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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-10

ened, falling hair checked, and badness Oft
en-, though not always, cured BY its use
Nothing can restore the hair where the fol-
Hcles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied.
and dccayed. But such as remain can be
saved for usefulness bythis application. In-
stead of fouling the hair with pssty sedi
ments, it Vii keep it clean and vigorous
It's occasional use viii prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling Off, ana consequently
prevent badness. Free from those delete
rious substances which make some prepar-
ations dangerous and injurious to the hair,
the Vigor can only benefit but moi harm it..
II wanted merely for a
HAIR ID r H 1 N
nothing else can be found so desirable. Con
aiming neither oil nor dye, it does not soil
white cambria, and yet lasts long on the
hair, giving 1t rich glossy lustre and CRATE
f11 5Yarf1Fne.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-10

Baker, Sturgeon & co.
will OcCupg this space
with am Advertisement
OF their IMMENSE Stock
of Dry Goods, as soon as
they can fnd time TO pre-
pare It.
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DYE sTUTFs,

OF all kinds, and tIRe best quality,
" kept constantly on hand at
N. q. sTARR's DRUG STORE,
Opposite the American House, Delaware, o.
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.eses. .LYBRAND 4 Co, Agents, Delaware,
and for sale by all druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere, febi2 'oS-ly
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CASHMERE SUITS,
FINE BROAD CLOTH COATS,
OvERCOATs BY THOUSANDS

and in short everything is New and
Desirable will assure those who patron
fza me HAT will SOL them
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ADVEnTIsINe nATE-=

T'aE Deiavvare Gazette has q r-rrst.
Il u Circulation than any other ud1ier n, ~.
Sth Congressional District which ~, 49, N
O valuable advertising med lur1 ~. F,JI5.-
ING schedule effllHeea t0iL} be alflciI = -fl s5s
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AYERS HAIR VEGOEe
For Restoring Gray Hair 10 its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which is at
once agreeable healthy,
and eGectual for preserv-
ing the hair. Fade1i or
gray hair IS soon restored
to its original color, a'f@
the gloss and fy-esha' ess 0
aomsh. Thin hair is thlelk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-10

Prepared BY >. G. Aver s. Co.,
Practical and -11ialgtioaE Chemists
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, 91.QO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-10

DEsT Custom Made Boots at ValdO's
ID new Store on Winter street, at $3.50
less than usual prices.
, 1869-11-23

and Silvela One hundred and forty one
deputies are engaged to vote for the Duke
Of Genoa.
New York, Nov. 3.-The Demo Gratis
have triunphed in elections held in the
State of New York.
Madrid, Nov. 3.-The Ministry lately
reorganised has been presented to the
Cortes. General Prim explained that the
c%andidature of the throne was the origin
of the crisis, and that at present the only
obstacle that exists against the solution
of the question, is the attitude OF the
Unionists. The Government will remain
faithful to the principles of the Revolution.
1t is said that. Sr. Topete insists on re-
signing and General Pfim declares that he
viii retire from the Ministry if this takes
place.
London, Nov. 3.-Evening.-Napoleon
called a Ministerial Council yesterday.
Nov. 3.-The cities of Frankfort, Wise
baden, and Mayence, with The surrounding
country, in each case were visited by
shocks of earthquake during the night of
the 3Ist ultimo, and morning Of the LIST
instant.
Archbishop Cullen, of Dublin, has pub
licly denounced Fenianism, and threatened
the members of the Fenian organization
with recommendation.
, 1869-11-23
COMMERCIAL.

