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MAPE,S yIrROGESiZEu SUPER.
PHOSPsyATE OF Ll3IE. -

We. take pleasure in dlgsstiug the at
teutioa Of our planters tSa6s pramiucn t
advertisement Of Messrs8 KINsNAN &
HOWELL, Of Gl,arIsstoss seneral Agents
for this old and Pepulas fertilizer, V.
was introduced IN 1882 aud b ID.
large and steady sab eEer since :
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ns- A. .yopag slht0pefa llls : ssathss
day, fresh from his gramna lssseas per.
petratsd The folloHiag Eo5rtiagE s aa
irregular active srausitiye verb 7iudicai
tivc mood present tsHses third perseu,
single uurabers and.agsees Nith-al tbs
yoang ladies in town. Il
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20 Rev" c s. GREEN, one Of the
ciauagess Of election .ou ST. us.en4, has
been santeaeed TO the Peniteutiary for
SIX meaihs, and . ane Of 1856, for elec-
tor isau,:s.
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SOLE AGEN.S FOR ! nE / 3,
ard have authorized them to cell their g.eat
Eareka Aiuminum Cold Watches for Three Dol
,,r,. arl 10 warran: each and every "le TO keep
,rr.,; ii,uc fox are yca-. This watch We guaran
t.. to be the bes, ana cheapest firneeeper that Is
now in a. IN any rart Of the globe. The work.
ar. in ioubic cases Ladies and Gents size, aud
ar, beautifully chased The cases are maze Oh
,,c,,, now 81 widely known in Europe as
Auui utn Coil l; 6as.,he exac, color of Gold.
winch !. always ret,ius It will stand the te>; Of
the strongest acids one can tell il from tio.t
only By weight, ,he Aiaminuin Gold beng liz
lieh,er. Toe worss are made by machinery.
same a. the well known A;aerican Watch Tho
4 umiarr !, i cheap metal, hence We can afi ri
.eu the Watch tor 81 and make small pr"bi:
We pack the watch safely in sn.ai! box ana
seni it by nail 10 any part Of the L. : % re-
ee;pt Of 81. 50 fifty cents fer packing snd pos
,age. Address IL, orders TO
L.. pEF3REST / CO., jewelers.
40 & - Broadway. New York.
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Dissolution

The firm of REAMs, CHANDLER 4 CO.
was dissolved on the 2sth January. by tht
withdrawal of Z J. SHAW, a. A SOL0M0NS
and J. T. S0L0M0NS.
Ai persons indebted will make payment tc
either of TIE NJ dcr>isncd. who constitute ths
new .;-m. by whom the business will be con
linucd 1T Mayesyille, undsr the name of Il: N
EEAMS ( CD.
H. ". REAMS.
A. J. CHANDLER,
J. L. BRCNS0N. -
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CUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, .. c :. Jan. 81, 1S11

s-feceutly agreed to report favorably Cd a
bill introduced IL the House b General
C!alA, dividing Texas into ,wo judicial
,.ii>'':et<, The effect Of which is to legiS-
la. Judge Duval and ether officers q
,ar ;n;ted States Court there cut Of
oGice y lengthy prr'est asaius; the
bill, f.o;i Jalgc i'asehali of that State,
was rad before the committee yesterday
aud iir. Eldredse. OF Wisconsin,, enter
ct: Z ncticn TO r, r,con>iler the vote by
wh;:l It ~as agreed to report in lis
ia,gr. Tie motion 10 reconsider was
j.c>;roa4i. Tu4 aulaeiiy and uu<era-
pi!qasne>s Of carpet toeSers il general
is oaiy exceeded by the check Of this
ca. s;. Ia e. ,Ci.Il,e III particular. The
ooe..nc-s with which he proposes to
ab3:ieh ncecssary ceires and lesi~iatc
oG:c;a's cut OF oGiec, in the interest Of
!.in>e:' and part! 1iieuls, is decidedly
refreshing aaa the proposal is iooke':
upaa as deu>4:i s'asp, If aos good
i.s,. IS i,i> radical rp.fr-rrs.
J s;rony ceoyt is bgins made to pro-
cure tie removal Of collector Ma:phy,
sN4w l'oyh. aud i: is confidently sta
tel -: !e vii res;sn inside Of ten
d.. aaat can one depend on 'Le-e
1...>. ri.ea il. :tgg;;y.i.;,!.:? % ;hc Pres:
aea5 IA AR Subscription towards ii.
Hog>a preset. .ai drives ri.h i.im ;
aoa dining. winnirg aud whi,Se-.in2
vi.h KIN, aal ;;;-::i4: wi.tis d: Sioriously
:@:.9raa; iav~na> aboa, his head, are 20;
;-.,of ae..i;,st ,he :a~c'i;a:.;;.as q cue
,.,,... a4l ;ne ve,kpc.s o. Presidents.
especially ;'.a on~ e.!f' iyss@s. tm,a@
"a. ~: .eyers c:u*..3tei u hoi>: .;r.
,i'>;'.g : petition of thirty if4t~>-
lao; .cs-y'.: i. ~'.v il: ;ho no;'ca tor
..4l. ,,1i sd.i.'=. ard in >iiri. y;
"'.a;y III tie redemption of the
.@ai.y fTer4 r;;;a. m,fe particularly
l.:ai p9r:;p,. ea'..i %en }rk Ci'y. took
20 ;:i;iae lie l.o.i-:aiga ard requested
..:.,...,,.t -. ,,;n..i! o.; j...i. Ton,
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RR:TEsEl9 e

