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Passengers sailed.

SOUTHAMPTON Avn Bsrsr, - Steamship hermann -
G. VI De Schroeder Phsdeiphis; Thoms. Barris1n, New
York Charles Ls Merce Dugusnsr France; Lesnsr Rev
TO Inney and lady New yort william Isen. Havrs; Ars
Corn veil and dsushter Mr. ella LADY snd s.ush-
ter New forf " NAM British Mary aud lady, Englsni
Up ArEoud Louisiana Hamilton Wilson, Kahn, wst
New York Dr q Sattler, Cusnnst Q ropp, 81 Louis
Rev Iscohy lady. two children and infant New York;
Mrs Armbreoht Seubie. 10; Erhpier.er aud LADY
Ohm, Henry felshof, Germany; Sesden, New York; A
Boch. " Lcsier, Germany Miss Laire, Whscsrsn; W W
Wasreh, Philip, England Louis Fckhsrdt, Rocker
horri Bahnanr s.d son. Germsnyi " Mashev., Eus-
Germany Eugene Goddard. France.
CssRLNsTO-- csmship Southers.r-J Munger aad
lady. CONS Davis W q Chandler, W rringie, Pria-
iesr Shuhrck, Miss prisleau Miss Gsiiiard MI Rail-
Mise Detsauseurr Miss Broots krs Gen wayns Miss
Dosssuluro Miss Ford Miss smith, Mrs Rogers T. Lss-
sing g Huntington, John Wsfies Wstes, " Motel,
lsdy and child Mise Guerstd. Mrs Bwsn Mrs. Ward Misc
Wsrs W trabtree and lady Mr. Drate aud lady Morse
and lady, M srsmer, yirgns e gu.rard. Ward;
Smith. lines Mrs 9 Niebois Mrs Bailey " Gale,
Mott IT, NcCrisht " Ward Chas wilson Proseus nss
Annie Smith, MRS Humber and child. DunuinE. NJ
Psrker hrs Huntingdon cild and servant srs DIR Soasy
and child. Day, lsilowey, Peor Dr stoney, a
Seward. n Niches Harding n..isr ke,chum,
Wood $ Allen. N Bailey Hill RrErie. s PsrShurst,
z johnson, ID Ncpunce, y Rohs,on, Louis Uwors,
zsnoncy Rsmoset Ices, hichslis. L. Fitzgerald w
Gold, Botsfcrd. and 70 In the Storage.
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Stock in city in all hands estimated at AZ 900 bales
FIsu.-Msekerel continued quite hrm and sales Of
800 400 bbls reported at sl1 for No Is and 81
for No %, leaving about 200 bills, 'ahost unsolf
There not much doing in dry cod and We have only
bsrrn. asis " IO soS hnns No u mas Al ss
33sc and 500 do scaled. at 6oc
Fnr,enrs vessel was engaged for London, ct Is.
for -four, and at Cd for corn For Liverpool cotton
was engaged at 532d per Id grain ut Id aud for
-four, Is Sd asked. Cheese taken ut EOS, and
heavy goods at los To Havre, cotton was engaged at
HnMr Sales Of 100 bales of American dew rottsd
were made on private terms,
Hors-40 bales Of Western sold at lilo. a12kc., cash
Inor The market continued inactive Sales OF 800
tons Scotch pig to arrive private terms 100 tons
Gsrsherris here, at $40 1oi and DO tons Engsh bars
at $40, months.
LrlD-Thers was over 900 tons foreign shost; 1t
was held at 81 rs months and Amerioan at - 80.
LIME Sales OF 2coo bbls common Thomaston were
made at 75c., each.
MoIsssss was quiet and no sales Of moment we're
E.,.L sronr.-we have only to notice ssss Of so
bbls spiiits turpentine, at 33c cash.
ns-Lipseed was In moderate request, with sales OF
city pressed at 7tc For large lots lover figures
Offering. shipping whale was held at 42hc and 42c
offered. -
PnorIsioxs Pork 500 Dbl. sold at $40 50 $40 SO
for mess and s. so IS 62 for prime. Beef-Sales OF
$50 bills, In lots country mess and prime on private
terms; and city at $40: and good river mess at
the same price Lard-35O bbls and tierces sold at
exc. 6Nc.; and 30 Kegs at 20 Butter was less
dsiries wanted =.
Rlcr Sales Of 200 casks were made at 81 so So %.
kBfu-Ne note n safe OF LOU outntH rough
setd private terms supposed to be 81 40. Tue mar
ket was unsettled.
suoaRs-ss Of leo 200 hhds. New orleans were
made stbho.
WmsHrr.- Sales 900 bbls Ohio and prison ct zee,
and drudge at &C.,, time and interest.
WtNrs Sales ~ 500 cases OF claet were made AZ W.
WooL Since the heavy transactions noticed in our
lat report the market has been quiet The stock OF
fleece Ia estimated at 300 600 lbs aud Is held by
parties Who not disposed to receds from former
rates. The sales Of the week amount to 1000 lbs
fleece chiefly medium at S3c TO SIC Foreign IL mao
tive and We have no sales TO report.
Rsc,ftts of Produce per Hudson Rrsr Linz thff day
Old Troy L,ne-l15 bills -four 1900 bushels Feed
G,pesee Valley Line GOO bbls -four
OsweRo Trans portstion Co.--7Oo bbls. hour.
Peoples osvego Line-Tl1 bills nouri $500 bushels
wheat
old oswego Line-675 bbls -four.
Syracuse and Oswego Line 900 bbls eour
New York and Cincinnati line-1l5 bbls Hour % 40
ashes, 20 do whiskey, 14s0 do lard.
Miscellaneous- 1900 bushels corn; 100 bxs cheese
Total Summary
Flour bbls ....... Gao Lard bbls. Il ih6
Corn, bushels .... 1900 Ashes, do. ~
WI, at do. 1910. 5000 Whisky, do. ...... SO
Feed, do ..,...... 4lOo CHEESE boxes go i,f'V
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Canadians EMO Ratio TO THE UNITED SrArEs-Up-
wards Of hundred persons have left the Johnstown
District In Canada West for the Western States OF the
Union, during the past week chiefly going to Iowa.
Fifteen families, numbering seventy four persons, from
the townships of Yonge and Bastard, passed through
We told that great number more Of the old set
tiers endeavorng to sell their farms that they may
go Westward Precisely in the same are the people
clearing out from Lower Canada New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island. We verify believe that during
the last three not less than ten thousand souls
have left this city and its vicinity. The people
annsxBg" themselves individually and If the thing
goes much longer there will not be enough Of us left
to quarrel with one another.-Msntresl Courier
October 10.
The corner stone Of the Virginia Washington Monu-
ment ut Richmond, VII be laid the I'D Of February
next
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TsE LAtr LAHrHqusEr ~ MAss,cgusFrrs.-The
Bunker Hill aurora, % the 18th inst speaking Of the
late earthquake In MiddleseI county, Mass says -
A. Acton Concord aud other towns the people ran
plosion OF the powder mill in sudbury had occurred
At Concord Acton, Carlisle Bedford, Lexington Lin.
eos Stow, and probably many other towns the shocks
distinctly realized and 10 was generally supp osed
to have been the blowing up Of some powder mill
By persons the shaking was aid TO resemble that
produced by the rolling OF somsthng heavy In a room
the same locality about year ago, early in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

