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Customers may be Of finding, this establishments
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NEW vALUABLE Law nook.

THE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF coIUM.
Ola, being complete deesed Code OF Ill iIv Laws a,
large general aud municipal relating TO the coorod popula.
on whether free slave In force In the Dscto Cou.
ba md within the limits Of the Corporations Of Washing.
TON and Georgetown the lst 81 November 1893: the
whole arranged according 10 the subjects Of the laws them.
seiyss, by Worihnaton Snstrn Counsellor. atTsw.
last pabsbsd in pamphlet price co cens For ssie by
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATES.

WAsHfyoToS, January 3, 1916.
am informed of the ingredients OF which DR..
Schwartze's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla Is
composed, and believe tito be the best preparation
of the kind with which am acquainted and admir-
ably adapted TO produce sautary alternative effect
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
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A cARD.--All persons 10 whom ! am indebted
"A arc respectfully informed that win mect my
obligations as fast as shall be able to do so Mean
time, should be pleaaed 70 hive the opportunity
Of hqudaiing my debts either In whole or In part,
by job printing, by advertisements In OF snbscrp-
"0'' = ' CHARLES W. FENToN,
Proprietor ef Nat. Wig
WaIhlngton, Jany lst lSa9.
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WAsHISGroN, January "a, le49.
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and also
with number Of gentlemen who have tested Its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpcachable
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD,
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wAsuIsaTos, January IL, 1876.

WAsnisdTos. january IL, 1876.
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode of preparing DR.. Schwartzes Compound
Extract OF arsaparilla believe II TO be most hap
py remedial combination Of that valuable root with
ihe other remedies Of which II is composed.
j. NJ GIBSON, NJ. d.
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wAsHIxaros, January 6, lsis

To DIR. A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir: take great pleasure in stating that,
about 10 months since, used your Compound Err
Hrac Of iSarsdpariild a remedy for General Deba-
tn, under which had been laboring long time,
and that few bottles restored me 10 sound health,
which has continued TO the present time.
Very respectfully,
PERRIN WASHINGTON
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WAsHIsaros, January 10, 1876.

Il gives me pleasure 10 recommend the Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparilla prepared by Dr. Schwartz,
rs have knowledge of its constituent parts. he
ieve that II will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation of Sarsaparia now before the
public. II. +. C0NDlCT, NJ. ID.
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GrosoErows, January Fl, ls4s.

y -FVs0s :
Having been made acquainted by Or. Schwartz
with the Ingredients Of his preparation Of Sarsapara
ing It as an alternative Of great efficacy, and In all
cases to which such Alternative Is adapted Of great
mower BENZ 8. BOHRER, M. ID,
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wAsnlaoroN, January Is, 1913.

Most of the gentlemen named above are known to
nue. as citizens of high rcspoctabii,y; and the pro-
fessonal portion Of them are Of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community.
w. w. SEAT0N, Mayor.
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GEORGE q HAMMOND,

nAGUERREOTYPISTS, irt door First street corner
" of Pennsyivena avenue and near the Capitol thankful
for past ayors wonld respectfully announce the ladies
and gentlemen Of this city and vicinity thai they intend
lea yiug N n very short time f +.
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PERRIN WASHINGTON
To DR. A j SoawAnrzr Jr

Dear Sir: Under sense of deep obligation TO
the virtue of your ,Sdrsapdrlid" In the entire res
ration of one Of my children from General Debai
IN and prostitution Of the system, take plea
sure In iesfyng 10 your invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were uaed two years since, when the
child was restored to- and still confines in the en-
oynient Of perfect health.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

NAuvoo, iLtIxors. Illinois, is be.
coming an object Of attention again in the
West. The Missouri Republican contains
letter from Nauvoo, which says:
Only a week since, there was an arrival az
Nauvoo, Of three hundred citizens OF France
who are seeking that repose in quiet Oh our
own we'll regulated government wh'cn 'ney
could not enjoy amid the stormy and pro.
scriptive spirit which has SO long nsl'a'ed
their own country. This band OF emigran's,
s,ruck with the picturesque beauty Of the
place, and impressed with the fertility OF the
sorrounding country and the healthfulness Of
the locality, have come to the conclusion that
no place can be better adapted to their wants
than Nauvoo. This company of emlgran's Is
headed by the distinguished CADET, who is
determined to make this place nucleus for
emigration. II is said that seven hundred,
who belong 10 the same association, are ex'
pected to meet their friends here in short
time. and that thirty thousand, who are still
in France, and who are said to belong to the
brotherly fraternity, will emigrate and settle
with their brethren who are already in the
United State, under the flattering expectations
that Nauyoo will be made the nucleus OF this
emigration.
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PLEASANT AMUSEMENT -"Ma, ma, cousin
Bill he's in the parlor with sister Jane, and
he keeps biting her."
"What, William biting my Jane!'
s "Yes'm, seed him do it ever so many
times; bite her rite OH the mouth, and the
tarnal gal didn't holler bit, mother"
"Ah never mind Ned, guess he didn't
hurt her much"
.aHurt her! cracky, why she loves it, she
does; cos she kept letting him, and didn't
say nothing, but just smacked her lips as if
it was good, she did; | seed il all through
the keyhole. I'll fire taters at him next time,
see il don't" -
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THOMAS c. GARRETT & co.
IMPORTERS OF

