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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
FEMALE HELP

We have received circular from the
Industrial Women's Association, Of Philadel-
phin, OF which Mrs. Jarah j. Hale is Presi.
dent The object is TO procure employment
in the country for Industrious women who
have been thrown out Of employment by the
present revulsions in business. From the
circular, which is endorsed by Bishop Potter,
Dir. Boardman and others, we take the follow.
ing extract
an their behalf and for the cause Of sur
fering humanity. we implOre your aid and
cooperation. Hunger, cold suffering and
death will soon be in our midst, and we ask
your assistance to aid US to alleviate aud
avert these direGul calamities from those who
deserve our kindest sympathy. We ask you,
therefore, either 10 organize u Society for
this purpose, or TO furnish us, in any way you
may think best, the number OF persons you
will find employment for in the capacity OF
house-servunts, sewing girls, nurses, or any
other capacity, and the price of wages per
week, with board included.
We need scarcely inform you Of The great
difficulty Of obtaining funds in the embarrassed
condition Of the country, even for humane
! objects And while those who seek our aid
will do all in their power to help th0uselves
We would beg leave to suggest, that if those
who desire their labor would either send us
! five dollars TO help dolray their expenses, oil
! advance that amount, Oh their arrival, OF
their wages, il would greatly facilitate oui
enterprise. Have the goodness TO act u.
| promptly in the matter as you can. and Il
/ address the Secretary of our Society. Office
! No. llG South Seventh street, Philadcphiu
MRS SARAH j. II ALE President.
J. NJ. CHuRCH, Cor, Secretary
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
McGrsw,s Wagon Eoud ExpedllIen.

ST.. LcuIs, Nov. lG.-Mr Lander the Chief
Engineer Of McGraw's Wagon Rond Expedi
tion arrived here on Saturday en- route for
Washington City. The Expedition had gone
into winter quarters at Wind River near the
South Puss.
MIR Lander confirms the previous reports
relative to the destruction OF Government
trains by the Mormons. In consequence oI
new discoveries and explorations made hy
Lander's party the military force had nhan.
doned the old route and were approaching
Salt Lake Valley, by the open Plains at th,
western decent OF the Bear and MooJo rivers
Governor Cumming and Col. Cook, met oacl
other at about two days murch cast Of For
Laramie.
Brigham Young is said to disclGim al.
knowledge Of the participation in the desiyuc
tion of the supply trains.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
STILL LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS,
AT NEW YORK.
Gl.11n,0oO ~ spECIE.

The steamer St. Louis, from Asp!nwHll,
arrived at New York yesterday morning,
with the California mails OF the 2Oth ult.,
and Sl,l70,000 il specie.
Two severe shocks of earthquake were felt
at San Francisco Ga the evening oE the 18th
nit.
The Indians attacked the settlements of
Honey Lake Valley driving out tho inhabi-
tauts and carrying olf all the stock and pro-
visions. Nm express had arrived at Sacra-
mento, asking nil to pursue the marnuders.
p. A. Burnett has been appointed Su-
premo Justice OF California, in place 0! Judge
Murray. deceased
The weather throughout the State, in The
earlier days CT the week, was excruciatingly
and unusually hot.
An arrival from Manila gives us later and
important intelligence from China. On the
4th of August, all OF the American and Eng
lish residents Of Ningpo were massacreed,
but furtheI than the bare statement Of the
fact, we have no particulars.
The incoming emigration report further
outrages By Indians Gu tle Plains.
Our news from Sail Lake is TO the % ult
The leaders cr the Saints are moved yirulent
than ever against the government Of the
United States.
ne oaSIAulCblo uIIe. lsII""y 10 W OK
extended to Yuba county.
F. V. Moore, who was under ,entence o
death for the crime Of murder, committed
suicide in the Nevada jail, by taking strych
nine, on the night previous TO the day OF
which he was to be executed. lis wife,
few days atterward. took poison, and woult
have destroyed herself had not prompt rene
dies been admin;ttered.
The MOrmons hare all left Carson Nallr
for Salt Lake.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

E GRAND CoycERT.-The Gsrmania
operate Troupe will hold Concert in the
Court House, on this friday evening. The
performance will be in German and English
Sentimental and comic songs. The per-
formers are advertised as Mr. q. X olbe, one
Of the greatest ViOinists of the age and Mr.
+. Wagenfuehr, the celebrated Basso and
Guitarist, (late Of the Royal Opera House,
Berlin) who will sing and play some of the
fnvorite pieces. They will be assisted by
Mons Jules Graschcll, Pianist and inimta-
bic Soprano and Ballad Singer. The Troupe
will perform in LeWisburg next week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
FROM Wnshim.tOn.

