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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17


Experience has proved that nearly every Disease originates
from Impurities o the Blood arrangements Of the Diges
tives Os; and to secure Health, must those
OILS ruct MS rcsure the Blood tr as natural state.
The aversion taking medicine is most efcciually
IN wed by CLtcKNEBs NEGETA Pt Pills being
completely envcl'pcd with coating q" pure white Sugar,
(Which sos distinct from the internal ingredients as nut
Shell {. m the kcrnoO and have N taste e medicine
But are easily sWll wed as bits ul condy Moreover
they neither girc in the slightest degree, but
operate equally all the diseased parts o the system, in
stead o confirming themselves TO- and ruckng any particular
region. Thus il the Liver be affected ingredient Will
operate thnt particular organ, and by cleansing il of u
Excess Of Bile restore - its natu ed state Another viii
operate the Board and remove n impurities in its circu
ht1n while third win olectuuly eXpe whatever mpI-
rites have been 5chaTged into the stomach, aud hence
they strike the disease al Impure Hu
from the body open the pores externally and inter
ualy; scparue all foreign and obnoxious particles from til,
cylc. TINT the blood nay he thoroughly purehus secu
rra and healthy action 10 the Heart Lunrsa and Live
and thereby they restore health when all other meant
] have failed.
The entire truth o the above he ascernined hy th
trial of single box: and their virtues positive
certain in restoring Health that the proprietor hius himsel
~ return the money paid Tor them in all where the
! 10 not riv universal satisfaction.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17

GENERAL LASk, of Indiana, is 10 be re-
called, il is said, from Oregon, of which he
was appointed Governor by PTesiacn, Polk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17

Coughs, Colds, Pains, Nervous aud Sick Headache,
Rheumatism, Cuts Sprains, Spinal Affections, Summer
Complaints, Cholera Morbus, ruothache, Erupns, COrns
Piles Frozen Parts Burns Scalds Ague IN the Face aud
Breast Painters Cr, Brnises Old Sores, Loss Of appe-
lile General Debility, Asthma, Sc Put up in bottles iol
l. > shi,ngs per hottie. For further particulars see
Pamphlets TO he had of every agent gratis, containing
brief history OF the origin, discovery and goods effects
Andrews Pain Killer Certificates Of Cures, directions
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
The triumphant success Of Andrews Pain Killer IN re-
moving the causes that produce death. the unnCly death
OF millions OF race has induced of when il
may he truly said, their villainous occupations manifest
their viahly attempt put in circulation spurious and
counterfeit articles called Pain Kiier,n using fictitious
for the pretended author, forged certificates, &c
Some have appeared and Others doubt will appear Lei
all remember that Andrews Genuine Pain Killer has the
written signature of Andrews the label of each bottle
in black ink Don't simply ask for Pain Killer but ask fol
| Andrews Pain Killer and have other.
: I'D hv NJ. A. McCay Sole Agent, Northumberland
| j. w Frillug, Sunhury John II Raser, Milton John r
| Mvyer. bloomsbury; VIM 4. Murray Co, Danville
| Davenport a Smith, Plymouth; Andrew Nolr Wilkes
| barre (: HAYS x Mccormick, McEwensville Schalle
Chamberlain, Ieyyisburg George McAlpn, Jersey Shore
| j. NJ. Judd, WliauspoIt
Orders addressed TO Andrews inventor and only Pro
pretor a, Itheca Tompkins county, n. Y, VIII receiv
| prompt attention
September 30 1sis.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17

Three thousand cows have been exported
from Canada within the last three months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

tFrom Catsiill, Green County, New York;
DR.. w Wright-Dear Sir: hava found your Indnn
Vegetable Pills valuable remedy in Of General De-
bty Of the SYSTEM and in all Bilious disorders. am ais,
in the habit of recommending them to females in pesula
cases.
observe them to sperae in the system without producing
debility or pain, leaving it in a healthy condition.
June 81, lsie. Jous DoAyK ND
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17
SIlERMiN'S
POOR MANS PLASTER

has cured cases Of rheumatism Pain in the Back
side and Chest Ihmhago aud Weakness, than any april
community the genuine 10 Beware oi Deception. c
Remember that the true and genuine Plaster is spread upon
reddish paper made expressly for the purpose and every
the signature o Dr. Sherman printed upon the hacl
If the Plaster and the whole secured Ivy Copy Right, None
others genuine Therefore when You want real gnnc
Shermncs Poor Mans Plaster, call The Office 1C6 Nassau
street. and you will MT he disappointed.
Remember principal Gtice l06 Nassau-strcei Newly ork
where oil DR.. Shcrmans Lnzclges sold. His Agent
Mrs. Hays 1870 Fulton street. Brook1yn Hneson
Williamsburg; and lcllnq & CO. Boston, and
JOHN YOUNG. Sunhury
NJ. \. McCAY, Norumbs srRnd
Febrnary Il. lsiQ.-ch e3m-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17

