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;, Steamship United Kingdom tBr), Burns. Glasgow-F
sS,D SSs0ssna E0Ss%sn Cs%sr0n
Ship Aurora Barker, Liverpoo!-Howand 4 Froshing-
BARK Eiss tTr, I.eemSs sorssaas~BasssT De yersa.
BARK Columoo tkorwl Nelson, Opor,o-Holmboe
Bark Edward Hal tpan), -, Santa Mar.ha-Rbon
Bari Mo.,s s, Hammond, Ba5sados-T Dwight.
: Bark Patenius Head, Now Orleans-J klwen
Brig Queen Of the South, Grosenich, 81 Thomaswnle.A
Brig nnoEe sBrl; Dnrant 8. vincent Middleton Co
Brig Sprnsbok tBr3 Smith, Arroyo. PRapR Dewof
Brig Lady Washington tr). Cartel 81 John, Mp Ne
schr = Conan. wass rampco-smpson a Clapp.
sehr Storm Nymph (Br), shass Falmouth Ja-oeo
schr Watson tBrl, Hanson, Havana Master
Schr Tliie Van Name, Cook, New Orieans-yan Brunt
sshr Yorktown, Nickerson. Port Royal-Howard, Key 4
schr W Maitland Garmow, Beaufort-Murray 4 Ne.
schr Alice Ann Bandel King, washington-Bentiey
schr Laura Gertrude, Campbell washing.on-ED Harl
Schr Fannie Theobad. Washington Beoner& -royn
SchI Moses q Leonard, Leavtt, Fortress holoe-B
schT Bemenc Decker Taas,er sound.F cameell;
schr farand Liscam, Banmore-Msrril Abbott
sehr Loiiie. nammcnd Bos.oa-sw LIE Wis ! CO
sos BusSy New
Steamer Thames NJ ss.
~
ARRIVAL
sa%shp cry Of Limerick b5 JSnss spoO Jan
saw %ass @ dc al
steamship steering h 10Th, Il 90 .oa s. 90 passed
O stes@sSp City Of New Yorl tBr, Kennedy liverpool
aa 10 oSs D IGN en win rs Sps
70 y y coeseassnes Of dense f9s Jan
lin; Ion Bar. iFssd S.Sosi bow
ss @ Sss ssSSy iSsw
Steamship Champion. Wilson Aspinwail Jan 49, 2 Pm
Steamship Roanoke, Havana Jan y With mdss and
q p as essnsa &C. M
~ hours, ~ ballast TO Y Assistant oaartermaster
as as%'r e. sss9'''' Wood As'''
me s With % s. T. k"ssS and ss' %
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Ia ssx os!s's = ass's s :sssi
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SeIns suspicious made al sail and
we we
s% AND following DAY " him
s 30 be maa NO @ She ws
yi ssii sas s e -.
On 81 t6v wns ss ssss
and heasy ard NV gass .p.
stove The tun arks -. ""''' '"'eo 'ns 0A'A'' ana
Augusta lbTem), 81 JOINS. PH, Jan
lG with and molasscs Ingalls, Jan a. 50 a.
lon "a 90 spoke bark Peades from Philadelphia FOR New
Orleans.
Brig AIruocahab, Bray. Calais with lstbs Jed Frye
Co
Brig Abby Watson, Allen Portland. Me- with hay. for
Washington.
Rrlg Isabel Beurman. Small, Providence.
sehI Nara g! sh.eS,ns rs, PsiI'ps St Johns, Pr,
Schr Arlington. Morse. Ba bmore. days
Schr Boston. Walls, Calais.
Hchr Life Boat Clark, Frankfort
sssr so SSsnF rInd for Bergen Point
sehr Helen Maranda, Smith Prov,nce,own.
Steamer Thorn ~ transporp, Morgan, Newbern nc.
10 U8 Quartcrmaser.
Steamer Pencan Walden. Providence
SAILED.
Htheteamers Gov Bayley.- Empire, Jersey Blue; ship
Ardntllan bar.s Anna sisphaoe Schultz; briggs lyons
Hannah Hcks DAM TrowbTdge, Mary Ann, Milo, FLYING
Scud Meta Abby fenno. John Batter, Brisk schrs Indus
Phebe, Rclt CALDWELL, OzeIl Moonlight
Wind a. sunset N
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uoas. noss ~ IA sxs, o0o ooxes oecon ~ log, IVY
s'scss oses = o. "a Av uerees naxseea ~ - vu ~
sna % asked LOT nous ana wness per neasra, @
Soss. Ssnon "a, cVV SslCs1 80 . - o. ~ s
saiow, 1913 - Glasgow, per American, % 900 bushels
