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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29
FRESH
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,

At III. NRw STORE No 70 Arch street.
6eftccen I'd and 81 North SIDE,
PHiLApELPHIA.
THE subscriber invites particular attention to
1 his large and splendid assortment of neY and
choice styles IF Dry Goods comprising general
variety Of the most desirable kinds of Dress Ma.
ieriaks, Shamis Gbres. Hosiery Unshrinka6k
Flanneh. Warked Collars. CamJrc, Jaconef
NuN Nanso,k and Ph1id MusHns, Linen Cam.
bic and S.M Pocke, Hdkfs, BL,ek Italian Cra
p,ts. Others too numerous to advertise.
IRISH LINENS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Particular attention is given TO Linens and Fur.
nishng Goods. generally the stock is large, and
the prices will be found much lower than usu.
al, having been purchased at Auction at sacrif.
crd rates The fabrics are warranted pure flax
and from the best makers.
CHARLES ADAMS
PS Persons wishing Plain and MEDIUM,
styles Of Dress Goods and hg,cs, will find a
choice variety
Philadelphia, April /, 1873
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ITEMS
EDITORIAL and SELECTED.

20 An apprentice 10 the Printing Busi-
mesa lad about IA years old, would be
taken at this Office. One who could read
German would be preferred.
70 Press FOR SALE. AS we have
enlarged our paper we offer for salea good
second handed Washington Iron Press, the
same on which the American has been
printed. The platin measures 81 by 30 in
ches full 1t will be sold simply because
we have no further use for it.
10 PRINTlNo INK.-We have received
a fresh supply of printing ink, which will
be sold at city prices, for cash-$5,25 per
keg Of 90 lbs.
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PUMPS! PUMps!!
Improved Hydraulic rsMlps,


For Wells, Rolling Mills, Furnaces, or other
Purposes.
vVlHE subscriber respectfully announces t, the
Il public that he is now prepared 10 supply or.
ders TO any extent fm his Paien, Double action
Suction and Force Pumps. These pumps are
made of cat iron. and the water is sucked or far.
ced through lead pipe. For siInpi city Of construc-
tion snd durability of action, the, rasiiy supe-
rior TO any now in USE They have mary sdvan.
tages over the common pump, among which are
the following;
They ore S, constructed that mischicvous per.
Sons cannot spoil their action by Introducing nails
spikes any other substances smnns the valves.
as is often done with Other pumps, thereby render
ing them useless iill ovcrhauled. They n,e war.
ranled 10 10 perfectly secure from frost. They
arranged us tn afford ample pr"ec ion against
Fire about the premises on which they erected,
by simply attaching n piece uf hose. ihro which
they will force water to any part Of, or over, a
three story house. They are particularly adapted
Tor very deep wells, as the leverage can be
gulated that child of six years old can with the
greatest ease draw water with hem from the dee-
pes, wells. The objection so justly urged by ma
n.y. that water is spoiled by standing in pump logs.
is entirely obvia,cj in this pump. and fresh water
| can always he as surely obtained as when drawn
with bucket In situations where it is necessa-
~ 10 raise or force large qusnts oi water 10 great
distances for supplying boilers in mills furnaces.
&c. these pumps are invaluable as they can be
made uf any SIZE, and capable Of throwing from
Is to 1000 gallons per minute.
And 10 crown all, they be sold As cheap as
the cheapest.
The subscriber has spent rfis last year in nxp"
rmeniins upon and periecng his pumps. and now
brings them hefue The public with III" fullest con.
fdence ,ha, they will be found 10 answer his de-
sc6p,on. He takes p'easu.e in referring 10 the
| following companies and individuals, upon whose
premises his pumps have been erected, and Who
have expressed their sa,iss.cIion in the highest
terms:
The Montour Iron Company Dsnv'ile. II. Bte-
wort agent; the Bloomslarg Railroad Iron Conn
pany. bloomsbury. Col. Paxton, agent; the Rough
| aud Ready Iron Works, DanvIe. Hiucuek. Foley
4 Co, pro, rietors; the tnwn Council Of Berwick
simon p! Kasr, Esq, ard John l.. Watson, Esq
| Danville.
| He could refer TO m,ny others, VII" have tested
their Qualities hut the ahnve respectable firms and
individuals are deemed sufficient.
OF An assortment of LEAD PIPES constant
| Iy on hand, which will h. sid on The most
allie terms. All orle add .-sei ic ;ha subscriber
at Moore & Bild'e's Foundry buildings, or Mon
tour House, Danvile ~ill meet with prompt at
! tention. HOMER fANMSLEE.
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AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN
Pictorial Edition of d'Aubignc's
great Work on the RefOrma nj iOn

