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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-07
TESTIMONY.

PnnA. Dec. Ith, lsi7.
OF DIR. brakes Panacea will say, that although perfect
dsbeever in the existence OF PANAcEA, for ALL
Diseases however valuable it may be in certain conditions
Of the SYSTEM still have believed that cure for Consump
ton would be discovered later and curiosity led
me to try your medicine in two very yeterate cases
They were pronounced by the attending physicians be
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION and abandoned by them as IN
cURABLE One of the persons had been under the treat
ment of several very able practitioners for number
years, and they said she had "od fashioned Consumption
combine with Scrofua," and that she might inger for
time but could not be permanently relieved In both
the effect Of the Panacea has been gratifying Only
four five bottles used by the persons before
will only add that familiar as am with consumption by
inheritance and by extensive observation a study and
knowng also the injurious effects in nine cases out Of ten
of tar boneset, and other vegetable toncs well
of the expectoranis and sednves should never have
recommended the OF Drakes Panacca if had not been
,"i ., II % . iss.:s NY aas, ,@ ,nTse
clans, and III their present combined state probably
the best Alternative that has been nde. The cure IS
~ accordance with theory OF Consumption broached i'm
ters on medicine and now established by facts which ad
Very Respectfully Yours, LC GUNN.
To the language another 'Dr Drake's Panacea in
always sautary IN its efiects-never injurious 1t is
Opiaet is not and Expectoran II not intended ul
the invalid into fatal security II is great remedy-a
grand healing and curative compound the great and only
remedy which medical science and skill has vet produced
for the treatment of this hitherto maady And
no person afflicted with this drc,d disease will be just to
himself and his friends he down the grave without
testing It's virtues single bottle cases. will pro-
duce favorable change in the condition of any patient
however owh
TO THE LADIES
ladies OF pale complexion and consumptive habits and
such as are debiaed by those distractions which females
aie liable to, restored by the OF bottle or two TO
bloom vgor II is by far the best remedy ever discovered
ior weakly children, and such as have bad humors being
pleasant they take it, 1t Immediately the appetite
strength and color 'rN'
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvgorating
ects on the human frame. PesOis all weakness and las
stude before taking it, at become robust and full of
energy under ITS influence. 1t immediate Junteracts the
nervelessness of the female frame.
CAuTlON-Be careful and that you get the gepu-
Inc Dr. BRAKES PANAcEA- has the signature of Gro F.
SroRRs on the wrapper-and also the ''DR DRAKE.
PANAcEA PHu.A" blown in the glass
Prepared only by SroRRs Co.. Druggists No II North
Sixth St, Philadelphia.
Agent for Sunbury-H. MASSER.
Sold also by VIM A. MURRaX& & Co. Danyile H. SuAEF
ER, Milton; MARY Mccoy, Northumberland; f. p LuIz
Boomsbug.
April J. 1sis-ly
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these Safes made OF boiler on the inside case Of soap
sone and between the outer and case is space
Of some three inches Thick and filed in with ndestruc-
tibe MATERIAL to make it an mpossbiy TO burn any
of the contents inside OF this Chest These Soapsone S,
iamanders prepared and do challenge the world 10
produce any article in the shape OF Book Safes that will
stand as much heat, and hold ourselves ready at all
times u have them fairly tested by public bonfire We
also continue to manufacture large and general assort
ment OF our Premium Atght Fire Preof Safes Of which
ere are over 500 now in USE and in every instance they
have given entire satisfaction to the purchasers-f which
we will refer the public TO few gentlemen who have
them III use.
Haywood Snyder Pottsville Joseph G. Ia,yton
Ftsyile MI, William Carr, Doylestown, Pa
~ 4 g. Taylor, 129 north ID ST.; Wright 4 Nephew
me 81 wharf Alexander CaIor, Conveyancer corner Of
pGer' and 9th sts John Ford % north ad ST. Myers
DIR. David Jayne, south 3D. ST.; Mathew T Miller ao
south ID ST. and we could hundreds of others
II II were necessary Now invite the attention OF the
public and particularly those in want OF Fire Proof Sfe
to call at our store before purchasing elsewhere and we
can satisfy them they will get better and cheaper article
at store than at any other establishment in the CITY
We also manufacture the ordinary Fire Proof Chests
very prices cheaper than they can be bought al
other store in Philadelphia
DAVID EVANS,
JOHANNES WATSON.
Philadelphia, April 9, 1siS-iy
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INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA

No medicine perhaps has been discovered which
gives much tone to the stomach and the
on of healthy gastric juice to decompose the food DR.
Drake's Panacea
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GEESE g. SON.

