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Watches s. jewellery.
FuH J.weiied Gold tese,s Gor $40. Karanfed.
JACOB LADoNUs.


No. 2i6, market street, PHfLA DELPHfA,
IL AS constantly on hand large assortment Of
III Gold and Silver Watches, at the folio wing
low prices
Full Jewriled God Lcvrrs, ~ uf' $40 90
Silver d, .. '..-.l 20 90
Gold Iepines full Jewelled, 30 90
Silver Lepine., ... l3 100
Silver Qusr,ic,s, 90 and 10 90
With a large assortment Of FiNE JEwsLtxnt
such ear rings, finger rings breast pins, bracr-
lets gold and silver pencils, gold chains. &c. Has
also on hand complete assortment, Lunrtte. pa,cn,
and plain Watch glasses, Main Springs. ferscs.
Dials and Hands Of every description and in fact,
Complete assortment of Wachmakc . tools and
Watch Material, to which he would call the at.
tention Of the country trade in seneial.
Q- Those wishing anything in the above line,
would find il TO their advantage to call and csa.
mine his stock brfo'e purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB f.ADOMUS.
No. 246 Wsrkrt street, below sth,
Phlaief phia. S.pt. rs, ts47.-6m
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Traverse Jurors.

Tnr5uf.--Phip Fullm'r, H. J. Boyer.
Driatrnre. e.--ADthony foiimer.
ChiAsqaaque --Jacoh Bsrnhst,, James Turk,
Samuel McMshon. J,sob X ir-, (i-o,gr Hss.,
Thomas Brice, John Beck, Joseph Kremer.
Point --Tho,nas johnson.
George fe,ter. Robert issh.
er. George johnson. John Dunhsm John Gris,.
Sunbury.-Ssmuei Man,r, Geo. zimmrrmsn.
Joseph Nsil, George Rohrbsch, VIM. Msrtt, Chs..
Beck.
Upper Augusta. Eokmsn, r. g. Grant,
John Clark
Lo,eer augusta shipe. Henry Long
Shamckin.-ismes Linn, Isaac Hull George
Keller.
Rush.- John Pitnrr
CoaL-I"hn ksrs,. tier Elias Els nhsrt.
Upper Mahonoy.-John Malich, Esq Adam
Absolom.
Lo,rrr Mnhonoy.-Dsh Wall, David Fran,z,
Henry Lan,r, John Tchupp, Abraham krher,
Jackson Abraham T. Troutmsn, Jacob Wei.
SGT, Jeremiah Longsd,rf, Daniel Wolf Paul Hol.
lenbach John Haas.
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Feathers Feathers.

From l2s 10 as cents PER Pound, - Cheap for
Cash. - Wholesale and Retail.
FREDERICK q. FRASER,
Uph0Isterer \ General Eurnisller,
No. dis Market ST., above 18th north
side, opposite Girard Row.
PHILADELPHIA, .
"HERE may be had, at all tines, largo as
w sor,ment Of Beds ard Ma,rasses, Cur,ed
Hair snd Feathers, Chairs, Tables, Bed-tcsds and
Looking Glasses. together with all other articles in
the above IiLe Of business, at the lowest cash pri
ces. .- .. ..
N. d. Goods warranted to give satisfaction.
Sept 25,h. ls47-3m b.
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SIX YEARS AGO