lF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN GER
- MANY, SWITZERLAND, &C.--Will be
published or or about the lst of April. 1913. by
JOS. A Spell, No 80 Cherry st. above 9Th.
his splendid l2mo edition Of the above named
work, with Is engraved illustrations from ori.
sinsl designs; 4 vols in 2, bound 10 extra cloth
and library sheep.
The publisher respectfully calls the attention
Of the trade and the public generally, TO this
work being the only illustrated edition published
in the United States-He trusts that the beauty
of its embellishments. the strong and substantial
manner in which it is bound, in conjunction with
the known popularity Of the work ITSELF will be
sure recommendation to public favor.
JOS. A. Spell. 90 Cherry st above 9th.
J. A. s has also lately published. new and
beautiful Edition of Sergeant Bells Raree Show,
suitable book for children, neatly done up in
extra cloth
Philadelphia, April 1. 1913
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m "A u H lie u 4.

At this place, On the 23d inst, by Christian
Bower, Esq, Mr.. Henry HALDEMAN to Miss
MARY HEDDINGs.
On the 25ih inst, by the Rev. J. p. Shin
del, Mr.. HENRY BATTER, to Miss REBEccA
GARMAN, both of Union county.
In Milton, on Tuesday the 18th inst, by,
Rev. F. Ruihrauf, Rev. DANIEL STEcK, oil
Pottsville, to Miss SUSAN EDWARDS, of Lycom-
ing county.
In the same place, on Thursday the 2oih
inst, by the Rev. John P. Hudson, Mr LEWIS
HAUsE, of Limestone, Col county, 10 MIS-
CAROLINE PORTER, OF Milton.
In McEwensville, OIL the 2s,h ult, by Rev.
r. S. Boyer, Mr. JACOB SENsENBAcH, to Mrs
CAROLINE Irwin, both of that place
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DIR. KIN X + LIN,


solitary habits Of youth, Ia
DIR. KIN KE LIN,
N. W. eorne- Of Sd and Union SIS. betuee" Spruce
and PIN, u sqnares from the Exchange,
NOUNG MEN! ifyon value your life or y"u'
health. rcmcmher, the delay OF a mn'lh, nay,
even week, may prove your ruin. both OF body
aud mind. Hence let M false modesiy deter You
from mixing your case known TO one who, fIon
education and rrspecahiiiiy.c a'one hefr'end yon
He who places him,elf under Dr. KfNkELiN'S
treatment, may ,elieiously c~6jr in his honor as
q gentleman, and in who.e bosom will he forever
locked the secre, Of the patient.
Too many think they will hug tho secret I'd thelr
own hearts AID cure ihem-elvrs, Alas! how of-
ten is this a fatal deusicn, aud how many pro-
missing Young man, Who nigh, have been an orns-
ment To- society, has faded fom the earth.
COUNTRY lNvALIDS,
finding i, inconvsnient To make personal appca.
II N, can hy stating their explicitly, together
with IN n cir symptoms, (per litter pos,.p'd have
forwarded TO them chest containing DR.. KS me-
dicnei spbropris'ed accordingly,
Packages of Medicines forwarded to any part Of
The United Slates at moments nofee.
or PosT snn LkrTsas. addfessed 10 Dr. ktS'
IEIIs. Philadelphia. will 10 promptly sssnded 10
J oe' SoIh lsa7.-b ..-r .-tyss..
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected ,peekiy by Henry Masser.
Dissolution of Partnership.

