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4 ~ lIla fret Insertion, and 10 eeulA lpr
~ subsslueul Insertion, .e,
a Tsu Iin0s of ordinary manuscript Wl'
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m&(c ihan sif IlaW, publislel Tree "
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- IA RELIEVED HusBASD.-We ,ex.
>|act the following little sketch from
Mrry Graves new book, "Matrimo-
Al inielicitics."
"My wife has gone to visit her mo-
ther. | am happy TO be able to state
that the children accompanied her.
Peace, quiet aud felicity reign in my
H,lxelliug. come and 20 unquestion.
IA. stay out late Of nights without
Tear ofrebukc. | lie abcd Of morn.
inrs and no one insists on my get
ting up. My friends pass the even
ing with me, and there will be no one
ihe next day, to tell inc tina. the win.
How curtains are filled with tobacco
smeke, and the parlor has the fra.
rrance ofa bar room. 1.-two or three
friends como home to dine with me,
Ihe cook never asks why ! brought
-.ahem, or complains Of headache.
i What IL more she does not insist on
aving a new silk dress every week,
81 burs, iato tears il | utter rude or
& naaghty words. The fact is, ifiherc
BE- one thing | like hotter than an.
other. L Is 70 have my wife vizi, her
y. ILL.,
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Danams expressed design Of cx-
hibiting Tom Thumb in France, has
called forth a good witticism from
Ledro Rollin. "Tom Thumb should
exhibit Barnum, said he, :" Tor he Is
the greater curiosity
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.steliesall JacksOnS Grave.

Disturb no, bis dumbcrs, lc, Jackson now
- sleep,
Beneath tho sod Of bis country that over
wecpi
Ills ARIA. arc nuuerycd but his deeds re.
main bright, .
fpr l,ii conp,ry bo Tough. By day aud by
night.
o. wake no, the hero. onr battles are DER,
Lsl him res, uudis,urbcd on Virginia. :
fair shore, ....
On virginia's groom fields so fowcry drcs,,
Nhcre he Tough, I'LL ho foil, let Stone
wall NOW rest.
: Awake not tho hero his battles are DER.
l<s him res, in Virginia, his dear native
~ shore,
Ms deeds are recorded how hravely 10 fell,
Dsave sons Of the South, remember him
''s E well.
OF wake no. bis sluub:rS, tread lightly
e n around,
yristhe grave Of Stonewall, ahero's moundi
.ukilo the Stars aAd Bars dare not over him
wave, .1.-
- viii boas. how he Tough. Tor our eoun'
Try to sarc.
- satais, Sept, 90. Ell G.
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aaaa=
Tux EXPERIENCE OF A TENNESSEE
PARDON SEEKER. MIR. John Happy,
Of the Nashville Banner gives Tho
following description Of bis Journey
ings after a pardon: .
"llad personal interview with hihc
Chief Magistrate, and asked him for
n small pardon il he had any more
left. Chief Magistrate wanted to
know what position | bold in tho
rebel army. The answer was faint,
somewhat hesitating, and little
shaky-TEiid: "Quartermaster."
Chief Magistrate chuckled and turn.
ell his head to conceal a sardouic
smile. "My ancient and venerable
friend, said he, "if you think your
department Of the rebellion endan-
gercd the Union cause, your inno-
eencc is pardon in itself.
- .a==~-a--
The Richmond Times tells story
about a wealthy ship owner Who was
much annoyed at having day IN
every week on which he could get no
captain TO start 20 sea. To di.proyc
the superstition he bull, a vessel, ia
and over which, Friday should reign
supreme. lie laid tie keel on Fri
day--put in the masts on Friday
rigged her on Friday-launchcd her
on friday-callcd her Friday---found
a captain who took her TO sea IN FRI
day, and he says he prcsumcs she
wen. to nELL on Friday, forhc ney-
er heard Of her afterwards.
.aslsssaa- 80 --.====a
II is not an encouraging sign
that the articles usually selected from
Northern papers, for reproduction in
Southern journals, are taken from
newspapers that, during the war.
opposed It's prosecution, defendedse-
ccssion, and IN several instances, were
put under ban Tor their open and bit
,crhostillity TO the Government. The
mischief Of this Is that the Southern
people are led to think that these pa
pcrs reflect popular scntirnen, At tho
North, an error which will be sadden-
ly dispclled when Congress meets
CiacinRati Commercial
-=s-==a- -..,ss-.ss-sa-.s.as
DEAtn OF GES. DgrP GREEy.-
the Mobile Tribune Of tho tenth,
says:
We arc panied 10 learn that Gnn.
Duff Green died in this city yester.
day evening, after q long and painful
illnoss. lie was citizen Of Eulaw,
iirccnc county, in this State. Du.
ring the war he held the responsible
position Of Qnlrlcimaster General Of
al. state
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
Reading Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
July goth, 1885