WAsHINGToS, Nov. lG.-There is little, if
any, doubt that the treaty long since proposed
between the United States aud Nicaragua
Was signed to-day at the State Department,
by Secretary Cuss and Minister Yrs,ar
The transit route is to be protected by the
United States troops. in the event Of Mica
ragua being unable 20 do so, in consequence
Of foreign invaslOns, civil insurrectiOn, or
otoer domestic causes. But on the return Of
peace the trool are to be withdrawn.
1t is further said that free port is guar
tied at each end of the line. 1t protects no
company by name, but provides for the pro.
lection OF any company having existing va
I'D grant, Ito be determined by Nicaragua, J
and which shall recognize the obligation OF
this treaty. A nd the Government of Mica
ragna has through its Minister, sguifed to
that Of the United States, in writing, that
the only company having such valid grant is
the "Amcrcun Atlantic and Pacific Ship
Canal Company" created by Ncsragua,
September 22d, 9th Of June last, and APP
proved by the Government of Nicaragua on
the 21th of July last.
Yrissari will be formerly presented to the
President to-Worrow.
The War Department to-day received des-
patches from the acting Governor OF New
Mexico, advising it OF Colonel Bonneville's
entirely successful expedition into the ella
country, 20 chastise the Indians of that re-
gion. They have sued for peace, aud ex'
pressed themselves anxious to live on friend
iy terms with the people Of the United States.
Although the loss OF the contractors train
from the attack of the Mormons is a heavy
one, it IN no form prejudces the military
portion OF the expedition, which is sconsidered
by the War Department safe from any attack
as it can maintain itself against all enemies,
and will not suffer for subsistence.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
UeIcgrap9it yctus,
Further from Europe by steamship City of
Washington.

Further from Europe by steamship City Of
Washington.
LoSDoS, Wednesday NJ Morning The Daily
News cito article says the American news
points TO the probability Of continued ship
ments OF gold from this country TO New Y urk
and this feature, coupled with the steady
drain Of gold from the Bank Of England, has
causedla revival OF the apprehension Of fresh
restrictions III that establishment. The with
drawsls Of gold for export since Saturday
moraing amount to G2200O0. The final
quotations FOR Consola to-day were fully pc.
cent. worse than those oi Saturday. In most
Of the departments of the Stock Exchange
gloom also prevailed English railway stocks
exhibit in many Instances fall Of TO per
cent. 1t is feared that the depression in the
manufacturing districts will check traffic.
The stringency in the money market e1hi-
bits no mitigation many establishments de-
cline TO do any busluessut the minimum rate
of tho Bank. The demand at the Bank con.
sequentiy continues active.
The Times says that in several instances
the houses which have lately suspended, and
submitted their accounts TO their creditors
have been discovered to have followed thy
practice OF Elericatng accommodation paper
aud regards it % u satisfactory circumstance
that many Of those who are swept away by
the present storm are persons whose remOva
from the field OF euterprise is an advantage
instead OF u calamity.
EssLASD's ENoRNeUS MONETARY PowEG.
The Daily News, in noticing the existing
monetary phenomena, says The lower tn,
point to which prices fall. the greater will b'
The stimulus impaired TO the appetite OF The
public for stock and the depth oi tue nations
purse really defes all attempts TO gauge it
Herein is the true secret Of Brita!H's ouor
! NOUS power,
TIE PkINCIPALITIEs.
The journal Des Debats denies the repor
| that France and Russia have abandoned III,
project OF political union Of the PrncipalI
| ties.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
California Mt(us.
BY the Steamer Granada, from Ha-
vana, ct New Orleans.

Nuhet, tt I'S" OiANhh"'
7Ae Iigi!ance CommiHce-Iher PenGtti,s
Rrcoked-lmportaat from Caina--Bdnish-
mcnt Of European Residents from Ninapo
--News from the Plains One Hundred
Persons Slain by The indians, Sc.
New ORiEASs, Nov. l3, o'clor,a Z. Nj
The steamer Granadas mails lave just been
received.
The Granada has G'an detained at quaran.
tine since her arrival, on account Of the yel-
low fever contsgion.
The steamer st. Louis, which sailed from
Havana on the 10th inst, takes forward over
million uf dollars.
CALIFORNIA.
The news from California is upiinportant.
The mining operations continued OF al en-
ceuragng character.
The Vigilance Committee have revoked
the penalties attached 10 their sentences OF
banshment.
FROM TIE rLAlN3.
An arrival from the Psina brings the in.
formation that, between the 10Th and l2th OF
September, train, consisting OF oil hundred
persons, had been attacked by the Indians,
aud all had been sluin with the exception OF
II few children, who were sold TO the NJ or
mons. 1t WAS generally believed that the
Morm5ns were at tho bottom of the affair.
. CHINA.
An arrival from China states that all the
Enropeon residents al Nngpo were bahshed
on the Ath Of August.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

