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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

| tbs TARIFF--TREAsuRY CIRcULAR.-Treas
uary Department, Tuesday, Sept, 2O.-Sir: The
| increasing revenue and accommodating anoun,
of money in the Treasuary render it most prob
able that the tariff will be made prominent
4 subject of discussion aud exa mination with q
view to reduction, during the approaching ses
sion of Congress. In the meantime, and at rs
early a day as may be, I am DESTROYS to Obtain
from the most reliable sources the best informa
ton of the working of present rates of dutv
upon the leading branches of the industry of the
country and of the effect to be expected from
the proposed notifications.
Understanding that you tako an interest in
the subject, and have given some attention to il.
and perhaps have been III situations to place
within your reach very valuable information.
you will much obiige me by communicating to
this department your views thereon, and by
furnishing list of articles now subject to duty.
which, according to such views, should be duty
free: and of such other articles on which the
present duty should be reduced.
The existing tariff having been designed gen
orally and substantially for revenue and for
fair and equal operation both or between the
various sections of the country, and the various
branches of industry, the same objects should,
undoubtedly, be taken in view; and the reduc.
tons, if, any shall be made, should be so arran.
gcd as to afford an equal participation in the
benefit to every interest and to every section
Articles which enter into our manufactures, and
those which do not come into competition with
American products, are those about which
there Will. doubtless, be the least question.
Beside these objects in the proposed re-
ducton of the tariff of such an arrangement
as will aiforl proportional benefit aud re
lief to every portion and interest of the country;
there is another which ought BY no means to be
di3re gared; mean, to abridge the labors of the
custom houses. This object will be consulted
by addngto the free list articles Of general
consumption, and articles paying little duty,
which, but for this consideration might proba-
bly, be made subjects of revenue. ] am very
respectfully, JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary of the Treasury.
From the foregoing official document it
may be seen that those in authority intend
still farther reduction of the tariff |. does
seem that the resources of our own country are
TO remain ne elected and undcveoped, while our
capitalist, instead of rearing Manufactures and
improving Agriculture, have to engage in pee
wt@ttng upon articles manufactured by foreign
pauper labor. Under such a policy it would
seem that, aside from our natural advantages,
we would be nation of dependent Statesmen
instead of independent Manufacturers aud Me-
chancs
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

esa-From card in the Chattanooga Advcr.
tiSer of the 9th inst, We see that Mr.. AB WAT.
KINs has retired from the position of Junior
editor of that paper. He goes to Galveston,
Texas. May success attend him.
Mr.. W. IRVING CRANDALL will continue TO
make the Advertiser worthy liberal patronage.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

BD- We are under vet renewed obligations
to WM. NJ. ALEXANDER, Capt. of the Lady Of
Augusta, for recent favors. The Lady left our
wharf on Tuesday loaded down; with still more
freight in the Depot, and the freight trains ar
irving daily with heavy cargoes. The Railroad
Agents at this place are energetic in forward
ing Goods and Produce with dispatch.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Fruits of all kinds are said to be unusually
abundant in Iowa this year. Peaches and ap.
pels are selling in that State, !: is said, ct 40
so ccrts busLel.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

ia See the advertisement of Henry HirSch
Of this place, who is receiving full supply of
Fall and Winter Goods together with Ready
Made Clothing.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

The Victoria, Texas, Adrocate, Of the Sd
inst, says: "Ex-President LAMAR, instead Of
being dead as reported was only married"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

s9 The Rutherford Telegraph has changed
its"given name" to that of 'Murfreesboroush,"
and now looms forth-"The MurfY esbOrough
Telegraph" 1t ia good paper.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Conrention Of Tobacco GrOcers.--A cores.
pondent of the Planters Advocate suggests
tina; convention of tobacco planters should be
held at Louisville on the 10th of November, to
interchange views and information, and adopt
any measures that may seem calculated to i'm
prove the interests of this class of agricultu.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

