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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
TESTIMONY.

r4.. PHILA, Dec 1ith, 1877.
OF Dr. Drakes Panacea, will say that although perfect
disbelicvcr in the existence OF PASAcEA
diseases however valuable may be in certain conditions
Of the system, still have believed that for Consump
ton would be discovered Inter- and curiosity led
me to try your medicine in two very inveterate cases
They were pronounced by the attending physicians to be
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, and abandoned by them IN
cuRABLE. One the persons had been under the treat
ment of several very able practitioners for number of
and they said had sold fashioned Cosnption
combine with Scroula and that she might nger for sous
time but could MT bc permanently relieved In both
the effect oil the Pinacea has been gratifying. Only
four five bottles used by OF the persons before
she began improve rapidly. The other took about
will only add that familiar am with consumption by
inheritance and by extensive observation study, and
knowing also the injurious effects nine
Of tar, bonese and other vegetable oncs, well as of
recommsdea ne hGe 81 rakt h;t ;tfeF eF haesh
acquainted with The ingredients Suffice it to say that these
recommended by most popular and scientific physi
cans and in their present combined state, form probably
the best Alternative that has ever been made. The is
In accordance with theory of COnsunipon broached in
Frnncc few years ago, by OF her mos; eminent wri-
ters on medicine ani now established by facts which adj
Very Respectfully Yours, L. C. GUNN.
To use The language Of ano,her "Dr Draes Panacc in
euys slluary in lis eccsnever injurious 1t is not as
Opiac-it is and Expecorat. 1t is intended to lul
The invalid into fatal security 1t is great remedya
grand healing and curative compound the great and only
remedy which medical science and skill has yet produced
for the treatment OF this hitherto unconquered malady. And
person afflicted with this dread disease. will be Just to
himself and his friends, he 20 down TO the grave without
testing s virtues single bottle, in cases, will pro-
duce favorable change in the condition of any patient
however low"
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies' Of pale complexion and consumptve habits, and
such debatcd by those distractions which females
liable to- restored BY the bottle two to
bloom vgor II is by far the best remedy discovered
for weakly Children and suc have bad humors being
pleasant they take it, 1t Immediately restores the appetite
strength and color.
Nothing be surprising than it's invigoratiug c
fects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and ms
sudc before taking it, at become robust and full of
energy under its influence. 1t immediate countcracs the
nervelcssiess Of the female frame.
.CACTION-Bc careful and see that you get the scnu-
ine Dr. DRAKHs PASAcEA-- has the signature of GEo =
STORES on the wrapper-aid also the name sDR DRAxEs
PANAcEA, PniIA.n blown in the glass.
Prepared only by SroaRs Co.. Druggists No 81 North
Sixth ST., Philadelphia.
Agent for Sunbury-H MASSER.
Sold also by WIZ A. MuRRAx & Co, Danvire H. SirAEr
ER, Milioni MARY McCor, Northumberland; E. r. LrIz,
Bloomsbury. a 4.
April 1, isie--1y ....-,a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
1OuUsaIm.

\ LII persohs indebted 70 the snbsesiber, by
note or hook account, are hereby notiird to
call snd settle The sane w',hoa' delay. y order
ssstuvy, April 20. fe<e-- ,. sseaN - (
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
BRON CHITIs. ASTHMA AND DISEASE OF
THE WINDPIpE

These disease proceed from the seriosity or
crrupthumors nf the hio"d. having t'iei l.eif on
the thr'~, and lungs. and stopped them up 50 ,hs,
the, csnno, draw sufficient air in 20, resp,rat,u,.
Dr. sWEErSER's PANACEA will sise immr
date re lief and to make The cure psrfsc, and ce,
tain, Il shonLi he continued some lia,e after, T..
Tree the system of alI bad Luuors. l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
FOR ERuPTroNS OF THE SKIN.

Scuryy, scorbntc Affections, Tumors, White Swelling,
Eryspehs, Ulcers, Cancers Running Sores Scabs and
Bcs DR. Drakes Panacea cannot be too highly extolled;
searches out the very root OF the disease and permanent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

pENNsYLvANIA.

