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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
Doctors could give mo- Help

Mr.. VIM. D. Jennings merchant at R9pOHt eshsrs
Ashtabula CO., Ohio wrote to October 3D. 164s and
stated of Cons which the useof BaANr9
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAm had effected In Mr. Wiz
sought relief from the best physicians and numerous
medicines but found none. for the fatal hand of that
unrelenng monster Consumption, had taken fast hold
on his vtals, and was so destroying and facilitating
his body that he was skeleton. He was siveh
up by his physician, and all friends one who would
soon inhd5it grave But even in this last extremity,
strange and marvellous as it may SEEM yet 1t b true
that the of only five bottles of B4aNf's INDIAN
PULMONARY BALsAM has unclinched the hand of the
destroyer and restored Mr.. Crockett to health, and he
Ia now a HEALTHY. HEARTY. RUGGED MAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.

Messrs Il, B. Calft0eH 4 Co., of East Ospego, o.
wego Co., ~ Y, respectable druggists. wrote TO May
19th 1s4e: We have just heard through Mr. Whitman
respectable citizen of this place. Of an important cure
of Consumption, which BRANTs INDIAN PULMONARY
BALsAM has produced on the wife of acquaintance
of his, who resides in the town Of Palermo, in this
dangerously diseased that her friends believed II
impossible for Tier to HE -
MORE THAN ONE DAY LoMhkR..-.--
But when all other hope utt'ry }ailed she commenced
taking Branfs Pulmonary Balsnm and its medical efca
icy las RAISED her from dying he'd that she is
going about and attending to her domestic household
affairs and duties S4re acknowledges and il is very
evident that she is indebted to B,ans Balsd for her
recovery from long, severe and dangerous sickness
and her friends and neghbors consider that 4nedcie
invaluable. 80.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS.

Mr.. w. Chapman, merchant Middlebury, state OF
Vermont stated to that his was afflicted with
bleeding the lungs and after all other remedies failed
and his physicfas said he tboSld die he made use o.
Brans Indian Pulmonary BalsaH, which soon restored
him to health
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
GERMAN MAGNETIC

1ifsrhhala, 1879.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

10 MILITIA TRAININGs.-Frequent at
tempts have been made by the Legislature to
abolish Militia Trainings, but without effect
until the last session. On Monday, the day
before the adjournment, an act was passed
abolishing Militia Trainings in this state
Volunteer companies are encouraged and
are to receive fifty dollars when organized,
and al able bodied men between the ages
of 81 and 40 years, who do not uniform
and equip themselves and join volunteer
company, are to pay fine of 30 cents annu-
ally. Each county is to form brigade.
Training day was great day, for poiti-
clans and office hunters, and although thou
sands will rejoice, there are many who
will regret that these Battalion frolics will
be numbered among the things that have
been,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
REVENUE FROM TAVERN LICENSES.

Under the late act Of Assembly, regula-
ting tavern licenses in Philadelphia City
and County, it is estimated that the rcvc-
nue. will be one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars. Last year, under the old
law, it amounted TO only five thousand dol
lars. There are said to be about 600 licen-
sed tavcrns in the City and County, and
about 1900 beer shops, oyster cellars, &C.,
where liquor is sold without license
These under the new act must all pay Ii
cense, none less than fifty dollars and the
highest $3.50. Admitting that nine hun.
dred will be discontinued by the act, the re-
naming fifteen hundred, will, at an average
of S75, make up the sum Of Sl25,0OO. II
is surprising that the legislature did moi
long since, when enacting laws 10 tax the
farmer, mechanic and merchant, think
o"6eer shops AMI tip!ing houses.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

The Fremont DISASTER --Cann'bal'sm-
Some of the details of The disaster which hap
pened 10 Mr.. Freuoni's expedition are given
in private letters, by which most horrible
suspicion is created that of the party repre-
scntcd to have died of exposure, at least one
of them was killed by has companions for food,
so great were their privaiions and sutferings
when shut up in The immense beds OF snow
which covered the plains The party Of
twenty men sent back by Col. Fremont for
animals were found by him encamped, hav-
ing given up, and determined 10 make that
the scamp OF death" The leader of the
party was dead, supposed to have been shot
by Old Bill Williams, who acknowledged
having eaten Il portion of him
MIR. Preuss the artist WAS not lost, as re-
ported II was NJ. Preoux. MIR. Rohler, oi
Georgetown, D. c is also among the dead,
Col. Benton has received letters from Col.
Fremont, portion of which we publish This
morning from the In,elligencer, giving the
particulars Of this disaster, some of which
are said 10 be TOO horrible for publication.-
Oiher letters are promised by the Intelligent
Ger on its next issue, which will probably re-
fer to this matter.-Phila Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

