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suffering TO enlist the sympathy of the

suffering TO enlist the sympathy OF the
philanthropic everywhere.
Politicians may talk of imposing re.
tributive burdens on the South, and
Jealous ''loyaiists" argue that the ills from
which she suffers are none of theirs, and
must find remedy where they exist. But
the common humanity that is not alto
gether lost sight OF, even amid the cru
elites of war, should have full sway with
the return of peace, and embrace ali
classes and conditions of suffering with
out regard to the past and we feel quite
sure, if the Government is disposed to
exercise spirit of clemency, and guar
anty to the Southern States the political
justice, without which reunion is i'm
possible, that the people of the Govern
ment will be found equally ready to tig-
more their late antagonisms, AMI min
ister, each out of his abundance, TO the
others need, without raising the ques-
ton of antecedanL relations.
CrI0t. ii g knew no distinctions Of race or
religion, when an appeal was made to his
Oenevolence. With him the animos-
tiles, that otherW ise actuated his conduct,
we're banished out of Right, when pain and
hunger besought his fraternal minis
trations; and thus, between North and
South more than by proclamations. may
the asperities which have hitherto sec
tl9nalszed. our people, be softened and
and the instincts of the God
ike triumph, when diplomacy might
fail. - 49,.
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ALABAMA STATE CoNvESTiON.--On the
both uIt., the Convention adopted the
memorial asking general amnesty par
don also, resolution that. whereas
the people OF Alabama have given unmis
taxable evidence of loyalty, therefore
requesting the removal of troops from
the State"
the Convention may be called together
by proclamation on or before the first
Of September 1866
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clarified juice is RAPIDLY transferred from
the boiler. The scum and sediment
may be thrown on a felter. and allowed
to drain.
Juice thus treated throws up but very
little scum in boiling; in clean scalded
vessels it may be kept over night without
FERNS nting, and yields an excellent syrup
with much less tendency to ferment than
comaon molasses.. The above process
may be thought too troublesome by those
who make the article for sale, and on
small scale but all those who appreciate
the'difference between good syrup and
one possessing the ''copperas taste e will
fnd themselves amply remunerated.
EUG. w. HILZARD,
w,.t..Eg State Geologist of Miss.
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GLAD TO HEAR IT.-The 55th Massa
chuseets colored regiment haS-arrived at
Boston. We are glad TO see this. We
hope all the negroes will be shipped to
Massachusetts, TO their equality friends.
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GES. SLccUM REsIGNs.-Msj. Gen. II.
w. Slocum has resigned his commission
in the army and enters the political field
Of York State a. once.
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ARERDEkN, Mss. Sent 16th

Gov. w. L. SHARKKY JsckSn,, ~
has the order calling for two m;l;tarv
companies been revoked II 49, .-
ask tor authority FOR Lueien T 49,.
snd stephen e. Moore, to raise comma.
hles tor Monroe county.
when organised, how will the corno
mes be armed and when on dutv ~.
paid and fed, ''' NO"
LOCK f. HOUSTON
w. II. VASSER
follows: ~ 'erPonded as
~. Jackson. Miss. Sept. 18Th
me companies must organize and
zion. nold cleo
No arms yet. q
As to pay, see Revised Code. 277 IS
w. L. SHARKEY Iai
a.. LOCK Z. Houston and w. III. Vaa.
Referring to page 277, Revised coaa,
we found the following article -
gard 10 pay and rations. 70
sKcrIoN vI1r.
ART. ll6. All militia. calla6 ia. ~
actual service. shall be paid rs,;orS We
ana governed as the TROOPS of tha IT,:
esd States are, and shall DO Eul.;act - az
rules ana articles Of war as ests blished ~ hv |
ene 1ited States. whether snchs Nil
va be accepted into the seryica - ~.
United States or not. '
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Great Sale
GAEBsuENT- -H0RESES And MULES,