' a
Il zcbges The noise was not a, loud At thnt
'in'c hut has kept increasing ever .incc and new
has Wcome - great that the mouths Of the li,iIo
ones can sclrce be stopped Dr. Sher,nan symp,-
ihiscs with the little sufferers. and v,ry much re-.
ere's thst any Of them shrn'd Ire disappointed.
Knowing The vas, benefit which has teen confer.
rcd upon the community by the introduction or
his ihfallitle
W o n M Loz 4 n aEs
be has vntcted into arrangements FOR en'arpne III,
Manufactoty, hy means Of which he think. he will
he allie TO supply the demarL. And the same pains
and care will hc taken, that these celebrated Lo-
Ienges I've made as they have always lren. in
der that those who derend upon them. mey not b.
disappointed in their hopes. He knew when he
commenced the Manufacture of the Wrm L0.cn-
ers. that ,h'y would suretsede the use of tverr
other ve'miiaRs, as The 1.oaenge is .erY pleasant
10 the taste, Speedy in its ELECTS. MS well certain.
end the Quantity required TO effect perfect cure.
" vefy small. These prop't,ies in ronnexicn with
the ct that they sold for 25 cen,s rct box ,hus
placing them in the reach Of the poorest mao in
the l,na, has mol only caused them to take Tho
race Of every other vernniFure ever offered hn al.
so rendered them popular TO the community,
ooU II koz e sNGHs.
continue to rure Coughs. Colls, Consur,btion,
Asthma, shor,ness and difficulty of Breathing. and
other sCa es c the Lungs. with the same Facility
they lid on their Hrst introduction, and the people
have now become persuaded hv actual experience,
that or the accession of s,gh, cold, they have
only to step 30 either ihe Dr's ohcp or one Of the
Agents, and obtain a box of his Cough Lpzei ges,
which very ronvcnon, to carry In the pocket.
and 10 take few through the day. f,y pursuing
this course a cure is often effected in "A hours, and
the patient about his business. SO grea, is the ce-
lebri,y OF the Lotenges that thousands of persons
WIN have used them, and become acquainted with
their effects, will never I've without them.
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County. Em November
~ Trtm, A. ID. is4T.
ErN - II TpvNnsss

Titr5uf.--David Mar, David EshhacN,
Deinuwre.--Iamss Cs,hcart, Danid Carcss,
John Mckinney. Robert Hulchson.
Mihpn,-Samucl Bar. Isaac Brown.
Chii'qnoquc.--J selh kncsid, Joseph frelcr
ick. Daniel Caui.
Point-Juhu Els,on.
Sun6ury Charles Gussier. Ira 7, Clement.
Upper Aagusta.-Isaac C.mphrII. VIM Miller.
Eo,cr Auguaa. Hauck, John Hrnd"r
shot.
Rush.-Ahtaham Campbell, J hn Colket VIM
johnson. "
Coaf.--George Long.
Upper Mahonoy -Dsniel 1Io,shoe.
Lo,cer Mahonoy.-Iohn Stepp.
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iHPnRrANr .iNNOUNcFMENT

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will be issued ffom ,hc office OF the "uni,d stst,s
Reporter" containing the reports Of such debates
as may possess particularly exciting interest.
An subscriptions and communications 70 he post
paid, addressed ~, A. HOUSTON,
United States Reporter, Washington, DC"
August iith, lsi1.--Uc
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"Securc the Shado,p ere the Substance
I.s Fade"
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Subpoena for Divorce.

Proihonotarv's office. , d
Sunhury. October 3. ls47
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E2G2, O3vGaSfaaMNJ'N
Indian Vegetable PanaCya.
SCROFCLA.

N Essrs. RowANp& Lrn..--G,cnts. rse,
M ing deeply grateful For the cStraord ,,,s .,,a
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C6artS t;6nsri,issiGner.

Should you hecSe me WORTHY OF YOUR conf
irnce, and confer this Office upon me, shall spare
no e,eriions TO give geaesal Satisfaction.
JACOB H0FFA.
Upper Mahonoy, July II. is47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-23

PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST "a
Arrived.