H>he partnership heretofore existing under the
i firm Of RcHRBAcH x CLEMENT. in the Foun.
dry business in this place. has been this day, dis.
solved by mutual consent All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said firm. are requested
TO call and settle their accounts without delay. or
they will be placed in the hands of a magistrate
for collection. 1T CLEMENT
GEO ROHRBACH
Sunbury, Apr;l l, , lSil-22
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A new Counterfeit.

Five dollar notes, purporting to be on the
Bank of Delaware, are in circulation. The
vignettc is an Indian sitting on rock, view
ing the Improvements of the whites; on the
right and left cars, locomotive and canal boat
Very pale-not mentioned in the detector-
Three OF them were passed in Market street
on Frieay, 2ist. Signed, S. Floyd, Cashier /;
II. Latimer. President.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29
Time and Distance saved!
SUNBURX FERRY,

TNHE subscribers having leased the Sunbnry
Il Ferry, beg leave TO inform the public, that
they are prepared to convey Teams, Pleasure
Carriages and Foot passengers across the river
with safety and without delay. They have pro
vided themselves with new and commodious
crafts, which will always be attended with able
aud careful hands
Persons travelling 10 and from and through
Sudbury TO New Berlin. Lewisbury. Har,leton
and other places, will find il greatly TO their adj.
vantage to cross at this Ferry instead of the
Bridges, as they would save from two 10 four
miles in distance. JOHN SPECIE
LEWIS LENHART.
Suuhurv April
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

Dr. Drakes Panacea used with the greatest success in
Rheumatic Complaints, especially such chronic 1t
by driving all impurities and foul humours which have
accumulated in the system, which the OF Rhcu-
matisn, and Swelings Of the joints Other remedies
smetimes give Temporary relief this entirely cradiccs
the disease the system when the limbs and bones
are dreadfully swollen
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29
CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION CAN cuREp-Coughs, Catarrh Br,n-
chiis Splitting of Bi nd Asthma Difficult prouse Ex-
pect ra n Hecic Flush, Night Sweats, Pain in the side
&c have been cured and can be with much
any other disease specific has ling been ought FOR
in vain until the discovery oi DR. Drkes Panlcca. 1t is
mild and but certain and efcati nus in its operai A.
and cam possibly injue the ST delicate cnslitu
We would earnestly Immend those afflicted to give
tria-and we believe they will have occasi regret
it, The system is ceansed and strengthened the ulcers
the lungs healed snd the patients gradually regain their
usual health and strength. Read the lulowimg:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

"GOO0 Intent Fire (Ompany.,,
A STATED MEETING of the Ccmpnny wil
bc held on Mon,lsy evening text, a, Z o'clock,
at the Court House. Punc,ual attendance 10 re
quired. HENRY pONNEL
March, 4, is48. Secretary.
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Estate Of Charles Gcarllart.

AIOrlCE is hereby given that letters of adj
~ ministration have been granted to the sub
scIibers on the estate OF Charles Gparhart. decd
late Of Rush township, Northumberland county
All persons having any claims on said estate. and
those indebted to the same, are requested TO set.
tie their accounts without delay. The snbscr
hers will meet for that purpose al the house of
the Deceased. on Monday the 22d of May next
Of which persons interested will please take no.
tiee JOHN GEARHART. Jr. Of Rush,
WIN, METTLER, Jr. Of Augusta.
April Is, lsiS-6t
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PHILADELPHIA s9Aaxnr:

WEDNESDAY. April 90. iS4s
WHEAT-Red is worth s136a 1860; white
1879 al40c.
RyE-Southern 75c, Penna. II 7sc per
bushel.
CoRN-Penna. yellow so sic, weight I;
OATs--Penna. are worth "A a 45c Southern
43.
WHIsKEY-Dull, in bbls, at 90; hhds 20. |.
81.
CLovEnsEED-sales at ssa a ssa; market
dull.
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CARD & SEAL ENGRAVING.