UWHR1kt1V AA DAs AhOHaAHA0
DEPARTMENT- OF MISSISSIPPI,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER'
Vicksburg, Miss, Sept. 26, 1860
Will bs sold a. public auction to the highest bid
der At vicksburg, Jackson. Natchez and Davis beno
IN mi. STATE four hundred Hor.os, six hundred Mules
and TWENTY-FIVE Oxen, public animals. no longer re-
qulred for military purposes, as follsw': fC-
TrH At Jackson,
Hinder the direction of Captain G HeAtn Q ~
Shsas On.rtermas-er No. Dist Miss, eomnenc ng
Ocfoher 9Th, I86bs Fnts go Itorses>and Two
Hundred and fifty (2'OJ Mules. .. s
> n d f3f 1T NatChcz, ty /
1,rndsr the direction Of Captain o Gotta. A Q NJ
Cb;st On.Ttermaster SOUTHERN District Miss, com
meneipr q ct ober 12, s65 FIJI yak q horses
ana one Hundred and tw enty eight (i2Sl Muck ~
At VtCksburg,
11odar the direction of Captain IL Barker. Q NJ,
Chief OuartefIBsser WesternDIStrict on MISS, CON,
Wspciqs October sths 1922 JtS Lh.ss s"d TWensy
At sahRe L4uus sHI place a few ndetnAed Wagons
and parts Of wagons
At Davis Bend,
Under the direction Of CAPTAIN Parker a 9 NJ, con-
nerefng October ed, 1865 Twenty-two (e2)
Horses and Sixtt.two (62) Mules.
These sales will afford opportunities to planters TO
obtain the stock they SO much need. at reasonable
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales Will commence each CT the days above
is sold. Tetms Cash, iD-V4ited States cnrreRcyyT
1 BY order Of the QuarterIh aster General. -'''-
HENRY Nj. WHETTELSEY.
COlontl& Chief laIterma ter.
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Mississippi State Forces

The following teleeraphic correspon.
dence between citizens OF Monroe Conn.
ty' and Gov. Sharkey, on the subject Of
the organization of State troons hoo
been handed for publication to tba
Sunny. South, Of Aberdeen.
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GO 81!
10 which they invite the attention
.a purchasers before buying
a,a'..u elsewhere-viz:

ooo pcs. A Anerican, English and Frn
| - Prints, =. . -, WAN
80 pcs; Small Plaid Gingbams
100 pcs. Fine Bleacbed Ban es2c
~ Scs'sdV + White Cotton Sheetiug
i0 0 PCS 81 T W alta Linen Sheeting
90 90 pcs richardson. Irish Linens
| 81 pcs Brown and Siue Linens,
~ pcs English Tweets and Frs,s
CassimeTes,
ZOO pcs Printed Jaconets ,.apd F,srs
-. Organdies,
70 pcs Mozambiques and EmLods~
Bareges-a choice selectio"
10 pcs 9 b a m bray, for Trsvess
Dresses,
5O pcs beautiful Linen Lawns,
1oo pcs Swlsss Nainsook, P lads
Jaconet Mu ,lins,
25 pcs Musquito Nettins.
80 dozen Towels, we'll assorted
ooo ooznn Coats and Clarke's SpOo
Thread, 't't[
80 dozen Corsets,
10 dozen Ladies' ParasoIs ali sizes
20'dozen Linen Collars and Cufs
100 dozen Ladies' White Cotton TIosp.
70 dozen Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose
~ ~ dozen Ladies' open Worked Hoe
1O0 dozen best quality English Socks,
oo dozen Ladies' Gauze Merino Vests
~ dozen Gents Merino Vests.
1oo dozen Ladies' Embroidered FreDc!
Collars,
rSo 90 dozen Jaconet Edging and InseFtnI
ooO SoO dozen Swiss Insertings, fH
90OO dozen Cotton Footings,
iOOv dozen Black Silk Lace Trimming
iooo dozen Fancy Braids and Dres
Trimmings,
100 dozen Back Six Net, |' '..
ioO dozen White Brussels Net,
lO0 dozen Ladies' .Dusters, ,,,r.D.
~ bales Cotton Yarns, > ~ .'..
loo bales Cotton Sheeting, Shirting sDd
II z Y zsi @3 ''
Together with a large assortment t'
numerous to mention, at
MS GnW
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PLANTATION FOR SALE,
The Scooba Mills

~. ,ne ~ AiIis owned by me, Scooba S.atio, ~,
c., lne & y II hava b en- seized bv .,hrs fTn;,od
1lt nllitary authorities and are to be ofFrad
ont nv sa next 9th day of October with
saa MI We're sold tothe Confederate GdvarTa ma
~ uS was aeent in Virginia without my know
~ .sntI would also state thatl owe e. oe0-oon-
S. ,su4l purchase of said Mills and th. Copfad
a. ne err enf faAedhy IS LOO TO nav for ,bs
nlIis under the contract csim the said MiIIs .mS
ipt.nS !! cda.g teem will do 80 at his r1sk a.
e0' 'ue ownership at once in ths courts
. Eco3h. Oc. ,oes a.. JOHN K DUNLAP.
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published on
pense spared 4
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the condition 4
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Southern staff
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every SUNDAY
selections freiI
story, original
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trirt Offices
FOR county OF
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story, original
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25
I Fr6s aaAvsop LdnD t.AIs,siisnsryosss. ! The