4 barrel Of -four was .recently sold at auc-
ton in New York for 500. 1t bad been sent
from Wisconsin,, and the proceeds we're to be
invested N Temperance t1octs'- Abingdon
Denecra! f
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

BE- By reference to their advertisement in
an other column it will be seen that, Messrs. Il.
& W. II. Huffine, have fine lot of Tobacco,
which they offer on accommodating terms.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Gen. JEFFERSON DAVIS has been, at last, regu'
iarly announced asa candidate for United States
Scnatar
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Modest G6E.-A young lady At dinner the
other day, asked her beau for "hen fruit, mean
ing eggs. These are Shanghaiberric:' tie
-nrdc<;lv r4,,l;cl
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

Col. Thos Crltteudeh, late Unitrd States
Consul to Liverpool, aud his lady have arrived
g, his horne ~ nktort-l Somerset Gazette.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-07

The total subscriptions to the Clay Monu
n,eut Association are $4,000,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
From Panama.

Rv the tean,sin phadslnbia ~ la va received files Of
the Panama star and Herald to tbe ri inst
rhe s,ar ssvs
we iearn tfat the r.,road will ba to oroona
aout the middle ~ Anil Some miles ON this side OF
orgoua win II Il eynerted h perfected at the same time
Owing to sickness among the laborers the work con-
siserahv rstarJed ~ nresent =
gentleman informs us that the portion Of the road to
Barbadoes now in use Il uerfectlv Arm
Cant DAYTON wilson Of the sierra Nevada
died at Tabago aboutth lst inst
The steamer Unted states ON her return trim To New
York carried in the sseerage at the low rata Of
two dollars and half ami twenty dollars the c.
bin The steaship eopaues have reduced the price Of
passage ON the bound to California The Pacific
Mail steamship COMPANY reduced the price on one their
steamers to fifty dollars in the steerage while the oppos
an or INDEPENDENT held up the price to seventy dol
lars
Madame Biscaccanti had left Panama for Lima on the
British steamer
There was some excitement at Aspiuwau about taxes
and committee went to TO Law their grievances
before Gov Roldan The Governor replied in temperate
logical address defending the rht to lay taxes and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
Later from California.


The o. g. mail steamship Philadelphia p McKinstry
commanding arrived here about o'clock A n yesterday
from Aspinwa with the California mails 10 passengers
and $4,000 In gold dust on freight.
The Philadelphia left sspinwa the evening Of ths
7th inst.
The o. mail steamships Ohio and Cherokee left thsrs
respectively the 5th and 6th inst with full compile
ment passengers and the latter with 81 in gold
dust freight.
Passengers repor. the health Of the Isthmus being
good In fine order enabling them to make
the transit with comfort and expedition.
The Pacific Mail Steamship COmpanys new and splen-
did steamer John L. Stevens had just arrived At Psnsas
from NswYork having made the voyage in the unparai
eled space Of fifty three days running time.
The steamship Sierra also arrived from Hsw
York running time ffty-eight days.
rived at Panama the "a inst with upwards Of ssysu
hundred passengers So O0oo00 In geld dust freight
The Philadelphia reports that on the th inst st nve
deg. 50 min N long 81 deg 30 min and on the same
day At o'clock ~, passed the brig wiliiams IN at
q deg os min, N. long s. deg 10 min WI both stand
ing TO the southvard and eastward
she brings the following passengers:
Coz :, K K hssrtt and ady Cap. Davis Jssss Hatch
r. II Brigham. T. Nsiy, NJ l. Fulton, james H Humph-
rey catheart Fsrony, Donsallus, p sourras, 3.
Carpenter Carson ]. Stewart. b Howard J. Buriin-
a J.a5an ATDstsn ysgas Fer s.sns r
Mellen j Myers j. Wright j. Snyder J. + Gratis W " .
jackson, N Fitz, J. X. Moore, IT. Fellows J. Freese H.
nell NJ Mccoy, r. Underwood, 7. W. Clarke and four
children. Eighty in steerage.
FROM ACAPULCO.
The Alta California gives the following account othe
proceedings Of Capt Dornin Of the s,oop Ports
mouth, at Acapulco:
On the arrival of the Portsmouth, at Acapulco, the
American Consul stated 10 Capt Dornn that or two
Americans imprisoned in that place against whom
accusation had been made that many others had
vously undergone rigorous and unustihabe treat
that citizens had been despoiled and robbed
OF Of mc1ey under specous pretexs and that
insults continually Oered to American passengers
On receiving this information the eoumander Of the
Portsmouth waited tie authorities and demanded the
Of all American prisorer the restitution Of all
and proper explanation Of the dcultieS The
cooness and determination evneed Capt Dornin
such to convince those parties that there time
for shuing shallow disgues They felt they
in the presence Of able and ready to enforce
his demands and pleased that Capt Dor
min fully succeeded in all he undertook perform These
facts far they relate to the liberation of person
who had been in the castle fourteen monh and the
.ution Of moneys seized from passengers commu-
ncated by gentleman recently from Acapulco, who was
thus verbally informed by Mr. Ames the Consul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
worlds Sofe Corsspas.,f.

