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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15
Tiss. Sheet-IrOn and stove
M A N u z A CTORX

VuNHE suhscrthr continues L. manuficture Tin
Ware in all is variety; also, Sheet Iron
Stoves, Pipe. &c. lie alsn keeps constantly on
hand Japand Ware, such Walters, Bread Trays,
Toys, &c.
STOVES.-Knirkerbock Cooking Stoves for
coal OF wood, superior To any in use; ais =
Wood Stoves, Coal dn, Stove Pipe "f Russia or
American Iron, Hoop Iron, Clay OFFENDERS. &c &c.
Persons in want of Stoves and other articles in
his line, invited ID n before purchasing else
where, d. VI. DRAUTlGAM
Northumberland Nov A
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HQ - 0s0CE.

nN the road leading from Shnmokintown 10
~ Siamhach's oll t,vern, or on he turnpike be
tween there aud the pa l'c house of Philip Wasser,
or on ihe town-hip TIA h,tw 'n there and Dam
vile, large Leather Pocket Book, cnn,ainiug a
number of papers, viz: Ni,s, Transfers, Receipts.
&c which are 1t no use TO any Other person hut
the owner. Any person finding thc abnve desci-
led Pocket Book, and leaving it at Stamskin OF
SunbuTy, will be suitably reward d
w. ID. GEARHART.
November Sh lst5-3,
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NEW SAEFET-NGS.
TIME Subscribers have received, and are now
Il opening splendid assortment OF the following
goods
Saxony. Wilton and Velvet Carpetings)
Brussels and Imperial ply do CAR
Extra superfne and fine lngrans do PET
English shaded & Dsmssk Venetian do ING
American twilled and fg'd 10
English Drueeeus and Woolen Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheuille and Tufed Rugs
Door Mats of every description.
-hLSO-
A large and extensive rtHent Of Floor OJ
Cloths, from one To eight ysris vide, Gu, To Fl, eve
~ description Of rooms or Passages
Also, how priced Ingram Cnpe,,nes t,om SlI to.
6st cents per yard together with a large and s,,cn-
siye assortment, of goods usually kept hy ca pes
merchants.
The above goods will be sold wkoes,.o or r,,a,s
at the loves, market prizes. Coonr, merchants
aud Others are particularly invited Ia san sni era-
mine our stock heic,e making ,he,, srlccuo0s
CLARKSON, RICH ~ MCLld6AN.
, Successors to Joseph Rla0kwaod, No. III Chesaui
| corner of FRANKLIN Place.
rh'adelphia, Fen s2J, isAa.--
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Administrators Notice.

A ii. persons having unsettled accounts with
"A Robert + F,rnswotth decd late If Shamokn
township. Northumberland county, requested
TO present them tn the subscriber. admin nsraor of
said decd. at his reside,c in Sunhurv, immeia'e.
iy; at the late residence Of laid dec d. on S,,ur-
day, the 22d Nov inst.
JOHN FARNSWORrH,
Nov Sth, lS45-3t A,lm'r.
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Watches, JcWeIry, &c. &C.

VINHE subscriber offers for sale 1T the lowest pri-
i ce<, a large and general assortment of Gold
and Silver Lever, LeIine and other kinds Of
Watches Jrw,lrv, Silver Ware, Ebony and Gilt
Man,i Clocks. and Musical Boxes playing from
two to ten tuncs Benedict e. Barney's Diamond
Pointed Gold rcn.; Wutchm k, rs' Tools, Files
and NJ uertals.
ORDERS from the country solicited. ard will
be cliefully stonded to. JOHN &. FARR,
ll2 Ch smut 81, rbiladelph,a.
Nov, l. lSi5,-in
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Success Oftilc Sugar Coated Indian
Vegetable Pills. An OLD MAN OF 70

UMiS is not JeHered people ponid nsf jeiere tho
one rose from the dead to proclaim it.
CAzESovIA. July ssh. lSif.
E HAVE usel forty boxes Of Brand eth's Pills.
and half many more of djf f,ni kinds, but
the whole have not beneftiei me so much a. two
boxes of the Sugar aed Indian Vege able Pills.
They seem To strike right At ,hr foundation of my
disease, which is of a bilious character
IRA ALVORD.
This old gentleman settled CAzenovid so years
ago.
QT AUTION.-As a miserable imitation has
been made hy the name Of 'Sugr Coated Pail" )"
il .ry Ia he ,ha, DR- G Benz SMlrn's
signature is on every hox. Price rs cents.
Principal Office. l79 Greenwich st N W York.
Sold Ivy JOHN ". FRIl.ING. Sunhury.
WIN. FOR>YTHE, NwthuSiH
November 18th lS45
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MD~ ENMEUN2
= | \ n @ S.

VVNHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent.
i for the sale of CONRAD MEYERS GEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pl-
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive and beautiful exterior fpih. and, fr depth
and sweetness Of tone, and elegance of Workman
ship, not surpassed by any in the Uni'td States
The following is a Recommendation from CARL
DIETS, celebrated performer, and himself u man.
utactuter:
A e AIR ID.
HAVING had the pleasure of trying the excel
len, Piano Fortes Manufactured hy Mr.. Mevcr. and
exhibited at the last exhibition of The Fr nkn In
st,ule, feel il due to the merit OF the maker
to declare tha, these instruments are quite rquar
and in some respects even superior. TO all the rr-
FoItes, saw at the caplt'ls Of Europe, ard
during o soourn of two years at Paris.
These Pianos will be sod at the manufacturers
lowest Philadelphia prices, if not some hne hwe-.
Persons are requested 10 call and esami'c for
themselves, at the residence of the ,uh-c h.r.
Sunbury, May IL, ls45. II. /. NANSE"
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UAS const .n,Iv on hand very large assert,
L mrnt If Looking Glasses. Baskets, Cedar Ware
and Fancy Goods which will be sod wholesale at
'he very lowest price,
n, b Looking Glasses injured to any rart Of
the country, without charge.
NnN. L 1918 FIN
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PRICE CURRENT.
IL. "A NEA
NoETEUNBEELANC,

A DIVIDEND Of four per cent. has been this
IA day declared out of The prof Of The lnsttu.
zion fee the last s:x months. payable on demand to
the Stockholders or ,ter legal representatives.
J. r. PRlESTLEY,
Nov. 4. .SSi5-l5,h,-3f Cashier.
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JOSEPH W. JONES,
PIIILADELP PHIA,

No. Is North 4h street a fer doors aJore Market
street,
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HELP TIE
Be nm ers.

TIME subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il Citizens of Sunbury aud the public generally.
tha, they have purchased the shop of Mr.. William
Hoover, in Market street, door west OF the Post
Office, where they will continue the
Cabinct-Making Business,
in all its branches. The public may expect uleir
work done IN the latest style. They hope. by strict
attention to business, to merit a share Of public
patronage.
or Cofiins made to order on the shortes, notice,
and country produce taken in exchange for work.
VIM. YOUNGMAN q II. c. MARTIN.
Sunhury, May i7ih, ls45-ly.
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sou- Of these certainly the Public Depostes VII oe
ramoved-pe-hsrs from five. Two Banks only A.
understand have a. vet been finally Determined on
4 third vii probably BE- selected . me security
shall b. safi-faciorv and a rea1ine-, % conI- VII"
the other conditions shal . shown Iur an.
cour-c viii hc pursued throughout NE oolnI. -
present ;h. amount OF funds u tie Treasury may De-
corsritad AZ si-1- seen Millions and The policy o.
the Government 10 reference 70 Their di-'r, lo
safe keeping eviuces settled hostility 10 banks ano
incorporated Companies
! looked in to-day q. Coleman 10 witness me
proceedings Of rhe Court Marital now sitting Oh me
conduct Of Cap,sn voorhees, ofihe I. irsate Con
eress toward. the Argentine squadron. Lieut. For.
ter was under committeeman vas Pleased VIZ
the clear calm and intelligent manner III when o.
gave h- testimony Mr r Coke counsel iof
CAPTAIN Voo-hae- was iuferroeafln- ne witness n
the mode customary on these occason- livery cues
ZION i. submitted in writing . the Judge Advocate
and by him pronounced t0 the witness whose 81
swer j. taken down. and subsequently read over g
the witness and corrected br him. before 70 become
part OF the record What bearing The examination
Of to-day may have on the general aspect OF inr
case. | cannot sav. Il principally went 20 sno" Una.
the blockade bv the Argentine Squadron. which
Captain voorhees, is charged WIN treating VIII el-
respect was Tor the purpose Of preventing contra
band artIces-such as powder. lead arms iresi
beet. fowls and eggs. from beng -1nne-led milo
p0n and thar The b0ckade was 80 loose AMI inei-
iicieuf that vessels could glarr1hy rn ~ during me
dav and 0ir1g iu the uight-the BlockadinE squad.
ron being usually a. much - SIX miles from the mar
Dor aud Wing outside 'be foreign vessels oi.war
T. generally surrn ed that strong opposition VII
De made ia The senate 20 the confirmation OF Mt
Giett the new Register OF the Treasury. not mere.
v on accOont u his removal hi efficient Clerks mo
had taken no prominent course in politics. and who
stand highly esteemed by All parties among orr co.
liens bat also because OF the cold. hearte>s almost
brutal manner Ia which De has done %. vi i"t
sngrlfer sn Dl05O he seems TO have 100 more know
ledge than q Bear has OF the Polka. It l. rnmored
.O day thar Mr. James one ~ the removed tierNs
concerning whom deep sympathy l. felt . about
20 be- rcns,aied hope the report stands on better
foundation than another which has also reached me
20 the effect that on attempt has been made 20 hog
Mr g lett in.o q rcnilcr bearing
Collector Van Ness. although not yet removed
viii in ai probability be elected from offce al the
end of the month and il Is generally believed. Cor
nei.us ". Lawrence VIII then BE- appointed hi- sic
/ nf--rr
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nv THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
Thing. in philadelphia.
CoresPondeHoe q Ihe I'''','''


