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Few Of our resders but will read With deey
and even tender interest the following copy o.
verses. written BY Mr. ApAss on the day pre-
eedins bis fatal attack Of ilness. and desienrd "a
accompany HE autograph signature. which bad
been requested by female friend
Written for Mise c. L. Edvords. Of Massoe1s
sefis, on tie dav preceding he attack.
Joss QuINcY ApAMs,
ouiscY, MAssAcausEirs.
In days Of ysre. the poets pen
From wing Of bird was riundered,
Pethars Of goose, but now and then.
From Jove's own Eagle sundesed.
But. now, sne'sIlie pens disclose
Alone The poets numbers:
In iron inspirations slows.
Or with the minstrel slurnbers
Fair Dsmsel: could my pen imnst,
In prose o. lohy rhyme. i 49,,
The pute emotions Of my heart,
To ospeed the Aight eftime; ~.
What metal from the womb ofesrth
Could worth intrinsic besr, =,
To stamp with corresponding worth
The blessings thou shouldst share Z
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Tss Wivs sf the Rev. NJ. Msais hes n
turned 10 she homo of her parents in BseohIyr
Nsw York. i'i''''" y
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DsssoLyfxs ras UH,es.-A esssIso enapsA
sitos l.Sssly dissslvsd Ne Uaim ~ tsaspasine
,-,o letters. whsseby shs Usssb s.s'ss sessae
the Unsjs1 Sssees. sg7 k-s&A
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

Advsvtiaemeaas le6t Wishous dissctjSDs a. "a ,hs
length Of simc tliey are 70 - puhSshed. wM 10
continued until ordered css and charged seoorA
inaly. y Fits s'trs}f i's'Fs ~ S'iSB
Ctsizsess lines = les make squsss. g
DfsrassnSs CAsB ~ HypaorsossA--w
h,vs already sancasesd the death Of Mv Jscob
Friee. faswer NJ .Dochs ecunty, FINN Hytrr,-
plobis. We hsve now Nsll de,sils of THE me.
la~chcly event in the Dcyisscwn pspers. Il
hss esutsd deep excitement thvouc hout the
Neiehbshcea. u seems that NJ. r sometime
in November last discrveveds smsli terrier dog
in air pou',vy konee. end in the sttemrt h seiss
him, wss bitten bv him Ia the little ieeev Of the
LETT hand. He soch no Sasice of IL At tho time.
and the vousd hea,ed. Tho dog died s"on a..
tss. The DeWoevat ssys time passed IN until
Thuvsdsy ~ Friday wesh, when The decsseed
begsn 10 sesluswslf. The place IN his hscd
which bed ices bitten b. the dog. bcRsn to b
psinful, and he was unweh IN sevevst psvsicu-
Isrs. On Sunday week, the psin had increased.
spd wss more general. extending into his wr:et
nearly np 10 HE elbow. The drowsy end Gin.
suiariy dissesseable seneationa iucressed. On
Monday. he had ravercas appetite. end On
the evening of shst day eat remarkably hearty.
Abcnt b~d time he wss much wcssr. and com.
p'sined NJ feelings that he eould mt describe.
About O'Clock. on Tuesday m"rnieg. the phy.
s'cisn of she family was sen, for and eymp'oms
of the dreadful mslsdy ann revealed thems'lves
"a HE mind This inflammation wac eocn ccm.
municased to Mr. Frie~. snd his unhappy "a.
mily He received the shock like hrrn. end
declared bimse!f ready 10 meet his 'a'e. A
,umbler Of water wae pr-reu'ed 10 HE viaw. and
il at once dirclcsed the fact Of hydrophobs.
from which there was no escare. The symp.
tome were too plain to be ms,sken. The physi.
cians attending reduced his sys'em very low.
which perhaps prevented = frequent occurrence
ot the dreadful spasms which frequently .ccom.
pany this d,sesse He snnk rapidly until Fri.
day mcrning, when he expiscd in his ehsir. Dn.
ring the ehort period of the three days he ~as
confined to his sccm he was sensible NJ hi- stus.
