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bleeding from Lungs, EatarYF,,
Bronchitis. Consumption.
q Wonderful s'ure
Rocnrsrrn. y. Y. jan. l3th, 1s1-

ROCHESTER,, Y. T.. Jan. 18th, 1854.
! K. Y. Pierce, VI. D., Butta.o, y. Y:
DE-. Sri had suffered from in an aggravated
form for about twelve years and for several years
from Bronchial trouble. Tried many doctors
, and things with no lasting benefit. In May, -,
becoming nearly worn odt with excessive Eli
tJrlaI iahcrs cu paper in New urk City, | was
ATTACKED with Bronchitis liz Il servere form, suf-
irrn% almost Il total loss of voice. ] returned
home here. but had been home only two weeks
when was completely pr"siratel with i!rmor
rhage from the Lungs, haetg tJ1J' Sersre bleediEg
spells lCtb iCO "esIS md first Hr.9 inside Ofb;as
dEyS. j. the September following, | improved
sufficiently 10 be ADJ" to be about, though in
very feeble state. Ny Bronchial trouJ,c re-
manned aud CltarGh WIS t-uf1id worse than br-
fore. Every effort Tor relief seemed to be losing
ground daily. ! continued ia thi, feeble state
raising blood almost daily until above the first
Of March. Is, when heclmc 81 bad A. 10 be en-
trely c0uii.ei to the house. \ f:icud suggested
your remedies. G1t WIS extremely -keitjca.
tldt they would DO mg good. IS ! HsI lost a.,
b art in TcGct.ies, ana bcc1u me iicIn" and doc
tors with Gis@u-t. However, obtained one OF
your circulars and read it carefully, from which
came to the conclusion that yuu understood
your business. at least. | ina Is ,btIine! a
quantity Of Dr. SHEcS 3giarfh Remedy, your
Golden Medical Discovery ana Pellets, aud com
menccd their vigorous use according to dirrc-
tons. TO nay surprise. soon began 20 improve.
The Discovery aRl Pellets, il q short time.
brought out q severe eruption, which continued
fDr several weeks. tell much better NY apps-
t.te Gaprur~d, and gained in strength and flesh.
IH three months every vcstigc Of the tatarIh was
gUEe, the Bronchitis had nearly disappeared. /. hll
no Courh whatever and had entirely ceased 20
raise blood; and, contrary TO th2 expectation of
some Of my friends, the cure has .~H.fc,! per
maneut. have had no more irmurIhJ-ys from
the Lungs, and am entirely free from CrtarIh.
from which had suffered much and 50 long.
The leht Of gratitude ! owe for the blessing I
have received NJ your hands, knows no bounds.
] an thoroughly satisfied, from my experience,
that yOuT medicines will master the worst forms
of that odious disease C3tarrh. well as Throat
and Lung Diseases. l have recommended them
20 very many and shall ever peak in their praise
Gratefully yOJrs,
WM. II. SPENl FIR.
Z. y. En. lJ1 Rnta.Nt.r. Y. \.
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Camp, No. 10, y. o \ Of A., meets III led Mems Hall,
HGupts Building" Market stlca every Tuesdly evening.
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building, Market square.
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III Red Mems Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYrRIas-Easterp Star Lodge, No. l43,
Knights OF pythias meets every Wednesday evening,
i'll Brights building Third and Market streets.
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every Friday evening in Bright'- Building, OF
Third and Market streets.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLows.-Fort Au-
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meets on the second ami fourth MOnd3y al each
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every Tuesday evening" in Brights building.
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Third street, ou might of :ull moon
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that letters Of ad-
~ ministration have been granted to the un-
dersigned. on the estate of William B. LOnsdOrf,
late of Jackson township. northumberland
county. Pa. deceased. All persons indebted to
said r-tatc are requested TO make immp6iate
payment, and those having l.aii.,2, 10 present
ihcrn daily authenticated for settlement.
ADAM KEMBEL,
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Churches of SunbuIy.

Taa Methodist Episcopal Church. Arch Ssree:. Rev.
}. \. DcN Meyer, psster.
The Presbyterian church, Market Square, Roy. s. J.
hillkeH, pastor.
The Lutheran Church, Third Stree, Rev. c. W. H-m-
Irriy. I&ster.
Tnc reformed CInrch, cor. Second and Chestnut
streets, Rev G. :. Gearhart, paster
The Baptist CIuTch South Fourth s.rost Rev. 4. G..
Wheat, Iasier.
TIE Episcopal Church, broadway. Rev. D-. Hewitt,
pasic-.
Fleming, pastor.
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To bal. in hands Of Treasurer, at
close of The present sCssiOn........ $50 SO
q On motion an order was drawn on the eX-
Treasurer, !. b. Savidgc, for whatever funds re-
NAMED in his hands. in favor of G.. VI. Lcshar
Prof Woodruff was then introduced and ad-
dressed the Institute on the subject Of clan
guaGc.' He concluded with few parting, in
Iressiyc words as did Prof, Z. \. Angel.
The County Superintendent also made few
remarks very fcuiing!y. after which the 20th
Annual Session Of The County Teachers Insti-
tute oI Northumberland county. was declared
adjourned without specified time or place of next
meeting.
K. Z. OwEN, Secretary.
Mrs }. CHRISTI. tAssi.,,pts
STtEO- STEPHENS.
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..The First National Bank Of sun.
bury PeEn'p.''

