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FEVER AND AGUE!!!
rCTHOROUGHLY ER.iDICATEDn
BY ROWiNB'S TONIC MiXTrRE!!

II VI great National, Old Favorit.. and Ster.
i,ng R"m.dy.,! of EIGHTEEN Y AIRS.
NTANDlNG-stli unarproach-d in its wonder.
fnl success, certainty. saf ", in the CURE OF
vR.TCHtp cnMPLAINTi,,
~ ty"n wonl'i escape tn. arsenica' (po;son.
""sl oo""'rriris take not a hottie fran. am sne.
tha IS s"ar'fsd by e 'WriHen signature"
Of III" original inventor and proprietoy, Jors r.
R"wANn u" PIPER MbeL crossing he mouth
and c"rk
Ih'' remedy has nev r been bolstered IN by
false an" d"c"i fat rnfs bui has won its uay TO
the c"ih'"nr" and universal ada tion Of the in.
hhh'tan's at FrvRR Ann ACRE nIsTRicTs BY ITS
coon WORkS md FRUITS 1LONE. 10
wh't h all the agents, ahd every person who have
used II, well testify.
.PROPRIETOR'S OFFICE
ii3 Arch Street PhiladeIpbi.
AGENTS TOR IN hnry-Ira 7. Clement, J. w.
Fr'l'ng. ". VI sser and Geo Bright. -
son Il Co.. r ". M'Cay
August s, Isis- cow
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
A q T. NIS
wv N H EE ED

YHO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW aNn
L PofUi. NR Wpkk, n very c"IINiY
Throughout, the United STATES. 7" Agents. H.,
most Ih'rai enr"uI meu, is nffs,'d- with T.
small csriini Of S25i" SlU0 A ch cr Is fired
"hsrehy an agent can make from $40 ,o S.5 pe,
week, For fu''heI particulars sdde-- (rmip,id)
WM. 4. lEaRY.
NJ. l5s Nnrh SECOND street.
PhilsdeihI,, Sci T. Q. is4s Gan.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28

PLAYING THE DEvIL.-We were good
deal amused at an anecdote we heard the
other day, OF certain preacher, whose call
ing confined him within the limits OF old
Kentucky. He had preached in his parish
many years, and of course had run shor, of
the eloquence so much needed 10 keep his
hearers awake and astonished. Let him
preach ever so well now, it made no differ
ence- they had got used 10 him, and used
10 sleeping; and sleep they would, TO his
great annoyance. AT last he hi, upon an ex-
pedient 10 bring 'em up standing, as the say
ing is. He procured a small lin whistle,
which he took with him into the pulpit, and
after taking his text and "blazing away" un-
til his lungs were sore and his hearers all
comfortably doing and noddng approval 10
each other, he suddenly drew it forth and
gave shrll looi-a-toot. In an instant, the
whole congregation were upon their feet,
staring at the minister, at each other, and
wondering what in The name of pickles and
human nature, as Sam Slick says was TO come
next.
"fou're set of smart specimens OF hu-
manity, aint yei' said the divine whistler,
as he slowly gazed around upon his as,onish-
ed assemblage. "When preach the gospel
to you, you all go 10 sleep; but the moment
60 to playing the devil, you're all wide
awake, up and coming like a rush of hornet:
with pole in their nest"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
RIIuEAIA'TISM.

Dr. Drnkes Panacea is used with the greatest success in
Rheumatic Complaints especially such chr mic cures
by driving all impurities and foul huniuurs which have
accumulated in the system which the cause oi Rheu-
nniism mt. and Swelgs the j. nis. Other remedies
mctmes give temporary relei this entirely eradcaits
the disease the system when the limbs and b,
are dreadfuly swollen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
FOR scROFULA.