On de srd iasE: at thsfssidsues of1he ssoom.i
bro,ner; by Reniw. D.! naasldss: M1SP: i
Drslaf' to Miss nra1 a ss ti0IsA 8. s1sah {. Of
Sumter countSe<s:i ~ q - = 4
On The 18th Ja6. is7K5y ~. ~ W: NJ. smi;S:
Mr. J. J. DuRANr, of Lyuehburg S. C.. to Miss
ANNIE II. BLACKWELL, of Darlington District.
> or Thursday -escHsng -55ufussy rstb. BY Rev:
"; Z. Hushs'n, a. thp rssidense q. sle sssi9slt
Georgia. and Miss Edak1 z. NUsTEtN,. dsushteS
Of Will. Ostsen,- -Esa.. -nf4 4Sumrer 9o1nrS s.: C:
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A. R. FAKouHAR.

A ppLE PAREE CCEER AND SLIcER.
n Made by d. Il. WurrrENoet, Worcc>:e:,
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TUX 1871
VIII be ready 60, rsi;' Z by the ni!!e Of J;r =
ary. ro'~ith,;an IN; our great loss of type. -
per, cr Cravings &C.. by fire. which de>tr"y-,:
the Job Printing r!ice OF Rochester DcmocI:.t
and ChTcu.c.c. 18th pcc"aier, 1870. Il WI! ~
printed on 4 a9St eega::: new tinted paper. NJ
illustrated with nearly
Five Hundred Original Engraving,.
And two finely execute: Cr!prei plaies--.>p-ci .
,neiis Tor al. .! winch were crowa by oarsv!v,,
the past season fra. owr stock o: seeds. l..
the ,rigiuaii;y. exc aji"n and extent u; the en-
craving, i, is uu!iHc a'i cuiLen.ly 'ureTiet 10
any other Ca;.l,s sue or FLORAL 'u:.is ey.ant.
Tie Catalogue vii con>s, i u. Pages. ana
a. SOON rs pu5:>hei viii lie sent fre@ to al wis
ordered seeds from as = mr!i The last Season.-
To o;ae-s charge ci l. cent? fer cory ":ll to
,aa@e. y.hic: is Not The value o! the Coi"re J!
Pia,"s. We assure oar rr;cn!< 'ha' ;Lc induce
mcnts we otIer To- purchasers ii s-'!-. ~ % eu'i
itv ami cxrent of Stock. Discounts a,.i Pfemlau,s
arc unsurpa-s.t. Plea>c >end c-ie-S :oc CT.
,,,,,,... hur ,iei.y
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BRIGGS & BROS
illustrated 4 Descriptive CataIcsr,
OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
Fcy 1871,

AND SUMMER FL0WEgING LE.3
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French and Music.

EeL 81
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

AN lNCONsOLABLE WIDOW. w.--Thore was
Dutch woman whose husband, Dietrich
Van ProIk, kicked the bucket and left her
inconsolablc. Folks said grief would Kill
that widow. She had figure orwood cary
I'd that looked very much like her late hus-
Band, in order to be constantly reminded
of the dear departed. In about half
year she became interested in young
shoemaker, who finally married her. He
visited the widow uOtmore than n fultught,
when tee servants told her they were out Ci
kindling-woOd, and asked what should be
done. After Il pause, the widow replied in
Il very quiet way, "Mabe, it ish veil
enough now to split up Old Van Pronk,
vat is up stairs"
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IAnIEs.


