Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-04-03
ELrsrrRo. Pa. March 25lh. 1s75.

u-. Editor-Dear Sir
Having noticed in the paper, the brief state
ment made by the good people of Eiysburg, re-
latiye to their institution, and feeling great III
terest in the welfare of that Institution We, the
undersigned. representing some OF the students
formerly in attendance at the Elysburg AcadG-
my, now in TIE field of teaching, respectfully
write in endorsing what has been said in the
stateineIit referred to. sense Of duty which
we owe to Mr.. Bartholomew, as bcnefactor,
compels us TO take this method of expressing to
him-the high regard we have FOR him personally,
and Of acknowledging ourselves debtor 10 him
and the Institution of which he is the head.
We have been referred to as evidence of the
success of the Institution whether we bear tes-
timohy to that fact or not Is a matter left for
others to decide, but We do testify as to the tho
rOughness and praCticability Of the course of
study pursued in the Eysburg Academy. The
excellent discipline maintained in this Institution,
and the thorough and practical training nstiied
can not but prove of untold value TO students.
he plan OF instruction, unique and com
prehensive, so fac;Ie and free from the toll and
and drudgery Of many schools, all contribute 10
make this Institution a desirable one for young
men and women 10 prepare for the active duties
in life
1t is = live. practical, common sense school.
conducted by an able and skiilful teacher, who
has the cause al heart, and whose energy aud
perseverance never tire in labornC for the spc-
We respectfully submit the above to the pub
lie, not osteutGtiousy. but As the utterancc OF
our honest conviction of the character and work
ings of this Institution. Desiring that more of
our friends should participate in the privilege
we have enjoyed while in attendance at the Elys-
burg Academy therefore, be 1t
ReSoIttd, That We extend to all, eager to OBJ
tain liberal education, and especially to those
wishing to prepare for teaching, an earnest and
hearty invitation to become members of this
practical Institution, assuring them that they
will be doubly compensated for the time and
money expended, and rledging ourselves that
they will be received with warm and hearty wei
come and will soon be made TO feel that they
are among friends.
Signed, Vim. B. Eistcr, Uatten 4. Hensyl.Jno.
Gillespie, John c. \ Iocum, VIM. \. klase, Uria5
Bloom. Daniel Fettcrman, GeoIgiaEua Jeiieris.
PIrMAE's PHosooRArHr has hitherto teen cpesdsTee,d
had VIM Il. however las several and in o-taIlt
defects: hi ficult 70 learn Oh account OF it, nne-
Gus rule with array Of exec! tons to :en from
the fac several sounds have fEcty Of Signs,
which apt to delay and confuse e. an tA siIrtec
writer wno has to think which form le should when
he ought he free from all Thought except ~ to what
the spe ~ Is syAG. These de- Gets, and the necessity
Of a more SIM and uniform system, have led TO the
perfection OF system known as TYPOGRAPHY,
(leri ed Greek words meaning pleasant writ
iugl wlict free from al ire gdlarties aud is Uuc
'ser, aud ihir cent slcfter than Pltnaus. Ire
wlole Irucii c ~ S art nn.y he acquired in few
davs atd months p!act;ce Of or EcuC dolly i'm le.d
i writing VIII enable any with faci y.
IT, .NI,yJ-.L or EnroGRArHY" 5sI u;i!-hed sy Ncssrs.
T. W EvASs & co.. oi Phadrll ha, res o.ls!b!e hr,
WI promptly tG'iiiI tue oEer Acy make Ia cur AL
V.fi.s ug columns
'sTHEIP NAME Is LEGION may &c applied to
those who die annually OF Consumption although
science has of late years seusibly diminished
their number. 1t is gratifying TO know that the
general Use of Dr. Wi-tar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is largely instrumental in attaining this
end.
We are Confident that 10 case of cough, cold,
hoarsencss or influenza, can Withstand the cOUn-
terirritaut and tonic properties of DR.. Wisharts
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. Is can he had at all
druggists and stOrckeepers.
SATURATE a Picc, OF Bread or Meat Sith gas
tric Juice and il will dissolve This is digestion
Add to such a mixture a little alcohol and ii
will not dissolve. This is Indigestion. Beware,
then, of tinctures, or tonics, or decoctious con
timing Splrituous liquors. Shun all rum 'iOnics,
and RELY solely on DR.. Walkers Vinegar Btters,
the finest digestive invigOraut known, and free
from tie fiery curse Of Alcohol.