ExAMpLE--A person aged 30 years birth day, by
paying the Company 90 would his family
heirs 500 should he die year for 30 he
them $1,000 should he die n years. OF
40 paid annually during life he $1,000 10 be
paid when ne dies. The insurer securing his own bonus,
by the difference of premiums from those charged
by other offices For S495o the heirs would receive sooo
should he die in year.
Forms OF application and all particulars may hs had at
the Office. w. CLA6HokN, PRESIDENT
TREAsuRER-FRAScIs w. RAwLE,
H. g. Tuckett, Secretary.
C,oxs,1rING P,IyslcIAN-Dr J. b. Masser, Smlbury.
J. H, PuRpy Sunbury Agent Tor Northnmperhnd oonn
| y.
Suubury, July S, 1875
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17

E'LEUREsV AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs BAGGAS, lady upward Of 10 residing Sc sheriff.
has ir years been subject ,ancks of Pcurisy Raising of
Blood, Cough Shorness # Breath Pain in her Head
and variOus parts yl her body Her friends believed her
PAST RECOVERY
The A-IIeang Basam relieved her at once Of oil her
alarming symptoms aud she is able to attend her
work
ASTHMA AND 11HOOPTNG COUGH
Mrs Luce,ia Wells, 9j Chrsiie-sree l.. s Beals, 10
Delanccy street WIN. II. Noungs, 75 Walnut street. know
the value of This great remedy
Askfor Sherman's Al-Ileaug Basam and see that his
written signature is ON each bottle
Price - cents md 81 per bottle
DR.. Shermans w Jrm and Cough Lozcngcs sold aboye
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17
DEATH To PAIN

-RELIEF TO THE SICK -
Health TO the Weak A
BALM is found for the
Whole Human Race in An
drews'
PAIN kILLE r.
This is an entirely vegctu-
bic compound, composed Of
Twenty-Five different nlgro-
dents, and is an internal and
External Remedy for the va
rions Ills that human hesh is
heir to-
such AS,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17
TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER PHYSICIAN

TES IMUNH Y Of ANOTHER PHI HYSICIAN.
The following letter is in reply to a from agent
asking DR.. Bouton's sopnion OF this medicine:
-TuNKHANNocx. August 20, 1913
Mr.. A. Durhan-Dear Sir In reply your note Of yea.
erday would state that have occasionally found it con.
venie to use the various Paen Pills. vended in the shops
and whilel am unwilling to soy anything odeprecate the
value OF Others am free to confess that consider wrghs
inian Vegetable Pills superior to all others with which
am acquainted have used them for many years both in
my own family and in my practice generally and they have
uniformly proved mild certain and safe in their operations
The and skill with which these pills have been hitherto
manufactured are in my opinion sufficient guarantees for
like good results in future Very respectfully
b. A. BouroS, NJ D.
Mr. is practitioner Of long experience well known
in and even beyond the lines of Wyoming county He is
s'""'a nf Prnnsvvania. and highly popular with the
people among whom lie resides ~ ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
ESSST .A.1T1S GA.TT-s Z Z
MEDICINES.

Don't permit your Horses or cattle to die, when
the means of cure are within the reach of all
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17
Table OF Premiums required foE the OF SUU fo
the whole term Of Life.

