma, h-. is frrualis cured Nv his Raj
SAN II heals tie rUptnred m woun~d hl.od
wss h. aud m'k"s tie lungs snund again
Rev. HENRy JONES. i0s Eie',h avenu,
sas c"i.d - rcngt AID ca,srrts afr ciinns I ST.
wears andi"a The fra d,s- gave him m q. =. =
lef tina" all the o'he, me,l'cin he had ever TAX n
ID. u. J. ais, 70 IN s@v s,net. gave It 10 a
-'i'r.in-la~ ~hO YVES lshr rns under c.a, um,ai,n
srd IN smother .or. an ct d with tn Asthma
In h"'h ~sss ,,s sRI eta ~~re im,redia Q s,oo ye
,tori"g III m !" romf rsh'~ health.
Mr.. LUcRErI, WELLS ss Ch,is,;. 49,.
uff~rsd fiom As'hms ~ y.ars Sh.,,n - ~,
sam relieved has a, ance, aud she !. .on,.,.,
WI. heiDe eushled tn sutius ever, .,,.,. ~,
'me;y use IT this medicine. Thi. in.leej - N,
,r-s' r."'ds Ea G, ne q. c"hds. sp,,,ins BlonJ
Liver Gonpain'a snd I'll tie al r,on. ~ tho
h,os'. snd eve" Asthma und Consump ion.
Prce u rents snd 81 pes hnsil.. ',- = ~. Z
Ds nhssmsn's tseush and WMm Iio,<nesI. and
P"r Ms"'s Pssssv sold ,s shove
u. 6hsrmans .hics !. q lNe Nssssa n N. "
Assn's. John Y0UNu, ssnhsvv. ~
-. A.MCtY. Nor,humhsslsnj
sAP'snhss lbk. lt<7-iy -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
IT'S WORK PssAzNEUT!

Buns Sraids. "nd "H ki,,Hs or Lfamed
Norrs Ctt,T
vNpUSEY'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT. IL
1 the m"t c'mpee bum Aniidn,- ever known
u staniv 'ni as II by Nagfr1 stops pains of the
n"-' desperate Burn ant Sc Id. Fnr oL, y res.
h'u sr-. Cut, Sprains, &c IN man or hr,s,. i, il
n" hes' sppl'c thar he u ale. Thnns ,n,,s
nave ir"d and thossrd. pr ,isr H. u is the mus,
"tEci masrr of pain ever Discovered An who
ns" ',c"mms'd e Every fam " sh uld he rrnv.
''i with H. None ran tell How sonn some Of this
f'mily may nee,f il.
CT Observe esrh hot oi the genui.- Ointment
ha- The name oi s. Torsrr writ n on the outside
ai'r'.-To 'mfstr his is fugcry.
DO tmen. Livery Men. F.rine'e. and sll who use
hWse., will fnd this Ointment the very h~si thins
th' can use for Coils, Gals Scratches Kicks n G.
&C.. on their ANIMALS. Surely every mercifu man
would keep hi animals as free from pain 20 rossi,
he' Tousey'- Universal Ointment is Nil that /. re.
CURED Trv it, 7-iG'Q
BTrEs OF INSECTS. For the .,io. o, hi,,
Of POISONOUS Inser's. rousey's Ointa ent IL unri
va-lel-Hundreds hive tried |, AMI fund i, GOOD
PILES CURED! For the Plies, Tous.y'. u
nivessl DIN ment Is one of ,he hes, Remrdies that
can he applied. All who have tried il 70, the Pies
rec m"'end u. N4tff Ia mo
OLD SORES CURED. For OIL, ohs,io.,.
sons, 'he'e is nothing equal to Tousey's Oint.
ment person in Man ius had, EM a number of
.s'r-. sore leg thai afie the skill of the dc ,,o,,
f"usey's Ointment was rrcnmm- nted l,v nm. -
he visiting physicians, (who knew its v.., ,;,,us.
'"d '~" '"ses produced more he.. eff, Than ,hs n!