II. T. HELMBOID'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IhrRU.
DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC,
in all their rlugcs, at little expense, little or ne
change IN diet, 10 Inconvenience, and no expo
sure. Il causes 4 frequent desire, AMI gives
strength TO lriuatc, thereby removing ObStruc-
tioas, Preventing and Curing Structures of the
Urrthrl, Aiayug Pain and inflammation, su ne
Gutnt in this class OF disease, and cSpelins all
Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims Of in
competent persun-, s"d who have paid heavy
fees 10 be cured In short time, have found they
have been deceived, ana th4t the Poison" has,
bytLe Use Of powerful aSt,iu-rats,' been cried
up it, ,he system. to break .u. ia a more ssgra,
ya,"l l,ful, nul perhaps after Marriage.
Use l!n'mhoil', Extract Buchu for all Aztec,
t!uus and Diseases of the Uniary Organs, ~heih,
tr eE,-'ng IN Nal" or female, from whstry,I
originating, and no matter how long standing,
Price, oae dollar aud any cenls per boGi.e.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

AN OLD ACCoUNT.--A rough looking spe-
cimen Of humanity was crossing through
Chatham street, in New York, the other
day, when he came plumply upon II hook
nosed jew, n specimen Of his race, about
whom there could be no mistake. Without
word of warning the rough Knocked tho
Jew irto the gutter. Picking himself up
und taking his ''claret' nose between his
:humb and finger, he demanded an eXpla-
nation.
'5hut up or Ill beate you again." said
the aggrcssor, approaching him.
II never done no ting NIT You, an what
for you mash me in ter nose;'' asked Abra,
ham,
Yes, yer have, yer Jews crucifed Jesus
Christ, and I've a mind 10 so for yer
gain"
But nine Cot, dat wash /, 500 years ago, :"
said the poor jew.
'Wal, don't care if it was,I only heard
oft last night" replied the unwashed,
again going for his victim, who wisely
went another direction.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

The Brooklyn Ejtglc recently published
a long article on gambling and gamblers, -
from which we take the following:
Young people will gamble. The church
has its lotteries ard its grah-bags at fairs;
the press teens with the brilliant schemes
OF fortune-making by drawing numbers
from the wheel; the poorest, the lowest,
white and colorcd, together will risk their
last cent for the prospect Of ''hitn-in
policy, with one chance against four in their
favor; Wall street will gamble in stocks; even
the Sunday Loaltrs, who swarm the docks,
in warm weather, will have their game Of
draw, while the younger crowd indulge in
pitching pennies, keeping an eye !.ecnly
peeled TO sight 'peeer." Young women
gamble with their beauty, peace Of mind,
health, reputation, and happiness as the
fearful stakes, losing fortune, hope, life,
everything, by one rash hazard Of the die.
They gamble with their health by late
hours, consumption soled slippers aud spi-
der-tapered waists.
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n &
WI
HENRY I. lIELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT RgSE7V,

HE GKLAI DIIkEIII,
has cured e-cry case of Diabetes in which /; Nae
been given. Irritation of the neck of the Rlni-
der and nHama.ion of the Kidneys, liberation
Of The Kidneys and Bladder, retention of Urine,
Diseases OF the PROSTATE Gland, Stone in the
Bladder, Calculus. Gravel, BricEdust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, ald for En-
fccblrd and Delicate constitutions of both sexes,
attended with the following symptoms: mdis-
position to eXc.-iou, Less Di Power. Loss Of Me
mory. Difficulty Of Brca hug, Weak Nerves,
Trembling. Horror Of Disease, Wakelulness.
Dimucss Of Vision, Pain in Tie Back, Hot Hands,
Flushing Of the Body, Dryuess Of the Skin, Erup-
tion on the face. palid COun crancc, Universal
lassitudc of the Muscular system, etc.
Used by persons from the ages Of eighteen to
twenty-five, and from thirty y-tiye 10 fny-Gyc or
in the decline or change Of life; after conlne-
nsut or labor pains (; bedwettng in children.
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MebieaI.