rB s1fe lea ~ July goth, 1862 e., 1i1ii1A .ri
OREAT TRUNK LIKE from The North ana
Vi North West for Philadelphia, New York. Read
ing PottsyiIIc Lebanoa Allentown, Easton, &e,
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York as fol-
lows: $40, % and 8 Is A. NJ. and 40 +. N ar
irving at New York AT 70 A. NJ. and 800 and lO'3O
p M. l,-- .-... i. eli. ,.,-..e.t
The above conn ect with similar trains on the Penn
sylyania railroad and Sleeping Cars accompany the
first two trains, without change -..l.
Leave for Reading, Pottsyle, Tanaquar Miners
Vile, Allentown and Philadelphia at s. Is A. M and
las P. NJ, stopping at Lebanon and principal sta
tOns only. {4 VIyl ,.ILt t.l .
and l.4O p; NJ Returpiug, leave New York at 9 90
A NJ II noon, and 8 90 p. M, Philadelphia at
S A. NJ and 33e p. M Pottsvileai Sl5A. M and
2.35 p. NJ. Ashland at 6 10 A. III. and 1900 noon
Tamaqua 3.l5 A. M. and 2l5 p. M, and Beading
al l06, T.3s and 1915 A. NJ, f3s and 800 p Nj
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reading al
500 A. II, returning from Philadelphia st aol
p. NJ. .-.-.Htr tas Il. ..-.- ....r-t.., ..t.tu.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave 2eading at 6,QC
and 10. IS A. NJ. and 6.l5 p M. for Ephratai Litiz
Columbia, &c. J. ..5l-...-.,
4 On Sundays; Leave New Yerk at s p. M, Phila
delphia SIS M, Potisyills 7. so A. NJ, Tama4na
a N, Harrisburg SIS and Reading at A. ID
- Communication, Mileage, Season, and Exeursiel
Tickets at reduced rates 10 and from all points,
90 Pounds Baggage allowed each PsssenSsT' a 300
.a.ss.L -. .4rnIWdsneral Superintendent
July ~, iNoS. Lsfrls| VI NJ ..TH.l.H lfnfA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

Iy- We learn from II. D. WHARTON, our army
correspondent, at Charleston that the 47th Regimen
P. w., of which the Sunbury Company forms part,
has not been mustered out of service and will not be
most probably, mustered out until NJ month Col
tor of the Eastern
District of South Carolina and 1t Col Abbott now
mands the 4Tth. - -' . .-..
We are pleased to learn that correspondent has
also been promoted by the appointment If G0Mmis-
sARY SERGEANT of tho regiment. His appointment
will no doubt, be well received by the regiment
and we know that it will be highly satisfactory to hi
many friends at home as some acknowledgment Of
his patriotism and faithful services dnring the entire
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