The fclIowing liz, shows the current value Of slI
'ennsvivania Bank Mites The most implicit re.
l,nnce may no psseed upon H. o. II Il every sceek
arrfnlly compared With ard corrected nom Bick.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
FEyER AND AGUE.

Fever is slSnys csussd W disosdsrIy move
shins ,hs, s,.sumts,. i In fact every Lind of &
YER is noshing mMs than sruggls between The
blood end sssssss huasss, end - sssa y shs cor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

No medicine perhaps has ever been discovered which
gives much tone to the stomach and tho
lion healthy gasrcju TO decompose tho food as Dr.
Drake's paiacea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
SILENCE
THAT
paE,pFCL
COUGH THE
LUNGS ,REIS NAN.
GER, TIM WORK OF TIKI
DEsTnOvGu HAs B,E> Ni6UN,
Tux c"rGH op CONsUMrrI0N HATH

~ II sOUND"r DsATH.
A RE lOIf A MOTHER? Your darling child
"A your dol and earthly iw. is now perhaps
confined To her chamber hv q dangerous cnld-h =
pale cheeks, her lin shrunkrn fngcrs. tell The
h"li d ease has already gained upon he'--lhe
sound Of her sepul' hra cough Ji-,css y"nr soul.
YOUNG MAN. when just sh ut 10 enter life.
disease sheds hear crushing blight over the f.i,
prospects of the iuiu'e-ynur hecnc cough and Ee
hle limbs tell "f your loss and hope, hu, y"u need
not despair There is balm which will heal the
wouHt,d lungs il il
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14
DIR. swEETsER'S
ID - ~ ~ ca 0 A q

HVHIs NJ. dicine is wnrrsn''d, on os,h. moi to
contain q particle of Cal"rnel. Corrosive Sub
'instr, Arsenic, ChIoride Ct Gold, or any dsl.te.
vous minerals 49, ~ A
!. The principle upon which this Medicine acts. !.
hv sssisline md harmcniiue with ns'urrt j.
drives out ell foul arsimcnicus humors ft'm the
hiood and M~lv. AID by asrin'ilss'na with and
,strenssheni"e nhs gastric juice of the stomach, II
assists diaes ion In short there IL not VEIN as'e
W. MUSCLE or nrrve in the human bodv. that is
M, strengthened ty the PANACEA. snd Il aIsr
pcsserses the remarkahle rroperty Of removing
mercury from the homes and join's. e'r"
r FOR ERrPTTONs Of THE SKIN,
scurvy. scorhu'it Affections. Tumors, scrfuia o.
Kipss' Evi Z, White Swelline.. Fry y-iprlas. Ulcers
Cancers. Running So'es. Scah. anil Bile. tint
, and . dr,esn,inrd perseverance, IN d SWEET
SER'S PANACEA, will effect . cure
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

Spinal affections, nargement uf the ho, cs AMI
joints, white swelnes, hip joint complaint, rup.
'u,es, falling Of The bowels and ~om disease. viii
find speedy oure ia DR.. SWEETSER'S PA
NACEA. Where the disease has been of ,pe
.,sndins, the time required 10 make cure will e
longer; hut the patent may rest assured lha, a
determined perseverance will effect il.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-14

Tie oniy kun'vn Medcine hat nj the snue time
purgrs mn, fes and ',reogthens me sysiem.
Lo>nox july 7, 1876.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE JoURNA1
INDIANAPoL1s. January u. 1913.

