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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

INJURY Win INsULr ADDID.-A week or two
since Missouri gentleman, whose servant violated
hi, scriutura obligation aud He'd into Kansas. pursued
the misguided Save. IL was found that the negro had
taken refuge IN the town of Osawaiamie and thihor
went Mr. Bell with several OF his friends, putting up
for the night al houre near the town, and intending
10 20 in ne vt day and seize their property Ia the
night however, the hOuse WIS surrounded by iorty
men ,aDd the slaye-huners sumwo'cd 10 surrender.
Under tie circumstances they concluded 10 do ~.
Their captors then proceeded 10 dsam them and il-
vide their overcoats, hats, and boots between them
selves and tie negro who Was in the crowd AMI VAS
brought forward 20 confront them with mockery ana
IauOher Their horses were taken from the stable,
and after compelling them to give the negro SO NO
bsckamoor was mounted the best horse ana started
for Canada St Louis Repub.
BEsspICrs os LARK-liow THEY FOOLED TVS
WonIN One day last week "A party of married gen
tlenen numbering sixteen porsons, arranged 10
have IA seigh.rde, Il supper, and a " good time gen
erally The supper was 10 be &C Wadrons, about 1--we
m.s from Mount Pleasant, Ohio, the parties beng AL
residents of the latter place. They managed ~ they
suruCsed 20 keep their wives gnorant II their plane
bui the women were not ~ ignorant of their move
mems "a they had supposed. Accordingly, when the
stag party" were nearly ready, with Keen appetites
supT er provided, the ladies, Who ind managed 10
rive iust in time walked in and seated themselves at
the table utterly refusing to recognize their smart
husbands aud treating them ~ entire strangers In
this way they appropriated TO themselves eyery thing
upon the table. Arer supper the ladies, who had
brought mUst wtnthem, danced for a while and then
returned home without once speaking IA their hus-
bands, and .g.a.ing all advances on their pat with
col.
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A GRrAr Turkey MAsUT.croRr.-B. and $.
Beatty OF Aurora, Csyuga Co., New-lork, We think
must he the greatest proyid,r, of turkey meal
OF any singh, cstabl-hDeni in this country. OF ono
now before Ms, they say, IL one Of 1900 OF our
turkeys, and pretty fair sample. We hiiened tho
most of them on our own premises We Judge the
sample will weigh nearly tseny pounds, but allow
only fifteen pouncs rs The average weight aud It WIZ
show that these gentlemen have turned ont OF their
great mandatory thirty thousand pounds y "rsey
reqi. a. their crop of the present Winter. OF thS,
all We have got to cay this These two brothers are
snterprying businessmen, who have made large es-
Establishments for conducting their business upon COM
mon-sense principles, and that business 10 to convert
grain into ,aabIs proeuct AT profit. This they have
done for several years. and what they have done Others
may do The country is vide, ard the market large.
Viii some ct the American farmers thins whether ~
is not more profitable to make poultry than piss
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MARRIED..
IORMIN-ERISBIf.

CoRWIN-FRISBlEIn New Haven Conn, on s',nisy ever
ing Jan l. lSG0 by the Rev l.. :. Weed Edward r tol~s
ofNcw.York City formery ofNswbursh y y, 10 Mlssaary
r. younge. daughter OF the late w 4 Fr''oie Of oaiod.
Conn
New Haven Conn., Orange and Dutehe. County, ~ r. Pspu
please copy.
Tuesday Doe. II, at the Ie-ideDeo
Of the bride, father by Elder r. Jackson NJ Maufise j.
Roberts Miss Frances A. Gorham ell Of Russs, Oesass
County, Ohio
sMITH-HARTMAE-In the North Presbyterian Church,
Thursday evening Dec 49, by the Rev h. iish.id ID D.
William H. Smith OF Ssocs sport England, 10 Misc Clssa T.
oft IN. CITY
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LAW iNIkLLLGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUKT-Dee. si.-Before
judge EkTrs.
IMPORTANT % IMPORTERS SUGAR.

