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may lead o somethiog good fof Eliza and
herhusband sSta6 lei Eliza ar Tom
fight thrnugbf6e world as yoa and Z have
DONE Think of he great benefit 10 the
poor IN giving them coal at amoderale price;
that weighs greatly with INC. Then help
those poor god know something about; btt
don't run into schemes involving thousands
of pounds, and which youscannot see the
end of. Well, well, Lsee you arerdeter.
mined; but remind my words, you'll repent
. Married women are not speculative. They
are generally suspicious oof: oof:clapstrap-lo0kins
projects; and, on the whnle,e they are right.
They have a salutary fear 81 dofGestic dis:
organization. NiIbs, bankrupf, cleare1
out, now feels the force of his wifes obser.
yations and counseIs. Allthe the fruits Of
forty years intnstry are gone. AM man
almost forgotten by professional acauaih.
tances, he finds out that he, has once. more
to begin the world. But coInpassionaleIy
We drop the curtain over. the efforts which a
manly though subdued spirit makes'fo re.
cover itself. Afthe worst, there are nooks
to shelter men like Nibbs from the blasts Of
adversely. The Corporations o. Lo1don,
with magni6cence which has no pafalelf,
offer humble and not comfort lessy li6bfbde id
their respective almshodses ID thdte whom
the world has moi treated kindly . Eet Us
hope that, all else {aIfibg, the TOO seTeedplous
Nibbs and his Old woman-Dot forgeiting
the dog and canary-wilt id one eoE these
homes have found d refuge wherein their
aching hearts may rest IN peace. -
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Branch of the Bank of the State Of S0ntl
Carolina. at Camden.

All Renewal Notes for this Branch during the
nine weeks commencing on the first day of June
next, must have the original signatures OF the
makers and endorsers.
UDuring the above specified time Notes signed
by Agents will not be received.
D. L. DESAUSSURE, Cashier.
Nav %, 1S49. st II
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N OTIC E
y ~ NOTICE.,
To the Widows, Orphans and Disn-
aas bled Soldiers of the Palmetto

The Legislature having appropriated further
sum for the benefit of the Widows, Orphans, and
disabled Soldiers of the Palmetto Regiment, applI-
a cation therefor may be made Immediately TO the
Subscrb r, who has been appointed, by the Cover
nor, commissioner for Capt. Moffat's Company
Sufficient evidence of the claims of the applicants
and also in regard to their means of support, must
be produced 10 the Commissioner, to be transmit
ted to the Governor, by whom the fund will be ap-
portioned. THOS. SALMOND:
, Nav "a, 1S49. 4t 22
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i. W. BASKIM, Auctioneer.

Will attend promptly and faithfully to all busl.
ness entrusted 10 his care. May be found at the
Sherifs Ofice--or two doors above Boyd's Hotel
Ian 10 II
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JOB WORI

For al Job Work done tat this Office the
Cash viii be required on delivery. 4 4
Bills for advertising will be presented for
payment quarterly.
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June l3

Segars, Segars.
Our stock of Segars is large and fine, among
them are Copsolaceon, Gold Leaf, Rio Honde, La
yillcnnera, La Fllantropa, Cazadores, Regalias,
etc. etc.
'fss2ss For sale by H. LEVY g. SON.
June l3 If "a
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The subscribers having large stock of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, Fancy and Family Groce-
ries, Fine and Common Liquors, Assorted Syrups,
etc. etc. Purchasers will find il to their interest
to call and examine them before purchasing else
where.
II. LEVY g. SON.
June l3 tt "a
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A Coon 'Us.-Whys Is a hiss Ike 1 ri.
mort Because it passes from smas,.h 10
mouth.
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Bricks and Lumber.

Bricks and Lumber.
The subscriber has on hand upwards Of 40O.0 900
Bricks and about 10000 feet of sawed Lumber
the former he offers at uery reduced price, if
taken soon, the object being to clear away to make
more. WILLIAM }. IAYLOR. -
Camden 9Th June, 1Si9 4t %
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NOTICE. .

