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Read and be Convinced.
From the Boston Bee."l

From the Boston Bee."l
The editor said, Dec. 22d-
of "Dr. Hoohands Celebrated German Btters
for the cure Of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, is deserved.
Iy one of the most popular medicines Of the day.
These Biuers have been used by thousands, and
a friend at our elbow says he has himself re-,
er Complaint from the use OF this remedy We,
are convinced that, in the use Of these btters.
the patient constantly gains strength and vigor
IA fact worthy OF great consideration. They,
are pleasant in taste and smell, and can be used.
by persons with the most delicate stomach with
safety under any circumstances. We are speak
ing from experience and TO the afflicted we adj
vise their use"
'Scoti's Weekly" one Of the best Literary pa
pers published. said, Aug. 25.
"Dr. Hoohand's German Biiters, manufactured
by DIR. Jackson, are now recommended BY some
of the most prominent members of The faculty
as an article OF much efficiency in case Of female
weakness. As such is he case we would advise
all nothers to obtain bottle, and thus save them
selves much sickness. Persons OF debtatpd
constitutions will find these btters advantageous
10 their health, as we know from experience the
salutary effect they have uron weak systems"
MORE EVIDENCE.
The philadelphia Saturday Gazette" the bes
amiIy newspaper published in the United States
he editor saws Of
! DR.. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.7
81. is seldom that we recommend whit iss
,o,,o' Patent Medicines to the confidence and!
Na,r oraoe q, our readers; and, therefore, when,
u" we recommend econ, Dr.. .loo&."d's German Biuers,-
we wish it to be dstincry Understood that we
are no, speaking ol the nostrums ot :he day. that
are nosed about for brief period ahd then ior.
gotten after they have done their guilty race oil
mischief, but OF medicine long established, uni
versay priced, and which has met the hearty
approval OF tbs Faculty itself"
, Evidence upon evidence has been received
fke the foregoing) from all sections OF the Union
the last three years, aud the strongest testimony
in s favor is that there is more OF il used in the
practice of the regular Physicians OF Philadelphia
than all other nostrums combined, a fact that can
easily he established, and fully proving that
scientific preparation will meet with their quiet
urroval when presented even in this form.
IA. that this medicine will cure Liver Complaint
,spepsia no one can doubt, after using 1t as
and d. 1t acts specifically upon the stomach
dirfctad' II is preferable 10 caiOinrl in all bilious
ana liver, effect immediate. They can be ad-
dIsf ases-Ihe males or Infants with safety and
ministerial to re. ~ time.
reliable benefit at a.
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LIVER COMPLAINT

LIVER COMPLAINT
yaBadies. DysPePsia, CtroHis or NsrrOHs De.
bihiy, Disease Of ne Kidnrys.
uus al
diseases asi-
sing from diso.-
dered Liver or Sto-
mach, such as Constipa-
ton, Inward Piles, Fullnesp,
or Blood 10 the Head, AeidiIy OF
the stomach, NAUSEA. heartburn, Dis
gust lOF Food, Fullness, or weight in the
Stomach, Sour Quotations Sinking or Flu.
terng at the Pit Of the Stomach, SWIM
ming Of the Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, Futering at the
Heart, Choking or Suhocatng
sensations when in a lying
posture, dimness Of vi
sion, Dots or webs
before the
Sight,
Fever and
dull pain in the
Head, Deficiency or
Perspirotion, Yellowness
OF the Skin and Eyes. Pain in
the Side, Back, hest, Limits, &c.
Sudden hushes Of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, constant Imaginations OF Evil,
and great depressonof Spirits, can be efferlually
cured by
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Wheat

will pay The highes. market price IN CASH,
for WHEAT, on delivery, a. the STEAM Mill.
Also CASH for FLAX.SEED.
ISAAC ATKINSON
CaFrollton, Jan. Ic, 1852.
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GEN. ANDREW JACKSON,

Seventh President Of The United States.
heiuiing The most important Of his StatcPaPers.
WITH THE EULoGY
Delivered by The Hon. Geo. Bancroft.
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DR., HOOFLAND's
CELERABTED GERMAN BITTERS.

