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WRIGHT'S
Indian Vegetable Pills.

This medicine is Compounded general principle from
tho pure, uaducracd 'crbs of the Indian, Although
there many medicines called by the same name every
one is aware that there is very great difference among
them Those of them that called 'ndian, ,, have solea
the from us, who the first to introduce prspa
red Indian medicine to the American public Of course q
similarity OF name does not create similarity in the CHAR
acter of the medicine ... f...
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are distinguished fx
Their perfect adaptation to the human body In thor opss
alton they do exactly what does and nothing more
ihey have rounrotp ACTION, upon the lungs, skim kid
! ana bowels Hence their peculiar power over disease
10y promoting perspratioh, they break up CoIps CoveHs
l'heuMATic COMPLAINT, PAIN IN TIE BACK, CReruLA,
INFAMOUS ERtPToyc, PiMPLxs, BLoTcHKs, FRseNLRs
ERysrrELAs, &c. -
The action of tho Pills the kidneys is such az to make
them valuable ithontrp,ic. DRop.y CRAWL aud Fl,
MALE CoMrLA1Nrs arising from distractions at certain
periods, are speedily removed by their use.
free ExrEcToRATIoy fom the lungs in srci,,s bv IN.
use of Wrigh's Indian Vegetable Pills. thus removing
Pulmonary Complaints, such as Asthma, BnoScu,r,s
SORENESS AND TiGHTsEss OF InB Breast Coughs Sore
Throat. &c.
BY their action on the STOMACH and BowE,s the Pills
cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, PALrIrArroy OF rrE
HEART, FLAruLEScY, CosTyENEss, FEvERs of all kinds,
Plcurisy Headache, Giddnegs, Dysenery, Piles and all
disorders of the ntcsnes -...t
Taken in small doses, Wrghs Indian vegctabe Pils
become ALTERNATIVE medicine, of great scnrchiug Of
cncy, for the ofsorrs of oil kinds letter TrNons
JAuNDrcE, LowSrss or SPIRITS NEURALGIA, RASH PAss
IN THE Bones, &C.
These Pills also thoroughly break Up IsFLuKSzi, in
which complaint they extremely valuable.
In Bilious CoNpEAGNrs, these Pills exercise complete
mastery Hence FEVER AGrE is speedily cured by the
of them, In the Western and Southern States where
his disease mostly prevails these Pills like Avalanche
Nhehey cheaper than the fever and ague remedies
in general, Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills have beon
pronounced superior to all Of them Indeed it would np
pear that ii there is complaint which these Pills
have more power lan another it is FEVER AND AsuE.
For destroying and expcIins WORMS, vermifuge is
make this fact public the merit Of the medicine has
acquired for it extensive reputation and sale the
moval of WORMS Administered 30 adults children, the
effect of the Pills is equally radical and decisive All who
suffer from WORMS should by all means, Wrights In-
dian Vegetable Pills.
In fact no go aniss in the OF this medicine
| They are natural TO the body food is A trial will
convince the skeptcal that Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills
far from being common "quack nosirumn are decidedly
the most valuable medicine offered to the public.
Beware OF Sugnr Coated Counter
feiis,
| Remember that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature OF VIM wriyh.
on the top label OF each box.
@GA1JRE3
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Brush, Comb and Variety
STORE.

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AND DEALERS IN COMES q VARIETIES
No 90 North Third. bei0,o Race 50. and North
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PTIILADELPEIrA.
WHERE they offer for sale general assort.
w ment of all kinds Of Brushes, Combs and
varieties which they are determined 10 sell
Lower than can be purchased se~here.
Country Merchants and others Purchasing in
the above line will find il TO their advantage to
cali before purchasing elsewhere as the quality
and prices will be fully guaranteed against III
eompetition
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
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IMPROVED STEAM ENGINE.-In the Naum-
keag Mills, at Salem, Mass, there are over
thirty-two thousand spindles and other ma
chinery 10 match. The engine is driven by
the consumption of only four and one half
tons of coal per day-a result, which it is
stated, has not been hitherto attained in this
country.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

WHEAT-Red is worth 112 a ia cents !;
white is held at 1lS 120c.
RYE-Pennsylvania is worth &C 67c.
CoRN-Sales of Penna. yellow at Csc 7;
white Csc
OATs--Southem is held at about 80 soc.
WHIsKEY.--Sales in hhds at 22h 23c
.bbls 23i "a cents.
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SVright's Indian YegctaDle Pills