Lrbl.oh :. Lly q Al act. Tie schooner o. ;. adams.
This ittl IN Tor damage 10 il3 hO8.neads
Of y,ss-i nom Ne~-OTic4s 20 tnIs port
a-sLs ,htt the hal bseu property
uuuaded III good order gnd 40 loss
ReisAt ti.g Old not urcess-ny afre nOn the
81 the lek Le dIsLse the Noysse, and the perI
the
nbesus alleged that they mad to cooper the hoshess
eer snd that nftr waste Of ne sugar arss rom
Nessls di.cnafg10g. ne Testimony
cyLlicLg, case having aei 80 wh9e days, "a sub
u.itrd sflef si-uTrLt
Tie curt tL morning ordered decree Ia favor Of the libel
the OF coyptTsv ncurr.d and Of rel
tie TO-, OF ~ tBis pOt vilcJst.
hhelsLt liJ.t r. slel Had .Jr acknowledgements,
BUR, aud Benedict
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CALIND.s-frr,n,r

ScFsrxk CoJRT-t'IRcUIr.--s'sH Nos. ', :, ,,
III ~ 5 L. = a. % q q a., 81. IS, ~, 80 a. -
P,Rr U-Ncs = 30 T. H. Is, %, p, e, s6 ts 81 81
a, Sc g. ~, a &C. ~.
SUrKsvE CorKr.-sPrci. TERs.-Nos. los, on
December Calendar. the fllowiug nan5ers the
Calendar; 80 T. ?, to l9irclasi,e. -
SUPERIOR COURr-TRsI TEPH.-N0s. ', =, q, ~,
L. A. 20 IS 2. % a. o. a. 4 -PAsr a. Nos 10 Ia,
lG nj 90 q 26 a. 81 "a 50 a. %. - =.
CoURr oF CosSoN PtEhs.-pat Nos. l 10 -
irnln.i,. -PAkr IL--Nos lk. rs. ~ d llcla.iNe.
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SUPERIOR COURT--Gzsrs.L Trss D.. aL-Bsfors al
tie Justc.G-OKCisIoSe
Stewart \. IIof AIT. Benz. Blossom ct al--Judg-