wheat, o4d:. SO0 barrels 1oer. a. 81 70 br'sioi,
Per neutral % ons iossc 90 bacon 1os ana 20 osres
Shanghai, 200 IONS heavy goods, 42 per ton. bark
and brig 70 Cuban ports and back Sugar 46c and mo
Orleans az Toe Too per boi and l2kc per foos Goal
would be taken TO New Orleans az 70 bus there none
Offering
RErRoLEuM -Recepts, a,17o bbls. Crude continued
heavy, and the sales were al lower prices The market
was depressed By heavy receipts and the following no.
THE 8ARrH Or Import COMPANY, LONDON.
The pSwSfai tss:s%ship) just arrived from iosi'a
orInps ~ sons y. 0u - cnure new source w
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Virginia six per cent State bonds were dealt in
at 81. By the last steamer we learn that the rebel
loan in London on the 10Th inst had advanced six
per cent, being sold as high as so, and closed at
"A a 46.
The official returns Of bullion and specie for the
week ending January 6 show that there were i'm
ported into Great Britain gold valued at f377 ITO,
and silver f46l ,492-together, 1888, 662. There
were exported gold valued at xl08,796, and silver
eos, 373-together, els, l69. The imports, there
fore, exceeded the exports by f660,49s.
The following sales Of real estate at auction
were made on Wednesday by Adrian H. Muller,
p. r. Wilkins q Co..
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W "ueAt was tolefably active for port
49, ~" nome ,faae inquiry and tie market was well
@ pasueaiarly for good samples Of spring aud
.su "n,ef winch were most inquired Tor by shin ers
me sales reached 200 0Co bushels al 81 b5a Al "a or
,n.oago sprng and Milwaukee club sI 6i al IN f,r
amber 90, c0asl 10 Tor winter red western Al ~
b. - ' aye uo;, ana ~ 10 Tor primo white Michigan
rye was nsctye but The supply being light inc market
YVES hrm az 81 30 ~ 50 for ordinary TO choice R,,a.
soa 70 ,ne extent Of 40c0 bushels 80 Al az fo
Eastern ana state On barley malt oco bushels chan -.
nands at$l 5oa$1 6S. Oats we're dun ard IN "a, sea
state aud Western &c . s2c.-,be latter an - aud
prlcc Tor small parcels Of handsome torn extreme
on out 'he market closed stronger; sa.es ss 'rhe
~ ~ ~ for jersey ana Souh herr StOv pune
81 "a Tor Western mixed, delivered. =, ard II 25S
Coal AT the auction sale OF Scrs.
80 1000 do ump sss az sea% GOO DO erOpsss
81 so g. aud 1000 do .s55 ~ co. 5.Ceo 10. owe,
Corn ate dy wit Chestnut, 50 90 50 % per
Douglas and 900 saloe Of 3,e11 bags Rio, ex Lady
CoTroy dul q .oags en- G. CsrnclI, az 33kc.
for middlin" I'D lower Sacs about 800 bai.s, $50
Fmor upande
10 ~ Z" were steady but dull, except for breadstus
b. .efro,l were engaged yer American flag, 5000
,snes wheat At aisd. a44d, 5000 a 1900 bbl.. -four
r. oVo boxes bacon al 100 Cd lls $50 tferc.s beet
y - ~ yer neabe II wv bushels Lob N bs.. wv
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The business at The Office Of The Assistant Trea.
surer TO day was as follows,-
ara ob1
'''''''''t.,'. ss, soo,o03
Included in the receipts were 100000 for ous.
toms.
The returns Of the Bank Of England for The
VIZ ending January compare with the state.
Tl6f q the previous week 20 follows-
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Sales OF Real Estate aa Auction.
Rx IL Mnler Y n Wikinn n %

