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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he has
Il given 10 his son Sheridan Z. IshAm, his time
during the remainder Of his minority, and that he
will claim none sfhis earnings and be sesponsble for
zone his debts after this date
EZRA IsHAM.
Williston March 22d 1856 v3w.
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Brandreth House. New York, Nov. %, 1883.
T. ALLcocK & Co-Gentlenen, lately suffered
severely from \ weakness in my back Having
he.rd your Pla,ters much recommended In eases df
this hind procured one, and the result was an
that could desire. A single Plaster cured me IN
4 week. Yours, Respectfully. J. q. BRIGGS
General Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold BY all Dealer. in Medicine. davlm
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. March Is.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 10.
At Lunatic Asylum. IL miles from here
To-Day, bomb shell which was being hand
ieu y some persons connected with the
nouse' exploded, injuring several lunatics
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AN OLD BALLAD,
WITH WORDS FOR THE TIMES.
What can poor mortals find to cure
Those Coughs and Colds they OF endure;
Aremedy both safe and sure.
storrs' Bal,sn.
When mud and snow fill every street,
And careless urohins wet their feet;
What stops their Cough with cure conplete'
Storrs' BalSam
What cures Bronchitis aye, and more;
OF Throat Complaints, near half q score
That ve1 poor jewellers on Lies shore,
storrs Bslsam!
Then Group its host Of victims Stays;
That scourge Of ChildhOod's early days;
stOrrs B.l,.nl
when choking Asthma racks our frame,
We get no help, and doctors blame;
What can we take, and health regain,
storrs' Bal,.n!
And when we're Hoarse, and Lungs are sore,
WHAT is it thea that helps more
Than all the drugs in well filed store'
Storrs' BAlssm ,
When Consumption to the grave draws near,
Its thousand victims, wear by year
What stays It's march, and gIyes hen shss,,
G; p sToERs CO., PrOPrietOrs, WinOOsii
For sale By RoBY and A. c. sPEARt Co, Bur
linston, Vt, and BY Druggists generally.
CoLcgssrxR, March u. 1866.
DR.. SroRRs Desiring to acknowledge my sin
cerethsnks for the great benefit my wife has
ceived from the use Of your Pulmonary Bslsam, /
take the liberty Of addressing you. She has been
very severely afflicted with Asthma, st times sur
fering very much from distressed respiration, st
which times have called the best Physicians 10
prescribe for her, but without benefit. A friend
advised me TO try bottle OF your Palssn, and /
am happy to say that by the use Of one small bot
tie she has entirely recovered.
With sincere gratitude, remain. yours,
JOIN I. HIxk.
Mar i6-dauIm
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HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXIs
FOR THE USE OF
DuruO,S Cat4rrh Snuff.

Which, in the first stages ola cold acts like magic
Headache, Hoarseness, Diphtheris and Bronchitis,
Eyes Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell, being the
result Of Catarrh. This snuff removes and prevents
all these, and insures healthy Head. Its effects
are pleasant and safe even for infants who
from snufies.
Ithss the highest profe SsOnal testimonials.
by all Druggists, or sent by Mail to all parts
for % cents for One Box. or 81 for four Boxes.
Address, JAS. DUIN0. P. o. Box lbs,
New York
Wholesale, by D.BARsEs CO., 81 Park Row, N. .
Dec :. dtwtm-
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Would respectfully announce to the eitisens Of
tails vicinity that be has opened an once Church
street nearly opposite FIRST National Bank. whore
he Il prepared 70 execute DssIeSs, SPscIytcA-
rIoss and DETAILS for Public and Private Bald
in.s and in anv desired style. Special sttsnt1on
given TO making DrasnEs and Specifications for
the Patent 0fhce. Appl, - above, or sddrsss.
z c. RYRR,
Boz $40. Darlington, w.
March I7-dlwawm
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A COUCH. COLD. OR SORE THROAT