II tfhs gaAvsfoF LoRD t,AEsssRsrosS The
SPOT selected in Westminster Abbey as the
last resting place of the late, Premier is In
the north transept where lie, buried Castle
rea9h, Z Wiberforce;th the Cannings, ~ Charles
James Fox, the Earl of Chatham and his
brilliant son. and a host of worthless whose
names have adorned this country's history.
The grave is close, to the, hideous monument
of Lord Chatham, at the great north door,
entering from st. Margaret's chutchyard,
and on one side Of the grave lies the body
of Fox, and on the other those of the two
William Pitts.--Lonoioa Times Dot. 25.
Mr.. BUCHANAN, who lives in Lancastet
county, has read the proof of his "Last Dy-
,ingB Address and Confession, y .aad it, will
appear in book form next month. Mr.. B.
was formerly President of the United States.
-Pttstargf Gazettfs u Il rIUEs
f. tY-The rob5er Time, that steals the
sweetness from all fruits and flowers, is batfl.
cd by Phalon's Might Blooming Ccreus. "
Its aroma is less perishable than that of for
eign extract, essence or toilet water, and in
corparably more delightful Spid every
PUBLIC SPEAKERS, MILITARY Mrs. hSD
S1NGERs, and all suffering from Irritation Of
the Throat and Hodrseness will be agreeably
surprised mt the ALMOST immctliate rrticf laf-
fordetl by the use of 'Byotcns 3 Byonchidl Tro-
ches." Their demulcent ingredients allay
Pulmonary irritation, and, after public speak
ing or singing, when the throat is wearied
and weakened by too much exercise, their
use will give renewed strength to the vocal
organs ,--.., ,,.. e '.',5 '.-,;1
DON'T BE FOoLISHr"'4 4Yos can make
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and ex-
anime an'invcntion urgently needed by every
body, Or a sample sent free by'mafl for SO
cents that re.als easily for SO. by II. l..
WOLCOTr, 10 Chatham Square, NY.
Sept l6, ls65.-Iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

LEN. Z. RAILRoA N. -Messrs. J. ID. Cameron &
j. N. Du Barry, the President and len. ,Supefnen-
dent of this well managed Railroad were ia town
on WEDNESDAY last, and VIC understand decided to
abandon the of their temporary shops and engine
house in the lower part Of the borough, using the
shops of the P. 4 Z. Il. r Co., now nearly com
pletcd. Should it be determined, also, TO remove
tho Passenger Depot, "Cakeville" will become to
Sunbury, like "flerdckrillo' to Williamsport, de
,tdediy unpopular. .srIti ..sr '.s.r ....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

tY~VALuABLg lIorEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-
We refer readers to the advertisement of J. W.
Covert, who offers for salo the we'll known Washing
ton House. in this borough, valuable Hotel property
located on the corner of Market Square and River
street, Immediately opposite tho Court House.
The location for hotel is perhaps the most desrabl
in the boroughs Those who desire TO enter into this
business will not.often find moro favorable oppor-
tunty = ~ -. t~A5|"S '' '-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

ATTENTION, ssSoIDIERs on OUR LATE
Army Many Discharged Soldiers have
claims of which they have no knowledge by
sending for Circular to l.. Brown & Co.,
of No. 3 Park Place, N. Y, information will
be furnished which may be valuable.
Oct. 81, 1S65.-3t ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25
We have adusted the following mode Of
a., DnI S r X | b U r / o N
by sale Of IS 900 articles of value
Oar. New yrcslcy


Quar- New Mode!
Tho articles of goods numbered from to 75.-
900 81 500 consisting of Pianos Melodeons, Gold d
Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Tea 4 Table
Sets. Solid Silver tea and table Spoons and Forks
cc ETC. aud the other 81 500 articles of value jew
cry, Work & Toilet Cases, Photograph Albums,
Opcnlace Silver Watches, ard fnncy articles in great
variety. 10000 notices numbered from ! to 10000
are printed and put into sealed envelopes and well
mixed and one of these is taken and 20 the
person sending To Us % cents to expense Of
postage correspc naence ETC. and the article of goods
corresponding with the number the notice will be
sent to the holder of the same Immediately (if he
desires purchase the article the receipt of two
dollars. For instance; If the number the notice
sent to you should be 6le and piano diamond
sctt or gold watch should be numbered 50O it will be
sent to you should be 81 !, and piano diamond
sctt or gold watch should be numbered 5OU IL will
be sent to you for 81, and for every article in
our list of Is U0J articles.
iy After receiving the article if il does not please
YOU you can return 1t, and your money shall be
undcd.
% cents must he sent to pay expahss of postage,
Correspondence etc, on one uoticc.
Remember that whatever article corresponds
with the number on your notice. You have it by
paying Two Dollars for it, whether it be worth S0O
$500. And it is for interest 10 deal fairly and
send out fine articles, as il gives confidence to
the public, and thereby increases our sales.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