The premiums less than any other company and the
ncicies afford greater advantages Tables of hayearly
and quarterly premiums half credit Of pemum short
terms Joint lives survivorships and endowments also,
form OF Application for which there blank shees)
TO be had on application the Office by letter the
| Agent, J. II. PuRDY, Sunbury.
| RATES FOR INsuRINe slOO ON a single Lie
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17

beware Of Sugar Coated Counter.
feits.
Remember that tho original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature Of VIZ Wright
on the topiabel Of each box.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17

:
To DR. w. Wright-Dear Sir For the lsst two years
have sd the agency for the sale Of your Indian vegea
Ps at this place. and have sold annually large quantities
retail They lave in every instance given entire sssfas.
sion Many families in this section keep ,hem and consider
them invaluable family medicine. There is no modi-
cine sold here that can be universally recommended
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills Yery truly yours,
February l. 1919. w. NJ LUK7Ss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE

me DEoi AMiLf AiEbiSiNE
From Norton Hill, Green County n. VI
DR. Wright We have used and sold your Indian veee.a.
BILE Pills for three years past and do hesitate to recon-
mend them to our friends and customers the best Family
Medicine in use Ma RAxspstL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-03-17

NDN IN LhEKN TO JALlF UKNIA.
Persons going to California cannot make a het-
ter investment than by purchasing one of these
instruments, which will not only be worth fifty
times its value there TO sell again, but will be of
ncstimabe worth to those who 90 in search of
Gold, as has been proved by the most abundant
experiment both in California and the United States
TESTINinNIAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31
81 TIE HIBlIGHT SOL THGRN HAIL

AEsED ENGEs,Ts To CkLffORNis ~ NENico-
TIE Na.i'Hoi I'foIigocs- Of YESTERDAYS, eontsias
corrcsponcerce between IRE Mexican Envoy - " l'h
ston and ih Secretary Of STATE relative . oerases
committed By parties OF armed Americans passing
through Mckee tor California S-tlr j. = Ross says
th.i A. Psfo. Ia the STATE Of Chihuahua numerous
parties have entered the country without passports
destroyed the 1eds Of s,n ct IT, peaceful inhabitants
snG insuit>d ths Mexican or-cers lar 70 oolse
them psee guards for the rr0tecon % ther hoases
ID cases these atv-niurers cave fred upon IRE
Peop.s under preisnse that they save oeea robbed o.
ocsss Of burden 10 consequence. ihe Nexican GOV
eminent "a. gwen orders for srning ire people Of
the settlements andin fliare unless such parties 81 b.
nit the avs ~ the country. they VII - pursued
Ike highway rob5er. and II appreciated daily tired
for their o1-nses % bloody encounter should ensue
in consequences, Mexico vii have done more than
her legitimate rEht Of resi-tNne - aggression -
The Envoy. however hope. tha, the United states Vii
order such measures a. vii prevent these eNcesse.
and obvtate TIE danger % cori.ct
Nr CLATr0~ Ia reply. ssys be hss banded The F.
voy. letter % the Secretary Of War with srecomrnen
dston that orders to the should be .ss1ed -
Mr. CAAvrozn in letter 70 Mr. Clayton. say. that The
e. : Govern ment cannot interfere in ihe mstte- Il
hss encouraged and must stin encourage an armed
emigration 70 tee Pacific snd If the eis ants sc-os'
TIE Mexican frontier 70 DO mischief, Mexico must treat
them Ike any other criminals that she catches they
must abide the consequences Of their rssbne,' and vio
euce Mr Crawford suggests finally ths;ii Mexico Oh
jec,s 10 armed parties crossing her territory shs
should give due notice % that effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31
From Mexico, Texas, &c.-The hey Abdue-
tisn Ca-r-Rey and the Government.

BALTIMORE, Ihursdsy, Aug ~ NJ
The New Orleans papers Of the 23i have come
to hand A correspondent ~ the Dsta writing from
Mexico ssys that Revolution IL daily expected there,
consequent upon the union OF Paroles snd the --nan
i.ta. The Data states that several NeNicaus are no"
10 New Orleans on their way to Jamaica, o. invite
santa Anna 20 return 20 Mexico.
An arrival ir-m Red River reports Alexandria ~ b.
four ie-i under water.
Papers from Austin. Texas say that the crops he
remarkably promising 10 that section, and The same
may be said 0i East Houston. The fcbSraph mentions
aims have caused great sickness . pre-
vail on the Trinity and Brszos Rivers
The NeV Orleans papers Of tne 18Th lproo.hiy Hhl
publish Keys letter the American Consul, stat
ing hi. abduction and claiming the protection Of the
American Government The papers aso publish the
correspondence between the Captain General OF Cubs
ADD the American Consul, also Reys declaration Be
fore the Captan General OF Cuba and the soldiers con
Tossing that be let New Orleans voluntarily The SUB
iect appear. TO fngross the entire attention Of the
press their columns icing literally hlied with the same
The health Of tie city Ia good
The .sles OF CorroN for the week we're 500 bales,
80 s.ys the telegraph The stock on hand IL 1901
haes against % no A. the period set year 10
Guided In tns ssles we're - bales Of CoTToS, Al
lOt 10 lie tor fair % fully fair
A dispatch from Washington states positively that
Rey pas demanded by the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