These Pills nre the most delightfully."- pleasant
purgatiyc. supcrscdng castor oil, salts, magnc-
sia. etc. There is nothing more acceptable to
the stomach. They give tone and cause neither
nausea nor gripping pains. They are composed
of the facd iRgrcGicH'S. After a few days use
of them, such an inauguration of the entire sys-
ten takes place as to appear miraculous to the
weak and cnervated, whether arising from in-
prudence or disease. H. Z. Hcmbold's Com
pound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pill are not
sugar-coated, from the fact that sugar ed
Pills do not dissolve, but pass through the sto-
mach without dissolymg, consequently do not
produce the desired effect. The Catawba Grape
Pills, being pleasant in taste and odor, do not
necesstatc their being sugar-coated Price Fifty
CENTS per box.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

Being prepared expressly for the above Com
plaints. its hood-purfyinG properties are greater
than any other preparation OF Sarsaparlla. 1t
gives the complexion clear and healthy color
and restores the Patient to n state Of Health and
Parity. For Purifying the Blood. removing all
chronic constitutional diseases arising from an
impure state OF the Blood. and the only reliable
and cifcctual known remedy for the cure OF pains
and swelling Of the Bones. U.ceratons OF the
Throat and Legs. Blotchcs, Pimplcs on the Face,
Erysipclas and all scaly cluptons of the skin,
and bcautifying the complexion. Price, sl.5l
,1nr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
miscellaneous.
THE SUNBURY CATTLE INSUE.
ANCE COMPANY.


THE sUNBUEsY CATTLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE s. Z. Con. MARKET SQUARE, suNprRY PA.
INSURE YOUR CATTLEl
THE ONLY COMPANY THAT PAYS
PROMPTLY.
rT7H1s Company pays all losses by all kinds Of
4 accidents-by death, (eXccptmg in case of
cpidcmics,) by theft, &c, &c. They pay prompt
~. No rcd tape proceedings to obtain your
money in case of loss.
Look at the list of losses paid within six
months by this company:
NJ ucnninger, sunbury, SS3 SO
ID. Ililgcrt, Northumberland, 30 90
5. u. Dodge, 80 90
George Eckert, " 80 90
Charles Bolich, Mt. Carmel. 30 90
Eusstus Sippc, g 40 %
Catharlnc Wagner, Watsontowp 40 90
Geo. lIeit, Northumberland so 90
Jacob Snyder, Sunbury, SO IS
J. W. Bnssler, g 80 90
Minor Cady, Dcwart, 60 90
CahRrinc Murtz, Shamokin, DO 90
Francis Butcher. Sunhury, 80 90
Samuel Price, Upper Lchigh, so 90
Application can he made ut the home Office or
TO the different Local Agents.
c. J. BRUNER, President.
c. A. RErMENsSYDER. Sec'y, Suubury
DreCtOrs-Solumou Stroh. VIM. Brindle, Chas
Martin Thomas Badly aud John A. Shissler.
December llth.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

a SHORT CA1ECIusM.-Nh hom did Adam
marry, and when did he marry her. One
Ere.
What was her bridal dress? Barely moth
ing.
Not even a ribbon ? Nc, she had no need
of one; she was rib bone herself.
When Adam and Eve were in the garden
ing business, at what time did they coul-
mence picking apples ? In the Full
What was the first step they took in the
sugar business? Raising Cain.
Why did not Cain make good sugar
Because he wasn't 1bcl.
Spirits, as we'll as sugar, comes from
cane; what evil resUtcd from this Gains
spirit Abel got Sltrcd.
What reason have we to suppose that
Cain also got slowed ? lie went immedi-
Gtely to the land of Nod.
Who was the wisCst man EROlctr.
What did lie lsnow lie knew enough
TO get III out of the rain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11

RENRY Y. NEEMB0ED'B

HIGHLl IONIEN INV ED IUNPVIFD
Fluid Extract Sarsapnriila
Will radically cXtcrminatc from the system Scro-
fuls, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Eyes,
Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bronchitis,
Skin Diseases, salt Rhcum. Cankcrs, RunningS
from the Ear, White Swcilings, Tumors, Cancer
ous Affections, Nodes, Riclcts. Glanduur Swell
nrs, Nigh; SUcat7, Rayh, letter, liumOrs Of all
kinds, Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, ana all
diseases that have been established in the system
for years,
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humorous Stitches