,icu. and slked rs,iooslIy with his family ard
neigh6ors sAo'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-18

. Mas. ssxa QrfscY AASkxs .1Mts sAdsaswss
bsrs "a Ensisnd Oh The ii,h or rebruiry. 1873
She vac TIE daughter Of teshn. jphnssp.a Mar.
land senslemss. whs went hsS:, ,Amssies 10. Lon.
dan. where he beesms eminent q mesehent
Diving The wss he lest Epgisud i6r France.
where he seted a. The commercial sgent OF this
country. and returned uron the ratification Of the
treaty Of peace. Mr., Adams fcusd bic future
wife A London, when. seins nnder . commits,
sion eoaf.fted npon him by General Washing.
ton. IN i7e,, for sxehsneipg the ratiseations
made under the treaty 81 November that year
Mrs. A. was married II All Hallows Church.
London. on the a6th % June, 1877, snd followed
her husband 10 Prussia. where Mr Adsns was
r-prrsented a. the hfst Amerirsn Minister from
the United States. Mrs Adams conferred honor
upon the country at time when the United
States was just recognized a. IN equsi among
the nations Of the esrth Her next theatre of
s-rviee was in Washington. and amer this again
the Cont Of ST. Petersburg, and this from, 1909
TO 1914. the most exciting and perhaps the mos,
revolutionary period in she history Of Europe
and embracing part Of that interesting period
Of sur own history when the country was At war
with Erslsnd AFta4 sH
Mr. Adams resided longer u &. Petersburg
than sny me 81 our American Wirissers except.
ing Mr. Middleton. snd his lady was irft there
for brief r~riod while her husband was called
ia smother n-,d 1T service Mrs. A. came aicn.
from s.. Petersburg 10 Paris sft.r The treaty ~
p-aee had been signed by Mv. A. ~ Client She
was a. Paris during the most memorable period
Of Nsrcl-cr's supremacy. and passed the world
wide "hundred days" At the French metropolis,
in the rnidss Of the whirl cf excitement incident
"a the struggle between the Bourhcns and the
Revolntioni.ts. Amer shest residence in Frsnee
followed by longer one with her PARENTS in the
-iehborhocd of London, Mrs Adams came "a
Washington in 1917. where her husband had been
called - the principal member Of M. Monroe's
Cabinet Eight years - Secretary Of State, fous
in the White House, and hny one years the com
psnion Of her distinguished husband, Mrs. Adams
has seen more Of ecur, life. snd that in every va
riety from the bosstfsi osten,atisn ef reysity IA
'ha simplicity Of our eva republican habits
than re:haps any living wemsn.- Wsski,sfen
Cor PiMs6srx Csse'ts.
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~ CeW1re AN(Ys ~ ~ 80 " ~ -
HE. AMERICHN~ e eSSlIsSsd s,ssy satin,
o. TWO O0l;1ANe spes -asnum 10 h
half yearly In advances NepsPss sliseonsis
till Atl assearsss ara paid. ,s ss'iA ea;t tss
suh~cyiptions received fpr lese period thar
NoxTss. All communications ~ letssrs on
ness relating "a the oSsics, 10 lnsurs sNsnsion,
: bs POST PAID. yslsas - alss 4sgt1iA
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senses The noise Wss not ~ loud Il tha'
:. hut il hes kept incressing ever sinre. and now
beome so efest thss the months II the kttle
can scarce be stopped Dr.. Sherman symps.
. with the little suff sers. and v,rv much 70.
wing the vss, benefit which has besp confer.
Upon the community ~ the Introduction Of
nfatlihle ss- i"fi
WORK l. EoyaNaHS, ri
% entered into arrangsusenss fos splsrgins his
,uf,ctory, hy means II which he thinks he will
,le 10 supply the demand. And the same pains
care will he taken. that these celebrated Lo.
.es re made as they have always heen. in ov-
ihst those who depend upon them, NAV NOT he
ppoin,ed in tl,eiv hopes. He knew. when h..
menced the msnufac'ure of the Worm Lozen.
that thry would superscde tho use II every
vetmifuee. .. the Lo.snge is rery pleasant
,e taste, sbeedy in its efects. well certain.
the qusn,itv Ieqnirets,o effect perfect cure.
~ smsil. I'hese properties in connexioo with
Ct that they are sold fm rs cents per hog. thus
ing them in the reach cf the poorest man in
land, has mt only caused them 10 take the
e cf every ether vermifuse ever offered. bot 81
,ndered them popular to the community.
coU an xoxENGas
inue 10 cure Coughs. g lis. Consumption,
ina. shounes aod difficulty Of Bscaihins. anil
dises - ~ the Lnnes. with the ssme fsciliiy
did M thris hrst Introduction. ard the ,w opl,
now hecome persuaded hy sctu,l exwiiepce.
on the acces-icn Of q .l,sh, cold, they hsvr
10 step io either the ORA office. o. one Of the
n,s. and o,as.n hog cf his Cough i.,'s-nees.