s.x>s 70 facilitate negotiations for peace oefo'e 'os
negotiation hss ev-n cunnencsd. -. -
~ rr.- or. -rIrs- VIII bet -Il-u't ~ p -
tn occasion snt the more strictly conlr,ln !. -.
;.r-s~s tr.---t;or.-n tt- prosecution % tne N.r-u
e1sr-in- frdernniry- in ~ cn11rs- - -A-- 80
acquired T-rri0ry-i SEA- g.; sccorsinsy-
Whathe 1T Tor breaking RS promise from 'ue
men =, whom, Re c-ouc-et We know Mt, rut ne
did break T. Cuba acd slavery D. nov The cry
In isa9 spain proposed 20 herself U rec Olo''
slaves s1d 81. Van Barren, through Gov "a
Ness. remonst-atsd, that Cuban freedom ~oa'
esdsnzer 1utbern sisvery
10 the state Of Ner-Yors. 10 1890, on the Ms
.ogr question. as-cy and Van Bu-en upheld
Ra'os King. principles. ant approved OF Efs'
t5s Roots proposition, that . be
Rs.sr-,s Ira; the Introduction Of slavery into his
.,r-,-v /. 70 BE- deeply iepiored thsi IL cannot -
--rr-,es without Al 1nces-ing violation % TIE IN
.h@nAbe rznts 81 nan. the Declaration OF lndepenc-
ence and the Avs OF Nature hat - extension ought
=; m prohibited y every constitutional bsrrier within
tie porer OF either Congress or th- state Lesi.a-
tue. thsi 10 tie admission 81 new states into
tbe Union there ought - BE- Al inlioitory provision
against "a introductun unless clearly snd uneg liy-
ocalv sdmittsd by the Consuruuon-inAsmuch - n
A. case. OF doubtful construction tae his1ts Il Man
and the Cause Of Liberty ought 70 prevail
Itwas moved. and the result ~m tie adoption
,-ifh euiire unasiHHg no division being called
by both .fe Senate AID Aoeztiy Of resolutions
,n,fr-,ofirg oar S,nGfors and Rspr,'enfsfires "a
Congress % opposc tie adni"tcu rs a STAR, ~
- ss Union Of 1Hy ,srri'0ry nor c0~Pri'ef riftiu
ne original bouafarI, Of the Uaifed Sfafs' rifk-
o,.t making tie pr9Ai5itioa IF Siarery aersiH an
dspsasaji, condition q adrlg'I0H.'
Wa, the prohibition Of Siavery-extension 8
Democratic principle in $40. Mr.. Mares II
not. where were the Democrats II the Han
kers Of $50 acre perfectly risht, Messrs. Ed
tors Of the Erprs's are you prepared TO add the
necessary result that in $50. ls47 and ls4s, the
Legs allure and Electors Of New York were per
fectly wrong
lis impossible - look upon the conduct Of
the mean znd crouching band who met In Pres
byte-i.n Church at Rome. for ies hours this
month a. a Democratic Convention. without
/ feeling thal kful o. heaven or having more i1r
bes-ance with the chief of sinner" nowadays
than II had in Korsh. Dathan and Abrams time
else the ground had opened. as Of old, and swa
| Owed them NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31
Arrival of Rey nj New-Orleans-The Over
flow nj Red River-Heaith OF New-Orlean-.
NV OsLE.v,. Aug 2s-4PM

The trig SsVaiors has arrived Al his porE alter
passage Of eig hi days from Havana. She has 90
board Reg. the abducted Spsniard sh0 was gwen up
By the Captain General ~ Cusa- without formal De
nj and bsng made for him.
lie hsf been seni home By the American Consul
since Dis arrival ne has gwen testimony 10 which he
states b. had been abducted. he required % give
bail curiiy for his appearance At the trsl Of the
Spanish Consul
The RsS Rrer Repnbiicga Of the 2st met gives the
psrtcu srs 81 the afe overflow ~ that place and est
mates The dsmsze I've millions Of dollars. Il s
thought that where 10000 bales OF cotton gath
cred a.t year not $1,000 viii be made this year Much
prehenson oy the appearance Of thu cotton
worm ia many parts Of Louisiana
There has been not single death from Choera dur.
inr the week The deaths from other diseases wers
100 Of which two we're caused BY yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

