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TO THE LADIES'.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR. TowNsEND's SARsArARILA sovereign and speedy
cure for incpen consumption and for the general pros
pn OF the systef-o matter whether the result Of nhe
clleiIt. -
NohIrg can be surprising than its invgorating cf-
ecs on the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
sitie from taking 1t at once become robust and full of
energy under its Influence II Immediately the
u-rveesn-ss Of the female frame, which is the gret
barrenness
Il will be expected Of u.s. in cases Of So delicate ma
tare, exhibit certificates cures performed hut we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds have been repor
ted to
DR- TOWNSEND: My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually ly
PAIN and with other difficulties and having known cases
where yeur medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing II feied ioT such have described
obtained bottle OF yuur Extract Of Sarslpsrila and f,-
lowed The directions You gave me. In short period it
removed her COMPLAINTS and rcsaorei her 10 health Being
greatul for the benefits she received take pleasure in
thusa acknowledging it, and recommending i to the public
VI. ID. MOORE,
Albany, Aug. II, n cor Grand 4 Lydia sts = q
DYSPEPSIA -i' .'''
No fluid mecins has ever been discovered which so
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva dscomposix
io and the organs of digestion this pre-
parahn Of Srparla- 1t positively every case of
dyspepsia, however severe or chronic.
Bunk Department, Albany, May TO- 1sl5.
Dr Tuwnsend-Sr: have been afflicted for several
Of stomach loss OF appetite extreme heartburn and
great avermon to all kinds of food and for weeks (what
could ea) have been unable to retain but small portion
on my stomach tried the usual remedies, but they had
but LITTLE OF no eject IN removing the complaint in
ducc about two months yor Extract of Sar-
sapsrh and must any with little confidence but after
using nearly two bottles found my appetite restored and
tim heartburn entirely rernove and would earnestly re-
commend the Of those who have been afflicted as
hare been. Yours &C. w w VAN ZANDT
Agent for sanLury - JOHN w. FRiiING Nor.
thu, ihImhernnd, e MARY A McCAYi Danvie, WIN. A
April -, IS4S.-fy 1856
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
Opinions Of the philadelphia Press.
"THE DISPATCH.D

DtrrlnTltI 3IsI says:-
AN INVALUABLE MEDlCINE.--We have frequently
heard the Celebrated German Buffers, manufactured by pr
Hoohand, spoken of IN terms of commentator, and
know deservediy 1t is too common practice, in
nil quarters, pun all of useless trash but in the
moral and ply yslcal worth As melcne of the Livef
Complaint, JauIiicc, Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia
has been found Invaluable eiiecng and thoroughly
ericaIg diseases when all other meicines have failed
We feel convinced, that in the OF the German Bers
the patient dcesno bee debiate but constantly gains
strength and vgur the irome-a worthy of great
consideration The Befs pleasant in taste and smell
and can be administered under any circumstances to the
most delcue somachlndeed they be used by all per-
sons with the perfect sliety 1t would be well for
those who much affected in the system,
commence with tea spoonful or less and gradually
crease We speak from experience, and Of course,
proper Judge The press far and wide have united
commencing the German Bters and TO the afflicted
m ,.nr,t ,liv od,- -iSef fhpiru
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
DE. ESSTLANC'S
Celebrated German Bitters.

Their power the above diseases is not exceled-l
equaied-by any other preparation in the United
as the cures attest In many after skfu ph, scaas
had failed.
Derangere Of the Liver and Stomach are sourctv Of
Insanity and viii also produce dseasc tie Heart Skin,
Lungs ard Kidneys and hays the body open attack OF
the Cholera Bilious Yellow Fever and is generally the
first Tint lEInelu disease. Consumplion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
20 lsopo ' yOxYGENATED io iaa s'd.
oD II KIP V I'M H2 @ -
ITO bAls0vEREIGN REMEDY FOR ID So
. oa idDIsFEFSlA, ama
.hsssPHTH1slC,oq = hnlq ~
sfssa1n il 1ahismAND trlrr t,ylos. 81
.a7ale G1NHRAL DHDIxxTY., .5, ri,
GEORGE B. GREEN, PnornrroK.
.n1li lae Windsor, Vermont, ile na