NOTICE.
II. LEVY has this day taken his son S. B. LEVY
irto ~copartnershiE. The business in future will
be CONTACTED under the firm Of H. Lety f Son.
a5fitss4st~A 5g II. LEVY,
sF7Ets-ss/ I s. B. LEVY.
Camden, June 6, 1949. If "a
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June l3
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-01

Immediately in the rear of the besiesers, Au.
Itch, ho,.headed Magyar leader, is posted
with about 35 900 men, ready with the first
opportunity to throw supplies into Komorn,
or attack the besieging army as may be
thought best. Aulichs position, however, i,
exceedingly dangerous, the enemy surround.
ing him OH three sides.
Great allowance must be made for the or
biography Of the names. Some Of the Hun
garian towns have as many as fire different
names, and beside this our reporters and
telegraph operators are in the habi, Of com.
mitting the most egregious errors without
notice or correction BY the Editors. Gya-
sbryn, for instance, is in some Of the papers,
spelled "Jassberini."
The longitude in this map is calculated
from Ferro-which is 10 degs. aud 40' min.
u,es west of Greenwich. Thus Buda, (some.
times called Ofcn) which j. on the meridian
of 81 dcgs. E. longitude, on the old maps, is
in 10 deSs. and 80 minutes F.. longitude from
Greenwich.
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iains. By the way Of Ha,van, Aszod and
Krepes, he effected a junction with the I'm.
perial forces, then in possession Of Peslh.-
The battle Of Waitzen took place subsequent.
ly, and the map shows how the army of
Georgey escaped lis columns are repre-.
sen,ed on the Gyaneyos road, east Of Wait.
zen, and extending as far as Mesa. Thi, is
called the "Neograd road" By this road,
the army entered Kashchau withou, resis.
lance or obs,rurtion and subsequently, de.
scending to the Thesis at Tokay, a town
abou, 100 miles from Babolna, opened its
with the forces under the
brave Dembinski, stationed at several points
along the Thciss and in its vicinity.
The Debrecain Rail Road has been de-
Aroyed by the Hungarians to prevent the
transmission Of Austrian troops BY that i'm.
provement komorn is an old but very
strong fortress al the lower extremity OF the
great island of Schutt, 1t is garrisoned BY
and is represented on the map as
surrounded by the Imperial army. At To,s,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-01