III are very Convenient Z" carry In the pockst.
10 ,ske few through ,h.'d-y. By pursuing
course cure Is of,rn sHeessL in ~ hours, end
os,ient sh.'ut his hnsin 20. So erea, l. the ee-
~ of the I.ozspges thar Thousands of pers"ns
have used them, and become scqusin,ed with
',ff,cse, will never he withcut them. sal
SHERMAN'S
.ooR M "A Igss FL AsTH1
.u'rd more cases Of Rheumaiism, PHi in the
/. SIDE and Chest. Lnm'asa and Weakness.
any application that has eyer bcen m,de. As
celebrity Of the Plaster has incsessed, hundreds
,p.ineipled ra-esis have attempted TO ctInmter.
I. AMI p.lm il cf upcn the community .. the
inc. 11 Bewa'e II Deception. ID Remem.
hat the true and genuine Plssl-r is spread up
dIIish paper inside expressly fo' the pu,p"se
n every case the signature Of Dr.. Sherman 1.
4 upon the rack of the Plss'e,, and the who'll
ed by Copy Right. Name Others ere gsnuine.
ef"e wten you want real good shermsn's
Mans Plasses. call Al the office. l06 Nassau
.acd you vii mt he d'sappointri.
member the nWmhes LOG Na sau H.. where
shesman's Lozrnges are sold. His Agents
DIS. Hays, t39 .Fult,se street, Br"klvn {;
son, Villa msbnra; a~d R.,l,iing & Co.,
N, and JOHN YOUNG. sunbury.
N. A MeCAY, Northumberland.
.s~-k>, ~ loAY-Iv
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Dssssss II b slvsys u dsoAs
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A esass. 10 a srtieis Spca the vrsnRs q
lrslse4 pys; is.sssd's spe q niaesy Aas isssN
J~ 81, .ssfs-hs. s.4 : ss,ses 'als -
- fu1f
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Tss PAIENT Osrscs Mr.. Bake. TIM sble
Commvsionev Of Pssen,s, ws learn fnnn Wash.
inesoa. has his report aesr.y ready. ssi twill
contain 90 unusual fund u i.twmsiios. We
Rsihes. irom . s'siement frni-h~d bys eorves.
pondens, the ksiiowirs. showing The population
aud produce Of the United States 6s the yess
l647: a l y gaa 17 ssi l,aai
Present population 2O7464 100
Number Of bushels Of whest Ia 4245 500
u" barley 56a9 ESQ
- is'r. oats 1877 667 600
=" "a" rye 29222 TOO
-. buckwhe.t II 673 500
Indian corn 53J 35OOOO
Z" +" potatoes 100 965 000
!" tons n hsy S@'r ~ $40 eco
p" !" hemp n 10000
{" pounds Of tobacco go i64 OOO
e. costou '' l4l.5OOOOO
rice l03 o405O0
= silk eocooas lO4 6OO
sussr s2A 940 500
The whole Fepm,. when printed. viii make
between seven nsnd eight hundred passs.-Penn
srrkses DrsrAss = There II disease nov
prevalent IN W,lmingtos. Del. that covers the
pesson With hard. itchy. soss b'ies. Il cone
as,ances they ere as,endsd With severe palma
itis sspposed 10 - eonssgioas. .,.na go
Gsoass WAsasnsssn LAsAsss1s i ssn.
essd NJ xssssh Chsssss q Dspssies. end. 81
shs ~ sasssiss, ossas, the svsstsss - tssAs
~ sepsbaisas Asss sst psss'ss. vhe iahesisssbs
sses - shsjanssssl sshlsgtss. wss slsssSs
>ea sose tu1oU ~ 6ebeSt Is'sis bs,.sy d
s~s.vss
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A FA,s Hn "A Wso'perise. that 10 70 say. .
citizen Of M'ebissn. recently wrote 10 Bcssee
Grerly Of New York desiring to have the Da ~
Tribune sent 10 him. promising Ia psy st the end
ofthe year He added. by so doing you will
promote the Whis cause in this s-r,ion Of the
country" Horace published the letter. d-cli.
ming 10 send the paper on credit. and appended
the follow reasons:
''Ist esa't remember that ever had the
honor Of knowing yea; adly, The fec, that you
did not ray the postage on yoav letter, 10 not
calculated to inr,rss me favorsbly - r-esrds
ysur rtesniary reliability /; and 3eiy, I publish.
ed nswsPspen sevea years on credit. with lots
ofsubscrb~ss, and eame near Shaving to deaih
thereby. For the last seven years have gone
on The opposite tack. sending my paper very
rarely 10 sny one Who had not paid for IL in I'D.
vance and think il will gladden. your chilsn.