'nsi lH- Windsor, Vermont. ilG u0 h9
Js sovereign remedy for DYSPEPSIA, in ranv Of sa
Costiveness Acid Stomach Headache Loss Of Appetite
Piles Night sweats, and cyen Consumption Oyspeptic
ment q the stomach (or Dyrpeptc Asshma) DifhcSit
Breathing, which often results from imperfect digestion or
Dy.pefic sypnes is relieved by these Bttsrs In short
symptoms that proceed from debitsted atomic ced-
ton Of the Stomach also n general debility arising from
nge or from the effects of Fever particularly Fever and
Ague. Females suffering under any uterine arrangement
arising from weakness, will find the "OxyeENArED BIT
rEnsn an excellent remedy md not surpassed by any med
The history OF this medicine is peculiar II has made its
way public favor solely by the force of its intrinsic
merits No artificial have been used to give 1t ne
toriety and thrust upon public Intention IL hns never
%ysese efficacy n tbe a @ S ,be prorrieor and w
him afterwards administered To his afflicted friends and ac-
qaipances with like result its reputation gradually es-
tended until it is known IN the most distant parts o the
Unon medicine of unrivaled virtues in the cure oil
Dyspepsia in all its different FORMS and also for the cure Of
Asthun or Phthsc. Its only herald and its only euogy
has been the story of It's wonderful efficacy as told from
mouth to mouth or by letter from friend to friend In eve
instance where these Bers have been used and the re-
suit made known to the proprietor, they have proved re-
medy.
the "OxyeENATEp BITrERs," are In the possession Of the
proprietor many OF them signed by persons already widely
known to the public.
WINDSOR, VT, October Q, 1s45
The following Certificates have recently been
received:
~ sr.i al. WAsfiNoToN, d. c., JUNE 10, 1915.
Having made of the "Oxygenated Bitters prepared
by Dr. Geo. B. Green, Of Windsor VT and from know
recommend them to the public believing that they viii fully
sustain the Recommendation OF the Proprietor We hope
throughout the country that it may be accessible to all the
afflicted.
SAMUEL SAN (, PHELPs, PHELPS, u. s. Senator from Vermont.
JAMES F SIMMONS, e. s. Senator from r. Island.
T MOREHEAD, U. s. Senator and formerly Govern
l.. H. ARNOLD, Member of Congress and formerly Co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
LIVER COMPLAINT.

JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC or
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
...a..H TIE KIDNEYS,
.7nd a1 diseases arising from disordrsd
Livcr or Stomach IN both Male and
Female:
such as Constipation Inward Piles Funess or Blood 70
,he iiea Acuity d the Stomach. Nausea Heart burn,
disgust Tor fond Fnl'ness weight in the stomach Scar
Erctatons Sinking or Futteng the pit Of the Stomach
swimming oi the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing
rmefis al the Heart, Choking Suicatng sensations
when in lying posture Dmncss Of Vision Dots or wshS
before the SIGHT Fever and duh pan in the Head Dehcien-
cy OF PeIsprtan lellowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain
m the side, Back Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden fushss Of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant Imaginnss Of sva
and great depression OF Spirits Can be eecuay cured By
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

A problem for the curious and ingenious
Solve it who can:
To FIVE and FIVE and fifty-hve
The first of letters add,
You'll see thing TO shame king
And make a wise man mad
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
GOLD & SILVER WARE.
j. STOCKMAN,

No 90 CsssAHf-st, at the sign of the Gold
1Afmsts, betreen sd. y 3d. sts., South side
PHILADELPHIA.
"ANCFACTURES and keeps constantly
WI cn hand, At wholesale and retail, the fol-
I1~ins srtiriss, Of superior quality, at reduced
FrDrss s-CsoId and Silver Pencils. do Thimbes, do
Fnssr Shehis. Silver Table, Desert, Tea, Salt
az,i NUssard Spoons, do Forks, Soup and Oyster
l-a.lfsss do Combs. Purse Clasps, Scissor Hooks
ani Stssil,>, Snitting Sheaths, &c
ALSO. Jewellery, Plated and britannia ware,
German Silver Spoons, &c; Gold Diamond poin-
tsd Pers at various prices, Jaekson's Superior
EVsrP.Sinted LEADS, &c, &c.
Phl-l4siPhE- May 20, lsis.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE
esy Hide Of and Leather store

