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TESTIMONY.

A..
DEAR SIN In reply To question respecting the
Of DIR. brakes PI,ctu viii say. that although n perfect
dsbcevcr in the existence oa PASAcEA or cure for ALL
diseases, however valuable may he in certain mlitinns
o the system, still have believed that cure Consum-
tim would be disc vcrc So mer or later, and sity led
me to try your medicine in two very nvetrraic cases
They prn 'nnced by the attending physicians be
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. aud abandoned by them
CuRABLE One Of the pcrs hid been under the
of several very able practitioners for a number of
years. and they salt, she had .'.ki fashioned Consumption
combine with cr,u and that she might lingcr for some
time, but could MT he permanently relieved In both
the effect the paiacea has been most gatif, ing Only
four or five bottles were used by one of The pfs ms before
she began II improve rapidly The other took nb)ut ten.
will only add that familiar as ! am with consumption by
inheritance and by extensive observation Il study, and
knowing ais the injurious effects in cases
tar b,ncsct, and other vegetable tpcs. well
many Of the expectnrnn,s and scvcs, souh, have
recommended the Of Druke's Pamcca il had been
acquainted with the ingredients. Snice it say that these
are recommended by our most popular and scientific physi-
the best Alternative that has been made. The
in accordance with theory of Consumption brnachcd in
France few years ago, by one Of her most eminent wri-
medicine, and established by facts which ad-
Very Respectfully Yours, l.. C. GUNN.
To use the language another DR. Dake's Panacea in
always sautnry in its elccts-nevcr injurious II is not
Opiaic- MT and Expecornt II is not intended to ull
the invalid into fatal security. II is great remedy-a
grand healing and curative compound, the great and only
remedy which medical sci-nce and skill has vet prsluccl
the treatment al this hitherto conquere maady. And
person afflicted with this dread disease, will he
himself and his friends 1.-The go iwn to the grave without
duce favorable change in the condition Of any patient,
however low
TO THE LADIES
Ladies' nj pale complexion and cns'linpiivc habits, and
such dchlaed by those Instructions which females
liable restored hy the OF II bottle two,
bloom vigor II is by far the hest remedy discovered
for weakly children, and such have bad humnrs being
pleasant, they take it, IL immediately restores the appetite
| strength and color.
Nothing can be surprising than its invigorung ef-
fccs on the huntn frame Pcrs ms al weakness and
siiudc before taking it, at become robust and full OF
energy under its influence. II immediate the
nervelcssncss OF the fcnmle frame.
CACTION.-Be careful and that You get the gcnl-
ine DR. DRAKE's PAN.CEa-it has the signature n GEO
SIoRRs the wrappcr-nnd also the 'DR DRAkE's
PANACEA, PHIIA.n blown in the glass.
Prepared only by SroRIs Co.. Druggists, No. u North
Sixth St, Philadelphia.
! Agent for Sunbury-H. MASSER.
Sold also By WM. A. MuRRAx & Co, Danvie II. SHAEF
IN, Milton; MARY Mccoy, Northumberland f. 4. LITE
BoomsbuIg.
April I, 1sis-1y
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NEW AND CHEAP
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lust received, at the store OF HusRy Mas
Oy SEA, u choice assortment OF DRY GOODS,
Grdeeries. Liquors, Paimtgf and other hats. sc"
al Of which will be sold ., The lowest prices.
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FOR SCROFUI.A.

or. Drakc's Paacca is recommended certain remedy.
Not instance o IFS failure has occurred when free
ly used II the disease and the time pars
vigor the whole system Scrofupus persons can never
pay much attention To the their blood Its put
T6cation should be their first aim for perseverance will
ACCOMPLISH q cure Of EVEN MEREnlrAMY dlscMsc.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES
UNSEATED LANDS.

The following tracts ofunsested lands. having
been purchased by the Commissioners Of Northum-
bcrlsnd county, and remaiuing unredeemed by the
owners for more than FIVE years, after sales there.
otto the Comm ssioncIs, will be .oflered for sale
., the Court House, in the Borough Of Sunbury,
Northumberland County, on Friday the II doy
of August, at 10 O'Clock A. N. (ls4s)
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FOR ERupTIoNs OF THE SKIN.