'e" h. r-reived from any ,ud ali D, e,ious ,sm..
Ties. lie III it, ''''''
BURNS AND CALDs CURED. Thou.
~ case 81 buus and s,ca,ds. in an .sr.- 90
'o"n''y, nave rec" curd hy To..ev,s Un,V.,sSl
'''aen'. C.r''6cate- enou "a could Is.hil IL 6iI
The sh"le "f 'his shes 8" ''A '''' - "'' W "'
!. '"hENT err.UISEs cUsEh., Tes,im.op;.
r., .n.; ..'nia., in iav"s Tnnsrys O,n,ment
..e Bruises. have hscn offsrd ihs prop,ie.
g. Hun'reis IN syrAru-s VII certify 10 i,s erea,
"e'i's reli wing tie gain oflha NEST severe Bru.s
Al pev>nns shoukftrtsh
Si'ALD HEAb CURED. sSr.s of cas-. os
Scsd Head have been cured BY Tou.sy's Oin,.
m ri Trs IT, s@h'o,n f,ls.
SALT RHEUM GpnEDl .OssI ,hs'lssnsa;s.
ver discovered ih'- mo-t siisaesssslls oas,ua;n,
rousy's unvsr.ss oistmsa, 10 the 'saoss eSnnIe,e.
Il nsser wss In On b fail. Z > SIS = = -"
SORE LIPS CURBD. For ths ctye of sscrs 4.
Lips there wss never anylhins mIsds eo0sl ,o Ten.
sry's OintuSe"s. tis suss 20 euss shsma T;v n.
It's . scisn'ific composud, warranted no. n CON.
:s'n sey essrsegefcf l1tseut. o7f PsSssss
crn's per boz. Fw farther psric6lsSs co,.ossuise
'h,' really valuable uiatnspt ,he public ss refer.
,sd 70 Pamphlets. 10 b. Asd sratis, Of respectable
: sss's' s'd hs'chsa's ,h'eashsa, ~ United
:. ,... r~s.''i :, ELllo : rousEy. D..ss....
oysscuss. For sa,s hy -
JOHN YOUNG, s.,l.,,, a
Ma. heCAY. NsuAaniatsl-
sset ai,A. isss.-iy ssv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

rupt humors are exp~leJ. you have m0rs fever
When patient With fever submits 10 lie hkd. o,
have his bio a vdsoped ~ith mercury. Il weskens
his ffsme 10 sSrh degree The, Il he survive ths
pvocess, Il slw sys leave. him sahect "a ,ir,res,ina
rbiIls, wben Q times 10, Of 10 be resorts 10 ssu.
pill powders, ~ ssnic miSiurS hi- 10 sn,ns fr.m
lad 10 wcrsr, ~ these vegetable saIIs powdrss Sc
are thing hut mercury and quni.e in dreuis.,
which nav for time drive the disrsse far int
the ho,y a. n.a 70 re rercepihle. hut vev son J.
will break oui sss,n whh fes,fal vr'enee To -'ir
atue and fever. he csuse 1t the disease be
moved "ut of the hiod and bodv which rso l'r II
cso'lly done hy using Dr.. sWEErsER's pa
NACEA, which iur6er, cltsnses sud ssrpg,hers
u cortsins n'hina that rau pcs.hlv irju,e. sndis
'se Is slways = safegusrd aaain.t chis and fever-
PILES. 4ss fiFs 1na5
! I" All CAs,s ~ PiLws. DR.. SWEETSER'>
| PANACEA vii rf ~ q vefv spec y cu,e Il
| '"ve- f"n The HI od II ,msch and bowels, nj
| h'ss foul scrid h. rnus humors which az N.
r"s' E H. "nJ Cos,,e, "a. snd Nv strength, n,
ne the dig sive organs. in,pr v-s evry part 4 th
nue tad, - = r9b ua
FLATI'LENCY AND WIND.
