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CONSUMPTION.

CONSERVATION CAN cuREp.--Coughs, Catarrh, Bron-
chs Splitting of Blood, Asthma, Difficult profuse Ex-
pectraton, Hectic Flush Night Sweas, Pain in the side
&c have been cured and can be with much certainty
any other disease specific has long been sought for but
i'll vain until the discovery of DR. Drake's Paacea 1t is
mild and safe but certain and elicanus in its operatun
aud cannot possibly inure the most delicate consttu N
We would earnestly recommend those afflicted to give it
triaand we believe they will not have occasi N TO regret
it, The system is ceansed and strengthened the ulcers
the lungs healed snd the patients gradually regain their
usual health and strength. Reod the following
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CUTLERY.
A N extensive Stock Of Pocket and Table CUT
IA LERY. for sale by

JOHN M. COLEMAN.
Nos. 80 and 80 ARCADE. and 81 North
THIRD Street,
Comp Using 5000 dozen Penknives, Scissors and
Rszors.
Also, choice assortment, Of Ro.lasrs & Sons,
Wosienholm's, GNaves's. w. & S. Butchers and
Fenney's Cutlery. s ..It
Also, Spanish. Dirk and Hunting Knives. j.
Also. Guns, Pistols, an Bowie Knives.
Alsc, The Amnicnn Rosnr Srop. superior
srcle, worty the attention of Dealers.
CARD-Deo in Cutlery, will find the above
Stock worthy their attention, as The suhscriber'.
chief business is importing and selling cutlery.
Philadelha, June 10Th. ls4s-ly.
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sCROFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFEC
TynNS .lsH

Scrofula is said In be herdtary. the infant re-
ceiving from its parents he seeds of this disease.
which increases with its years, IL neglected and
not submitted To frequent purifcation with Dr..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA. The glands are pla.
cea in the corners Of the body, and out of the way
nf direct communication their rosl use j. subject
on which much difference of opinion prevails i,
sufices US to know that when in diseased state,
they are capable of heing purified and ceansed by
a long course Of Dr.. SWEErSER'S PANA.
CEA. which restores them TO sound and proper
action. Scroful US persons can neve, paw too much
attention TO their blood. its purication should he
their first thought for after long Of perse-
verance, they will ever cure hereditary disease.
, In eases Of JAUNDlCE. ASTHMA. LIVER
COMPLAINTS, TIC DOLOREUX RHEU
MA1TSM OR RHEUMATIC GOUT, DR..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA canno, be 100 high
" extolled it searches out the very root Of the
disease. and hy remosing il from the Blood makes
a cure certain and perm lnent. % rI
For diseases of the Bladder aud Kidneys, Stric-
frrs Gravel Stone. Piles. Fisfuia. Urinary OF.
s'rucfions and Extreme Costiveae~ Dr. SWEET
SER'S PANCEA is the hest remedy ever tr ell ;
it removes all shose acrimonious humots from the
Blood which give rise TO The above diseases. and
by keeping the blood in pure condition, insures
health. fritHl| Il
For DROPsv, FALLING or rws BOWELS,
Lmpuriies Of the Biood. Mercuriai Taint, Weak
ness offhe Spine Flos Of Blood fothe Head Gid
diness, Singing and Bnzzing Noise in The Heod
and Ears Dr.: SWEETSER'S PANACEA will
give certain relief; in all severe and chrGuic case,
the patients cannot bs TOO often rem,adsa ,ha, Tar.
ger doses and perseverance, will eff.c, cure.
Ia CAiils and Fepers. Bilious Fepers. Affection,
If the Eyes aud Ears. Spongy and Bkea.ne
Gums Bronchitis u,H r...at Couobs md CoLJo
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Wardrobe of Fashionable
CLOTHING.
]. W. & E. D. STOKES,

CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 1914 Market Street. First Clothing store be.
toW Sirfh
PHILADELPHIA.
WHERE they are constantly engaged in get.
w ting up from the best French, English and
American Goth. clothing cut and made up in the
most superior and fashionable siy ye. Persons
who buy to sell, will find large and excellent
stock at the lowest city prices, Clothing made
up to order, ina superior style at the shortest
notice.
N. B-Odd Fellows Regalia, large assort.
ment always on hand. Orders from Lodges and
individuals promptly attended to on the most rea.
sonable terms.
Philadelphia, June 3, ls4s-1y.
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Destruction OF Human Life in the Mines of
Potosi.