PnuADrLFHis. Jure d. T "
AND rrr ANOTHER DvrL-li : currently ru
niorsf tbs morning that Young kancti, sou '' 1850
Rsnisn ESQ and Mid-hlpmsn -chlci-a, Nti' tN.'-.s
az an early hour u d1el % Na-iiis'' ~ s,,hs
rul,-. OF which have not hcsri The same eI'..s.
,,r readers Will remember werc driven 2 ON ilc 49,
notorious ground about ne l-t o. Apr p! me po".'
-,r. 5; MI. civ and Delaware Anl held o. ban 20 So,
,Sc -sscs ONLY II the citizens 81 De.sware Nodi-
rlsks an exsnpie q such bold voiatof OF ir is" ih
.-e instance hy few stripes upon taef oaie os.N
roc no doubt others would forever Do oeiefred n -le
commission u Ike offences. t.t
The wound inflicted upon Morris Merelt" N'>
.ssv who wa. engaged in disSraccfll Isi.~eilo -
Vs.fn-ron Keith = likely 70 prove ~ serious '1I
fsr at,prchcusions being if ioual li'. pa, ' f'
IN. forfeit al his folly. he'fa has lro 'a' ~
Opi,a an interesting meeting Wa n'in 'A'' '.'
-. i. ~, Comfy Court Room. Tor The purpose '
,,.i,r.r- The organization ui >etitl ini .'. N'e
nj Cau.fsi Punishment Addresses "ef. ue,,' D.
a. 49, Paterson Charles Nsyor. t-q = T. t'h
r.-,en go and C. g. eceo.e- hsq Henry : tat,'i 'l-
N NJ Wa elec;cd President oi ihe 9o'''',' N'" ''-
The Bspeal Association Of this city bold meet
ir, an rriiav evening when sn Address pm e'.l'r',
OConncl- ohjccuoua1e |n-la-e 'oN"''
number of p,rs0r. concerned in che roi o..
s,,rss, morning bv which the Fairmolni hn-'ne va.
DESTROYED .avc been committed t1 pnson I'D "''1-' "
heavy bail 90 answer. f......-,.,
The weather again today J. oppre>si'eiy warm
Abou- 8 o'clock last evening We vcrc visited oN
y,,isr, storm OF rain and wind accompanied ".'-
.er,re thunder and lightning BUILDINGS. fees 'eN'''
& were damaged considerably ia various sections
he Ci-v and County bat thus far he.f o ro ives pens
49, three bows who were employed n red on i.'n-
.ns near the Buck Road. narrowly cscaicd. one '
,ber, Wn, ~henen having his hair burnt nom D. D'a'
,~f n. -caip considerably torn by fhe lightning Aho'n'
r.bn Wesrenherser. had his Tex badly AurL ho.-'
which was Instantly killed Falling over .h niia pr
,b.ri ,onrb vas seriously stunned Dr. n1tec Wa
siG ir last .vsuu. sind d.i every thing 20 pr iNt '''
situation OF ~hcusn comfortable. -.au- Peg 'ie-,
Srr,ps Garden was entirely destroyed and .sN '',..
~ In The same District sustained consdffi'f N'n'-'
Michael Bouver'- dwein1 south Front street OH STORY
IA - adjoining. csch sPraned injury 4 rumh,f ''
,ears were hled wi'h water and fier contents GAM
aged. tn.....
About3 o'clock this morning. frame nui'dli-
occupied IS abascry >econd-strcei near German "'
destroyed hy IRE. ......
Much sickness now prevails throughout ihe g. i}
md County Of Philadelphia. particularly among ine 'n.
dren.
Extensive fires are now raging in the pines about
30 miles east OF Camden
regret 70 state that Mr. Main one OF the persons
injured on the Camden Race Course has died nom l.'
ects Of injuries received one OF his legs mad recently
been smputated
State Elves are up to- av 10 -.
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FIRE ~ BlRMiNGHAN.-Ihs morning, a fire broke
out 10 the Rolling Ml OF Messr- Woods Edwards
Mcknight in the Borough of Birmingham opposite + IT,
3urgh on the Monongsieia side The Rolling Mil an'
Forge portion OF he establishment were entirely cOnsu
med The eNerOu- % both nremen and citizens fO snF,
the surrounding buildings which Were on fire in ever
direction were highly credfabe The Warehouse sul
Sal Factory saved with great cxer0ns. The o-.
down 5000 Messrs. Wood Edwards * 30
Knight bad iaer Warehouse burned by he great fse
he 10Th We understand they were insured Eaaf
About one hundred hands viii be- thrown out of employ
lnent by this catastrophe. The ire was communicate
rom one Of the stacks. 30 persOnal Ilfies were
ceived understand Pi;i-burgh Chronicle ksra, I'll
FIREASD Loss OF LrFE-The dwelling house Of
Nr Printup farmer three mies this siie OF Fulton
Vile was burned On saturday .ignt between ten and
eleven o'clock and two Of hs children p.f.sAcd in il.
ismes NJ =. also severely burnt and was hardly
expected % i've Utica Gazette. OH.
~ In >aranac on sunday morning last the new
frze- Of Messr- Par-ons = -ps4dn. and Me-srs. HUI
Justin were consumed By IRE together with tAh c0s
houses connected with the same. and their conient-
lP.ausbursn Nhi- 7th.
FIRE-The fire SATURDAY night was al the dwell
ing.house Of Mr. William Am-dell up the Cherry Valley
Turnpike about miles from the city. The family hal
barely escape from the flames. The building 9as
entirely consumed AID. I've. jour
y The Cecil Nd Democrat Of Saturday says
destructive IRE na- been raging for The last day Or
in the woods There fires IA the woods 10 Neville
10y, about TX or seven mies beyond Mount Holly
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porNCs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