,hrop;e heart 10 know that the change has work.
I'd sdmirsb'y fer my constitution. I have since
had not so'y . Eeociy array sf Subscribers. hs,
eneosh 10 ess, good ssit Of eloihss, and very
sfsea sssns shsnKs in the vest pockst."'
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a s'eAeles IN D. .si.. hsvisr sav.x;ssa ~
sv"e" s's'sh.s IL. sa ~Aasiess lpesisss''
see ,el'e'sst. misnssiss - - ~ siss - ~
lesf
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The whole FepMs. when printed. viii make
between seven and eight hundred psses.-Penn
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NEw HAVEN, Aug Ar -chrs Tssnhs Gfer ADAM. sen-
,a fr.atn Campbell Ha,srsi,aW sooe Jfns. NORTH Albany
fEW LONDON. Aug Sailed. sps Gen William f1rsy ~ for
South sss aud AWCoast issa HcIs Roe, Ch1 mi NWCoa
PROVIDENCE Aae . - Below bsd Beaver Au5ross Pe,ou
soop Thos Hawkins. Jones NYork Cd brig Unioorn Mf-
Petou c Adams Crowe Bristol Sailed. chrs superior Smith
fou Dove Bassit Bsnshe. oop Ornament Jones, hout0u
wm Mitchell Ads, snd Araea Baief Nfos John Franc 10
Ro5inaou. Hroothsteu
sEw BEDFORD, Aug Ar bn ooeola, B.Ler. Dshion hr'
Henri Clay Nye Albany John Ane Perry Baltimore, Adene
socum Albany Sailed, ship Msfengo.
BOSTON. Aug 2AU ship. Ciarissa Andrews c0by Cadz I'M
corn Tonlis NO,eans. Ben brs Chss Ferdinand Hemeye
H5ri..o Rms Michigan vs,ae, San isn ~ H. Rsred,os Cabs
Gunner norton Ptou; s Gen FOSTER Jordan siJol B.
Boston, Ames, Calais Olive Bran, Tinker. Lube Glide Duhe
John Hancock, Young Ellsworth; Union. Ewe Tofaastou Sea
Ian, Piper Camden Va Quarantine b. bak Asenous Hunt v
e1OL B0oW ashore the Spit Br brig Margaret Morrison I'm
Nova Scotia ieeeraphed ship Oelo Chafesion brig Acorn PM
adepha Cd hps Dolphin Chapman Calcutta Marathon, john
Taylor fhasde phr,. Gsra Do Magdaa. Dodge
Nior brig Mnons Luudgen Gotenburg Cyrus, stud Petui
dew Bovn Allen, Troy New fork Goodse Nforsj Homer Kent
90; Lsronia. HI, and sussn Baker jordan. saco
PORTLAND. Aug Arr schrs caihanne sG Mtcner. Wind
York and President Dn Calais Roanoke uler
FIeepon ior Bangor Cld, brig Union, Mitchell Pfdou-
BATH July 3l-Aff brig Canobee Anderson Boston, sch Con
yoy Dnutnn Boston.
BANGOR July 2lr .crs Andes snow, Portland, Dart Spot
ford. Deer Isle Cd bss W Maxwell Bartlett Nepoasei Mrn-
staples Prov deuce Ar. Toga Showers Dol Traveller Che AM
Despatch Dorr Boston; Harriet Memin and Duroc Colson L.
Bangor Dole Nantucket Caspian, Matthew SALEM MARY SNOW
oHERRYFELp July 99-Ia Port srE. Nsrn.Faaso: Leighton
F,, ~ T s Vsrhprsn y,1 Asgs Rias E,,s
RALr,aoRE ave Az -,hr, p.as, ssoa, Joseph
B1ova Rsg Niors CID brig ADO Jones RIO De- ianero, schrs
Emily Johnson John,on NYoi fnmrose Glv.on HalE SO.