vy - Up ca E Sa 9 g
bated and Britannia Ware, Cutlery, and
Fancy Goods,-and Manufacturers Of Jew.
elry and Silver Ware, lee Chcsnut street, PhiIa-
delPhia; have received by late arrivals large and
handsome stock of English and French Watches,
and Marble, Porcelain and Fancy Checks.
Plated Urns, Caslors Cake Baskets, High and
Chamber Candlesicks Soup Ladies' SPOONS ard
Forks. A'se good assortment of Britannia
Ware aud Fine CullrS.
Their stack Of JEWEI.RY is large and of,hp
most f',honahle kind and they ore well ,upplled
ith S'l.er Spoons Forks, Mugs. Napkin Ring
Butter Knives &c, and wi hnui IN king any dis.
play Of pices in the puhIlc prints they ore pre-.
uared 10 sell as low a. those who do, and invite
p'rsons wishing to purrhas. 10 call.
Ph'lnael phia, June 10, lS4s-6m
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VALUABLE RECIPES.

VALUABLE RECIPES.
Horn AIL.-Pour spoonful of boiling no,
birthstone into the cavity just between the
horns' 1t will effect speedy and radical
cure.
OVER EATING APPLEs.-A lump of SAHARA.
tus OF the size of a common apple, dissolved
IN water, will give instantaneous relief to
cattle that have eaten too literally of apples.
CHoLIc IN HoRsEs.-Dssolye in a quart of
pure water as much salt as will thoroughly
sa'urate the liquid, and drench the animal
thoroughly until you discover symptoms of
relief This is simple and efTectual rene.
dy' ana mas been successfully applied in ca.
ses of bolts.
CuRE roR FousDER.-Mix one pint of the
seed OF the common sunflower in the animals
iood as soon as you discover symptoms of
founder, and yon will give immediate and
certain relief. This the best remedy known
REMEDY FOR THE CALLS ON THE B,cxs or
hoRsEs.-Anoint them with an ungent com.
posed OF white lead and milk | cases of
long stading, it will be necessary to repeat
the application frequently. Milk is prefera.
Bile to oil
TO PREsERvE EFLowERs--Ladies who wish
TO preserve flowers are recommended to try
nitrate of soda. As much as can be held be-
tween the thumb and finger placed in the
water with the flowers will preserve them
fresh, it is said, for a fortnight.
eoucH sYRur.-Take Thoroughwort Hoar.
mound and Pennyroyal, of each a good hand.
fnl and boil them in JUS. water enough to
extract lhe strength then strain off the liouor,
ana add an equal quantity of molasses, and
you un'h II form candy. Eat freely of
tnm every time an inclination to cough !.
fsif' and your cough will soon leave YOU.
SoTr GisGER Bread, TO EAT WITH covx
bEsR.-Take four tea-cups full OF -four. two
OF molasses, one half do, of butter, two of
buttermilk, one of thick cream, three eggs
one tablespoonful Of ginger, and the same of
ea'esaius.. 4 Mix them all together, excep, the
caesmilk and salerstus the later should be-
aHaoiyed in the buttermilk and added to the
UnaSs. lnssssd Of two cups of mol.sse.
~ eae OF sugar and oae Of molasses. Some
prefer it, Bake soon ifter mixing, and eat
wsrm or cold -Errkoaes
Hf 'f~ n = H-a
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presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
and cure of FEVER AGrE and other bilious diseases
no apology Is needed Vast numbers in the United States
who suffer from these affections their varied forms are
compelled to seek relief from other than the nme
diae prescriptions OF the regular physician Ii becomes
therefore object OF humanity as of public inter
est to bring before them remedy prepared ex
perience and which may always be relied upon as SAFE
hifheluAL, AND HARMLESS TO THE CONSTITUTION. That
such the true character of the INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
Is amply attesed 10y the universal success with which has
been employed.
" Extract from communication Of the Hon W,
LIAM WooDBRIpGE OF the U. $ Senate, late Governor Of
Michigan:
DETROIT, Oct ai, 1910
Dear sT-l have read with much interest your little
IkAEAIisE upon the causes, treatment and cure' of the
ebe diseases which have extensively prevailed in our
country during the last few monthsan interest increased
much from them. Though feel myself very ncompetent
TO Judge safely upon subject entirely professional vet
your theory seems to me well reasoned and your concu
sons lus and think wiiha that your pamphlet is cacu
lated To produce much practical good.
Speaking Of the medicine he says 1t fully justified your
haerng expectations and as safe, convenient popu
lar rel"dy my experience far induces me 10 be-
lieve thai = wiz prove great public benefit pleased
learn lhat you m recent established several agencies
for It's dsposition-though regret that with view
more general dissemination Of t. you should have found
Necessary 70 remove rom your present residence among us
WIN hiich respect have the honor TO be, sir
Your obliged servant
VIII LIAM WOODBRIDGE.
" From Hon STEPHEN V r. TRo,ysuI Ipe Y. of AJich;
gun sa'e senate, TO the Agent at Detroit
BIRMINGHAM OAKLAND Co, Dec 49, 1871
sr--you wish Ia inform vou ,,,ha, l,,o,,, :, m,
SIs I'iia Chnagogne anti-bious medicine do
', ,he virtue and efficacy this medicine were
Michigan. ~ avn "ouo u's'ppear IN
psuiea bottle in the spring Of Is4I and hive god
e @ =. oeeve That myself and fasaiy escaped the ayu
last season IN consequence Of its use " ''e "sue
naps N no summer since the settlement of this FIN.
mas ihe fever and ague been 81 prevalent as t
last have recommended this medicine IN nn,nsr me
M &c and when the disease had become 6xed and ts
he ski OF physcansi and hive never known n "a. sa
has universally produced the most happy edeets and
heve y has never been exceeded by any medicine In , ne
wing the bilious diseases OF the climate S '' ieh"-
Yours, respectfully, se -- srfr
STEPHEN v. r. TRowBRlDop
Agenr ioI Snnhury-H. II. MAsSER; Noftlnmh.,,a,.,
W. mrnhsNrtoM y CO. hiaon J. II RAsER; ssss,
-...l. y.
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CONSUMPTION,