The above map represents the middle re-
gion Of Hungary, extending from near the
head of.he grea. island ofschu', to the Thess'
The attention Of our readers, in the first
place. is directed to the two great streams
the Danube anil Theiss the former rising
far of in the western part Of Germany, while
the sources Of the latter are nearly all in the
Carpa,hian mountains, broad and dreary
range running ea.,waraly from Austrian 81.
Ie.ia, and forming the boundary line between
old Poland and Hungary, on the north. All
the roads leading into Hungary from Russia,
with one exception THAT by the Waag,) fol.
low the tributaries of shr Thciss The main
.oad BY which Prince Paskiewitch invaded
he country, leaves the heaas Of the Thesis
OF Theiss) near Kashchau (abou, 100 miles
rom Selseny,l and gaining the river lpol,
sads into the valley of the Danube below
;san, a, the mouth Of the Ipol. Paskiewitch,
.,w,vrr turning off at ipolkenny, and de.
cended through Hallan, Palli, and Gyangyos,
iiuatsd in the defiles Of the Ta,ra noun.
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foreign n { ~ 6.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
CAN A ID A.
sEvEN DAYS LATER FROM Europe.
Inpertant Intelligence.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Sr. JOINS, N. B..
ats Thursdav, Aug. %, q r. NJ.
The steamship Canada, Capt. Judkins, ar.
rited at Halifax shortly after O'Clock last
evening, having been delayed somewhat by
rough weather and head winds.
ENGLAND.
The English papers are filed with the en-.
thusiastc reception Of the Queen in Ireland.
The cholera is on the increase in London.
FRANCE.
The Minister Of Finance in France in his
statement to the Assembly, says that the de-
ticit on the lst OF next January, will be $780,
oOO, 900 francs II is estimated that the de-
fci, at the end of 1880, will be 800, 600, 900
francs.
The President Of France denies that he
has any real desire to change the form of 60
vernment.
ITALY.
Gen. Rostolaw is appointed commander-in-
chief of the French army in Italy, in place
Of Gen. Oudinot.
The Commissioners of the Pope had arri-
we'd in Rome. They had dissolved the whole
army-even those who had been faithful 10
the Pope.
1t is reported that Garribaldi had beaten an
Austrian force that had attacked him. He
had been joined by many Hunsarians,
Venice still holds out but it is said that
three Armenian Or American ships had arri-
we'd with provisions for the besieged.
HUNGARY.
The news from Hungary still continues ia.
vorable 10 the HungaEans. They still occu'
py their old line. 1t is reported that Bem,
with 10000 men, had completely beaten
Russian force Of co. GEO men, in Transylvania,
and that he had taken hermansladt and
Cronstadt.
It ID also reported that Klapka, the Hunga-
rian General, attacked and captured Raab,
and after taking large quantity Of provis-
ions and munitions of war, fell back to Co.
morn.
IMPORTANT VICTORY OF THE HUNGA.
Fser# MANS.
The Daily Nsws correspondent writes that
courier from Galatz brought the following
news:
1.-THE Austrian and Russian army, $4,000
strong, after occupying hermanstadt and
Crons,adt, and other small places, advanced
70 S.ruani. Benz collected 10000 men and
charged against them. The battle ended in
4 complete defeat Of the Imperialists. They
fsd ptscipitateiy, leaving 10000 dead and
wounded, nearly all their artillery, and 5000
prisonsvs, among whom is Gen. Aulemburg
BEN sNsn sook possession of Hermannstad1
and crcns,adt. In Gallicia, Dembinski is re-
ported 70 have gained a victory, and ,aker
Gen. Freying prisoner"
Our Vienna papers and lettes Of the 6lf
iast., contain important intelligence from th'
sea, Of war in Hungary. The city of Raai
has been occupied by the Hunsarians, afe
. shasp conflict with the Imperialist garrison
A disordsriy crowd Of fugitives arrived a
Psssburg on the %th inst, and it was sooI
knswa that the garrison Of Raab had beeI
surprised BY che Hungarisns, who had pu'he'
dstAchmsnt Of their horse 10 Wieselburg
and who were within sight Of AltenGprg, a
the distance Of ~ English miles from Press
burg. At Gorgo and Roab the hungaTisn
found large stores Of victuals and ammani
Gon, $1,000 bushels Of oats, and :too head 0
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cattle, which they carried off TO the fortress
of Comorn. Besides this, they captured two
companies of Austrian foot and six pieces ol
artillery. The Hungarian troops who were
commanded by Klapka, did not keep posses.
siun Of Raab, but returned TO the fortress, in
doing which they seized tho Vienna mails
The greatest CONSERVATION reigns at Vienna,
and among the lmperialists at Preseurg.
ITALY,
The French in Rome.
The expulsion of the Foreigners" as the
Italians of other than the Roman States were
designated BY the French, ha. not answered
The intended purpose, and the Romans, now
they are left 10 themselves, show no m,iga-
tion Of their scorn for their deiSerers. Ou.
dinot therefore, has been compelled TO take
the farther step of expatrlainy the most ac-
tive and influential citizens, in order to pre-
vent in every way the manifestation of pop
ular opinion. NJ Mamiami, well known as
the Minister of Pins the Ninth during por.
tion Of the Pon,iff's career of reform, having
expressed in print decided hostility to the
re.establishment of the government of the
priests, was forthwith advised by Oudinot to
leave the country, and he accordingly took
his departure for Marseilles on the 9th Of
July. Doctor Pan,aleone, physician of
eminenoe and close friend of NJ. Mamiami,
received similar u,ima,ion, but, unlike M.
Mamiathi, he declined TO follow it. With
singular courage he virtually told General
Oudnot that, his practice being worth lO,-
600 scudi year, he had no intention Of sac
rifcng it through terror either of French or
Papai venrennce
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N Office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Auditor. appointed BY the Orphans Cour, of
Northumberland county, to settle and adjust the
rates and proportions Of the assets to and among
the creditors of The estate ofIsaac Vanscklr. dec
hereby notifies all persons interested in said mat.
ter that he will attend to the duties Of his appoint
ment, on Wednesday. the Sd Of September next
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at his office in the Borough
Of Sunbury. CHARLES j. BRCNER.
Auditor.
Sunhury Aupust o1 lSiQ-St
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=. ErSKS JONES.
DEALER & MANUFACTURER OF
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE.

WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE.
Importer Of French Baskets Looking Glasses,
and Fancy Goods,
No. 1S North second Street,
Between Market and Arch Sts., under ]. SIDNEY
JONES Carpet Warehouse, two doors below
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA,
LAS on hand and is constantly receiving n
IA large and extensive assortment Of Combs,
Brushes, Fancy Goods Of every description. (too
numerous to menton,) Looking Glasses Of Gilt
and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches, Chairs,
&c.
ROOMS,
Shakers Eastern Wisp and Country Brooms,
Window Blinds, Door Mats, Tubs, Buckets,
Churns, Washboatds-in fact, Wooden and Viii.
low Ware ofevery description, all of which will
be sold low for Cash or City acceptance.
Merchants would save themselves much time
and trouble. by calling and examining my stock
before purchasing.
N. B.--Looking Glasses, are insured against
BreaAage to all parts of the Union. without extra
charge.
August Is, is4s.-3m
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Estate OF Jacob GcarhArt, Gear
penter) dec'd.

~ Office is hereby given that letters of admin.
l istration upon the estate of Jacob Gcarhartl
lCairpenter) late of Rush township, Nortoumber.
land county. decd, have been granted to the sub
sclibor, residing in said township. All persons in
deb'ed to the estate are requested to make imme.
hia,e payment, and all having claims against said
estate are desired to present ahen to the subscri.
der, without delay.
VIM; D. GEARHART, Admr'
Aug Is, !S49-6t
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Two VhIuable Plantations
AT PUBLIC SALE.

IA ~ AJhAN/' JLA4L4L'
pY virtue Of the last Win and Testament o
II George krebs, deed, late Of Jackson township,
Northumberland county. the undersigned Exccu-
to will sell at public SALE OH the premrses on Sa-
rcspig, the 18th Of SErrKNSxR, next at 10 o.
clock, A. N. the foliowing described real property
viz: M
A Plantation.
e8nsanins Sc acres, more Or less, sitnats in said
Jackson township, bounded by lands Of Jacob
Gauser, John VI. Snyder, Peter Reybock and
Others Thereon 10 ereeted a two story stone
dwelling House. bank Barn, Spring .house and
never.failihg spring Of water upwards Of 90 acres
Of this tract consists Of OF meadow land. Also an
Orchard and Cider Press.
Another Plantation.
containing LOG actts, more or less. adjoining the
fret mentioned plantation, and lands Of George
Hoernsr, William Schegel, David hartman and
others. On this plantation there is also erected
two story log dwelling House, log Darn. never
failing spring Of watef and sufficient quantity Of
meadow land, an excellent Orchard Of svery va
riety Of fruit trees There are upwards of 90
acres cleared and the residue we'll timbcrcd
Attendance will be given and conditions Of sale
made known on the DAY Of sale by
GEORGE DEPffN. Ex'r.
August II, ls49.--ts
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REGISTER & RECORDER. &c