Requires immediate attention and should B..
checked. II all0irei 10 continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent
Throat Affection. or an Incurable
Lung Disease
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San Francisco. March 10.

wv It IN1I-'N-I.NVs t'IuINII "
Gen. Mcdowell is on his way back from
Arizona.
A Vigilance Committee is organizing in
Arizona. 1t numbers 1000 members and is
increasing A perfect police system is main-
tanned
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HALIFAX. March i

No sign of the steamship Asia now over
due from. Boston for Liverpool. A thick fog
prevails.
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Died

In Brooklyn n Y. on the I3sh inst. Mrs. Caroline
". wife Of Commander a. Gibson L. S. Navy.
In this city, FridsY, March 10Th, Julia E., wife
OF Henry 4. Clark, aged . years months and 5
days.
e We lovcd'her; yes, no tongue can tell
How much We loved her ana bow well.
COT lov0t her too, and thought IL best
To take her home IN him 70 rest. -
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ERRORS OF YOUTE.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indiscreton will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need il, the recipe
and directions fol. making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Suferes wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do SO by address,
ing, in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
v3m.' No, 10 Chamber St, New. York.
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LIEF LIFEi LIFEi

LIFE; LIFE! LIFE!
DROTS DEUTS DROPS
AMERICAN LIPE DEoPs will cure u p;heria. Coughs,
Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Asthma rheumatism, Nou-
ralgiA, Ague in the Face, Headache. Ioo,Laehe,
Bruises, Sprains, Chilblains, Group. Cold.
Fever and a que and ChoIcr., la a -iEgIe de /.
Sold by all Druegi.s, VII. iu.i ll,c.ios. Tor u.c.
oRRIN sKINNE; co Props Springfield BIAS
G. c. GOODWIN & Co. 4 GENT. Boston, Mass
IMPORTANT To FEMALES. THE
Celebrated DR.. DOW continues T. devote his entir
time to the trsll neat Of AL diseases incident u
female system. An experience Of tweuty-thres
ears en- ables him to guarantee speedy and perma-
nent reliefin the Of S.rp'ss, az az
0ts,r MeEifrHsl DsrIagszsai' from s,af,u,r os4's
All letters for Advice must contain 81. Ofce.
Endcott street, Boston.
n. B. Board furnished 70 those who wish
remain under treatment.
Bosom. June q. 1855. Sstauiy
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NV YORK, March ~.
The bill restoring the death penalty was
defeated in the Wisconsin House Of Repre-
ssntatlves by a vote of 80 to 81
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BUFFAIo. March |

The New York Central r r. freight house
and elevator on Ohio street was destroyed by
eIe this morning Loss very heavy.
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PATIENCE BARRIERS ESTATE.

nisIAIE OF VERMONT. }V'HE Hon. the
Distret or Chittendsn, as i Probate Court
Tor the District OF Chittsnden
10 AL persons interested in the estate Of Pstisuo.
barEsr' Isse OF Charlotte, in said district DE-
I'M, - GREETING.
whereas, said Court hath assigned the 9th d.v
o. nAfen INST, Tor the settlement Of the admins
tration account OF the executor OF ms az IL,
and testament OF said deceased, and ordered tha.
public notice thereof be given to all person, intey-
weeks excessively previous to the d.v n,.ivn.d =;
the burlington Free Press printed in Burlington,
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified TO app.xr
at the Probate Court Rooms. In Burlington On the
day assigned, then and there to contest the aIlov
ance OF said account, II you cause.
Given under my hand, a. the Probate Court
Rooms, this I'd day OF March, A. ID. 1856
r57W5 7. L WALES, Judge
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ONE THOUSAND WELLS