Henry Masser. Sunbury.
y. II J. Kaufman, Augusta township.
John II. Vincent, Chillisquaque.
Kase q Bergsresser. Elysburs.
Samuel Herb, Little Mahon0y,
William Deepen Jackson.
Ireland and Haynes. McEwensvillc.
William Heincn d Brother, Milton. II
Forsythe, Wilson 81 Co., Northumberland
James Reed, Pot,sgrove.
G. w. Scott, RushviIle.
w. * X. Fegely, Shamokintown.
Rhodes e. farrow. Snyderstown.
Amos +. Beisell, Turbutsvie.
Bonneville Holshue, Upper Mahonoy.
John G. Rem, do do.
l.. l.. rirer, Watsontown. :
Wholesale, at the office ard general Depot iGs
Race ST., Philadelphia. July g. ls4S.-ly
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CoRMoRANT FIsHING.-A gentleman OF
Coxdale, England, has obtained four tame
cormorants from Holland, which he has sue
ceeded in training 10 the Chinese mode of
fishing.
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2O7 Aidln street, Buffalo, N. Y.
DIR. G C. VAUGHN'S
Vegetable LithOntriptc Mixture.
rTTls celebrated remedy is constantly increasing h fsao
J. by the many cures it is making
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
/. has bcco,e the only medicine for family uso md Is
particularly recommended for
, DROPSY:
al stages Of this complaint immediately relieved no matter
OF how long standing See plnIapflct ior testimony
GRAVEL, ..-
dud all diseases Of the urinary organs for these distress
ing complaints stands alone no other article can relisvs
you ard the cstiisdto win convince the skep-
tictl see Isluphct. Liver Complaint Bilious diseases
FEVER g. AGUE.
To the Great West especially, and wherever these s0sa
plants prevail this medicine is offered.
NO MINERAL AGENT,
no deleteri1us compound is part OF this mixture, 1t
not leave the system torpid Soc Pamphlet,
PILES,
complaint Of most Painful character. is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,
and cure follows by few days OF this article MA
Tar before amy other Preparation for this disease, for uny
Other disease originating from impure bood--See pam
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM, ...
wcuk back weakness Of the Kidneys, &c, or ntanTa
ton of same is immediately relieved by few days usso
this nedicinei and cure is always result .; its use Il
ACERTAIN REMEDY,
for such complaints, and also for arrangements of the 10
IppCCIrT lpITIES SJTpppESSJONS o
iihtEH h-hi'ii - - ii"1Sio4'NI
painful mems! rnaols, No afueie hs ever oetil oio.u
except ihls Whirh Wuau luicl tls hu oi uerasthens
Il may be relied eo as sure ana elective remedy, ahe
did we feel permitted to 90 50 could give
A THOUSAND NAMES,
us prapr o cures in this distressing class of complaints
fr he cIct o r,srcry viii ind ,Le brarng pyer OF
this article immediately, and the poisonous mineral
'' ERUPTIyE DISEASES
VIII hhu '!e an11liNS p!pPyf,S P,,,, ., nI IiS
Itkf HE Dl1ppD,
and driven such diseases from the system See pamphlet
for testimony OF cures in an discusses, Which the limits Of
an advertisement y not permit he named here Agents
give them away they contain 81 pages Of certificates OF
high character, and a stronger
ARRAY OF PROOF
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Oysters! Oysters!! Oysters! !!
II. T. SANDERS.

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IL Sunbury and vicinity, that he constant
ly keeps on hand the best quality of oysters,
in the shell and otherwise, which will be
served up in the best style, on the shortest
notice. Also an assortment of confectionery
His establishments is opposite J.. Youngs
store, Market street, Sunbury.
Sunbury, Oct. %, lS4S-2mo
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ORPHANS COURT

bAIIL.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Or
L phans' Court of Northumberland County,
will be sold at public sale, on Friday the 2sth
day of December next, on the premises, to
wit A certain House and Lot of land situa-
ted in Rush township, in said County, and
known as the Union Corner Store House, ad-
joining land of Jos. Reeder, Robert Scott and
John Pensel, containing two Acres and thirty
two perches more or less.--Late the Estate
of Hannah Reed, decd. Sale to commence
at II o'clock, A. nj. of said day when the
terms of Sale will made known by
JACOB REED, Admir-.
By order of the Court,
EDWARD OYSTER, elk.
Sunbury, Nov 1S, 1S4S
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Ex-MINIsTER SLIpELL, Of New Orleans, is
said to have won eighty thousand dollars on
the result of the election in Ohio.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-25

