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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
RHEUMATISM, RHEgMATIC GOUr AND
MERCCRIAL DISEASES

Find safe and speedy cure in DR. SWE EFT.
SER'S PANACEA. Il cures i,y searchina ever,
blood YES sl and artery. and driving ou all impu-
'''ies End hui hum"rs accumulated therein. which
9 tie cause of RI umalism, gnui and swellinqs Of
the jonts. The doleierous effeets of cslnnsei and
other mineral posons, ra,'ly Yield to lis sovereign
influence, indeed. when its vaIlahle properties I've
come fully known. the use of all minrr p,ison viii
he consigned TO she tomb of all tho Capule,s, aud
only bs thought Of Is shy.eone custom If the aar.
ker ages. Dr. Sweeissrs Panacea is also a sur,
cure Tor dyspeps's pies, cosiivsness, vertigo head
ache. pain in the breast and liver oomplaint.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
The Grand p urgative
FOR THE CURn OF

.. TUX THE OUR0 OF
nf1sadache, Giddiness, Mcssies Salt Rheum,
:. nneoma,em. Piles. Heart Burn. Worms,
uyspep u, Scuivv, Cholera Morhus,
Small Pox, Jsundice, Couebs. Ou;nsey,
Pains in the Back, Whoonne C,ou.h.
.nwau weakness, Consumption Fits,
pslpita,ion Of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
n"'ne IN the Throat, Erisipelss. Deafness,
Dropsy. Asthma, Itching. of ,he skin.
Fevers Of I'll kinds, Colds. Oou,. Gravel.
Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints,
ARD vARlErr ov 0rWEu ptsEAsEs ARrsINo
FROM IMfuRiriEs OF rns BLoon, Ann on.
srRucrioSs IN rHs oRoASs OF pr.
e.srIoS.
Experience has proved that nearly every Dis
ease originates from Impurities of the Blood or de.
rangemen,s Of the Digestive Organs; and to secure
Health, we must remove those obstruc,ons or re.
store the Blood to It's natural state.
The aversion 70 taking medicine 10 mos, rfFec.
tually removed hy CLicKSER's VEorrABLr PuR
CARVE PILL.. being completely enpeioped ,oiih a
roat,ng Of pure ,phife Sugar (Which is as distinc,
from the internal ingredients as nut shell from
the kefnei) Ann HAvE No TASTE OF NtDicISk,
But are as easily swallowed as bits of candy
Moreover they neither nausente or grippe in the
slightest degree hut operate equally on all the dis.
eased parts Of the system, instead Of confining
themselves to. and racking sny particular region.
Thus. II Il Liver be affected. one ingredient will
operate on tn Il particular organ. aud, by cleansing
il Of an Excess Of Bile restore il 10 it, na'ur u
slate. Another will operate on the Blood. and
remove all impurities in its circul ,tion; while n
third will cffec,ualy expel whatever impurities
may have been discharged intn the stomach and
hence they STRIKE At rHE ROOT OF pIsE,-E. re-
move all Impure Humors from the body; op n
the pores externally and internally; separate al
fore:g and oh, oxious particles from the chye, SO
that the blood may he thoroughly pure-,hus secn.
ring fee and healthy action To the Heart Lungs
and Liver; and thereby they RESTORE HEALTH r.
VEN WHEN ALI orHhR MEANS HAVE FAILED.
The entire truth Of the above can he asceItained
Ivy the trial Of a single box land their virtues
50 positive and certain in res'or ng Health, thai
the proprietor hinls himself /" return the money
paid for them in all cases where they do no, give
universal salts action.
Retail Price, 25 cts. per BOX.
- Principal Office No. 66 Ve-ey ST.. N. Yo.k
Sold hy JOHN YOUNG. Suubury,
NJ. A. McCAY. Nnrthumbe land
G- Rememher Dr.. c.. v CIickener is the in
ven'or Of the Sugar Coated Pills. and that moth ne
If the srrt was ever heard "f until he introduced
them in Iune, 1S43. Purchasers should, therefore
always ask for Crkener's Sugar CoaieI Pills. am
take no others, or they will he ma 'e the victims u
fraud. Sept 18th, ls47.-ly COW
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
SIX YEARS AGO

