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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19
PUBLIC SALE.

fURLIC SALE.
BY order Of Assignee.
VI THOMAS 4 son. Auctioueer-
VALUABLE PRINT WORKS
WILL BE SOLD HI public sale ii thu Philadelphia Et.
w change, Tuesday. the 18th November next. al :
o'clock in the Evening all the Machinery and Fixtures Of
those extensive Works, known a. the South Trenton
PRINT WORKS,
New Jersey consisting Of three Printing MachInes with
all the set OF Mand rls-two Cal!
end-rs-.wo Screw Presses and Gearing Steam Engine
an. four Boilers-FiImres for Bleaching and Dying
Tools and Fixtures for the Color shop-blachsrliihs
Shop-B!ocking Carpenters Shop-Machine shop;
Padding and SINCE House, &C. &c.
The Works and Machinery and All IN order, aud may he
ygt N operation without delay
They embrace all the convenience for Bleaching, Dying
Printing and Caieud-rng three thousand pieces Of Goois
per week and the location Is believed 20 be OF the
best in the Union enjoying the facilities Of cas- daily
access by the Delaware River the Delaware and Ratan
Canal the Camden and Jersey City Railroad, through
the year with New ana Philadelphia. Coal Of
the quality and very low is delivered al The
wharf the River Delaware, opposite the Factory and
abundant supply OF Wafer power furnished on mode
rate
The Print Works are now open for inspection.
Terms cashof approved paper at months interest sd
d-d
~. Should several persons h- disposed unite and
purchase these Print Works. they may Al trifng eN-
peus have the advantage OF very favorable Act Of In
corporation granted years since By the Legislature
OF New eTs-y-a copy OF which will be shown spPi
cation 10 the undersigned.
&, order of ISAAC COLLINS
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS

BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
FOR HARPERS BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE, AG-
L dubou's Birds OF America, Ac- &c
Z. w. would gratefully acknowledge his obligations
The 0o subscribers HsrPer Bible for their patronage
and tie satisfaction they have nvEri.bly expressed he
wonla sugses 20 those subscribers 10 have DELAYED
,ne binding OF thslr copies AID may them doCe
by Christmas or New ears, la hey Immediately forward
them 20 his establishment where they may depend upon
having them substantially and elegantly bound
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing thsir Bibles other
works 10 * called for. VII be promptly attended -, Il
nuie Is SEM - The proprietor through The Po-tOce City
Express. EDWARD WALKER.
Dal SaIs York Sr-1,- II E,},o
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Ii VESSELS WASTED-Three- good so9rs :,
go schooners wanted 10 freight iron from BndgePgs'
70 Newark liberal price will be pad Il ilh'0
date application be made 20 BENZ. 81. SIBERIAN,
l VESSELS WANTED-Three good sLooaS3
ELor SCHRS. wanted 10 freight iron FROM Bddssps
TO Philadelphia A liberal prizes viii be psi6 4 -
mediate application Is made u ~,
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Urn GOODS.

BLANKETS. LINENS, aud Housekeeping Arl
ID cle--A. ARNOLD co. 81 CAnsst have now IN
store fun assortment Of the a5ov. goods consisting OF ~
L.lnen. heavy extra heavy and fine Fronting, manuae-
tured expressly FOR their family trade.
40 q End g inch Pillow Linen.
Double Dama-k Table Cloths, from 81 10 yards long
Napkins and Doylies 10 match
:. lot Table Danszk and Diap-r-
Brown sid Biesched HucsahscA and Diaper To"ehnes
Long Lawns. B.rt--eye Diaper, CruG4b Cloths, EH-
bo.sed and Printed Table Covers.
10 H. Y and 49, Imperial end Toilet Quis. cradle size
do Coiured and White Toilet COveFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

| AMPS, GIRANDOLEs, Hs!lLsr!erns and Chan
II de.iers-Deiiz Brother Co. Ashlngion stores, No
l5a Vilsmst manufacturing and have always on
hand, full assortment Of articles IN their line, Of The fol-
lowing descriptions which they VIII sell a: wholesale or
retail 81 low prices, for cash =
So!sr Lsmp-G Bronze and Slverec, 10 gres! variety
suspeRdng Solars, do. do.
Bracket Solars, 60. DO.
Solar Chandeliers. Do do. , 5 and lighl
Suspsuding Ca!nPh-n- Lamps; Bracket do %
Side Go. do.
CsnFhene Chanceiiers-2, ard lights
GiTsndoles-Gi Sveret and 5ronzed, vsriOEs pa,ern'
AA- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sizes with cai Q: stained gzss
o, nE-IIZ- RROTHt.R g CO
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&C PATTERSON RAILROAD