REGISTER & RECORDER. &c.
THE undersigned respectfully offers himself as
Candidate at the next general Election, for
these Offices. Being well acquainted with the
duties for several years, and fully determined, If
elected to discharge them faithfully, he believes
he could give general satsfaction.
also pledge myself, that, if elected, will apply
the one half of the nett proceeds Of the Offices, to
the support of Mrs. Irwin and her Orphan children
(whose INDECENT circumstances greatly NEED it.3
for two years from December next, the time Mr..
Irsns term would have expired, if he had lived.
The support Of the electors would be greatly re-
membered by .
DAVID ROCKEFELLER.
Sunbury, August 4, ls49.
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Estate Of Alexander strickland,
decd.
n Office is hereby given that letters tcstamen,
4 tary have been granted to the subscribers, on
the estate OF Alexander Stricklsnd late Of Upper
Augusta township Northumberland county decd.
All persons indebted to said estate or having
claims against The same, are requested to call on
the subscribers for settlement.
WIN. GASS
WIN. NJ. MILLER,
Up; AUGUSTA tshp. Augusta III, ls40.--6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-01

"JoURNAL OF SENATE
"Resolu,ion No. lsS, entitled Resolution was read
thirt time On the question: will the Senate agree the
the Constitution, and were follow, viz.
"fEAs-Messrs. Boas. Brawley, Crabb. Cunningham
,hia, MCaslin Rich Richards, ssder, santey ssvesx
Small Smyser, Sterrett and Stine--2I -
"NAr;aAIessrs Be.t, Drum, Frck, Ives, King, KONG.
macher, Pot,eger snd Darsc, SrEAxER-s.
80 the question was determined in the affirmative"
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.
TIves.
"SSaa the resolution pass The yeas and nays were
ageeaby 70 the provision Of the tenth article OF the
psiI GIAs.Meshrs Gide2n Bali David J. Bent, Craig
bdde PET Peter D Bloom, David N. Boc, Thomas X Bull,
Emery, David g. Esh.man William Evans, John Fausoid
Samuel fegey, Joseph W. Fisher, Henry NJ. Fuller
Thomas Grove, Robert Hampson, George p. Henszey
Thomas Herring, Joseph Higgins Charles Hortz Joseph
b. Hover, Robert klotZ, Harrison r. Laird, Abraham
IambeIton Jane. J. Lewis, James W. Long Jacob NJ.
Cartney John NJ Culloch, Hugh Mkee, John M'Laugh.
lin Adam Martin, Samuel Marx, John c. Myers, Edward
Nckcson Stewart Pearce, James Porter Henry c. Pratt
8. schoonover, Samuel sebert, John sharp Christian
Snvey, Thomas E. Steel Jeremiah b. stubts, Joseph
S%!n5man = Marshall Swartzweder samuel Tagger, Geo
Ihorn Nicholas Thorn, Arunah Wsttlcs, Samuel Wei.
Packer Speaker,-5a
"NAYs.Messe,. Augustus X. cornyn. David NJ. Court.
rcy, David Evans Henry s. Evais John Fenlon John W.
George Thomas Gileapie, John Il. Gordon, VIM Henry,
lanes kir Jo;orh Larhash, Robert Little, John 3.
William T Morrison. John A. Ottn William Y. Roberts
John w. Rosebeuy, John b. Rutherford, r Rumble smith,
John smyh. John souder George Walters and David p
Wliams,-N.
$50 the ques.ion was determined in the Affirmative"
SEcRErASr's OrrIcr,
a Harrisburg, June Is, ls4e}
PESSsyLyASIA. IS.
..., DO CERTIFY that the above and forego-
sI3Sc. ing il true and correct copy fths "Yeas'
AHNG&s and "Nays," taken on the Resolution re-
81 ~ lative 10 an amendment of the Constitution
HXUEG as the same appears on the Journais Of the
1 two Houscs Of the General Assembly Of this
'CtSS' Commonwealth, for the session Of ie49.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Office the fifteenth
day OF June one thousand eight hundred and forty
TOWNSEND HAlNES,
Sec'ry Of the Commonwealth.
July7, lsio.-3m
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Ky Virtue of a certain writ Of Fieri Facias to me
directed will be sold at o'clock p. NJ, on
Monday the 10th Of September next, at the pub
lic house of Frederick Sticker, in tho Borough Of
Milton. all the interest Of the Defendants in GER
tain lot Of ground situate in the Borough of Milton
bounded ON the north by an Alley, on the east
oy lot now IN the occupancy Of Blair Il Reed. on
the south by Mahoning street, and on the west by
lot oil samuel Blair, whereon is erected small
House. Seized taken in Execution, and to be
sold as the property of David West and Motly
West his wife. JAMES COVERT. Shr'H.
Sheriff. Office, sunburyl
August 25, lS49.
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l. A r. ID L A Nj PS.