Prepared by DR.. NJ. ackson, at the American
Medicine Store, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above disease is not ex.
celled-by any other preparation in the I'm tied
States, as cures attest, in many cases after skil.
ful physicons had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of inva'
lids. Possessing great virtues in the leCtiica-
lion Of diseases OF the Liver and lesser glandsI
exercising the most searching powers IN weak:
ness anu affections nf the digestive organs, tkey
are withal. .afe cerlSin and peasant.
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NATURES OWN REMEDIES,

and that they will cure all durable diseases quick
err and more pleasantly Than any other medicine
ever known. The Pills are principally an alter
native medicine, (their basis being the solid ex-
Tact OF Sarsaparia, prepared in superior man
ner.l bu! sufficiently Calhartic to gently assist
nat ire, without purging unnecessarily, which
make them peculiarly adapted to weak aud en-
f.ebled persons, invigord,ng and strengthening
the body, puri6ing the system, Prcdncng new
rich blood and healthy action OF the stomach anG
liver.
They are acknowledged by our abest physi-
clans to be not only uneXceptonable, but elica-
cious in the highest degree, aud as Il general
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQUALLED.
The Compound Sarsapara Pits are used fol
the permit n,nl cure OF those diseases which arise
from an impure state of the blood and morbid Sc.
eretions OF the liver and stomach. viz, erysipeas
s;rolul. or kings evil, ulcers, scald head, obst'
nate cutoneous efuptons, botches, boiIs, pimpes
sore, weak Or inhtmed eyes, CLAN dGlar swelling'
Rheumatic affections, pains in the bones aud j)lni'
! dropsy, dyspepsia, asthma, diauh@a and dysen
| tery. coughs, colds, consumption when caused by
ca hillary distractions OF the lungs in persons o
srTolulous constitutions. information OF the lungs
influenza, indi lesrion, headache, jaundce, teVe
and ague chill ievers, and levers in general, gen
era and nervous debility, and diseases arising
from an niudicous use OF mercury, and whenev
er medicine is required to invigorate aud puril!
the system.
They are purely vegetable compound, Snt
may he used by persons ol all ages. They arr
pleasant 10 the palate, and produce no nausea
nneasness or gripping in their operation. Hun
dreds OF certificates could be given Of those VIII
| have used them with great benefit.
We ask no person to take our word as to tn
merits of The medicine, but to call on the agen
and purchase box, aud if on trial it does no
The most perfect satisfaction, they can reiurl
g,p1 . recave the money paid tor the same
Y P"rsbnsars oHN s will particular to ask for "Dr Rot
ert's Compound Sarsap~, C,c sin,
that the geen wrapper on eac" WA "tS NJ n :,
! lie Of the signature OF Jos. Roberts, ~ - -
P. Fay, aid to purchs'e none others.
Letters on the subject of the medi1ine, must
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Oct % 1876 1,
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DIR. ROBERTS COMPOUND
5arsapGriIlo bills.

An elternalive, Tonic. Diuretic & mild Calharlic
Pice 25 cents per box, containing so Pills.
Each box contains City pills, which makes them
as cheap again as any other standard pill, and
four times cheaper, and warranted much supe-
riOr in the cues OF various diseases TO any OF the
Syrup mixinre sold; besides being more con-
venent and properiorm for use.
The astonishing success which has attended tie
use OF DR.. RoterIs' Compound Sarsaparilla Pills
IS proof abundnnt and conclusive that they are
.ulV
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-18
TO THE FARMERS.