House and lot 2G4 Spring street 81 $50
House and lot 300 Spring street. .......... o,lO0
House and lot aS Park street Observation-Disclosures. 1900
House and lot 80 Bayard street. ............. $500
BY A. j. Blocker, Son B Co.
Executors sae-Estate OF Mary Smith, deceased.
House lot 1872 South Eighth street, Brooklyn $50
House and lot 1856 South Eighth street. Brcokyn $3.50
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S HIPPING NEW S.

ALMANAC Ton INV yoRR-rRIs pAy.
eUs ssEs ..........," NOON sIsEs eve ~ g
Port OF New York, january AZ, 1894
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NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANr RAiLN0AU. "a
in Increased acco nm odatons Trains ior no~ny sn
Troy North aud West leave Twenty s'n sfse' sspo'
sSndaS trains leave Nv York for, Albany nAs r ~
and Albany for New YORK az gloh ann.,,o,sudsnl
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FyIRNITURE.

4 MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF PARLoR, CHAM
N Der aud Dining Room Furniture all hrt class and IN
complete order the properly Of family leaving y. cay
brocadc; Curtains 70 match, EaGeres behcsse bsenzss
Oh Painiings Mrrors SILVER Ware Ac ~ sncrike lns
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GAVE YOUR MONEY.-rHoMAS R. AGNEw. THE
> great tea and tour dealer OF this city coraer OF
-four Wines 2c asses syrups and everything
every family, cheaper than any other dealer In
the Unitei States One price cash house.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sALR--
covered in rich French s.n made 70 order
SIS; Panoforte and In
Carpets rosewood and Bcdsisads Bureans
Lace csrians Br9nre Clock, Turkish Easy Chair ard.
Lounge rosewood Etagcrc eflcboards &c Apply
West Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
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EURNITuRE FINE OPPORTUNITY rs ovFBRBD
In the furniture business practical man, tho
most prominent business locality IN williamsburg large
store and stock cstab shed ten years. doing
class business; satisfactory for selling None but
purchasers need address or apply ~ l66 William street.
New York. 80
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rTupsoN RIVER RAILRoAD.--TRAfNs FQR ALBA.
III nv Troy, NORM sndwest, leave Chambere mfses'
and 70 A. NJ aud slo and ~ ~ and On S, 1n"sS
al any % the occs Of wBsfOOrrs Express Ia New Io,.
and Brookvn add bagsn checked AZ the house 70 o" po"
the road and 70 Saratoga Springs. 4.Ef
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

4 LECTURE WILL. BE DELIVERED IN ST. MALA-
n cbrs church, East New York, Sunday evening,
January 81 ls6i by Rev. W. II. Nsligan. ID. D. Sub
THE Church the Guardian Of Civil and Religious
bcry Lecture to commence 6l Proceeds 20 aid In
M udatng the debt of the pastora residence Anns
ea.e at the close Of the lecture.
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMENs
only, at the New York Museum Of Anatomy 6lS broad
Parties unable to attend these ectnresc have them
forwarded OF addressing Secretary Of
the New York Museum Of Anatomy. s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
YVNERRIBLE IsCLOSURES-SECRETS FOR
THE MILLION

yJ,ERRIBLE sCLOSURES-SECRETS FOR
THE MILLION!
A most valuable and wonderful publication. a
work of 400 pages. and 30 colored engravings. DIR
HUNTERS WADE MECUM, an original and popu-
lar treatise on Man and Woman, their Physiology,
Functions and Sexual disorders of every kind, with
Never-Failing Remedies for their speedy cure;
The practice of DIR. HUNTER has long been, and
still Is unbounded but the earnest solicitation OF
numerous persons he has been induced to extend his
medical usefulness through the medium Of his
"VADE MECUM.' 1t is volume that should be
in the hands of every family in the land as q
preventive of secret wires, or rs guide tor the
allcvaton of one of the most awful and destructive
scourecs ever visited mankind. One copy, securely
enveloped will be forwarded free of postage to any
part of the United States for 80 cents in stamps
or SCOPES for 81 Address post paid, DIR. HUNTER
No 3 division Street, New York.
June G. lS63.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

