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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13

In addition 20 these assurances, there were
some in comraties in New York. The Far,
mors' and Mechenics' lJsurauce Company, oi
this city had an Insurance OF SlO.OoO On Inc
building and rurni.,fse, which expired on the
26th Of August. Application was made Tor
q renewal. but the company declined to renew
their risk on the property.
The following description Of the building
will afford an idea OF It's size, ami the extent
Of the calamity. The Mount Vernon, even
in its unfinished condition. is bclived to have
been the largest hotel in the world. 1t was
valued at $4,000. although it prohahiiy cost
over 100000. Uhe building was first occu-
pied in 1858; bu. Messrs Cain and Foster
did not become the tessees until the past sea
soD. The interior was well finished, and the
apartments were !arEer an1 more comfortable
than usual at Watering place hotels. The
structure. at the tiBe it WAS destroyed, was
capnble Of accommodating 200 visitors.
1t was originally designed to have the build
ings occupv three sides of hollow square or
court ward, and the front range and one wing
we're up One wing had never been commen-
ccd. The building vas constructed entirely
OF wood; it was four atories in height in the
main, with towers. euch five stories IN height.
Three Of these towers occupied the corners
OF the building, aud one stood midway OF the
only wing.
in addition to these towers, there was an
immense tower six stories in height, IN the
front. The entire structure, both outside
and upon the court yard, was surrounded with
wooden piazzas that extended from the
ground to the roof, with floors at each story.
The wing was quarter OF mile IN length
and the front covered nearly an equal extent
of ground. The dining room was i25 !eet
long, and sixty feet in width was capuble ol
accommodating 5000 persons. There were
432 rooms in the building. In addition tc
she main building, there was stabng for hity
,hor;es, carriage houses, ten.pin alleys, &c.
There was a tank in the centre tower o
the wing of the Mount Vernon, capable o
holding 90 900 gallons OF water. The waite
was forced iuto il by meems Of a steam en-
gine. Cob Foster. the partner Of Mr.. Cain
was in Philadelphia at the time of the disas
ter.
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ERRYSBURG SEMINARY.

NSIe1e L hCD = ltS( C1Ih l4N n IL L.
iA cademic year Of this hourishine IN.
S...u.' , will commence Oh the I'd Mouaay Of
pa ~ Is ated at Berrysburg. Dauphin Co..
.;c,i a., on .,f Of the healthiest and most beau
MY wv sua,nin an the old "ketstohe State"
,onno, ur Ie "a of the Institution is to prepare
saIJJn1 1n,;a sand Gentlemen for the respon-
n M,rher r1' oroIS Siie, and for Institutions of o
.n e ntbnse Iu, wbo M Every facility will be alTlded
solvas for Teo, desirous Of prenarine than
Inc governing Of the school will be strict
y parental ahc shall slwas be the pleasing
~ "St; VI thg lrinCll to instll into the m'"n
w. ,,,p "'n pup'iS such utments, as, II followed
WA 'e"r T,,;'; :" nouor y happiness.
cuooi. u'.i1I per Nssiou (22 weeks
Modern language (,trol co
common English IT, Grade,) 90
S.. ,o, t2dIrade,) OO
Gpr.ehceS' p..' (suryeylng. Nemistry &C., so
trlatlng and Janitor Sryces, 25
niuSc Piano F0re) 5 90
Earerent nson Boarding can DO had from 81, so
W W $50 yer "eeh. Lectures will he deliver;
'.e'y week on Chemistry philosophy
~c'' To winch the pupilS arc admitted free CT
charge.
There is good Libllry connected with
the Seminary to whhh The students have ac-
cess for small fee. The School will he eE-
ercised in Composition and Defamation once
every week.
The PRINCIPAL beingt graduate Of one Of
the best Colleges in the Union, and having
experience us Teacher hatters himself as
heretofore. to give genera. satisfaction to a!
who are placed under his Triton.
JOSIAH +. KENNEDY A. B.
Principal.
Berrysburr July 10 le56
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House and Lot for sale.