Destruction OF Human Life in the Mines Of
Potosi.
The mines of Potosi were accidentally dis
covered by Diego Hualca, an Indian peasant,
when pursuing wild goats. Arriving at a
steep place, he laid hold of small shrub to
to prevent himself from falling, but the shrub
being unable to support his weight, was torn
up by the roots, and disclosed to the astonish-
hunter rich mass of silver, Jumps of which
adhered to the earth and came away with the
plants. Not long afterwards the discovery
was made known, and the mine was opened
in 1645.
From the first discovery Of these mines to
the year 1903, the quantity obtained from
them amounted to the enormous sum of one
thousand and fifty millions of dollars. The
annual quantity thirty years since was about
five million dollars. Although their produce
is reduced to obout one-quarter of what il
once was yet they are still the most produc.
tive mines in South America
These mines have caused the destruction ot
thousands of human beings in the latter END
OF the 10th century Sixteen thousand Iudi-
ans were constantly compelled by the sub
scription of the meta TO work in them. Al
present there are only about two thousand
miners employed, who are we'll paid, and
work from choice.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10

Tn presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
and of FEVER AGuE and other bilious diseases,
apology is needed Vast numbers in the United States,
who suffer from these affections in their varied forms,
compelled seek relief from other sources than the me-
diaie prescriptions of the regular physician IL becomes
therefore object Of humanity, well Of public inter-
bring before them remedy prepared fu much ex-
perence aud which may always be relied upon sAFE,
EFFEcTuAL, AND HARMLESS CONSTITUTION. That
such is the true character of the INDIA
is amply attese 10y the universal with which il has
been employed
~, Extract from communication Of the Hon. wn-
LIAM WooDBRlDeE, of the U. s. Senate, Governor of
DETROIT, Oct. 2l, 1870
DocToR CHARLES Osooop
Dear sr,-I have read with much interest," your little
rRAEATIsE upon the causes treatment and cnre of the
febrie diseases which have extensively prevailed in
coutfs during the last few onthsan interest increased
doubt, by the fact that have individually suffered
much from them Though feel myself very incompetent
@ @dfs % sa o @ 50 so
sons just and think witha that your pamphlet is caeu
| lated 10 produce much practical good
Speaking of the medicine he says fully justified your
fatering expectations, and safe convenient and popu-
lar remedy my own experience 81 far induces me TO be,
learn lat You have recently established agencies
for lis dispo.ition-though Iregret that with view
general dissemination OF it, you should have found
necessary to from present residence among
With much respect have the honor to be- sir q
ggsHgwg wr.TS% hGGs Sal,gsS %oopBRijber ,f5ES1ij
" From Hon. STEPHEN v, r. TRowBnrDeE of Mchi-
| gan State Senate, to the Agent at Detroit. aiI
BIRMINGHAM, oAKLANp Co.. Dec, 49, 1871,
l. Sr--you wish me TO inform you what know Of DIR
Osgoods India Choagogue anti-bio's medicine dC
believe that il the virtue and efficacy OF this medicine
generalyknow the FFvEn AND AeuE would disappear Ii
Michigan. taN ses 80
procured bottle in spring OF ts4i, and have goo
to believe that myself and family escaped the agu
| last season IN consequence of its use.
Perhaps In no SIMMER since the settlement of this fin
peninsula has the fever and aeue been prevalent TN
last. have reeomIended hi, medicine y numerous p
stances and when the disease had become fixed and ha
the skill Of physicians; and have known IL fail.
has universally poduced the most happy eecsss AVID be
eve has never been exceeded by any medicine IN reno
wing the bilious diseases OF the climate 't'
Yours respectfully, p 800 tt9aei aai
STEPHEN ". r. TIP owBRlDGE
4 Agent foI sunhury-H. B, MAsSER Northumberland
grove, MAY KLOeE.
May 8, iSis-.f n fff
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RIIrEMATISM.

DR. Drakes Panacea is used with the greatest in
Rheumatic Complaints especially such as chronic 1t cures
by driving all impurities and foul hunours which have
accumulated in the SYSTEM which the of Rheu-
mtsm, Gout and Swengs Of the joints. Other remedies
arc drcadfully swollen.
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CHEAP wAyGgEs s nEwELRy.
J.&W. /. WHRD.E q