Tx NEw EFFORT FOR HARsosr.-We no.
toed day or since the plan for sort OF sponis'
neous Convention OF the two divisions OF the Loco.
Foco party, to be held at Syracuse on the iiih OF
next month. for the purpose of trying again the
Job witch the folks at Rome made so poor hand
at The Glsbs Of this City, feels well at the proc
peci Of the people succeeding where their leaders
couldn't In the establishment of frs,erna asree
ment, with all its soft delights and mutual enjoy
ments. but the Aibany Arsus Is no, seduced by
this charming perspective, and sssails the movers
for the Convention. In Orleans County, II
s.ems they have behaved with great improperly
having sgued the of several highly re
spectacle gentlemen to their call without askins
leave to do The Arsss accordingly thinks that
their Convention viii turn out fash in III,
pan. and that Democrats" in general, will con
tinue to occupy their present high and ibers
position" that 10 to say In plain English, 60 fol-
the extension OF Slavery over New Mexico sns
California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

Murray .-rsoa. Ass %. sELlsDA -- o. oa... o..
ss-i -
r-si, q ~ respectfully svr-s 20
f-ct - fss-ra - Saturday .--r-oos ocoes as
r.slf-re- ~ lard
y - cy q Hathrs. Of eI.-s,.ry. E-, ELIJAH cR,w
5fclEtt Cfy Fs.-r.l ~ q
e. 1oct 'r1u A-l-f Cl1r-h Fr>ls. 80 a.
r.fe- ar 1risf D. - sr--srt -itslt f1rh-r
As- - tier slf rsnls ln-.. SARAH o. rtooa-.
bat-r. t1- TEA go n 80
- f-1fs RI ~ ug f..r-,f1ly
rsfs ifln hsf -st- f.-c-sc- R-t,os
s'rrcs
le Ce-i--s =. soc1sy -r~.E o-x pro
- - ir~'- n. LUCINDA FO,TEH 80
~ to CitF. "a 20 t,fA y-sr 1fa-s ,s-
eefa-s O,seS' ccszfy si~r. .h9r s,s. THOMAS PAT.
fis0s 1>scns-f ola. CT.
A. f.1.n. orosshi sh- cry Inferred Gr--asoos
Ia lsnstlsh, 70 ssssy ofn1g Asx D. q c.o-r rf,a
IN thkELts hkNkf. q H-afy as1 ko-sl- Wissr,
t<-d IS no1,1s 80 Gay.
y q cs1.4rrtl a. - r-.3sre- >-sts-r B4tss c. ,.
tDWAhD HICKS sf-fss y-srs. master u IL 50
c-tF n Fr-a1s
.lst-cF - hrotb-r Re- ked-u
- - fl n Alsu. Ms p 1sssht-r ~ - s,- d.
lss.. r. % q raoruourx bfs, k1rsrd al ss o L q
P9lt. G ~ 80 ss;>f q Dr. Jo1s HolPh Of roros;o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31
ship News.

Session. Soth-Arr ongs AGgsreL Baltimore, tasvlcg
heen secr- below oat s0t q ~ tao1t cArszel See
Bird AID Merchant. Ph.A Sc1rs J.re .1c Elka .nt
NNc-ll-s, P1i.s. Jotc M.,l0ve Dover Del. cared,
shrs oalo.s. >-1 Frs1cisc0 Sch IPrA<ue NOrlesns
srss Helvryr. >avac1ah Csrlsss 1crAio~n scrfs J
LOg-it Pnlls, Lynchourg -.
AJGJ STA. -zIb-Arr brig MARY ard senr Ess e, Ss~-
Yors { i-srec 1S-h. sen Nasen- NOR
PORTLAND. SHEA. orixs Yoiosl Aai1nrzs Ion-
c1-n Nlorz
PORTSMOUTH. :7Is-ln ne outer hA5cr, ship Veuiee,
Sfork
SEwBURYPoRT. c5.h-Arr sap EsPhrssi. Newport
Wa-s
SALEM 2s-h-Arr sng LsrArrne. sd James Bliss
Az >arop Co Pilgrim G-or geio~r. DC. "a Norfo-k.
%, org Joseph CaooL san Frarcsco I'd schr P1eoe
Baxter. Pnila
EDGARTOWN. esss-Arr schr Susan. NAnr1ckst ior
Nlofk sloop Teax-r, Gardner f5r Albany In port 51k
-zr.n. ready Tor California
NEW BEDFORD. esth-Arr scbf A1da5Os. Calcutta
Afrll = sc1r brs1cy~i,e. Phi-s-
PROVIDENCE. 2sgt-Arr schrs so1ihsmpton, sz6olk
Va, t-ierscr AID Cl~0pzra- PEl4, Nctz- korccrt
s.ooPs 1lu-s AID Ornament 10. syror. SYOrs
bkicIOL- Sth-Arr sears Indiana. Pnia Roo koy
Reacogt: .ooPs Mani. 10. 2rta. Emily. dos s-d
SER. 1 h0rior- f-,la, .sth. Mexico Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31
From the Far West.