Cornr FOR THE CoRgFcrfoN oF EsRoRs-Ffovr b.
rVi.eraau rs Berqh y Co-The argument in this case
was concluded ,
Siasl Mad and o,ias plaintiffs in 070r -. Dfr'f Il
f,slf dsfsndanf IN error f-umen' hcard
VICE CHANCELLOR CoCRr-uEcisioNs- EusAd ff '
,.f o,5.r. - Rob.rf Tifr and 0tieys-Ihi- we M
lion 20 dissolve the injunction restraining the oeirneeh
an association OF bu-chcrs from occupying ouildn
erected hy them corner of ih street and sf Avenue AS
melting establishment for the melting OF ai INTO in'o"
The injunction was dissolved.
e. : MARsuALs OFFIcE.-Ch1rge Of 1nonW ~ n
r0t-Frederick smith and one or Two other -eninen
the ship Cincinnati complained OF oy the captain
Tor an attempt ~ revolt They We're arrested ans hen
for examination.
The Captain OF % vessel arrived 90 quarantine n.'
complained Of some of bis charge oi muiinf
m refusing 20 pump the vessel 40 time whom b' NJ.
'esking badly 4 warrant uas issued.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday. 10Th INST In the un'ed German Luz.
ran Church bv Rev r. W Gei.seahslr,er 81 -.
ward. A. the residence ~ and by Rev G. 4 Pi.. n
Mr.. JAMES A BOYLE 20 Nss AMELIA y yoanr..,
fsuohter IN ~. late Csn. Frederick l.. Y yai,ss
ON Tue-fsv 10Th irsf hs Rev pr DTq.v JOSypp
y IRELAND 10 NARY AMELIA. adopted dlusA,,- :.
John : Avery Esq ali a this city
Ia IN. CIV IN Tuesday morning the i0fh nsf h. n
pr krebs. Rev GILES VI PORTER u Soufb.s5r, C..
10 Ms SARAH NJ JENNINGS. ct Tn cry
on Monday morning June oh a. Goshc q. Orsn.ec,..
- hv Rev m page VI F. n FISH Csrhsris,s ~
10 MIS- ELIZABETH FORGERsO> of 6osheu.
m his ci,v sth b. Rev NJ White. Alexander Va
70 Fran - Cole.
oh bv Rev Or Pncs. samuel Coui'er 20 Nsr.,..
Mo-, of Ncrvs'k Ct--by Rev, Dr. Tyng John w. :
Aire Hsrrer Roth oi Providence X /
Al Hudson .th Vim Msys - Chnrins Carer;
A. jamestown sl,h mr. VIM. r. barrcr % Ls.rs -,
Wfscoff
A,Grant.ae Is, INST : v Eloii, oiPcal lsa. ~ +.
sarah Sps'man. 81 q.
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- 90 EplscoRal CoeElN1Ios ol III aIaca