on the 18th oct, JAWS. Ga.H.N aged ~ years;
tenth street on sunday at three o'clock The mem
b.rs a washington u Ne 81 are requested NEE, :,
,bs n rom Howard House on Sunday, the 2lst, AZ
oslok 10 pay the last tribute OF respect to their late
brother James Graham All Na-ons in gcod stananng
80 In,,,sa "a attend The s me Cutters Secitty are
i1Vtt 10 attend The funeral u me q thaT ias mem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

AsREsr oF PicErotErT a L.pr.-A pickpecket
who gave his name % VIM. n. Hamilton was arrested
Sh&ut ten O'Clock last evening at the Maine Railroad
depot while In tbs act Of picking the pocket Of lady
who had just arrived in the The lady. Miss
sarsh Bennett. Of Augusta, Me- fet the hand q the
man 10 her pocket aud grusped II as he withdrew It
with her pure, contsiBirg $50. A gentleman near
her came TO her assistance when Immediately the gas
lights we're put down and the man succeeded In get.
ting away from their grasp lie wa. Heen however In
his attempts TO get out Of the building, sud again
arrested After lie had been put In chsrge II watch
man, an effort wss made by an acoomplce TO get him
away, by striking the arm 81 the officer. Hamilton Is
said 70 be from New York.-Boslon journal Oct. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