TIME children began to cry for Sherman's Lo.
Il zenges. The noise was not 40 loud At that
time. hut il has kept increasing ever since and now
has become so great that the mouths Of the little
ones can scarce be stopped. Dr.. Sherman sympa.
thises with the little suff rers, and very much re-.
eres that any Of them should be disappointed
Knowing the vas, benefit which has been confer.
red upon the community hy the introduction of
his infallihle
W0 n M l. OF q N q Il q,
he has entered into arrangements for en- argins his
Manufactory, by msans of which lie thinks he will
he able TO supply the demard. And the same pains
and care will he taken, that these C. lehraied Lo-
zenges he made as they have always heen. in or
der that those who depend upon them, may not br
disappointed in their hopes He knew when h
commenced the manufacture Of the Worm Losen.
ges, that ,h'y would supersede he use of ever,
other vermifuge. as the Lozenge is rery pleasant
TO the TASTE speedy in its effects we'll certain.
and the qusn,ity required to effect perfect cure,
svery small These properties in connrxion will
ihe fct that they sold for 25 cents per box thu,
placing them in the reach Of the poorest man il.
the land, has not only caused them TO tslo tb,.
place Of every other vermfuge ever offered, but al
so rendered them popular to the community.
COUGH LozENensl
continue to cure Coughs, CoLls, Gunsumpt;on,
other diseases Of the Lungs. with the s.me f.ci,ir
they did on their first Introduction. aud the y, op
have now become persuaded by actual exp. Renee
that on the accession of slight cold, thew hav
only 10 step to either the Drs Office or one of tn.
Agents, and obtain box of his Cough I.zenRes
which are very Convenient to carry in the pocket
and to take few through the day. By pursuing
this course cure is often effected in "a hours, and
The patient about his bnsn. ss. 81 great is the ce.
ebriiy Of the lozenges. that thousands If person.
who have used them, and become acquainted viii.
their cfcctf, will never he without hem.
SHERMAN's
PooR M "A MS PL AsTER
has cured more cases of rheumatism, Pal in ihf
| Back. Side and Chest. Lumlago and WI akness
| than any application that has ever been made. A.
the celebrity Of the Plaster has increased hundreds
Of uHp'inciPled rascals have attempted to counter
| felt it, and palm il off upon lhe community as tn.
genuine. n Beware of Deception. ID Remem
Der that the true and genuine Plaster 10 spread up
on reddish paper made expressly for the purpose
and In every case the signature of DR.. Sherman
print upon the hack of the Plaster, and the who'll
secured by Copy Right. None others are genuine.
Ihe'efors whom you want real good Sherman 5
Poor Mans Plaster. call ut the Office. log Nassau
street. ard you will no. he dissppointed.
kemember the number. l06 Na-sau st, where
ell Dr.. shesmsn's Losenges are sold His Agent,
are Me. Hays. l3s Fulton street, Brooklyn
H'nesoo, Wilismsbuvei ard Rejdipg & Co,
Boston. snd JOHN YOUNG, eunbuIy.
ssas NJ A, MEGA z, Northumberland
4 September iith. ief7-iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever 10 al~avs caused by disorderly move
nent Of the blood. struggling to fee itself Of some.
thing that eucumters il in fact every kind Of fe,
YER is nothing more than q struggle between tho
bo'sl and ccrrup, humors. and as soon as the cot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
NOUuauB.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber, by
4 note or hook seeonut, are hereby notified to
call aud settle the sans without delay. in order
10 save costs. IRA T. CLEMENT
sunbury, April se. 1915
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
BAN r NOTE LIST.
pENNsYLvANuA.

The following list shows the current value Of al
'ennsylvsnia Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
lance may he placed upon il. a. II is every sUeek
arefu,ly compared with ard corrected from Bick-
nell'e Reporter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
SILENCE
THAT
nREApFCL
corGH THE
LUS9a AREIN NAN
oER, tbs WORK OF THI
pEsrROTEa HAS HkEN RtGCS,

II IT 4 SOUND Or ptATH.
A REYOII A MOTHER! Your darling child
IA your idol and earthly joy, is now perhaps
confined TO her chamber by dangerous cold-h'r
pale cheeks. her isin shrunk-n fingers. tell The
hold ,dease has already. gained upon her-the
sound Of her sepulrhra' cough pie,ces your soul.
YOUNG MAN. when just about 10 enter life,
disease sheds heart rru-h,ne blight over the fair
prospects Of the future-yout hectic cough and fee
bIe limbs tell of your loss and hope, hu, you need
not despair. There 10 balm which will heal the
wounded lungs, il is
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
BRON CHITIs, ASTHMA Am DISEASE OF
THE WINDPIrE.