NOTICE is hereby given. thai ,l.l 'eEGlar an
~ nU2' -.cr,.eu Vi Directors Of Tie First Ma
i.ouai Gank Of Sunbury, Pa" will be held on
Tuesday, the 2dth day Of January, A. d. 1915,
ut the Banking House, In the borough Of sun
bury, Pa. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and o'clock T. NJ. of said day, in accordance
with Tie provisions OF the Act of Congress.
:. PACKER. Cashier.
sudbury, Pa. Dee -, i@t4.
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WM. G.. MoFFE-


Committee.
On motion the resolutions were received and
considered ScTiai;0.
The first resolution called forth a spirited dis
cussion between Mcssrs. Campbell, Schneider,
Fink, and Patton, but was finally carried, as
was also the "a, 81, 4th, 5th, 9th, Sth, Sth and
9Th.
Mr.. Ross, Of 3It. Carmel, offered the follow
ing:
Resolred, That Northumberland county should
be numbered with the counties OF Schuylkil .
Dauphin and others, in the act OF Legislature
providing for the payment of teachers who at
tend county Institute.
This resolution was amended by Prof. Schnc-
der making the words northumberland county
read "all the counties of the State the amend
ment was received by the Institute, and the
original motion as amended carried also.
Mr.. Campbell then offered the following:
HrS0iged, That all applicants for Teachers
Provisional Certificates be- required to fill out Il
monthly school report in the presence of the
County Superintendent at the time of their eX-
animation.
The chairman Of Permanent Certificate Com
mittee announced that Tie examination of appli-
cants for said Certificate would be held at Sun
bury, on the ID and Sd OF April, 1875.
The Institute desiring the minutes of their
sessions of 1872, 1878 and 1874 to he printed in
pamphlet form, Prof. Schneider was chosen as
chairman Of Il Committee on Printing, with
power TO choose two assistants. He chose as
assistants Messrs. L. T. Owen and 6. W. Camp
bell.
On motion OF the Secretary an order for two
dollars was drawn n favor of the County Su-
Perintendert for money advanced 20 secure NH
sic Page Supplements"
Prof. T.. !. Angel was then introduced, who
instructed the Institute in the principles Of
"EloCuiion.'
c. NJ. Leshcr. Treasure elect, made the fol-
!owin" report:
SUNBURY, Jan. 1st, 1879.
cuAs. N. LEsHEE. Treasurer,
Il. Icroast ,r;h Northumberland Cot5,ty HtSttets,
DR..
70 bal. on hand from Institute ut
session held in Northumberland,
winter of lS1?.... ............ .........$3G gS
To Cash received present session.. G3 30
-S1G0 4S
CIR.
Ey ca7l paid for Crayon aud Sing
ing Books. ...................... &c. %
By cash paid Saul SA:pman. being
money paid for supplement5...... 90
BY cash paid i. I. Owen, present
Secretary ........................ II 20
II %
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appreciation Of the faithful and impartial man
uer with which our worthy Superintendent has
conducted the meetings of this Institute
9. RsS0!rs2, That We ask Il more earnest CO.
operation Of parents and citizens, generally, of
the county, in Institute aud all school work, and
especially in being present at these well all
other gatherings which have for their object the
mental aud moral improvement of the rising
generation.
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2l,l7s Cash Gifts. amounting to. ....-. 81 ,sO,so'
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100, ZOO.
PRICE or TiCFETs.


hgfS>..--.-- IoOO
LigAtus gi etcb CouI $50
~. Iicksts for IOO.e0
The Nont pe:er cplae Humane Association, charter
b. the Leslat ure Of Virginia and the Circuit CouTs
C Orange Co.. proposes 10y Grand Gift Concert TO
blish ana sltiow "EoIne the Old, Infr1n. ana
Destt9;. Ladies' OF Nirginia, at Montpelier hefOrIrer
/ .ss4.elce q: PRECEDENT James EfadioH.
GovEHNos's OFFICE, RICHAoSp, July 3, 1874
Il affords pleasure tossy that well ae4zsinS
Ell with large rnioit ity OF tic oceIs o; the Montpeles
Female Humane Association, ho res in the vicinity OF
hOHF. aud al -. their intelligence and their worth
3ii hct r;Ut 1ifoi geutseuec veil the public
C',ieuce, iEaTsF<s aud Substantial literally
Presented st'oH9 them.
JAMES J.. KEEPER Gov Virginia.
ALLNA:nRIt, Va. July s, 1SI4.-f / commend
thei gents 9; honor aud integrity and fully entitled
To he confidence OF the public.
Il. VI. HUGHES, Y. S. Judge Easn Dist. OF We.
Further references by permission: His ESeellency
GilGr-t 6. Walker, ExtovsrnOr OF Va. Hon. Robert L.
HhrTR Lec. .-tAov. ct Va. aIi u. ), senator elect
senators ard N--sbers OF Congress fr0nl Va.
iiIii5ncs for tickets be made hy express PIE
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by registered let;s..
For fn rGrti9a's4s, iSsDonals, &C.. send for Cir
cHllr. AdaEes=, HON. JAMES BARBOUR.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-01-15
LADIES TAKE NOTICE!
New Millinery Goods

MISS. VI. L.. GOSSLER.
Fourth street, below the Shamokin Valley T.. r.
SCNBURY, PA..
Where all kinds OF Millinery goods of the latest
New York and Philadelphia styles are now open
for inspection.
HATS, BONNETS.
Laces, Flowers, Ribbons. Feathers, Trimmings.
Notions.
Gloves, HankarsliciS, and every Kind of goods
usually ipund in Millinery store.
Ladies arc invited to call and see the immersC
stock.
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