- rrrszsz=uzEJ PATERSON RAILROAD
&e w Inter Arrangement To coDnieleS
October let, 1916. Leave
Patterson DEPor. EEw-YoRK
O'Clock, A. NJ 9t O'Clock 4. ~.
nj O'Clock, A. NJ III o'coch p. NJ.
3 o'clock p. NJ 81 o'clock, T.. ~.
ON SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Dephla al Ne,y.Y0rk At
O'Clock, a. ". 81 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
o'clock, T.. 81. 81 O'Clock =. ST.
Passengers advised 70 be FERRY few msn,s'
before tn. hour Of starring OF
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COOKING STOVES Cheap for Cssh-A good as
" sosneri Of Cooking Stoves. from He7 ard hzay aP
Pre-ed pGn may be obtained The mandatory, SaLa
narcer Foundry, lo4 Goerck-s between RiVngtoH sad
Sts1io1 MA 2lt-
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FALL ARRANGEMENT

- - :. PRESS LINE: -
Via Railroad and Canal. :.
FROM Philadelphia Pittsburgh. The above line IS noN
In t operation. Passengers leave Philadepha e'e7!
morning y O'Clock In the and comfortable CO.
scrPton Of for Harrisburg, where they embark ca
the Packet Boat
Thir OF the agreeable that's be f9The
In the country The scenery the Susquehanns sna '~
naia rivers Is unsurpassed for beauty and variety.
~ O5!ee IN philadelphia No. III JLIrket-st.
~ Passengers should be careful pay thef tso
In New FORK farther than Philade lphia there is no '
son In that city authorized TO sell tickets for this line
A. b. CUMMINGS, Agent,
PHILADELPHIA Oct l2p ol2E
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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. uPHAMs
irte'r"! fsmedy for The cur. q Plea ne nsseta1e
ed physician Of NewYork city is The only really
csssl remedy for that dangerous and
-;he Plies, ever offered % the American public.
The Eiccnsry contains no Mineral Medicine no il'e'
Cooeyia tDnbos or other powerful and irritating pufga
change in diet necessary II taken according to directions
no.ter Csr.6eie aiei 20 the hundred. that have al.
ready been received u the efficacy Of Or. Uphans Eicc
mary. NEw-YosS August b. ls46
ii,s-rs Hynt 4 hrtchUHGent; For several years pas.
have been troubled win Piles, very cos'iys state 0.
he bowels indigestion aud weakness OF tue SYSTEM But
business and dread had OF physclbns and patent med
cines that until this Spring Used any medicine or
applied to physician for relief The Piles then being 50
that allowed several operations 10 be performed,
without any benefit Determined AFTER this To Try other
means read an adyer!sTnena OF cure gassnned oy
the use OF DE- uphams Electuary purchased thfes
boxe. al your store and from The use OF which found
myself entirely cured Of the Plies and my health much
improved. remain, Sirs, your much Indebted friend
Tn. writer OF The above from motives OF delcacy, de-
him or show the original CeFticse to those 40 may
DOUBT rs authenticity.
Another fac. IL relation 20 The efficacy OF Dr. uPhsms
Eiectuary PHILADELPHIA Sept g. 1910.
DR. LyiIns-Dear Sir About i've year. ago [ wa. az
aict=d with wha VAS called Chronic DysentaTy. have
entered with ever since and physicians have told me
that my liver affected and thai my bowels ulcer
ste for blood and pus, attended win peculiarly puIrd
sin. were ne tIequea. DISCHARGES short time since
made visit 70 Massachusetts, IL hopes Of benefit from
change OF air but suffered severely Than before
he there physician offered TO cure me for so in three
months Happily n The midst OF Intense pai occasion
ally relieved by .sgcarum, saw In wrapper Of your
Eeclsry perfect description Of my complaint, together
wlih mary certificates Of This gave grea,
h-ence in The medicine and purchased box and nir-
c9ses oil nlch hse apparently cured me ant am prepst,
ei 10 -vrry thing Ia is favor render any service
can 10 uIrailily by subscribing 10 liz merits.
Respectfully yours BENJAMIN PERC1VAL,
No 50 South Sixih-sL
rroprtstors Office Is6 Bow-ry sod, wholesale and re-
AL, - WYATT q KETCHAM III Yuilon-s- ~ T. and
C. Sloane. l2i Fultonst BROOKLYN. Price 81. Tvs 6tn'
nR. DEANS AMERICAN BALM for Cough
~ and Consumption IN It's trst This is dec-p-
ton One trAl only sshed certain Is guaranteed
has failed PIRATE practice Of ten years ulany
have been cured ate, trying al the puf-d and bossed eos
ts others past every rrrfccy Reference
gwen Lang. sounded advice free Sold only by Doctor
DFkS- - BIw-ry o23 I'm
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Books.