4
4. Opposite Tie Frdnkiin House, EI,
IMPORTERS Of Cold and Silver Psten, lLs.
[ver Watches and Manufacturers Of Jeweiry
A good assortment always on hand. Gold Pa.
lent Levers. 10 jewels. S3s: Silver do. SIS ia
s20 Gold Lepines, $50; silver do.I$i2 TO Is
Clocks and Time Pieces, Gold Pencils, 81 90
upwards; Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, $l.50
Gold Bracelets and Breast Pins, in great variety
Ear Rings Miniature Gases Guard Chains
si2 TO $25; Plated Tea sets, Castors, Take
Baskets. .Candiesticks. Britannia Ware, Fine Ivo
~ Handled Table Gulery. and general assort
ment OF Fancy Gnods. '-si1H ,siai9s1fsh Z
AMEAYC AM SILVER. raH 2
FORK AND SPOON MANDATORY.
J. &W L. WARD, No. 1o8 CHEsNUr St.
Philadelphia, Opposite the franklin House
Manufacturers of. all kinds Of Silver Spoons
Forks, Tea sets. Ladies'. &c All work made
by us is stamped with our name, and warranted
to he made Of purely American coin.
Philadelphia, August l2, 1876 mo.
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For SCROFuLA.

or. Drake's Panacea is recommended certain remedy
Not one instance of its failure has occurred when
y used 1t the disease and the time lmpars
vigor to the whole system Scrouous persons
pay too much attention to the state of their blood Its p
rhcation should be their first aim; for perseverance will
accomplsh a cure OF EVEN nEREDITARY disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10
DIR. SWEETSER'S
p - ~ A ca Ia ~ g

"HIS Medicine ia warranted, on Oath. mot t.
contain particle Of Calnmel, Corrosive Sub.
Innate, Arsenic, Chloride Of Gold, or any delete.
rous minerals . .... -
The principle upon which this Medicine acts j..
nv assisting and harmoni>ng with nature; it
drives out all foul acrimonious humors from the
blood and body. and by assimila'ing with and
strengthening the gnsric juice of the stomach, il
assists iees ion in short there is not vein ar'e.
~, muscle nerve in the human body, that is
not strengthened hy the PANACEA. and it also
possesses the remarkable property of removing
mercury from the homes and joints.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10

"Did Your fall hurt you ?" said one Patlan-
der to another, who had fallen from the top
Of 4 two stots house. sNot il the laste, honey,
twas ssopPin' 40 quick that hurt me-"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10
For cRJIpTTONs or TUE sKIN

Scurvv. Scorhuc Affections. Tnmors. Scrofuia or
Kings Ev White Swellines, Erysipelas, Ulcers,
Cancers, Running Sores. Scabs and Biles. time
and a determined perseverance, in D SWEET.
SERS PANACEA, will effect cure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10

No medicine perhaps has ever been discovered which
gives much tone to the stomach and the
ton of healthy gastric juice to decompose the food DIR
Drakcs Panacea
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TESTIMONY.

IlllLA, dec. lltl, lSlT.
DEAR SIR In reply to your question respecting the
Of Dr. brakes Panacea, will say that although perfect
disbelever in the existence Of PANAcEA, for ALL
diseases, however valuable it may he certain conditions
of the system, still have believed that Consup
on would be discovered later and curiosity led
me to try your medicine in two very nve,erate
They pronounced by the attending physicians to
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 Of
years and they said she had ''od fashioned Consumption
combine with Scrofua and that she might lnger soma
time but could not be permanently relieved In both
the effect Of the Panacea has been gratifying Only
four or five bottles used by of the persons before
she began to improve rapidly The other took about
will only add that familiar am with consumption by
Inheritance and by extensive observation study and
knowing also the Injurious effects in nine ont Of ten
OF tar, bonese and other vegetable tonics well
many of the expectoants and sedatves sh ud have
recommended the of Drakes Panacea if had not been
acquainted with the ingredients Suffice it say that these
are recommended By most popular and scientific phys
clans and IN their present combined state form probably
the best uteratIve that has been made The is
IN accordance with theory OF Consumption broached in
France few years ago, by Of her most eminent wri-
tiers medicine, and now established by facts which ad
init Of no dispute.
Varv Resne tf,l,, n
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Very Respectfully Yours, L. C. GUNN.