These disease, proceed from the seriosity or
corrupt humors of the blood, having tied i,,elf on
The throat and lungs and stopped them up, so lha,
they cannot draw suffcirn, air in for rrspratior.
DR.. SWEE rSER'S PANACEA wdi give i.ome'
date elief and To make the cure perfect. and Ger
tain. ii should he continued sore ii me after. Ia
Tree the syslem Of ull bad hur.ors,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
ID r. KIN K l. LIN .

ID II. KIN X l. LIN,
n. ". corner Of Sd and Union SIS, betueen Spruce
and Pine, l3 squares from the Exchange.
VOUNG MEN fyou value your life or your
II health, remember, the delay Of a month, nay,
even week, may prove your ruin. both of hody
and mind. Hence Let no false modesiy deter you
from making your case known to one Who from
education and respecability. alone b"fr'end
He who places himself under DR. KfNKELINS
treatment, may rcligiously coniids in his honor as
q gentleman, and in whose bosom will be forever
locked the secret the patient.
Too many think they will hug the secret u their
own hearta, and cure themselves, Alas how Of.
ten is this fatal delrscn. and how many a pro.
missing young man, who might have been an orns.
ment to society. has failed from the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding il inconvenien, 10 make personal applica-
tim, can. by stating their case explicitly, together
with all their symptoms. (per litter post paid.) have
forwarded to them chest containing DR.. ks me.
dicnes appropriated accordingly.
Packages of Medicines forwarded to any part Of
the United States at a moments notice.
ur Posr Fam LErrERs. addressed TO Dr. KrS
rrLIx. PhiladeIphia. will be promptly attended to
Oc'. 30h, ls47.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
GEESE g. SON.

No 45 Commerce Street Wha,J BALTIMORE.
Will receive and sell all kinds ofCountry Pro.
duce--Flour, Grain, &c.
n B. Particular attention given TO the sale
of Lumber. And cash advances made on con.
signments, when required.
April /, 1sIS.--4m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09

OLD "HITEY.-A gentleman who recently
paid visit to General Taylor says 'The
old white war horse was enjoying feast of
clover on the lawn near the house. The
General says he was offered thousand dol
lars for him few days since, and though
The money would be very acceptable, he me-
yer can bring his mind to part with SO true
friend.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09
p H L A d E l. p HIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.
solitary habits of youth. is

Estcbished Is years age. by DR.. KlNKELTN.
The oldest, surest and hest hand 10 cure ali forms
of secret diseases, diseases Of The skin and
solitary habits of youth, ia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09

EsA'Mrs, writing to the Pope, who in a
private letter to him reproached him with
ssnng meat IN Lent, replied, ~ have Catho-
M A'a', snt my stomach is altogether Luthe-
np
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-09-09

w kessEnr OF DS. DXRLbscpos--Circum
issaees have lately ,ranspired, by which the
parties who robbed Or Darlington, Presiden,
81 the Chester County Bank, will be brough,
10 jastice,A ifi TCTI9[1l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20

CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, Wednesday, July 19-2P.M VI.
ASHES are steady moderate sales of Pots at So and
Pearls at So S7h.
CorroN-This being steamer day, there is but little
doing; small sales are making at yesterdays prices.
CoFFEE-We note sale Of 1000 bags Sumrata at
private bargain.
FrsH.-Saes of 200 quintals Cod at 50 a71a.
FLOUR &C Western Canal -four renal ms steady with
fair demand for this and the Eastern markets. The
transactions up 100 barrels at S5a$5 O6 for
binary State, S. 1sslaS5 25 for fair Ohio and Mich
gan, So so q S. 621a for pure Genesee, and So
S71a SO 20 for fancy Southern is declining
There have been sales of thousand barrels
at S. rs Sc. Rye Flour rules dull at So SO So 62k
Meal continues firm at So 80 for Jersey sales 300 bbs
Wheat is depressed and operations limited sale Of
1900 bushels illinois made ut 92c. Corn continues
firm with sales of 5000 bushels at 54c 55c for round
Jersey, 40 SOC for mixed Western, and SO 53c for
yellow Southern. Rye is held firmly at 6s soc. Oats
at A 45c; sales 1000 Jersey at 3Sc.
WHIsKEy.-We note sale of 100 bbls Western,
at 22c
FREIGHTs.-Rates are without change of nome mt
Corn opganed for Liverpool at So I'D, in bags
and 3D. in bulk.
WEDNESDAY, July 1916 P, M
The market for common brands this State and west
ern, were heavy, and sales made at slight decline
compared with previous rates Pure to extra brands
made at about previous rates Some small lots
southern appeared in market and sold at full
prices. There was more doing in wheat, including
continued in good demand and sales of both mixed
and yellow were made at full prices. Meal remained
about the Sales of rye made at full prices
Oats were some frmer Provisions were less active at
yesterday prices. especially for and prime pork
Sugars continued in steady demand, with fair amount
of sales, at about previous rates.
AsHEs.-Sales Of 40 bbls both Sorts made at So
for pots and at SIS S71a for pearls.
BREADsrurFs-Fl om-Thc sales footed up 1000 u
5000 bbls in separate parcels among which about
3C0o bbls Oswego and common brands this State,
Black Rock &C. at 81 S7 So TX, with some lots of
Southern Ohio at So 25 lot of 100 bbs pure Geneee
sold at SIS GA and contract for 1000 bbls of fair
Genesee settled at 81 s71s old Southern flour
NAMED quiet at &c. sale of 40 bbls of Baltimore
was made at SO 371a. Wheat-Sales Of 5000 bushels
Genesee made at 81 Is; and sales Of 1000 100
bushels Wisconsin made at 9Oc; and 1900 do red
Western at Csc. Corn-The sales add up 20 25 900
bushels, including 1000 Western mixed, at soc; 1000
do Ohio do at the price; 100 do at AGO. 1900
tout Of order) at 4Sc; sales of $500 do round yellow
were made at soc; and 1000 5000 do sold private
terms supposed to be ut the same price. Meat-Saes
of 100 bbs Brandywine made at 50 621s and It's
do New Jersey at So so. Rys-Sales of 1900 1900
bushels made at 69c, and 400 do at 6Sc. Oats
Canal were held at 45c; Jersey and Southern
NAMED about the same.
CoTToN-The market continues firm, and holders
obtain rates which impossible at the close Of last
week. The sales to-day were 1900 bales for export.
r.,
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The cheapest and best place In the city 70 get
C0MMERCIAh AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