&c TIE M-OINaL 1I- ~
THIS DAY PUBLISHED Nc 5 Of Tie iuret-st- SEMI.
4 ortsir s.ezttcsi Jngrc.l and beouri 80 trer-Ecs
Mediocre Z ts@ Cry CT New containing 70 .ei.oa;
L Reports OF the S-vT-icrs Hospital
IL Report OF TIE Ch1l41e cf he CoiEe- G. fc-1ci.ls
.ad Surgeons
u. Mortality II Montreal.
y Report OF me n Y Pathological Society
VI Fsls,Ity OF Disease urcer Homeopathic treatment
VII C.se II Fracture Of e Caveie occurring II s.ery
-O- child treated ~ mex ana Simple spf ARMS
By J. Mccall. II D
VII. photographed SoiIre
TX Ediioris-kP.5er1le o. l,c1- isiE'a- - l
y ,;e7S- York Dental Recorder
~ Medical Soci=ty- -. :,
WidoSs and Orphans OF Medical Men
Kill Vers-
XIV. O5itcaFy. =,
,e1,S%A edr-.s DANIEL ADEE, Pubhsher.
- ~ Eaton-s. y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

ITO COUNTRY AIERCHANTS-BrOwn Sheetings
and ShiI-iugs Of every style and width, al the known
brands both heayy and fne-Sark Nils Lawrence {. In
diam Head CABOT A. Premium Heavy .errimack Exeter
tnsnop n &c MAJ be had manufacturers prices on The
second hoor- OF Nos IS and 20 Cedar - half block above
PeAri-sL Low priced aud medium yard wide sheeiings
Also best southern Cotton Yarn, assorted 5to 10 and 10
u; bats, wich, warp and waddIng
MO 7. y. UNDERHILL. 10 and D. CedsT.st
:. BARKER, Isl Grgnd-sL has just opened an en-
-. stock Of Dry Goods adapted 10 the Fall trade,
consisting of Silks Shawls Merinoes. Csshmeres NJ De-
ianes &c which he G"oud invite the attention OF pu
~k.,a,. sIiu
CANTON Fi.ANNELS.-SOca cases brown and bleach
~ ed A.hDuron Canton Fiann"s, Tor sale by
NJ NESMlTH co. 80 and = Pine.st
DAIZES-5U bales 81 and 81 Green Baizes from
ID Chelmsford Co. and Whitney Mills. for sale by
OF NESMITH i co. - and - Pine.st
CRANITE CO.'S BLEhCHED GOODS 70
u cases u inch. 5c-l-s finish For sale by
n. NESMlTH CO - and s. Finest.
NEGRO GOODs.-5OO bales and cases blue, black
L and sleeps grey. a.. wool ting For sale 10y
NJ NESMITH L co. - and 81 Pine-st.
. 4 BROWN w-priced, received
1T this day and for sale by
oSl c. F. HARRIS Is ENchan ce place.
4 HEAVY AND FINE Brown Sheetincs for sale
III by C. F HARRIS, 10 Exchange piece ojl
DLUE PRINTS-Oi various patterns and qualiti-s,
- sale low BY &. +. HARRIS. 50 Ezcbaugeplace.
DLUE DRILLs-Lowell Blue Drills, received and
ID for sale by C. +. HARRIS. 70 Exchanee-pace o5l
pLUE AND ORANGE PRINTS-in store and for
IL sale by Z. F HARRIS. 10 Exchange place. cSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

pUCKWHEAT CAKES.-CONASTS PATENT
- NEASTrhc best article used for making Bread.
B4ck+rh<Gt Ca(es &c ac-Thl- Yeast Is acid which,
being combined IN proper chemical proportions WIKI
akal mprecnaies The dough wiki carbOoic acid gas,
without affecting in any the original properties OF the
Flour and thus Sh-n baked producing PERFECT BREAD
In the use o; CONANT'S PATENT YEAST, there never
be good cause for havln. poor bread. chemical
certainty Il us: never 20 miss mathematical
certainly; end ii the bread be light spongy and
sweet-t II word II be not perfect, u Is because Tie
proportions Of the Yeas; and Salsraius exactly
right The common mode OF raising dough oy the slow
process OF vinons fermentation; the mode i by al
most instantaneous eiirrvescence You make IT, and
bake II, and have II the table thirty
and eat i hot cold you like without danger your
health. Sold wholesale md retail, by
tASSEER YOU Nc, l5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