O1A11 CfN%Nf ~ - 49,
Messrs. W. Fl, Chandler d Co-The Wing
State Convention has been in session during
the day, and just closed its labors. The num-
Der ofdelegates in attendance is unusually large.
Much good feeling and a steady devotion to
Wing principles has been manifested. All
seem to be full of hope that the contest upon
which we are soon to enter will result in the
complete triumph of The Wing Party. Gener-
al TAYLOR had in the Convention many warm
friends and enthusiastic admirers. So had Gen
eral ScoTT and Judge McLAIN. But every
WING heart thrilled with rapture, whenever the
name of Mr.. CLAY was mentioned. The Con-
~vention, however, governed by a wise and pru-
dent policy, declined expressing a preference
for any man. Delegates toa National Conven-
ton have been appointed, and they go without
instruction. JOHN MITCHELL, Esq, is the del
| egate from Vanderburgh. J.G. MARSHALL and
G.. S. ORTIZ are Electors for the State, and JOIN
PITCHER. of Posey, for the First District.
Nothing of importance has been done in the
Legislature. since it met on Monday last. A
bill has been introduced into the House grant
ing a charter for the construction of a Rail Roac
from Terre Haute to Evansville, and referred Il
a committee composed of the Representative.
from the counties through which the road viii
pass.
The Governor delivered his annual messag
on yesterday. A large part Off is taken up ii
the discussion of the Bank, Tariff, and Wa
questions. But you win receive the documen
itself as soon as you will receive this letter.
The weather, for a few days past, has beef
intensely cold, but is now moderating. w,
have had a fine deep snow; and the sleigh
have been dashing about the streets filled viii
glad hearts, ardent in the pursuit of the plea
sures of the season. Yours, &C.,
J, E. 3.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

WHIG STATE CONVENTION The reader will
find in to-day's Journal the proceedings of the
Wing State Convention recently held at In
dianopolis. We publish them entire. The
State Journal pays the Convention the follow
ing lnerited compliment:
We have been present at all the State Con
v~entions which have assembled in this city
since 1889, and innone of them did more union
and harmony prevail than characterized the
proceedings last Wednesday. Every Wing
present was actuated by one motive, all de
sired the contamination of the same object
the elevation of a man to the Presidency, who
will administer the affairs of the nation as IN
tended by the Republican Fathers who brought
itinto existence.
Although a diversity of opinion existed a
mong the numerous delegates in attendance as
10 vino ovy5Hs to TIC selected by a National Con
v~ention. there will be no difference among
them when that selection is made.
The electoral ticket is one that cannot fal
giving entire satisfaction. 1t will not lose il
comparison with that formed by our oppo
rents, and l5e think it exceeds them in ever
particular.
The delegates returned to their homes witt
a full determination to 90 to work from nov
until the Presidential election to secure th'
triumph of their principles.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

The CHOLERA IN LoNDoN.-The London cor
respondent of the National LntelEigencer, in
his latest letter, furnishes the following start
ling intelligence.
"a more alarming piece of news is, that the
cholera is undoubtedly in London, and has bro
ken out with extreme virulence in Golden Lane
and other densely populated parts of the city
The police keep watch and ward there 10 In.
terdict communication. The symptoms of the
disease are of a very alarming nature, exhibit
ing itself in plague spots and other fearful char.
acferistics. This is truly a melancholy Close
to my communication. Hope the matter i
made The worst of, but have many fears.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

FoRTITUpE OF WoMAN JUST Previous TO
HER ExEcUTIoN.-A woman by the name of
Mary Burdock was tried at the Bristol. (Eng.)
assizes for the murder of a Mrs. Smith. She
protested her innocence; but the jury found
her guilty, and she was ordered for execution.
The following account of the sang froid with
which she treated the matter, is given IN the
Bristol Journal. Such accounts have some
thing in them so mixed up of a fulness and &c
centricity, that whilst we shudder we can
scarce repress a smile:
On quitting the bar, she was taken to the
prisoners room under the Court, when she
manifested the most perfect indifference to her
situation. She was visited by her relations,
including her brother and her children.
Seeing them moved by the scene then pas
sing, she desired them to be quiet, sand not to
come there to make her low spirited" and i'm
mediately turning to her solicitor, said. "Now
let US to bnsiness-about the $500 in the bankg
They can't hold it, that's all stuff. What will
be left for the children, when all the bills are
paid?" Her attorney having answered her. she
turned quickly round to her brother and said,
''Mind, Jem, you tar his bill" On being
pressed not then to think of this worlds con-
Germs, she said, II must attend to business
She then called Mrs. Vowles, the matron of the
prison, and asked. "Who makes the Jail cof-
fins?'
On receiving an answer, she again turned
to her brother and desired him 'sto get a good
strong plain coffin" adding, .'but mind you
are not to pay more than e forit," atthe same
time moving herself up from the bed, and lif-.
ting her elbows, she said, .sMind, it must be
full sized, and let it be lined with flannel, and
mind that | have a loarm comfortable shroud,
and don't let the coffin be screwed down too
tight; r~ecollect that it must be brought to me
this e~vening-Tll have it put by bed side"
Her conduct during the final and awful
scene was equally cool. When the hangman
was a adjusting the rope round her neck, she
asked him if he could not 'fput something
soft roundr
On reaching the platform it rained, and an
umbrella was asked fer by an officer, for the
clergyman, The criminal being desired by the
Governor to move on withhim, she said, "No.
| will wait for the umbrella" She was again
reminded to proceed, bit repeated that she
would wait for the umbrella.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

