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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-16
INDIGESTION OR DYSpEpSI A

No medicine perhaps has been discovered which
gives 50 much tone to the stomach and the
tion nj healthy gastric juice to decompse the food Dr.
DTakc's Panacca
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-16
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMpLi
DISEASES OF THE Gs-CONsUMPTION

DISEASES OF THE GS-CONSUMPTION
This is very prevalent and fatal disease it re.
suits mostly from neglected coughs, colds and hron-
chitis, also from improper treatment in many uther
cases, such as measles, fevers, iDfammstinns and
small pox and host of other badly treated diseases;
where the cause, instead Of having leen thoroughly
removed from the blood and body, have only been
palated or removed from one part 10 break out in
another. BY divesing our bodies of all foul hu-
mors. through the medium of Dr.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA, the cure is at once rendered certain
and permanent. Recoliect, while there is acrimo
nious humors floating in the circulation, it is apt
to settle the lungs any other part Of the body
this is the that consumption is so prevalent
BILES, SORES AND ULCERS,
Which you see on the exterior. come from and
have their source in, the interior, and might just as
well have settled on your lungs, liver, any Other
psrt; which we know they frequently do, and pro
iuce most violent inAammatory disorders. The
humor which occasions these sores is of highly
acrimonious burning nature. We know II from
the pain il gives in forming, and afterwards its ra
pidly ulcera,ing and corroding the flesh and skin
Of the part where it breaks out. This shows the
necessity of frequently purifying the blood with DR..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA, and keeping such
malignant humors in sutjecton. Should you have
a bile or ulcer be thankful that nature has taken
trouble to warn you Of the danger your life and bo
dy is in for it is a warning that the blood is foul
Had this same acrimony selected The lungs instead
of the surface of your body for its seat. consump-
,ion of the lungs would have been the consequence
Delay no, then, to purify and cleanse with Dr.
Sweetser's Panacea.
SPINE DISEASE
Spinal affections, enlargement Of the bones and
joints, white swengs, hip joint complaint, rup-
tu,es, falling of the bowels and WON'T disease will
find speedy oure in Dr. SJFEETSER'S PA
NACEA. Where the disease has been of long
standing, the time required 10 make a cure will he
longer; but the patient may rest assured that a
determined perseverance will effect it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-16

Manufacture and keep constant
ly ON hand, n large assortment of
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their Patent Improved Salamander
F1RE-PROOF SAFES, which
are so constructed as To set at rest
all manner Of doubt as to their
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they will resist the fire of any
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WEN, VIDI, vICI-Dr. ALIENS vEGE.
TABLE COMPOUND. for the cure of

Feb. 10th, ls4s.-eowly
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p Fl l. A ID + l. p Il | A
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established Is years ago, by DR.. KINKELIN.
The oldest, surest and hest hand to cure all forms
of secret diseases, diseases of the skin and
solitary habits of youth, is
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TIE Farmers .nd N.ehsnies Bank Of Geors'ovn D. c
hAfyssry dividend Ct = per cent The Potomac u
sursncs Co q GsogstoVu ssni-snnusl diyis-c d :
PEI cent
Among the notices u application TO the Lsgi;is
t1fe II NssJelssy, one Tor Bank e. Csssvs, Mon
nth County with $1,000 capital 10 5e called n. CO.
DE aoo Hercha1fs Bank Of Jscsson t5zlslip.
The reoripi, Of the Old Colony Railroad lor the
las ,sr So 900 against = ao in ne corresponding
psnot osf The incisss-. which s.i oouruuss being
a.rsr i1sl bas occurred M say Ss-.EBglsnd Inc
IT, Doseh-ssr AID Milton Branch. jrs hnisa-d nu-t
ad. ine receipts and the Hn.hsm sli Cchassei ae.
b. e9.4-d aszf -lmmsr-srd tie Cape Cod ln= o.
Wsrsrsrs NV opening must scd % the revenue
TIE neF stock u the Fall River Line is being
taken oe s-y 10 May the magnificent steamer Empire
stsie more costly fnsu the Bay sfa-s VIII be ru' ~
tas ils
The report Of the Trenton Banking Company
gives Discounts s5sf2sl Deposits. $500. Circulation
slalr7 Specie - 975 Tlsae-hsnies and M.nufaetur-
e-.' Bans Trenton gives Discounts si7s - Deposits,
$500; Circulation 80 s8i Specie 81 ee8. The 5snt
a-p.sl 20 be stronger than 10 l4is.