IMPORTANT INVENTION. learn from
the Scientific american, that MIR. w. FrGhlich
engineer in the navy-yard, at Washington,
has invented an apparatus, which is radically
sell acting, 10 preven, railroad collisions. He
has executed an operative model, which de-
monstrates that even in the event Of two
trains meeting at full speed, it will operate
without the help of engineer and fremen,
and prevent dangerous collision, He has
taken measures 10 secure patent, and is now
ready, we are informed, to enter upon nego
tions with railroad companies on reasonable
terms
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

IL THE CANAL But NOT DRowNEp.-James
Rowley, an eccentric lrishman, well known
TO many of our citizens, fell from boat into
the canal near Buffalo street bridge, yester-
day forenoon, and was underline wateriwo or
three minutes before he was rescued When
taken ont he was apparently dead. but DR.
Hun, was called, who introduced a stomach
pump and pumped him dry. When The
pump was Withdrawn the firsl sign of return
ing consciousness was the following exclama-
iion-''l can lick the best man in The crowdp
The DR.. and his friends thought him ou, Of
danger.-Roeh. .4mer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

10 THE AMERICAN LAW JoURNAL.-
The April number Of this valuable publica-
tion contains much that will interest the
law student. 1t contains among other mat
tiers, an abstract Of the decisions of the Su-
preme Court OF this State, and also abstracts
Of the decisions of other States. Published
monthly by Hamersley s. Co., Lancaster
and Thomas Cowperthwaite & Co., Phila-
delphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
GREAT SURGICAL OPERATION.

Prof. Washington l.. Alice, Of The new
Pennsylvania College of Medicine, says the
Pennsylvania, performed All operation Oh
Thursday the 18th uli., which stamps him
as one of the ablest Surgeons of The day.
The operation was performed in the presence
OF several eminent physicians. The tumor
consisting OF the right ovary, was of Il solid
iibrous structure, and inmovably attached
TO the bones of the pelvis. 1t weighed lbs
and measured around lis largest circumler-
ence feet inches. its smallest % inches
being the largest hbrous tumor removed by
this operation The ncision through the
walls of the abdomen, necessary 10 remove
it, was 10 inches in leug,h.-The patient
aged % years, married lady, and a mother
of four children, is now considered out OF
danger, no symptom having occurred to in.
,eriere with hei rapid recovery. a mixture
of chloroform and ether was used to an ex-
tent TO destroy The sensation of pair, but not
Consciousness This is the first time this
operation has been performed in Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
che Alarkcts.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office Of the Amcrican April IS, 1919.
GRAIN Wheat has advanced 3 or 4 cts
per bushel. We note sales of good TO prime
Maryland reds at 9OI9s cts. and of a To-, Of
family flour white at lie cts.
Sales OF Corn at a9a5i cts for yellow, and
43a4l cts. for white, which is an improve
ment.
We quote Oats at 25 a IS cents
WnIsKEY Prices have impioved little
Moderate sales Of hhds. at 90 cts, and Of
bbls. at 81 cts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
Opinions Of The PHILADELPHIA Press.
.sTHE DISPATCH"
DcccmIcI 3lst S:lys.-

UtccnINl JIst Nys:-
AN INVALUABLE MEDlClNE,-weh have FREQUENTLY
heard the Celebrated German BeIs manufactured by r.
II piihid spoken IN terms oi mitqnliti n, and we
kn W dcscrveily II lisa too practice in GER
tam quarters, uli all nGnnef ii uscl, us but the
az We BiiieIs hundred are living WI oi ther great
m 'ru and h, sica worth AS medicine OF the Ly, r
Complaint J~uudicc Nervous Debility and Dys,e, sa II
has been und Invaluable clecling aud m { ushy
eradca,'g Diseases when all tler medicines have failed
We feel CONVINCED, that IN the the Gernnn Bitters
the patient csn bee debiatc but constantly gains
strength and vgur the irame-a fact worhy of great
eonsd, Tti The Bittrrs pleasant in taste and smell.
and cIn lie administered under any circumstances, the
IN st delicate stomach Indeed they be used by all per-
MS with The IN 81 peifrct safety. II uh be well
III Sc who are much affected Ia the nerv system -
minence with me tea sio niul Ices and gradually i
crease We s1eak lium experience, and urse, a
pr per Judge The press lar aud WIDE have united in re-
commencing the German Bitters and to the afflicted we
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