New York, Nov. $3.50 P. M.-Gold opened
at 268 and closed at ~263-Sugar No. IL in
boxes "a l2c. Regular to good refining from
IL to I18c. Molasses, clayed 40 % Acc. y
gal; Muscovado, 43 "a 55c.-Money Market
active at Z per Cent. Bankers Exchange on
London so d-s. at 1%O9.-United States Bonds
$50 1862) "a 1154 ex-dividend.
London, Nov. 4.-Sugar No. IL TT HI afoat
at 29s. 6d-Consols "a 934.-American Bonds
$50 (1662) "a $50 ex-interest. Bank of Eng
land discount % per Cent. %.
Liverpool, Nov. 4-Cotton Middling Uplands
at 128d. $ ID.
, 1869-11-23

martial held in Bilboa.-The Porto Rico
deputies repeat their motion in requesting
the Government not 10 occupy itself with
the legislation of the island until they
shall have received satisfactory explana-
tions.
Constantinople, Oct. 29.-The vessels
were decorated, the city Illuminated, and
there was much enthusiasm when the
Sultan received the Emperor Of Austria.
London, Oct. ga bottle has been
found which contains an account of the
loss Of the emigrant ship "Weser" which
happened on 1st July and on board of
which were 346 persoDS,--The weather
is excessively cold.-There is a rumour,
but it is unknown if it he from good
source, that the Russian government has
sent a note to Turkey, protesting against
the passage of Austrian troops through
Turkish territory.
Paris, Oct. 29.-L0 Petrie Of to-day
says the Military subdivisions of Nantes.
Tours and Lille will be abolished and
that the head quarters Of the late district
of Nanlz will he transferred to Metz.
New York, Oct. ga merchant stea-
mer burnt on the Mississippi. 200 persons
persisted.
Madrid, Oct. 29.-In the clerical esti-
mates there has been q reduction of 80
per Cent.-It is probable hat the Duke
of Genoa will be elected to the throne Of
Spain. Fresh dissensions exist. Seven
battalions will shortly leave for Cuba.
Enlistment continues.
Madrid, Oct. 3O.-The overplus on the
National budget is estimated at 100, 900
escudos. The poll tax has been suppress
sed.-The salaries of the civil employees
are reduced 20 per Cent. and those of the
clergy 80 per Cent.
New York, Nov. 1.-The debt of the
United States was reduced II millions of
dollars in the month OF October.-The
crew Of the Hornet have been liberated,
with the exception Of five individuals for
whom bail OF $500 each is exacted.
Madrid, Nov. 1.-Sr. Ardanaz announ-
ces a deficit of $50 millions of r~ealers for
the current year-The Duke of Genoa
will probably obtain a majority of the
deputies in his favour, and among them
several radicals. The People display
hostility. Srs. Ardanaz, Silvela and T.
q%uierelo have ACKNOWLEDGMENT Prim
HIS informed the Cortes that he hopes
shortly to suspend martial law out that
it is impossible to do so at present onsac-
count Of conspiracies existing.
London, Nov. 1.-Evening.-A Royal
decree has been promulgated appointing
the 10th of November as day of fasting
and prayer. The decree refers to the
great religious movements to which now
agigate Europe, and calls on the people
to petition for divine guidance and pro-
lection.
, 1869-11-23

We regret to have to record the death,
from Yellow Fever, Of Captain Dacres,
R. N, late of H. M. S. Cherub, and the
Marine from H. M. S. PhilOmel, mention
ed in our last edition as having been land
ed from the Royal Mail Steamer Atrato,
from Jamaica. Captain Dacres was buried
on the 10th Instant, with military honors,
His Excellency the Governor, the British
Consul and other officials attended the
funeral.
We regret that death should have over
taken this promising young officer at the
opening of his career and in a foreign
land, and we also regret that he should
have died in this island !; for although the
fact is fully established that he had the
geVow teuer when he was landed here from
the Atrato from jamaica, yet the report
will be that he "died of yellow fever at
ST. Thomas."-(I6id., Nov. ~
BRITISH GUIANA.-The Governor Of
this colony returned on 9Th inst. to- De-
merara from a visit that he had made to
, 1869-11-23