. .
GEN. GRANT recently said to friend. II
am small eater, but ] am huge sleeper
To keep me in good working order need
nine hours good sleep out OF the tSehty-
four, can dispose of more, but nine must
have. When l was out West, could com
mand about seven, and nearly broke tSown.
Give me my quantum of Steep and l can
meet any amount of exposure and labor"
TnERE is a. scandinavian new spaper 10
New York, published semi Weekly, TIE
language used is queer mixture OF which
the following sentences are specimens
president Johnson hayde delighted til paa
berommeiing Alaatle at ajore sig utfodlig?
"De oiodtorstige Aboiitionister med deres
corrupte Presse have derfor kaldet os illoy'
aie.p NJ bs4sr--I s3s sl,dr ..t fl ,r- rr-g
| SOME desperate liars are getting up tn.
! report that the high price of, eggs Is owing
| to the tact that the hens are at great expens,
! to procure revenue stamps to put on thei
man ufsetured articles The whole story ii
a slander, either upon the hens or the reyen
pe, officers, we don't know whfh, n y
Bishop Lyet, Of Jsonth Carolina, who
now in Rome, and Miss Cora Siocum, "a
New Orleans. have been pardonsd by tn
President. The confscated estates OF Mis-
slocum have been restored, TO her, on n
commsndation Of General Butler. assii '-s.i .sa.
I, LAND can: be bought here. says > Maco
writer, at . very low price One hundrs
acres lying four miles from Mscon--ssvens,
eve aores being cleared, with slog bonsslo
it-were offered me for fifty cents IN acn
) ThiG -psshsps, 10 noe. . euiesrion,s but %
qasnsii, ess Be- boughs icr = sn ssss. q. /. 4.
! Assas raass- -aasssa tosra 's Yss,s. y ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

FIVE thousand female operatives are
wanted irnmediatly atBoweli, and the same
number at Lawrence and Manchester, Mass
achusetts. Wages are high and agents are
seeking female labor in ether sections and
in Canada. us yii1-ia--5 4ssz -AN 81 fl'"" 80
Lasr Friday monument 10 the, fallen
soldiers Of Cleveland was dedicated In
Woodlawns Cemetery, Two hundred aud
thirty,tiye names aEs already engraved upon
it, aud more are to- be recorded, q, = hsi'79s
,sTxE fashion makss are trying TO- intro
dlce the peasant skirt, which ydsssnt seach
tbs ground by several inches il ~ ~, "a ~,
4 jaw-bops, fourteen feet long, ax wide
sud oorts1ning foEty-six teeth, once belong
| iss 20 spi~ vhsle, hss s1rsas q Nan
Socket L.s.yAE 49,, -, ,..,.,.s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

u Town Lors ron sALE,-We call attent ion
to the advertisement for the sale of town lots the
Augusta Hotel, on Saturday, the 9t day Of septem
Der 1895. These lots are In Col Cakes addition to
the Borough of sunbury, and are located in the
vicinity Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compsny's
Work Shops, now nearly completed. To persons de-
sreus of securing property and home in this local
ity whers an abundance Of Unemployment can be had
this sale will afford rare ndueem ents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

Sent to all Clergymon at half price. .l4 h.-
NEwBERS, N. c., Jsne 10, '6t'
I suffer no more from Mosquitoes to night, or Flies
in the morning. The set Of Shields you sent me l
find an efectusl protection. Truly yours,
SARAH z. BOYNTON.
To p, JOHNSON, No. H. Vesey St, New York.
ESrThe above Is only one of hundreds ws aEe con-
stantly receiving.
50 - Nosl2 Veseystreet New York
July 10 1855. LIN S-sa~@ & ,s-l - Na-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

yEyCoAL IN 1Usios Cousff. Some of our New
Berlin friends have been considerably excited by the
discovery of vein of what they term bumipous conl
in digging well in that place We presume it is a
small of anthracite coal which Is often found
outside the coal basins We have seen vein of pure
coal, half inch thick, mbeddede in solid rock, no,
two miles from this place ,.a. r-aI rif II h "a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

tg BRIck.-Mr, B. Hendricks furnishes the brick
for tho new Court House except the pressed brick
which come from Philadelphia. This building will
require about 100000 brick to complete it. Mr..
Hendricks has only recently started the business and
has burned three kilns within the last month Of about
100 900 each .i. ..' ...'ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