Tx DELAWARE COUNTY SEAr,-The mat
ter OF the removal Of the seat of justice of
Delaware county, which has been before the
Supreme Court for nearly year and a half
on the question Of the consliuiionaily OF the
act of Assembly, has at lenaih been decided
in favor of the removal, The Court deciding
that the ac, OF the 3d of March, ls47, sub
m''ing the question: Of removal 10 vote of
the qualified electors of the county, was con-
'stilulional and valid
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

WILLIAM LYON McKENzIE has been driven
from Canada, and has left it. probably never
to reinrn. The Kingston Wing regrets this,
for the reason that Mckenzie "mieht have
retrieved some of his errors. by showing mp
the Americans in their true coors, thereby
checking the growing passion for annexation "
A letter from Havana says that shaver
from the coast OF Africa recently arrived Al
M,riel. a nriohboring port, with 400 TO 500
slaves on board.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

NPNTI IS, IH1V.
WnEAT-Rcd is worth 9S a 100 cents :
" hle is held at 1903 l05 e.
RyE-Prnnsylv ylvana is worth soc.
CoRS-New PENN. yellow is held a, 53c.,
white 5ic.. weight.
OATs--Sou,lI"rn is held ai about 60 S3c.
WHISKEY Sales in hhds at 10 and in
bbs at 20 CENTS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

~ The WATcIMAN.-This is the title
Of a new paper just started at Norristown,
Montgomery county, by Daniel Fry. 1t is
handsome sheet, handsomely printed, and
well got up. In politics, the Watchman
is democratic, but is not committed, the
editor says, TO any clique or section oi
party. We trust he may be successful in
his new enterprise.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

The VoRH AND CUMBERLAND VALLEY Rail-
ROAD, to run from York to Harrisburg, is to
be pu. under contract Immediately, and the
work will be pushed to completion with all
the energy and despatch in the power of the
company
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
PENSIONS TO SOLDIERS WIDOWS.

The following is the act fihe late Congress
extending the benefits Of the Pension System
10 the Widows of those who have served the
country in a military capacity.
Chapter 62-An Act granting five years
half.pay to certain widows and orphans Of
officers, non-copmissioned officers, musi.
clans and privaies both regulars and VOL
unteers.
Sec I. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of tie United States Of .Ame-
riean in Congress Assembled, The the provi-
sions OF the second section Of the act entitled
San act amending the act entitled "An ACT
granting half-pay TO widows or Orphans, where
their husbands and fathers have died OF
Of wounds received in the military service of
the United States in cases Of deceased off
GERS and soldiers Of the militia and volun.
teers," approved July q, isis, shall be So
constructed as 10 embrace all widows or or
phans of officers, non.commissioned officers,
musicians and priva,es whether OF the re.
gular army or of volunteers, who have re.
ceived an honorable discharge, or who re.
NAMED TO the date Of their death in the mi
litary service Of the United States, and who
have died since their return to their nsna
place Of residence, OF wounds received o,
from disease contracted while in line Of duty
subject to such rules, regulations and res,ric
tions as the Secretary Of War, by The Sd sec
,ion Of said act, is authorized to impose--Ap
proved Feb. 22d, ls49.
This act grants five years. half.pay TO th'
widows or children ofihose soldiers only wht
either died iu the service Of the United State.
or died after being honorably discharged
,herefrom, Of wounds received or disease
contracted therein. No distinction is mad,
between those serving in The regular arm,
and volunteers or militia, 1t makes no dis
tnclion between those who served respec
lively in the several wars in which our coun
try has been engaged, and those who serve.
only in time of peace are included, provides
they died in The service or Of wounds received
or diseases contracted therein.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

10 ApvEnrIsINo.-Now is the time for
merchants, mechanics and others to adver-
tse. Yearly advertisements, with the
privilege Of changing frequently, is the
best and cheapest plan.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
Notice

A S the subscriber is done selling at Auction. he
- requests all those who have not complied with
the conditions of sale to call Immediately and do
SO. He has still some MOLASSES, PLASTER,
&C.. On haud, which he will sell low. As the
store is closed, customers will please call At the
house. CHAs. $. BOGAR.
Sunbury, April 7, lsi9.--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

THE laoS for the Harrisburg, Portsmouth
and Columbia Branch Railroad, will arrive al
Baltimore about the first Of May, when the
company will be prepared, and will immedi-
ately commence laying the rails 1t will
take about ihree thousand tons.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
THE DAILY NEWS. >