WHERE TO FIND TT.--A farmer employ
ed gentleman from the Emerald Isle one
spring to take care ofhis grounds. lie was
exceedingly green, but he was simply to
obey instructions, and accordingly he came
every morning to receive orders what to do
for the day. His first order was to spread
heap of maunre.
AN what'll do that fur, sir p said he.
Why said his employer, we spread it
go that the roots will find it,
An, they will find it by spreading p
Yes was the reply.
Out went Patrick and commenced his
labor. The manure was very heavy, and
by-and-by began to wear upon the sinews
of the toilcr About noon his employer
went out to see how he got along, and
found him sweating fdriously, and painting
for breath.
Did you say, SIR said Patrick, that
plants would !inI the manure =
Yes, of course they will find it,
We'll, then. bcdad,' said the perspiring
Irishan, wiping his head upon his sleeve,
'woulden't it to leave il III the stable, sir,
an letthemfnd it there ? IT would save
much hard work do yon see sir p
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
TItE ONIS sTONE NtruOIr 4
mORE FIREPLACE HEATER,
lLLuMISATEp DIAMOND 0As BURNER,
kfNUtIH
PAkLOR AND CHAMBERS ARE WARNED
IA bNEiiHE.

FAkloh ANb ilAMhtNN ARE NAAh ~
bN uNE tikt,
~ BE- tha oulN fTgpIAgg Heater that hls "a pos
Il fg.I Top t.eirr tui Co.,. ul,u Itilnaf uf "a
p.4siuus, uf tmil.us tta lHiu lhr siltItuUni,
o. h tbu uuh ltslIarg Heater nuh tu, latrnl
Diagonal Na.tt'rg ny which HttAt.t ulunlual.
sl poser ls uhlalHgi, thr AiaftiHgHi thH ntYhH d
u, HiHir pnatluauR UHfnHi, atI thu nIatr iie-
us'ei oilhg si,as sssh "i 'ls eaai IA ths i,sst-
Np.T,
d s ihs only flieriaes Hester tlal h ~.
ifri r.lffrriff aH3 tfai t4fnfI un|l I,4alIst
l.IIua uHrt la lttHii ilHl iHAfar
a. s th# rs.l tHt.HArr h.siff bhh IfIisst
t.HHs Hui HHaI als sIAiH.
% theUsh lHallIr. ll.itff Hhh the Itap
bfHf. aIhIHH II. HHAtHi IasiH llI athff, sHl sNh.
sai ftHHr ll. lhr seals HsNI. Al tHfn uai.
~ csc "a Ia iht sf.it tIis sHIsl hIIitHHIr lHF-
iIs.f nfslfil lHlHufrt $40 rHHiHait4 aH4
tlpHFhi = Irfiffiilh.
tlnh a eo, y ,sl a LiGlf afRtFt
NfiliulHffi Az.
- ,sls bl CnAs b SHslllsg s.s,-,ii,
~ = isn
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E|FBs

Fcmbold's Extract Buchu il DiIrctic ana
B!ooi-puriying, and cures all diseases arising
from habits of dissipation, and cycc,s-s aud i'm
Iences IN Life, impurities Of the Blood, etc,
supcrseding copaihn in aHruptions for which Il
is used, aud syphi!itic ailcrtions-in these dis
eases used in connection with Helmbold's Ko.c
wash.
LADIES.
III many atfcctatlons peculiar to Ladies', the
Extract bHchu is uncqulled hy any other RENE.
ty-2s IN ChloTOsls or retention, irrvxulsrity q,
paniulurss or suppression OF ustomary svacna-
lions, liberated or Schirus state Of the Uterus,
LsGcorrllwn or Whites, sterity, and for al
complaints incident to the sex, whether arising
lLi.acrelion or habits Of dissipation. It is pre-
EcT.bsd extensively by the most eminent phNsi-
claus and miIwiycs Tor enf,cblrd aud delicate
constitutions Of both sexes and AL ages (UttSul-
ed with any OF the above dis' asses or symptoms.) }
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
FURNITURE lFURNITURE!l
ANEW STORE
GEORGETOWN, LOWER MAHANOY
Township, Northumberland County, Pa.
WILLIAM NICELY