yaSHE attention of the public is called to the
utility superiority Of tbsse all others Our SAFES
entire principle. We trst form case orraek
strongly made from bars around which copo.
on chilling the liquid maia nsklg inpens.
nahe the ehsal dr sod sb Of Ies.n r. seNso sns
adss. aeientifc Nature PM
Msehn she leaves 10 lelts A e,s Or serew oI s-
with
pal burning element make impress
solid inass, ltta with Ieprooiwel.
these Saes secured with LILIES
ENTIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
really depository other val
t We further hrs bG!l security in Of the popaar
Bank Nunow They all the work Of mchani
otten bru kss d. unonstrAted.
This to furnish At short notice Sf
BANK VAULTS king Institutions Asr ans
sm ndividuasa Of which will hs warranted Drill Powder
PTeot, when secured with LiIieis Bank Locks.
As.npe hs aseye sses and otaer Win Day ssNss
rsnopte Bsuk Lek, b. A TIE es Of W W WAITS Nc,
Elct0~-T' Z q 2ETTsHS. Agent. IS ifn srea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

N EW ORLEANS and Car La xgs sEsstia.s 3D.
roltcn Rai,road-cssrolon Line esa !NMt@Rk--@s1s
Departure OF TsainQ From Nsa Orisaas.
Horse Cars--6A And ~ =. NJ, ~, i04, and M P.s
steam Tnsd hour afterwards uulS P. ineu
svsly in summer, snd unt quarter past1 IN winter.
From Carrott0a:
Horse Cars-k and An. {, 3 and 10 Pa
Steam Tns1 every hour Afterwards until
tively in until hhif-psst6 ?. NJ winter.
FiRs-l5 cents Children under
~ the hird Monday sbraaxy
and srd Oh the second Monday In November.
LAFAYETTE LIRE.
~ These Cara and from the Depot Me- s
DtTzrsrs y Cara.
In Winter from Lafayette o'clock
:. Depot is Baronne street. t....-.1H, and ss
10 aud
Dapot, Is Baronne street ..6k, ~ and =.
After which the will leave terminus every fifteen
GBtiis oelockp.H
Thenats%t ., 10 and II P. y. from tho Depot.
Ard eE, 81 and l0S NJ. from Lafayette.
FARE-l0 cents. Children under years half price,
sy Noaspecihl Neht Psries sas aelnss
sled shen rsanirst after the aforementioned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MARCH 16 1853
MISCELLANEOUS.