CAN BE SUNK UPON THE PROPERTY
WITHOUT INTERFERENCE.
Test wells have been sunk on the Estate, and Oil
found in paying quantities in every Instance. FIJI
TY WELLS are now being put down to be followed
by others rapidly possible to the extent ncces
sary 10 fully d,uelop the property. One hundred
wells yielding only ten barrels a day each at six
dollars a barrel, price much below the average
price at Reno, would give one million eight hun
dred thousand dollars year Of income, making
profit OF probably fifteen per cent. over expenses
and taxes OF every kind. II large flowing wells are
found, single acre Of the territory may yield hs
EThe Company owns the Town OF Reno, to-
getner with Several Hundred Lots for Business and
Dwelling Houses. There is an Extensive Demand
for them, and the Revenue from their Sale will be
very great.
THE STOCK Is GUARANTEED.
The Price Of the Stock has been fred at ONE
HUNDRED AND FIVE DOLLARS per Share. Five
Dollars 20 into the Treasury Of the Company as .
Contribution 10 the Working Fund The Par Iaias
offAe Stock, One Hundred Dollars is paid TO fhe Trus
tees, TO be Deposifsd IN the TreasHry Of he Unifed
Sfafss, Inpesfsd N Government SecErifias, LND
NAY BE KITHDR<EN BY THE STocKHoLDER
BY the Payment OF Ten Dollars, persons that de-
sire TO await the Result Of the First Years Devel-
opment, can Secure the kight OF obtaining A FULL
PIID SHARE Of GUARANTEED STOCK for One
FIRST day ofApril, 1867. 1t is an Investment with
the Chances OF Large Profit and Is always convert-
BILE into Cash at Par. 1t might be called
A LEGAL TENDER OIL STOCK.
80 large . Working Fund $500 .OOO) has never
been provided or expended by any Company In the
agents and by the principal Banks and Bankers
throughout the country. Prospectuses and other
inform alton Vim Be- furnished BY Agents, and by
SAMUEL +. HOWARD,
SUBSCRIPTION AGEST,
q Nassau st. New York.
March 9o-d&veowsv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-23
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.
By Saving and Using your Waste
ease.
Buy One Box Of the
Penn Sal M4uufqrluring Ca,
y II II % W IF H. r.
patents Of LIST and stb, Feb, 1882
CONCENTRATED LYE,


CONCENTRATED LYE!
irwin make 10 POUNDS Of excellent Hard Soap,
or p GALLONS OF the very best Soft Soap for
only about % CENTS. Directions on each box
For sale at all Drug and Grocery Stores.
Directions.
Put one OK Of Saponiher into three gallons OF
water, (Enoek Of the end and let the box boil until
it empties itself, then take out the box) add four
and half pounds Of fat, and let it bon hours anil
10 minutes. Then add small half pint Of salt,
and let it continue boiling Is minutes longer, when
add half gallon OF act water. and let it come
to a boil. Pour Asnsll tunblerful Of cold water
into tub or box to wet it round the sides, then
empty the soap in to stand all night and Gu:
in bars in the morning.
Soft Soap.
Ma7e in the same way, with the exception Of
adding hneen gallons OF water and no salt Al
you n,tdn IRON ksifl,.
Mar. 6-daE6mos.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-23
ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.
CURE LUNBAGo, PAINS OF THE SIDE, vARl
Cnct. t-t-rN-c SNpE TuEcT L.

An Electrician. who has great experience
their effects in local rheumatism, in tic doloreuI
and deep seated nervous and other pains, and
in affections Of the kdne, etc, etc, attributes ali
their sedAtive, stimulAtive, and pain-relieving
effects to their electric qualities lie asserts they
restore the health electric condition (equlibrism)
Of the part, and fiaf being restored, pain and NOR
J.
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Satisfactory to all is Roots Pestachine.

American Life Drops.-A household word
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-23

y. B. Beef-EItra and first quality including
nothing but the best, large fat, stall-fed Oxen
Second quality includes the best rassfed OIen the
best stall fed Cows and the best three year old
Steers. Ordinary sts Of Bulls and the refuse Of
lots
Sheep-Extrs includes Cossets, and when those OF
inferior quality thrown in.
There were = cars over the Boston and Lowell,
aud lUs Cyer the Fitchhur.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
APROCLAMA ALTON.