MERCHANTS,
No 4s Commerce Street Wha,C BALTIMORE.
Will receive and sell all kinds of Country 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 |, lS4S-4m
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SILENCE
THAT
DREADFUL
coUsH Tue
LUNGS ARE IN DAN.
eER, THE WORK OF THE
nIsTn0YgR mas BEEN BfGUN,

~ W SOUND Of DEATH.
a RE YOU MOTHER? Your darling child,
"a your idol and earthly joy, is now perhaps
confined to her chamber by dangerous cold-h,r
pale rhefks. her isin shrunkrn fingers, tell The
hold di ease has already gained upon her-the
sound OF her srpu'chrai cough ie,ces your soul.
YOUNG WAN, when just about to enter life,
disease sheds hear crushing blight over the fair
prospects of the inu'e-your hectic cough and fee.
h'e limbs tell Of your loss and hope, hut you need
not despair There is balm which will heal the
wounl,d lungs il is
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SALAM AMBER.
ProsiTE THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE

Manufacture and keep constant
Y ON hand, "A large assortment OF
the above articles, together with
Their Patent Improved Salamander
FlRE-PROOF SAFES, which
are Sd constructed us TO set at rest
all manner Of doubt as to their
being strictly fre-proof, and that
they will resist the FIRE OF any
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FOR DIGESTION,

Rejection Of food, Nausea, Vomiinss, Nervous at.
tcc,ions, Bilious complaints, Head ache, Pa'enrss,
or Female Irregularities. Dr.. SWEETSERS Pa
NACEA will soon effect cure but If ohstipate.
or attended with gripping. fying pains, the dose
should be increased and the cure will soon be ef.
fected. lie, not the patients frghten themselves
with the idea that they are too weak to take much
medicine; hut hear in mind that this mildly cpe-a-
ting med cine put not weakness into the Frame but
most certainly draws weakness out, leaves strength
in its place, and by giving composed s'ecp al night,
and appetite TO relish any food re.onima'es the
whole frame with vigorous action, clearing the
mind and improving the sight.
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DIR. sWEETsER's
-P a. ~ ~ "a I'M a

TlHTS Medicine is warranted, on oath. no, to
contain Q particle of Calomel Corrosive Sub
iimate, Arsenic. Chloride cf Gold, OF any delete.
rous minerals.
The principls Upon which this Medicine acts /.
nv assisting and barmonising with Ds'uve; n
drives out oil foul acrimonious humop from the
bIood and body. and by sssimia'inr with and
strengthening the gastric juice Of the stomach, II
assists digestion; in short there is not vein ar'e.
~, muscle or nerve in the human body, that is
not strengthened by the PANACEA. snd It also
possesses the remarkable property Of removing
mercury from the homes and joints.
FOR ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN,
Scuvvy, Scorbu'io Affections, Tumors. Scrofula Of
Kings' Evi White Swellines, Erysipelas, Ulcers
Cancers. Running Sores. Scabs and Biles time
and determined perseverance, in d SWEET
sER's PANACEA, will effect cure
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S3J,l63,747
Total


NoTE. During the same period our imports Of specie
have amounted 2,ji4 eyj ana cXpus of specie 10
$685. OOi.
Here il will be that, taking these four cities,
which comprise more than three -Darths Of the com
mere. Of the country, the balance Of trade for the
last six months is nearly S30,OJJOJO against Us, and
that specie is rapidly leaving The cpuutry; the cX
cess Of specie exported during this period beng
about SIS, OJ,OJD above the import. We have had
pleasing accounts Of the great balance of trade in
favor; and golden dreams Of specie flowing into the
country and filing the vaults Of the SuDtrca>ury,
presented TO US by the Secretary Of the Treasury
But already that average harvest in Europe
has turncd the tables against It's, and d!spated those
golden visions.
The present condition of the money market, and
the general depression Of business must reduce the
imports for the last half of the year. All experience
shows that prosperity in our industrial pursuits at
home contributes greatly to the increase OF our com
mercC; and that we never purchase foreign fabrics
freely when money is plenty in the country.
1t is true that Imports al the present time are
heavy, but the depression OF prices shows that we
have large supply on hand, and leads us TO expect
that the future imports viii BE- light. The pcTnclUuS
effects Of the tariff Of 1875 and OF the drain Of specie
from the country 10 support foreign are be-
ginning to develop themselves. Manufactures al
ready feel thu shock. The cotton, wooIlcn and iron
interests of the country greatly depressed; and
with depressed manufactures may soon anticipate
parayZrd agriculture and stagnant commerce.
Even if the tide Oftradc should continue TO give
us large revenue during the present year, its IN
evitablc effect would be to diminish revenue for
the neXt and leave great deficit on the 3Oth
of June, 1919, though il fell within this year 1t
should also be observed that the heavy impOrtaons
of tea generally come in in the spring, and this is
free of duty, no revenue will be Obtained from that
SOur
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WEEKLY MMERCIAL JOURNAL.