WIN G. MASON.
46 Chesnuf ST. ajo'r abore 2ad ST., Philodeiphia.
Ensravrr of BUSINESS VISITING CARDS,
Watch papers, Labels, Door plates, Seals and
Stamps for Odd Fellows, Sons of Temperance
&c, &c.-Always on hand general assortment
of Fine Fancy Goods, Gold pens ofevery quality
Dog Collars in great variety. Engravers tools
and materials
Agency for the Manufacturer Of Glaziers Da
monds
Orders per mail tpost pad) will be punctually
attended TO.
PHILADELPHIA, April !. lS4S-Y
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ID I y ID.

In Milton, on "Wednesday the 18th inst, OF
Consumption, Mis- LUCY ANN WIrTER, in the
cath year of her age
In Lewisburg, on the nth inst7 KAchAIL
JAsE, daughter OF John A and Ehzaoe.h
Green, aged eighteen months and tour Gays,
At LANCASTER on the nth inst, JAMES
BUCHANAN, only child Of Edwin W. ana
EI;zabc,h + hut,er, aged years o months
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FOR SCROFULA.

DIR. Drake's Panacca is immendcd certain remedy
Mt its failure has occurred when free
used 1t the disease and the time impatts
Wig the whole system Scr ,fu jus pcrs never
pay much atten;i the their bloJd Its pu-
ri6ca h)uld b, their first aim for perseverance win
acc ompsh a cure OF EVEN HEREDITARY disease.
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hAL MORE MARKET.

Office offhe BAtrusonK Askn,cAS, April "a.
GRAIN.--Wheat is scarce and wanted.
The few lots at market to-day were sold at
l33al3S cts. for good to prime reds
Corn is inquired for. Sales of white, to-
day, at 43 cts and yellow at 46 cts.
We quote Oats at 33a36 cts-sales.
WHlSKEY.--Salesa are limited at 90 cts.
for bbls.; hhds. are held at 90 cts
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FOR ERUPTIoNS OF THE SKIN.

Erysipelas, Ulcers, Cancers, Running S,res Scas and
Bes DR. Drakes Panacea cannot be too highly ext He'd
searches out the very rot of the disease and permanent
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Elisabeth Dentler's Estate.

~ Office is hereby given that letters Tesla
~ mentsry have been granted 10 the subscri'
beIs. executors Of Elisabeth D.nller, late OF Point
township. Northumberland County. PERSONS IN
debten TO said estate, and those having claims
against the same. a'e requested 10 present them
for settlement without delay. -,
S53 Goas :; youk6' M5s6ER' E..e'"
Arsii .. tss6 --6s
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on Frieay, 2lst. Signed, s. Floyd Cashier
II. Latimcr; President.
The Whole Family Coming.-According
to the Paris correspondent of the Courier
des Etas Unis, the Duke dsAnmale and
Prince de Joinville, sonsof Louis Philippe,
have announced their intention of renewing
to the United States, and here establishing
themselves.
Col. r. NJ johnson, under date of the
9Th inst. declares himself a candidate for
Governor of Kentucky. He is against the
Wilmot Proviso, for the war, and descants
upon his political liberality.
appropriate Present.-A Mr.. Tuttle, of
New York, has presented Queen Victoria
splendid baby-jumper, for the use of the
royal nursery. Judging from the past, it
will be kept in pretty constant use.
Hon. James Cooper has written home,
that he will embark for this country from
Liverpool, about the last of May. He pur-
poses yet visiting France, England, Ireland
md Scotland.
The shp-building business is carried on
With great spirit at Milwaukee. Some of
he new vessels, it is said, are intended to
,ome round by the Canada canals to the
Atlantic.
Il LaW among the .4rabs permits a man
divorce any of his wives who do not
make good bread. Did such law exist
iere, the number of divorces we fear would
'e unaccountable.
The National Intelhgencr intimates that
len. Houston will be formidable COMPETE
or with other Democrats, for the Presiden-
ial nomination by the Baltimore Conven-
\ ON.
J fHs Spectator misses his aim, every
body cries out ''he's fool" and sometimes
s'hess rogue" If he succeeds, they be-
siege his door and demand his daughter in
marriage.
Services Well Paid For.-The Duke of
Wellington is said to have received in sala-
ries upward of nine millions Of dollars and
now receives about 100000 yearly.
A GAME AT DErINIrloN.-Language-A
chain to unite man and keep mankind disu-
often small basis of gold.
Child.-The ever renewed hope of the
world. Gods problem waiting mans solu-
ton.
.Miser.-An amateur pauper. A lover
who is contented with look.
Politics. - A national humming-top,
which spins the least when it huns the
most.
Prison.-The grave, where State doc
tors bury their murdered patients.
Tarss.-Feathers plucked from all birds
to line the nests of few.
Amsrica.-Young John Bull working
with his coat off.
Sep.-The only thief who benefits you
by robbing you.
Tyanny-Knocking people on to the
knees for the crime of standing upright.
.Muriage-Love brought to trial. Going
home by daylight after courtship's masquer-
ade.
hon-the bones of the giant Civiliza-
ton.
Pawn5rokcr-The poor mans banker
A man who holds your coat whilst you
fight.
Fams-A glass erected by public opin-
ion for the better observation of its inmates.
City-A human hive without its honey
comb.
Coda check drawn on society by
your tailor.
Pauper-An animal so like man as to
make us feel uneasy.
Palace-A guillotine which cuts off the
head of nation from its body.
Soldier-A live target, set up by one ma
ton for another to shoot at.
Chmity-One whom we delight to fol-
low, but dread to face.
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INDIGESTION OR DYSpEPsIA
RHCEMATISM.