Scurvy, Scrbuc Affections, Tumcrs, White Swelling.
Erysipclas Ulcers, Cancers. Running Sores Scabs and
Bies, DR. Drrkcs PHnacca cannot be to highly exoled
searches the very of the disease and permanent
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WRIGHT'S
Indian Vegetable Pills.

This medicine is cnnpnule4 general principle,
the pure, unaduerated herbs of the lnian. Although
there many medicines called by the name, every
one is aware that there is very grent difference among
them Those of them that called "Indann have stolen
the name from u.s. who were the first to introduce prepn
red Indian medicine to the American public OF
similarity of name des create sindry in the char
acter Of the medicine. '..
wrglas Indian Vegetable Pills distinguished for
their perfect adaptation the human body In their orcr
aton they do exactly whit nature does, and nothing more
They have AcToN, upon the lungs skin Kid
and bowels Hence their peculiar power over disease
BY promoting perspa,i,n they break up COLDS Coros,
RHEUMATIC COMPLAINT, Pam THE BACK, CRoTrLa,
CurASEors Enurrioss, PiMrLEs, BiorcmEs, FnRcKLss,
| ERvsIpELAs, &c.
The action OF the Pills on the kidneys such as to make
them n valuable lhontrirc. Dnopsy, GnAvt1 and Fh>
COMPLAINTS, arising from ostruc,ions n, certaiD
periods, speedily removed by their use
free ExrEcToRATioS from ihc lungs excited by the
Of wrglts Indian Vegetable Pills, Thus removing
Pulmonary Complaints, sirh ms ASTHMA. BnoNcrr1is
SORENESS TnntSEss or rnE Beast, Goug.s, Sore
| Throat, sc.
BY their action the STOMACH and Bowels, the Pills
cure DYsrrrsA. LIVER COMPLAINT, PALPiTArIoS or
HEART, FLArrLEScY. CosrrvExEss, FEvERs Of all kinds
Pleurisy. Headache, Gddncst Dysentery Piled and al
| disorders Of the nicsnes
Taken in small doses, wrieh,'s Indian vegerntle Pills
become ALTERNATIVE medicine Of great se,rchig ef
fcncy the SORES all kinds TETTER, TuMops
JArNDIcE LowNEss SPIRITS, NEURALGIA, RASH, PAINS
| IS THE BoSEs. &c.
| These Pills also thoroughly break up INFLUENZA, in
which complaint they extremely valuable.
In Rnro-s COMPLAINTS these Pills exercise complete
mastery Hence FEVER AeuE is speedily cured by the
use of Them In the Western and Southern States where
this disease mostly prcvus these Pills 60 ike Avalanche
While they cheaper than the fever and ague remedies
in general, Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills have beer
pr nounccd superior to all Of them. Indeed, it wJud ar
rsar ini if there is ,mpaint which these piIs
have more power than another, it is FEVER AND AouE.
For destroying and expcling WORMS, Vermifuge is
superior these Pills Although have not taken nins
make this fact public the merit Of the medicine itself has
acquired for it extensive reputation and sale for the
moval Of WORMS Administered adults children, the
effect o the Pills equally radical and decisive. All
suffer from WORMS sh h,uh by all means Wrghs H.
dim Vegetable Pills.
In fact g. amiss in the Of this medicine.
They natural to the body food s A trial will
convince the skeptic; that Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills
far from being common 'quack nosirum,' decidedly
the mos, valuable medicine offered to the public
Beware Of Sugar Coated Counter
feIts.
Remember that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of Wm Wright
on the top label Of each box:
~ Ca nN1SpE3
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THOMAS c. GARRETT & co.
IMPORTERS OF