Bremen ship Rebeeca. Beenken Bremen, &c days, to DEL
Ship Panther, tucker, Batan. Aug 9Th, to Connor
Mosss Tsyo Saw soins a brig Mda EeSbs S Of and
srs Fidsis Brown Tu,L Island 10 day.. with 72,s bush
SAGE, 10th Inst bark Anne lean Adie IS days from Port
land for Trinidad de Cuba 10Th instant lat 81 &C. lou 70 TO-
Island for New York wi loss head Of msnm and fore tor
An American bark, name unknown from France for
on ote Creek Reef Cscos about s inst The cargo proba
bly, saved; wreckers had come from her yet
B Bs Ass fsuns pcnsSy ssxS asy .nse d,v
B brig Mary saer ater Bay schalear MS is days. with
Brig Sciences Munson, Doboy Island 10 days, with lumber
Brig Cordea Hatch, Ponce PR, 9th inst southm ,yd
Son l4th inst LAT 3, 3d. lon H. had hurricane from ESE
which continued 18th terrific violence for 10 hours when
I? hours lost jbbooms, aud much injured sails
David Dufh Colbert. Wilmington II days with $4,000
brig Charles Henry, days from Matanzas for Boston
schr Patrick Henry Chester Mobile. IS days to Allen
sehf Julia Nancy Dennis, Newberu NC, days, naval
sehI sarah Mny, Beaufort NC. days. naval sto es to
seh5 Washington Knapp, Alexandria days, -four to stur
lehr ! Mitchell, adams, Newber NC. is days, with
schr frances Rolins Washington NC. days with naval
stores.
gchr reenwsy Couch, Richmond days. mdse, to Allen
ss$ s.'.s.t sS o:sso$ Msro ssY s s
schr Lenity, Smith, Rchmon. /, days, coal.
Below.
fses. 1 ship 81 Nicholas, Eveeieh, from Havre.
ShiP Chr,.,oph Columbus, from Bremen.
ship, bsrksi abriss-unknown.
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Foreign Inportntlons.

H,vANA-Bark Rapid57i bxs sugar Moses Tayor-3ll do
john ray lor2l do Sturges Co-25,000 Faber
Kely2O bales John Mathews Co.'S do tobacco csk wine
SoseIh Ledonl pkg Edse Everett Bat
segars II Thomas-2nM do Oh A Witmore-
2 do AIsop Chauncey-0h do Coit-l0M do Francis
Gngrr.MM do P,caba siewad1l0M do Lecombe = Be-
god,n-21M do 26 bales tobacco Lille Rasines-20M
Picabia Ste wMa-s1sM do Lenol Moses-s2M do John
PBeauvile-i bxs mds- Joaes-4 cases paper segars
Samanos-i bales tobacco Luis Guncho20M francois
co-i0M do Felix Manche-3bxs mdse Goodhue x co-s0M
segars Renauld X Francois.
bREMEN-Ship Rebecca-3 boxes mdz Bachelor. Bum x
co-l6 w Wsgncr-4 Brady X Robbns-70 Jung x Behr
manu- Walker & Molmann--2 G Henrchs-l5C Ahren.
ield-l8 Kohn.ain-l9 q Meyer x co-i8 Simonfeldt,
Bache * co.'s Weiss. Shirley COL Wallensten-2 OF
finger Goldsem-i Meyer Stacken-a Victor Achelis
3Arto,s Deniston-2o Hawkins Logan-l M Roder.io
Hanlin x Ostheimer-H Bernheimer x Hausmann-3 A
g II Wtthaus.25 Herman & BoLer-i7 Klett@2793 bars
empty bottles basket mdz order.
BATrAN-Ship Panther-387 logs mahogany do cedar
tortoise shell 60 bales sarapaa 81 dry hides lot of old
sail, and ring do block Connor bales tobacco
boxes Blsnco-140 bales sarsaparlla to order
PoNcE PR-Brig Cordea-0 hhds sug Maitland, Phelps
* Co-l5do 8 Schlesenger-33P Harmony Nephew & CO.
1913 hhds ca Dbl sugar 2 casks moases 1900 lbs old copper
Horace Soothmayd Son.
ANsANILLA-Bg Arie-io6 pieces mahogany 81 do cedar
granda wood $500 palm leaf bales tobacco Lasaa
20 bales tobacco Curtis.
SAGUA GRANDEBrig Mary Pennell288 hhds 96 bbls 20
ties sugar Moses Taylor CO.
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PHILADELPHIA, August -.
Destruetipe Fire aud Loss Of Life.