CONSUMPTION CAN BE cuKED.-Couehs Catanh, Bron-
chi,is, Splitting of B iod Asthma Difficult proiuse Ex-
pecoation, Hectic Flush, Night Sweats Pain in the side
nc have been cured and can be with much certainty
any other disease specific has long been sought for but
III vain until the discovery of DR. Drakes PaIacea 1t is
mild and safe but certain and ecatuus in its operation
aud cannot possibly njure the delicate constitution
We would earnestly recommend those afflicted to give it
traand we believe they will not have occasion to regret
IT. The system is ceansed and strengthened the ulcers
the lungs healed end the patients gradually regain their
usual health and strength. Read the following:
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NEW GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Henry Masser,
HAS Just received at his store, in Sunbury,
- an assortment of the cheapest Goods, that
ever came to the place, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
French black Cloths, Cassinetts, &c. Cali.
Goes, OF excellent quality and colors,
price TO 10 cts. Good Muslins, a
yard wide, at 6! cents.
These are not the low priced trash articles
usually sold. Muslin de LANES, of fine quail
ity and patterns 1884, Handsome Terkeri
and other Shawls and various other articles.
The public are requested to call and Judge
for themselves.
Sunbury, Nov. Is, ls4s.
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AME1IC AN SILVER.
PK dND SPOON MANUFiCTORl
FEVER AND AGUE!
UTHOROUGHLY ERADICATED. I
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE!

HAT great National, Old FavoTita and ST
ling Remedy! Of EIGHTEEN YtAI
STANDlNG-still unapproached in its wond
ful success, certainty, ana SAT, ty, in the CURE
wRETCHED COMPLAINT :!
o. Il you woud escape the arsencal (poi,
ous) counterfeits take not a bottle from. aav o.
tina is not guar5ea by tie .uriHsn signGtu
of the original inventor and proprietor, JonN
RowASo, on poper h5eL crossing the mo,
and cork.
This remedy has never been bolstered up
false and drcPl fut putfs but has won its way
the confidence and universal ado ton of the
hab'tan's OF FEVER AND AGur DISTRICTS BYl
COOP WORKS and FRUITS 9LONE.
which all the agents and every person who
used II, well testify
PR0PRIETOR'S OFFIC
li3 Arch Street PhiIadelphia.
AGENTS for Su' bury-Ira T, Clement
'S " " sser ana Geo Bright
AGENTS for Norrhumperianu-. sS'te, '
son q Co.. R ", MCay.
Angus, S, 1878 cow
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

One of the most beautiful gems in oriental
literature, is contained in passage from the
Persian poet Sadi, quoted by Sir w. Jones'
the sentiment of which is embodied in the
following lines:
The sandal tree perfumes when riven,
The axes that laid it low:
Let man who hopes to be forgiven,
Forgive and bless his foe.
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THE ONLY RADICAL CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION!!
EOR SCEOEIfLA.

ar. Drake's Panacea is recommended certain remedy
Not instance of its failure has occurred when free
~ used 1t the disease and the time mrarts
vignr To the whole system. ScrDuluus persons
pay too much attention to the their blood Its pu
fcation should be their first aim for perseverance will
accomplish OF EVEN HEREDITARY disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

Dr. Drakes Panacca is used with the greatest in
Rheumatic Complaints especially such ms chronic. II
by driving out all impurities and foul hunours which have
accumulated in the system, which the of Rheu-
lasm, Gou and Sweings of the joints. Other remedies
the disease from the SYSTEM when the limbs and bones
are dreadiuly swollen
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