Stewart ). IIof agt. BENZ. Blossom ct a.-Judg-
men, I'd rmed with costs.
road onpsny Same sgt SameN-w trial granted on pay
men Of costs Trial TIE appeal to be costs In the
N.,s.IorS aud Harlem Railroad Company .s;. Alexander
Kyle. &e-Judgu.eut alb rmed with costs ,
HAMS Nilsson q. John Dows-Judgment seyersod, end
Ne. tIial granted. ~ III,
oeniamn J. H. Trask sst Chos. II. Jore.Notion denied
ssmuel H. HI,shoIne ss Union Mutual lnsaisnce oo-Ne~
tre rsued, cost TO in . abide event
tbenezer X Istemsn ct al sgt Moses II. ornnel sc'-
Jud men. Tor plaintiff for sniount Of We rdict, .
1LliJ.us Fletcher Ast JeHles r. OecAson-JlaSIer' q.
t.o The State Of New.YOrt sg Robert l.. Marcy ct al.
ewi eii E,ehause Co sst David R oewolfessue order
lsIasl T. Porter Ziba H. keehum-New triAi 'raned
ssmS PhelP ast Sylvan, s. wsrd ct s-Ia@s order
New.ioTk Exchange 60. ssL George Losm-JuasHeHt pr
PD-'D' sPEaaI TERs-Befors Justice WOODRUFF.
TN FORREST DIVORCE CAST.
Csthsrue Forrest sgt Edwin Forrest
This morning the Judge granted an order on the
motion 9cas tie m9ny = ' Forrest 'f foa,1s
motion Tor further tine to prepare Upon eAoeS'''-'
Boensen, infant, &c, ag. goentrn
The facts found do not warrant the Judgment for
PHs ID 5f o S2S ae ns not sn s ~ So
appointment Eegnsfy reds no hH
6ehsr.ed bis duty drndng the seton 49, properly ~
c'ug tho intent. r.h, 1t doe. appear that ne n-s a.
ied the reference, done erytnE more men s1-f us
be used give spfeaancs Of resy to the pro-
Bate AIT. FcnOw-Hotou FOR eaYs 20 M snppirnsnta!
granted with " costs cond. thai ths DEFENDANT
awe all aefeuses ia Eis former answer hstciG
Before justice sLos.Os.
GRAY sg Rly-Hot rsued on Bot points, Win eve 70
plaintiff to amend (see Inducements on pspsr' without
Hopper as AustinEoon for Judgment on account o. It's
lryo.ousn.ss " the answer granted, sitn : costs.
oaat' sz, EoodB-o- he CIDER cr drontnuAn fe can De
entertained notice Of the motion must se zen 70 toe
storey order to show cause b. oooed .ad served on
him. =,
Before Justice NoScRiEP
Tie Parker Mil az Edward II. Jscot ct sCsse seiilei
Lewis Sporting Joseph VOL Il tpp icson 20 exaa-
IN attendant dnied wia IS 10 eeck drfend.nt abide
CLares KopPere sg, J.o-z w LYNN It k,ioa 70 s,Ay
Proceeding. etc, granted
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t-. NsyuAfd; Ch.uib,-- Js5. Are. ptsl-Fs Z, joe
Co. sssr. pss, Jaste. NJ .rhy. Ceaab J4te> MAJ
rsTG SoysmrerPsEt l. Jsssic- ssyrarl, esri Justice
Alssr Cbsaibe's ja. 'sTtay bccrn Hr-ftt : 'e-iies
Mo- slfhgs psrta JDsse Na--lFds hsUsr Jn-iss Ahf.
lie General TEN : hold on "a. at III lrdAy ess aonA.
" the months Of jpiy and August
1OIBT 90 SPECIAL SESSIONS.
sIsrRxKSr Of Cyssies.0ss qstfis a. - Ar Cosyf 81 Ns-
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uIIDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
uEw-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
II d L. 4 al


FAhk TWO DOLLARS 10 ALBANY. -
IN THURSDAY Dee. l5 1859 trains wiz leave 10Th
s,istion, NEWTON, ~ iolOws:
WihanisDndee-8:3O ana III no $50 and 500 p M
Goa Wbte Plains-I2:S0 snd o 70.
roT White Paus-S:s ron cor W ats and Cent'sse
'or CIOton fsus+ y. u, from %ntbtt
foT MiieTtor--3 p. u1., from htthst
20, Afhaps-g. IN, from 25tb-st, mall train
fOr Albany 80 p. M, from l6ilst express tram
A trains onnee With v Central X K. for tie We4
Returning will leave
Williams Tdse-o;4o and $500 e. III, ene $40 p IN
" ate Pien---a and 7 10 - N, and 40 p N
Ctvtop FABLE - IN.
knerton--5 - IA.
Aoauy-lIx ~, nai, and 3;s5, p. m, express trains
ICEW-YORK aud NEW-lIAxEN RAILhU 20 ~
WATER AERANOEMhNI. 1873
~ commencing Dec. IL, 1907 -,
- STATION 10 New ork, corner 9Th 1t. and 4th-sv
s''"'e TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoRR
FOR Nsw-Hsven ga nL le1), l2'lo Ae4J 80 $40
If and $40 D. NJ FOf Milford Sstiord Fairfield Southport
Il Ne.tpoit -; rs $3.50 and 1890 III For NoINst
- M l2:l5 3l5 (eI); $50, 400 $3.50 p For DSTen
a. G e,nsic T. a W. l2:l5, $3.50, +:SO SEQ m toi
No ord t.x) m; Ll5, 3:l5 (eI S50, $3.50 s:5 p
Port hester aud intermediate Stations, Iva W. H'
'N' Nv w. C6NNECTING TRAINS;
cor boston Springfield ~ teXl o;l3 p M tex) roo
B,u 2:5 D. a. via EeSs oudUu, Stonington, and Provi
Acs FOR Hartford and sprii seld, te1D n;l5 SI'
(.11 for Connecticut Ri',f Railroad 10 Montreal, g. IN
Yapd ans o. M Ten Northampton For Hartford Pro'l'
su.e and Fishkiu Railroad, u. (eI) For NeW'hsyen
gdon and stoinston Railroad at l2l5 and u
m For Canal Railroad 70 CoinsVille, u tex aud ~ ls
4 m to Northampton For HousatoGic Railroad n m OF
iuga uek Railroad o., 5:l3 for Dsnoufy and Nor
Wa "''"''" JANIS Il. HoYT, Superintendent
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ICcO THE PENNSYLVANIA ISble
COOCEK RAJ RAILR o a D. ~ -
GREAT DOUBLE-rRACK ROUTE; 10.
Thn oanaeilN thi. cad " uos elual 70 ~ =" -