Tho Adnm's Express Company,
GIVE NOTICE that they have concluded nr.
w rnngcments with tho Northern Central Railroad
Company to- run trains from Baltimore for fork,
Harrisburg, Dauphin, Halifax, Irsyorton, sunoury,
Eorthumbcrland, 1ewsburg, Milton, Muncy, Will
Transport, and ali intermediate stations, connecting
at Harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN Ex-
pREsS for Pittsburg Cincinnati, st. Louis and the
West.
Alec with Howard Co.'S Express at Milton or
Danvile, bloomsbury, Wikesbarre, Pittston, Scran-
ton, and intermediate stations on the Cattawissa,
Lackawanna 4 bloomsbury Railroads. Al vii.
Transport, by Howard Co.'s Express to Jersey
Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by Howard 4 Co.,
and their connections, for Canton, Troy, Elmirs,
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, and 10 oil accessible
points in Western New York and Canada by which
they will forward Merchandise, Specie, Bank Mites
Jewelry, and Valuable Packages Of every descrip-
| ton.
| Also, Notes, Drafts and Bills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed
and every effort will be made TO render satisfaction
| JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Penn'a Division, Philadelphia
r: A. FISCHER, Agent for Sunbury.
| April 3. 1862
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sent sale simply by being recommended by those
who have used IL to their afflicted friends anl others
MosT INP0RTANr.-Madame Zadoc Porter's Cura-
tive Balsam is sold at price which brings it in the
reach of every to keep it convenient for use The
timely use of a single bottle will prove to be worth
100 times its cost.
NOT1CE.-Save your Money DO moi be persra.
ded TO purchase articles at As TO 81 which do not con-
tain the virtues of 13 cent Bottle of Madame Por-
tors Curative Balsam, the cost of manufacturing
which is great that of almost any other medi-
cine and the very low price at which it is sold.
makes the profit to the seller apparently small and
unPrincipled dealers will sometimes recommend
other medicines which their profits arc larger un-
less the customers insist upon having Madame Por-
ter's and none other. Ask for Madame Pcrtcr's Gu
ratiye Ialsam. price - cents and in large bottles at
20 cents and take no other 1T you eanuot get it at
one store you can at another
! Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers at l3 cts ,
and in larger bottles at % cts
HALL Il RuCKEL Propretors,
January 81, 1S63-ly New York
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MANHOOD,
How Lost, How lteslOred.

JNH PWLiisAea!, ia a SEATED ENreioys Price
Sir Csais.
4 LECTURE on the Mature, Treatment and Ra.
~ dieal Cure of spermatorrhoa OF Seminal Weak.
ness sexual Debility Nervousness, and Involuntary
Emissions, inducing Impotency Consumption, and
Mental and PLY steal Debility,
by kObT j. CULNERWELL NJ. u.
The Important fact that the awful eonsoque Of
self'Abuse may be eaoetually removed without Ia,
icrnal medicines oT the dangerous application VI
eausussl Instruments, medleaisi hogies aud oiheg
empirical desoys, l. here clearly demonstrated, and
NJ entirely new ani highly saseessful treatment ~
adopted BY the celebrated author, fully explained,
- iaeaDs " which every one u enabled 10 cure hi-
'ri ssisey zd Al Tbs lrass possibls eesl, thereby
NJ .iinsHll the adNeIssd nosl gAs n lhs day Thii
lecture alii Prove loon " thousands and lhog'
alnnds
seat unieFseai Ia plata enyelops, 10 any AddIsa.
yssi-pad ga Tscslpi " tao postage slalals, By adj
dressing he pubil.heTs
CuAs. J. G. KLINE AGO,
lsI heNefy Mes iogk, Pa Ones boE, iss6
Aug ~ ied4.-fsb, se,~-ly ~
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MERR,s HOTEL.

hdFFtStRTg, Pa.
FVNiE management Of this well-known Hotel
i ing been resumed by Messrs. C0YLE 4 H.
the present propretors beg leave to inform the 7
that the house Is now being thoroughly reuo,
rehtted, and improved, with a view 10 The prop,
comfortable accommodation of those Who may
Inc establishment with their custom. Guest,
receive due attention and courtesy, and NO ca
will be spared that may eonducc 20 msiutpi
hotel In a hrst-elass style
Families and others desiring 10 sojourn in n
burg during the summer months, viii Gnd pl,
boarding and large aud well-ventiatcd room,
establishment, upon moderate terms
SC0TI COlLE
March 20, ls62 j. GILBERT III.
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FIRE AT GREEN CAsTLE.