w ~ "a @ G1 La - @
EH a'ed and Britannia Wae, CUTLERY. and
g Fane, Goods--and Mauuf,ciurer. "f Jew
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l-iphla; have received by late arrivals II IA &c and
handsrme s'o,k Of English ard French Watches
AID Marble. Porcelain aud Fancy Clocks.
Plated Urns C.slors Cake Baskets. X sh ana
Chamh re ,ndlesirk. Soup L'dle;. S,'"ans ID
F. rks. Also a good assortment OF Bri anna
Ware ard Fine Cad ~.
Their stock Of JEWElRY is large and ot the
most fashionable k.nd, aud they are well IMPLIED
i,h Silver 5, ,,nons Forks, Mugs, MAJ kr Rings,
Butter Knives &c and wi hnul m king 'ny DIS
pay If p,ices in the public prints. they re pre-
uarsd 10 sell ss law as those who do, and invite
y, rsons wishing to purchase 10 call.
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Wardrobe of Fashionable
CLOTHING.
]. w. & T.. D. STOKES,
CLOTHING WdREHOUSE,

No. 1874 Market Street. First Clothing store be
iO,U SiGih.
PHLApELrHIA.
II HERE they are constantly engaged in get,
ting up from the best French, English and
American 9th clothing cut and made up in the
most soPrror and fashionable sty e. Persons
who hay 70 sell, will find large and excellent
stock al the lowest city prices. othing mace
up to o,dpr, ioa superior style at the shortest
notice.
n 4 Odd Fellows Regatta, a larg" assorf.
ment always on hand Orders from Lodges and
individuals promptly attended TO on the most rea
sonab terms.
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Vvrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills.

Henry MassPr. Sunbury.
E. s. ]. Kaufman, Augusta township.
John H. Vino nt Chillis9uaqut.
kase Il Bergs,resser. Eysburs.
Samuel Herb, Little MahonIv.
William Deepen. Jackson.
Ireland ard Haynes McE
William lIeinen g. Brother, Milton.
Porsy,hc, Wilson Il Co., Northumberland
James Reed, Po,issrovc.
G. W. Scott Nashville.
w. & r F"G.ly, Shamokintown.
Rhodes g. Farow Sny derstown.
Amos +. BcsrlI, Turbu,svle.
Benneville Hoshue, Upper Mahonoy.
J. hn G. Rem, DO 30.
T.. l.. riier, Watsonowu.
Who'esnle, at the Office aud general depot, 1863
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Notice

To all whom It may Concern.
THE Subscriber has purchased of Isaac Moore
L the following property whic he has left in
the no session ofsaid Is ac. until such time as
he shall see cause to remove the same, TO wit:
3 head of horned Cattle.
grew Mare.
Hogs.
two.horse Wagon.
acres Of Rye in the ground,
5 acres of C,rn.
IL acres of Oats.
Plow.
wood Sled
| wooden Clock.
DANIEL ROATH.
Shamokin, July |, lSs-3t
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INDIGESTION on DySpEpSIA

No medicine perhaps has been disc vcred which
gives much tine ti the stomach and the
ton OF healthy gastric juice to dccnposc the food Dr.
Drpkc's paIrc,ti
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+. III. SMITH,
Pocket Book and Morocco Case
Nnnnfn ctnrRr