To the language Of another, ''Dr brakes Panacea
always saluary in its efecs-never injurious II is not
Opiateit is not and Expecorant 1t is intended ul
the invalid into fatal security 1t is great remedy-a
grand healing and curative compound the great and only
remedy which medical science and skill yet produced
for the treatment of this hitherto unconquered maay
person afflicted with this dread disease will he lust to
himself and his friends ifhe go down to the grave without
testing its virtues single bottle in cases. pro-
duce favorable change in the condition of any patient
however low"
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So. MEGARGEE & co,

INFOHfTN" NND VONNISSION
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Paper, and Paper Manufactu.
rerS' Materials
No 80 Commerce St, PHILADELPHIA.
~ EEP constantly on hand large assort.
EA ment Of printing and other paper News.
papers IN the country, can be supplied at all
times with paper of any size and quality, at
the lowest prices.
Philadelphia, June 18th, ls4S.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10

HHVb c'UsSsuIy III hoQI SuII onu complete
i ss-or'mrnt Of HATS. GAPS. and FURS.
Alsc an elegant assortment of n.ens' anil boys
Leahorn. P"nams. and Psl'nlsaf Hsts All Of
which by q ssvios Of $1,000 IN rent. will he cold,
whole-sls and retail, ss the very lewes, prices.
copeuy deaeFs would DO wsllto cell, % by ..
ccocwy end 'ow tsnt,. Va are ensb'si to cell u
very Inv rates. - = fYfs9AA a'Ai'a N
juas .i0.h. lsAs-ixLalA4 q
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Ladies Of pale complexion and consumptve habits and
such debated by those distractions which females
liable to, restored by the of bottle two
bloom vigor II is by far the best remedy discovered
for weakly children, and such have bad ,imors being
pleasant they take it, Immediately restores the appetite,
strength and color.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invgoating e
fecs the human frame Persons all weakness and las
situde before taking it, become robust and full of
energy under its influence II immediate counteacs the
nervelessness of the female frame
CAuTION.-Bc careful and that you get the gen,i-
Inc Dr. DRAkE's PANAcRA-it has the signature of GEO F.
SToRRs on the wrapperand also the ''DR. DRAkEs
PANAcRA, PHTLA." blown in the glass.
Prepared only by SToRRs Co. Druggists No. 81 North
Sixth St. Philadelphia.
Agent for Sunbury-H. MASSER.
Sold also by WIN. A. NlURRAx Co, Danvile H SHAEF
Err, Milton; MARY Mccoy, Northumberland; F. p LuIz,
Bloomsbury
April |, 1sis-ly ..I|..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10

JoHN's SHARE.-"Dad," said a hopeful
sprig, Chow many fowls are there on the ta-
ble?"
"Why," said the old gentleman, as he
looked complacently on "a pair of finely
roasted chickens, that were smoking on the
dinner table, "why, my son, there are two"
1.-TWO! !" replied the smartness, ',here are
three, sir, and III prove it."
"Three!" replied the old gentleman, who
was plain matter-of-lact man, and under
stood things as he saw them: '1'd like to see
you prove that"
"Easily done, sir, easily done Amt that
!" lying his knife on the first
eyes, that's certain" said his dad.
Sand amt that two ?" pointing to the Sec
ond, and don't one and two make threeW
"Really!" said the father, turning TO the
old lady, who was in amazement at the i'm.
mense learning of her son, "really, wife, thi;
boy is genius, and deserves to be encou,
ragged for it. Here, old lady, do you take one
fowl, and I'll take the second, and John may
have the third for his learning"
GFINpING THE BETTER WAy."-We notice
in an exchange the marriage of Mr.. WRIGH-
10 Mias BETTERwAY. MIR. Wright had n,
doubt read Pope's Universal Prayer, particu
larly the following verse Of it; ftW m
"H ! am RIcHr, thy grace impart,
siH in the right to stay;
" Lan wrong, o teach my heart ga
To find the sETTER wAr" sf 4A
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Jats rellameo,,n tHatter.
now Lay stE D0wN TO SLEEP.

NOW LAY ME DowN TO SLEEP.
There are probably no four lines in the
English language that are repeated SO many
times daily as the following;
Snow lay me down to sleep,
pray the Lord my soul to keep,
II should die before wake,
/ pray the Lord my soul to take"
And il is not only children and youth that
repeat them. Many whose heads are "sil.
vered over with age" have been accustomed
te repeat them as their last prayer before
closing their eyes in sleep every night since
they were taught them in infancy. The late
ex.President of the United States John Quin-
cy Adams, was among that number. BIZ
shop Of the Methodist church, in addressing
Sabbath School, told the children that he had
been accustomed to say that little prayer
every night since his mother taught it to him
when he was little boy.
In conversing recently with a ship master,
over seventy years Of age, and who has been
for many years deacon in the Church, he
said that when he followed the seas, and even
before he ndulged hope that he was a
Christian, he never lay down in his berth at
night without saying with great seriousness,
and he thought sincerely,
"Now lay me down 10 sleep"
He felt so strongly his need of religion, and
his danger without it, that he used always to
read his Bible, and place that precious book
under his pillow at night, and often to kiss
the sacred volume, trusting, no doubt, in this
reverence for the word of God, instead of
trusting alone in the Saviour.
Let every reader learn, and every night re-
peat that little prayer:--
Snow lay mo down to sleep" &C.
GET Your SLATEs.--The Times asks the
following interesting questions The ladies'
had better get their states and work out the
sum:
If kisses were penny each,
And words groat score,
A kiss for every twenty words,
And twenty in an hour
Visit the fair one twice week,
And stay from eight to one,
'Twould take how long, at such rate,
TO spend hundred pounds
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han : NOTE L1sr..
PENNsYLvANIA,