M Hi he sold at Public Sale. on the prem.
ses, on FRIDAY, September the 10Th,
HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, contain.
ing abou, Seven Acres. situate in Lower Au-
gusta township, about 3 miles east of Sunburv.
adjoining lands of Geo, Fashod John Evcrt and
Benz. krishaum. The land is all cleared and
in good order, and the title indispu,ahe.
SARAH PAFF.
l.. Augusta twp, Aug. 30, lS5G.-3t
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1855. FALL STOCK, NEW GOODS. 1856.

1855. FALL STOCK, NEW GOODS. 1856
French Metihoes, all colors,
Fashionable Cloak Cloths,
Fall Silks the styles
Magnificent New DcLaincs,
Best STYLES Fall Calicoes,
Very large Stock Of New Shawls,
Fiannes. Welsh, English and American,
Cloths, Neslngs and all kinds Mems Wear
sheetings, Table Linens, Towlings, &c.
EYRE & LANDElI.,
ath., & ARCH Sts,, Philadelphia.
Storekeepers invited 10 examine our New
Goods. Families can lie we'll suited i every
kind of Dry Goods.
We make Blk. Silks and Shawls leading ar
tic les for Whoesaleng j. 8. JOBS received
daily from the Auctions Of New York and Phila.
deiphia.
t:ES' TERMS NET CASH,
Sept, 6. '56--w3mo
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I:S Teachers wanted.

EpY the Board Of School Directors of Shamo-
~ kin district. Northumberland County.
The Board will meet on the day commonly
called THURSDAY, the I'd day Of October next,
at one o'cInck p. NJ, at the Public House Of
Charles leisenring, in Shamokin township, to
employ teachers for SAID District
The county Superintendent will also he there
for the examination &c. DC.
py order Of the Board,
ELIDA JOHN, Sec'y.
Shamokin twp, 9th mo. 6, 1856.
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WHOLESALE IILrMIsAroE-The Russian
commercial community has volunteered 10
illuminate the Moscow railway 400 miles,
from end TO END. for tho Cars Journey 10 aa6
Sro. The quantity Of trswoyks il coctss OF
rrepsra.ion is saia IS 10 siniosv incredible
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FLOUR, FEED & GROCERY sT,IE
CHARLES GARINGER. .

D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Il a Sunbury and the neighburng country that
he has purchased the Grocery Store in Water
street, in the rear of the wharf recently kept BY
Weisc q Clement, and that he has just replon-
ished his stock which he will sell at reasonable
prices. He will keep a constant supply Of
Flour, Grain and Feed, Bread, Fish aud
Cheese, Hams, Sh5tldtfs and Herring, Coffee,
Sugar and Molasses, Teas, Spices and Fruits.
Nuts, Confectonaries Of all kinds, Boots and
shoes, Ladies CATERS, Misses and Childrcns
Shoes, also Queensware, Cedarware, Hardware
and Notions, &C., &c.
!, Citizens are requested to send in their orders
e Flour, Feed and Groceries and ho viii de-
!. ,r them properly.
st ,urbury, June II, Is56.-ti
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New Advertisements.
SUNBURY ACADEMY,

TsHlS Institution, under the charge Of
Il lssac Hun, Principal, will commence it's
Hiatcr Iirn Of six months on the second
Monday Of September next, in this place.
at the Academy Rooms, adjoining tho
Lutheran Church.
Good boarding i'm rrir"tn families ,"I NC
procured from S2,25 10 $50 per week.
Sunbury, Aug. so, 1896.
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FARMERS OF THiS NEEGEsBOR-
6IOOD,