CHANBERsBuRd, Franklin county, Pa,
August Slst, 1881
Messrs. EVANS WATSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men On the morning of the I'D of August. 1861,
our Storehousc ct Greencastle was destroyed by fire.
The Saamander Sefc purchased from you some
few years since was in the above mentihned store
house, and contained all books papers. cash, &c.
which were preserved in a perfect condition, after
being exposed to most intense heat for several hours
Please inform upon what terms you will sell us
another larger Safe.
Yours truly, OAKS ( AUSTIN.
Salamander Salcs, for Banks, Stores, Private
Families, &c, &c. Also, Evans d Wntsons Patent
Alphabetical Bank Locks and Bank Vault Doors.
equal to any made in the country, end sold rs
good terms. & W. would respectfully refer to
tho following Banks and other parties having their
Safes and Locks now in 20 their entire satisfnc
ton, and many others given at their Store
UNITED STATES MINT, Branch Bank Shelbyvile
Philadelphia. Tennessee.
USiTEn STATES arsenal City Bank of Philadelphia.
California. Consolidation B k Of phila.
Pottstown Bank, Pa. Com tn Bank Of phila.
Costesvillc Bank PA. Chattanooga Bank Tenn
stpoudsbnrg Bank Pa. Prem Loan Ass on 4th ct.
Jersey Shore Bank. Pa. Bank of Northumberland.
lock Haven Bank, Pa. Bank of North u Liberties,
unisn Bank, Baltimore Philadelphia.
Southwestern Bank of Va. Paul and Swift, Bankers,
lsatslr Bank, Atlanta, Ga. Alabama
ES.tark Bank. Del VIC. Sterling, ,Nikcsb'e.
Bank of n. c., Raleigh Lewisburg Bank, Pa
Other references given upon calling at our Store,
No. l6 5. Fourth Street Philadelphia.
Sept. 5, 1S63.--ly
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SG3. Arrangements
Z &s..S-


of New Work Lines.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHiLADEL.
PHIA AND TRENTON Il. X. co. $ LINES.
From PhHadsiphia to New York and IJ-oy Places,
from Walnut street Wharf and KenSington
Dcpgt, tciH leave as foiio,rs, ri=: FARE.
At 4. ", via Camden and Amboy, &C. and
A. Accountability So IS
AGA. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Nj,
Accommodation, IS
At 3 A. NJ, via Camden and jersey City,
(Alorning Maill 90
ASA. NJ, via Camden and Jersey city I'd
Class Ticket 25
At II A. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey city,
Express 3 90
At y 81 via Camden and Auboy C and a.
(Accommoda;ion,J ~ . 25
At2P p NJ, via Camden and Aniboy, &C. and
A. ExpressN 10
At 3 p. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey City,
Wash and n. y Express 90
At 6s P. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey City,
Evening Mail) 3 90
At III P NJ via Kensington and Jersey city,
southern Mail 90
At /. CuighQ Via Kensington and jersey city
Soutucm Express 3 90
At p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aceom.
mediation, Freight and Passenger, First
Glass Ticket . 25
Second Glass Ticket, ] 50
For Water Gap, strpudsburg, Scranton Wilkes
barre, Montrose, Great Bend, dc., at A NJ -,
/ Iiom kensington, via Delaware, Laeiawanna and
4 " csltfn hAllEbhu
For Maueh Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Belyi-
dere, Eas,on, Lamhertyille, Pennington, &c., at
! A. NJ, from kcnsington Depot, and st ?. p. NJ.
| from Walnut street " hart
| The A. NJ. Line connects with Trains leaving;
| EastOn for Maueh Chunk, at $40 p NJ
For Mount Holly, at o A. NJ, . and 7, NJ
| For Freehold, at g A. NJ. and r. NJ.
| WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton Sc, AT III A. NJ. and % aud
3 l.. NJ. from hensingtOn,
For Palmyra, kiyerton, Delaneo, Beverly Bur
lngton, Florence, Bordentown, &c., at IL, l, . 4.
and p NJ.
! /! q For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken.
singon Depot, take the Cars ou Filth street above
Walnut, half an hour before departure. The Car,
run into the Depot, and the arrival Of each Train
run from the Depot
| Fifty Pounds Of Baggage only, allowed each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel All
baggage over tity pounds to be paid for extra The
Company limit their responsibility for baggage e
One Dollar per pound, and will not be liable Tor any
amount beyond 500, except by special contract.
NM. ii. GAIZMEi, Agent.
! January II, 1853.
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JOHN DWIGHT 4 co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
3 a L z r "A t u 6

