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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.


To sail from New York 2ls, and from Liverpool 9th ol
each month.
From Nctr l0sk, Ltrsrpooi
New ship Liverpool, 1850 tons, Anil ii iune d
j, Ehlrilsc ! hng1,st Il October q
- - ~, january a March
New ship Queen 81 the West, 1870 Nh, q Iuy d;
tons, +, Woodhousg. sept "a NOV G
New ship Constitution, 1900 tons, lime ~ hl1st 4
John Bfiitcn, October q nee q
,o.n , t March a May q
Ship lIotlngucr, 1850 IONS Hn JuIy u sent q
Bursley. Nov u Ian q
These substantial fast sang first class ships all built in
the city oil New York, commanded by men of expe-
Renee and ability AMI viii be despatched punctaly on
the 2Ist vi each month.
Their cabins eegaut and commodious, AMI are iir.
nsed with whaeyercan conduce 10 the ease and comfort
OF passengers.
Neither the captains OF thcec snrs VIII be re-
sponsbe for any parcels packages sent by cl unless
regular bills OF fading are signed therefor.
For freight or passage apply to. .-..-....
WOODRUFF & MlNTURNSS,
81 South street, New York.
Liverpool
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE i26 FULTON STREET, N. York.
DR. I. ". DYoTT & SONS, GENERAL AGENTS, No
~ North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOT-T, Dpua.
sIgT corner 9TH street and Penn Avenue.
u5- Also, for sale by Druggists generally.
Ts- NONE GENuINE UNLESS PuT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
quart, AND aIoNEp WITH THg wRirTEN sfoNATuRR OF
& r TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME BLOWN IN Tnr GLASS
us- u n. ID Y TT. IN
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

RHEUMATISM AND PILES
SEPTEMBER 10, 1876.
Nm. TownsRNp--Dear Sir-My wife has been, for seye
fa yeara, afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all TO pu
pose. She finally induced by seeing your advertise
nent, to give your SARSAPARILLA trial was also,
ogeihcr with man in my employ badly troubled with
the Piles and by unng small quantity oil your Sarsapa.
ria, our complaint was completely cured consider Il
one Of the best Of medicines, and would advise all who
affc' d TO give Il a trial.
GARRTT GARIlADRANT
l22 Market street. Newark.
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On. TOWNSEND Dear Sirl have the pleasure to inform
you that three Of my children have been cured OF the Scr
lila by The Of your excellent medicine. They
icted very severely with bad sores have only four
bottles; ! took them away, for which feel myself under
tteep obligation. Yours respectfully, t-.o
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 1903 Wooster street.
New York, March |, 1917 y.@ ~.
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ISS Chatham and 163 Greenwich Streets,
They moreover possess faeities In relation to the Tea
Trade IN very abundant degree, and doubtless, superior
10 any other Tea Concern In America, Their scrupuaus
regard 70 all principles that tend 10 elevate the character
large house is well understood and has already
Them connexion probably, larger than all other Tea Es
ADJUSTMENTS united and they consequently determined
70 se Teas pHrer more fragrant and perfect for the ieea,
ceped.
They most seaosly invite the attention Of the nhabi
ns g Washington TO their Agency where tba following
assoItmens are always hand; and they feel no heso
o - stating that wherever single trial Is made very
III preference Is given TO the celebrated Teas OF the
CANTON TEA COMPANY
IL Reader, make the experiment.
hgt irlces as foocs sub IN al be returned
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
HoMGPArHY AND THE CHOLERA.

The Cholera is fast disappearing at Cincn.
natl, Louisville and ST. Louis, though it still
prevails, to a considerable extent, on board
The river steamers, on which the emigrants
take passage. The Cincinnati Times says:
"Three Homeopathic physicians report
their cases of cholera, from 2o:h Of April up
to the 18th of May, 10 number one hundred
and ffiy-two, of which there has only been
one death. Another Homeopathic prac'ition-
er reports for the last two weeks eighty
eight cases Of cholera in his practice and no
death. Besides these, we learn iha, there are
eight other Homeopathic practitioners, who
have been eminenily successful. None Of
the above, we understand, have been report.
ed to the board of health The ratio of cures
to cases treated in this city, by Homeopathy,
so far as we have learned, are abou, the same
compared with those under Allopathc treat.
ment, a. is generally found everywhere--.ha,
is to say as ten TO one in favor Of the new
system"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
CHOLER A-LJNF,