Hoiloway's Pills and Ointment Facts are
hresishbie-lf any man doubts the lnosrima
ble value of these Pills he impugns the gen
eral experience Of the whole world. The sc-
cumuluted testimony Of all nat!ors Ettesss
their iuiablity in u majority OF the disorders
that Giiict mankind Dnep-seated sbscrsses,
swelling Of the joints, enlargement Of the
glands, tumer and eruptions disappear under
che disiniecting and healing action Of the
Ointment. They have been COnHterJeited +.
There is a TEST. however, whereby IN tell the
genuine, viz, the IFatermark, 'Aiotl0way
Netc York and London" that exists in every
leaf OF the sook o. directions. The words are
semi, transparent in the paper, and yis.U.e by
looking through the leaf to the light.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
CURE oF Discard LIVER.

HoNEsDALE Co, PENN, Jan. 10, 1850,
Mr. SETH w. FowLE,-.Sr: You are al
liberty to use the following statement for the
benefit Of the affected -
| was attacted with the Liver Complaint,
which apparently brought me to tho brink Of
the grave During my sickness was attsn-
ded 10y three physicians in our place but re-
ceved no help | also tried the various rem.
edies recommended for such complaints, brt
they afforded me no relief AS a last resort,
| was persuaded to try IIiaG,'s BalsGm Of
Hild Cherry aud by using four bottles | was
restored to better health than | have enjoyed
before for ten years. This statement may be
relied upon as strictly true.
BETSY PERRIN.
The 0bors Certificate was giren in Mepr"
ence ot Dr.. 4, Strong Of HoHCsdGte who is
weH knOun in his ricimity as Il succesyuIprnc
toner.
None genunino unless signed |. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

80 We have received the December mum.
Der of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal, and its
typographical appearance is exceedingly neat
The number before US contains two beautiful
steel engrayings Greek Slave and Shake
iIands-and is prorusely embelished with
elegant wood illustrations. 1t contains Ga
pages, ard may 10 had at 50 per arnum in
advance, by addressing c. l.. Derby, 548
Broadway, New York. The Greek Slave
a statue which WAS drawn, about year ago,
by Mrs Kate Gillespie, of our State, has
been re.purchased by the Cosmopolitan Art
Association at cost Of $4,000, and will be
drawn for again in January next. Many
other valuable premiums are also to be drawn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
MAucu CHUNK IN EARNEST.

The people of Mauch Chunk recently held
town meeting TO reduce the price Of provi-
sions and went into the work earnestly by
adopting resolutions that they deem it the
duty of every citizen not TO pay higher for the
several articles named below than the prices
set opposite.
Beef, from 8 10 C. per 10.
Pork (fresh), 6 to 10 c. per ID.
Flour, S. to 6 so per bbl
Rye Flour, 81 25
Bnchwbeat meal, 81 30 per 100 lbs.
Batter, l8c. per ib.
Eggs lSc per doz.
Chickens (alive), SC per To-
Milk sc per at.
POTATOES, SOC per bush.
SHAY Sl2 ca Is per ton.
*Oats, 81 per bag Of bush.
NCorn, SO c. per bush.
The use o! the patent spring balances has
been prohibited by the Borough Council, uu-
desca penalty Of S..
Public butchers have since been selected
by the people in town meeting, aud the OLD
ones cannot sell pound Of meat.
Tue borough Fathers have resolved tC
build market house without delay.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

ca NEW Coal OrERATIoYs.-We learn
from the Miners Gasstcer that Mr.. NJ. G..
ileilner commenced the shipment Of coal
Ircm his new breaker erected in Big Run.
about mile and half from Ashland. The
Gazetteer also states that the limo Hill Ex-
tension of railroad from the Planes through
Big Run, has beer completed. The first
train Of cars passed over it on Tuesday week
laden with coal from NJ. g. Heilner's break
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
CT GoDEY FoF

CT GoDEY FOR DECENBER.-The December
number Of this excellent magazine comes to
us richly laden with its usual variety. In
the present number are sreel plates,
colored fashion plate, slipper printed in
colOrs, IL pages printed in blue tint, 40
cngravings, 100 pages, and GO contributions
"The night before Christmas and Christmas
morning" are two really beautiful engrayings
Surely all this is worth more than quarter
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