GEORGETOWN, LOWER MANANOE
Township, Northumberland County, Pa.
WILLIAM NICELY
"AVING opened q new Furniture Store at the
L 4 above place, will constantly keep on hand,
large ana select assortment of
FURNITURE,
Comprising Of Paror and Chamber Suits, Couch
&c, Lounges Tables, Bureaus, Cane-Scated
Chairs of all grades Rocking and
Kitchen Chairs, Washstauds,
BedstcadS, Jaraucse, Cottage and
Half Cottage, Looking Glasses, Window
Shades, and in short, everything usually 10
be found in any wcll-kcpt Furniture Store, may
be had at this establishment.
Hoping, by fair dealing aud strict attention 10
business, to merit the patronage OF the pubic.
An invitation Is extended to all desiring anything
IN the line OF Furniture 10 call and examine my
stock.
Undertaking done in all it, branches.
sag Repairing done ut short notice. e.
wM. NEGELY.
Georgetown, June II, '7o,-iy,
A GRAND FALL OPENING
or
NEW STORE GOODS.
complete assortment OF goods are now being
opened ut
MOORE & DISSlNGER'S STORE,
uaults Building, Market street,
SuNBURY, PESN'A,
CoN.iAng or
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEEEs, DPESS GOODS,
Dry Goods Of cyc9y variety, Notions, Ladies'
shawlb, Gcn's Furnishing
Goods,
rscsdy-NaGe Clothing,
Woo.cu Blankets, Carpets, OIL Cloths,
FRESH GROCERIES,
QuccuswRrs, WiNow-Warc, Glassware, SC, Sc,
Flour and Feed.
Gail and zee thcir well selected stock OF the
very latest styles, fresh from the eastern cities.
Prices are low. TRcy are determined to keep UP
their Old motto OF
QuCK SAFES kNp SMALL PRoFITs.
All kinds of country produce taken In .x.
change for goods.
MOORE 4 DlsSIN6ER.
Sent % lS10
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Every Family should Have One
MILLING! MELEING!!

TENllE subscribers having taken possession OF
Il the Sunbury Steam Mills, on Walnut Street,
and having repaired the same, are nov prepared
to manufacturer all brands OF
FLOUR AND FEED.
They respectfully invite the citizens Of this
vicinity 10 give ihem ~ trial, rs their facilities to
make the best quality are equal to any in the
State. Thcir present retail prices are:
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tried II, know that 1t cured them; those who have
not, know that 1t cures their neighOors aud friends,
ami all know that what 1t does once 1t dOes always
that 1t never fails through any lault or neglected.
its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands of certificates OF their remarkable cures OF tho
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every ncighborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all clnntesi
containing neither calomc or any dccteriouS drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Their
gr & TCa,mg Sic bein pr"y vcrrlaSo
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity
They operate by their powerful nnncnre On the
into heulthv action remove the distractions OF the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of tho
body, restoring their irregular action To health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such deranga
ments rs are the first origin or,liScnso,
Minute directions are given in Inc wrapper on
the box, rnr the following complaints, which these
IHis rapidly curc:-
For Ipysprpsia or Inl,grstion, Gist,css-
ness. Languor and Lose or Appreciate, they
should he taken moderately to stimulate the ston.
ach and restore It's healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint ana its various symp.
toms, 7tiiious rncahachr. Sick esradachc,
Jnnniiicn or Green Sichnrss, Diiions
daieuSy taken Tor each case To correct the diseased
action ar rcmove the ohsructinnS which cause IT,.
For Dysrntrry or biarrhrs, but one milo
dose is generally required,
For rthruniatism, sout. Gravel, r'aipi-
s,1n ,sn 90, OF me r shnN, n hn y" ,;,, tmn "inH,
taken, rs required to change the diseased action of
n: system. Will such change those complaints
For Drorsy and Dropsical swe,,iugs they
should he taken in large and frequent doses to pro.
durc the effect of drastic purge.
For suppression large dose should be taken
as II produces the desired cnct hv svnuglhv.
| As u Dinnrr PiH, take one or two Piis to pro.
| mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into kcalthy acton, restores the anreiitc
nnd tnViSOratcs the system. Hence II Is o(CN all
| Nantagcous where no serious arrangement exists.
/ One who feels tolcrnhly we'll Omen Gmds that dose
of these PiVS makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and rencyating eject ON tkc digos.
| tive apparatus.
! DG. j. c. i YEE 6 co., rrdcSicsi Chso,ists,
yOWELL. MASS, L. a. Il.
! Mnrch9G, lS1O.-lH.
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