YIELDING TO PUBLIC SENTIMENT.-The Pope
has lately granted a dispensation in a case Of
marriage ola Catholic with a Jewess; and in
doing it, suggests that though these marriages
are uncannonical, yet when consummated by
the civil authorities, they hod better be qrinhed
at by the Churches. q
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

Nrw LoAN.-The Philadelphia Enquirer
says that the Cashiers of several of the Banks
of New York and Philadelphia. have been in
vited TO Washington. The object no doubts to
confer as the best means of raising a new lear
for Government.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

) OCEA fellow calling himself w Cornelius,
found himself at the Mayors office this NOR
ming on charge of stealing Lieut.. Sandford's
purse and one hundred and thirty or forty dol
lars. He broke into Lieut.. Sandfords room
sometime during last night and stole the mo-
ney from his pockets, one hundred and two
dollars of which was recovered this morning.
For want of bail he went to Jail.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

GALLANTRY.-There is place in New Hamp-
shire where they never have any old maids
Whena girl reaches t~wenty-nine, and is still
on the ladder OF expectation, the young fellows
club together, and draw lots for her. Those
who escape pay a bonus to the one who get:
her. There's g~allantry for you.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

oCE-It is said that two or three cases of
small pox are reported at indianapolis. One
of the editors of the Sentinel has been attacked
with it. tits believed another stampede viii
take place among the members of the Legisla-
ture. The only pity is that they found their
way back the last tifae.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

DEMAND FOR THE BlBLE.-The American Bi-
BILE Society are now printing, at their establish
ment in Nausau street, New York, about TO-
900 copies of Bibles and testaments monthly
equal to 840,0 00 annually-and yet are not
able to meet the constantly increasing de.
! mand.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27
Prirate and Confdential.
Respectfully. yours.
GEORGE
Commodore DAVID CONNER,

I |TOU0''
In reply to this Com. Conner informs the
Navy Department of the arrival ofSanta Anna
at Vera Cruz, and says: II could have easily
boarded the vessel, butt deemed it most prop
rer not TODD so. allowing it to appear as if he
had entered without my concurrence" He
then enters into speculations as to the reception
ofSanta Anna would probably meet with from
the people.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

The London Punch saysi it is not true that
the railway works are being stopped for want
o firon; but the fact is that they are delayed for
want of tin.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

EDWIN CRoswELL, editor Of the Albany Ar
gus, it is rumored, is to have the appointment
of Minister to the Russian Court.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

a FuGITIYE FROM IRELAND ARREsTED.-A
heartless Irishnan named VIM. R. Derensey,
has been arrested in New York, for running a
way fgom the county of Monaghan, Ireland,
with f600, being part of the donations contri-
buted inshis country for the relief of the starry
ing Irish, He had bought farm in New Jer-
sey, with the money, and was living very ca
silly upon it. He got possession of the stolen
money as a Commissioner on Works at home.
He was III this country six years ago, and left
a wife and two children here. Shortly after
embezzling the relief funds, it is said he mar
ried another wife abroad, from whom he OBJ
teined some 9l 800 more, and then deserving
her, fed,to this country, and joined his first
wife and children. On being arrested he con
fessed the embezzlement, and refunded some
$1,000. Thomas Warner, Esq. counsel for
the British officer. proceeded to Washington
for authority to deliver him for trial in Eng
land.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

&C. We are again under obligations to Mr..
James Russell, clerk of the fine packet Hiber-
hernia, for late Louisville papers.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

OEMaj. w. w. Bliss of Gen. Taylor's staff,
passed through Montgomery, Alabama, on the
18th, on his route to Washington city.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