Igfe no IT. House Di"a'~s ~ a. a.
.. ,,,. - a. 81 Pas.engcrs ~ md ron I'm
reeihI I -, ~ 80 ~ lAnl Nashville. Momphs Ne"
~ - IN OH, town. the Wet, Noith Nes' 49,
- ~. o.nrra,sed fos speed aud conlo ~ any ~.
@s,b ,sn. fcr de Wet have New ora V''' o. Yu'
lnd...tJ horuiug ISpTcss, g. N isen4hs h'ti'Nf $50
RE mag AID .notIs-czFs ou Al Trans g., - -. , Tho,
Fme always .. low ana the time e. quiei - 'S any ~
lUte. 81, -,-.t-.. al, IA. f,-,Sar5.i 10
% 80 ~ , tho r.ilroods 81 DhiO kentscA y lr.lh's'
~ q TN ' q, rto low, or Missouri. ~ RAJ lEuAD 81
" , ,rt on tb. uaysabc rivers Of he Ne. by
,,u. - hou fit-b4ffh $500, a. W. 49, a..
81 IN 10 and nom any point o. the West py VIC
lrrtyksns Railroad o. oil .imc. q. i'voiaDir ~ e
-, or srirs Merchants aod shippers ihhu..
80 r1 alton Of tai. Fi,glt - this Company can fey
lth ecnfdcuce 90 &c speedy trarsh 90 - .I,,,
~ n,,srV Also .aiutans EmigTan Accommodation
w. n, MI parties sf4ng west~s ENJOY c' sP 40
- tuos. u Conveyance a. one hall The h.t-cis f-es
ff.re a. ELLIOT, fs-sengeT Agent No As'oi GROUSE
IIECW & Co., Freight Ageut-i $50.
No = Actor House. nud 10. SOUTH Nlll4aiA-s-
vcnoS ALp n BISCBOFF EfnisreBt Agents,
No Baitcfy-place-
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THOMAS A. SCOTT, General slp'il Altoona "a
IypE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-