No medicine perhaps has ever been discovered which
gives much t. the stomach and causes the
healthy gastric juice - the 10 d DE-
Drnke's Panacea
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TESTIMONY.

PIILA, Dec. l1th, ISL
DEAR SIR In reply to your questi respecting the
Of Dr. Drakes Panacca, will say that although perfect
disbeliever the existence OF PANAcEA Tor
diseases however valuable may be certain nditi
the SYSTEM still have believed that for Cunsump-
would be discovered sooner later, and curiosity led
try your medicine in two very hiveierate
They prunDunced by the attending physicians he
PULMoNARy CONSUMPTION, and abandoned By them
cuRABLE OF the persons had been under the treat
ment of several very able pract for n number of
wears and they said she had 'Od fashioned COnsumpOn
c1mbne with Scroulan y and that she might lger fur m,,
time but could not he permanently relieved In both
the effect Of the Panacea has been most gratifying Only
four 6ve bottles used by OF the pers before
she began improve rapidly. The other took alb nut ten
will only add that familiar as am with cmsump N by
inheritance and by extensive observau study, and
of tar, bnese and other vegetable tonlcs well Uf
many of the expectos and sedntlves sh uld have
rec nended the of Drakes Panacca ii had been
acquainted with the ingredients Suffice i, say that these
mmendcd by our most popular and scientific phys
Clans and in their present combined state, form probably
the bes, atera,ve that has been made The is
in ace lrdnnce with theory OF Consumption bruachcd in
France few years ago by one q heI m 3 eminent vii
Very Respectfully Yours, L, C. GuNN.
To use the language another "Dr Drakcs Panacea in
always saluary in lis eectsnever injurious Ii is
Opiae-it and Expectorant 1t is not intended lu
the nyuiid into a fatal security. II is great rcmedya
grand healing and curative compound the great and only
for the treatment OF this hitherto unconquered malldy Aud
M pers afflicted with this dread disease will be Just TO
himself and his friends ifhe go down TO the grave whu,
duce favorable change in the condition of any patient
however low"
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies' Of pale complexion and cnsamptve habits, and
such as are debiated y those distractions which females
liable to- restored by the OF bottle or two, u
bloom vgor IL by far the best remedy ever discovered
for weakly chldren and such have had humors being
pleasant they take it. II Immediately rest the appetite,
strength and colm
Nothing be more surprising than its nvgoratng ei-
ects on the human frame Persons, all weakness and las
situde befnre taking become robust and full OF
energy under its influence 1t immediate couneructs the
| nervelessness Of the female frame.
| CAUTION-Be careful and that you get the genu-
inc Dr. DRAkEs PAsAcEA--ii has the signature Of GEO
sroRRs on the wrapper-and ais, the name "DR DRAKE:
PANAcEA, PnILA" blown in the glass.
Prepared only by sIonRs Co.. Druggists, No u North
Sixth St. Phladepha.
Agent for 6unhury--H. MAfSER.
Sold ais, by VIZ. A. MuRAAx Co panylne ~ sHAHr
B!oomsbuIg.
Argii I, fe4e-y
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SALAM MANDER,
FIRE AND THIEF PROOF CHESTS,
DOORS FOR BANKS AND STORES
Seal and Letter-Copying Presses, Patent
Slate-Lined Refrigerators, Water Fill
ters, Patent Portable Water Clo-
sets, intended for the Sick
and Infirm.
EVANS & WATSON,
76 South Third Street.
OPPOSITE THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.