know Of no class of people w4o have
raore opportunity Of improving their mental
capacities than a farmer. The long winter
evenings watch are passed away - slolh
and idIeness, might, by application of study,
te pf great value. Let me advise you, bro
ther larmc:s, after you have performed the
laboEs Of the day, and parlVuk Of an excel
lent supper of invigora,ing food, lay no,
down on the carpet behind ihe stove, or on
some bench or seltee, with foil aud loaded
stomach, and snore away those precious
hours which never can be recalled. to the
injury of your physical system aud delri-
ment to your mind But be provided with
some useful books such as History, Philoso-
phy, Agricultural and Horticultural Treaties,
and last not least, one or Two weekly news.
papers. And while your good wife is en-
ployed patching your habllmente, your ro.
sey daughters knitting etockings, and your
BOYS mending shoes or whiting sticks, you
beguile time by reading aloud and occasion
ally stop to comment uEon the suject you
are reading, aid TO explain 10 their inquring
minds such mat as their Juvenile years can
not comprehend. And thus these long winter
evenings will pass away with improvement
and heelness, the old clock in the corner
will chime the hour Of ten which is Il sum
mons to retire 10 sIumber you aad your
family will express much surPIise at the
shortness of the evening, and il the old ticker
was not long known for its yeracily you
would concrde il had skipt an hour or two,
The next day when you are at your useful
employment, reQec! upon what you have
read and store up such knowledge which
NAV be beneficial, The task of labor will
become much lighter. Your active mind
will buoy up, and act as slimulous or pro-
peler 10 the Physical system as your i'm
provement advances your mind will expand
which will enable you to see in all things
around you, the wonderful wisdom oil the
great omnipotence. Il will make you strong
bulwarks of the federal arch for as know
ledge and information advances ignorance
and stupidity must retreat ,,,e
Shamokin, Dee. II, 1881
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cndeavor to give 70 tie Haiond affairs to meet
the incoming administration. The debates of
the next session WILL no doubt, as heretofore, fore
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them.
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Washington, November l. 1859,
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FURTHER AND INTERESTING DETAILS
OF THE CALIFORNIA NEWS.


The following details Of the California
news arc Interesting
The Fine Ats SACRAMENTO CIrY-A cor
responder, of The New York Tdhune fur.
nishes the particulars Of the fire in Sacra.
mento City. II broke on, on The night OF
The election, and 1900 houses, the letter
says, have been consumed.
While the FIRE was raging, Tour Of hVe
smen chartered a steamboat aud proceeueu
10 San Francisco, with view OF PURCHASING
and monopolzng all the lumber there, and
all the provisions their money ana cfeu''
would enable them 10 secure. ihey "e'e
landed in small boat from the steamer OIL
North Beach, and she remained le" hl''es
out in the Bay, refusing 10 land any o'her
passengers for several hours, until these mad
time to accomplish their purpose. The
steamer then came 10 her wharf, aud The
news of the fire became public. Lumber
went UP, in their hands, TO four hundred
dollars a thousand--more than three hundred
per cent advance. Flour advanced 10 Sl5,
Pork 10 SIS and $50, and other Provisions in
proportion. Goods TO the amount of several
millions have already been shipped from San
francisco 10 Sacramento, aud the demand is
vet brisk. Ala1ge number Of wooden build
inas have been taken down here and sent 10
that city. Several hundred temporary build
iEgs have already been erected there, but
the rainy season is upon us, and 1t must
aresent melancholy scene Of suffering,
sickness and dcstitutlon.
A lady mex, door to Inc place where the
fire originated; is also supposed lost. The
number scorched is enormous, all OF whom
were carefully cared for by surgeons on
board the Camanche. Every assistance
possible was proneled by the Captains and
Agents Of the steamers, whose vessels were
crowded with females. The Levee was
s,rswn with goods of every description, and
the wind slanting southeast threw the sparks
from the goods, ALL Of which were saved
AT S o'clock the fire had nearly ceased, the
smoudering embers throwing huge clouds
of smoke and lurid flashes, that brought de-
ISOLATION TO the hearts Of all who witnessed
the sickening sight. The losses cannot be
less than five million of dollars.
INCIDENTS OF THE FIRE.--A shooting al
fray took place during the fire, where Mr.,
DAT received six bullets in his body, nei.
ther touching mortal place provocalion
given from the excitement Of pecuniary
loss.
When the Confidence left. doughnuls were
selling al dollar piece, coffee so cents a
cup. Thousands are wandering around,
knowing of no shelter for the night, and the
amount of suffering will be aconcevable.
The bodies of thres men weie found on
ihe wharf yesterday morning, wrapped in
blankets. On attempt to awake lhem--as it
was supposed they were indnlsng in sleep
--aud removing the covering from their Ia
ces it was discovered that they were quite
dead. We have neither heard names nor
reasons assigned for this strange discovery
How could these men have got lhele and in
this condition !
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Correspondence,

AMERICAN lioTEL,
Phiiad. Nor. p, 1852.