gENO SUGAR PLANTERS.--J. B. ROUDANEZ
l. SUGAR HOUSE BUILDER AND KETTLES SETTER n,
y ossI. bis .srsiees % al sus1R PIASTERs h.t may qat
such work done. Having practical u than
IN setting Kettles % ali e1smary plans. Of which be h@s aegd
pong what impossible tbtan, s,sr himself have always
arrived perfect rssuiso much for the quantity Of s FOR &
boiling the sete by giving general nd entire satisfaction AL
hs that have heretofore employed him, according the Of
fs and used When the Planter tie following
hey sB rsst as.ursd sa. sy snI s s & % E
most certain 70 justify ihsir confidence
CERTIFIcATEs.
This Ia 10 certify That the B. Roudane
build my s1ga Ho (wilh brk)
entire satisfaction, snd confidently
sose man, good nan and kss, :lsr thnk hiIa
Parish Of St. James, 9Th January, lssi.
This certify that the Roudsnsr has worked rpon
Ketls which burnt under that full confdebc
Lm and In bis intelligence in Of b.
j. H. LOEGHBOROUGH,
Parish St. James, Nov. q, 1851.
TIE undslsd csae. ,ha. B. ROadaner has pc. Sc, Of
entire Sattcton. take pleasure Recommending him all those
who may require his services 2. TUREAuD. jams Bra
DRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
II PROOF PAIST.-Depos No. 70 Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that the Bdgewater Paint Company have just
completed the erection the Of addition mills and the diff
Guilty heretofore in supplying the demand OIL
will for the future, be eGeuAly Remedial All
lied upon being promptly filed.
Company weeks to manufacture
Leaf ard other oor from the Bdsswae Il w be
melaey in paekazes
The be with lime (natead
In covering wood and beksay onewsnteh lime, we
slAked This has bsn tested the North and
IA properties esrfeass etc. pamphlet. hh may had
Iepot OF OF any Of the Sub Agenta
Dry, in barrels. weighing 400 to 500 lbs.
Dry, in half barrels, weighing 800 TO $50 lbe.,
Ground in oil, in kegs Of q, 50 and 100 lbs, -
Agent. &c States of Loa.isns lsama Mississippi .ad T...,
And by the city snhAgsuis. felt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

Er PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. MAGAZINE STREET door Canals treetS ROBE
CO. Qs,e Robs Fabsin constantly receiving New Goods
England prepared ofe to daler tbs liberal nduee
nenta Their stock large we'll selected, follows; SAD
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER Gn..ps. SAD
DIZZY, COACH HARNESS AND TRu uh4' lAIS.
TRIMMINGS, ote.
pprrhs invita- 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
Y.4LABTSH.A RIPER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY March ID, at O'Clock NJ.
ENOR GRENADA, TROY, CHoCTE- ~ =
Ill HUMA, GREENWOOD and all interuedil land
nss-The fine light draught steamer TROY, Capt
sam Gwartuey will For freight passage,
mills
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
rHIRE 1sIsS SWooD-PELICAN STEAM 4 Saving suiy'9I

NIRE WOOD-PELICAN STEAM SAVING
WOOD YARD 100 Lsvee Third Dstrict-Ths under
signed respectfully inform Of vessels hotels and restaurant
families the public generally that they have erected
engine purpose SAVING FIRE WOOD lengths
will order The the Wood will always
Of the lowest market price, the Of saving will reduced
will nducemen We
viii deye, the Wood the rate Of CENTS cord
Orders the following places will promptly attended
At the OFFICE Ill Exchange Place Second District
tFOSDkCK Camp street, District
At BRAUD ADAMS No. SO Old Leyse street. Second District
At N BARROS ~ Old Lvee street. Second District,
Ath WOOD YARD No. 100 evee street, Thd District
will please the number Of they
wat 10 a stick Of Wood.
Orders through the PosOce will be promptly attended
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

u I
~ hand Dry, in Barrels Half Barrels. Oil in
kegl Aennon otthe public particularly allied to the advan
tagesai thls II ali NIL other sub
stances one~snieth Lime twei sked) with this Mineral
permanent aud durable covering for Brick and Wood
~ See Pamphlet. g. C. BOGElT 4 Co. 10 Camp street,
isa Agsns for the States Of Luaa As5aans Ass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