We have many evidences that the follow.
ing preventive of Cholera has been found
everywhere efficient, and we would be glad
to see promp, attention raid TO it in this
citv:
Cholera Prsvsntive.-The following com.
munication, found in the New Orleans Com.
meycial Times, is, we believe, strictly true.
And if The same particular attention is given
10 lining our streets, cutters and premises
generally, which there was in 1882, We think
there is sound philosophy in the belief that
we may again escape the ravages of the
cholera:
''In the summer Of 1892, when the cholera
-pread all over Middle Tennessee, its course,
from Nashville, (where il first made lis ap-
pearance) was South. The authorities of
Columbia, a town forty two miles south OF
Nashville, and containing about two thousand
Inhabitants, caused fresh lime to be placed
at The door of every house, aud the citizens
were requested TO spread it freely Oh their
premises, in the gutter, and in all open lois
where there was any stagnant water. II
soon reached franklin, nineteen miles south
Of Nashville, then Pulaski, thirty miles south
OF Columbia, where it was terrific, thence to
shelbyvile, cas-. Of Columbia foriy.fve miles
where il was worse than at any other place
in Tennessee two miles north of Columbia
in the country il was very bad-nearly hall
The negroes and whites died on some plania,
lions. In fact, ii was all over the surround
ing country. Not case originated in town
The system Of lining continued throughout
he summer and fall, and !, was found that
he usual fall fevers were veiy light, 80 much
so that The custom Of lining has been strictly
adhered to annually ever since, and from q
sickly town, ], is now one Of the healihies
in Tennessee"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
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EDITORS TABLE.
Business Notices.

Business Notices.
In our columns this week, will be found mum.
Der Of new advertisements which we commend to
the attention Of our readers. As a general rule
good business mel always advertise, and we need
not say, that with such men we can generally deal
on the best Of terms.
KEEN & KrnKpArnIcx, Ill North 81 street,
Philadelphia, have opened new House for Hides,
Leather, Oil, &c, and offer to tanners and others,
great inducements. See their advertisement.
WALL PArEn.-Those Of our readers who are
ir want of handsome wall paper, Of every variety,
Of the latest styles and at the lowest prices can DO
no better than to call on Finn & Burton lac Arch
street Philadelphia.
GoLp AND SILvrR wAR.-Mr. J. Stockman,
No. 60 Cbesnnt street, Philadelphia.-not only
Sells but manufactures every variety Of Gold and
Silver Ware, such as gold and silver pencils sill
yer spoons gold and silver thimhles. Those who
deal with Mr.. Stockman, will always be sure to
get good article, and at prices as Low as any in
the city.
rAMiLf URoeEhIEs.-Solton N Co' Soutn
West corner Of Arch and 9th streets, Phadelphia
have an excellent establishment for the supply o.
Groceries ofevery description for family uses. Fo'
| particulars see their advertisement in anothe,
column.
SAnsAPAnlLLA.-Mr.W w. Marshall, by his ad
vertisement in our paper offers for sale an excel
lent article of Sarsa para and also an cmbrocatior
for horses.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
GREAT ARRIVAL.

Gy@~ GOODS
Ohm w. FRILING has just received at his
' store in Sunbury al extensive assortment Of
NEW GOODS, Of every variety which he is now
ready to sell or exchange for produce; and consist.
ing in part of
CLOTHS, C.4SSLMERES, sc.
Linen and Cotton drilling, and summe,
wenr Of cN kinds.
CALlcoEs, CmNTz, GIScHAM, LAWNS, &c.
Muslins beachrd and unbleached.
PALM LEAF AND OTHER HATS.
Queensware and Hard,care Of all
kinds.
DRrGs-PAINrs, AND DyEsrrrrs.
FISH, SALT, AND PLASTER.
And great variety of other articles all Of which
will lie sold at the lowest terms.
Sunbuy, May &c, ls40.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
BALTIMORE MARKET.
OGe. Of the american, May 81, IS,

UTet 81 lhs dmsTiedn, Wdy n, 1919.
GRAIN.-Sales Of good TO prime Mary yland
rel Wheats at l0OLl06 cts. and Of white a,
i07a1i5 cents. A cargoe Of Pennsylvania
red hot prime, was sold at 100 cents.
Corn is in demand. Sales of Maryland to-
day at ~, IS and 49 cts. for white, and 5la
SIS cts. for yellow. A sale Of Penusy lvania
yellow at SIS els.
We quote Maryland Rye a, IS cts. and Oats
at 25 a 2s cents.
WHISKEY.-Sales of bbls at 2lt cents
We quote hhds. at 2lta2I cts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
THE CHOLERA.