Gr9werS Of Wheat and Rye. use Leinnu's
Super Phosphate ot Lime, i you ~ant heavy
Crops. or Letndu'S american Fertilizer.
TUNHESE valual lie Manures have been used for
Il the past six years successfully for the
Grain and Tobacco Crop in Virginia, Penns,l-
yonia. New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland aud the
Islands of Bermuda and Barbados A barrel
(25O lhs) is sufficient for all Acre of Land -
The above Fertilizers are composed Of reliable
Chemical Elements, which largely increase the
Crop aud improve the soiling, doubling the val
uc or the land. Prize ofthe Phosphate cf Lime
is $40 90 ton. Nitrcgeucd $40 90, the Ameri
can Fertilizer S 90 per Ton. or SO so Il
Barrel, S - KeE; also, every variety Of
Guano. Pure Land Plaster, Pot Ash, Nitrate of
Soda, Bone Dust. Powdered Charcoal &c.
GEO. A.LElNAU, Proprietor,
No 10 Souh Front Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Goods delivered free ofchsrgt.
tB" To Wholesale Dealers, liherrl discount
Pamphlets in English and Germst Languages
Gratis Orders at distance, Cash accompany
Ing o: Draft. promptly attended to by
q. A LElNAU, Proprietor.
PllIAD'A Pa.
n. D. Diplomas, have been awarded from the
PenhsS lvahs Agricultural Society; New Work
Crystal Palace Association and New Jersey
State Agricultural Society.
Philadelphia, Aug. l6, IS56.-3rn. W.
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Nays -Messs augustine, Barry, Clover fdi.s,r, r,y
Full n, Gavlord. cilE IN, lIrmil H. Taucs ck fjrn,Le
bbeseniins, Msgee Manley, Norris Muinma ra't,. n.
tvnsips, salisbury mrh lCsmbIiaD Thom,sih Is alef
50 the auesiisn Wa ,dstei,~.d IN ,hs ss,,Is,9
On the question,
WIN the House agree o lie thrd smepdrrem,
OIL me yeas and nays VIZ te tdksn, and w,ie us f,,iy.
Yeas Messrs, Anderson, Bsskls baldwin, Ball i,ecs
Lye"mins Beck (Yors) De ub9rd BDyd B6yrT Br wa
,D,oenslai Caldwell, Cunphe, EhIty, CInr, ctawiod,
rp S%ss' Helms tn%,pf Ill.,. nC'1{ m Fiji ~, s4 h,; ss
ouseottper, imnie lngham, In us, Irwin hos John,
GHiqb Mausle, hicneur, Miller, A'oisqinery, Nhnm,
NSSme Se or, Pearson, Phelps Pure, Nj Rainey Reed
stH a t2a,n,s ae"s, s%,,G tAllrrhsny} srsh ym$hl
p"NS1 ND,s sIHnt tLpHzerne) aud Zimmerman -cf,
e.eots s,,@, Sas}5s !7lg.ey Hamilton Ianc cisnrfR
r., Ierso"' RsIg M JImY Nngee Mnnley, M.reh S'yN2tiss
feaiely and Wright, SbeskGt--y5 ~ '
- NE ne, question was determined IN The Affirmative
tln the question,
W., M,'he ii,1se agree to tSs fpuph Ame!rimcn,7
leas.Ncssrs dneI sti 15n n ,, we. !, US ip,w, VIZ
Rscs tlorE, bernhard Boyd Boyt., waay yfD1mi1r Dn.
ipwdai Edingcr, Fuusnd, Foster, Fiy SsiS, Ham'
I,a!peb Helms, HiiAs, IIil Hlleeas Hprla nn'',,I
i"r5eEeeper, Hnjser Ser, lnlre, inis irwin ir;,sh
ss11,poltf lso, I.ongak~, Loveit, MCupol n,CnrtEv
i M Jyona Mapgle. Menear, Miller MnnT;,n,eIv M,o2
& hfen 6tlghoA, Riddle, Rob>ris Shek Sph tCari
y I,o'i Smnh tWyomngD Thompson, Val, watet Wbal.
w sna tLnzerhe) Iearsey, Zimmerman a,i Wright
Nays-NIesss. Barry, Clover Cebourn. Futo, C,,o.
", Iiatnes, Hancock Hieker lnebnm ..enr,no ,
gee, Nlanley, Norris Pa,erson SALISBURY and Wir,rnd
~ '"e question was determined IN the affirmative
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Ayers Cath artiC Pills,