RRIDGEWATER PAINT DEPOT, No. 70
Camp stres.rThe Agents Of the celebrated BRfDGEWATER
barrels and half barrels ground in kegs Of 9 So and 100 pounds
each A Black manufactured from the Brdgewaer all o which
will be found superior mineral known For full description
m properties, certificates etc., pamphlet which had
depot. q. C. BOGERT CO.,
Agents for the States of Ala,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave THURSDAY. March II, at O'Clock Pm.
NOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN BUREN, - =
~ FORT SMITH, Arkansas, and all intermediate
landings-The fne fast running light draught
MOSES GREENWOOD, Captain Albert Thomas, witt leave as
above For freight having apply
on board or TO SMITH A FIMSTER, 80 Poydras street.
mhle or NJ. GREENWOOD 4 co. % Casondse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16


vintage 1902 and 1905 Co.
Of 52s 0rd Dupuy and other brands
and qualities.
WlNESod Reserve, Pathenho South Side and East India Ms
dera Duff Gordon and Harmony Nephew Sherry Old Port su
Sparkling Hook Creme Bour Fleur de Sery Hedck
other brands Champsgne White Wine in csAka and
cases Of all quAities.
Holland Jamaica Scotch Irsh
Whisky; Brandy Fruiis
description; BOXERS Gouley everything
in WINES LIQUORS, which
able terms al can be found, for cash or city paper.
800 casks PORTER and ALE in pints and quarts.
NO. SEWEIL r., TAYLOR, is Roy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND ,ssS>
1 REMITTANCE oFFlCE.-Ths igred, at his old Ak
sstaoshsd oinee conNnnes
reustng money their friends Scotland with
eins hgnt aughts payable the sbovsnsd
and IN sums 70 suit He also usual continues having paa
ssrns Parties living distance
al0 JOIlN TOOIF n Bank Plaee,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

s the ciy Hall First Dsrct JAMES FURNEAux sesary,
No, Is Camp street. Rev. CHARLES WITALL
anade street, and r. NJ COREY at sckes Co.. 30 Canal
The price Vaults Lodges burial OF men,
ber o To members Stockhodng Lodges for the burial wife
child $50. For all other buas the price s40
invariably.
For the purchase Of information respecting REST"
apply to j. 9. DUNLAP Chairman the Cemetery Committee
Camp street, JAMES FURNEAUX,
Shors a. Roar dnfD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
E7IRE AND wEATHERpRooF PAINT

800 barrels and half barrels (dy) Of the celebrated BRIDGE
~AIE PAIN warranted superior to Mineral Paint in the
in store and for by G. c. B0GERT Co.. Camp
Agents the States Louisiana Alabama Mississippi rera
Orders filled by the City sub-Agsuts price
octp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
MISSOURI RIVER.

viii leave FRIDAY March is, at o'clockr.
NOR ST. LOUIS AND THE Mis- - -
IL SOURI, RIyERThe fine light daught regular
Missouri River packet sARANAK No. e, Baker -
inassr will leave above and all intermediate landings freight
or passage apply on board, or to
mills j. j. CHIIDs, AGENT, 20 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
E,OR WABASH RIVER-New Or -

4 M
leans and Wabash River Packet-Ths new
splendid ight dranght steamer SII.As WRIGHT,
ea " Coolidge, Will regular during
Ge For freight or passage, apply board. jan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