RICHMOND. Aug a-saiea, sehr A,enger snonton Boston
CHARLEsION. JAY 3Cc ship Charlie ton, Faye, Nioi brig
Geo Emery Coe Portsmouth. NH sailed ship Chafeston
Geo Emsly. Portsmouth. and Delta
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commencement Of Wesleyan University.
LOUcspvuutHVV u 7 10
MrppLErowN. Conn. Aug. 2


MrDDLErowS. Conn. Aug 2 lsi'
u GRsELEY Esq.-Dear Sir: The interesting
..c,.ss of the Commencement Of the Wesleyan
University have just taken place. The AnniVer-
..rv drew together, usual a large audience TO
.,neips,e IN the social and intellectual feast Of the
season.
On sunday last Rev DIR. OLiS, the venerable ffesi'
Sso, a the Institution delivered the Baccsanrese DIS
eopr.e which was said ~ be effort OF great merit
w. hone il may get be given 70 the public in Perms-
nent form.
IN Monday evening Rev. d. sPRAGUE, Of Albany,
,sv tho Grafton before the Peithoogsn and Philorhe
,orso Societies His subject was Wiberiorce, and
"a. nstructiyoly and forciby presented He did not
Yah 30 consider Wilberorce he stood particularly
connected with the Slave Question he would rather
~. condensed view Of his whole character brought
- In his whole life He spoke OF him As Man, az a
,atesnan and PhilantnrOpisi and gave one OF tue
most perspcu0us analyses Of character we have ever
h..fd The Doctors Of address IS very pleas
ng and he frequently thrilled with passages Of great
.l5ouence and beauty. The verdict Of the audience
gss highly pHmentary to his talents and taste
d.. TsyLxE Lgwrs Of New York, addressed the PHI
Ss.a Kama Society on Tuesday afternoon He gave
an elaborate Illustration Of his own chronological con.
formation m characteristic Grafton on Radicslisn
10 the recent French Revolution he only the pm
CCes Of lnyOlutlOn, on OF uDceasnF fOLlng over WIN
out any prospect Oi q stand point HE remarks were
occasionally enlseDed with deectable illusions TO ia
cotuem Fourensn ST. cimcnisnisul. and divers other
elphonoas bugboars The state Of things pointed out
~ MS Conservatism desirable may possibly BE- such
- cortsn Kings have impstently waited ton but We
spgrehend that prophets Of God on Humanity have
announced i az the inheritance OF enlightened ages
On Tuesday evening Rev. Dr. COLLINS Of Virgins
delivered an Grafton on Christianity and Liberty
which was much much interesting, as wen nc
more LIBERAL and truthful thsn the which preceded
H. tn, Alumni 10 whom II was addressed, will not
fsil to appreciate its numerous merits
To-day has been principally devoted TO the exercises
Of The Commencement proper and the dinner. The
Letter we not permitted to discuss, and are there
fore unqualified toepeak oft uuierstsndingy The ora
ions were credtable TO the Graduating Glass Those
which appeared b us b possess the greatest excellence
wsr, Mind" by c. Clarke. the Element of Faith
ia Philosophy by J. H. Barnes "Spiritualism In Lit
srsiure" BY L r. Reyes Democracy OF Athens, by
W W Clarke Silence" by h. NJ Manley and the
VsledictoTy Address by J. L. Lsumer.
The Wesleyan University seems TO be under an excel
lent supervision aud is emnenty deserving of liberal
patronage from the large aud popular denomination
whose Interests II is designed to subserve. TIA
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........... .......-sl3. 324, 2o9 81
DANIEL GRAHAM. Reg Of Treas.

FIHsI OF AUGUsT-rhe anniversary ofthe day o T
the Emancipation Of sOOOOO coored in the British
West odsa isicuds yesterday ooirOrStod In sPPro
pirate style In this city great many coored people
irom ueighboring cities and villages present At
IL clock large and respectable procession was form
cd al the colored Church In tordst which marched,
accompanied by excellent music, To Washington square
~here al the accommodations for speakers and hear.