There is no improvement in the stock market. The
sales to-day larger than usual but prices remain
without alteration. So longsas the money market
tinues in its present condition any permanent ad
vance is entirely out of the question. Confidence,
credit capital, and every thing else upon which
mercial affairs generally depend, are impaired
sricted, and will be long time, fear before they
will be restored to their usual healthy state.
At the Second Board the sales small, at prices
current in the morning
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad company, for
the first seventeen days in july 1S4S SIS 692 o6
against $16272 So for the period in 1S47 show
ing increase of So 400 IA this year. equal to about
fifteen per cent This is much greater increase than
expected considering the weather experienced from
the LIST to the 18th of July There has been greater
increase in the business travel Of the road than nd
Gated by the above statement the increase not having
been great in the pleasure travel For the first f
teen days in the month the receipts increased only
S1257 So, while for the first seventeen days the in
crease was double that sum, showing the great in
fuence of fair weather upon important part of the
business of the company-the pleasure travel.
Sterling Exchange has BEEN for the last two steam
ers, in active demand, and the rates have been firm
at quotations. The Caledonia, for Liverpool
carried out $1l33 44 in SPECIE much less than
reported in the statement yesterday Tnere has been
as yet very little done in bills on the Continent.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES,

PApFIrruA July l9-trrh Board-s50 Treasury 6s, c,
10 500 Lehgh 6s 5s4 ~ 90 do 5 s Commercial Bank.
Mech Bank 2d 10 do Far Mechs Bank 52 100 do
NJ Copper Co. pa so do Girard Bank lo 100 do do s5wn,
1885, do O5 100 do do So O9; $50 do do, 1885 100
heading RR H. After SdesiS7 shs Grard Bank 01s; DO
N Jersey Copper Co. ~ Second Board-svo Urea Ma.
0i SlUO1ehgh Nav Int 53s 55 do 53 $500 Iehgh Nav
Coal Scrip 9 ~ shs Far Manufac Bk 62s 10 do Penn RR
Il 80 do Jersey Copper Co 2A
UAITMoRE, July SSO United States 6s OF 1867 1914
1900 haryapd6s 50 100 Baltimore 6s 1880 THi2 shs Sus
uuehannah Railroad S United States 6 OF 1907, closed at
II hid lC ash ed Treasury 6s l0i hid 0i asked Mary
land Gs % hid 70 asked Baltimore 6 Of 1890 at %
bid N asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shs at 81 bd 81
aMd.
BosroN July ls-Brokcr Boords shs Western Railroad,
iowa do do do 100 do Old Colony Railroad Sl1s do
Boston and Providence Railroad 81 80 DO Long Island Railroad
M Coz 20 do Norwich and Worcester Railroad, 3 10 do
do Reading Railroad. 10 2j do do do sl6 10; 100 do
do DO w ~ 100 do East Boston Co. 2 mos 100 do do
do DO l mos IL Rights Boston aud Maine Railroad 40
CS do do do 90, 371S.
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Died.