as succeeded B p. SiSTY, at the Old STAND
II 5l9 CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia
Pocket Books, Bankers Gases and Portfolios OF
every description, Port Mannare, Ivory Tablets
Gard Cases, Dressing Cases, Segar do, Writing
do, Backgammon Boards & Chessmen, Gold
Pens, Snyder's, Chapman's, and Saunders Razor
stTops; Fenny's Tally no Razors, Rodgers's
Wade K Butchers Jackson, Chinese and Egyp'
tain Razors, Pen Knives and Scissors, of every
description, Bowie and Dirk Knives; also,
large assortment Of Fancy Stationery, at the
lowest rates.
Jobbing done with Lestnsss and despatch.
Philsdslphis, June ~, leAs--3m
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DR rowNsENDs SARsAPARIILA is sovereign and speedy
for ncipent cnsnnion and for the general prosir
tnn of the sysrnip matter whether the result of inhe
causes produced by rreguarity illness
cilrni
Nothing can he inre surprising than invigorng cf
ccs the hnnan frame. Persons all weakness and las
site, from taking 1t at once become robust and fun OF
energy under its Influence 1t immediately counteracs the
ncrvclessness Of the female frame which is the great
bnrrcnness
1t will lie expected of us, in Of delicate
to exhibit certificates o perorme but
the afflicted that hundreds have been repor-
ted t. us.
Dr. TOWNSEND: NV wife being greatly distressed ly
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually by
pain and with other difficulties, aud having known
where your medicine has effected great and asp
hearing recommended for such hnve described
olnine bottle OF your Extract of Sarsaparila and fol-
lowed the directions You gave In short period it
removed her complaints and restored her to health. Being
greitiul the benefits she received take pleasure
thus acknowledging it, and recommending il to The public
Albany, Aug II, ~. cor. Grand 4 Lydia SITS.
DYSPEPSIA.
M fluid medcls has been discovered which so
nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva IN decnposlng
paraon of Saparlla. 1t positively every of
dyspepsia however severe or chronic
Bank Department, Albany, May 10, 1915.
Dr. Townsend-Sr have been afflicted for several
years with dyspepsia in its FORM attended with
of stomach oss of appetite, extreme heartburn aud a
great to all kinds o food and for weeks (what
ud ea have been unable to retain but small portion
stomach. tried the usual remedies, but they had
duced about two months to your Extract Of Sar-
slpariia and say with little confidence but after
using nearly two bottles, found my appetite restored and
tina heartburn entirely Tcmpvcd; and weud earnestly
cmmend the o IT tn those who have been afflicted MS
Agent for Sunlmry JOHN w. FRIIING; Nor
thnmherland, MARY A. McCAY Danyille, WM.
| MURRAY & Co,
! Aprl -. lsis-1y
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Notice.

INUICC.
THE undersigned appointed Auditor. by the
i Orphars' Court of Northum berland County,
in the matter Of the exceptions to the account
Of Catharine and Rebecca Painter, executors of
Ma y Painter decd hereby notifies a '"rsons
int rested in said matter. that he will attend to
the duties of his appointment on Wednesday. the
18th ray of July. at 10 o'c ock A. NJ. at the of.
fee nf ppwart K Bruner, where they may attend
il they SEE proper.
CHARLES SRUNER.
Auditor.
Sunbury July /, 1913.
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

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BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.
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these Safes made of boiler r0n The inside soap
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OF some three inches thick and is filed in with ndcstrue
tlDe MATERIAL so as to make II nppssby 10 burn any
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II II were necessary Now invite the attention OF the
public and particularly those in want Of Fire Proof Sacs
10 call nj store before purchasing elsewhere, and W,
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We als1 manufacture the ordinary Fire Proof Chests, al
at very low prices cheaper than they be bsugh at
other store in Philadelphia
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Wholesale and Retail
The stock consists in part ef Gold and Silver
Levers rEpines and Quastier Watches Jewel
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No, and workmanship h1to. The establish.
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has made character which needs no putting
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WATtA GLASSES-Piain, 10 cts; Patent
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/ Remember, you can bny here below any pub
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/ Watch Repairing particularly attended to, and
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/ n B-Old Gold ana Silver bought for cash or
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Manufacture and keep constant
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Philadelphia, April g, lsis--iy
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STAusroS, May 3, 1913.

Col ]. y. Baldwin
Sir,Yours Of this date has just been handed me by
J i. Peyton Esq, and take tho opportunity 10 say
cannot precisely determine tho meaning Of that pr,
in which you say, upon being Informed Of your (tnvI
determination, shall at once make known nv own "
do not understand your reference. If is to any re-
trovcrSion my part from any position have assum
cd in this whole matter, ] beg leave 10 say that
have such disposition inclination and shall be
pleased to learn your determination at your carlics,
convenience. Respectfully, &c,
j. VI McCUE.
Before tho tending and receiving the above comrnu-
uca:on, received rotc from Col u dated the 2StH
April, demanding from the commissions which 7
had brought from Richmond for the officers Of Artillery
To this note replied substantially before rocnon.
cd, that had brought such commissions, which had
been directed 90 the "Comnandaut Of the 160th
Rcg't - that being contained in unSeqied package!
Considered them at my control and If the Dcpart;
n'cnt had been disposed TO have sealed the package
doubted no; by requesting them 70 be placed entirely
my disposal should have had the request cheernllv
granted; that The commissions distributed by me-
ooScLUDED ON FOURTH PAoE.l
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"Adjutant General Office, ,
Jan. 25th, lS4S.