New Hide Of and Leather Store.
Ne III North 81 81 1asrs blEzr EEzH 81
Philadelphia
NNfiE subscribers dir - the sHznFrx On the
Il mcsi favorable terms thrlr fresh Envr1rx1B1u
OF Hides CONSISTING Cd Bee1O< AyFesl E.zpGzz.
Caracas Lag1rh- Hunr-l-E, CAlS- Sss.ra Per-
ambuco and all kinds Of ssaazisA Hsaes. dry and
sailed. Also Green S2rarA1<r, Drv SnA1<k- and
Black DRY Pa-1R klF<.
Also. StrHirhis- and Bank cd and rzueral ~
sortmeni of Curr5eE7s Tools
They VII sci Or trade sr Srz1ssh 90 sstu1gharr
Leaths1- the ah0ye HIDES klss- o. and Teeas. ca
befier Terms fhAn Qa3 Hprscs N rse c5-E,
Cash paid for Leather Cd al kasas
KEEN & KIRKPATRICK
PhilhdcaFhiR, May es, lSEs-ly
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4, ANDREWS,

osuri~ osaas rsim- Nr7uus sns s,ss Bsnhs,hss
RbsEmnnm- cufz >gxsnns SsnH A6.xHsus ssssser
Cmranrs- Charm Msrizx TesEirAe- knrpc.rnn~ c"r1a
Plies Frzrrr Fx-k. BIr1s S<zs1s- Af-< ze ne nse
Hreasa Rnizscrsf Gssc- Drs>L saf <r-4L LEs 20 4pe-
tiie 6oDszzd DtsIirr AslmL Ae- f1n NJ N sc'4 nsr
L or sinIurs p<r hEnfe- For fE1xr p.rnru<frS s<r
fnnJhlcs tefr ia1 ed <uxsr aran r1rK. cnfi.iiisx
iutof histcrT Cd ffe rrirn- srzT rnt rshs .b,rns &c
Andrews fnin Killer Cfr1 rzos ed Cr-s Arsrrsm Ae
LOOK OUT FUH FRAUD
The triumphant sur-resr sd Apfsvs Pan Killer
murirc the riun IN inr- <irzch ne nrrrir .zch
Cd millions Cd Inns lnaunet sf win.l
truly szld- tielr riIEun-us srrn1urins lmfsr
ffsezr riialur- nrirnur ymr <les'u ers1nus amt
cuurrsnfr srtirlex rIl-d -fun ka,rl= frrlfns
Son the T-snesart uufbu- 5srrrf rr-snn-4 kr
Sune fnre s,-rd and others dsTir vi rrps-ir LET
remember 1lrzz Andrews fssn,Sn- SsIu ki,- ins t1
written sirIure f L kfurrrx rit hhra ed earn Bcf
lnrk NIX Bmi airliT uHs iu Fnn Altr- hnr 1u fsu
Andrews frn Killer md imst sdbsr-
stad lr NJ A. MrCHF- Saie Ar-f- Northumberland :
J. w Friinr STifiHrE- nm II EH-n- Mfhu= lffn K
Mryer. EloJunsru-c. VFrR "A NH--r- n G- lsurullt :
DHE'rlgnra -lTiah- FyInrmlhs Andrew ear Wih-=-
barre Eays y EcI1rliiic A ra7sc-=ElIs= >-cns. 4
Cmni.ssrlnIn lsxisiurr Ges-s Mel tn E-rsF >hsr-=
]. N lgda- " ilissusF-n1-
Oid--s addressed D. l. AnA7-zE iTIsn'r mt MFR W.
rrie1su nj lth-rn Temgaus c,urE- n Y WI rss-iTs
Trnmyd H1eIffinn
SegntanltsT AZ 7S1S-ir
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
LIQUORS, WINES, &C.