Destructipe Fire aud Loss OF Life
bout IL O'Clock last evening, most disastrous fire
ccurred in the upper part of thecity The back part
of the brewery of Robert Newlen, fronting Bread
street. and the adjoining house of George Broom,
were both consumed But the destruction of property
was nothing compared with the loss Of life and the nu
ry which caused the patriotic hremen who had
assembled to extnguish the flames wall of the sugar
house. stories high fell upon building attached
the brewery the roof of which crushed and the
front wall falling outwardly, eDveloped nearly all the
hremen at work apon the Reliance and Paramount en-
gines OF the men ut work on the former Andrew But
Ter and Mr.. Hines killed and twelve others
less crushed aud burned by the hot bricks The
following their names-John Delaney, aged twenty,
his spintered, head cut, and back badly burned
VIM. Roberts, aged %, and James Brown. aged %,
both of New York had their heads cut bruised about
the head and serious burns about their bodies
The above were conveyed to the hospital the follow
ing being less seriously hurt taken to their several
homes:-- ...r
VIM Fitzpatrick John and Augustus Stub VIM
Masters, Frederick Baum, Lowden s Carroll, Andrew
Dufee, very severely hurt or those at work on the
Paramount Richard Wellington had his leg broken; Pc
Grouse badly bruised about the legs and he
ceived cut the head. Elias Reed dread
fully injured having his scull fractured shoulder bro
Ken, aud badly bruised about the head and face The
twol named taken to the hospital and the ply
sicans there have very little hope Of Mr. Reed George
William Kugher had his arm very much lacerated.
George Warnhouser and Samuel Hall we're much hurt
There other persons said to be missing and fears
entertained that the pile Of bricks their
mains There many rumors afoat, it is hard to
arrive at the truth but the injuries to the above named
persons are undoubtedly correct man named Vain
wright, Is said to have been also killed
Mr.. Andrew Butler was a middle aged man, well
known active fireman. His loss will be desply
GREETED. Mr.. Hines was member of the Perseverance
Hose, but the company having supplied the Reliance
with water he assisting to work the latter engine
when the wall fell
Both engines very much injured and the Reliance
much that she is believed be utterly worthless
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from Asld slx milss east Of Grenada Of various asss
nom 10 k inches In length. The highly rsspsotabls
pressed belief that they we're the same species of
which desructvey preysd upon the cotton last sea-
son. Hs also assured that his field particularly Inc
poorer portions, swsrming with the insect. Inc
already destroyed and the worm had made s
way to the stalk Grsnada My Press. -,
WoRMs We informed that the worm ID oous
considerable damage to the cotton crop In some parts
Of this county II Is thought however that It rs Inc
army worm, but species Of worm resembling '"'
catsrp lsr.-Fayefts (Mi) Watch Tover
ARmY WoRm-A gentleman from Columbus Geo %.
hbited at the Office Of cotton broker In wan stree.
about peck of balls perforated by the
army worm in q most singular manner The suddenly de,
strustiye power of this Insect is wonderful Inc ned
from which these were taken swarming with them
on tbs third day from that which they made their
appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-23

4 UClNA CORDIAL, or the ELIXIR on LOVE.-Thn
II the only actual remedy discovered for lmpotency
Genital Debility Nocturnal emissions and all diseases
stoned by cern secIe, habits and many Of the nosrums
limitations which its unrvaed fame and POPULAR
ty have brought the market The medical faculty Of Eu
daons Lucna Cordial and have their sanction
compound for the purposes The utmost reliance may
be placed the potency Lucna Cordial in the foregoing
and Physical Lassitnd. and General Pro,s5ation lrab,
Liver elect Fuor Albus every any way
with the disorder decay Of the Provocative Func
ons-n all of which will afford almost immediate relief
and directed almost certain to produce positive
any weakness or disability Certain nature should take this
Cordial will nfaliby restore health and vigor in brief
period and where of offspring of If
be had it. the most beneficial results may be anc
pated with confidence.
Price 50 per bottle, or $24 per Dozen
Principal office lat Greenwich street. Sold in Trenton, N
j. by John Hickey and in Philadelphia 80 North Sixth
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COal Trade.