TUE sciences of Chen.s ry All Medicine have been
taxed their utmost proiue this best, most perfect
pnrgnti,e which is known to mn 1nnumerabe proofs
are shown that these pnls hsvertues which surpass in
excellence tho ordinary medciHs, ami tat they win
prsccden;edly upon the esteem all men. They sNfe
aud pleasant to take but powerful to Their peno
tating properties stnulse III. ita asyitics Of tho body
remove tho distractions Of its organs purify the blood,
and cxpel disease. They purge the foul humors which
breed and grow distonpcr stimulate sluggish disor-
dered organs into their natural aton and mrar healthy
tone with strength To tho whue system Not only do
they euro the everyday conf hints Of every body hut
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have haoi
the best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they are the satno tim in diminished doses the
safest and beet hysic that bc oI:royed for children
Being surarcoated they pleasant tc take and being
purely vegetable free from any risk cf harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
stansted by of such exalted position aid character
as to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
eiergymen and physicians have lent their pacs 10 csrt
y to tho public the reliability Of my remedies while 9TH
ers have sent tho OF their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely the relief Of ny
afflicted, suffering fclow-men.
The Agent below named is pleased to rns gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates of their cures Of the following complaints:
Co.tiven"-s Bilious Complaints, rheumatism prcpsy
Heartburn, Headache arising fiuiu foul stomach Nau
sea- Indigestion, Morbid lnacton Of the Bowels and Pain
arising thcrefrm, Flsiulcncy Loss Of Appetite, all Ulcer
GUS and Entaneon, Diseases which require an evacnant
complaints which it would not be supposed they could
reach, such Deafness, Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous Iritabiliry bcran, of the Liver and Kid
neys Gout, and other kindred complaints arising um
on state of the body obstruction Of Il. functions.
DO not be put N by unprincipied dealers with
other pill they make moro profit on. hs, fr AYERS
PILLS, and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this in It's intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best aid there is ior them
and they should have
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

uAJ OVUtlD, oIoOCAAOSj
BOOTS And Shoes &c., Sc,
that is kept in any other store in town, and
His banner is on the breeze
Andlong may i, wave
Ger land Of the free,
And the home NJ the brave
While her Stars and her Stripes
Shine out like the SUM-
Telling all nations
That Freedoms begun.
This is free country or a. least will be os
when all are free, therefore 1t is free tor all to do
their trading where they can BUf ho CHEAP
EST regardless of the and sour lcuKs o
old logv merchants. All are invited Il call and
See.
TIE COUNTRY,
as well Al the town are respectfully invited, and
every person, rich or poor, hiyh or low, bond or
free are invited to call.
Come one come uli and stop your speed,
have goois enough for oil in need
The boys themselves are at their pos,s,
Aud they alone can supply host
Over other dealers in the town
These same boys have won rcnown,
For tcl'ng tie Cheapest and the be,
hurruh, Hurrah Der hill and plain,
Accept my thanks and call again,
Arrany our assortment you II always find,
Goods 10 Gt md please the mind.
We've on hand and always willing,
70 SCI! ou, goods aud earn smiling,
So hold your horses and come this way,
We ehai lie glad to you any day
at No, Market Square, opposite tho Court
House,
J. lie wishes it distinctly understood, that
he is not to be underso!d by any man or comhna.
ton of men. No charge for showing goods.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange for
goods
Sunbury, June 81, 1855.
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a. H. MORTLEY, Es3., Of rcA, N Y, rr-tcs. or,.
nscd your rscTonH myself d in ny family evcr nnce
purpose put out. With bad cold sho,,ld soana
pay twenty-five dollars for ttle than do without A. a,
take any other remedy"
Group, Whooping ,ough, Influenza.
SPRISeELD, Ms5., fst. ,, isss
DRorHgs AYnn: will chees,lly certify your PEcTUs..
!. the best remedy we possessr the cure Of whc2ps
Cough sup and the chest dhascs of children. We Of
your fraternity in the South pprriate your skill and
~ - miiAMCoNKLIN, ND.
AMOS LEE, Esq, ,Mos1EuEr ,viitas Sd Jan, 1856;
al had tedious Influenza, which ,nfned me In doors
six weeks; took many medicines Nout relief; finally
tried your pYcroRAL by the ndvs of our clergyman.
The first dose relieved the sorers in my throat and
lungs; less than half the bottlmade completely
we'll Your medicines tho chcest we'll tn. bust
buy. and estecru you, Etor, and your rene
dies. ~ the poor mans filshd."
Asthma or Phthisic. ad bronchitis.
W'sr MAScHEsR, Pa, Feb. 4, 1854,
SR Your CHERRY pEcToRtL iSerfnrming marvellous
cures In this section. 1t has relied several from alarm.
ing symptons OF consumption, ~ is now curing man
last forty years HENRY LPARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, MD, ALpro MoSRoE Co., Iowa,
writes Sept o. 1885 "During niyractice of many years
have found nothing equal to youCnsEnr rxcroRAL for
giving ease and relief to consuupse PATIENTS or curing
such curaOic,'
W. might add volumes OF oVden, but the most con-
ncng proof of the virtues VI this rneJy is found in is
effects upon trial.
Consumptio.
Probably remedy has been known which
cured so many and such daugeroucases as this Some
human aid reach but ev, to those the CHERRY
PEcToRAL affords relief and coinfor'
AsroR HouSE. New YoRK TT. March s. 1856
DocToa AVER. lOwELt: feel IL duty and pleasure
10 inform you what your CnGEIY EcroRAl has done for
my wife. She hal been five monty aboting under the
dangerous symptoms Of CopsuiApth trcm which aid
could procure gave her much REF She steadily
failing, unit, pr. Strong Of this cit wherc have
for sdvice. recommended a trial your medicine. We
bless his kindness do your S for she has recor
cred from tSt day She is not yeRs strong as she uscd
to be- but is free from her cough nd calls herself we'll
Yohrs with gratitude and regal,
ORLANDO SIIELk, OF SHbLRrvILLR
Crsurrtitss do not despair till pu have tried ArEss
CHERRY PEcToEAl. II is made hycs of the best medical
chemists in the world aud its cu~sa around us besrrak
the high merits Of its virtues - N.adeiphta laiucr
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Wasonere - anything of the kind ever in
5: As il does not gum upon TIE axlts
is much more durable. and is not affected hv
the weather. remaining the same in summer as
in winter, and put up in tin canisters at 31l and
GA cents for sale by WIN, A. BRCNER.
June u, lS56.--
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97r The following translation from the
German of Schiller is said 10 be equal 10 the
original - ...
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1T TO THE PEOPLE!
Ira T. Gle ent