GEN. BuTLEE's DIvIsIoN.-one Regiment OF
Indiana and one of Tennessee troops arrived
in the city of Mexico on the 18th ult. They
are the advance of Gen. Buffers train. The
remainder of the Division was expected there
ina day or two, They all looked well, though
somewhat worn by the fatigue of the march.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

nF ALLEN C. HALLocK, is the Agent for
the New Jersey Mutual Insurance Company,
said to be one of the best institutions of the
kind in the Union.
ssThe duty of the husband and parent to pro-
vide, when in health, for those who are DEEPEN
dent on him, is conceded by all. A regard to
the same obligations should lead him, while
living, to provide for their comfort and support
after his death. Amid all the plans formed to
accomplish this object. none have proved mole
successful than those furnished by well-regula-
ted associations for Life Insurance..
Those who wish 10 learn the particulars in
relation to this company, rates, &c, are di-
rected tecall at the Agency, Main street Ey-
a~nsville.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

STATE TRUsTEE.-We learn by gentlemen
from indianapolis that Mr.. Puett. l~ocofoco,
hes been elected BY the Legislature. State
Trustee.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

..Why was the battle of Resaca de la Palma
like the marriage of Adam aud Eve? Because
it was a short engagement followed by a long
race"
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

COMET ExPEcrED.-The almanacs for 184e
says that a return of Pingree's comet, which
appeared in 1852 and 1876, is expected this
year.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27
THE JOURNAL.
TERMS OF -ADyERTISING:
SATURDAY, JANUARY aa, fs4s.

GEFhe reader win find on our first page
the Message of the President, declining to give
the information desired by the House of Repre-
sentatives in relation TO the return of Santa
Anna 10 Mexico. &c. and the debate which
sprung up in the House on its reading. Among
other official documents accompanying the
message is the celebrated pass to Santa Anna.
asfollows:
Private and Confidential.
US. NAVY DEPARTMENT, May IS, 1916.
COMMODORE: If Santa Anna endeavors tC
enter the Mexicans ports, you will allow hin
to pass freely.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

0z-Informationfrom Washington says it
will be made manifest on the highest authori-
ty, that there is a deficit of fourteen millions
more than is represented by the Secretary OF
tbe Treasury.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 70, To I. NJ.
The Congressional proceedings to-day are
unimportant.
In the Senate, Mr.. Mangum's resolution cal
ling for Gen. SCOTS plan for the further prose
ton of the war was adopted.
Mr.. Bagby offered a resolution declaring tina
the. General Governmenthad no power to make
internal Improvements.
Mr.. Badger offered a resolution declaring The
ten regiment bill, and the further prosecution
of the war as unconstitutional.
The House was engaged in debating Mr.
Trist's correspondence with the Mexican Com
misSinnerS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

FRosT At BosToS.-Ihcre was heaNy "os. IN
this vicinity last night. which we fear has na1 wnner
ing and bightng Influence upon the dshliss ana other
tender plants and vines in OF the gardens IN our
neighborhood. The thermometer Indicated ~ degree
in koxbury in some other towns tho mercury leu
lower aud water was frozen. Some weeks OF warm
and sunny weather yet wanted to perfect ,ne sA
bella and Catawbs grapes in some places ana IpeH
ounces and Winter pears. Boston journal, @'th'
THr Prosecutor PROsEcUrED.-James Feni-
more Cooper the Novelist. who has Instituted so many
su- for libel against Editors, has recently become Nun
self the subject OF prosecution; sun having ooen
Instituted against him, by Clergyman named llhsny
al Albany " y fer charging him with beng hhr snu
a scoundrel unit to preach, sc. Inc defendant mas
pat in pleas justfyng his various charges Bost trans
PENNSYLVANIA HORTICULTURAL SOclErf.-lhe
GROSS proceeds OF the Autumns Exhibition OF TINS 90
Glory held last week 1T the Chinese Museum, Phadei
mia amounted 10 the OF g 600 The exhioltion'
although not quite equal those OF preceding yesrs
wa. nevertheless very fine, and attracted great deal
OF attention. =, NJ
~ Hon. c. c. p HAsTrNGs OF Mendon, Mass.
died suddenly on the 18th, Of apopexy. MI hasuns'
has been member of the state senate.