PorrsvrLLr, Aug 2i.The quantity sent this week BY
railroad is 49 o. and by canal 366 4-tota fcr the
week 4l6i5 " tous-total by railroad sl33l9 o5-do
by canal lal $3.50 IL There Is increase this week
over last week on both canal and railroad The mana
gers OF the schuylkl Navigation Company have given
notice all deductions from the present rates OF toll
the LIST Of September and that the rates OF
toll VIII be increased 10 cents ton on and after the
LIST OF October. Motive power was introduced on the
West Branch Railroad Monday last and on Wednes-
day 65s passed the scales containing 3s7 Ia
of coal THIS is the heaviest business done on
this road any day Six locomotives are now run
ming but III inadequate to the trade and the re-
quiste number required will be procured by the compa
ny speedily possible. Mr. John b. Newell an ex.
perenced machnist Of Philadelphia has been appoin ted
the superintendent Of motive power Very little varia
ton taken place the price Of reghts since last
week We quote follows: 10 New York 81 i2H;
Newark lax; Providence 62K; Fall River 62H; n.
Bedford 62IS Salem q Portsmouth N. II lax; Port
land, Me. 2; Boston % New Haven a7h; Hartford J;
Troy IS; Albany 62K Baltimore 80 cents; Washing
ton 81 l2h the rates from Bristol are l2h cts more
Prices Of coal boardWhte ash lump SO 20 IS 10;
nut do b0 broken, egg and stove Isl red ash lump
rs; prepared 81 a a nut 371s so; Lehigh lump
s7h prepared 81. Freghts by canal to Phadelpha 40
cents and 81 so to New York.
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COMM ERCIAL IN TELLIG GNCE.
The -Four Markets.

CINcrSrATI, Aug IL The market continued almost
tagnsnt to-day and the only sales reported 100 bar
rss from railroad at 81 and 80 do from store in
lots at 81 So Buyers in anticipation of Decline are
purchasing barely sufficient to supply immediate want
DETROIT, Aug 10 Nothing In commercial matters
yesterday worthy of notice The retail trade rather
limited, at former prices The ocean steamer Missouri
sailed from Cherbourg July 3st and is due Owing
to the small quantity Of breadstus hand here in the
west her is not looked for with great degree
Of interest as foreign arrivals weeks ago
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Sales OF stocks mt Boston,

EXCHANGE BoARp, Aug 2l-5 Western Railroad, llOA; 10
Old Colony Railroad b30d 1903: II Portland Saco aud Ports
mouth Railroad l02 800 East Boston Company 23 100 do
a. % Norwich and Worcester Railroad rs do 5 $1,000
Albany city IS, 1864
Ar Auc shs Eastern Railroad 1873 per cent adv;
Boston exchange ompany Stj Is Old Colony Railroad,
~ per sdv 30 Boston and Wor do ak per adv
Auburn and Rochester adv 10 Cheshire do 9s
per sh; Lac ,nia Manufacturing Company par.
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Passengers Arrived.

BnEMES-Shp Re6ecea-W " P,eissuest, Fine. Mr.
children, Miss Gett, d NJ AspeI-lss in steerage.
HAvANA-Bark Rapid=Francis Clark and lady, Marse'
les John Mars w Trotte, New York; Oh 'rles Lorng
Boston; Ricardo Vlloldo. Quevedo Iopente. Arnou,
Mr. Atvanez Hsvsna
PoNcE PR-Brs Cordelii-Conrid Berenholt, lady and
Children r Bernard and lady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-23

nOCTOR CONVERS' MEDICAL CARD-This notice
~ is particularly directed to those who afflicted with
relation stricur calculated to mi:ead and
falsely alarm persons of other forms OF private disease
For the protection of and citizens DR. Conves
privately and coudena consulted in all of structure
other affecting the genital organs
Recent speedily removed, without hndrance from bus
N BPersons the country safely address Dr. Co. aud
be Of proper medical aid pr Conves will be found at
residence and Office No IS Third between
10th and lih New York, all letters must be adj
dressed, post paid.
N B-See Dr. long Of his celebrated In
vigorang Cordial for seminal weakness debility nocturnal
emissions mpotency &c in this and In the New York
Sum- outside.
NB-Strsngers citizens in doubt where apply for
deal relief should preserve this advertisement.
ala 3Ot~rc DR.. CONVERS, IS Third avenue, N. Y.
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Is Inn CHAiLENGE-Yaiier': French ,PilI.--This