THE subscriber kas J1ss rsosivS3 lsw saPpfy
i Cd ihs hesz hsOoSs tsa1t sSsr e.1s< - S1lSssy,
taassissins N Earl s<
SEpcTssr old Fale Brady
Fine CoeI.sHs Rs1a1y-
SuT@1ior ola lsnsSca SsS-iss-
NcE England Ra1a-
Fine Hdllz3l Gan
sapcIior Ola Whis4ry
Comrnsa do
SuFcri0E MsaEriA Wla>-
I.is,,aa d. d.
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BETgz8dy Pors SA
Swocs NAlEEA MIDe-
Su9oTloT ClErss Miae N hsasrSrS
ChsmrArnr d. 1A
HENRY NAssE2-
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

MAa SH AILsS
Concentrated SarxaPaFf1las
For the cure Cd Tts1rr, Sr-cealE- ErysiFasssl Pr<
Chrnaic RheuaEinsra and al 6sorlssrs sf the
Bloaa- Merrr-sal Dssrnse. &C.
4 Is roaa-nlpe33es 10 Pky<ecannz a-s1 ssbsrx, rs
the sancusesz F-EFurh-aOo nsr N usr- and tn
tirely different EVun Iass EE1 up n eurrr bos-Ss,
possessing hr-3e nr-ire ErEDs DE Cd ithe Sxrsr-
paTllia, fu. i-iea5ed ID derx5Ss -hx F1s6z-F0r
sale IL NJ A. McCAY- Nosrazz.Axrsanl
HEYL'S EMBROCATEON ssr Horsss vii
cOTe STGains- BRUISES Cus- tszEls- >WeEanrs, AID
all complaints regIzrHar M sIsr-sal rxnss,lr- Il
Is highly useful N STaxia- Cu-A- Klz.rscu-- ssI-
ness d 'bc Is-zlss cracked Heels sgdzsss &C.
Ii has rlss Ees-s asoa zz1A E-zz. <a;gvss 81 Pe1-
SOUS RflicasA VIA Isbez=,.sss1a- All SshRr er1.-
piainis- Prepared ca,iS IT w N1-zsra Phls.rieI-
Phis- and sar sale ~ II A. NrCzv- NSc-hz-ser-
land
Philaaos..ihis- My es, IsEs-Iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
SPIRIT OF THE TlMES,n
Juno olth saVs


"DO OUR GOOD CITIZENS who are invaids, know
the many astonishing that have been performed by
DIR. Hopfhuds Celebrated German Filters Ii they do
not we recommend them to the sherman Medicine Store"
all who are afflicted with Liver Complaint Jaundce, Dys
pepsia or Nervous Debility the Doctor has cured many Of
our citizens after the best physicians had failed We have
used the and they have proved to be medicine that every
one should know of, and refrain giving tes'
tnony IN their favor, and that which gives them erstef
claim upon our humble effort they entirely Neselabek
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

,otton Yarn, Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Laps
and Wadding, Cotton Outlines, Ready made
rantaloons, Ready made Vests, Congress Knives,
Porcelain lined preserving kettles, just recefved
for sale by HI. MASSER. "
Sunbury, Dec. 2, ls4s.' uu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

PATENT KEcISINEs.
GEesa's oxyssasssd Bs-n<r. Irs~ rSssrs1-
GA J.coe foz1~sads S4raPariLsa-
B&ksisSaEsarsrlliA-
S~1ynss syr4P ofw WA CAsus
S~asneis Vsr1ifaesA
Ayels Cheuy Poras<zl
Dr. Drzkeis rsn4nea-
Dr. Culca's DO
1Shasfs Pam Kllsr.
Dr. hes1zn<s German Rss<rx
Indian Vegrsasse rLss
Hors< and Car-se N<sEri.<x
fs~ sale sy HENRY NasSEH
ssnsuH, July u. 1888.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
"THE DAILY NEWS,n


"We speak knowingly OF Dr.. Hoohands Celebrated 0ef<
man Bhs, whewe say il is blessing of this age and
N diseases OF the hillary digestive and Nervous
has not we think equal II is Vegetable PrepanonS
ad nr'de without Alcol aud tp all nyads would re-
commend il as worthy their confidence.
ror SHE, uhoesae and retail at the principal Depot
Philadelphia = 49, ~ - - =
rpr sale By NJ A, MeCAY, Northumberland and SUM-
State. .,.ff - G' ee"e'"A9 Ni'"s""' "s
April 81, lsiO.-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

nADD's celebrated Horse and Cattle Medi
II cine Cor sale by HENRY MAssBR
sunbuy Jan. 27,h, Is49--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
Retail Price, 25 cts, per Box.