numbers are to join them in the spring, when their
Fella VIII suddenly become populouS prairie town.
IL Is singular sight, says correspondent of the
Christian lntelligencer; the velvet jackets and wood
en- shoes oil these purans Of the 10Th century, in
the midst OF the praires Of the New Purchase, that
stretch from the Des Moincs to the Cheeaque, in
central Iowa. They are living in camps covered
with tent CLOTH grass and bushes, the sides barr
caded with all sorts Of odd looking boxes and chests
from the Netherlands. These people are respect
able and intelligent When they took the oath Of
allegiance TO the United States, few weeks since,
but two made their marks Many Of the leading
men possess unusual refinement and education
BALTIMORE.-CIT APPOINTMENTS.
Among the various appointments made by the
Mayor, which have been confirmed by both Branches
of the City Council 10 convention were the follow
ing
Directors on the part Of the City in the Baltimore
and Chesapeake Steam IOlUiHg COmpany-Mcssrs.
Robert c. Wright, William Mason and Hugh Jen-
kins.
assessors Of 1cr-J. Smith IIollins aud Joseph
Brown.
appeal 7ar Co1at-Joseph Brown, J. Smith Hol-
Inns, and Henry Snyder.
Board Of HcalM-Dr. William T. Leonard, City
Physician; James Percgoy, Commissioner Of IL sath;
DR.. L. Chasty, Assistant do. do; DIR. Danl. H. Law
renee, Health officer.
City Collcctor-Hcnry Snyder.
HuTbor MaStcrS-lst District, Thomas HELEN; ID
do, Adj Pindcll; Sd do, John K Carroll; 4th do,
Samuel Thomas.
Inspectors Of Butter and Lard-JohH B. Frey and
Adam Settler.
Inspector Of Beef and Pork-Andrew H. Wells.
Inspector Of Weights and Measures S. Il. Kirby
Inspector Of Long and Dry lMeasmeS-J. Richter.
Inspector Of ChWcoaL-Gcorgc Kcnly.
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

COnSre~siOnaI-9 he Loan EiIi-Extract from
The speech of Mr.. Hnosun of Massachusetts,.
The asccrtained expenditures Of the last year
set down by MIR Walker at ) 9,45l, III; while the
estimate for the present year So ,6l5 500; being
$S34,5l7 less than the actual expenditures of last
year. The imprcbability of this result will appear
from the facts already stated. We have already
that the army in the field the present year is 800
rank and file greater than it last year, and there
vacancies amounting TO more than 5000 in
the regular and volunteer forces which the President
is authorized II FILL and which he is filling with
all possible despatch. The Executive has informed
that they have already ascrrtaincd dcic cncics in
the different Departments in the appropriations Of the
last session, for the present fiscal year OF 4 22)
S4i. From every view we can take of the subjt
| am satisfied that the estimates from eight 10
ten millions too low. 1t is difficult, and even impos-
sblc estimate the expenses Of campaign with per-
feet accuracy; but have data before sufficient
TO show that the estimates OF the Departments
not at all reliable. Though the Secretary Of the
Treasury cstmat,s th, total expenditure for the year
IS4S at SjI,Gl5,llf, | have no doubt but that we
may add SIS, 500, OlO to this estimate with perfect
safety, bringing the total expenditures of the year
up to SG7, lO0,O 900. On the other hand, am salts
fled that the Secretary of the Treasury has
tmatcd his receipts. He sets down his means for
the year ending June 30, lS45, as fellows, viz
Customs .......... ........ i 81 900, 900
Public Lands ............3, 500 900
Miscellaneous sources. ........... 4Oe,OOO
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nothing can be more falacious than to reason from
single year. In 1887 actually imported
Sd $50 900 worth Of breadstu.fs; but it would b.
absurd TO argue from that fact that should con-
tnue 10 import that amount. Equally absurd is II TO
maintain that VIC shall send abroad $4,000, 900 of
provisions and breadstuls annually, because we did
during the past year, when the famine so pinch
ing in Europe that sent out Government ships
laden with provisions charity u the starving
thousands.
But we need not reason upon this subject. We
have facts, official and stubborn facts, which show
that The tide of trade is already setting against us
The imports during the first quarter Of the present
fiscal year amounted TO s 50 ,675,599 while the cx-
ports amounted 10 only $37, 937 9sl, showing bal
ance Of trade against US Of s 2,737 6lS, which cx-
cecds the balance Of trade in our favor during the
past year by SG3i 63i The entire imports and ex-
ports for the whole half year have not been received;
but have from some Of the principal cities
as will BE- by the following tabular statement
Imports into and Exports from Boston, Ne,c York,
PhHadeiphta and Baltimore far the quarters end
ing September 80 and DeceHber 81, l717.
Imports for the quart end Expta. for the qr.cnd-
ing Sept. 30 1871. ing Sept. 30, l5I1.
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ADAMS d STEVENSON.