IL n IL ID L. A Nj L ;.
CORNELIUS CO.
No. If8 Chesnut St,
ID ESPECTFULLY announce tha, they have
J. ~ just finished THE most extensive assortment
LAMPS,
they have ever offered for sale, comprising
ELEGANT, NEW STYLE CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, MANTEL
LIGHTS. sc.
In great variety, and of
ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
Much attention has been paid 10 ECONOMY,
in the constitution Of these Lamps, and such are
made as will produce the greatest amount of light
from, the least CONSUMPTION OF Lsrd.
Recent improvements in the manufactory, with
the introduction of new and perfected machinery,
enables them to sell at very GREAT REDUC-
TlON from former prices, shd all articles before
leaving the manufactort, ste carefully inspected,
and are warranted perfectly tight, and ID gise salts
faction. ~. " EIaFuasA
Philadelphia, June 3, is49.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-01

DOCTOR r. z. AwL.
ID EePECTFULLf informs The citizen: Of
h this place and vicinity, that he has pems-
nently located himself in Sunbuy. His office
Is next door TO Mr.. Jacob Painters hatter-shop,
where he can at all times be found, unless pro-
fcssonaliy engaged.
Snhbnry, August c5, Is49.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-01

ORPHANS COURT
SALE.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland couhty, will he exposed to
public sale, on the premises, on Saturday the 18th
day Of September next, to wit: The undivided two
fifth parts of certain
Tract Of Land.
situate in Shamokin township, Northumberland
county adjoing lands of augustus Huey, Ephraim
Miller, John Derr, Peter Krceger, Peter Puff.
Dunklebcrgcr and others, containing 200 acres
more or less-about 100 acres Of which are cleared.
Whereon are erected House and Barn. Orchard
DC Late the estate of Daniel Furman, deed.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock 4. NJ Of said day
when the conditions thereof will be made known
by SAMUEL FURMAN. Admir-.
By Order of the Court
David Rockefeller, elk. o. G..
Sunbury, August Is, ls49.--ts
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Equatable LIE Insurance, Annuity
and Trust COmpatiy.

OFFICE ~ WALNUT STREET PffiLX XbELpHIA.
,.I cArffAL $50, o,ooo.-CRARrxi PikPHrbAL
THE Company ere now prepared to ,ransac, bu.pe.
are authorized BY their charter fsect n a. ,rat an g
every apftanlne 70 life risks Of whatever kind
o INC % receive and execute trusts make endow-
psny ss snnu.i s md endovnneuss and oct a. Trustees
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-01
SnERMAN'S
POOR MANS PLASTER

has cured Of Rheumatism Pain In the Back,
Side and Chest Lumbago and Weakness than any appli-
cation that has increased hundreds Of upfncpd rascsls
have attempted counterfeit H. and palm il OF upon tn
community a. the genuine. ~ Beware OF Deception II
Remember that the true and Genuine Plaster ID spread upon
case the signature Of Dr. sherman printed upon the hack
OF the Plaster, and the whole secured by Copy Right None
others are genuine Therefore when you want real god
Shermacs Poor Mans Plaster call OF the oee 100 Nassau
street, and you tsill not be disappointed.
Remember principal Gce 100 Nassau street, New York
where oil DR.. sheunans Losenges are sold Hs Agents
are Mrs Hays, i3e futoh street, Brooklyn; Ainssoa
williamsburg; and Redding Co Boston, and
-IIH JOHN YOUNG, eunbury.
NJ. A. MccAY, Northumberland
Aug II, Is4s.-ch e3m--ly