*@* Principal Office No. CO versey ST., N. York,
Sold by JOHN " YOUNG, Sunbury -,
nj. A. McCAY Northumberland
u Ecmember Dr. c. V. Clckner is the inventor of the
sugar Coated Pills and that nothing Of the sort was eyer
near Of until he introduced them in Jude 1913 Purchasers
smrid therefore always ask for Clckners Sugar Coated
fraud. = 10y ~ " ~ NV 'i''soi
February. II, 1eI9-1y .
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DEaTm TOPAN

-Errnrv - rrx $cxs-
ss-rs-h - ssr vF-si< "a
BALM ~ ssuud nc tlie
Nhrst Buuuu R<-r m Anl
1rrrsr -.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

". D. The notes Of those banks on which we
omit quotations, and substitute dash (--) are not
purchased by the PHILADELPHIA brokers' with the
eEcenuon oi thase which have lelter OF rrference
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

administration at Washington, and the per-
organization at Baltimore, can now
stand forth in its natural attitude as the
advocate of the liberty Of man. Whilst it
would in no respect interfere with the rights
of the several States, it can and should ban
ish slavery from our rational Legislation.
But whatever others may do, your duty
seems to us most simple. You hags main
tanned your principles and your orgsnisa-
ton under every past encouragement. You
will continue to do so.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
TELEGRApHIC

- BosToH, june 9.
A letter has Just been received stating
that the ship Florida, bound from New Or
leans for California, ives lost of the River
LsPlatts. Two hundred and fifty passsn-
gers Psrished. Only four Of the crew were
saved,
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

The Daily Wisconsin, G. Bsrnburnsr
'print) publishes Col. BentOn's Appeal and
makes the following comments:
Sol. Benton cannot DO put down, even If
Missouri decides against him, for the pso-
pie Of the Union viii then take him up and
make him President Of the United States.
The census Of go will throw such Q pre-
ponderating powsvinto the free States, that
they will, beyond apsradysature, sisct the
next President Of our Rspabliet'
Straws show which way The wind blows.
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THE REPUBLIC.

ians," have all afforded the opportunity of hear
ing the most perfect instrumental music that the
modern European demand could evoke. For vo-
calists, we have had the best of the Italian operate
Troupe, with Tedesco, Biscaccianti, and Laborde.
Strakosch has delighted with his brilliant per-
formances on the piano; and Luigi Elena, boy of
fourteen has taken us by surprise by his truly mas
terly performance on the violin.
From music to sculpture is but step. Mr..
Bracket, of this city, has recently completed, in
plaster, group (if two figures can be properly
classed under that name,) which he calls "The
Wreck" 1t simply represents a dead mother and
child left supine by refuent wave upon rock.
The figures are entirely nude, and large life.
With one arm the mother presses the babe con-
vulsvely to her side, and the other arm is thrown
backward beyond her head, which inclines down
ward, exhibiting the throat and the muscular de-
velopments of the breast, neck, and shoulders
gracefully and with mastery fidelity. The express
sion of the mother face is composed and beautiful,
and the entire work reflects great honor upon the
artist. -
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FIRE--BAGGNe Factory DEsrRoYED.--Y ester-
day the extensive bagging factory Oft. s. Forman
q Co., on Main street, was discovered to be in
fames-caused by friction of the machinery. Sew
eral Of the hands, when it first broke out endea-
vored TO suppress the fire, but their efforts were of
avail Before the engines could reach the spot
the entire building was in flames and quickly con-
sumed. The heat was SO intense that il repeatedly
set the houses across the street on fire.
The loss sustained by the burning of the factory
is estimated at about $45, 900. Insurance was eff
feced it to the of $40 000 in four offices
in this city-the Merchants Marine, Etna, and
Columbus Insurance Companies, at IS, 900 each.
The bagging factory was known as the 'Louis-
vile Manufacturing Company" and they regularly
employed from 100 to $50 hands, with twenty looms
constantly at work, and which turned $50 pieces
of bagging per week.
The rope walk and hemp house were some dis
lance in the of the factory and were untouched
There were rumors of several children being
burned to death at the fire, which were, as far as
could learn, utterly false. There also con-
Trajectory and erroneous statements as the origin
of the fre.-LouispilLe Courier, June 6.
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LAND OrrIcEs.-The appointments for all the
land Offices in this State will be found under the APP
Proprate head They are all capable men, well
known throughout the State.
George Wilson was formerly an officer in Gen.
Taylor resment, and is, besides, one Of the best
practical surveyors in the country. Added to this,
ne was on intmse terms in Gen. Taylor's family.
We have known Nm many years as a gentleman
and an honest man. Ls Register he will no doubt
give satisfaction to the people of the Des Moines
Valley.
VIM. Fl. Wallace is well Known as one of the
Wing candidates for elector, besides being for seve
raj years Representative in both branches of the
Territorial and State Legislature.
Jesse Bowen was also one Of the Wing csndi-
dates for eector, and we have never heard ANYTHING
said derogatory to his honesty or capacity.
Eastin Norris our brother editor Of the Repub-
can, is also well fitted for his station. He is high
ly respected and universally esteemed by all who
know HIM. He was formerly cashier, we believe,
in one Of the banks of Nashville, Tenn.
Mordecai Mobley is well and favorably known as
the cashier of the Miners Bank OF Dubuque. As
q correct business man he has few equals.
Thos Mcknight, removed by Mr.. Polk, we be
heve, from the same station to which he is now APP
pointed, is one of the most popular and deserving
Wings in the northern part Of the State All things
considered, we look upon these nominations ne
very judicious. burlington (Io,oa) Ho,eksw.
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BALTIMORE, June IL, 5 P. M.