These t'seas"> ae IN ei ~ the >tomsc, and
bowels he'up ch"ksd up with vscia 9, nv m,,,s.
he ar Viii en.re ,h. m c,uput e C u. on !, forced
nv some contraction e he q onach u, expri 1,
he ce he cause .,f pain. 4 few J,ses ~ n,
WEE fSER'S pANA'E4 will conup /. III,
sufferer that eief is attained,
GREAT MEDICINE FOR CHrLpREv.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

WEN, vIDI. vICI-D;. ALIENS vEGE.
v TABLE COMPOUND. far the cue "f
DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT NER-
vOUS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIO vs.
&c. This Medicine !. offered 10 The public under
the assurance that there 10 no article in existence
having stronger claims 10 their consideration BE-.
ing compounded by . regular Graduate oi J. flsr
son College, Phadslph q, and e practising physi.
clan Of twenty years s,sndi,g in Philadelphia his
long experience has confirmed him in the opinion
that compound medicine was required t. prevent
and remedy the dfbilitation pr duced by residing
IN 'o~. mIssmatc ciimaies, sRd 10 counter act the
pro trsting inaueDcrs Of many nervous disorders
with which The humsn family are afflicted
DIR. ALLEN is q we'll known ph' sici.n, and
has used the above medicne in his Practice fot g.
yesIs with the most Astonishing effect. having iss.
led its qualities IN above
FIVE THOUSAND CASES.
No medicine ever 'enived more Aauerins 70
commendaticns from hy.icisns of eminent ,tand.
ing than has been bestowed on this.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AND
ITS CONsEQUENCES.-A emihent P,"frs.
sor says:-"l, chiefly arises in persons VII" lead
either asery sedenisry or irregular life. Although
not regarded fatal disease yet il neglected or
Improperly tresred, may bring on incursble NJ.
snchoiy, jaundice. Msdness, or Vertigo, Pals,
and Apopexy. A gr At eingulariiy att ndant o.
i 10, that il may and often dors cuntinue erea,
length of time without any remission of the symp.
toms
CAUsEs.-Grief and unessine.s Of mind. in.
tense study. pr"fuse evacusions. exces- in venery
excessive use Of splr,uous liquors. tes tobacco. o.
plum, ana other narcotics. immoderste reple,ion,
over a'stenton OF the stomach, deficiency of the
ssc,e'on OF the hile or g.sric juice xp0sure tu
'o'o and Damp air. are the chief causes of this dis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
SIX YEARS AGO

VUVHE ehlsssrn hessn 10 cyy fos Shsrmsb LII
u xeueesa The nniSe Wus h0t d loud ~ ~
inne. hot Il hes kept incfesans evetrirre tnd n"k
has b+come en great thas the vhouths of the itlt
mrs csr .c~cs he sopped' Dr. sbsvnsa steitd5
'hises With ths little suf, sess. and n ~ nuoa ~
sse that any Of them should no disapp6iutsdf
Knowing ,hs vass beneHt which hs6 bser confer.
red upon the community ~ shs istsodustich sf
his infathle $50 ,i s,s .lff.- =. ..ff.syhnr y'it
W On N xozaM az6,
he has entered into asrangsmen,s fos en'asgng big
Mshuf Glory, 'y rneans " which 10 think. be silf
he shle 10 supply the dema d. And the same paint
nd care viii he taken, that the.e {. ietfsted Lo.
,rraes he male as they h'ts always krsn. In 81
les that those who depend upon them, NAV mt BE-
,;.appoii cd in their ho,rr. H. knew when he
G. ,u,inspced the t,snnfac'ure # the Wrm LazeA-
yea, tbs, III w"ull snpet~de 'he us- # evsrv.
other vr,mifnea. ~ ,he 1.rz nGe 10 6sry pleasant
N, ,asi sbeedu in ,ts fleets well certain,
,,d ,hc qup pn,ty eqniosj 10 rfect perfect cure
| aver, sun " These rrp f''es IN connex'oo with
hr ct har hey -'ii g. rs cents per h,x ,hus
| " ring hem IN the 'each Of The poo'et man ir'
,he ls.' has not only caused them 10 tale the
pace f every ether vermifiae ever offered. bu, al'
" rendered them poraldf 10 the community.