81. Louis. Thursdsy, Aug ~.
Aubrey's train has arrived, but brings nothing
later TIE train attacked ~ Ash Greek ~ the
Pawnee. who were repused with loss Of several Of
their number.
santa re thronged With emgrants bound 70
California, and numerous other companies were met
On the route No sickness prevailed among them
Letters from Fort Laramie say that both Of Turner'S
passenger trains we're proceeding sloEs well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31


q Cori.snc-.f New Yofs and - South sr1'
niAie phs has Just issued BIZ Pal FsshOrs fgf rec
meas wearing apparel fof he fa and Winter u -,
-, poo prescnrss oar patron. AID ffie1cs ~ -
Fsl Fssions beg leave 10 sia,e hat entire 1894.
nss been sdopted 10 ne s-uos up q he pis.e ~
nskss % both useful and ornamental a. he SAM is -
aiming many more hTlfes ihsn any Of ny former 700
The BOOK . sso enlarged srd embeAshsf ~in ns.l ~
snd crsfs for curDg. ard ACCOMPANIED by psic,-
sheet. that Di snd cOrpl-te We respectfully sf =
Trade, before Supplying themselves ni, Fa, % si'a,
~hsi We Offer you, yOg nay BE- better LEASED go
| s., 90 postpaid orders. A WHEELER, kepofy
40 "a Cot. nd u assryh
| ~ IScfrlEsr CossUsprIox EsrgcrUaLLY Ccst"
scHEscx's PULNosic sYsr, Persons sficisd ~ -
monsry Diseases. and al tdos@ Who have HAA ne -
suzs, AID rave been IN with bad cough. VIII -
LAT FsH. /. ID. .ub.crbsr had osd cough sne z.
10 the breas, which coaunsed snul 1AfcD az, -,
bad severe aftoos Of Incann.ilOn oi lhe III %
th. b.a couuna~d .1 weeks. - ien ne Win ven
aud distressing cough. ~1icn ~.- eshl aN' az - !
| seated pain 10 ny chest, attended ~ih opPfss'y
xouId =, iuo...ibe f0r o. describe ne Figir1er
M cough which wss lrc-sssrf BON nsht sn1 90 = =
sngih u time and al night you'd e01sn - nsse =
5s heard and dlsufO 10 rect Of ny nei. nDoi'
Al very mach alarmed for ny safety c01sbre % =,
thag b-ga9 70 fee ihaI unless som-thins "a.
done would sooa - incufaolr ~iih PUMA. -
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and s0on ound u % rpm nc matter n ny ofes'-
began 10 raise freely Afy-r lad .s-- he syrup
eeu.d begin 70 rect well a. Of stt. ~irh % ary ti-
znce 70 the family. constituted i0 fzise ifr~y ~ -. =
corruption discharged from ny Leas ens - 80,
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fell .troux Il "a. been Sometime nov sicc-
my cough. sod fee a. u ne P1lmon.e syrup -. ~.
moved every yestse OF Pulmonary disease ron - ,
lrm have .res confidence 10 IT, vlfiae- -1a 20
recommend q. Use 20 Al PeT-9n'U 1890 1rT
osry complaint .hAhLoIiE ~ -,, 90
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

Receipts siace Yester9ay-FLouR, $500 bis;
Com 500 bush.ls-The market Is rather heavy for
out no material change can oe notced IN the quota
tons sales embrace 500 ools. common Michigan. a.
81 as. Wheat 10 dul, bat prices nrua- For Corn
there 10 good inquiry. We notice sAes u 800
bushels Tat yellow al Soc Oats are quoted a. = a
pc. and Ohio Whisky -. In Frslsnts there = no
change 70 notice