DURE SILVER ONLY. without say aiG.teration.
= used G the manufacture OF Silver Plating F.1t,
which entirely restores bv single application any cd
copPery boxing silver pa.et goods 10 heir Original color
introducing is article 10 he public Il lie Of
Gus limitations made Of quicksilver AID other deieter1us
substances Oar Find pa up II SINAI "lie Ass Vas
Siih to- letter sealed the top ant We Wiz 10 rave
Il distinctly understood mat every bottle = warranted 10
give satisfaction rua-y reLEraet tor sac whole
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THE EORIICULI UNIS
A Nd JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND ~ RAJ
"A TAsTE-Tre Noveurbe, Number q Tow pub-ted
tn. !. No Of tbs valuable Horticulture edited
by j. Dow ming well known he suihoF OF laod-e?
f;.rdsnIng mt and Fruit Trees &c &c Subscription
oricr 5 per anuu.a MARX Il NEWMAN co.
) SrnsdFav.
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g. FOR SALE-rhe and convenient iwo-s9ry
e. orcN house and oI No. I7e Pruee-S corref OF gum
hood snd we'll calculated for physician or o6er PROBES
s;ona gentleman. Il Is but few minutes walk from thc
Hudson al and BrosdwRy stage The house can DC
seen only between the hours Of 81 aud 10, 4 VI
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER AGcuoneer,
NJ RrNnl.s.
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o. FOR SALE.-Two Lots Thirty. ieGrth-si be-
&; tween Seventh and Eighth avenuesrhirty st
NJ IL loo feet wide Also Lot ON rhrty-imrt-St
adjoining The above The These Los are beAuuy
situated the regulated snd asses nents paid Also
Nv Lots on Forelh-sL 100 feet e. OF Second avenue
These o = are about 10 feet deep. Apply 10 A. ; FRA
sen 9TH Ward Bank. o-5 I'm
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MITES HoMGoPATHIC PHAR ss1A3s5 Ia
~ orosdwAy, corner Of BroOu.--s.-J / SAITH nav
Ing saved fror he much Of his sock Of som9ops
ZIG m-ceiae n a. uningred s;st- IS enabled % supply
orders arc flrr!st cases, &c &c- Is herstoiole-
De has removed re s0ov- number where nay be
ircri AMY acd other cases, ar,lca ucr Err-ca pas
Ky. ~
EXPRESS To CHARLESTON. =. Cite sub
,I.eets soaiace 70 for afc P.ex-s=s, p@lee-s -. 20
Iasstoc S4saunaA, AEgu.ts &c b. steamers sal!inS
packets, and nerd heu desired Our AEenI a. Cba--s
to- A2ts Head. gives prompt attention 10 Tie iHsdi1r
delivery OF goods ChArl-siOr. and forward. by rsI coz
Ye3Ance packages for The South acc West Collections
Etas-notes sras and bills collected Insurance --ectei
On G-icna1is= place! IL charge vh-asTer desired
MI >. ADAMS ( CO 1s Wall-st
INDIA RUBBER Over SAoes-A very large and
genera Assortment r-ta.c Ed sheet Rsb0e. over.
S1ees ior la-l-- ard gentlemen ~ wholesale and r
Ter SAFE Il the ilcia Rubber es-abt1tnt No = Cort-
l.,c-rL irT-f HORACE Il DAY.
I AIDES OVER SHOE~.-A very large a-eort-
IL eri Of Iu3ia Rubber cger Shoes. with and without
leather 'oies gh ard beauful adapted to Ae wants Of
TIE lacirs, for sale a. No : Coctlanc.i
ul7 horace q DAY.
CHARCOAL BLOOM.-.50 tons superior quality
OCha-coa. Bloom Tor sale. delivered A. S=wa-k
all BENZ. u. SHERMAN, cor Broad nd Beaver
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! order Of ISAAC COLLINS,
Afvpn. ~. - x CHASE