Col. BLIss-This gallant officer is TO mar
ry Gen. Taylor's daughter, and also, if we
are to believe the Pittsburgh Commercial
Journal is to have seat in the cabinet.
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Equitable Life Insurance, Annuity
and Trust Company.

OFFICE "a WALNUT STREET; PHILADELPHIA A.
CAPITAL S25O,000.-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
yINHE Company now prepared to transact busines
| npon the most liberal and advantageous terms They
authorized by their charter (sect 81 to make all and
insurance appertang to life risks of whatever kind
nature and receive and execute trusts, make endow
ments and grant and purchase annutes." The Com
pany sell anuies and endowmens, and act as Trustees
for minors and heirs.
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THE Boa CONSTRUCTOR in Bamum's Muse
um, New York, died on Saturday. He cost
$500.
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Wardrobe of Fashionable
CLOTHING.
J. w. & E. D. STOKES,
CLOTHING WdREHOUSE.

No. 1914 .Narbet Street. First ClDihing stare be.
i0Jc Si1th,
PHILADELPHIA.
tt HERE they are constantly engaged in get
ting up from the best French, English and
American Goth. clothing cut and made up in the
most superior and fashionable sty e. Persons
who bry to sell, will find large and excellent
stock at the lowest city prices. Clothing made
up to order, ina superior style at the shortest
notice.
n B-Odd Fellows Regaia large assort-
ment always on hand. Orders from Lodges and
individuals promptly attended to OH the most rea.
sonable terms
Philadelphia, June 3, lSiS-ly.
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OAKFORD'S
- UNRIYALLED STYLE OF HATS
y FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ CHARLES OAkfORD.
~ No. 1O4 CHESTNUT STREET

1O4 NOI 81 hEISI
Philadelphia.
Would respectfully invite attention 10 his superior
style of hats for autumn. lS4S, which will I've
found the most perfect ever before offered TO the
community. Its peculiar forms renders it the more
desirable, il combines oil the essentials Of dura-
bty andneatness, requisite in that article Of dress
whits his increased facilities in in manufacturing
with all the modern improvements. enables him
To CHALLASeK THE WoRLD to produce better
Hat.
CHIDRES's Fancy HATS AND Cars or THE
LATEST MODE.-These goods have been selected
with great care, and will be found most beautiful
and chasle in their styles. .-..-.1.a-
LApIEs' RIDIse HArs AND Cars OF ENTIRE'
Lr NEW PATrERSs.-Great care has been bestow-
ed in constructing these articles. that they may III
perfectly easy and form graceful appearance.
CHARLES 0AKFORD.
iO4 Chestnut ST. a lew doors above Third. N
Philadelphia.
September 80. lsas.eh-June "a, isis-iy
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ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP ACADIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Tho steamship Acadia arrived at Boston,
on the 10th inst, with Liverpool dates of the
4th inst.
CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
Wilmer & Smiths Times says that the
cholera seems to be making insidious progress
amongst the population of London, although
there is nothing at present to create undue
alarm. The weekly averages of deaths with
in the bills of mortality were still AZ below
the weekly average for the past five years
The deaths in London from cholera during
the week amounted to 81 the average
weekly number being only one for the ante
cedent five years. But IS cases were repor-
ted on Tuesday, of which were fatal and
cases were reported on Wednesday, of
which also proved fatal; Is cases occurred
on Thursday, ~ of which were fatal. In
Edinburg and the vicinity it still fingers.
There have been five deaths since the last
report, making l69 deaths since October 4th,
out of 29O cases.
IRELAND-THE STATE TRIALS.
The State Trials have commenced at Dub
lin, and exhibit some more bungling on the
part of the Attorney General. On Friday he
gave his fiat for the issue of writ oil error,
under the certificate lodged by MIR. O'Brien's
council in relation to his trial and conviction
at Clonmel The distinguished prisoner will
under this proceeding, be brought up at once
to Dublin, to have the writ argued in Court OF
Queens Bench, whence, if the decision
there be not favorable, it will be removed 10
the House of Lords, as was the case in regard
to the State prisoners in 1874. similar
sanction has been granted upon the cases of
Meagher, McNlanus and O'Donohue.
FRANcE-THE ELECTION OF THE President.
The election of the first President of the
Republic now absorbs public attention in
France. 1t seems that large majority OF
the member of the National Assembly had
come to the determination to support Il mo-
ton postponing the election until February,
but the decided opposition of General Cavag-
nae 10 any further delay changed their rcsol-
we'd that the President should be chosen on
the 10th of December, as originally fixed u
pom. The success of Louis Napolean is con-
sidered as certain by his own party.
1t is said in Paris that Louis Philippe and
the Government have come to a private I'M
ders,anding with respect to the private pro-
perty of the Orleans family. The Count de
Montelivet is to be the liquidalor, and loan
of twenty millions is TO be raised to pay the
most pressing demands on the property, and
for the immediate support OF the family
while they remain in England
AUsTRIA-PRoGREss OF THE WAR AT VIENNA.
During the past week the attention OF all
Europe has been directed towards the capi-
tai of the Austrian empire, but up to the last
moment all is doubt and uncertainty respect
ing the fate of the contending parties, both
within and aronnd the walls of Vienna. The
interrupted communication between the be-
leaguered city and the res: OF Europe, pre-
clude anything like a correct detail OF the
eventlul circumstances occurring there.
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ArEs FOR rSsuRISc 500 on single Life.