The LesisIatare OF Texas seems disposed To take
some action the sat &c; o. the debt o. the Republic
10 u officially estimated including Interest ~ ell o5oo
of which $4,000 about 81 per cent is admitted 70 be
fairly dae to the creditors.
The slhuyisill Navigation Loan Of s3,s00OyO
hs ataEsn a. ~ per Th addition % the pro
vious deb. Of The company vii Be very onsrous
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Bank n tie State Of North Carolina held a. Ralesh
Che 10 last. statement OF De- affairs made show
ng that though me Sank has declared for the pas. year
dividend o. eight per cent 70 The stockholders their
Investment exclusive Of the tax Of ons0urth Of per
cent oa shares Of ind vidua stoekho dsrs paid by
o. the 5tst-. Do Lac hand surplus Of ns4, unai
:
tca Of over IS per upon the ssPns stock Of the
Bank. viz. 81 J0000.
The Sandy and Beaver Canal is completed
TIE statement shows the quantity and value Of
Breed STUDS exported from the United States each Of the
f..r rlras .rarf
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Bsrt'.t; B.l-r h-1-- lissb.. Pors. Larre-ee from
Phsde fhis. s-riv-d 90 q brig Ccunsquii. Gosh
Mas. p IT, fi.-hs ,chrs G-r Ears. sn.rt fr.in g..
ton. cs,hF ssh ia i- aacks.ssehsnssl sns5
~itl tsfx Ante re .I b. 90. sfrerinE ,0a ID
sT'd.a 5-s Active tfu.sl, G itt-r 5ufz 81 90. .ror
% ms.ter Tie Active Ia experienced severe weather
Dung De rt.l-l-sNfr lr vtfks galley earned WAY
uain tcpss ard ll'l luFf.Il Jsic-
ser y..Fls. L4.- w. -s oysier 90 u-s. 20
r1r p .fe. .rls fr.i-il 4us. oysters -o ll-s-sg.
srlf elt1li0 a.sH.. ~ o7sie.s io raster.
scar as. -lcr .lrdf-. l.lt is. r1is. o. r.lstsr
sch I'D 81 utr..r. Nl-f.i 10 nnlse. rr masfer
cehr A-r J-i--si soui- Faf. iaven, d. 10 bl-ltF..
o. s-fer
schr We -..f Rg'er. 7..,ol. VI. - sriosu DAYS.
rlds-s Ds.f.. -p.rrrl The " ives r--e-flr i.tl g
or L0n .-n ha.f4. s.fFts 49, 81 aer dlsllargIls
part Of tsF r-s end rssnl a-1uf .o strokes per tlur
-hs " hse- te fssel h- w.ys r-rslr fa-i.ra
>chr cow 1.r.er Gi1lr-sf-r. d. uffe master.
s1lr Jlhl Jlr-s saith Ni.mirgtln. De-. Z d.. c1lr
raell. f9 81 T. Plrs11
sehr EAEa aun Ds5cW Pr1rieenss, = hoars, ndss, 10
SER D. pAin sasss- SswtsFn, &C. d, rival stores
SER si5a1tv-ruau. L-ri. NarieR, d.. corn ard rs
va stores Or rldr-r P-cs 4 Co
Schr Av-nrsr. 10 ThomsstouI simcntou. Norfolk d.
mdse % rrasfer
s-hr L1crnrs fcf C.s-iss Ne Lufin Po-t DO Prince
is 4. coie- Suck, len brig Burma SARGENT,
fos New YORK iu days. Alert Nrsht, Boston ist u.t
Ira. Watson Phi .oe pn.s som scrr lrnEnra small.
New ork -lfh rlt Dec II. fsf- Island bearing North
81 ml-' sro.- bug CLARA Ellen, Of Pr0sPec- Me- ficm
G1rsir-s - Dru. nC1. for Boston
schr Wlitm. Wi1ou, Nsv. Bedford, d. OIL. TO BaTr.v
seq Delaware. Hawe.. Belfast M., cay. lumber to
so-pRspu5lis' soui., New. Bedford d. o to PENN
nan e Co.
rd.s f0 Frast L Hics- Also bHE, unknown.
sailed Z store ship rTetonl1 f0r the Cali = lad-
r1rs ship Norma Havana tark Ananue. Bremen, va
Chsr'e.f1n brs R1fus scale Ma'ssefol. Texas
Tue psss-t .h'ps Patrick Henry and Jsa-s,owa, for
LiFerr- o., wll stll today
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On Sunday evening" Jan O. after short and painful M
ness hfrs HANNAH, wife Of George Riley, IN the 4ls
year Of her age.