Assignee of ?. CHASES co.
No. 81. North SecOnd-s- Philadelphia
". THOMAS 4 son, Aucrrs 60 WslHut-st
Tenth month. tOcioberl l. 1916 rs IWDlItW-
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VERY pRpSN,-A man named John jackson was
found last nigh, the street. eessiy drunk and coase,
qusa,y unable to take proper OF his sobc, horse
The drunken animal was sent to the Police csnce and
the sober properly provided tor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

ERANCIS'S MANIFOLD LETTER wriie1-
BY this simple process N writing Letter and copy CAT
We written 81 TIE operation III therefore invaluable
10 business and all who desire copies OF their CORES
poudeuce The manufacturers :nvlIe ;hs aieE;ion Of al
mercantile - his time sAvics article.
FRANCIS x LOUTREL. Manufacturing
mis- In Ststic-ers II N.i6eu-,zae
BELLEVIILE WHITE LEAD.
TUE subscribers receiving from The factory o, Belle
vile, y J. ,.r:T rcSuls: supplies o! this superior Lead
dry and in OIL pui and which
equs In quality sry imported brand &c. sale n
lots cgcre .ad upwards. by
FRYATT. CAMPBELL co. l45 Frort-s
Al.s-R-f Lead LithxTg- 500 Orange MlreEal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

TAxFrs,-A woman named Ann Armstrong was
arrested last night charge OF stealing $l4 from James
Smith, while in his company on the Points Msry
Hamilton arrested charge OF stealing piece OF
carperne Michael Name arrested ON charge OF
stealing large quantity OF head pipe which was found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

xI-e~ ATROI MORNING AND bh ENlNe
-s-SlS----asLlNE Tor Albany and Troy. MORNING
sfzsSSs<s<as IN iNE-The Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA
Csp, Gothan viii leave TUESDAY Thursday, and Saturday
The steamboat NIAGARA Capt WIN Ellsworth WI sss
Monday "Wednesday and Friday O'CLOCK, A. NJ. fnyr
fooI u Barclay tor Troy ard ias;
EVENING LlNE-The steamboat COLUMBIA. CAn
VIM H. Peek, VIII Monday. "Wednesday ait Frstsy
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt L H. Macy, wi! leis
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. NJ oeoSk.
from C6rtlsnd-sL Pier. lot Albany AMI Troy direct
" The above boats The hrst class, they
handed by experienced and attentive officers and sped
ard accommodation are superior to most and nfenO;
ione the river. )e.S
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SANTA CLAUS. Capt 8. o--rbsrb 20,
day. Thursday, and Saturday afernoo., :, !,
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MADA1Ik .tD0IPH, from France whose immense
4S1 FAME throughout Europe and America hss caused
many to impose UpVu he community, by assuming her
name hiss arrived IN Newly ORR and taken private apart
menis, with TWO entrances al the Shakespeare Hotel cor
I'll WlliA sad DOatc ss Where through herunv-rsz
~ acknowledged wonderful Talents, she viii inform her
visitors oi all their leading transactions OF The past the
present and the future, they married not and
when, aid what husband wife they win get ConsaltA-
lion hour time during ihe day tvenue Fee50 cents
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FALSE PRETSNcK-A man named Samuel Rsr.
rison arrested charge OF receiving goods under
false pryssnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

WINDUW SH4DESs E1LT IUFNICEss &c.
sale wholesale and reis. Assortment o. TIE above
goods. Also, Curtsia Tssseis, GtaPs Loops Git ora
rnents, Sc-
Merchants AID ufholsersfs suyias Sc! aai- slew
Cd 4 liberal discount
y 5. 4 practical Uphois;er N stter3aace.
rs RrnsdaaY Isfsrr-s E-Itirgx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

az. FOR ~ALE-A in- farm of ion acres OF Lani
BIZ situate near Comack. shutdown. Suffolk County
A The buildings consist of iarm Acnse, barns, Ac
Tho farm contains ~ Of arabic ard 81 acres u WOOD
land locust nursery, good well c!siern Sc NC VIII
be sold low for ca,h Apply to
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER. Auctonecr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

SO TO I.ET-Tle new and elegant house No; l4pey-
H. suitable for boardn ghorse. restaurant dutng sa
]n luou daucn. school, music school, or any SIM Ar
purroSe The second story contains saloon - by ~ feet
bsaiullv finished the Ionic order. The house W VI
be =, entire or IN parcels The furniture The house " III
be idcsjred Inquire The premises IN
the 1.fca fr>t floor, front room. Mo "
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iNnEpENnENr uPPOSIIIlN