- The Episcopal CO>yfNrIos Of the cioce-s
II michigan commenced ~ -e-sion the 9Th instant
rhe Bishop of The diocese predn-. steps haze been
AIKEN for the formation Of new kpscopa. church L
Detroit
n Healy tie Artist. was at the Hermitage OBJ
The % INST painting portrait Of Gen. Jackson or Tie
Kmg u the French.
~ We learn that the bin 10 relation 70 the sa.e
II -piriru0us Liquors which rassed fhe Connecticut
House last week rejected 10 the senate On Monday
lft05
A Warren Co Pa paper OF the 9Th says Ii,
fruit is al destroyed tn. region and We fear gram
~ some cases i severely injured
- or Bull govea concert in Columbus Ohio
Tuesday evening last
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r DoGGETT's NETWORK CITY DIRECT
DRY FOR 1913 AND 1910 u

~ me -uD-i iibfrs 'y tac above rlD. 20 Nsl
,tf-. fr rs.f ~ Dee ga tlf llrl fIl- DAY, ~ ~
ilf- fl rt1 Df.fnry .sslft fff.fv 1f faf 29fol0
L4 FIFTY DOLLAR, REWARD II -
si Do pill af Doe 4llrr -lei. for Tie de1cO1 y p.
fspn W lD -l s- " otter .r sale l,efo,s - Jsyt ~
.at-cloer. join D0GGETr, IL
y DLl--nrL E.-a-l..-ln.a-. " bfys-@'-
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About the Weather.

Al Albany, on Monday NE thermometer STOOD q
90
AZ Philadelphia II rose 70 l0ls.
AZ Hudson i stood Al $50
AZ New Haven Il ranged from ~ 70 loOs.
AZ Baltimore it stood Al 9Os.
In Tins civ i rose 70 go.
The foregoing was on Monday last. On Tuesday.
June Sd a. Quebec Il stood al ass
There WAS white frost a; Charlcsiown Va, on the
Isl inst; and 3.s ult
There were torrents Of rain in Philadelphia Monday
afternoon.
morning
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Mr. ClAY-The Alton III Telegraph calls the 81
-enton q. il readers TO an advertisement OF The Hon
aenry Cay in thai paper offering tract Of go scre OF
and Tor sale opposite that city IN Missouri NJ cay
vas expected Alton SAYS n, Telegraph about the IN
ss' We understand SAYS the Louisville Courier ins'
NJ. Cay W" retur 10 Lexington soon ~ he recover
fo'l assni ndispos,on consequently pos,poning his N
'enee1 visit TO ~ Louis sc, for the present.
NV PosrNAsTrss.--JANEs VFRKIKR. Fried
ano, Lewis CO. y. Y New Posg Otscr) LIBERTY 3.
nSNVA fort heni ksse~ CO; JANIS MAfEs. Lodi.
seneca CO. JOSEPH ToSSSy, Colo=se Osweeo co .
DESRioX Van WoRT Enery. CharfAuoue co DoRrs
.Krrifo>E. stockholm. =. Lawrence Co: Cyxus A
RoBEKrS Factory Point VI
~ Mr. Muir, bearer OF dispatches from the
Srush Consul al New Orleans passed through Charles
on BY express on sunday afternoon last he had de-.
patches from Mexico for the British Minister At Washing
ton brought by the Eurydic-.
- Mr.. Audubon, the distinguished ornl,holo-
est and his son, are al Bsrnun, Hotel Baltimore.
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Z. q. -, d D. y 0. B-Nl-l-