WHEREAS, The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
w corporation duly Incorporated BY the Leg
stature of the State Of Vermont, located and do
ing business at Burlington in the County Of Chit
tenden, has made application TO me requesting me
to issue u proclamation designating some day for
the termination Of the existence Of said corpora
ton;
And whereas, II has been made to appear to me
that tvo-thirds OF the legal votes Of the stock
holders Of said corporation were given In favor OF
said application
Now. therefore, /, Paul Dillingham;. Governor
Of the State Of Vermont, In conformity with said
application and the provisions Of sections eighty
six and eighty Of chapter eighty mine Of the
General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby issue nv
proclamation and declare that on the Tenth day
Of September, A. D., 1866, the said corporation OF
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank shall cease 70
exist e. fully and with the same effect As IL its
charter expired by the Limitation therein.
In witness whereof, have hereunto signed nv
name and caused the seal Of the State 70 be
hereunto al xed, in Executive Chamber ut
Waterbury, this Eighth day Of March. In the
f. ST. year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty six. and Of the Independence OF the
United States the ninetisth-
PAUL DILLIEeHAM.
By the Governor,
CHAs. NJ 6AY,
Secretary Of Civil and Military AnAirs.
March 2l-divswtSspt 10Th.
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TREASURY OF TEE u. y.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
And may be Withdrawn by the stock
holder at any time.


DIRECTORS
Hon GALUSHA A. GROW, RESO, PA
Late Speaker Of the U. S. II. Of Representatives.
Hon C. r. RANSOM, BOsToS MASS.
T. s. Bank Commissioner for New England.
Hon. SIDNEY DEAN, PROVIDENCE, r. l.
Late Mem. Of Cong.-EditOr Of The Prov. Press
HENRY A. SMYTHE, Esq, NEW YORK CITY.
President OF the Central National Bank.
LUCIEN II. CULVER, ESQ. Nav YORE CITY.
or Culver, Penn Co., bankers.
Hon. AUGUSTUS FRANK, WARSAW, y. Y.
Mem Of the II. Of Rep, Both, 37th, x 3sth Cong
Maj. JOHN l. WILSON, MADISON. lsD.
Late Of the United States Army.
Hon. THOMAS S. STANFIELD, SOUrH Bend. ISD.
Pres. Of the First National Bank Of South Bend.
Hon. CHARLES V. CULVER FRANKLIN, Pa
OF Culver, Penn AGO. and Mem. Of the present c
ALEN. BRADLEY, ksq., PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Pres't Of Tradesmen's National Bank OF Pitts.
JOSHUA DOUGLASS. Esq, MEANWHILE, Pa
President Of the National Bank Of Crawford, Pa
Col JAMES II. BROWN, CHICAGO, LII.
President Of Third National Bank Of Chicago.
GEORGE II. REA, Esq. SAINT LOUIS, DO.
President Of Second National Bank Of ST. Louis.
Trustees Of the Fund.
Hon. JOHN j. CISCO NEW YORK CITY.
or John J. Cisco Sons. Bankers, and late lSist-
ant Treasurer Of the u. S at New York.
DEFINING DUER, Esq, NEw YORK CrTI.
OF James g. Kings Sons, Bankers.
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TESTIMONIALS