~ BA baggage and freight Of every description bank
bills or specie put board this boat must be nj the risk
OF owners thereof unless entered tn. BOOKS OF the
ar rac.i pis, C,r irlSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

-. FOR SALE VALUABLE, Lots on loth st. between
ESs Avenues and & each lo - by half the block To
MA good purchaser all tue purchase money VIII be al
ed remain mortgage buildings are uineds,ey
erected and $1,000 each house will be loaned IN stdlt
ion. Apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auct'r.
t.zt
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publir Gonpspan1es, &r
DAILY AT O'CLOCK, P n.

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-10
AFACT WORTH KNOWING.

A gentleman of a scrOiuous habit. be
amo affected with Ulcpralions of the Throa
nd Nose, aud dis4greeabIe and ,roubIs.
some disease Of the skin. Indeed his whole
system bore the marks Of being saturated
with disease. One hand and wrist were
so much affected that he had lost the use OF
The hand. every. pau being covered with
deep, painful, and offensive Ulcers and his
hand and wrist were as hollow and porous
as a honeyconb. Ii was at this stage oil
his complaint when death appeared lnevila,
bic from oalhsome disease that he com.
menced the use Of JAYNE's ALTERNATIVE
and having taken sixteen bottles, is now
PERFECTLY cured -PGoHc Ledger,
This ALTERNATIVE operates through
the circulation and purlfes the blood and
eradlcates disease of the Skin, Cancer,
SrroCula, Goilre, Liver Complaint, Dys.
pepsia, and other Chronic diseases, is truly
astoplshlag-
Prepared only BY DR.. D. JAYNE, No
8 South Third Street Philadelphia
The above Medicine are for sale a,
The store of
JOHN r. MOYER.
Bloomsbury.
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GYLll9NLSAILo

MARRIED o. lhr 2j h uu. b,
Elder I, NJ Her Mr. JOHN NcSNALI
OF Is rwich Columbia Co. 10 MIS-
CATHERINE G.ARM.4N Of Fishing
creek township.
Ga the 23l alt hy the Rev. ]. H
r ttenhous,, Mr.. ANDREw b. Cum
MINGs, 10 Mss HARRIET M'CAY, all o
Derry.
On the 25 b ulI. by c. II. Hess, Esq
Mr.. NATHAN KLINGMAN to Miss POI
LY DRUM, OF CsltIwIssa township.
10 DAnvIle, on The 25 ull, by tn,
Rev. John b. Cook, Mr.. GRIFFITH Ro
BERTS 10 Mss ELIZA MORGAN, both o.
Dsnvllle.
On The same day, by the same, NJ
RICHARD Owens TO Mss JANE DAVIS
both OF DanvIle.
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TRAVERSE JURORS,

For January Term, 1876,
Bloom Jacob Grouel, Asa d. Hull
Brar Creek-JonaIhon Eek, Abraham
Locksr. Vincent Richsr
Cauawissa-Thomas Fox
Centre John Werkbeser Solomon Ney
hart, Henry Knor
Dprv Pa,rich Montague Samuel Laird
Flshingcreek Harmon Lsbour, Joho
Bright
FtankIin-Peler Kline
Greenwood Hsyman
lIemlock - William Robson
Jackson-JacOb Farvei
Limestone frederick Fox, Richard
Thompson. Evan Henderson,
Liberty Morris Lilns, John BJwersEsG
Nrhln--SamUe Keller
Badi5Dn--AIferrd Peg, Caleb Fsnslon,
Henry Crawford
Main-John Nuss John Keifer John Gro
yer
NshoHng-Thomas q. Ellis
Nj Plesonl--WrIIlom HoweI David De.
mott
Moniour-Wlliam NJ. Robbers
RoarlngCreek - Henry Melz
SUgarlOaf Reuben Davis Alexander Gin
ge
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PRESENCE OF MIND.

A remarkable case Of presence Of mine
is 'eIa'ed in the ST. Louis Reville. A ia
lnend OF the editor was on the Ice with
AllNluI negro servant, several years ago
and went through k'SOuSe The negro
h'wevel had the presence Of mind to rur
slew yards below and break hole in
'hs ice, when up popped his mas,e,
through 'he hole, Ikea ughI cork from a
buule