About seven O'Clock on yesterday morning the body
Of female wife Of Henry MoDonsld vas found 1cst-
Irg in the canal AZ Newark " J. The body has been
removed 10 the residence ~ her husbaod ~ which
place the coroner - busy eksIiring nt3 the matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

Ts'roprAsr RrnARKAnLr fpvENrio,.-Mr. M.
smith Salter Of this city has just obtained patent
for invention which, II Is believed, Is destined to
bave most important influence upon the useful arts u
life and the Industry ~ the country and the world
IL is method Of akng iron, direct from the
with anthracite or btuminOus coal, by single pro-
GEES BY means Of this remarkable invention Mr. 5.
proposes 20 make wrought iron 81 cost Of S25 TO $50
psr ton least half the usual cost His furnace has
three combined chambers, one above the othor and eli
actuated by the samshle The upper chamber Is used
for deoSidzing the oreimpufitiss, such sulphur,
sc being carried on at low TEN persture the middle
chamber for GuAin. and working, and the lower cham
Der for reducing and finishing. The metal Is taken
from the last named o. the hammer Fqueezfrs The
rhos time occupied in this process from the time the
ore Ia put into the furnace until finished by the ham
msr IL only two hours undsrsand that one OF his
furnaces Il now Ia operation at Boonton in Morris Co
We have n specimen Of iron from IL, which Is pro-
nounced TO be q the very best description. Perhaps
mere important experiments should
verify esent antcipauons- has not been introduced
in many years lite effect upon the production aud
coBsumptiCn Ct iron must 10 immense.-NetraTk On.
~ .TdU.. Oct is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THs SURE
gate of the County % New rork notice hereby given
70 al perses. Asyns claims against simeon y.ntsryeer.
late Of the city o. New York deosasd to present the
nth yerehsrs thereof 70 the .uh.ers. ~ his store. No 50
vslf,h day q November NEXT Ds.edNsv rst the fourth
SOS. i,ss CORNELIUS vASDERvxSR. Administrator
TnE WEST INDIA ROYAL NAIL slEAm PAcHKr
Compsny for the Of Nails Passengers Mo-
ehandise aud Treasuro-The steam Pse OF this Com
rany appointed TO leave ST. Thomas the at eacA
successive menh Tor Bermuda and New FORK h the fret Of
which places they due the 9Th latter the
1th efthe menth leaving New FORK the 2th hoy
sxpeoed to reseh Bermw6s the 9Th hs month"; and
meet steamer BY which passengers treasure be
vsyed 10 Nassa Hsvspa Mobile Pois Vera Cr~, Tamps,
Honduras JAraes ST. Jaro De Cuh Jaemsl aud ports
Me Spanish Main tineludins Chaf.s Lesviss Rernuda
the 18th, the last from New York due 81
nomss the I'D Of the month"; I'D will correy
specie and merchandise for that land Pore REQ the
lads Islands generally, russo vshsis rhe
Bsrmsss, $40 81 Thomas s7s; Forte Rico rs La evay-
$50 D.mcrsrs, sno 81 vecens, ss7a rraiaat siai
Nassau So Hsyans tlee; hehiie Pstn $40 Honduras,
$40 Jsma,. SIZE. 81 ~, De CAV. g., ys;rs sI@i
.hsssns slS ch.rss $40 81 lean Dc Ni..rsss. ssk
fsrs been ohsrsea yor -r,hsr Pc kepely ,s
MAITLAND, PHkkFS aCbr Agents,
myi St u stone strsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21
The Weathernnd ,he Crops.