. u V|O1'4'EH UT 1H41IN 1T 'oQU-fItTs,
SJNBURY, PA,
"a AVS cody, boldly and deliberately, that he
~ takes the foremost stand on the grand caval-
cade of Dry Goods Merchants of Sunhury.
He shall continue to sell Dry Goods Id Gro
cercs CHEAPER than ever, as his goods arc
bought cheap 'h"y viii hc sold cheap.
He feels confident with his experience a"d
ability, that he can compete with the
World at large and sunbury in particular.
lie would enumeraie articles If time and space
would permit but as any
COUNTER-JUMPING NOVICE
can do that he will leave it TO the verdsnts and
nniniratcd, it is enough to-say that he has every
thing in the line of
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
4 valuable Farm. situate in Jackson town
"A ship. Northumberland County, adjoining
lands Of Jacob lIilbish, Jonas Wolf, Jacob
Seller and others.
CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
will he sold at public sale, on the premises,
on SATURDAY, the 25th day Of October
next. The land is of good quality, l25 acres
being cleared, about 60 of which is good Mea-
dow, on the banks Of the creek The rest is
well timbered with II variety of good timber.
The improvements are new TWO STORY
FRA ME HOUSE,
a Log Barn aud other outbuidings. The
farm is we'll stocked with good Fruit. Con
ditions Wal be made known on the day of
sale. In the meantime persons wishing TO
purchase can apply to the subscriber,
-. HENRY LAIR.
jackson twp, August 3d. 1856.
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SEcRETARY's OrricE,
Harrisburg, June ~, 1856.
PennsWtanio, IS.

rn. n,d Sef'iy that the above and foregoing is
on The Rs,S cop{ oi The Gus" and "Nav taken
J,nrn,,s @ e eCinn'onweHth, as The appears on t.
,L; r ol inc two Houses II the General Assani, s
,''' o",n'hiwenth for the Session Of 1856 VI
- Witness my hand and seal Of said cfic, M,
- twe,ty;sevenh dny Of June, one thousamd eobt
a. G. CURTIN,
.,r,o 60, Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
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lMpROVEp
sIIPER. PHOSPHATE GF rIME.