On Wednesday morning, 10th instant, of consump-
ton JAMES A. VAN BusKIRK the 10th year of his age,
in the joyful hope Of bssful immortality beyond the
grave.
The fre nds and relatives of the family invited to
attend his funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at two
o'clock, from the Reformed Dutch Church, at Temp
kinsve. Quarantine Landing, Staten Island.
On the 10th instant, ELLEN GLESNEH the wife of
Michael Glennen late of the parish of St Johns
ty of Roscommon, Ireland aged 50 years.
Her friends and acqua ntance and also her brother,
Patrick Donney are invited to attend her funeral at
o'clock this afternoon from her late residence Ia
South street.
SPHINX wife of Thomas b Sphinx, aud eldest daughter
of Thomas Scott. aged IS years and months.
Her friends and acQuan lance and those of Thomas
Scott jr are invited attend her funeral from her
late residence 60 Market street this rhursday) after
noon. at O'Clock, without further invitation.
Phadelpbia papers please copy.
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INV BEDroRD On MARKLr, July l7.-Sperm.-There
has been brsk demand since last but the trans
a items include only few parcels amounting TO abe ut
go bb The sales are $50 bbls at g0c, and 800 do
lots the prices Of which did not learn Holders are
very firm, and demand an advance. sale Of 1900 gall
Ions I'd quality winter oil was made at ITO cts, mos.
Whale Is In good demand, and prices well sustained
We notice sales Of cargo of 100 barrels mostly W
Coast, for home at SIC and 200 do w Coast at
34k. The stock hand in this district, in first
and second hands, is estimated at 5000 bbls Last
year. same time, the stock 20 900 barrels Sperm
Candes.A sale Of 800 boxes was made, at 20 cents
m
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WASHINGTON, July II, lS4s.
DoI,yicc

1t cannot be concealed that If the barnburners
are creating much trouble In the ranks of the de-
mocracy, on the other hand there is lack OF that
harmony and enthusiasm among the wings which
is essential to the election of their candidate
That Mr.. Cass is not the strong man of the demo-
cratic party is evident, from the events that have
lately taken place in New York and elsewhere
but 1t is equally manifest, that the wings have
been too sanguine as to the effect of General Tay-
lor's nomination on the mass of the people, The
mass of the people are democrats, and If General
Taylor had but maintained his determination to
keep aloot from party, 1t is extremely probable
they would have gwen him a general support.
His nomination by the wings has cooled the az
dor OF his democratic friends. II he accept it, he
Will lose their support. IL, on the contrary, he
still hold TO his first resolve to be the candidate of
no party, the dlsaiiected wings will have abun-
dant pretext for desertlon.
Already the dlsafiected feeling is spreading with
alarming rapidity. The Clay wings are not TO be
solaced by any Establishments. They not yet
reconclled, however much the Taylor men may
represent different state OF things as existing.
learn that Mr.. Clay himself has written letter to
Mr.. John NJ Bolts, assuring him that the state
ment OF Mr.. Leslie Coombs, to the effect that he
(Mr Clay would support the nomination of Gen.
Taylor, is wholly unauthorized. This taken IN
connection with MIR. Anderson's letter, mentioned
in communication few days since, will afford
some indication OF the state of feeling at present
prevailing among Mr.. Clay's friends.
There Is another cause of complaint. They
aver that General Taylor's nomination was com
passed by renegades from the democratic party,
few old staunch wings having had any agency in
1t. They declare that these men have crept INTO
the wing party for the purpose OF sowing in it the
seeds offs destruction, and that in nominating &C.
neral TAYLOR, whose whiggery is of an equivocal
stamp. they have inflicted mortal wound upon the
party In proof of this they point to Mr.. Cost John
sons platform, in which all the old wing issues
and principles are formally abandoned.
Both parties, relying,upon what has happened at
former elections declare their conviction that the
diafected will return to their allegiance and their
senses before November This, in the present
state of things, is scarcely probable. Mr. Dix,
who is shrewd man, gave pledge to his mid
night vlslters, who were celebrating by torchlght
the ratification of the Baltimore nominations, that
those nominations should meet with no opposition
from HIM and yet he is now striving to impress
his friends IN New York with the belief that he
will cooperate in the revolutionary movement of
the barnburners. On the other hand the Clay
wings appear determined to persist in their revolt
from the standard of General Taylor.
GALvIENsIs.