3 a L Z r "A II u 6
SUPER-CARB. OF SODA, &c,
And Sole Agents in the City of New York for
CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE,
Invented by Prof. Eben N. Horsford of Harvard
University. Office II Old Slip, Hanover Square,
tup stairs,) NEW YORK.
'TIlE high price which Cream of Tartar commanded
in 1884, together with the alarming extent to
which its dangerous adutcraion had been carried
with other considerations, induced the distinguished
Chemist. whose name is given above. 90 commence
what proved TO be long and laborious scientific re.
search. TO discover desirable substitute therefor
His efforts were crowned with abundant success an,
hundreds Of thousands Of pounds Of the Suhstitut
have been sold and used during the last Gee years
throughout the United States and the Canadas
The following true comparison OF It's nature auc
the results Of its with those Of Cream of Tartar
will convince the most incredulOus of its value.
Cream of Tartar j. Il bi-tGrtral, of Potash.
This Substitute Is simple Phos phatc and contain,
nothing but what is found in bcefsteak arb IN corn
wheat and other cereals and is therefore high, :,
nutritious. 1t also has n health giving influence
aud supplies that for which there ia II constant de
mand in the system.
E5 1t is sold for a much less price than Cream
Tartar.
March 81, lS63.-ly
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TO HORSE OWNERS

pr. SWEETS IHFALLfBLE LINIMEYT FOR
HORSES is unriNnlod by any, and in all cases OF
Lameness arising from SIrains Bruises or Wrench.
ing, It's effect is magical and certain Harness or
Saddle Calls. Scratches Mango, 6c. IL will also cure
speedily. SPAWN and kingbone may he easily pre-
vented and cured in their ncipient Stages but con.
hrmed easos are beyond the possibility of radical
cure No ease OF the kind, how ever is 30 desperate
or hopeless but II may be alleviated by this Lini-
ment and its faithiul application will always romoye
The Lameness and enable the horses 10 travel with
comparative ease
EVERY HORSE OH'NER
should have this remedy at hand for IT, timely use
ut the int appearance of LaIneness will efeeiualy
prevent those formidable diseases, 10 which all hoI
ses arg lGble Hni which render 70 many otheTSiss
valuable horses nearly WORTHLESS.
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Heading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ana
VI Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing Pottsyille, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, de,
Trains leave Harrisburg tor Philadelphia, New.
York, Reading Pottsyile, and al Intermediate
Stations At A. NJ, aud 90 p. H.
New York ENpress leayes lagri-burs at 3 90 4. NJ,
arriving at New York at 10 - the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg To Ncw York 50 10; 20
Philadelphia - IS and - 10, Baggage checked
through
Returning, leave New Yor at A NJ. ~ Noon,
and y NJ, (Pitishurch EAprcsl Leave Philadel-
phia at - A NJ. and 80 Z NJ
Sleeping ears Ia the New York ENpress Trains,
throug 10 and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by tke Caiiawls-a Rail Hln,l leave Tn-
maqua Al 80 A. NJ b, aud 10 l. a., !og tAllalel-
phla, Aew-iOTk, anl all Way Poinis
Trains leave Pottsslle a. y 10 \, NJ and 30 Z.
NJ lor Philadelphia, iiur1sburs and New York
An accommoda alon Passenger tfaia leaves keadins
A. 20 A. ~, and reiarus lgom faladcll hia u 20
-. An The above trains rua daily Sundays es-
evNiet,
a Aaerlsy if-'u i.ifsl ps 4lgs $3.50 A. 81
and laiiad,llia ut 40 H. d.
Communication Al,tast, atbfln, aai EreuGaiDn
Tickets, al Feiueei RATES 10 api fIum ull IaiEls,
~ feunds hngsass s.lsaed each lassrssr.
A. A. AlCoLlS,
Dee ~ 1879 nefal rgreiiniruilfri
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
ks. B. NIASSEsR.

ttOrney 1t EHyy. sUNBCRY, =
~ Collections attended to in the counties og
thumberland, Union, Snyder, Montour, Col,
and Lycoming.
REFERENCES.
Hon. John n Reed, Philadelphia,
4. q, oattell 4 Co.,
Hon. Mm.. A. Porter,
Morton McMichaol, Esq,
Z. Keicham d Co. 2s9 Pearl Street. New
John W. Ashmead, Attorney ut Law,
Matthews Cox, ATTORNEYS at Inv.
sunbury, March 20, 1862.
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'sME spbScribcr. having opened ip Thompson
1 Brick Building, Mill street, Dspy..lc, 4 lars
aud complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
comprising the best brsnls Of Byaniics. Gin. 0,
Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskcy, Port, Sherry "
deira, Champagne and other Wines Of all grades.
o, which will be sold Wholesale at the lowest c
prices. Tayern-keepers, by buying OF us, can sa
,t least the freight
Persons desirous of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE
nay rely uuon being furnished with pure =
LuadUiterated article.
~ Being determined to establish rcrutatior
selling cheap. he respectfully sUlic,s the patruna
Of the public. All orders promptly attended to.
JEREMIAH : HALL
Danyille June 10 1850