LEXINGTON ST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE,
p EG leave 10 call the attention of Families 10
ED their Stock ofSUGAR CURED HAMS which
are now ready for sale. and will be found superior
article Tor the table of the connoisseT Persons de
rrous Of having good B ,C"n throughout the summer,
can now secure any quaut!ty, and have it kept in
good order until wanted for They also offrr for
sale, in quantities to snit, HANS SIDES, SHOUL-
DERS. nokeh Beef TONGUES. Mess POR X and
SAUsA CASINOS.
!
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FIF I'll ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
OF THE
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

OF THE
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
TE1H + Board Of Director. ofthe Mercantile Libra
Ill ry ASSOCIATE n, respect ully announce that their
FIFTH COURSE, consisting Of ten Lectures COM
mencing on TUESDAY, Jan',. llih, will be deIiv
cred at the UnIversai,t Church, by the following
gentlemen, VIZ:
CHARLES EAMES, Esq., 1.-TWO Lectures.
the lnti odnctory, and "Venice.")
DAVID PAUL BROWN, ESQ.,. OF Phira.
Subj c-fhe Sisters of Charity.
HENRY GILES, Esq. Of Boston, two Leo
lures Suhjrcis-W omanhood; The Enthu-
sia,t.
Hon. EDW. A. HANNEGAN. Of Indiana.
Rev. Dr. GREE ', OF Baltimore.
JOHN APPLE ron, Esq, of Maine Subirct
The Commerce OF the East.
Hon. henry BEDINGER, Of Virginia
Rev. I. HEADLEY. Of n. Yo,k, author Of
"Washington aud his Generals" "Napo.
leon and his Marshals," &c.
Tickets for the course, admitting a gentleman, mud
lady S2.0n tickets for the .urse, admitting one
lady, ) on; tickets for single lecture, SO els,
For sal. at The various book stores.
Active members procure their tickets on apnl;-
cation TO the Librarian, At the Rooms
w H. DOR>EY, Pr,sr Mia
=: NJ n. l %e.%is., Secretaries.
Persons who have been active member. A.. 3,
formed, that the Rule referred TO- in The f,;rc,ia
recently issued has been again suspe nded for sbor,
''''@ jas
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fac paper and adapted
correspondence, be had at the Printing Office
of this paper n. w. of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, (up sarS,) to-day by O'Clock, at q
cts. single or cts. each, for or copies.
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The Steamer sailed to day at IL, noon. She takes
charming weather with her and hope will have
speedy passage. She also took 1884, AS in gold
The entire shipments of the week have been as an
ncxed:
Steamer Washington Southampton, SOW gus, So ,430
Brig Augusta, Havana, Spanish dollars. 80. 800
Ship Iowa. Havre, francs and Mexican dollars, 81 SIG
" Havrc, " 92,57S
Steamer Hibernia Liverpool, sovereigns, 1874, 745
Brig Louis Walsh, Cuba, Spanish dollars. 975
Total for the week ........ ........ s 354 ,524
Shipments JAN to Feb. l9.,............l,92 POS
Total for 1913. So ,275, 729
N. Y Tribune, 26h Feb.
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
Jan. 30. UAVRE, Jan. &C.
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THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, sec next
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent TO those dates:-
At Boston, Corn was arriving freely and
prices irmcr, selling SO cts. for white, and j7a5S
for yellow. Flour firm: sales of Genesec and
other Western at 637!s down to Sb6l25. Not much
Southern in market. Matanzas Molasses had sold at
Is, and Cienluegos Muscovado at 2id25 cts, mos.
Pork continued IN good demand, and 1000 kegs Lard
had sold at cts 4 mos, part for export. Sugar
quiet.
At NeIc York: The market, particularly for
Breadstuts, firm, but inactive in consequence of
the anticipated Steamer. Wheat and Corn were
both in steady demand, but holders were above the
views of buyers Provisions were enquircd for with
out change in prices Groceries stationary, the
large receipts of Sugar making prices dull But little
doing in Cotton. Whiskey dull at 81 cents.
AT Philadelphia: The Daily News of yesterday
says-Therc is but very little doing to day in Flour