The Monroe Ua .4'aqacal, OF the Goth ult Gays:
parish in this di, trict ouachita Union Morehouse
and Jackson and from different parts Of each parish
The amount Of all the intelligence can obtain, is,
that third of a crop is fully mach be looked
for. We know Of many plantations that will not
make fourth some not even fth, and others that
will not make scarcely any thing We know of but one
planter about here who calculates thirds-tha
10 Mr.. Lazare. On Pargauds upper plantation under
the superintendence Of MIR. Alfred Swan, believe
something like bali crop will be gathered We have
heard of but very few others who will make half crop
Planters Of course. comp snng bitterly, which is
nothing than natural bat they ought to reflect
that IL their crops short that Is the only msfor-
tune they have to compsin of. They have suffered
neither from overhows crevasses like their bre-
thren on Red Ri, and the Mississippi
The Lake Providence la Republican Of the 2dnst
says The weather during the past week has been
very favorable for the cotton planters and they have
not let the opportunity pass unprovded Bales of
cotton being daily hauled from the interior to the
river bank, and gins and presses the
crossing topic OF conversation smongstsal interested In
the growth Of our staple. The worms though still
foand In large quantities. many plantations by
NO means so destructive or injurious to the young
cotton they have generally been in former years
The crop will amount to at least tvothrds Of ord
nary one.
The Tuscaloofa (Ala) OJs.rrer Of the LIST inst.
ssys:lt generally conceded that abundant crop
Of has been made this season and in that
Of husbandry the far will realize fair remunera-
ton for his labor The cotton crop however does not
kive promise Of go favorable result as Ali tbs iufor
nation procure the subject coucurs esti-
mating IL at but little IL any, half the yield of
last year II is said to be more promising in this
county than in any south Of It, and the gune
are placing their figures At .wo thirds of crop This
deficiency In the growing crop is owing principally
the unpropitous character Of the spring ths excessive
rains during the summer and the rayagos Of the boil
and army
The Wynah IS c. OJserrer, Of the 10th inst says
The rice harvest is nearly ended for the year, and
moderate crop has been gathered in good condition
The nights are cool and on Sunday night there a
slight frost In ths neighborhood. But for the wind
we should have had considerable frost yesterday
morning We have had but little sickness during the
summer and fall and our sbssntees may return
home with safety. We had a mountain atmosphere
yesterday and on Monday.
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There we're I2i deaths by yellow fever in New Or.
leans foe the week ending the 9th inst, There
O73 tIow fever pstients IN the Charity Hosptsl on
the III inst
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Naval UuteIIIQs nee.

The U. 2. steamer Allegheny, Lieut.. Commanding
w. W. Hunter, sailed yesterday morning for Wash
ipgten.- No,foit Beacon Oct 18fh,
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Passenger Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Teunnsco-niss " Oven, Miss Anna
Oates. Capt Forbes Capt Smith. VA he,srs Oyer,
W Westmorelsnd. Brace, l. Thons. W Parish, N
Richardson, Gillespie Sterling Lsni,r, Sidney Lanisr
Boicomb, W StotSsburJ, v shorter. y StraGs<
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CHE REsoURcls or oKEeoS-A correspondent of the
GaeNa unl .4dr,rtiser writing from Oregon city says
- The products Of Oregon average in value, $500
for every 'ult individual. The quantity Of saving
timber is inn, -ense the great export, however is
lumber; the To-, "sts are inexhaustible, the water
power immenfa IL market extensive and in
eressins n is now wor, from $40 to 500 per thou.
sand owing 60 the gold diso vefies in California and
will always be worth $40 for expectation to the islands
There are 10000 90 Of Of fine Timber land unoc-
cupied, some immediately on chip navigation. The
water power Is abundant for manufacturing purposes.
Astoria near the mouth Of the river s destined to be
hne New York Of Oregon, while Portland on the VIII
hsnette Is 20 be the Albanythe head Of ship nAvi-
gatos Thirty feet water from this place TO the
can always be obtained except in two places-one at
the mouth Of the Willamette, and the other a little
up, where at low water and low tide. there only
nine feet The tide Affects II four FIVE feet that
every day we'd may come in drawing twelve feet
water rrpon city by nature, is equal In water power
20 " at Rochester, N.Y. has been made by art. A
,1rsr twice the size 81 Rock river, III pours do
three different channels cut In solid REX thirty or
forty feet Islands ere formed behr these channels
on which machinery may be cr"sted Above the falls
IKE valley wdens out int, extensive plains the most
productive In wheat Q. any on esrthn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

s,-.,sroe-srs of B,rfhs Marr,sses, end Dssnhs are
..f in ..,f,d ,~Iess duly a.thsn'tcsDx and ysid fr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