CoNsrLArE o. rHE T. =. SABINE Texas. Nay IT, o.
You viii much ob.-e hose who are intere-'ed IN the
rrade Il Sabine By stating that fhe Tonnage duty levied
1y the Texan Government upon American vessels o.
rern- this port cargoes Of Texsu produce has been
removed and thai, hereafter the vessels from the Unite.
Wi. not b. required % pay tonnage duty fli
port. Ao-i respectfully you're. S.
STEWART NEWELL g. :. Consul SABINE.
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~ The way Hon JONI p HALE is making III,
Ar 2y among the New flampshire LocoFocos is swfa
a he highest degree The Concord Psiro, Of saturday
1svo&es he whole OF IT, second and third psses 70 The
- not seem to stay snnihis,ed. even ana hal
cosrnns upon an oppopen, so powcfrS ss these pro
siopsv desSA aees profess 10 regard NJ hale s rather
-. 81 ammup;t,on Boston Atlas.
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to DtLifi', ORIGINAL ANp ONLY GfstlsE hisi.Al
PNS tNrRACfoR-Ihe Wonder nud Blessing u he Az
ih- medicine bias more power uut Iriucuce disease
han auy other set suorn. no humane physician or psfsn
should De without b. moment Tie pai1s of no WIS
1ur- stopped Instantly, aud healed without hsss1
d sovereign remedy l1r fAe following diseases.
Plies, bl'l blind l1i blecli,g; Bronchitis scai Head
Rheumatism. n'lmmlfOrs md chronic Sore kyes
ssif Rhelm, Spinal Weas1es., Fever Sores, Wounds
s~eln-s. brOaen Breasts, Sore Nipples, Strains,
Constipation and Int mmif Ou NJ he Bowels. Beoni.
BirIefs' lCh Ague in the Face, Sore Throat,
Tic DolererX, thapped Hands
And DOB fact any thing thar nlf painful
Only Depot for the United sf1f--. 40 ~ Fulton afss
som Buildi1-. hev-i orb where oil orders M" - o.
fe-sed poet paid 20 H. DALEY care Of Arson Ffosi
e4 3tAllW
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAcE-Legal Reform Sugar Manure for Iui'
nips address 10 the friends OF Association Description
Of Waterloo Weather Crops. &C; variety Of Ml-
cllGnics
FOURTH PAGE--Commfrcis and Money Matters
Passengers Arrived Marine Journal.
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BEoErS SAFETY FUSD NorEs.-By reference 20 an
advertisement Of Comptroller Fagg IN another column
Of this psger vii be seen that the Bills OF the Com
uerea Bank Of New-York the Bank Of Bu-alo. tie
Commercial Bank OF Buffalo the Commercial Bank Of
O-wego the Clinton County Bank the WaiervAet Bank
and the Bank Of Lyons WI al b redeemed al par upon
presentation and surrender. Those qersons who insist
upon the payment Of tie face Of the bills and the inter
e.. must wai uu the respective Receivers settle up ihe
Affairs Of the Bank. snd obtain order from the Chan
ceor 70 that eject We presume very few holders vii
rfuse 20 receive me dollar for dollar offered oy the
Clmu-rn.rr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11

- ALoNzo CRirTESDsS, Esq. for period OF
p years the Principal Of the Albany Fcrnale Academy
IN "Wednesday ss rendered he resignation 70 The Board
4 Directors Mr.. c. We understand goes 70 Brooklyn 10
IKE chsrce Of an academy IN ihs, cliy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11

Y THE Posrs AND PoxrRY or EUROPE
By HENRY W. LoScrrILow noble octave o.
79pages-hss JUS, been issued by Carey & Hart Phs
dslphia 1t embcdes specimens Of Angio-Tuscsn. Ice
landie Dsnish. swedish German, Dutch French, Span
ish and ougesc Poetry from the With Century down 'S
our time-scec,ed from the whole range OF Enssi
s,nslston We here speak fully OF this credits
IL addition to our Literature but shall review II early
- poesible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11

~ No man can BE- -4id be 10 health while he surface
u Id. BODY > eiozse up with hundred mpercepuo.e but
u-rholesoe sccumulsions which hin from head u
foot The blood rendered impure By th-. and no; only
physical ae-s various vexa.0us ailments Of the rlnd
follow AID le victim both ilunored and Ill And ye
how simple he remedy NO pills or powders-no,hlng
but the sovereign ard yet cheap eAxr-zar A. he Asio
House Bafh yog can have the sv removedAnd il such
way a. 70 you Amos. wish il would cone again,
pleasant ID lie remedy RabDeaus Baihs-Eairsnee IN
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