The following lisi shows the current value Of oil
'ennsylvsnia Bank Notes. The most implicit 70.
lance may he placed upon il, as il Il epevy week
;srsfnlly compared with ard corrected from Bick.
nelI's Reporter. NtHF flba
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h ~ A raovsArp DoLLAas sAvxD!
i ASHBX &fRoCAP,
Hat and Cap ManulAc Z tnrer.

SOstk East Corner Of 4tA and Market Street.,
. adi gi .a.' 6as'ment story, II $500 =
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BRON CHlTIS. ASTHMA AND DISEASE OF
THE WINDPIPE uH

These disease proceed from the serio.ty o,
corrupthumors of the blood, having settled iteef or
the throat aud lungs. and stopped them up, 80 thai
they cannot draw sufficicn, air in for respiration
Dr.. SWEErSER'S PANACEA will give i,nm.
date rel lief, and to make the cure perfect and Ger
tain. it should he continued some time after. Il
free the .ysicm Of all hid Eumors. a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-10

bTEfHEN v. r. TROWBKlDGE
Agent foI sunhury-H B. MAsSER; Northumberland
widh,MNSfoM VIII II = Co; Milton, u, RAsER seas
May 9, lsis--f ffff
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PILES.

In ALL CAsrs OF PILEs. Dr.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA will effect a very speedy curs. Il rs:
moves from the blood. stomach and bowels. |; al
those foul acrid burning humors, which arc The
cause Of Pills and Cosiveness, and by strengthen.
ing the digestive organs improves every part Of tho
tntlJe hody
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sALAMANDER.

Manufacture and keep constant
Y on hand, a large assortment Of
the above articles, together with
their Patent Improved Salamonder
FiRE-PROOF SAFES, which
are so constructed as to set at rest
oil manner Of doubt as to their
being strictly fire-proof, and that
they will resist the fire of any
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p FLATULENCY AND WIND.

These diseases are caused by the stomach end
bowels being choked up with viscid Shiny matter
The air which enters them cannot escape until force
by some contraction of the stomach to expel il
hence The cause of pain. A few doses Of ny
SWEETSER'S PANACEA will eonv;nc. ,I.
sufferer that relief is attained, rr-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
Farther Doings and Rumor-.

Upon the publication Of tho ABOVE document In the
imperial city, the Deputies were immediately called 10
geiher by the speaker and sat IN delberaton All night
Meantime the noblemen named in the POpes prOclsma
ton Wed with each other In repudiatng the appoint
mont Princes sciarra and Barberni got frightened At
the unlocked for honor, and OF over the frontier
fast they cOud C,stracsni distinctly refused a.
act Ia the capacity Of irresponsible commissioner and
Zucchi took himself OF % Bologna.
The Chamber OF Deputies published the following
resolution the next morning
" J. The Chamber Of Deputies recognizes no character
Of ocia authority Ia the paper from Osela at variance
- with al constitutional forms, ~ which the Sovereign Is
subject well a. bis people and declare that The
Ministry In the urgency Of the shall continue
Until farther orders administer the affairs Of the country
& population from our body sh ID forthwith wall o. the
Sovereign 20 request his return Rome g. This upper
House !. invited 10 join him In the depuistiOn The ( a
iOna Guards throughout the slaes shall be called on 10
rally round heir banners and The order
hitherto
II 10 very commonly supported that Luclen BOnapsrte,
Prince dc Canine is deeply implicated in the proceed.
nss which have led 70 the Popes flight and il Il said
that he will probably BE- appointed President Of the
Roman Republic, II one should ever b. constituted.
seven Of the cardinals have arrived az Naples but
some acc0uats In the French papers assert that the
Pope had ordered the sacred college % proceed b. Nal
a IN order that conclaye might be held there in
OF his decrease