On the ss,h inst by the Rev Doctor wainwright,
MIR Jaws r. MsssKR TO Miss HsbRrrs HolnEs' si
ar alt
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HOTEL TRJEGRzpH.
r N lack SON

Az No. 1s1H Wuii.n srsssr, Npw Topv.
MANUrACTURts his PATENT ANrUHCIAI6h or
Nl Hotel Telegraph fer the 81 fntsa SssarAi,s AMI
private dwsilirrs He also r-spcctfnln ~SSn xhs
psbiie, that b. win sssssss all crdel - "a II
hipssnssts Of HIS fatsuA vita ~ -
shises or for sttins them M, ms9 .Ss,>Ssr-
dsn>d o. 70 frosAs CsALnsRG -
rT'Hv Notes Of the Rank ~ "a
II ~ v. E0VoHToF. 81 csn S1~S
tisooptt -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

TIE LATE FIRE TAUrTor.-The Taunton, r. L.,
Wing OF the 18th inst gives the following additional
particulars Of the fire in that place on Wednesday
morning, and which mentioned by telegraph yes
terday:-Ths FIRE communicated to tive stores and
sheds belonging to George Hood, which, with con-
tents, tools for ship building &c, were destroyed
Loss about $4,000; insured at the Peoples Mutual In
sursnce Office, Taunton, for $500 The dwelling
house OF Bayes Davis including part Of their furniture
oss 900; insured at the Bristol County for $3.50
Next the dwelling house belonging to Martha and Ann
Chsce and occupied by three families destroyed
portion of the furniture saved-loss, $4,000 no in
surance The dwelling house Of Jos Simmons
next destroyed 1t was occupied by one family;
furniture partially saved loss about 81 O00 insured
for $780, at Bristol County Office. Total loss, nearly
$4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

ArAov's RArLRoAD.-At . meeting Of the citizens Of
New Orleans, on the 9Th inst to consider the utility
Of . railroad to the Pacific, the Tehusntepee route
was considered the most favorable, and resolutions
were adopted to that effect. A committee of twenty
appointed to prepare address to the Pendent
asking for negotiation Of q treaty, II practicable,
with the government Of Mexico for the free transpor
taton OF the mails troops, military and government
stores through their territory we'll the goods aud
merchandise Of citizens Of the United Ststss Aiso,
for the preparation of address to Congress and the
people Of the United Slates the construc
ton OF . railroad across that Isthmus.
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MARITIMK INTELLIGE NCR

Fort OF New York, Oct. 81, Isas.
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Cleared.

Telegraphic.
Bee column latest Marine Itcgenos
- magnetic telegraph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-03
Time and Distance Saved!
UNBURY FERRY.

VNHElsnbscrIbeTs having leased the Sunbury
Ferry beg leave to Inform the public. that
they are prepared to convey Teams. Pleasure
Carriages and Foot passengers across the river
with safety and without delay. They have pro
vidrd themselves with new and commodious
crafts, which will always be attended with able
and careful hands.
Persons travelling TO and from and through
Sunbnry to New Berlin, Lewisburg, Hartleton
and other places, will find il greatly to their adj
vantage to cross at this Ferry instead of the
Bridges as they would save from two TO four
miles in distance JOHN SPEECE
LEWIS LENHART.
SUnbury, April |, 1s4S-
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TO THE LADIES.
Pictorial Edition Of d'Aubigne's
great Work on the Reform alton

nF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURYIN GER.
~ MANY, SWITZERLAND, &C.-Will be
published or or about the lst Of April. 1918, by
JOS A. Spell, No 96 Cherry ST. above 6th
his splendid l2mo edition of the above named
work, with is engraved illustrations from ori.
einal designs; 4 vols in 2, bound 10 extra cloth
and library sheep.
The publisher respectfully calls the attention
of the trade and the public generally, TO this
work being the only illustrated edition published
in the United States--IIe trusts that the beauty
of its embellishments, the strong and substantial
manner in which it is bound, in conjunction with
the known popularity of the work itself, will be
a sure recommendation to public favor.
JOS. A. Spell. 96 Cherry St above 9Th
J. A. has also lately published. a new and
beautiful Edition of Sergeant Bells Raree Show,
a suitable book for children, neatly done up in
extra cloth.
Philadelphia, April |, 1876
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-03