ers usual on such occasions, had been prepared
After the appointment of officers and music by the
band SIR Frederick Douglass Of this city, delivered
able and interesting Grafton. He spoke with much elo
quence and effect Of the great events now ransprng in
Earoye compared toe present condition and future
prospects OF France with those of England and although
IN either country there much TO encourage the pa
inot his hopes were chiefly confined TO England. For
what In France bloody revolution, In Britain
peaceful reformation"
Mr.. D's allusion to his kindred still in bondage was
beautiful and affecting He called particular attention
10 declaration made In the British Parliament by Lord
John Rasse to the effect that the emancpated Slaves
Ia the West India Islands better provided for
comfortable and thrifty than any other peassntry
Ia the world His declaration based upon evidence
elected by Committees appointed by Parliament to in
qalre into the condition of the colored people In the
West India Islands and the effects OF the act OF Emanc
pstion. Mr. ID. was followed by Henry w. Johnson OF
Csnandaigua Mr.. Remond who announced was
not present
There were some 1900 or 1900 persons present The
proceeding were conducted with entire decorum and
yroprieiy throughout Rochester American.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.


~ "a 4 49,
,,.e..ss os-',wa. sssoh vsuus Pai-
80 - :. a., ,.s,,.sx eourse sio-s ssA utay oE
=, es.a q. Jerzy X hey tod ne he ~oo'i '-'
-, -, ..,,u souas, alas hat va ilhea n
=, ..,.,,.. ,ls,a wsa,--io d'nce had ariA'
a. ,..,J s.a.si tia, .a~ TO dane 10 tie qa'dn1s
-. 40 e ye-coai3sas s-s gin . -~af5 's 20 CO.
,.1<l,.. bo.-su. ID sos--;o taIsls inro ils fo'-
xs.. ..saes up AID .;rues oe'oai i".' Ing o.
-, ,v bsioss.. A. ID ~Aso eetals on iAs no''ei
"A s,s ! a.sr saosh-f Poa VII ren sn''lsf i'.f
r,oaths Pfs.ssa;iai oour'e 's''a'' - o'l -
~, I'D, s.s .~e.r % 700. iai General Lewis o'.'
- -. ID, s.eIs5 IL. horse 70 ioss sYoa he h.
"a GO -' BErIER
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pORT On FEw YORK. AUGUsT

ARRIvLD-Bns American, MoSsr d. n Savannah, cotton sol
rr. g. D1Hisu Diu9u.
Be- HOPE M f mouth Fsrle ln Ef1 Janero 9TH u copper o
lesieI. We - Re before reported.
shr Cldeea q eu sCul, 0 dsgs fn Brszps 81 lsgo pt
Ldes bale wool Jsett 4 Len hsfk General
Isor waiting troops scbr Florence or Neu York Cart soul
urms i e sCl james l. Day. Maf-h built ~ BsleVile ~
ssare Brstos bsr e month % jun ard received great
she hss on and sad for N.w ORLEANS 70
e,er The Bella Del Mar that had been Ashore two cot of
llih June and getting ready % sai for Nfork
sobr Mtecy Russell dss IN hoh Carolina With cotton o.
MASTER
schf Eren wicks 90 4 fn Bshin1re coal ~ nt.;sf.
s--L Oh L.cl. M-lLln- : n ln NL.-l.. ll-l.-L
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a CARD,

TUE CITIZENS or NETWORK are respectfully h.
L formed that they obtain Mrs KIDDERS farfsmei
Cholera norbus Dyseniery and D.suhoa Cordial Of the
following named drug gss Rushi1n CARA Co TO Broad
way, and 20 Aston House c Ring. ls2 Broadway. -
4. Meskim 81 Bfoadwsy. j. a ! Cof1ngion. 5oj Hut-
son-st. Dcluc Co. Psrkrow snd 55l Broadway Eu-
gene Dupuiy. h19 Broad II r kiers'ed. SO Broad
way; James Weir, rs g.. e. The Cordial y 81 well
known and generally used that ong story Is unneces-
sary II sny unrcquaired win b. they obitn
culsIs Of the agents thai VII give drecnons iof nsns
nr these diseases 10 every stage and form 4 adapted 20
the youngest child me Oldest pefsCn and the
the disease the better opportunity you have for wiinessr
the wonderful power Ore Cordial possesses. Physicians
have looked Their dying patients th wonder snt asicn
shmeli seeing lnem I'VE and become restored when
the last spark Of life seemed % be cken and al hope Of
recovery had fed MRS L. kfDDEh,
Tvs I'm Inventor and Proprietor, 100 Courts; Boston