YPEAcnEs,-Quite number Of boxes Of this
fruit, has been received from Baltimore and Phila-
dclpha, by our dealers They have been selling
from s2 TO $3.50 per box according to quality.
Peaches though in this vicinity ore abundant
in Delaware and Maryland! !i oo' n.. -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

7' THE sorIRREL' LAw.-As there appears to
be some misapprehension in regard to the time when
grey squirrels legally 'Shootable," We would
state for the benefit Of all concerned that the not of
April 2, 1862, fixes this time from the LIST day Of Sep
tember to the last day Of December. The Law in
icts penalty Of Ave dollars for killing them at any
other time -f.I .1 b.. ... "4 4'".h
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
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Ten A. AND MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS Au


The Times City of Mexico correspondence,
of the 1lth ult, says that tile French orgdns
state THAT "it will require 100000 more nirn
TO destroy the bands OF Juarists." The ris-
ing of the people takes large" di'nensiohs,
nnd the reports of Frence successes are un-
founded. Gene raj Alvarez has just inflicted
II heavy blow on the Imperialists at fepella,
completely youting them and taking three
pieces of artillery. .,.r.r,... ,...-....r.-.. ...t
Great disappointment is felt at the failure
of the combined French md lmperialst fol-
ces against Negre,, in the pass of Bucna
Vista. Cortes reipns suprems from Alata-
moras to, Monterey. '1 gaI
Juarez is still in chihuahua undisturbed
BROWNSVILLE, August IA train OF, so
wagons from Matamoras was corralled on
the 18th by party of Liberals, and skir-
mish ensued, in which the captain of the
train was killed and an imperialist colonsi
wounded. r.'l..t 7'h. l
Cortinas proclaims to the Matamoraps
that unless they support the Empire he Will
denounce them as traitors, and conhscate
their propeyty. = .- .'t ..'
The Liberals hold the entire State of San
Louis, except The city of San Louis Potosi,
but have their lines three miles from there
| Guerrilla outrages in Texas are numer-
| pus. r- frr5 o. f % ti r''EsIiro s'--.r"f P.
The State Treasury, at Austin, was bro
ken into and robbed of $50 900 in gold,
Alabama news shows great improvement
in public sentiment The planters express
their confidence of the success, OF the ises
labor system. TTtag U.t
Generals Gordon Granger, from Texas
and A. J. Smith from Montgomery, had ny
rived at Mobile en- route for New Orleans.
|
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

lY@TnE LUTHERAN CHuncn. .--Workmcn are
now engaged in making extensive and thorough
repairs in ls church edifce-by papering the base
ment and arranging new seats, and BY fencing and
making yard in front. Among tho Improvement
in the interior OF the church. inside shutters will be
substituted COR the present blindsla0 w II 81 -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

tg'ADMIrrED TO PRAcrIcE.--Thc following gen
tlemen were, motion, admitted to practice in the
several courts Of this county: a. = .-..
VIM II. Gram of Shamokin, Adam Hoy ESQ.
George Merrill and VIM NJ. MeYwine. I.l IL ..E
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

EXPRESSIONS AND BorsrlEs.--L II. KAsE, Esq.
Of this place, is duly authorized and claim agent
for the collection Of Penssons Bounties and Back
Pay, for widows orphans and soldiers Business in
trusted in his care will receive prompt attention.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
The Great Reaefncto Il sick HOO IA.
. r-1'oMuOuiOn! r-s

j. HAVENS Patent
Mosquito Shield, or
day. Affords absolute
protection from Mos
quitos, Black, Sand 4
House Flies, Bees,
Gnats or Dust. Mailed
tor its price, 81 90 70
81 80, or sets fpr bead
and hands, $500. Is
worth double'its price
for the sick room, OF
a morning nap in fly
time. Send Stamp fol
Circular. A liberal
discount to tho trade;
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Local Afairssi., s.

fze- NoricE TO SuBscRiBERs.--Asth the Grst year Of
the publication Of the AMERICAN under the present
terms will expire IN September, it may bo well to
remind subscrbcrs that fifty cents can be saved BY
paying within the ayear.. Subscribers forward
the amount BY mail at our risk a3l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

To FINE ToMAroEs.--We received from our
neighbor f. GFARss, Esq. some eight or ten days
since basket of very fine tomatoes, raised in his
garden Of which measured Is inches in circun-
-. ifF.. .r. 4 F..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

LY7A Danyille paper credits an article from this
paper to 'Sunbury paper" Quite definite.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

LIZ CausHspa TO DEAIH.voni fsidsy ast seoas
I o'olook. Miehssl O,Bourk was linstsaty hAsise
4 the Bnek .Ridgs coliisry Mines, BY ths nhips os
+ a rock Of near . TON weight From hsSep o. ne
r.... in which he wss working. He ~ss sosd seees
a yssr,, and leavss wife ssd chi,d - rcup ~
ssasi, az -sAaa'ss s12 - asgs sis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
sunbury, July l, 1865.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

7 =. ~ = p =. = q
d NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
y. B. EEsSHAANES, would respectfully in.
form the citizens OF SUNBURY. and the public
generally, that he has opened a new,
ga, J" PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
In Simpsons Building, South side Of Market Square,
where he is prepared take in the best style Of the
s1 PICTURES TO FRAME,
-It 81 PICTURES IN GASES, li
z ~ ''i. CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, =
Also Pictures made fos Rings, Breastpns, Lockets
&c. Persons wishing in our line win d. wcf to call
and examine specimens nj the Cutlery.
We hope to merit liberal share of public patron
age. OUR MoTro Isr TO PLEASE.
Sunbury, July 10, 1862 e.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

VITANTEnb-An active energetic business
w man d. take the agency fer this essnty Of a
6rst-class Life Insurance Company. la.g.i, ~ .
Address, Bex 2224 p. o.. q
July ~, lS65s-Atsl 31su nu Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

air ALT MI IRE s-a
LOCK HOS sPITA
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACK-
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE n CURE
.'.H CAN DE OBTAINED. %
DR. JOHNSTON has discoy cred the most G crtain,
Speedy and only Eifectual Reme,ty in the
Woyld for all Private Diseases Weakness Of the Back
Limbs, Structures, Affections OF the Kidneys and
Bladder Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, Gene
raj Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, l,anguor, low
Sprits Confusion of Ideas, Palpitaton OF the Heart
Tfmidity, Tremblings, Dimnesso sof Sight or Gddncs'
Disease of the Head Thront Nose or skin Affections
cf the Liver Lungs Stomach or Bowels-those Terri
ble Disorders arising from the, Solitary Habits OF
Youth-thosc and solitary practices more fatal
liners of Ulysses blighting tlFsr NEST bpinss hopes
ar anticipatiens, rendering marriage &eo 'mposSi-
"'', o. YOUNG MEN
Especially who have become the victims of Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annua.lly sweeps to sntimey grave thousands Of
Young Men Of the most exalted taents and brilliant
cSatSs M Win he fndes Of cOqucncc or walked
10 ecsaty the living Tyre, may call with full con-
idence.
! Married Persons or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware of physical weakness, organic
! lebility, defornies, &c, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Of Dr. j.
and confidently rely upon his skill as Physician
th ORGANIC WEAKNESS
| I'm m etFiately Cured, asrl Full Vigcr Restored.
| This Distressing Afecton-which renders Lie
| miserable and marriage mpossibie-is the penalty
paid by the victims ofimproper indulgences. Young
persons are too apt to commit excesscs from not
being aware of the dreadful consequences that may
/ onsue Now, who that understands the subject will
recnd to deny that the power of procreaton is lost
sooner by those falling into Improper habits than by
the nrudent Besides being deprived the pleasures
of healthy offspring the most serious and destructive
| syn ptoms to both body and mind arise. The SYSTEM
becomes Deranged, the Physical and Mental Func-
tions Weakened, Loss of Procreatse Power, Nervous
| lrritabity, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
! Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, Wasting Of
| the Frame, Cough, Consumption Decay and Death,
Office, No. south Frederick Street
| Left hand sds goug from Baltimore street, n few
doors from the corner Fail not 10 observe name
| and number. D . So. ga.f..... f...4r.ns.t * =,
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The
Doctors Dapicmss hang in his office
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1905. ud ..1 y'IaI 4ao,4 1-j 10 1885
d E,I,iIs,tleiplfa & Erie Ienilread.

IaOS. old ..1 y'iiaI aaoi- 1-I 10 1885.
d. H,I,iIa,leipl,fa & Erie Ienill.ead.
TNIfIS great line traverscs the Northern and North
i west counties Of Pennsylvania TO tbs city of Erie
on Lake Erie! i}s sfal 3luHf5 LoL 1. y sou
1t has been flessed by the Penpsylyani Railroad
Company and is operated by them, /
Its entire length was opened fer passenger and
freight bushess October 17th, 1894 lrif tI4un 4
j. Time of Passenger trims at Sunbury, .s siig
-oqra ri si 81 30 Leave Easts ard -b1ce. 3 ..t4
III Mail Train, arrives n9I i9dl0 yGIos Y y. NJ
Enira Express Train,,s,,,I q. ..t. i| ll,35
. Lock Haven Accommodation, obs A. NJ. !
Tyrone Accommodation, 420 r. NJ
t44d'l no' - Leave W estwnrd, '7 7.' Ht
Eb Mail jTrain Ig 3.i u d-Uyr0-Q gidBl 415A M
u Elnira ixpress Tram, ,1E rBrTd yl1bi2O I"
L Lock Haven Accommodating 10 s4s25 P. M.
TyFenc Accommodation ItbnEIC l0.45'A,M NJ.
Passenger ears run through on Mall Train, without
change Both ways Between Philadeiphia and Erie
and baltimore and Erie.o sl1l ,sc.5 fl5
IN, Elegant Sleeping JCars on Mail, Trains both
ways between Philadelphia and lock Haven, and
and on El,nira Express Train both ways between
Wiinmspott and Bal6mue%i - son ava
For informstion respecting Passenger busines,
apply at Both and Market ST., phiiadelphia ~
And for Freight-basiness of the Companyfs Agents
L S. d. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Market ST.
Philadelphia. ~ 4 'ine9 I4 a..r.a
d. W. Reynolds, Erie. ,tLE -. ...t a.. .
l.. William Brown, Agent N. G, r. r., Baltimore
IT, H. lIousTos,
l1.. .-Itg .i Gen'l Freight Agt Piilada.
- .t. Ha..F ii. w. GwtSNRR, f|.
l. los l.. ssr Z Gcn'l Ticket Ag't, Philada.
Isa a...r .GE s.. JOSEPH ID, PorTs, gu. '
| ........ t.H.. ..i .deu'l Manager, WilliamsPort
n Dec 81, 1864 ~. ,e a0,fr ...-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

HALLSr. PHGSIyvIILE, Jan. IL, 1854
I most cheerfully bear testimony to the value Of
the phoenix Pcct0ral or Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Seneka Snake Root Before using it
had been suffering with tickling in my throat and
tight cough for than two years, and had taken
various other medi enes with no relief As us
began to use Dr Uberhotgers dicne the irrNa,
ton in my throat allayed and in Il few weeks
was entirely cured. .-} pg r....t. .lJ
have also given it 10 my little girl, for croupy
cough, with the happiest effects. : ,-..- .-......
Signed, JosErn LrKENs.