Der remains will be taken 10 the country for ntcmeut
The euds and relsves invited 90 attend the funee
service this Monday afternoon at o'clock. NJ her a.e
residence. l64 Sixtb-svenue.
on Sabbath morning e. 3 O'Clock OF a short Illness
GORHAM BFALS NJ y (secona son OF Thomas Besls OF
Csrandagua In the J0h year Of HE eye OF yphod ,ye
His funeral will take place Tuesday next Of which
due notice will be given IN Monday evenings papers.
Ga Sunday 9th inst slier long and severe Illness. %
corsnmption Mrs SOPHIA, wife Of william a. Ford,
aged n ears.
Her friends and those Of the fsmily respectfully in
ved 10 attend the funeral from her ,atc residence PANT
tyst on Monday 10th inst. ~ / O'clock r NJ without
h. mn ~
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HANGING ACADEMIES.

THE POLKA AND NEW MALOURKA CLASS
AZ SO Broadway corner OF Bleeckrrs formerly
pied by Monsieur Chsuiud
AIR BARRETT. Professor Of Dancing, from Eugland
vi pupil Of Monsieur Coulon, from Pans sud ofofeat
N.rboroush a. LondonJ respectfully announces that
as.es are now forming for the above dances when
he will also teach Tie celebrs cd RsdowsN" L. Nsse
d-ux Temps Cesrius, MN1urks Q1drilles" Nalso
cnq ps with every other fash onaoe style OF dane
ing Days Of attendance Il the above Rooms
on TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Ladies' and juveniles a. quarter 70 o'clock-PriVate
Classes for laoies a. Gentlemcns Class - hstpsr
o'clock Also st 50 Hammond 81 on Wednesdays and sat
uItsys sud #
The Institute, Washing on-st. bfooklyn, on
Mondays and Fridays
Terms made known on application az TIE rooms o MS
Academies the above days, aud hours Of teaching
The Private soTees Tor pupils ony and their heud'
will take place every three weeks during no sesson
tsush, By Mr Bsnet . publ shed BY Messs Firth, Hal
Pond, and may be had - ali ihs music stores
Ell. sN. "a
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Young GUARD sOIREE.-Th- Fourth Annual
Soiree ofth. Young Guard. for NourE Mems Hesry Clay
Association will tase place Al the Coliseum on Monday
sgsnif Z January 81 Tickets may be obtained OF aay
usslr-r Of the Committee anf AZ the principal Hotels
VIM j. HASSEL, Chairman.
HENRY c. BoUDiNor, Rec Secretary. l'v3l
THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALI. Of the IRISH
FMIGRANr SOCIETY VI I take acc al the Coliseum
Rooms 40 Broadway on Tue-csy evening Jan. 1913
Tickets 20 admit gentleman ana two ladies' -b-can
Be procured Office ~ the Society y Sprucs or o.
the following committee
GREGORY DILLON ~ Chambsrsst
JOSEPH STUART, 30 WiiliAn-ft.
HUGH KELLY, 1888 bOwery
JAMES MATTHEWS. q5 Wsilst
JAMES RENBIRN. . South Wiihaw-st
WILLIAM REDMOND. a txchan Ee-psce
FELfN iNGOLDSbY, ne Maicsn-lane
JOHN MANNING, 100 Pe4Tl--t.
CHARLES SWEENY, l9 Ceure-st
JOHN NICHOLSON. 30 fioe-st
WILLIAM W ATSON, % Exchangc-pi.cs
JAMES OLWELL. 100 Mest-st
THOMAS sWANWiCk, S. Pines
r. DONNELLl, South " liam-si
CHARLES r. SHEA. q Libcrtyst
e. N. Marry, 88 Piaest-
X 3 DAILY, Qi BIosi-st. and
FRANCIS MANN, lj6 Pearst d. fawUl 4edtJl II
4 AIDES gDlPI IilENrARY BALL @ George
LIN Evans AZ Tamminy Hall. Fen. 49, l8f1. Ticket
admitting Gentleman aod ladies' : be had at the
Office Of Young Amencs, o2 Ness4u-st hom tho Presi-
dent 5gJ Broadway or OF any ni tho Committee
; NJ. CLANNOS, President
MARIA I C0NNgEFoRD, Secretary
d28 jtNJn2 lWfrs b8A9 0us'
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FOREIGN 1MPoRTATroNs.