Manufacture and keep C pnstlnt.
iy on hand, a large ass jrtmeni OF
the nb we articles, Together with
their Patent Improved SaiaInander
FlRE-PROOF SAFES, which
are so constructed as to set at rest
I'LL manner Of doubt as to their
being stcictly fre-proof, and that
they will resist the fire OF any
lnildipr The outside cases of
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BOARDING.,

yTNTiE subscriber is prepared TO receive and ac.
4 cnmmodate few transient or permanent
Bonders. at her residence in Sunbury. The 10.
cation is in handsome and pleasant part of the
town. commanding fine view Of the Susquehan.
ma. Northumberland and the scenery adjacent -
To persons from the city. who wish TO spend a
few months during the summer season, Sunbury
affords delightful retreat.
ANN C. MORRIS.
April s. 1918 -6m
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"vvashington Fire Company

x HHe SOIuPHnys'
HE members Of the "Washiuston Fire Con.
=, pany' are requested 10 meet at the State
House, on Monday evening, May. |, AT o..
clock, precisely. Punc,ual attenlancc Is required.
March. 4. SAMUEL. J. YOUNG, Sec.
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MIL4.INE;Fs Fry,

~ BONNEIS' UT tveFy urscf1ptI0h,
Ribbons, Flowers, Lacrs, &c together with an
elegant assortment OF Lawns Cling hams Chlnts's,
Gloves. Barrg-s Shawis Scaris, and u great va.
rirty of FANCY GOODS. all of which she offers
a, the most redrcrd prices
At the old Stand, opposite Iosar's & Masscr's
Stores
Sunbury, April IS, 1913 st
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A GARD.
ELIZAREIH FOILMER,

HH ESPECTFULLY informs her customers
and the public m general that she has Just
returned irom Phladt Ipha with a splendid as
s,rt u,pnt of all kinds of
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PHIL ADEI. p q IA
MEDICAL House.

EstatEsaed Is year, ago By DR.. KiNKELIN.
The Oldest, sures, aud Vest hand T. cure all forms
Of secI diseases, dse 'ses of he skin aud
solittry habits Of youth, Ia
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Philadelphia, Feb. 10. Isis.-3n.
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phil.d.ipais, April Q, isss-iy
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-07

On no single question before the peo.
pie is the opinions Of General Taylor
known. True he has written many
letters, yet when the public fsliciiates
itself on having a definite opinion on a
subject, another letter comes which
ovsrsets il, and the General says in
substance, that he gave no opinion
whatever on the matter, but only prais.
ed the writer Of the le.le. to him, for
his Independence. ,,3:
Did time and space permit, we might,
fill an entire paper, for many days, with
similar contrasts between "Zachary
Taylor and Lewis Cass," as recon-.
mended by the Chronicle, but these
things have been often discussed, and
by the uneauivocal evidence given by
the people at the, late elections, we feel
that they are understood and aPpre.
ciated.-- Statesman. / Nh tlit =