"Sir,-Your favor Of the 22d is at hand The
case is now before the Governor for his decison.-
The resignation of the Colonel was received and
the order for the election issued on the 30th Nov.
last. The election took place on the 18th Deem
Der, and in my opinion ,cas Legal.
Very respectfully, &C.,
VIM ii. RICHARDSON"
Why, it may be asked, did Capt. Baldwin con-
cent to place his claims before this meeting of Off
GERS, if he believed they had been improperly con-
vened, and that any election made by them at that
time would be Illegal? No objection was urged
thea by him this very Conscientious friend Of his
so far as have been informed. Can any one for
moment suppose, that if Capt. Baldwin had, on
this occasion, been elected, instead of myself that
he or his friends would have had am scruples a.
bout the legality Of the election ? or that l. if de-
feated then, could by any means have succeeded in
setting it aside ?
In the face of this opinion of an able and expert
enced officer, whose attention to all matters relating
TO the militia of the State has been unremttinr
sne Executive, after delay 10 the 4th February
Issues the following very extraordinary order:
-. "Adjt. Gen. Office, Feb. 4th, lS4S
Inc Governor is Of the opinion that the election
OF Colonel, Lieut.. Colonel. and Major. on the 18th
OF December last was not legally held. thai oC the
Colonel, because notice through The ,,c,rsDoner,
was not sufficient one, and ought to have been =
personal one or given at general muster Of the
Regiment. That Of the 1t. Colonel, because al
the time Of his alleged resignation, he was corn.
mahdant Of the Regiment, and could only resign f.
the Governor. 1t is therefore ordered that ali the
said elections be set aside, and the Commandant n
the l60th Regiment cause an election of Colonel II
be held, pursuant TO the order Of the Adutant Gen.
oral, dated the 30th November last, due notice {;
BE- given 10 all the officers entitled TO vote.
BY command
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STATEMENT OF JARED NJ. HOTTIE

was at Springhil on the 18th March, the day of C.
lection of Col OF the l6Oth Regiment and atcn-
tive and close observer of all tina; done there on
that occasion. Before the election commenced, | oh.
served certain persons passing frequently and from
the house TO the barn. that caused the belief my mind
that something 10 drink kept there, and from all
and heard during the day, had little doubt of it
heard an individual declare he spirits used at the
barn by of the friends of Capt Baldwin but being
stranger 10 me, cannot say who h. When the
name OF Lieut.. Meyers called, stood near and OBJ
served Capt. Hartman and Lieut. Scrrctt standing close
by, the former with his hand the shoulder Of
Meyers and one or the other, think Hartman urging
him to vote for Baldwin. After the election over,
and before the company left the house observed either
Hartman or Sterrct, both beng close by, slap Meyers
very iamiliarly the back and remarked, 'nH right
noto, come up with your horse or horses Monday,
by which conversation the impression left uy
mind that Meyers feelings had been under inlu
cnce 70 vote nc did, by promises made him by these
individuals to buy his horse.
JARED NJ. HOTTIE.
AUGUSTA CoUSTY, Scr.
Sworn before me- Justice Of the Peace, this ID a.
pril, l64S. JAMES a. McCUE, J. p.
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WIN. H. RICHARDSON.
Adjutant General.

Before it became generally known that such an
o1der had been received from the Executive it was
understood on all hands that 1t. Colonel Bell and
Capt. Baldwin were again in the field az candi-
ases, this too, in the face Of settled public opin-