BALTIMORE, June IL, 5 P. M.
There is much anxiety here to see the first num-
Der of The Republic. 1t will be sought for to-
morrow with special interest. Its name will be
passport to all nations; may its permanency be Sc
cure.
1t will be my duty, as your Baltimore correspon-
dent and Geographic agent, to keep you advised of
the current events of the day, they pass in rapid
succession, by of electricity, from one point
to the other. We live in a wonderful age--one in
which peculiar revolution is being effected in the
newspaper press. To keep pace with the rapid
strides of improvement in this respect will require
not only vigilance, but constant labor. Intelligence,
perseverance, and determination are the ingredients
necessary to success.
Up to this moment there are no tidings Of the
steamer Cambria, now about due at Halifax. We
may have her advices tomorrow, or indeed to-
night.
Our city still continues healthful. No actual cases
of cholera have yet been officially announced.
Our commercial affairs are rather quiet. No
change in prices. Flour "a 62s; stocks firm.
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June 10
HoUsE-FURNIsHNG wARERooMs

TOHN nj. DOM & BRO. have ON hand general
d assortment of house furnishing goods, embrac
ing almost every article used in housekeeping,
viz: general assortment of mahogany and painted
furniture; among the rest "a
handsome white Chamber Set, striped with
blue;
Chairs of almost every descriptions; EFh
Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses and Cots
Wardrobes, Washstands and Clocks; iNfE
Looking Glasses G ill and Mahogany Frames;
Girandolcs, Vases, Solar Lamps and Hall Lanterns;
ETHEREAL Lamps, and the fixtures for altering
mon oil lamps to burn the fluid;
Step Rods, Window Cornice Mouldingsand Bands;
Walters, japanned and plated;
GENERALLY sortment of cuts and pressed q lassware;
China, Stohe and Crockery Ware-a good and
general assortment;
Tin and Japanned Ware for chamber and kitchen
purposes;
Tubs, Buckets, Boxes and askets, in great
riety;
Hand Pumps, with chains attached, made in the
best manner;
Cooking Utensils, of nearly every descriptions
Wood Horses and Saws, and Clothes and Towel
Horses;
Basket Carriages, Patent Water Coolers;
Bird Cages, SC, &c.
Persons furnishing will find the most extensive
assortment of goods at Store, and, without
Election upon others, CHEAP as at any other
tablishment, here or elsewhere, when all things
considered.
J. NJ DOM & BRO,
Next door TO Dyer's auction,
Between 10th and Ilth sts., Pa. av.
June l3-3teodif