ms Gnr -BosTOE, PROVIDENCE-isad Route-Ihs
by. ,sHnts PI1 MOUTHRGCK, Capt joel stone aad G.
AApERBiLT, Capt ID. b. Stnrses an come 1 W.. Rs.
80 .ying Sep y or. ssDy tsunday excepted hon ,
r. h5s "S s o., a ,Ge mad train wSieh leaves
I..on at .SsSSpFRBlLT from NssYork Monday Wednes
k,y, and FrCAy From stonissOu Tuesday |"N'''A'' ~
Tbs fLYMOuTH ROCK fsou, New-York. Tuesday, Thurs
~. aud Saturday. From SiOnasIon-Aonaay' "eoNo'''S'
Isc.s rroo.ed from soninrtoD PEI Railroad 70 Proyi,
Fence oosion, in tie Express Mail IfaiI feaehs ail
an no e%y Morning Line. connecting North asa Eat.
that prefer q euan on BOARD t9s sSHne' toy
the train, connecting a. Providence VIII 'ne - a.
ssgssee ns.er the Steamer and Train through
or p.s,.e BERTH. s.eroorns freight apply board tn
Gamer Of ., Freight Office Tier no North h-'sr o. d.
Ihe once Of he Con sany No 10 BAKERY place. .-
" ,ENIgAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSkl -
ICcnn.crinss Hampton With the Delaware LsckassanS
ud Railroad and at Esson with The l"HsS s"sJ
" RTEk ARRANoE sENT Commencing Dee. le, leo
eve taston and uteIne ate places, BON -
-. ~, ,s "baye tra.ps .pd at 5:so O. m
Sou feI 80 north kver Al 40 aud il:sO and 20
o. Easiou and Intermediate ststeoi Tor souerVio UJ
r. allow tTsins and 1t .aOp II.
4 ~ h M ta,n rom foot q Corsndtss and the 1850
ON Pier ~ H. close connection al fastOh Nhn tne
eLigi Valley Esroad ana thence East ensy ta,'
bad 10 Beadin without shans, OF and connects At Read
~ dice; foits lie and iisrIisbgfg -, -
fs,rusers for tbr Delaware Lacsa~ Anns ana Msstrn M
bad sve kewYok at a. u from loot Joaf' ..
fT n K ouly iof Lehish icy NHhoso sl 80
o. from foot Of CouTi.sl dist, and e 1890 and ll"o N
ON Pier n K. only. JOHN o. sTERNs' Superintendent
tn UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
a. 1859 will Chsmoers, station a: io2Es'
Ip,ess lraiDs AND u m aud 500 p H. ioI Sg ,5 ing
N and IA or Poughseepsie, 1880 M aud ~ ~ aud
\ 10 o. M for Fe-t,s 3;l5 p. Montreal and bGuso
lNus- rain with seepugorsl leaves 5ts oauy al 800
no The Pouebkeepse Pe.kk and Sing sing Trans stop
sno Of the Way stations Passengers iseu at Chenber',
Ga Christopher end 1ist-sts Trans for kew-l ORR leave
Gov at 6.l5 m and at aid and Albany
A.. +. SMITH Superintendent.
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SO HkATn OfAMERIG.N WOMEN. o0

ytsrh sisaned sa anslyfsd thPrse..ubers NarsAsl.
~ 49, sactep The Ingredients ,,lB.b p -e.or.
sor.Ai. tier rscssr oonbinatiV Da,e, n dire,t ana
~ ~ IA. uisFii orgsr,
"a. A. LAWS NJ D.
SAesis; 10, LAe State q, lts,.arI. 49,,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

This Celebrated Washing Soap is now in mar
kct for more than year, and that 1t has given
universal satisfaction, is evident from tho fact,
tina, the Manufacturers of it, in order to supply
the demand, have been Obliged to ncrsase their
capacity to make equal TO One hundred Thou.
sand Pounds per Week. 1t is decidedly the best
and cheapest soap ever made in tuis Country (;
One Pound of 1t will go as far ioI any use, as
Three of the Common Soap in general use. 1t
is made upon new principle, of the best materi-
ais, and known only to VAN HAAGEN 81 Nc.
KE0NE. 1t does away entirely with the wash.
hoard-saves the necessity of boiling the clothes
it does not shrink Flannels, REMOVES GREASE,
INK on PAINT sroLs perfectly, and from the
most delicate fabric, saves fully one half the
time and labor usually spent to do the washing.
1t is warranted free from SAL SODA. or other
injurious alkalies, and guaranteed not to rot OF
mjure he clothes.
For Sale by all respectable Grocers, and
Wholesale by
THAN 81 Mex ZONE,
No. 20 and "a South Wharvcs.
Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
CENTRAL HOTEL.
sUNBURY, Northumberland County,