1--WE speak knowingly at Dr Hp'r,nd's Cebra, el Ger
nan Bltiers. when t is essins .f this age and
IN discascs Il the biiiry digestive and Nerv ms Sy sens il
has not we think an equal III Vegetable Preparation
commend it rhy their 'nidence
For sale wholeEle and retail si the principal Depot
Philadelphia.
For saie by NJ, A. MccAY, Northumberland and Sun.
tuy-sia ies:e'iAts dealers generally throughput iAs
Stste.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
Tue SIAMEsE Twins, who have been living

Tur srANEsE Twins, who have been living
some years with wives and children, on their
own plantation in North Carolina, are sad TO
be on their way 10 New York, 10 embark
for Europe, with q view to consult the mos,
eminent surgeons on the prac,icabilny of an
operation TO divide the ligament that binds
them together. 1t is further said that ore
of their sisters had been adopted into the
family Of the Emperor Of Siam. Since their
residence in North Carolina, particular laws
were passed referring to their particular 20.
siiion One Of them committed an assault.
but could nta be imprisoned because the ir-
nocen, one would have been incarcecra'ed
also.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

W~ The late act exempting property
to the value of three hundred dollars
from levy and sale on execution, or distress
for rent, received the Executive sanction.
1t goes into operation on or after the 4ih
Of July next, and applies to all debts con-
tracted after that date.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

The annual address before The Ohio State
Agricultural Society, Of Cincinnaiii, on the
sth Of September neat, will be delivered BY
Mr. Cmy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

The Pittsburgh papers notice an increase
of the trade and prosperity of the city beyond
the most sanguine expectations Of i,s friends,
and IL the face Of the late fses 4 d,awhacks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA; CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
lind all diseases arising from disordered
Lirer or Stomach in both Male and
Female:

Such rs Constipati II, Inward Piles Fnlncs nr Bhod to
the Head Acidny e the ~ mach Nausea. IIcrt burn
disgust Tor Foh, fulncss weight the Stomach ur
Eructa ms, Sinking or tlncring the pit the Stomach
Swimming Z" the Heat, Hurried and Eicult I.reaihne
fluttr at the Heart, Choking CT Sufclting sens,,i MS
when IN lying sture Dmnrss 'f Vision, Dots webs
bet Nc the sight, Fever and dnu rain in the Head Deict
ey 81 Pesrall u, ell wness the skin and Eycs Pain
N the Side iiict, Ches', lnls &C. Sudden fushcs /,
Heat, Burning IN the Flesh Constant I'm ,enin uf evil
and great deress o ; iriis Can be elcctualy cur,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

U We have placed on our first page
this week, by way Of variety, popular
and handsomely illustrated piece Of music.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
- I u -,

1n Northumberland on Wednesd last Mr.
MATTHEW WRIGHT, aged abou, 81 wears
On last Tuesday, in Point township, Mrs
PHOEBE MARTIN, aged about AZ wears.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

" The arrival of the Europa, with
l2 days later news, has Just been announc.
cd ty ts!eenIh.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

On Saturday morning, the Nis Prius Court
Room was densely packed by persons anxious
to hear the verdict in the Hinchmnn case
The Jury came into court and handed the
Judge a sealed verdict.
The verdict is as follows: The jury find
against Samuel S Richie, Edward Richie,
John Nj. Whteall. John Lippncoi', DIR. John
D. Kite, Geo. NJ. Elkinion and Elizabeth r.
Shoemaker and assess the damages al Slo,-
900
The jury acquit Anna W. Hinchman, Philip
Garre,, DR.. Joshua J. Worlhrgion, Benjamin
II. Warler, William BiddIe, Thomas Wis,ar,
Jr., and DR.. John d. Griscom,
The defendants counsel have moved for a
new trial, and will file reasons by Wedues-
day next. Should new trial be granted,
the matter will all have TO 20 over again,
otherwise the case will 90 TO the Supreme
Court on law points, The costs will have 10
be paid by the defendenls, and will probably
amount 10 $4,000 and upwards-ihs is eNclu-
sive OF counsel fees, which are borne by the
| respective parties.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
THE COAL TRADE