Sunday morning. The most serious were
the complete destruction of st. Andrews
church and the partial destruction Of the
Unitarian church and the drug manufac-
tory of Messrs. Kerry & Crathers. A
Baptist church was also considerably dam
aged. The fires are suppose to have
been the work of an incendiary. The
loss amounts to about $780, 00.
New York, Oct. 26.-The Treasury
has redeemed 3 millions of its obligations
of the 3 pct. There yet remains 3 mil
lions of the same in circulation.
Madrid, Oct. 26.-The Duke of Tore
has threatened to resign if there should
be a rupture between the Unionists aud
the Progressionists.-The Porto Rico de-
puties have requested the government 10
cease for the present TO occupy itself with
the legislation of hat island. The three
principal political parties represented in
the Cortes have each appointed seven
deputies with the object Of holding con-
f~erences until they shall have arrived at
a perfect understanding on the question
of the candidature Of the throne.
Paris, Oct. 26.-The Emperor went
out to-day in an open carriage and passed
through several of the principal streets.
London, Oct. 26.-Mr. Acton S. AyIton
will replace Mr.. Layard in the commission
of Public Works. Mr.. James Stansield
has been appointed Secretary of the
Treasury in place of Mr.. Ayrton and Mr..
Gordon replaces the Honorable JAS. Mon
crieff as Lord Advocate Of Scotland.
Madrid, Oct. 27.-General Prim Las
:-I~l a l0kko. fboE Sn
Zorrilla the Minister ofGrace and Justice
has accepted the reduction of 80 pct.
made by his colleagues in the Cabinet,
on the clerical budget. With this. has
ceased the ministerial crisis which was
threatening.
New York, Oct. 27.-Mr. ButterfeId,
under Secretary of the Treasury, and Mr..
Barlow marshal of this city have resigned.
Paris, Oct. 27.-The city was quiet
yesterday.
London, Oct. 28.-Mr. Peabody is i'll
and his recovery is considered doubtful.
Paris, Oct. 28.-The Ministers have
decided not to force the journals for any
pretented notation of the law OF the Press.
The Specie in the Bank of France has
decreased half a million of francs.
London, Oct. 29.-The Society formed
in Dublin to demand the Fenian amnesty
has approved of resolution in which it
expresses its sentiments with regard TO
MI. Gladstone's refusal to release the Fe-
nian prisoners, and declares its determl-
nation to continue the agitation and to
form local societies all over the country.
Brussels, Oct. 28.-The elections for
deputies show that the Ministerial power
is weakening.
Madrid, Oct. 28.-Camino, the revolu-
, 1869-11-23
CUBA.

Captain-G General De Rodes Of Cuba,
has left Havana to make an inspection
tour Of the island. The confidence of the
Havana merchants in the stability of the
Spanish banks increases.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06

IRY, NORTHUMBEkLAND COUNTY, PENNA
OLD SERIES, VOL. 80, NO. Is.

he only smiled rs the chaplain repeated tb,
verse. Then he turned TO me uua said
'I"n didn't thnk Nha, yon were doing io
Yourself when YOU gave inc that glass OF ice
water the other day, did yon, old fellow
Can ! pass Tor one Of the Mt}s ones. though
with my ak net twoi' Then hr went OF
talking about Icing little, and the kingdom
OF heaven. till We almost fcaied his mine.
was wandering; but perhaps. Il was only
finding its way home. 4 do feel strangely
childish to night, ne said. i feel like SAY
my the prayer verse my mother taught me-
when she used to put he to bed, twenty ty,
years ago. II yuull excuse me II, say 1t.
all to myself, before 60 to sleep
so he bude me good. night, turned ovei
on hia pillow, and softly shut his eyes his
lips moved AZ little white, md then, indeed
he went tu sleep"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
"A CgP OF COLD WATER.
BY GRACE GREENWOOD