oUNbuhr, NOfJnumDerlanuC COunty, d
VNHIS large and commodious Hotel, now
Il managed by J. II. E G X d It. 1t
is situate at the Railroad Depot North East
corner of Market Square. Sunbury, and at
the terminus of the Sunbury y Erie and North
ern Central Railroads, and is open forthe accom-
mediation Of Travellers and the public in general
The proprietor will give his exclusive ntten.
tion, totte comfort and convenience of his guests
and is de- ormined TO make this establishment
rank among the first in the State.
His table will he supplied with the best the
market can produce having the advantage OF
daily communication by cars direct from Bal,i-
more, and also from those bringing produce from
the surrounding country.
His bar will be supplied with the purest liquors
the market can produce
Careful and obliging servants always in al
tendance.
A share of the local and travelling communitS
is most respectfully solicited.
Sunbury, January 10, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

Il Benerolent Institution established by special
Endowment, for The Reliefot the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted ,ciM liiruiem and Epi-
demic Diseases, and especially for the Cure
cf DiredSeS Of the Serudi Organs.
EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by II e
A'A Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition, Gage, occu-
patton, habits of life, &c.,) and in cases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free OF
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhua
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen.
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enve.
lopes, free of charge. Two or three stamps fol
postage will he acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKlLlIN HCUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. {
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order
of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
Gro. FAIRcuipp. Secretary.
January II, lS59.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
I'M P0RTANT NEWS.
nj. G. GEARIIART,
Has returned with a new Stock of

Confeotionaries. Fruit and TOYS.
TT seems as If a new age, new life was open.
II inn upon ne animat;ny evcrv heart IN nobler
a. -, .. :.-..~-- 10;
deeus anu n'gHei a'"s' hf'' ,'.e'a,u'o a"o 81
ence will glow anew and seek TO deveiope SUD-
liner beauties and grander conception.
The business world too must ieei the new m
huence and everyPaIt be quickenei ana strength
ened by an increased vitality, which shall urge
US on with electric speed to the consumma'ion
OF greater things than was ever dreamed OF In the
Philosophy OF the past.
Animated by the enthusiasm which prevades
all classes, and desrous OF doing his share to-
wards "Thc great events of the Age" the sub
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SAVE YOUR FRUIT

~ What the People say, must be true,
The People say, Bright & Son sell
their goods very cheap.
The People say, Bright 4 Son keep
almost every article of Merchandise.
The People say, Bright 4 Son have the
best assortment in town.
The people say, Bright & Sons store
is the place to get value for your
cash.
The People say, Bright & Son sell goods
to all at the same prices.
The People say, Bright & Son have the
cheapest Shoes in town.
The People say, Bright & Son have a
splendid srock Of Hats.
The People say, Bright & Son have
handsome Dress Goods and sell them
very cheap.
sunbury, June l6. 1850,
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.