The cholera, though its ravages have not
been extensive, has already carried off a
number Of our most distinguished men. We
regret to announce the death Of Gen.
Worth, who died at San Antonio, Texas,
on the 7th inst. After having escaped
danger and death in all its forms and won
forhimself an imperishable fame in the late
battles in Mexico, he is silently stricken
down with this fell disease.
Major Whistler, celebrated American
Engineer, who was employed by the En-
peror of Russia, few years since, TO con-
struct rail road from Moscow to St. Peters
burg, recently died at St. Petersburg, of
this fatal disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
COMMUNICATION.

Mn. EDIroR.-Sir: As the time is rapid.
ly approaching. when the people will be cal.
led upon to make choice of one Of the citizens
to fill the Office of Brigade e-Inspeet.r, We
would cheerfnlly recommend Major Will.
LIAM Il. KASE, for ,ha, station in the mill.
tary ranks, believing his promotion to that
station, would have a tendency 10 raise again
the spirits OF military men.
MANY IN THE FORKS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

% The boatmen on the Lehigh Canal
are still on a ''strike," and are encamped in
the Basin opposite Easton. The boatmen
refuse to let any loaded boat pass down out
of the Lehigh Canal. The Sheriff and his
posse few days since, succeeded in passing
up boat, but in several subsequent at
tempts, he was resisted and the boats taken
from him. Governor Johnston, has been
called upon TO order out the military. He
has written to the sheriff requesting him TO
call large posse from the county, TO put
down the lawless conduct of the boatmen.
The Easton Argus says, the citizens are not
disposed TO place their heads and limhs in
jeopardy by crossing the Lehish, and by
too close contact with the clubs Of the
boatmen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
% The American Law Journal fol

% The American Law Journal for
May, has been received. Among other
matters of interest to the profession, it con-
tains an able article in favor Of the election
OF Judges by the people, written by an
eminent member ofthe Bar. As the people
will be called on 10 vote on this question at
the next election, it will naturally excite
considerable interest. Published by Ham
ersly & Co., Lancaster, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
WALL PAP EHa.

VVHE Subscribers have on hand the lar rest a..
] sortment Of W,tL P,PEns in the city Of Phi.
lidelphia, Wholesale and Retail, consising Of
every variety suitable for Parlors Entries. Dining
Rooms, Climbers, &C. which for quality and
style cannot he surpassed. Doing a cash business
we are enabled to sell better article at q much
lower rate than any store doing
TRADE BUSINESS.
On hand, large assortment of WIDE PAPEn,
for Curtains, Fire Prints, Borders. &c., which will
be sold for Cash. Paper Hanging done in the
country at city prices.
N. B,-Dealers are invited to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
FINN & BURTON.
No. li2 Arch Street, South side,
Philadelphia, Nay &c, l8iy.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE.

view us10o VIZ uuu LcOu0er SuOres
No. III North 3D. 81. d,ors belor Race Sc.
Philadelphia
VuVHE sulscribers offer to the tanners on the
I most favorable terms their fresh importation
Of Hiies, cor sis'ing Of Eunos Tyres Laplats,
Caracas, Laeuira, Hrne.Dry, Chhi Sailed Fe..
ambuco and all kinds Of Spanish Hides dry ard
ssi'ed. Also, Green Slaughter, Diy Sailed, and
Black Dry Patna Kips,
Also, straights, and Bank oil and q general ~.
sortment of Curriers' Tools.
they will sell or trade fw Spanish or Slaughter
L,a'het, the above Hides, Kips, Oil and Tools, on
oetser Terms: than old Houses in the city,
Ca'h paid Tor e,'her Of all kind.
KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
Philadelphia, MAJ sc. ls4e.-lv T7FE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

% The great fire at ST. Louis, will fall
heavily on some ofthe citizens of Pittsbury,
who were owners in part or the whole, Of
many Of the steamboats,, which were des-
troyed by the fire.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

70 A STRIKE AT DANvILLE.-The work.
men connected with the Furnaces at DAN
vile nave turned out for higher wages on
Tuesday last. They paraded the streets of
Danville accompanied with music.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
CHOICE GROcE cERIES.
COTTON & 60.