Shortly after the close Of the war, tra-
veitd on the railway Tor some hours of II
bright. June day, seated besides young
soldier, cuvalryman, from Wisconsin, who
wns on his way home, with an honorable
discharge, after Il service of four years. Ny
felluw.tra'eler proved tn be quito intelligent
and socially inclined and hcguiled the way
by relating many incidents Of the battle
ield and Of camp and hospital life. One
at the simplest at his stories, told With an
appearance of the utmost good faith, | have
never iorgot'-n--remcmhe distinctly
every detail while srmr-ut hi. more marvel
ous and trHgca narralioEs have quite tadct.
| from my mind.
! Our regiment" he said. was under
Banks. in the spring of 1862. when he made
such good time in getting down the Shen.
andoah Valley. 1t was an awful, driving,
confused, eXnaustlmg, hurry skurry change
OF base but it's curious that | chiefly re
member it by II little incident, which pcr.
! haps YOU will think WAS hardly worth lay
ing up, and is hardly worth telling "t."
! signihed my desire to hear Lis little
story, and he wen. on:
IL Vas one morning dispatched, III hot
haste, to the extrewe rear, with very i'm.
pOrtant order. AS i'll luck would have it,
fallen lame. The one provided for me proved
Just The most iIl.nalured, vicious brute |
ever mounted. had hard work to mount
him at all, for his furious rearing and plum
gIng and when, Mt last, reached the saa
die he was So enraged, there was no getting
him on for at least live minutes. With his
ugly head down, and his ears back, lie
would whir round and round, pivoling ON
lis fore feet, and IaShing out with his hind
legs, iii. fancy. they must have looked like
the spnkes of " tig wheel. When he found
thut WAS master of the situation, that my
baud WINS tirm and my spurs we're sharp he
gave in-til the next time :; hnt knew that
he was continually Watching for a chance
t. Hing ne over his head and trample the
mastcrship out NJ mr.
II rode hard lhat day, both because cf ny
orders, ami for the purpose of.putting that
devil nfa horse through but there were
many Obstructions in the road -narchins <
! columns, artillery, army wagons, and, above
all hosts OF contrahands, who were always
scrambling to get out Of your way, just into
Your way So il was noon before had made
! halt of my distance. it was hot, sultry,
and dusty day. had exhausted my can
teen, and was painting, almost ioling, like
a dog Just as my thirst was becoming
quite unoearnhis, came upon group
oi snldlers, i"ansins ny ""lS'ns sPrlhs,
! drinking ana hlIihg 'h.lr cHnteens. "A h's'
Thought would aism"uh'' Us MY Morse
seemed pretty well snhdned "nH MoIsa
but 10 so"her did lie guess my intention
than lie began again MS dia""''c'' iliSNine'
and plunelngs, at winch tue Sr"esiers
about the sprung set up pT"v"H'nS 'a"en'
which brought my a,readS nor "'"''u up ~
the "liinG point s,'li, nlun ""'s' u gu,
"t once. swung "u my can''e,'i ,' an" ss'', s",
10 one of the men, the only iei,"w 'hA'
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ArrAnENr pEATn.-A prize of s. 600 il

APPARENT DEATH.-A prize of 81 600 ii
is stated, has been recently offered III
France. for the discovery of a sure and sim
pie means nf recognizing If death he rca
or apparent. A french journal announces
thar DR.. Carriers intends to claim the money
for process which he has successfully EN-
ployed for forty years. This system con
sists in placing tie hand, with the fingers
closed. before the fame Of lamp or candle
In the living person the members are trans
parent and of n pinkish color, showing the
capillary circulation and life in full ac!iri
ty; whilst in that of corpse, on the con
tiary, is dull and dark, presenting neither
sign of existence nor trance OF the blood cur
rent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06

CHEAP NEsTAURATIs.--- Itis nssr,u,. Ia.
there is not another city in IN, ,Ln.tsl
states where the same amount aud ynr,,,,
OF good food can be obtained. for So little
money, as in Sam Francisto. In pne res
taurant of that city over onethousaud per
sons take their meals daily, athn expense al
Ten cents each, aud With wine aud d,s.t,
"r twenty-five cetIts. Green turtle steak,
bread and butter and celery are meni,reG
rs prominent ar,irips in the bill of fare
which is served mp IN good style, witt
lean napkins and table cloths.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
BAUGA'S


b L & Il d. SO y =,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS & PROPRIETORS,
C@ce, No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PElLADELPEIA
Tie above Manure has been before the Agrieul-
tural public for fifteen years past, under one nans
aud prOprstorship and now hh. an established and
large annual sale throughout tho country. And as
. perfect substitute for Peruvian Guano afforded
at half the eos) il has been adopted by agricul-
turaIist of known intelligence and discrimination
Il is warranted not to exhaust the soil, but tho
contrary to permanently improve it, Tho sales no W
amount 10 many thousand tons annually, and tho
facilities for its manufacture extensive and
pete.
The above manurcs ara furnishsd in both bags and
barrels, whichever customers prefer
The bags are uHilorm in weight $50 pounds
The attention of Farmers is especially directed To
The fact that the sources of the Raw Material of
which the above manures are conIosoJ are 81 well
under control that uTnish them of strictly
uniform quality sud condition, and that they con-
tain larger percentage of ammonia than any other
class Of Elauulac red mgnurcs in the maj ket
BAUGu d SONS.
20 South Delaware avenue, Phadclphia
~ The highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
bones.
November 2s, 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06

LsuyenwoIth claims Ia he SO healthy that
when il became necessary 10 inaugurate the
new graveyard they had Ia shoot man on
purpose. On the olheI hand, in Nebraska,
men, when asked whether the Kansas people
we're fairly honest, said: "Dant know about
honest hat they do cay as how The folk
around take in thsi, stone fences esery
night" Lawrence. the State capitol, which
is on the dried up Kansas river, sneeTingly
saws of all The new towns on the Missouri,
that the hnals that ply belwsen them are 50
dangerous that the fare is collected in install
ments every tive minutes throughout lue
trip.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
POLITICAL,
HOWARD At ATLANTA.
BY J q. WHlTrIEH.

Right IN tie track where Sherman
Ploughed his red furrow,
Out os the narrow oubiu,
Up from the collars burrow,
Gathered the little black people,
With freedom newly lowered,
Whore, beside their Northern teacher,
Stood the soldier, Howard.
He listened and heard he children
Ofthe poor mad long cn>laycd
Reading the words of Jesus,
Singing the songs Of David.
Behold the dumb lip, speaking,
The blind eyes seeing -
Zones Of the Prophet vision
Warmed into being
Transformed 10 saw them passing
Their new lifes portal
Almost II yeemed The mortal
Put on the immortal.
No more with the beasts rf burden,
No more with stone and clod,
But crowned with slory and honor
In the image of God
There was the human chattei
Its manhood taking;
Tkere. in each dark bronze statue,
a soul was waking
The man ofmany battles,
With tears bis eyelids pressing,
Stretched over those dusky ioreheads.
His oncarmed blessing.
And he said "Who hears can nevor
Fear for or doubt you
Wha, shall tell tho children
Up North about you 80
Then ran round whisper. murmur,
Some answer devising
Aud n little boy stood up; "Massa,
Tell EN- we're rising ~
Q black boy Of Atlanta
Dat half was spoken,
Tho slaves chain and the masters
Alike are brukon.
The tne curse oi the races
Held both in tothsr:
They are rising, all arc rising.
The black and white together
o brave men and fair women!
Ill conos Of hate and scorning:
Shall the dark faces ouly
BE turned 10 morning?
Make Time your sole aYcngsr
All-heRling, all-rcdreSsing;
Meet Fate halfway, and make it
A joy and blessing
Aik,hlic Monthly Ter Mdrcl
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tjocflan1's German Comic

IL eor.efrsstior az Gil U< nersis's a. TIC Ritsrr
eeh runs Ei.d trHs R.'a, oranN. etc. Ritus,d 'y,.
he diSesss G,s Bisters ia e.Sss ,cLeys snle
pI, n!caiofe Sr'I'iVs Is roqHiret Ioi uri t.ar in
raiAd h~! rs1 rrr,ei!cs ar. rRtlrey ,ifr!uLt from
RIgisd, der ir1 7cartEc rryptrst,.rs Of mrdiciI,
s=trrt,sS ei'< he odtys Gscas.!qHs ~ 'T.7
w irt- ne TONIC ia aseidediy ze e' tie rosf
p'cts1"i art ae1eraLie T!ssoi,s .hl--i 20 Gs.
T".5!i: Es TASTE exquisite IS pleasure t9 iak>
a. 'rAsis its i:fs1iteg sri.tia-st'rs and us,hcsi
7mrIIfrs tIp< caEssi 10 ks tioari 80 s grsat. 1f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
6oofla4's G3trman Bitiers

Is entirely vegetable, md contains no
ltpucr. II Il II onntpo und OF Fluid lsY-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs. and Bnrks
from which these cxtrpcts are made
are gathered Ina Germany. All tho
medicinal virtues arc extracted from
them by scientific chemist. The.e
extracts prc then for>yardc cd TO this
country-to lie used expressly FOR the
tbanuFocture Of shesc 1Sitters. Th-re
Is no alcoholic substance Of amy Kind
used ia compromising the Bitters,
hence ~ Is the only Bfttrfs that can
ec used ifi cases where NJ IcOhOltc linz
~ iaGte arc not AL Y tsubIc,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
CnNSIIM MpII0M

Thousands of eases, when the pns
dent supposed lac Nas afflicted with
th.s terri bic disease, have been cured
by thr use OF hese remedies. Extreme
cancellation, de ebility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
eases Of dyspepsia or disease OF the
digestive organs. Even la eases %
genuine Consnn, pt Ion. the Sc remedies
viii be found OF The greatest benent, |,
strengthening and dinvigorstIns
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
ris:< Rcmediss avs ,ts beit
Blood Pul.inCrs

e-rr l1s,.a, and rE e,''s ell asssass resiiinG from
ta5 Isd.
ks<s y".r Asoi rr-r te-r yc'ir LirsT IA o,'s1;
tAH sa'D s'sssiA< gyms ~ s-e'f. h'Ii,p 0nfti.
an's - rs i.st y tsst TsSsIeS, ,''i Gi,cLs- g:
Cfcr cssJS Ioil
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
DEBILITY.

Tisrs Is ~ ~elisiss e7,lGt 10 Fa!ldrGS German
B.''-rs 7"Ris IN eaSfs 81 D-hi'ig Thsy impair. a
sa riga he ichsi< system, strengthen he up
p''fE, eJp.s slLoyarrit q the Jond srabIs the
,h.-aei h dt7sss it, purity the blood. gire gooi
s.nd hsa'thy COM rri9H TaSieats he ysiloio hdJs
f"n Gs re. isPet hr'n to the e.osss, and change
tst yaiir-i r,sE, sssT Jbrrdtbod snaeiatsd IoodS
and nr>aI i.rS'ifA. to JaH tee6, St0tt a.i r:S1r
ors ySf ssn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
JOB PRIN Il NJ a,

We have connected with establishment well
pelected JOB OFFICE, which will enable US 10
execute, in The nsatcst style, every variety Of
Printing
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asns or TIRE "lAsIEIsiCAN.-

TEssSlS or TGxE ".AslEEslCAN., >,
TBRNs-oNE poLLAR AND srfrY cEyTs
Per snnnm. % 20 Il not paid within the year
No paper disconinued until ali arrearagss are paid
Thsse tsrms viii be strictly adhcrcd 10 hereafter
Subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take thsif news
papers from the Office TO which they are they
are responsible until they have settlcd the bills and
ordered them discontinued.
Postmasters will pleose act 40 our Agents, md
frank lettsrs containing subscription monoy They
are psrmitted 10 do this under the Post 01bee Law
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
r1ZI GSSSIlx.cE,

Ladies' who yvtsh fair skin md
good coHpis 1ion, free fro,u a ysIiaNr-
lsh finRe and nj other a. isfi < urcnent,
Should use these remedies oecnsiop-
ruy, The Liver Ia perfect order, and
ths blosd purs, Will rssult in Spark-
itng eyes and blooming sheeks.
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@ AG ~ 70 ~.

RSeSaaSfs sw7,GH RsHi5.its are caiy-i ~ ftitsl.
n S-Huln< hars IRE siSaotsrs # {. H. .Jaci;sOH
s ,S..s o@ iti.is to,r. ~ erss LII. ssy. a.
are saNag,rftI,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06
Weak and Delicate Children

arc made strong by using the IIiiters
or Tonic. Ia fnct, they nre Family
Medle They cai be ndniinistrred
with perfect sRfety to a child three
months old, thc IN lost delicate toItIale,
or . man of Mtnety.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-06

Thousands Of letters have been re-
setved, testtfyihg otLc virtue OF these
remedies.