" A writer in the Village Record recon
msnds the following as an excellent selectio
of apples:
CLASS /. SUMNER.
Early Harvest, Summer Psarmain,
Red Astrschan, Early Loe,
Birmingham, Jeffers,
CLASS 2. FALL.
Maiden Blush, Rambo,
Porter, Smoke house,
Gravostein, Hayes.
CLASS 3. EARLY WINTER.
ubbardston-nonsuch, Gate-apple,
Fallawater, Roman stem.
Chandler, Am. Golden. Russet,
CLASS f. LATE WINTER.
Wine sop, Peeks pleasure,
IIolowcored pppin, Cider,
Pommo royale, Baldwin,
CLASS 5. sPRISG.
Long.lsand Russet, Lady apple,
Ladies sweeting, Rawles Janet,
Domino, Roybury Russet.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

IA BANK OF NoRTHuMsERLAND.-At an
election on Monday last the following board
Of Directors was chosen u. B. Packer u.
Brautignm, A. Z. kapp. j. c. Horton, G. F.
Miller, Paul Masteller, S. Il. Brown, Wm. l.
Grcenough, Geo. Schnure, G. r. Paxton,
Simon Schuyler, James Taggart, A b.
Warford.
The now Directors are Messrs. Greenough,
Taggart, Wariord, all well qualified fer the
position by education and business habits.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

ST. LouIs. Nov. l6.-Thc Santa Fee mo;
arrived al Independence on the 9th inst.
Business was duli, and money scarce. The
party encountered a NOW storm this side Of
Fort Union. Grass and water was abundant
on the Plans
The Cheyenne Indians we're around Booth
and Alisons post on Waluut Creek. appear
ing very mach alarmed and anxious to Iaakc
peace
Intelligence from Fort Kearney coufirns
the report Of the destruction Of Government
trains 10y the NJ :rmous.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

FALLS Tho fall OF Delhi the fall in TIE
stocks and the other falls which are 80 com
nor ut present nre ell inferior in point Of i'm
portauce TO the Fall Of the year end to tGe
consequent necessity for procuring soHsosab'c
garments before Winter sets in. Ibis car
be accomplished by both gentlemen eod
youths by repairing TO the Brown Ston"
Clothing Hall OF Eoctbll ( wilson, Nus.
G03 AMI COS Chestnut street, above Cla Iua
adcphia.
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----%1>ee
Ew~ NEW CoA. BnEAErR.-Whie on

EwH NEw Coal BREAEER.-While on a
visit to Shamokin last week we observed the
new coal breaker at the Gap mines, but re-
Gently completed for the operators, Messrs
Zimmerman & Pursel, Of This place. The
breaker appears TO be substantial structure
highly creditable TO MIR. Weaver and the
mechanics generally, engaged in its construc.
tiou. The operators inform US that it has
worked well from the start.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

Nerer too Late-iIundreds inst within tbs
grasp Of Consumption are saved evory year
hv the faithful use Of Dr. Wistnrs Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. Its success in al!aying aud
curing severe protraCted coughs is unprcctd-
ented.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

kS SuonT CErplrs.-The city papers are
advocating short credits as one of the neces,
sary reforms. This might also be introduced
into the country, with great advantage TO all
parties. Another reform should be a prohi
bition by Congress OF all bank notes under
twenty dollars People would not then de-
pend upon Banks for gold and silver.
~ BFEF has had another fall in Phadel.
phia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