Tn presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
and cure of FEVER AND Agile and other bilious diseases
apology needed Vast numbers in the United States
who suffer from these affections in their varied forms
compelled to seek relief from other than the imme
dlae prescriptions OF the regular physician becomes
hcef re object OF humanity well of public inter-
est, to bring before them remedy prepared om much
perenee and which may always be relied upon as SAFE
ErFEcTUAL, AND HARMLESS TO THE CONSTITUTION. That
such is the true character OF the INDIA CHoLAGOGUE
is amply attested by the universal success with which it has
been employed.
~ Extract from communication Of the Hon WILL
LIAM WOODBRIDGE, of the u S. Senate, late Governor Of
Michigan.
DETROIT, Oct. 2l, 1870
Dear Sir,-l have read with much interest, your little
febrie diseases which have extensively prevailed in
country during the last few monthsan interest increased
no doubt by the fact that have individually suffered so
much from them Though feel myself very Incompetent
to judge safely upon subjectso entirely professional yet
your theory seems to well reasoned and your concu-
slons us and think wllha that your pamphlet is cacu.
Speaking of the medicine he says 1T fully justified your
hattering expectations and safe convenient and popu-
lar remedy my own experience, fur, induces to be-
ieve that it will prove great public benefit pleased
learn ihat you have recently established several agencies
for it's dspostlon-thongh regret that with view
general dissemination of it, you should have found 1t
necessary to remove from your residence among
With much respect have the honor to be, sir,
Your obliged servant,
VIII LIAM WOODBRIDGE.
~ From Hon. SrEriEN " R. TRowpHIpoK, of AIichi-
gan State Senate, TO the Agent at Detroit
BIRMINGHAM, OAKLAND Co, Dec. 10, ls4l
sir--you wish to inform you what know of DR.
Osgood's India Choagoguc anti bilious m.dicne do
believe tat il the virtue and efficacy Of this medicine were
generally Known the rrvER AND AsrE would disappear in
Michigan.
procured bottle In the spring Of 1911, and have good
to believe that myself and family escaped the ague
last season in consequence of It's use.
Perhaps In No summer since the settlement Of this fine
pennsus has the fever and ague been prevalent the
last have Recommended thi. medicine y numerous H.
stances and when the disease had become fixed and ba
ile skill Of Physicians and have known II fail
hhsunyevsly prodaced the happy effects, and bel
eve y has never been exceeded by any medicine in
| wing the bilious diseases Of the climate
Yours, respectfully,
| STEPHEN v, X. TROwBRlDGE.
| Agent fof sa,hury-H. b. MAesER; Northumberland
WirH!NGroN a Col Milton, J. u. RAsER eeliss
| grove, MAY HOSE,
| May 0, lste-th
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THOMAS C. GARRETT s. co.
IMPORTERS OF

w ~ V ca @ E G g
n'a'ed and Britannia Ware, Cutlery, and
Fancy Goods-and Manufacturers Of Jew
ery and Silver Ware, 1872 Chesnut street, PhiIa-
delphs; have received by late arrivals large and
handsome stock Of English and French Watches.
and Marble. Porcelain and Fancy CI"cks.
Plated Urns. Castors. Cake Baskets. High and
Chamber Candles,ichs Soup Ladies'. Spoons aud
Forks. Alss . good assortment Of Britannia
Ware and Fine Guilty..
Their stock of JEWEl.RY 10 large and of,he
most fashionable kind. and they are well supplied
nth Silver Spoons. Forks. Mugs. Napkin Rings.
Butter Knives, &c. and wi hout m king any dis.
play Of prices in the public prints. they srs pre-.
isred 10 sell ss low ss those who do, and invite
prisons wishing 10 purchase 10 call.
Philadclphia, June 10, lS4S.--6m