s. ". Corner hreh g. 9Th Street Philadelphia,
M AVE now in store well selected stock Of
u the very best Family Groceries, which they
will sell at the lowest prices and warrant please
Green and Black Teas from s. down to rs cts per
h., the Black Tea IS cents by the Box. is unusua-
ly fine. Coffee of all qualities and prices-better
Sugar for st cts. per H., than any other store.
Maccaroni, Vermicelli, Canton Giny ger in Syrup,
Olive Oil Of the best Brands an assortment of the
richest Jellics, and every article kept in line.
All goods sent to the country, put up neatly and
securely
Please try US once and satisfy yourselves whether
we can suit you. COLTON 4 co.
S. w. Cor. Arch & 9th ST.
Philalclph a, My 26, lSi9.-:hc3m-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
Gbc Alarkets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

MAT 30, 1917.
WHEAT--Prime Penrs, ,lvauia reds are
held at 81 ST 05, aud white al 81 10 a ST..
I2.c.
RYE-Sales at So a soc.
CoRN-Sales OF fiat ard round yellow Sc a
$50, weight.
OATs-Sales of Southern SOC; Penna. 3lc
WHIsKEr. SALES in hhds at % C and in
bb!s at % cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

W STRIKE AT SHAMoKlN.-We under
stand that the miners at the Shamokin coal
mines, in this county, struck for higher
wages on Tuesday last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

" Maj. BorrowY, formerly Of the Eagle
Hotel Williamsport, now keeps the new
hotel at Ashland, on the mountain. The
Major knows how to keep good hotel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

% THE New SCHOOL LAw.--We have
published this week an abstract of the new
law in relation TO public schools, which
will be found useful and interesting, espe-
cially that portion relating TO sub-districts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
" A fiyht took place in the German

% A fight took place in the German
Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg, on Sum-
day morning last. There is division among
the members, and attempt was made to
stop the minister from preaching, by por-
tion Of the congregation, when a general
fight commenced. The authorities have
locked up the church until the matter is
settled. Alas, how many wear the mantle
of religion as a cover for their enormities,
and how many are governed by its forms,
without knowing or approaching its bles-
sings.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

@ A number Of new advertisements
and other matter, necessarily restricts us in
our editorial this week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

~ Four new cases of Cholera in New
York on the 22d, and three in Baltimore
are reported.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
ID I T. ID

In this place, on Sunday last, Mrs. ELIZA.
BETH, wife OF Mr.. Jacob Cable, aged about
30 wears.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

70 The Iron Foundry of Mesrss. Um-
holtz & Hance, in fremont Schuylkill coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire, on Saturday last.
Loss IS, 900. No insurance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

% THE CnoLERA.-This dreaded epe-
demic will in all probability visit most of
our large citi-s, though its ravages are not
so much dreaded as formerly. AT Cincin-
natti, it is thought the worst is over. The
number Of deaths on the 10Th was eleven.
We hear nothing more Of the cholera in
New York. There was rumor that it was
in Baltimore, which has since been CONTRA
dicted. A case in Boston is also reported.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
" We make room for the following

communication in reply to an editorial ar
ticle, which appeared in our paper Of the
18th inst, commenting on an article in the
Miltonian under the head Of "Uncer,airtv
of the Law ard uncertainty Of the Fact"
We do 80, on the principle Of affording
every one an opportunity ofdefending him
selfagainst any thing that may appear in
our columns, editorially or otherwise, pro-
vided such defence is couched in respect-
ful language, at the same reserving to our
selves the right Of making such comments
as we may deem necessary. Having been
absent at the time, and not having seen the
article commented upon by our young
friend who had charge Of our columns, du-
ring our absence, we cannot OF course,
say any thing of its merits or dement's, or
ofthe propriety or impropriety Of his COM
ments. We regret that any difficulty
should have occurred between our young
friend and the writer and cheerfully give
the latter the benefit Of reply.
To the Editor of the sunbury American
In your paper Of the l2th inst, during your
absence, certain censoiious remarks appear.
ed upon communication in the Miltonian,
headed 'Unceriain,y of the Lar-and urcer.
iainiy OF the Fact" The author of the lat.
ter, knowing those remarks TO contain unjust
imputa,ions, offers u brief defence, and an.
swer.
The impu,a,ion Of design 10 create sspre.
judice' has no foundation in fact. On the
contrary, the design, and the tendency of the
communication were TO obridfe prejudice. pro.
ceeding from false testimony. The name.
Of all implicated were delicately withheld
while the circumstances related would disa.
buse candid minds, who would recollect the
case. To every person the ''sngular discove'
ry' Of an important los, deed after len year.
search, repelling falsehood and SANDER, wa.
Instructive and interesting; and it is an ad
monilion agains, deciding upon the rights o
parties upon the crude, and con,radic,or,
story Of bold, reckless and ignorant witness
tes,fying 10 The contents of written docu
ments which she ''never read, ror hear,
read" Notwithstanding these obviously mp
right motives, the censor again and ngail
charge. evil inteniions-and an abuse of III
press" and announces his heroic resolulio,
"boldly 10 rebuke vice in whatever form
comes to our notice." Had he rpbuked tn,
false witness his chivalry would have beef
less quixolic.
He is further wrong in pronouncing j
"highly probable, that another action will h
commenced" That is not at all probable
and as he knew nothing abou, it, silence
would have been more becoming. Their
was no reference To him, nor 10 the press q
which he had the temporary charge; no
any propreiy in his Interference Unless h
sought to ';siir mp s,rfe,' and create dis
cord. To relort his own words, he is "jus,l
tosay the least Off, guilty d cross inn I'd, n
whether through ignoral CO or Il, sgr."
THE COMMUNlCATOR.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