DERS0NS having unrecorded Deeds are Tspilded
/ that they must be recorded, according 70 the
Act Of Assembly which requires that
AiI deeds and eonyeyafees for real estate in thi.
Commonw eaIth. shall be recorded in the Office for
Recording Deeds in the County where this lands lilo
trifiiR S B0RflS after the execution Of such deeds
anee not recorded US sforesaid, shall be judged
FRAUDuLENTAND VOID against any subsequent
purchaser for valuable consideration, unless such
deeds be eeorded before s recording Of tbs desd 90
conveyance under which sieh subseq usnt purchases
OF mortgage shall claim -
August 26, 1865
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

eY@ The Swiss Beth RiNGERsy The Peak Fam
ily, Swiss Bell Ringers 'yionists, Harpiss and
Pianists, the only company of Bell Ringers in the
United States will perform at the Court House, in
this place, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of
next week, November Goth and 3Oth. They perform
with 240 silver bells, manufactured expressly for
them and afford entertainment we'll worthy of
the patronage of the public .r..t. ..fN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

GY SPLENDID WINTER CLOTHING AT MODERATE
PRicEs.-J. f. Smick, Fawn street opposite Wea-
vcrs Hotel is supplying his customers with tho most
elegant clothing at moderate prices. His garments
and suits 10 ords, are models of style.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

r WiLLrAHsPoRr.-i occasion to visit
iamsport afcw days since, We took the cars Of
Erie Express .or that place, but found on our
al that the train no longer stepped at that small
and that the depot had been removed to a new
more important village just started about one
above 1t is. true street cars are run to and
Williamsport, for tho accommodation of the
'assengers tn at may yet have to visit that un-
uate place before it is entirely eelired by its
These things necessarily create great dissat-
ion with the aborigines of Wiliamsport, and
lers, who unju;ty blame The company for a
er of their own ip having located the town a
beloy the depot rYTrty -.JT1f,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

sd ETS' We would call attention to the advertisement
of Haskins Il Co., in anothcr column. They Want
Agents to sell ne Steel Epgrayings, and offer great
Inducements; they are an old established house,
and have the reputation Of dealing promptly and
honestly with their customers. Many of our young
men may find it very profitable to employ their
spare time in selling for them. y F.. Il . .t..g
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

sHoNEsrEAp. ron rHE oRPnAss.-The officers
,se that each Sabbath School contributing to
nd S25, shall be said to hold one share in the
, and shall be entitled to name one orphan for
sion into it; also, to have ons vote IN selecting
ot where the institution shall stsnd-whetber
,merery Hill, at Gettysburg. or near Valley
The officers announce that they already
IN available fund of over $4,000, and they
"a at once to receive orphans under the care
Association in temporary way, in Philadel-
, ntil the fund may warrant Il e choice of the
y site and the erection Of the homestead.
lanes Pollock is President of the Association.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

Il Dc Dissinsas is prepared to letter Tomb
stones in any style, and when desired will furnish
the most appropriate inscriptions for departed friends
Give him call, at his shop opposite the Court
IJousc .H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

n CHANGE OF TIME.--A new schedule or tim G
{, published in another column, regulating the
enger trains on the Phiiadclphia and Eric AM
Northern Central roads, took effect on the Goth
ant. The Erie mail train east, now leaves this
o at 5.5Q p. ID, instead of $40 p. m !, and
3 west at 305 AM. The Sudbury Accommodation
leaves for Harrisburg at I, 30 A, NJ, half an
later. Those are 'the mostimportaut changes
schedule -''f1-''.if
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25


lESr SrAnBlsG ArrRAr.-on Monday nj sht, at a
ia'thour. Mr. Whittier, ono Of the Forcmen of tho
.o" ANchine Shops, in company with friend, went
'u'o b''iiHans eating saloon TO take some oysters,
"Here ne 'oena two co!orcd men, journoymen bar.
J." '"ys - James Washington. also taking
,yster. Mr. Whittier inqu,... o .,r pn,,Is .
+ he could get shaved anywhere that night, and was
eferred to the two coored mon, who in reply to Mr..
VS. request to shave them, used somc nsolent Ian
;uage, when the friend of Mr.. Whittier replied that
"A nigger was q Niger the world over -. The
arkes told him if ho repeated that he would be
orry for it, which he did They left, and shortly
ftcr Mr.. Whittier left to go home, and on turning
10 corner near the barber shop, close by, lie was
nocked down and stabbed through the neck. As
man was approaching they fed, and Mr.. w. man
ged to crawl back into the saloon warrant was
Immediately procured, but tho darkics, who were
en- through the windows in the shop, threatened the
Unstable if he attempted to break iu. Mr.. Wash
gton, the proprietor, was sent for, who opened the
)or, when the two men arrested and bound
er. Under the counter of the shop, sword cane
as found, which. from the appearance and size Of
wound, is supposed to have been ho instrument
cd by them in stabbing Mr.. Whittier.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