The undersigned have for the past six month,
worn Boots snd Shoes possessing MIR. Seely's MKTAT
Lie SOLE, and ind them e1ectual preventive
against dampness. and the colds often taken
from damp feet Most gladly DO We testify to the
perfect efficiency Of their service. The Metallic
Sole Is not only grand contribution 10 the cause
OF general health, butts posifiue Ezrtrv obyiatine
al necessity Of India Rubber shoes except in
muddy weather. All ordinary dampness and even
water upon psyements, is completely fOiled Of its
power Of harm By this most simple and useful in
yention. No ons who has once used them will ever
Dc without them again As they increase the cost Of
boots and shoes by sum which is scarcely worth
naming, and insure, positively, dry feet which Is
reckoned among the first conditions Of health and
comfort We heartily commend the Metallic
J. CLEMENT FRENCH,
Pastor Central Cong. Church, Brooklyn.
MARY A. FRENCH
NEW YoRK, Dec, 1866.
Samuel J. Sicily, Esq.
Dear sir-In reply 70 your Inquiries regarding
your patent Hetailic Sole take great pleasure hi
stating that bad them put in pair OF hne calf
skin boots which | wore the whole OF lat winter
m the wet streets Of Albany. have had them
half soled since. and wearing your Metallic
soles now, with full intention 10 be without
them. ! have not had = wet or damp foot during
the whole time I have worn them. | pronounce
them the best insole vet made / am satisfied that
no person having once worn them will do without
uein wishing you the success you deserve TOR so
valuable AZ invention for the preservation Of /
health, remain truly yours
sAMUELJEFFERSON. Contractor New York.
Mr.. SAMUEL J. Sicily
Dear Sir-I take great pleasure in oderinE my |
testimony 10 the usefulness and comfort Of your |
patent Metallic Sole. have used pair Of boots |
Tor the past seven months, furnished With this Sole
and feel no hesitation saying that have never |
worn shoes that combined 90 perfectly the cesirA-
bic qualities Of dryness and durability.
EMMA OVERTON, Brooklyn. New York.
5. J. Sicily, ESQ:
Dear Sr-In answer TO your request i an pleas
I'd 70 state that have mAuufAcsured shoes contain
ne your Metallic Sole by machinery. / think /
hem q superior article FOR keeping the feet dry.
In manufacturing them there Is no trouble from |
'uttin- the thread when sewing, nor any difficulty
Q putting them in the shoe.
Respectfully yours,
sEELsMAN PEARLBROOk.
Practical Shoe Manufacturer, Brooklyn,N. 7.
Mar. p. v6m.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

tI3IIl-
FiTstquahty, sI2OO n $3.50.
Second quality, sIO5O q 81 30.
Third quality s. pJ q 10 %
Prices Of store cattle-NOrking oxen, per pair,
500. 80 n 20.
Mileh Cows and Calves, as, as, ~ q 100.
TeaTlinzs, f2l.
Two years old, SIS n -.
Three year. old, So n %.
Prices o. Sheep and Lambs-In lots g. %, -,
a . each, Extra Sc ~ q 5 80, or from 8. to
S! q 70.
Hides, "a sc per y.
Tall0W, a &C z p.
Pelts. IS a :. . each.
CalfSkins ~ Q &c y p
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-19

sB NoTIoE TO OUR PATRONS AS a
change was effected on the first of April last,
In the publication of the AMERICAN, we have
opened new sett of books The Publishers
are about making additions to The Office and
further improvements in the AMERICAN, as
well as in the Jobbing department, by means
of power press. This will necessarily i'm
pose heavy expense upon the present pub.
fishers, who therefore request all who are in
arrears at this office to aid them in their ef-
forts, by settling up all accounts immediate.
ly. Those living at distance can forward
to us by mail at our risk, if remittances are
shown to the Post Master where mailed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-19
t7sr suAxoKrs Irrms.-we take the folIovipa


items from the Shamokin Herald, of this week:
awe were again visited, on last Sabbath afternoon,
by high wind which took part Of the roof off the
foundry of Mr.. Rennyson, blew over the temporary
stack which be had erected, and did some other
damage, It alEo blew down the stable belonging
to the Cemetery. Association. Many large trees in
the woods east Of the town were blown down, and
the storm, extended beyond this for many miles. In
some places it was accompanied with hail here we
had but slight rain. -T- .-r
The Methodist Episcopal Church has secured a
fine large bell for the tower which they erecting
Tne bell weighs ss2 pounds, and cost, with the
fixtures and freight $3.50. 1 'atsIIl ~
On Monday evening, 2lst inst, the stockholders Of
tho Miners Saving Fund Association will hold their
somiannual meeting, and elect four directors to
serve for the ensuing term. .-u1s
The Shamokin and Bear Valley Coal Co., at their
recent annual meeting in Philadelphia presented q
beautiful silver drinking cup, valued at s25, to
Chantlln, daughter Of Mr.. Wesley and Mrs Nancy
l.. Van Gasken, who was the first child born at tho
now works of the company at Carbon Run.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-19
tE RrReLARr.-on Tuesday night last, th

tP BcReLARY.-on Tuesday night last, the
tailoring establishment CT Mr.. Jacob o. Beck, on
Fourth street, entered by burglars, and large
amount Of material stolen. Tho goods taken con-
sisted Of clothing which bad been made to order,
cloths cassimcrcs, linens, &c. The thieves effected
an entrance into the building by pryng open door
leading into an alley The loss by the robbsry Will
amount nearly three hundred dollars, and squito
d serious ono to Mr. Beck No clue has been Oh :
tained Of the robbers. Persons should be careful in
purchasing clothing &C., from sll travelling venders,
as there is No doubt that great many Of tLem are
selling goods that have been stolen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-19

tYNNEw Ice CREAM SALOON. observe that
our young friend, David Fry proprietor Of the
bakery, has opened an ice saloon. at his resi-.
dence, in Spruce street, where he will keep on
hand an excellent article of this delicious summer
luxury. He has employed one of the best manufas.
turers ofea cream, and will up every afternoon
md evening, vanilla, lemon, orange, chocolate,
peach, pineapple and strawberry cream. His 81.
loon is fitted up in tho most comfortable manner
and he will spare no pains to accommodate all who
may bo pleased to patronise him. Families parties,
dc.. suppliod at reasonable rates
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-19
f,r How pnovOklsc.-An exchange says :

t-S5@ How PnovoKISG.-An exchange says Did
you read what you supposed to be very inter-
esting paragraph in a newspaper, and found when
you were "gst" of the joke, that you suddenly ran
against the announcement that somebody had just
received SO and SO in great profuson, and was pre-
pared to undersell everybody else this side of the
Atlantic? We have been caught in that SNAP
many time, and had we ever learned the art OF
profane swearing, we doubt not we should have
"went in" on the Billingsgate with gusto. But to
talk thus is profless-what we want to get at is, l.
| inform the public that JAcoD O. BEcK, at his fash
ionable Tailoring Establishment, on Fawn street
between Market and Blackberry, is manufacturing
the handsomest best fitting, and most durable Sum
mer Suits, that can be procured in this section o
country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-19
TO COsssyirl,;ltiTcs.

Tie advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with severe lung Affection
and that dread disease, Consump'ion-'s anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the OF
cure.
To AL who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used tfree of charged with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BEoscuIrIs, CouGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object OF the advcrtises
in sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he conceives to be in
valuable and lie hopes every sufferer will try biz
remedy, il will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, please address
REV EDWARD WILSON,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-19

cY-A Yopso LADY explained TO printer, th .
other day, the distinction between printing and pub
lisbing and at the of her remarks by way
of illustration, she said "You may print kiss
on my check. but you must not publish it," Ye
people. hear the fact we publish John e. Smick
Merchant Tailor, Fourth Street, opposite Weaver
Hotel has just received another extensive stock o.
Summer Goods, direct from New York and Phhadsl
phia which embraces all the very latest styles ane
fashions, and which he Is enabled to sell ehsaps
than anyother sstabnsLmant In Ibis section Of ceur
! try. H. FLL .l.-lsfaI fl.