a. EOO CHAI.LENGE-Valier's French Pills--Ths is
DOOO univalled remedy for disease of private
diet or hindance from The many which
the French over balsm copava capsules and
other mixtures cannot fail TO give them decided
preference Besides bengthe most eecua aud speedy cure
they entirely free from any unpleasant
least and may b. taken time o. in the presence Of the
selves without fear OF suspc discovery They are
equally ctual for either in all complaints of private
plant. ae other remedies had failed They have been
extensively for the last ia al stages OF these
compi with such universal the proprieors cha
euge any produce remedy of equal certainty under
Fulton street. au20 30t* m
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBITT, 10 Duane street
member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons. London, and
treatment delicate diseases His experience
and close attention this class complaints his pleasant sale
during long and extended practice for thirteen this
few Of the grounds on which he rests his claims
mode Of treatment safe, eectnal and expedition, not
qurng ehcr the Of mercury restraint diet bus
Structures cured weeka with scarcely
pain Constitutional Deblity-Those individuals who have
INDUCED certain oahsome and habit positively
be IcstoTed health and society Mild removed
enclosing fee Of three dollars will receive prompt
tention. jy2i 30tsrc
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Ponce, P. r., August The crop entirely over and
what remains of the produce going to Great Britain and
France. The weather continued exceeding dry, and
business dull the market being well supplied with Amer
lean produce.
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Domestic Importation.

MoBILE-Schr Patrick Henry-l7 bbls mdse Price-G
empty hhds w Vassan trunk Barstow coo bis cotto
Badger Peck29 do Bloodgood-26 Spoford Tileston
coo Greenway. Henry Smthi02 do Tracey Irvin-s
Dlnger.
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CEILING OFF-Fench Artificial Flowers: Feather, and
= materials for foIis.; large stock WIN eases FLOW
sale cost the oynem giving up the entire business
BRUN LAROSIERE COURT,
al aotsm I22 William street, New York.
TyINCY GOODS-F. A. ARTAuLT, Proprietor OF the
isfavete Bazaar 14q and Isl Broadway, up stairs has
ms imported suitable stock for fall trade which he offers
nsd work boxes fine fans cut glass Paris porcelain ware
ladies bags prrumery jewelry, steel goods &c in
@ u. most SPLENDID and varied stock Of fancy useful
goods to be found in this city Country merchants invited
to call. auu Wt re
nROWNy COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING sA-
ID LOON No. ~ Pearl street, situated in the business part
of the city, (head Of Coentes sp great induce
nents sange and Others whose business
cali them TO that part Of the city.
breakfast, Dinner and Tea
jyse ,otsrc Loveioys Hotel.
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IL least painDr g. Shraco from St Petersburg Of Rus
s has the honor to to the ladies' aud gentlemen
New York. and the public that he under axes
completely soft hard Cos, Bunon Nails and
every other hard substance between the without
alton sperormed N the of few minutes without the
pain aud the patient may his dress and occupa
ton with the satisfaction of carrying the root in his
baud Dr. s. Chiropedist will give his attendance at his
Office, So Chambers street, opposite the Park
He will be happy attend Ladies Gentlemen at their
f required. 63 Chambers aul0 3Otsrc
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ua1lods
shipS yss6sld, af Chazlsssns 0ddoa Tor Rehuond;
Virginis for do; bark Vernon for Savsnrah
Herald Marine CorrsGPondsncs.
rHILApELrHIA. Aug. ~. Isa7.
Walter johns. PR; Frances HLett Crowe Providence
Julia Ann. winchesssr Easpon Olive Elizabeth, Fssitt
do; Glover Cook do; Excelsior Crockett, do; sloops
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MQNyE5Y Sos IVY i e Z: E:. , ys,.
This institution founded in guacksry and
render sound scientific medical and surgical AID the AZ
bsred BY many Of the most eminent citizens consisting OF
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OFFICE Or THE NEW YORK FIRE AND M
" RINE INSURANCE Co, New York. August 4, is47;
DIvIDENDThe Board OF Directors have this day declared
Dividend Of Five cent Of the profits oil the last s
months payable demand the ONCE Of the company NO.
"a Wall street. UNDERHILl.
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