The Muncy LKniiaary says, 1t Is with sincere
hat we announce the death Of cur young friend,
'car M'Kelyy, Of this Boreagh dis dead
as found along the railroad track, about a
tow the Muney Station, on Wednesday morn.
As having been killed, ID is supposed, BY the
ornieg train west. F- t-.iA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

,rRUcK en.-ws are glad to be able 10 an
that com Papy Ia which Mr.. Ira clement, Of
90, is interested has developed 80 barrel
ubricating oil, in Greene County. Thaiki
now bringing about $50 per barrel We
Learned tho extent Of nT. Clsnenis sssss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25
local affairs.

: 80 FtNBNsI = 4I1Es-TI = 49,
t:gr' The stating for the roof Of the new Court
House has arrived and workmen are now engaged
d, in covering the building. -. - t.!'-'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25
KINGS
FOETAEthE E.ENHtfNADE

L the oniy proportion VI the Kind made from a.,
fruit. As uu article Vf economy, purity and deli
cl by physicians for nyalids Hndfamily II will
keep Tor years in any climate. while its condensed
form renders il especially convenient for eers
EpteraiEnents et rome, parties and pienics s!lould
rot be without il, Frr sale by all Druggists aud
frSt-elass Groeers. Manulae ured only by
L0uGSJ. METzGER,
No. $40 Pearl Street, New York.
Sept, as, sG5.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25
$3.50 per Month. $15O

A GENTS wanted in every Count aud State. y
IA sell the BARTLETT Sewing AAcHIN , price SO
Wilson. Grover & Baker. an Singer Il Co. We viii
pay monthly salary and expenses or allow large
commission on sales FOR particulars, Illustrated
catalogue, territory Se eI"iose stamp ana address
22l Summit s,r.et ToedC, Ohio
Aurust 2i is65.--lmS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25
Our New Mode.
One Of our GOLD on. SIn.EFIs
Watches, or silver Tea Sets for.
Sc, Rs below stated.

Oro Of our tea sets or piece Of our Gold or
Silycrwarc is worth bushol Of the cheap dollar
jewelry =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

tJ' SENISARY d BoARDIXG ScHooL,--We are
,ased to learn that the large three story brick
ildins on broadway, belonging to the McCa'v
ate, has been purchased by some gentlemen this
,cc, and will be converted into Seminary and
arding school The building, which is commodious
/ well adapted for this purpose, will bo fitted up
soon as possession can be gwen The Principal Of
school is the Rev. Mr.. -, u gentleman from
lcasor. who comes highly recommended COM
ent teacher, having had considerable experience
hat capacity in the south. This is desirable and
ch needed movement and one hat has every
rantee of success, as there is scarcely town on
Sus4uchanna 50 deficient in schools as Sunbury,
where better opening is presented
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

A COash, Gold, or. sore Throat,
Requires immediate attention. and should be check
.tA cd. II allowed 10 continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat
AFFEcrIos, or An IScrRARLE LUNG DISEASE
is often the result .r . b
BROSya'S BRONCHIAL, TRoCHES
Having direct influence to the parts give nmedi-
ate relief
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Cata-rh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases,
o Trockes are ased 1ith alSodys good sgeeess.
Singers and PubIic Speakers
wii fnd TRooHEs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and relieving the
throat afer an unusual exertion of the vocal organs
The IRocHEs arc recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article of
true merit, pns having proved their efficacy by test
Of manJ years, each year finds them in Localities
in Various parts Of the world and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles.
elObtain oaly 'sBHews's BRONCHIAL TRocuEs,"
and do not take anyof the Worthless limitations that
may be offered. 30
Sold eysrywhsrs in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at IS cents per box. -.
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Wall Paper add Border in great variety
new styles Just recsised II the Mammoth Slore Of
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-11-25

Wall Paper add Border in great variety
new styles Just recsiyed II the Mammoth Slors Of
u tr..t.s.ag-rt J. W. FRILING 4 SON.
Sunbury, Oct IL, 1865.