Qr Drake's Panoceu is recommended certain remedy
the nsonce OF its failure has occurred wien free
~ used II cures inc disease aud OF the time mparts
vigor the wh lie system Scr,fu pers never
pay mnch attention TO the state of their tNd Its pn-
ri6cai sh ud he their first aim for perseverance VIII
accomplish a cure of EVEN nEREpIIARY disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28

In pesentmg the public with remedy for the treatment
aud cnFe of FEVER AND AGrE and rther bill diseases
m np gy is needed Vast numbers in the United StIes
who suffer from these affections in their varied forms are
meled t. seek relief II IN other than the inne-
dlie prescTipti # the regular physician II bec pmes
thcret bicct ot humanity. well # public inter-
est bring hef re them remedy prepared fIon much
perence, and which may always be relied upon SAFE
slch is The true character Of the INDIA CIOLAGOGuE
samy infested by the universal success with which has
been empl yed
" Extract from a communication cf the Hon WI.
LIAM WonDDRIDeE, Of the U. S Senate, late Governor Of
Michigan.
DETROIT, Oct 81, 1870
Lear Sir.-I have read with much interest your little
IRARAIsE upon the causes treatment and cure'' Of the
ebe diseases which have extensively prevailed in our
country during the Inst few m m.hsan interest increased
n mb by the fact that have individually suffered 81
much Fl m them, Though feel myself very inc rnpeien
/" judge safely upon subject entirely protest. lna vet
yonr the seems well med, and your irlu
sons ius and think withal that yonr pamphlet is cacu
lated to produce much rracilcal good,
Speaking oi the medicine he says 1T fully justified your
herng expecinii u.s. and as safe, convenient, and pnpu
lar remedy my own experience, far induces io be-
ieye that 1t will rive greet public benefit am pleased
II learn ha have recently established several agencies
far ls disp siicnthoueh regret that, with view 20
m re general dissemination oi II, You should have found il
necessary 70 remove from your present residence among us
WIN much respec, ! have the lnor TO be, sir,
Nour obliged servant,
WI! LIAM WOODBRIDGE
~ From Hon. STEPHEN V r. TnowBnrDcr, OF Michi-
gan state Senate, to the Agent at Detroit.
BIRMINGHAM oAKLASp Co, Dec 10, Is4i
Sir--vou wish me to inform you what | know of DIR
osg >nd India Cho que, anti-binns medicine
believe tht the virtue and efficacy of this medicine were
generally known, the rFvER A6uE would dsarpear il,
Michigfs
pT cured bottle in the spring II 1871, and have good
reason believe that myself and family escaped the nsue
| last seisni In 60 lsc1uence nj It's use.
Perhaps IN M Summer since the settlement OF this fine
henus mas Tue ever AMI ague been - prevalent the
last. have rec mmenica This medicine ia numerous In.
stances and when The disease had become Fixed aud hnied
h1s universally duced the happy effects and lei
eve il hrs never been exceeded by medicine in reno
wing The bill ms diseases OF The climate.
| Yours, respectfully,
STEPHEN v. n. TRONyBRIDGE
| Agent e. Smhury-H. Il, NASSER; Northumberland
| WlrHiNGToM c. Million, ii RAISER; Selins
| grove, MAY x KLOSE.
| May @, ls4s-t
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DTooklyii, sept. 10, loi7.
10 THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

DH TowNsEND's SARsAPARLLA is sovereign and speedy
snIs iE tclpen consumption, aud fo the general pr
uj OF me systenlno matter whether the result nhe
ciduu,. -
Nothing can be surprising than its nygorating ef
lecls on Inc human frame. Persons all weakness anI las
energy under ls Influence. II Immediately cluuteracis the
baITeIness.
IT wnIt bs expected Of u.s. in cases Of 81 delicate M
ture, 70 exhibit ccihcaes o performed but we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds have been repor
ted - us.
DR., TOWNSEND; My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility and suffering mlullly y
pall and with other difficulties, and having M avn t,ses
where your medicine has effected great cures and nls
hearing IT 1mmclded for such cases have Described
lowed the directi MS YOU gave In slrt peri,i il
removed her unplains al restored her t helih neng
geau r the benefits she received take pleasure i1i
thus acknowledging H. and rec mmending L to the public
NJ ID. MOORE,
Albany, Aug, H. ~. cor. Grand 4 Lydia SIS
DYSPEPSIA
NO mud or me.iclso has ever been discovered which
nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva IN dee imposing
food aud strengthening the organs Of digest this pre-
parat N Of Safsapaa II positively every Of
Dyspepsia however severe or chronic.
Bank Department, Albany, May 10, iSi5.
Dr. fo,vnscnd-Sir have heen afflicted for several
years win dyspepsia IN its form, ended with
ess ol stonneh ss Of Appetite extreme heartburn, and
se aversion 10 n kinds of fn "a, and for weeks, lwha
on ~ e'y nave been unable to retain but sDal pain
on my stomach. tried the usual remedies llt they had
nn mule or no effect IN removing the lmpant was in-
uueeu upnt Two months snre, 10 try your Extract uf Sar-
slulil, uim mus Sy with little confidence but after
tha heartburn entirely removed and ,vl rsllv re-
eonneo ule use oi 70 those WIN have hee afged as
'''ss AreS, Sss for s,nin 1Sa, &C. W W. VAN ZANpT
,hambsr!and, MARY A. MecAY; psas,ns. Nm "a a
MURRAY 4 Co, we ~
. AIsh e. isls-iy Hae t..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
FOR ERupTIoNs OF THE SKIN.