and Grain, and prices unsettled Flour is held at
1918 per br for standard brands, 5S7 "a s. for good
brands. Sales of 500 brls. Rye Flour at 1902, and
some lots of Corn Meal at a shade less than $3.50
per bril- Wheat is scarce, and held at l2Odl25 cts.
per bushel for good reds. Sales Of 1900 bushels
Corn at 80 cts, which is decline, and 1000 bushels
Oats at 45 cts. Whskey is steady at % cts per
gal. in brls; "a cts in hhds.
At NeD Orleans: The Hibernia's news from Eng
land tclegraphed 23d ult, and considered favor
able for Cotton; and untav orablc the weather
the sales reached $500 bales at previous prices al
though irmer. About 800 hhds. Sugar sold early in
the week at previous rates; and 9OO brls Molasscs
at 1920 cts. for fair to choice. In Flour there
were no sales of the least consequence reported
Holders generally asking So for Ohio, which was
very scarce. OF Corn some 5000 sacks sold at 49,
to 40 cts, according to quality. Pork in good de-
mand, and 1000 brls. sold at slight advance nclud
ing 100 brs. Mess at $S.S7a, $50 do, in three lots
at 50, and 200 brls Prime at ST. A lot of 100000
lbs. Bulk Pork brought cts per lb. round. OF
Beef so brls Prime taken at $6375 per bril-. The
largest sale Of Bacon 90 casks Sides at a cts
H. Very little doing Lard the principal sales
being 70 brs. at to 81, 40 do. at 6, and 255 do
at g. to g. cts per Id. A lot of 2l5 kegs Western
Butter taken for Havana at Is per ID. Of Lead,
900 pigs Lower Mines at $40 per 100 lbs. Whis
key selling slowly at 203 to 81 cts. for Rectifed.
The principal Freight engagements were--a ship
for Havre at for Cotton, for Liverpool at ID,
and two banks for New York, TO load with Sugar up
the Coast, at 81 per hid.
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Interesting Dutch Coiony.-The Holland emf
grants recently settled in Iowa, have named their
new settlement "Pcla,'' from Pella beyond Jordan,
TO which the early Christians fled upon the destruc
tion of Jerusalem by the Romans. II istwo or three
months old, and numbers 300 inhabitants. Large
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Reproducing Engrauings Calvert, in lee
ture on chemistry, thus describes an easy means Of
reproducing printing, engraving, writing, &c.. which
has been very recently discovered. Take piece Of
paper, dip it in weak solution of starch, leave il TO
dry, and then moisen it with weak SUI phurc acid
Atcrw ards, take engraving, put it the vapor
OF iodine, and leave there for the space of about
five minutes, by which time the iodine will have
fixed itself on every part that is black. Then take
this engraving apply it to the sheet of paper, press
il for minute or two, and the engraving is transfer
red If this the whole of the discovery, it would
not be very important; but, the thing be done
paper, it be done on Steel copper and silver and
cngrave on copper silver, put your engraving
iodine fumes and then place on the plate. IL it is
"copper" put it the fumes of hartshorn or ammo
MIA, wash it, and the engraving is produced II it is
silver, proceed if for daguerreotypc, holding it
over the vapor of mercury, and the engraving is pro-
duced. There is more simple means stlIl. Put
the engraving over the fumes of orpimcnt for few
seconds, place it a plate of copper, press it, and
the engraving sinks into it.-Adrertisr.
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R T'HNE ID Ne r.:

SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1s4s.
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GE NERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Western Produce Dealers
No. l2S l. OMB BARD STREET,
Bettreen Light and Charies-sts.
CHARLES " MARTIN, of the above firm will still
continue in the FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS,
of he old stand, No y, Baltimore street. in connec-
ton with FIcToR VALLETTE, under the firm of
MARTIN Il VALLETTE,
where they will be constantly supplied with their
usual varieties Of CHOICE TEAS, WINES, Ii.
QtORS, &C. ian 1T