NARSEiLLE,-b BARI trfnd4-tf rtIa walrrfs 20 bkfs
oil Reid Kenny ColHI b5 do 1nI do baskets oil und
800 ba ss alodds ba'cl Ooaln bxs PICKLES 81 Ar
uaudf bales moss 90 do almonds - baskets OH boxes
worked ashAser l cts tartar . baskets oham-
payne so bxs sosp Mtche5l h css maadrr schrauge,
hoOpe . Cot rkgsilk. ILorspecsen Co Of PA. 3D.
DO cases wine ck- brandy bx mose C0llombA JeAl-2
hales sewing six C1ttennet Co.'S cks ground mad-
der Moses ayrl 20 bales almonds 500 baskets Oh Oh %
bersin Phelps cks vercgrs % 90 -four sglphur Is 90
an o tartar Brown Brothers Col9 do ground mad
deg D Hsbicih-b pkzs sewing six 4 Denny c.se
mise Fitch Col bae slk r & U II Wl-h4us-n qr
cks yqlue ii Hammond Of Rostor-l bx Nose Day-oo 3
ELK l36 bales wood Meezis1x Gouk Co.'S bales
colss Ausue a. Phadl5 d. almonds Ballard Of Boz
tcn-Zl bh ccrks 43 ok. ground msdder 81 liquor
paste 201 bass l b. mds= u cks szd ~ DO
VINE 40 bales wslnuts packages six ana b5s cspeTs
UraAr
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LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.


- 10 SPiNErrO s wonderful Cans-ies perform every
- day and evening l Broadway nsariy opposite ne
Thelisr. over J. ". Trscys Garrett store, rom To- 4
an bpm They perform the slack sud tisht rope IN
the chair smoke PIPE rrpreseut ts death Of MaIshs
Ney &c some these rcs have been 70 frsinnf over
years Admission ~ cents-chiIdrtn hslf rrce u ~
MERICAN AUSErM.-P I. saSsUN, Prcprie-
n tor. + hircHcocS, Msnsger Splendid Exhibitions
sni Performances this amer 81 o'clock and ths
ev-uiox half p.st The Maosger has teengtsot me
Company OF BFhOCfN sRARs. CANrBtLLs ETH
OFEAN SERENADERs GREAT WESTERN. "a the
.Loaa OF Lover. IVORY CRCCITlNi SHAhsPtRtAN
CABINET. MISSES JI LlEN WHirLONh. LIVING
o ANG OUTANG WAY FisuIes Likene..e. sna Per.
traits of the AMIsTAD CAPTIVE SLAVES, QUEEN
VICTORIA, &C. MADAME ROChM ELL, Famous For
tune Teller
WAX MODEL Or THE HUMAN BODY,
20 be seen privately ~ aueNtra charge ~ - cts
Afms.iou 10 the whole Is children auoer ~ iesf
Of age and old enough ~ wak sonel ~, cents
Reserved front seals 10 each extra ~
ANATOMICAL MU-EUn-At the junction Of
n Divis &C. ard the Bowery -Eutrance bosery 80
This co-cuon THE of he kud IA the coanitr con
crowds % vsters and All are satisfied Dc
shied 4nd pies ed This IL the ladies' asy-snd every
Wednesday ater@ouu from ~ NJ til sunset, on which 90
CASTOR sdy viii be IN attendance &c give explansuons
Seieniit entertainments every evening, commanding
AZ =. O'Clock. Admission 20 the whole . cts - wis
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MuRDER--A brutal murder took place M the
town Of We,hersfeld thr0s and a.haf miles south OF
Hartford c. ia honse Of I'D rcputc on the road hihef
Toe person murdered was an incorporate man, named
Core ,n Wells Toe verdict Of the jury ws, NJ came 20
ls death by blow inflicted bis head with hammer
Isaac Demng Keeper Of the house, has been arrested Oh
suspicion
EoRF0LK COUNTY RAiLRoAD-Ah the sections
81 this Road under contract f1r the grading an me
,rk Is rtstlg progressing. About 700 aborers arc EN-
eioved II IL thought that the cars Will be runnsg nom
a,soe % Boston before the close Of the present
lRnNhnrv Gazalle
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raemess' Library and Monthly Journal os
Agriculture. tor January, 1915.
oosTeNrs or 1ar lANuANg SUNssr-


Eneravings and Hlsstraf1ns.