Phlad Nor. p, 1852.
Dear NJ. - Once more in Philadelphia,
where you and so love TO be stopping at
the brsl !aca;ea house, and one of the best
kept in ,he city No man will 90 hence, and
say, that Mr., Carr and his assistants are not
kind ani genllemanly; the servants attentive
and civl--lhe fare in quantity and quality
unimpeachabie. By The way, NJ - quqnfity
is the main thing.
The "Penna Poultry Society" has jnst clio.
sed It's first exhibilou-and a most success.
iul one it tu!ned out 10 be More than 1900
fowls were enlered, rearly all of them very
SUPERIOR and many of them truly magnifi.
cent. More than $50 people were hopeless
ly inoculared with the "chicken fevern
Some Of them, desperately, you will say,
when one mad offered So for three Shang-
hais, the same SOFT as were exhibited at car
County Ear in Norlhumbe land, and the
other refused it. S25 and even S35 was no
uncommon ptice for trio. And Tue man
who offered 10 sell for $40 pair, was con
sidered so cheap, that people would not buy
/ his chickens, for fear they were not good,
/ Such things are not unusual
| Here were 10 be seen Shanghajs OF Cochiu
/ ChinNs, White Shangkais and Chittagongs in
all their ponderous glory, and remarkable for
their prolifcness. Black Spanish, Polands,
SpangleG Hamburgs, Creoes or Bolton Greys,
norkings, &c. Game fowls, famed for their
ndomitabe ferocity and courage Rantams
of every color, in all their diminutive ele-
gauce. Silky fowls of Japan, with feathers
/ resembling hair. Turkies, Geese, Ducks,
Guineas, all largely represented in this con-
| gress of fowls; and yet after all, not half as
| foul as that which convenes at Washington,
the goal of many an unsophslcated young
mans ambition, Don't show this 10 Dewat
or Packer, Altogether il was very novel
and interesting show, going far TO eIucidate
the particular branch OF Natural History,
which the Society embraces,
The President, DIR, NrClintock, is man
of wonderful energy, with strong will, a
huge brain, and digestive apparatus, &c. in
proportion. In truth, well balanced ndi-
vidual, under whose guidance no enterprise
can very easily fail. But he is not the only
man of prominence and ability, to whom the
Association may look for ''aid and comfort
Among the most efficient, may name with
out invidiousness, Messrs. Wm. Wistar, Aa.
ron Clement, A, T. NewbOld, ". C. Rud-
man, Rev. S, "A. Bumsead, Drs. Crabb, II. j.,
Brown, Duncaf and many others, one of
whom modesly will not allow me 10 mention,
who have contributed by their energy and
good will 10 the success of the undertaking.
] am sorry, my dear NJ you were not pre-
sent 10 see for yourself. Even you might
have learned something. II seemed, as II
every chicken in creation was here, but the
Democratic Rooster. He has drunk 30 much
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New Advertisements.
Suffering and Stammering
Cured in from fve 10 t,centy minutes.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens OF Sunbury and vicinity that he has
taken rooms for one week at COVERT'S UO-
TEL, In the Borough of Sunbury, where per
sons afflicted with
SUFFERING AND STAMMERING
May call on him at any time between now and
Saturday the 25th inst, and obtain relieffrom that
distressing impcdimcnt in few minutes without
Surgical operation, or the slightest pain.
1he undersigned is the only person In the
United States that can perform this cure efiectu
ally. he has practiced upon 500 persons with
in The last three years; and besides, he has in
his possession scores Of certificates of cures upcn
persons in this and ether sections of the country
to whom reference may be hal if any doubts ex.
lists as to his ability to accomplish all he promises
Among these he has the certificate of the N,w
York Medical Faculty the Rev. E. J. Prime,
Editor of Presby yterian Rev. DR.. Knox, New
York; Professor Jomane, of Bishop Doane's
College, Burlington, N. j.; G. Vanrenseller,
Corresponding Secretary of the Board of Educa.
ton, ESQ Chestnut street, Philadelphia Peter
Farnum, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, besides
numerous other eminent personages. Moreover,
so confident is he in the success of his peculiar
mode or treatment, that he will
Charge nothing ,chere he fails 10 cure
Which shall be tested at once by the patient
reading and speaking with huency and ease with
out the slight est suffering or stammering.
]. V. WYCKOFF.
Sunbury, Dec. IL, lS52-lt.