sUPER-PHOSPHATE CF LIME.
vNNH L subscribers inform Dealers and rsrIners
l. that they have greatly improved the quaHty
OF their Super-PhOsphaIe of Lime, and now con-
liJently recommended the article as superior 10
any in the market. Also, constantly on hand
PERUVIAN AND MEXICAN GUANo,
Oils, Candies, Soap, &c, at the lowest marke,
rates.
MITCHELL s. CROASDAEE.
Successor TO G. w. Ridgway Il Co.
No. 80 North Whsrves, above Arch 81.
Philadelphia.
~ Farmers can load on Water Street, and
avoid the crowded wharf. "
August 80. ls5e.-lm
SPlCRs. sugar, coffee. nhoiasses, tea, cocoa
. Water and Ssesr biscuit for, sale by ..
usy s, 'ts Y " BRIGHT e s0"'
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AhIiCbh ~. pro
q u PHI RIIG Ii Il u T 81


section Tho state may coiltrtct del Is, to suppl!
casual denclts or failures revenues or to expense
na at % provided for but the nggrepNte Gunt
uenh orect ehd contingent, whether cui,tfSc'u 20 "
virtue pi one or more acts u the genernl assen bly, ~
neren periods Of time, shall never exceed seven ue,
u n'y Thousand lars, and the money arising frut the
creation ut such debts, shall be applied t tbe norpse 81
wh'ci 1t was obtained rery the debts so contracted
snu 10 no other purp,se whatever.
section 2 In addition to the above limited pnycr The
SUITE may contract debts to repe nva sn stppress sur
nsadIs , II iKa saF 70 6Gf qss Ms present -
ho,Nhcr purp'St whatever ~ " "ii''" W
on, s Except the debts above specified in sections
c,.,,.d t ,o "t tns Article, no debt whatever shu! be
''s.ru S, oy, of ON behalf OF the state
section o. To provide for the pnvment or III. r,.so,
leyjsa,, i 10" H"itna debt cotructed as aforesaid the
This nmen% % al ll9 iirst session, after the adoption Of
puri ia,, e,ne' create sinking fund winch sh,l he
samnpIH 10 pay the acctueing interest on snrh Jrt and
than ece the principal thereof hy sum moi, less
ing fund ana htty thousand dollars; which sink.
nnhl, n 2I consist Of the net annual jncn,nn ~ 10
tbr nrncss from time to time owned by iha state r
the state toee OF proceeds Of sale OF sc Ks owned by
NAV be dAsigmpd dvrh other funds or Resources iba.
be increased fnm 4 law. The said sinking fund MAJ
part oi the taxes or o ',, ny "sssgnlnG TO it nny
uent and unless in case n(cnrr"t expenses of govern
no pat OF the said sinking fur INVASION "i isurrecilon
otherwise than in extilgnshned! oe used or applied
u the am nt OF such debt is rctucthe public debt
live millions Of dnlars. Glow thu sum Of /
section s. The credit Of the coinmonwt
III any uanlsr event. lie pledged; or lOanA shall not
cVual, cdnruny, corporation, or association :; any ln
the commonwealth hereaftee Joint 'unc or sucE shall
III aiv company, ,ciutuI, or corntatiur 'dcT
Section O. The commonwealth shall no. nsune :,
dtb or any pat thereof oi any county city Gorurb OIL
township or ol any corporation, orssociani nnI.sc
tuch ceht Shall hHve been contracted enable The stat 10
re7el nvason, suppress dorestc inse Dl, iec,,I :,
self III time of Wur tn assist tno SNt is the dIscDryo
uf any portion Of i's r,N SrIit lhleh'euUtt o
Section Thc Legislature shall not agNnrze onr ~
~, cily. borough township, mcorptied djsIt; Eh
yittue Uf vote Of its ctZens or utherse 10 b.c, ny
s.hnnIet VI my company u's"c.a.or c"tporotiou:
ton, as5ocinton, lnstitutiol or party. F0'"- =
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-13
AYERS
CHERRY
PECTORAL,
FOR THE RAPID CuE OF
Colds, Coughs and
HOnrscnc&.

BnIsTEIp, Mass, Goth &C., 1855.
DN. J. Q. AVER: do not hitats ~ say
the best romedy have ev- found for
Coughs. ifcarseness, Influoba, and the
conoomi'ant symptoms Of old, Is your
CHERRY PHCfon,L. Its conant use In
my practice and my f.nilyr tho last
ton years hRs shown II TO fscss supe-
rior virtues for the treatm,t Of these
complaints. EBES KNOT, NJ. u.