Scurvy, Sc1rbu,ic Affections Tuners, White Swelling,
Erysipeas, Ulcers, Cancers Running S,res, Scabs and
Bes, Dr. Drakes Panacea cannot be too highly cxthled
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
TESTIMONY.


DEAR SIR In reply to your quest respecting the use
II DR.. Drake's Paacea, will say thnt although perfect
dsbelever in the existence of PANAcEA for ALL
diseases b, valuable II he in certain >nditi
of the system still have believed TINT n C,nsnmp
TIN would he disc vered lter and sity led
me to try yur medicine IN tSb very ivetcrate
They prom 'uncc by the attending physicians /, be
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, and nlrlnd ned 10y them
cuRApLE. One of the persons had been under the treat
ment oi several very able prac fer number of
years. and they said she had III FASH ned Consumption
mbnc with Scr iula,' and that she might ngcr for
time but could not he permanently relieved. IN both cases
the effect t the Panacea has been IN st gratifying. Only
ur or live bottles were used by me o the persons before
she began :, improve rapidly. The other TX ah ten
will nly add that familiar um with msumpt II by
Inheritance AMI by extensive uhserva,i n study, and
kl,wing ns the lnuri effects in nine cut n ten
of tar. nesot, and other vegetable MICS well u
vi the expect and senives sh ul never have
niucnded the of Drpkes Pamarea ii had been
acquainted with the ingredients Suffice it say that these
are rec mmeded by our III ST popular and scientific phys
clans, and in their present nbined state, form pr bny
the hest alternative TINT has been made The is
IN Tdance with theory oi nsunpt n hrrachcd in
France few by CIe # her eminent wTi-
ters medicine, and established by facts which adj
init OF IL disrnic.
Very Respectfully Yours, l.. c. GUNN.
To use the language of another 'II Drakes Panacea
always suiay in us efiects-never iuiu II is
Opiate is and EXrec'orln il is intended - lull
the invalid int fatal security. II is great rcmedya
grind healing and curative mp1ud, the great ami only
remedy which medical science aud skill has produced
for the treatment of this hither, nquered maady. And
pers afflicted with this dread disease, will I've
himself and his friends he I the grave with ut
testing its virtues. A single tile, in cases, will Ut
tucc favorable change III the condition OF any patient,
however low.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.
CHEAP WATCHES s. JEyvELRY.
J. & W. l.. WARD,
No. loo CnESNJT Street, Philadelphia

Opposite the Franklin House,
4 MPORrr II = of Gold aud silver Patent Ls.
4 yer Watches nd Manufacturers of J-welry
- good assortment aways on hand. Gold Pa.
'ent Lrve 5. l3 i1wels S3s Silver do SIS 10
$40 Gold Lapines. $50; silver do. Si2 10 Is:
tl rGs ami rme Pieces. Gold Pencils. 81 25,
upwards; Diamond Pointed Gold Pens. 81. 50 /;
Gold Bracelets and Breast Pins, in gre variety;
Ear Rings Miniature Gases Guard Chains.
sig To s25 lated Tea Sets CastoIs, Cake
Baskets. andlestcks. Britannia Ware Fine Ivo.
rs Handled rabl- IL iery. and general assort.
meHt of Fancy Goods
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INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA

No medicine perhaps has been disc vcred which
gives much the nnach and causes the secre-
ton o healthy gastric juice to dec impose the ioNd as IT.
Drake's Paiacea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28

MAcArLAY AND THE QUAKERs--Il is stated
IN the London papers that deputalion from
the Quakers had an interview recently with
Mr.. Macaulay, upon the subject of his notice
oi William Penn, thinking that justice was
moi done to him. Afiei long conversation,
the dePu'ation failed in proving any Of Mr..
Macaulay's statements incorrect 1t is also
SAID that among the authorities of Mr.. Ma
cauiay 10 prove his estimate of VIM. PENIS
character, was an extract from the Proceed
ings OF the Society of Fliends, where they
eSpel Penn for counter Ike eomplianess, and
afterwards re-admii him on his submission
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
NEW GOODS,
CHEAPERTHA EYER.
Henry Masser.

II AS just received at his store, in Sunbury,
IL an assortment of the cheapest Goods, that
ever came TO the place, consisting of
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
French black Cloths, Cassinetis, &c. Cali
Goes. OF excellent quality and colors,
price 6 10 10 els. Good Muslins, a
yard wide, al g., cents. lid
These are not the low priced trash articles
usually sold. Muslin de LANES. Of fine Qu.l-
ity and patterns lsi. Handsome Terkeri
and Other Sh0wls aud various other articles.
Ths public are requested TO call and Judge
for themselves.
Sudbury, Nov 49, 1913.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28

An old Bachelor being III, his sister presen-
ted him cup of medicine. "What is il 2"
asked he, She answered, at is elixir ash
matte, II is very aromatic, and viii make you
very eesistic." "Naucy," he replied, with
. smile, "you are very sis,srrnaiie ~. 4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
OAKFORD'S
UNRIVALLED STYLE OF HATS
z FOR GENTLEMEN.
<R&A CHARLES 0AkFOR
ESs9No lO4 CHESTNUT STREET

H's"htt pftu'
Wrull res sctlu'll invte attention To his superior
-iyle "i bats her autumn, lSiS, wh'rh VIII he
found the most pei feet h. fare Offered T., the
c'mmupi'y. lis peculiar fnms render. il the more
sra'l ,asi' combines nl the essentials of du,,.
hiliiy "ndnesInr-s, nqusie in that TlirIr nf ress
~hiIs his increased f.ciliiies in in m ,nuiac,urns
~ "i' hr -" "d'rn impr vem' ni-. euabl.s tim
i" CnALLA>GETnE WunLn Ia pr ducs a beltr
H,I. .t ....F
Cu,lDREN's FAScr liars AsD Cars or Tur
hArtsT MonE.--iheae goods have h en r. ecl, d
" tn great r.. aud ~'ll lie f,nnd m ST To .at,lut
,nd c1sse ~ their -i,les.
L,niss' RIDi~G HAIRS Ann CAps ~ ESrias
~ NEW PsTTEWN-.-tiissl rare has .e u i4 slow.
rh IN co"si'n'tre ihrsr atic'es h they may ii
rsIf CITY cay and ip'm graceful "rpe = nee
CHARLES OAKFORD,
lOf Chestnut ST. a lew ,iu,rs above n I'D
f. Phd,del,'hia.
So temher 80, isis.oh--June 81, lSis-iy
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BAN NK NOTE LIST.
PENNSYy,yANUA.

The f,llowine ii4t shows the current value of all
'enpsyivanin Rank Mites. The most mpiirit re.
lance may he placed upon il. a. il j. epery ,Deek
arefnily compared with ard corrected fom Dick.
nell,s Rannrtct.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28

IN this medicine several inn cen, but very potent articles
Of the vegetable kngd are united, forming mp una
entirely different in its character and Dr perties iIn y
ether preparation, and unrvaed IN it's operation ~, the
system when abog under disease II should be IN the
hands of pers wh by business general course
o life is prcsp 'sed the very many ailments that rem
der life curse, instead OF blessing and So often result IN
deoth
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28

SOME PERSON asked Charles James Fox
what was the meaning of that passage in ihe
Psalms, ''He clothed himself with cursing.
like as with garment "The meaning"
said he, II think is clear enough the man
had habit Of swearingn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
AMERrC AN SILVER,

FORK IND SPOON N8NUFACTORY.
J. X " l. WARD. M. 100 CHESNUr ST.,
Philadelphia, opposite the franklin House,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Silver Spoons,
Forks, Tea 'ets Ladies' &c All work made
by us is stamped with onr nam-. and warranted
10 he mad" ot purely American roin.
Ph!adrlrha August IS ISts-G mo.
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TO THE LADIES.