o. FIRE IN CINclNNArTr.-Ten frame
buildings were burned on the . LIST inst. The
Cholera is decreasing, and business is re-
suming its wonted channel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

% The Supreme Court for the North.
ern District Of Pennsylvania, will COM
mence its session at this place, on the first
Monday Of July next. The list Of causes
will be found in an another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
Office.

Supreu1c Court Of the Northern District Of
Pennsy ivania.
NOTICE is hereby given that all Adjourned
N Court for said District, will be held in Sun.
bury, OH the FIRST Monday OF July next, for the
argument Of causes from tie Sth aid Goth Judicial
Districts held over from last Term.
And that said Court, will commence its annual
Session on the I'd Monday, OF said month, ior the
argument OF causes brought to July lerm lS49.,
CHARLES PLEASANrS, Pr1th'y.(
protnonotlry oiiice, May IL, lSiJ.
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M A a S II A l. LIS
Concentrated SurSlD


For the cure of letter, Scroua. Eryspalas, Piles,
Chronic Rheumatism and all disorders Of the
Blood, Mercurial Disease, &c.
T is recommended to Physicians and others, as
! the strongest preparation now in use, and en-.
tirely different from that put up i'll quart bottles
possessing little active principle OF the Sarsa.
parilla, but intended TO deceive the pubic.-for
sale by NJ. a. McCAY, Northumberland.
HEYL'S EMBROCAIION for Horses will
cur, sprains, Bruises, Cut Calls, Swellings, and
all complaints requiring an external remedy. 1t
is highly useful i'll SPAWN, Curb, Ringbone, stiff
ness OF the Joints, cracked Heels. Splnts, &c.
1t has also been used with great success by per-
sous affli ted with Rheumatism, and other COM
plants Prepared only by w. Marshall, Phiadel-
phia, and Tor sale by NJ. A. MeCay, Northumber.
land.
Philadelphia, May &c, ls49-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26
MORE NEWS FROM THE GOLD REGIONS

BosroN, May IS.
Letters received here f,om San Francisco
furnish the following additional intelligence ::
There were 2s vessels in port, among " hich
was one American, the Ta.so, from Valpa-
raiso.
Emigration 10 the mines had commenced
in earnest. There were about ihirty-fve
hundred persons a, Valparaiso, and FIVE hun.
dred at Talcap.ino, awaiting an opportunity
TO go to the gold regions.
1t was thought that the steamship Califor.
MIA would be able 10 leave about the % h,
manned BY amateur sailors, consisting OF
such persons as are anxious to get home with
gold dust the result of their labors.
The agen, Of The steamer offered regular
sailors 5000 per month, which was refused
Phila. Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

ed last evening, that several casesof Cholera
had occurred in this city-iive in 81. Mary
street, aud three in German boarding house
in Dock street. near Front. From what we
learn these cases occurred in the most loa,h.
s'me premises, but were of that mild type
readily Welding to medical lrratmen, The
Bard of Health was in session las, nuh, mon
The subject. but we are unaivised as to their
proceedings"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-26

% CHOLERA IN PHILApELPHA.-It will
be seen by the following extract, from the
Philadelphia Daily News, that the cholera
has made its appearance in that CITY: