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THE BALTIMORE
WEEKLY GAZETTE
For 1865.

The Northern Radical journals, in view OF. the
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ITO REAL ESTATE OWNERS!

ALL Persons in Virginia having Real Estate
s1ch as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES, TOWN
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Secret societies are of very ancient ORR
gin. Cain married the daughter Of a Nod
fellow, and it is even supposed that our
first parents had lodge in the wilder
ness"
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Mr. Bulingame says the Chinese have
more books. encyclopedias. pamphlets,
magazines, etc. than any other people. =
Their principal encyclopedias embraces
Eve thousand volumes. This weuld seem
to prove that book education is not every
thug.
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WILL BE FOUND

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To Physicians and others in want of Drugs and
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At small advance on Baltimore prices
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A girl with ringing laus h'' caued
an alarm of fire in Peoria, ILL., They took
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Elk President Pierce is the only living
one of the elected Presidents of the United
States.
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Please address
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He who buys too many supe:futies
may be obliged to sell his necessaries
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A village is place where there are
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Because there are fewer inhabitants.
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Il il best not to be angry and best, in
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The latest definitions of egotism are
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To get rid of red ants sT|hEash your
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Is published the LATEST NEWS FROM Ey.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-03-07

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all iegatees, creditors,
IN and other persons interested In the following
estates, that the Administrators, Executors and
Guardians Of the within named, have 6led their
accounts with the Register Of Northumberland coun-
ty, and that said accounts will be presented TO the
Orphans Court for confirmation and allowance, on
Tuesday the 10th day Of March next, at 10 o'clock
A. M:
1. The Account of II. D. Mourcr, Guardian Of Ed.
ward Calvin, William Ellis Daniel Elmer, and
Emma Elizabeth Machamer, minors, fled Decem-
Der 18th, 1857.
2. The account Of Samuel Brosous, executor of
Jacob Brosious, dec d., filed December %, 1857.
3. The account of Adam hartman and Abraham
xartman executors of William hartman, decd. filed
December 2ith, 1867.
4. The account of Adam Lenker administrator of
Charles Kersteter, dec filed December 9th, 1857
3. The account Of John PAegor and Adam Epler
executors Of John Phegor, decd. Ged january 9th,
g. The account of William savidge, guardian of
Charles Kemerer, minor, filed January 4, 1868.
z; The account of George Dimm, guardian Of AL
Ired and Georgo Hafer, minor children, filed Janua-
8. Tho account of Thomas c. Dimm, administrator
Of h56en Hafer, decd, filed January 10th, 1868
w. 1he account of John Meyers administrato tor Of
Anna Maria Meyers, decd, filed Feb. LIST, 1858
10 Tho account of Philip ii. Follmer. adninistra-
TOR oil Samuel T. Follmer. dec d., filed Feb st 1868
IL. The account Of Daniel Rcitz, guardian Of the
minor children of William Rothernel, dec'd FLED
Feb. 3D., 1868.
IL. The final account ofSolonan Young, admins
traitor of Elizabeth Hunimcl, decd, fled Feb lth
IL. The account Of William Elicit, guardian of
Emanuel Smiley, minor, filed Feb 9Th lSes
Ia. The scc0unt Of Samuel Derr. guardian of
Andrew /. Karchner, minor filed Feb Sth 1855
Is. The account of Abraham Shptnan adminis.
traitor of Ele1for iytlc, dec d, filed Dec. Sth 1865
J. LEIsENRING Register.
SeneGry February 10th, 1863
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-03-07

af men who should have been enlisted In our favor
TO advance the interest Of tho worlsingmhn, and
some OF whom gave us three weeks 10 wind up
others, more liberal. gave us six weeks, and one
three months.
LIE, those who made these remarks ask the small.
es child In the street II there Il such institution
as the Consumers C6scperative Association or pro-
babiy they have the large sign in Market street,
and nearly all admitted II would be a good thing,
provided IL was conducted fight Poor, short
sighted norfeis never perhaps, thinking that every
one becoming member had an interest and pride
10 seeing and helping the enterprise 10 work well.
To use thcff own expressions, they would wait and
see how the Thing worked before entering into it
but perhaps they see II now in the reduced price Of
-four, which We at once put down in price two dol
lars per barrel, and as have been selling 1t ut
tribe above cost ever since, we have been able 10
compete with all the grocers in town, and have kept
prizes down lower than any were able to contend
with. "Liye and let live, !" Is our motto; first
duty s to live and second is to help all others to
live. Our frst quarter was conducted on q capital
Of s325; number Of members at end Of quarter was
43; our total sales amounted to 81 26l 80, which
there was declared a dividend of four per cent to
members on account OF their individual purchases at
the store.
bershp at the end Of the quarter Of 54 the sales OF
the second quarter amounted to $3,425 81, which,
after paying insurance taxes and interest shares,
there was dividend TO members of per cent. ; SO
you see We have turned capital over six times in
the last three months, which takes considerable
fnanciering, as we deal on strictly cash principles,
never giving or receiving credit Ntr shares are
placed at hve dollars limited TO one hundred shares
per member interest at the rate Of five per cent to
be increased to seven per cent from January lst,
1868 Our prospects are fattering considering the
dull times which prevail. Our reputation stands
No. with all; and in time we hope to make the
Cooperative Association of Sunbary q blessing to
every hofne and credit TO its founders.
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known that it is justly regarded in many countries
as medicine of indispensable necessity. In Great
Britain, France ana Germany, where medical sci
ence has reached its highest perfection, it is pre-
scrbed in domestic practice, and constantly used
in the armies, in hospitals and other public nstitu-
tions, where it is regarded by the attending physi
clans as the most speedy and agreeable remedy that
can be employed Scarcely any neighborhood can
be found where we'll known cases Of diseased lungs
which had baed the efforts of the most skillful and
experienced DOCTORS have been permanently cured
by it, These results the most convincing proofs
Of the superior curative properties Of this prepara
ton; and to them tho authors point with peculiar
satisfaction. While it is most powerful against
frmed diseases, it is extremely gentle as a medicine
in infancy and youth, being quite harmless to even
the youngest, when administered juiioiousy.
THIS heG!th-roStorcr accor,plishes even more by
prevention than euro IF taken 10 season It heals
all rritatous Of the throat and lungs, whether ar
sing from Colds or Cotghs or from other oautes and
thus prevents that long train of painful and ncurable
diseases which wold arise from the neglect of them
Hence NO family should be without il. Influenza
Group, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, In
cipient Consumption, and other affections of the
breathing organs give way before this e-eminent
combinations of medical virtues
Prepared by DIR. j. Q. AVER & CO., Lowell
Mass and sold by all Druggists and dealers in med
icine everywhere. Feb. i5.-St.
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DEATHS.

Near Reeds Station, on the goth ult., SOLOMON
FRANKLIN, infant son Of Joseph and Amelia Held,
aged months and 10 days.
In Irish Valley, on the 10Th ult., SAMUEL
CAMPBELL, aged 65 years, 2montbs and "a days.
In Elysbrrg, on the Goth ult., DANIEL GAR.
NER, infant son of Daniel and Susa Knoebel, aged
months and days.
On the evening Of Feb, 18th. near Berwick, Co
lumbia Co, Pa, WARREN FRAZER, aged years,
and on the morning of March Sd, CHARLES
PERCY, aged 2 years and weeks, twin sons Of
the Rev. A. II. and Lydia ShertI
In birth and life they were united
In death and eternity they are not separated.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-03-07

A Coon TINE CoMING.-The cheering business
prospects for the coming summer do not argue the
general prostration of business that alsriso would
foreshadow upon the public mind. The laws Of
trade, in our opinion, will do much to regulate the
condition of the country, and with determined
spirit of industry much of the gloom that obscures
the brightness of the future in the minds Of the
ti.aid will he prevented And with hope for the
good time coming, we advise all to economize by
purchasing their Boots and Shoes at Mller's Ex.
celsior Store, in Mar ket Square.