Ladies Of pale compexi and nsumptive habits and
such as delaed by those obsructi which females
ae liable to- restored by the OF b,ttle two
bloom vigp il is by far the best remedy disc vered
for weakly children and such have had humrs being
reasa they take IT, 1t Immediately the appetite
strength and cnHr.
Nothing can he mIe surprising than it's invig rating e.
fects the human frame. Pers MS oil weakness and las
siiude hei re taking 1t, at bee s aud full II
energy under It's influence. 1t immediate courteracis the
nerveessness of the female frame.
CACTlON-Be careful and that yon get the ccnu-
Inc Dr. DRAKEs PANAcEAit has the signature "f GEo L.
SToRRs on the wrapper-and ais the name "DR DRAKEs
PANAcEA, PHILAm bl wn in the elass.
Prepared "nly by SToRRs Co. Druggists No 81 North
Sixth ST, Philadelphia
Agent for Sunlury-lI. MASSER.
Sold also by WM. A. NiuERAx& 4 Co, Dnnvie II SnAEP
ER, Milton MARY Mccoy, Northumberland l.. T. LuIz,
BromshuIg.
April |, leis-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28

Manufacture and keep constant
" on hand, "A large ass .rtmeid "
The nh we articles, together, with
their Patent Improved Salamsnder
flhE-PROOF SAFES, which
are 50 constructed rs to set at rest
ali manner Of dmbt as b their
nc,l's strictly hre-proof, and that
they will resist the fire of any
biiilIiur. The op,s;d. ,.,.o, ..f
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-03
THE LATEST ARRIVAL
AND
The Greatest Bargains gg
n M ElsjE-EM a MS.
D. M. n . FF NJ 4 n

On Main Street, opposite dc Post Office,
VXTHERG ma, be found Goods of the --latest ago
w nv for Ladies and Gentlemen. His Fell and
yi.ter Goods gust opened and he is ready to
accommodate these in search Of good bargains as
the stock has been well selected in the Baltimore
and Padelph markets, and ii enables him to Of
fer the greatest bargains in the county. The Goods
need no putting as they will show for themselves,
oil he asks oi his customers and the public general!
is 70 cali and examine and they will not be disap
pointed.
Terms as usual. Country Produce taken in ex.
change for Goods Call and see.
Siaunton, Oct 90, 1919 -.
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ENERGY.

Energy is omripotellt. Tie clouds that sur
round the hcusel,s S 10y of to-day are dispersed;
and he is invited to It's Palace. It is the work
Of energy The child is a beegar this moment,
in few years 10 come, may stand forth, he i'd
miralion Of angels! Who has net seen the lie
Giving power of energy? 1t makes the wilder
lit SIS to bloom as the rose whitens the ocean
naviaatts our rivers; levels the mountains
raves with iron highway hom State TIC State
aud sends through With the speed of lightning
rom one extremity OF the land to the other
Without energy, " hat is man. A tool-a clod.
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BARE & STERRETT
EEEGEEH.vsY YsHEEgsEG.

GRATEFUL TO their friends and the public
VI for the liberal patronage they have received,
would respocttuy announce that they have Just re-
ceived the finest stock of
Cloths, CtssssMsea'es s. Kpssi2egs.
bought to this market, and which having be Ell
purchased in Philadelphia, by one OF The firm. on
advantageous terms, they prepared TO make
into every variety Of garment for genemen's wear,
atthe shortest notice
They have also received the
SSALL 6. EXy 9T Int r f11n TsAGETTCTYSs
for l849, ln feel warranted in saying, from then
experience in business, that all work executed BY
them will be done in the neates, and most lashiona-
bic style.
N. B.--H5ANE Il STERRETT have pur
chased in the Northern Market, a handsome varie
~ OF
Eseaesy Made Clothing,
Of all kinds which they v i'll sell prices that can
moi fail to please, and the workne snip will be
warranted.
ALSO
SHIRTS, BoS0MS, CR.8HaTS, SUsPEN
DERS, &c, &c Call and see at the Brick build
ing above the Virginia Hotel
Staunton, Oct. s. 1919.
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POETRY.
AN HOUR At THE OLD PLAY
GROUND.
! sat an hour to, day, John,