The coal operators in Schuylkill county
have still further extended the time for re-
sumption of shipments, and will, we are as
sured b. the Miners Journal, continue the
suspension until The middle of the season, if
it shall be necessary TO secure and maintain
fair and reasonable prices. The quantity at
900 tons, while the quantity sent 10 market
from the Schuylkill region this season, falls
short of the supply TO the same period las,
year full 9S, 600 ions Including this de6ci-
ency, after allowing The other regions all they
claim, it will require an increase in the ship
ments from the Schuylklll region of at least,
800, 900 tons, TO supply The market. There
is, therefore, every prospect that prices be-
fore the close of the season, will rule high,
and while we sincerely hope that the opera
tors may secure what they with so much jus
lice demand, we look anXiously for an early
resumption Of trade.
The shipments by non.subscribers continue
on small scale, but there is an unusual de-
gree of unanimly and determination among
those who have suspended as well as those
engaged in other business dependent on The
coal trade. The total shipments from the
Schuylkill mines last week were HAT tons
for the corresponding week last year, they
were 81, 1877 tons.-Daily Ners.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

" Gideon NJ. Shoop has been appoint
ed Post Master at Danvillr. Mr.. ShooF
will make good and an obliging officer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

~ 1t is a singular fact that every fifth
Governor Of Pennsylvania has been whig
or federalist. This is another evidence,
that there is "luck in odd numbers"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

E.saksE5s5 4ssls4 Msks
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL.
ROAD, FROM PHILADELPHIA
TO POTT-VILiE.
CHANGE OF HOURS, and THO TRAINS
DAILY, each way,. ereept Sunday,
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, April I'd, lsi9
NJ two trains will run each way, daily between
Hhiladclphia and Potisvle.
MORNING LiNE-ACCOMMOD ATIoN.
Leaves Philadelphia at y A. W., daily, cxeep,
Sundays.
Passes Reading at 10. is A. VI.
Leaves pottsville at u a. NJ, daily, eseept
Sundays.
Passes Reading at 0 10 4. VI.
The above Line stops a, all way stations on the
road as formerly
AFTERNOON LINE-FAST TRAIN.
Up Tram Dorm Tam.
Leaves Philadelphia at Leaves PottsvilIe at .,
- i. NJ, daily, c1- p. NJ, daily, except
cept Sundays SUNDAYS,
Leaves f!.' nixvllle 3,io Leaves Sch Haven a,37
" PottstOwn Ais +" Port Clinton 800
4" Reading 500 Reading $50
" Port Clinton SIS Pottsto,yn lAo
" Sch. Haven clio Phani,,ilie 500
Arrives at PottsvilleG,sO Arrives at State Rd5.5O
The Afternoon Train will stop only at the a.
borc named stations. Passengers for other point,
must therefore take the Morning Line.
DEPoF IN Reading coroner of Chesnut and
seventh streets. Passengers cannot eater the
Cars unless provided with Tickets.
- NoTlCE.-fiify pounds If baggage will
INC allowed TO each passenger in these lines and
PASSENGERS are expressly prohibssed from taking
any ,hing as baggage but their wearing apparel.
which will be at the risk of its owner No freight
will he taken l,y these lines.
by order Of the Board Of Managers,
!S. BRADFORD, Sec'ry.
April7, ls49.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

b.. TuE LocpsTs--The Locusts will appear
Ibis year about The 2olh of May, in Western
Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, occupying
= the whole region from The mountains in Penn
ssylvania, Ohio county, Vav Coumbiana and
other eastern counties in Ohio. They can be
fonnd now in places upon trees or shrubbery
a which grew in the surface OF The ground an
y inch deep with spade. This will open heii
chambers, which will appear like augur holes.
= Tarks wsar IS deaths in ST. Louis, Mo,
/. turinv sha week ending April %, of which
~ we.s ~ cA.srta eaHft - s'1' 3sa1eh .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
SPIRIT OF THE TINIES,n

"Do OUR GOOD CITIZENS who are invaiids, know
the inhy astonishing that have been pert Ined ly
Dt IL hhind's Celebrated Gernnn Bitiers Ii they d,
NJ, we rec hnmcid them the "Geran Medicine Stare
all who are afflicted with Liver Complaint Jaundice ys-
pcisia. Nervous Debility the Doc has many Of
our citizens after the be ply sicans had failed We have
used lhem and they have proved be medicine that every
one s nld know al, and we cam refrain giving tes-
tim in their and that which gives them greater
claim upon our humble effort, they entirely Vegetable
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
E()UN n D..

A small sum of money was found last week
- in this place by young lad. The owner,
by inquring at the office of the "Americaii,' and
paying for this advertisement. can recover the
Sunlury, April II, lsd9.-:t