-as Tobacco Phnts its knenies-,Lith'rarn e. Tor
ss TIE Wool shears, The First Second. Third and Last
Stages OF Clipping sheepi Anew-eippea sheep, snow
ill the symmetry. The Puaohinz Nipge The Bust
uI On and tie Branding Ircn The Head Cap Hood,
sttsd on ths sheep; The Balls Rims in It's cideree
sts.es The Bullock H8iael, The WEIGHING and fackins
~ Wool. The Mnkiusgaii The curd-cutieI The
-hessc-yst
r.,trsiioss u Letters on Sheep Husbardry d" Tag
ns8. Numbering. Washing Apparatus; roe-Nippsrsi
5Assrips Arrangements, Folding Table wooi-Troushi
The Fleece ssitips-BOxi shepherds Csoos
Fsrm,rs Library.
s-rsECsss BOOK OF ruE FisM-fC,ni'nnedJ
aheepSheGriDs-coEcl
The Bulls R'ns and the manner OF construction
q Ro.hns the Fleece sud the Qualities OF the Wool
a. The M.kiDS Of Butter aud Cheese with 81 ne ual
suris detailed
consss Jsu,.al Of ASyie44'urs.
ToSseco is Insect Ensmiss and It's Cniiveto" no-n
no Plant Bee 20 ihs hands e the shipper
n,t.Are Cattle. Observations made in Europe By M
Coleman and Professor Nortoa-Qual.es aud Uses mace
q those imPoriei into Mssssehusstis-Lsiief hon Mi
Phiaasy
Tie EDshsh STANDARD Of Flour 70 b hsd from oisfsi
eithi bushssl Of whest
Cos: % Breeds
coaLrsr-to What uses applicable
lDpINFsl tAlo4e-'4ee
Apolo.y o. the Prsiues a. WoolPIodaeers-Reply %
u,s As..ruops Of Nj. RaudslL
kdussr.opal and Asnealiufsl Committees Tasir Char
sseI aDo Dates
Agricultural Chemist To- The State. proposed IN Ma
ryiald
Ansx substitute fot Corn Casssa
sheen Hasbsrdry Ia the South, By Il > Ksndai-Lsrtef
NI....suumsr Management Of sheep
sarameIias Manure
Chloride q sodss cure for Buns
Tie ate M Coks lord Leicester Of hoknAm' H-s
lad keeh Of Hon. Andrew steveusons Tribute 70 MS
Memory and Worth
Bs.el Nat aad Chuuas An extract from hsmp-'N Gu
r3ls euaitesi Cure oS Tetanus LoeAJaw, also To-
Worms IL Eorsss ard Dogs, : substitute for Tobacco
pc laps.
L, iords Price crsn. Practical tlats 20 .hs Growers
olIsaisn Cora.
Eot4t.oo. at Springfield. Nd Short description Of
great System leading 70 sfsat Results.
montgomery Coeaty Lands Ease. Of Gusno Shown
RON Experisnes
Piseno NotsI founded on " drAwa f0na Asrlcultrrt
Ressinrs b. th- EDITOR.
The Hoeso~iie's Department: Eiessrog Recipes
Esfs sud PcaTy Hints 10 Lovers OF Fowsrsi Ssedog
Fsuit Horticultural Zeal &C.
Prices Current for the preceding month
sabscHp-on psics 6 per year 10 slvsncs
GREELEY b MsELRAga. Pusissers
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r. Died. Ia Dauvers Mass EBENEZER
KING. ESQ ssed III. Few men have passed through lie
IN more unexssptionsble manner than Mr. King Una--
snnns IN lis demesnor he psrssed the even tenor Of
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MARRIAGE ~ THz CoUSIEss GuIccIoLA.-The
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