sat an hour to day, John,
Beside the old brook stream
Where we were school boys in old time,
When manhood YVES dream:
The brook is cholled with fallen leaves,
The pond is dried away;
I scarce believe that you would know
The dear old place to-day.
The school house is no more, John,
Beneath our locust trees;
The wild rose by the window side,
No taofe waves in The breeze,
The scattered stones look desolate,
The sod frey rested on
Has been ploughed up by stranger hands,
Since you and were gone.
The chesEnt tree is dead, John,
And what is sadder, now,
The broken grape vine Of our swing, :.
Hangs on the withered bough;
read our names upon the bark,
And found the pebbles rare.
Laid up beneath the hollow side,
Just as we laid them there.
Beneath the grass grown bank, John,
looked for our old spring,
That dubbed down the alder path,
Three PAGES from the swing;
The rushes grow upoa the brink.
The pool is bleak and bare.
And not a foot this many day,
Ii seems has trodden there.
] took the old road, John,
That wandered up the hill,
IT'S darker than it used to be,
And seems so lone and still;
The birds sing yet among the boug'ls
Where once the sweet grapes hung,
But not voice OF human kind,
Where all our voices rung.
sat me Oh the fence, John,
That lies as in old time,
The same half pannel in the path,
We used so oft to climb;
/ thought how DER the bars OF life,
Our playmates have passed or.
And left me counting or this spot,
The faces that are gone.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-03

THE PRINTERS OF PAR1s.-A late letter tror1
Paris, says, ''Ihere is one class Of men, whose
social meetings and eatinas are DISTINGUISHED tof
their good taste aud humor, mean the pflnters.
Every body is amused at their ioaSs ana gooo
speetl,es and poetry. The typo in Paris is like
his brother in America He can think, often
times write: and will fight when. Teqnirea He
is The most difficult man to deceive. He sits III
much that he don't believe that is the affair o.
copy bot every year he sets up for himself at i
rublic supper, and then You have his real views.
Five hundred ioulneymen printers have Just had
their annual banquet here. II is probable no.
one in ten aIproves the political rubbish he il
Obliged to compose in his stick. judge 50 BY
the ioasts The liberty OF the press was farticns
larly insisted on. Pierre LeloUx, author, depu';i
and associationist, wss tho principal !svitsJ
aies, ard ataees~
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NEW FAa4L AND WINTER
@sSseSEsS.

NEARLY OPPOSITE The POST OFFICE,
THE OLD STAND OF COWNE s. DEAKlNS
STANTON, VI.
4 j. DEAKINS respectfully invites the atten-
( y ton OF the Ladies TO the following Goods,
viz
Rich Chameleon Satin Dcclsean, Chameleon,
Polio DeSoie Blue, Green and Scarlet
. French Mpriuos, Blue, Green, Mode
Nazeriue Blue and Embroidered RIa >
Mouslin de Lane,, Gall pr,ccs) Back
Blue and Brown Apaccas; Cl.amelo0
Lns,res; Black Gro de Rhine, Cor Dresses
aud Whites Piatn and Embroidered
Paris Flanness, for Clocks and. Sacks :
Co'ored Florenres for Lluings White
and Mode Sa'ins, for Bnnne,s 8 4
Black au2 Nude Colnrod Thihet ShawIs,
with Fringe, Cloth and WooiIen shawIs.
IN great variety; Black and ColoTed
Chaps and FringeS; Velvet Trimmings:
l3eltiugs; Rich Neck Ribbons; Bonnet,
Cap aud Man1ua Ribbons Worke ed
Capcs aud Collars Artificial Flowers
Kid, Silk aud Wu"Icn Gloves, all sizes
Wonlan Cloaks aud Hoods for Children
and Misses. &c, sc.
" Please call and examine and compare
prices.
Stanton, Nov. 10, ls49.