No l-F5r Fever Congestion, and Inflammation
No 2.-For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, wetiinG the Bel:
No 3.For Colic, Crying Teet'ng and "aNefulness oi
80. 4.-For Diarrhea, Cholera Il1antun, and Summer
NJ S--Fnr Cole Gripings Dysontery or Bloody fux.
40 G-For Cholera Cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
No for Coughs Colds Influenza, and Sore Throat
No. gFor Headache, Vertigo Heat and Fulnsss oil ue
n" 1o-pysrFpsr, purs-For Weak and Deranged
stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
Nn Il.PoR FEHALE IRREGrLARlTIEs scany, Painful or
No. 2-For Leuecrrlcn, Profusc MOnsos and Bearing
No. i8.--For Group, Honrse Cough, Bad BreHthing
No tL-SNT RHEuM PLls-For Erysipeias, Erupuohs'
No. ia-RngrN,rrc Piris-For Pain, Lamsness or Sore
ness in the Chest, Back, Loins, or Limbs.
A-For Fever anr Ayue, Chln Fever, Dumb Ague, o'
P-For pil,s, Blind or Bleelng Internal or External
o.-For Sore Weak, HlIanel Eyes and Eyelids; Fail
!nq Weak, or Biurrel sight
C-For Caarrh of long standing recent either with
obstruction or proiuse disch"rge =, ,,o.,o o,d
W. C.--For Whooping Cough abatng its violence anu
Shortening its course ,,
In all diseases, such rs Feyers lHhanp"o,.s, ,
Diarrhca DyseHtery, Group Rheumaihr ana suCH III "
five diseases as Scarlet Fever Measles, and Eryseas, the
advantage s,Yrg the proper remedies promptly Is oo
vous aud in all such cases the specifies act nHt @ .
The entire disease is often rttc ct once, and in all eases
the violence Of the attack is moderated the disease sho'
uucd, and rendered less dangerous. .
and Which often lay the foundation Of diseased luhgs,
bronchitis and CONSUMPTION, may an DC III "''s ' ~
Tie Fever and Cough fhs. W.T., S..,oor
In all chronic diseases, S'C" as n,irTa !, nhii, .nd
Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Female p'p's, a
Irrc,ulares old Headaches Sore or Weak Eyes CaiaI,
Sal; Rheum, and other old ernpiios 'he cTse ils s ]
Whose proper alltlla'"h ~. '"iu % ,i ,;0.it, such
Instance u'',i li.v cIte on S i,t nv Fam,ae Neak.
- has ,,,r tl,up raid for the case ten times
49, ' NV
PRICE.
Case Of 20 via complete in morocco, and Book ...so
,.sa nj OD yius and Book plain.
Ss e :" T ~ m,h har,I L0Tss and Book............ 2
80 - 3 h'T.r l,er.I and hook .......... e.
Si & W %,I,I,i hov,s Min directions .25 cents
snsiie n t',roi h,~,s ,yi,l dirrctiuns 80 cents
ge u OF. vals' for planters and physe'a''slo
ALSO SPECIFICS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS.
w. G.. N f NJ A n

". G. n f NJ A n
No. 33 North SECOND ST., opposite Christ
Church, PHILADELPHIA.
HAS for Sale, the best family Cooking Stoves
= L in the Markell good and faithful servant;
the great provder for the Family Every house.
hold should have reliable Lehigh Gas Burner
Cooking Stoye-always reliable, always econo-
nomical.
for Parlor &c.-wll burn less fuel and emit
more heat than any other Stove.-For Sale with
large assortment of all kinds of COOKING
and HEATING STOVES, Wholesale and Re-
tail. WILLIAM & NEMAN,
No. 33 North Second ST.. above Market, Phil
adelpha.
Reference. Hon DAVID TAGGART
II. B. MASSER.
Senfemher 6 $500 -3m w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BRAN DIES, WINES, GINS, &C.

FsNHE subscriber having opened in Thompson's
l. Brick Building, Mill street, Danville large
and complete stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising the best brands of Brandies, Gin, Old
Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Port, Sherry,
Madeira, Champagne and other Wines of all
grades, all of which will be sold Wholesale at
the lowest city prices. Tavem-keepcrs by buy
ing of US can save at least the freight.
Persons desirous of purchasing liquors for
FAMIL u Sc,
may rely upon being furnished with pure and
unaduierated article.
u Being determined to establish reputation
for selling cheap he respectfully solicits the pa
tronage of the public. All orders promptly at
tended TO.
JEREMIAH.S. HALL.
Danvlle, lure l6, 1850.