c0UdH Eoz a N ass ~
rnr,inurt," cnre Coughs, @ lds. G"nsuiirf ohf
tsihms. shocnrss and difficulty OF Bfesthing. snd
| ther etn es OI tue Lungs. WIN tue sSne taclily
they did nn tb.r first in,toducon. snd the TX ople
| n We nov heroine vpr-u AIDED hy sctusi experience,
| tiM on the accession of l,eh cold the, hsva
only tn step To either the DIS office. OF one OF the
Aern,s. and obtsm a hex of his Cough i. zenees,
VII ch sre very Convenient to carry in tie pocket.
snd to iake a few through tn day. By pursuing
this course cure il nfrn efiecie in "a hours, and
he patient sbnut his busin Is. 81 great il the ce-
hhriiy oi the l"zt ng's that Thousands Of psrsons
"ho have used them, and become acquainted with,
their cff,cts, will never he without them. set
SlIERMAN'S .orpiD, -5'l7n
room NJ A MS p Il "A r E4
has Gu ed more casrs Of Rheunatistn. Pal in tho
Back, SIDE and Chest. Luml,ago and W. akness,
'han anv application that has ever bee made As
the celebrity Of the Plaster has increased, hundreds
Of mp incipled rascsIs have attempted counter.
f,i' il and palm II off up,n ,he community a. tke
genuine. ~ Beware # Deception. ID ,-Rcm-rn.
her that the ard genuine Plaster is spread u,,.
IN red ,sh paper made expressly for the pu, pnee,
md m every Gaze the s,anaiurr of DR.. Sherman /.
u int upon III" ack Of The Pi2se,, and the whole
>ecn ed b, Copy Right. None Others are genuine.
''e'ef re " en- YOU want a real good Sherman .
Poor Mans Plaster, call st the "ffire, IO6 Nassau
s''e'' ard vou wi mt he disappointed. ..e.
Remen,er IN. numl~r lO6 Ma SAT- st.. wbe q
IL -. She'ma"'s I."zrnees are sold. His Agents
are Mrs Hays i39 Fultp sweet, Br "klvn ;
y nrs'm, Williamsburg; ard Rediine Il Co,
B 'ston. and John YOllNG, sunbury.
N A MrCAY Northumberland.
S-ptembrr lh. is47.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

vHE sa6seF'6er 70 PseFssed 20 receive end sc
= eoms~dats q few transieat- or permanent
6sa'ds.s, 81 bes Sesidewcs in eonbusy. The To-
cation 10 In handsome sHdF Psrsaast psvi Of shs
town: eonmsadiasa 6as view ofshp Sosqsebsa,
No, Nosthamberlsnd and the scenery sAisc-n, =
To psssons from ihs city. whs wish ospsud ,
few nonths daring the summer ssasos, Gun bu,v
affords delightful retreat. asfT7 Z
- elsl ANN Q. 'AoRRia
April q, is<2-en
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
CUTLERY.
A N extensive Slock of Pocket and Table CUT
IA LERY, for sale by

"A LERY, for sale by
JOHN M. COLEMAN,
Eos. 80 and 80 ARCADE. and 81 North
THIRD Street,
Comp Using 5000 dozen Penknives, Scissor and
RsIors.
Also, q choice assortment Of Roiesrs & Sons,
Wos,enhoIm's, Greaves's, w. & 8. Butchers and
Fenney's Cutlery.
Also, Spanish. Dirk and Hunting Knives.
Also, Guns, Pistols, an Bowie Knives.
Alsr, The American Rozor Sfrop. . superior
sftcle. worry the attention Of Dealers
CARD-Dealers in Cutlsry, will 6ntl the ahove
Stock worthy theft attention, a. the Suhscrfher's
chief business is importing and selling cutlery.
Philadelphia, June l0th, ls4s-ly.