~ ard Retail, CORNER STORE ODD FELLOWS, HALL:-The
will MONDAY, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL CONFECTIONERY STORE, AND LADIES' SALOON, at
the Of Camp and Lafayette under the Odd Fellows Hail.
shall usually
my prepared fill merchants country
CANDIES, NUTS FRUITS, LIQUORS, WINES CoRDfALs,
Wholesale.
Families Balls PaYies supplied at short notice with CAKES,
CANDY, ICE CREAMS, ETC., in asuperior Style -
SALOON
CREAM etc.
Having engaged Confectionery cities
Baltimore vicksburg years. mye
that long experience eforts will
public patronage. WM ROGAS. dec2I IT
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

EANAL PORT HOUSE AND,-<feFrs,
RESTAURANT formerly kept by RodgeIs S-s-SE-AASS
the above house, the Lake End Of the New Shell Ro Attached
the sstahlishmeut splendid GARDEN and BOWLING SALOON
Family with with
all the nxuries Of while Supplied with
choicest Liquors Wines eB The Bridge all
q the day and n fslk nv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-13

CONGRESSIONAL PERQUIsITEs AND PIcKINGs
Mr.. Richard II. Stanton, member OF the
last Congress, from the State of Kentucky, is
up again for a recollection but some OF the
political bielhren, not exactly liking il. have
turned States evidence against him. Among
these is Samuel Pike, who has been publish
ing some choice extracts from Mr.. Slanton's
letters from Washington 10 the said Pike,
one of which is as follows;
'lf ! could stay here a month could
make $4,000. As il is, fear | shall have 10
hurry off without even completing the bust.
ness came on. saw men in New York,
Philadelphia, and here, who want my servi-
ces, and are willing 10 pay for them, and pay
for them wsll. If ean but be reelected l
can make a great deal Of money. But this is
between ourselves.
Give my respects TO all friends, and be-
lieve me yours, sincerely,
r H. SrASTos.
The question is-What respectable bust
ness is il which member Of Congress car
make $4,000 month, besides his ofhcia
'ay!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-13

CLOTHING STORE IN SUNBURY.
a. ELSBERG g. CO., respectfully announce
w. to the inhabitants of Northumberland county
and the public in general, that they have COM
menced new Clothing Store in Sunbury Pa,
opposite the Post Office, adjoining Mr.. Strohs
saddler shop in Market Street. They are just
opening splendid assortment Of fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
Consisting in part of
Cloths, CassimerS, Sdiinett, Linens, Checked
and Fancy Cloth Pants and Goats.
ALSO, A fine supply of Silk, Satin and other
Vests.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF all Kinds of Hats and Caps, Shirts and
Collars and Gentlemen's furnishing
Goods in general.
All of which will be sold cheaper than cheap
at the lowest cash prices.
The public may rest assured that all Clothing
they buy of our Store is made up well, as one OF
the firm is practical tailor and our whole Stock
of Clothing is made up ty ourselves. Our adhe-
ring to the cash principle and our extended ac-
quaintance among New York and Philadelphia
| Importers of Cloth enables US to sell very cheap
Call and See; No charge for looking at our Goods
Our Assortment is always kept up as we are
constantly getting fresh supplies.
Sunbury. May Z, lS53.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-13
NJ HoBENsACK,s LIVER PILLS.

No part Of the system is liable disease than the
LIVER 1t serving htcreT to purify the blood, CIV
ing the proper secretion to the bile that amy wrong
ion of the Liver effects the other important parts of the
dice Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore, watch every
sympt IN that might indicate wrong action Of the Liver.
These Pills being composed Of ROOTS PLANTS fur
nished by nature to heal the sick Namely, LIST. An EN-
PECTORANT, which ougments the secretion from the
Pulmonary mucus membrane, promotes the discharge
of secTeted matter. 2nd, An ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in some nexpcable and nsensihe manner the
certain mdhd action Of the system. 3rd, TONIC
which gives tone and strength to the system
newng health and vigo to all parts Of the body. 4th
CATilARTC, which acts in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients, and operating the Bowels and expel
ling the whole mass of corrupt and vatcd matter and pu-
rifyg the Blood, which destroys disease and restores
health.