ExAMPLE--A person aged 80 years next birth day, by
paying the Company 90 cents would TO his family
heirs 500 should he die z year, for S990 he
cures them $1,000; for Si3 annually for years
he secures to them $1,000 should he die in years
for paid annually during life he $1,000 to be
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by the difference in amount OF premiums from those charged
by other Offices For S9j0 the heirs would receive 5000
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Forms of application and all particulars may ba had
the office. j. w, Cl.AGHORN, President.
TREAsURER-FRAScIs w. RAwLE.
H. G. Tuckett, Secretary.
CONSULTING PHYsIcIAN-Dr. J. b. Masser Sunbury
j. H. PuRDy, sunbury, Agent for Northumberland coun
y
Sunlairy July s, 1915
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Good Intent Fire Engine !

WE the undersigned, take this method OF
w informing tie citizens of Sunbury and
its vicinity, that we have waited long enough
for the balance due for repairing the Fire
Engine, ssGOOD INTENT" and unless we
are paid in ten days time, we will put the ac.
count inta The hands of magistrate, Hav'
ing waited since last May, we think the titi'
zens have had sufficient time 10 collect the
money should they feel 50 disposed:
BOURNE & MASSER.
Sunbury, Nov. Is, lsiS.
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246 AND Alb
MARKET STREET,

MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHTA.
THE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST
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IN PIIIlADEDAIlIA
Gold Levers, full jewelled, ls carat
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Lepines Sl1 and over
Quarters, 5 5to $40
Gold Pencils. SO
Silver Tea Spoons, equal 10 coin, SO
Gold Pens, silver holder and pencil, 90
With a splendid assortment of all kinds Of
Watches, both gold and silver Rich Jcwelry. &c
&c, Gold Cham Of the best mennfoctuies and in
fact every thing in the Watch and Jewery line
at much less prices than can ba b ught in this
city or elsewhere.
Please save this advertisement, and call at Ell.
ther LEWIS LADOMUS.
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north side, or at JACOB LADOMUS,
246 MAREET ST., first store below Eight, south
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CT We have Gold and Silver Levers still chea.
per thun the above prces---a liberal discount made
TO the trade.
September 23, ls4s-6m
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Diss solution ofCo-Partnership

vHNliE subscriber hereby gives notice, tha,
Il the Co-partnership entered into the 3lst
day of Mach, 1917, by Anthony Dengler,
Jacob Haas, Daniel r. Haas and Peter Haas,
was dissolved the 14th day of February, lS4S,
by the withdrawal of Jacob Haas, from said
partnership; the remaining partners a.
greeing to pay all just debts Of the firm of
Dengler, ]. Haas & Co.
JACOB HAAS.
Shamokin tp., Oct. %. 1915
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