EDroRs' PAssRs.--At q recent Railroad
Convention in Columbus, Ohio, the policy Of
abolishiDg free passes was discussed, Judge
Dewitt, Of the Steubenyile liuc, made the
following remarks:
lie said that this was small matter for
the Convention to spend much time upon
the real evils under which The Railway sys.
tenn of tue country was staggering lay deeper
than the reach OF any question OF free passes
TO editors. But he said that the railroads Of
the country never could repay, if they were
disposed, the debt due TO the newspaper
press for its powerful aid when the idea OF
railway had 10 be explained and pOpularized ;
the public benefits shown and the people
induced to come forward and associate for
the purpose Of accomplishing the great works
that now need no advocate. For his palt he
was glad to have the editors of the Stute pass
over aud examine his lne-he regretted 10
say that he did not remember to have met
with one Of the editors on the line of the
S,eubeurile road for months. lie did not
forget the amount of unpaid labor performed
in the infancy of railway building by the ouly
men who could reach the popular ear aud the
popular heart in the most effective manner"
TnANKsGINiSo.-- The following States have
thus far joined in appointing the Goth inst,
! for the celebration Of Thanksgiving New
! Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
| Rhode Island, New FORK, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Maryland, North Caro-
/ lima, Kentucky, Iowa. Ohio, Michigan, and
the city Of Washington, Maine, South Caro-
lima and Mississippi celebrate the 18th inst
ard Vermont the Sd Of December.
THE Coal TRADE.-The quantity sent by
Railroad this week is 1886 l7-by Canal
1926 O5-for the week 744l3 OF tons
| The Railroad loses 1892 and the Canal gains
1916 tons compared with the corresponding
week last year.
The shipments exceed those of last week
4,2G9 tons and only fall short Of the shipments
for the corresponding week last year 2,0lI
TONS
The demand for prepared Coal continues
brisk, particularly by Canal for the New Yorl
and intermediate markets. The advance in
freights to the East aud ths cash and short
credit terms demanded, has checked tho trade
to some extent at Fort Richmond. .-Miners
! Journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
rerwardlng and transportation.

From Philadelphia and IWUoWon.
MERCHANIS : ant business men OF Trevor
I'VE ton and vicinity, can have their Merchan'
disc and other Goods shipped through from
Philadelphia 10 Trcyorton and Port Trevorlon,
and all intermediate places on the sllne, by send
ing to the Central Depot House OF FREED,
WARD & FREED, No. Sli Market ST., above
Eighth STREET, Philadelphia.
Goods carefully attended to and promptly de-
lysred.
FREED, WARD & FREED, Agents,
Move -rt 'rf Nmrh2
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

Esr lNJuRED-Jo John Donohue, laborer on
the section Of Messrs. Dougherty, on the
Northern Central Railroad was considerably
injured in the head and spine by the falling
Of a bank Of earth, on Monday last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
Ca Tho work on the Northern Central

"a The work on the Northern Central
road is progressing as rapidly as ever The
masons are basely engaged in raising the
abutments Of the bridge over Shamohin
creek, mile below town The bridge crosses
Immediately ABOVE the road bridge at an
angle Of thirty degrees. The company has
decided to locate the road through the lane
and up Deer street, through the borough.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

Ey- LosT.-A lady's breast pin of large
was lost in this place, on Thursday evening,
Tie finder will bo rewarded by leaving it a'
this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21
Destructive conrlagraslOn n Locispsr, v Y.

IocKronT, Niagara Co, n Y Nov. l6 -
A fire which prevailed here last night, de.
stroyed Diapers Grist Mil and the SpniinF
Mill, owned by \. II. Wolfe together with
several warehouses ard dwellings, The los,
amounted to 100000 upon which $50, 0,0o0
falls upon New York insurance OlIices, Mr
Wolfe was insured for $25 coo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

Ca Journal or THE FEASKLIS IssTlTUrs
The November number Of this excellent
scientific journal, contains, besides the month.
ly list Of patents issued, n number Of drawings
and various articles on scientific subjects.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

GI' CHINESE Sugar CANE.-Chss. Bodler
Of Union township, Berhs county, cut small
body of the Cane, fall Of suckers, took of the
tops ard leaves, and passed It twice through
a common apple mill, and pressed it the same
ne apples, which gave 43 gallons Of juice. He
then boiled il in iron kettles, aud obtained !
galous Of most beautiful syrnp.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

e5S BANK OF NoRrRrMBERLAND.-T
day the 2Cth inst, being Thanksgiving day
the Bank will he closed. Notes becoming
due that day, must be provided for The day
before.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-21

rS-SI 900 q REWARD viii he rad for any Medicine
that will excel PRATT * BUTCHERS MAGIC OIL
for the following diseases -REeumalsn, Neuralgia.
Spinal Affection. Contracted JOINTS Ch.lc Pains, Pains
in the Side Back leadahhe Tnnihache, SpIans, sore
Throat Cuts Bruises, Burns, and all diseases Cf the skin
Muscles and the Glands None genuine without the sig
nature Of PRATT BuTCHER attached to each Label
Principal Office, 2U6 Washington street, Brooklyn, New
York. Snd by
Albert w Fishe', Druggist, Market street, sunbury,
gS- This is to certify, that have made
but one application Of the Magic Oil on my
fingers, which have been drawn from contrac-
tion Of the cords, brought on by rheumatism.
1t was of seventeen months standing, and |
now entirely cured. ] cheerfully recommend
it to all afflicted likewise.
j. NJ. FlNBROOK,
Harrisburg, ~ Locust street.
July 25 ls57,-Iy.