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Philadelphia.
Would respectfully invite attention 10 his superior
style of hats Tor autumn. lSiS, which will ht
found the most perfect ever hrfne offered In the
community Its peculiar frns render. it the more
dfsrahl as 1t combines all the essential, Of durs.
h'ly sndneaness, requisite in that article Of Ire
whits his increased facilities in in manufacturing
wi h ali the modrru improvements. enables him
L" CHALLASaE THE Womb to produce q beth
Hat.
CuILDRESs FAScr HaTsASp CARS or rHr
LATEST MopE.--i'hese goods have heen select. d
with great care. and will lie found most beastifu
and chase in their styles,
LApIEs' Rinse HATS ASD Cars or ESrIRx
1T ssw PATrEGNs.-Greai care has he,n bpstow.
ed in oonstructm these articles. Ih.t they may ii
perfectly easy and form a graceful appear nee.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
I0i Chestnut st. 4 lew doors above Ttiid.
Philadelphia.
September 80. lsis.oh-June 81, lsis-ly
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Equitable Life Insurance, Annuity
and Trust Company.

OFFICE "a WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL S250,000.-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
THE Company are now prepared to transact bushes
! MOON the most liberal aud advantageous terms. They
authorized by their charter (sect 81 to make all and
every insurance appertanng to life risks Of whatever kind
nature and to receive and execute trusts, make cDw
ments and grant and purchase annuites.n The Com
pany sell annuiies and edowmens, and act Trustees
for minors and heirs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-23

THE GRAND PURGATlvE.

THE & &u9AND FOk&AI1VEs Es
FoR TH1 0vHD o.
Headache, oiddines, Msa1ass eah Rheum,
Rheumetisfn Pjcs, t- Heart Bum, Worms,
Dyspepsis scnrvsy, sl, Chcaers Mofbus
Small Pox, Jsundics, -. Coughs, Quinsey,
Inward Weakness Consumpsioa, F1u, - rel
Pslpitsiou Of the Heart, Live Complaint,
Drousy, Asthma, itchlneS q he skin,
Fevers Of all kinds, Colds, Gout, Gravel,
Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints,
AND A VARIETY OF OTHER DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPuRITIEs OF THE BLOOD, AND
oBsrRUcrions IN THE ORGANS OF
DIGESTION.
b,, moved that nearly every Disease cssnates
fm Impurities n the Blod " arrangements Of the Dges
tivrs Orans and to HEALTH we must remove those
me or restore ine SS ~ y. mo.a ...
moved by CLIcK1sRs VEeET ABLE PuReATivr PILLS being
implicitly envei ped with coetins d pure white suga
(which In as distinct from the internal ingredients as anu
shell n IN The kene and have n, taste vi medicine.
Butare us easily swallowed as bits Of candy. Moreover
s neh .a"s % d ns
stead Of cnfnng themselves IT, ond rackg any particular
rea m Thus IL the Liver be affected one ingredient will
OF OF Be Isne TsSe to H. nl ed state Iaeer viii
operate the Brd and remove all Impurities in It's crcu-
s,in whea third will eecniuy ssrel whatever , impa.
they strike Mt the root or disease remove all Impure HUI
r the body open the pores externally and inter
naly separate afcin and obnoxious particles from the
chye that the blood may be thoroughly pure-thus
ring free and healthy aconto the Heart Lungs and Liver
and thereby they restore health even when all other means
have failed. = q. - .. ..-.-r -... -.....
The entire truth of the nbnve he ascertainea by the
trial NJ single box and their virtues are positive and
certn in restoring Health that the proprietor buds himself
to return the money paid for them IN all where they
do not give universal satisfaction.
Retail v'riCe, 25 cts. per Box.
*s* Principal Office No. 66 yersey ST., N. York,
Sold by JOHN Y. YOUNG, Sunbury.
- t.'- h' NJ A. McCAY, Northumberland
~ Remember Dr. c. " Clickner is the inventor Of tn,
Sugar Coated Pills and that nothing of the srt
heard Of until he introduced them in Jude, 1s43 Purchaser
should, therefore always ask for Ccers Sugar Coatct
Pills. and take others, they will be made the victims
| fraud.
| February, II, 1s49-1y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-23

To TAKE INK OUT OF LISEN.-Take piece
Of tallow, melt it, and dip the spotted part Of
the linen into the tallow, the linen may be
washed, and the spots will disappear, without
iniuring ths linen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-23

Tn presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
and cure Of FEVER AND AGrE and other bill diseases.
no apology Is needed Vast numbers in the United states
who suffer from these affections in their varied forms,
compelled tn seek relief r IN other than the mme-
diate prescriptions Of the regular physician 1t becomes
theref re an object OF humanity, well as m public inter-
est, to bring before them remedy prepared om much
perence, and which may always be relied upon
such is the true character of the INDIA CHOLAGOGuE
Is amply attcsed by the universal success with which has
been employed.
" Extract from n communication Of the Hon WILL
LIAM WoopBRIDsE, OF the u s. Senate late Governor Of
Michigan.
DETROIT, Oct II, 1910
DocToR CHARLES Oseoop,
Dear Sr- have read with much interest, your little
IRAEATlsE upon the causes treatment and cure' Of the
ebre diseases which have extensively prevailed in our
country during the Inst few monhsan interest increased
no doubt, by the fact that have individually suffered
much frm them Though feel myself very inc mpeten,
tn judge safely upon subject entirely professional vet
your theory well reasnned and your clir.lu-
slons just and think wtha that your pamphlet is cacu
lated to produce much practical good
Speaking of the medicine he 1t fully justified you
atterg expectations and safe convenient and popu
lar remedy, my own experience far, induces to be
eve that 1t will prove great public benefit am peasec
to learn that have recently established several
for its dspnsition-though regret that with view
more general dissemination OF IT, You should have found
necessary to remove from present residence among
With much respect have the honor to he, sir,
Norr obliged servant,
WIZ LIAM WOODBRIDGE.
u From Hon SrErHgS v. r. TRowBnIpGE of Mchi
gan state Senate, To the Agent at Detroit
-. BIRMINGHAM, OAkLAND Co., Dec H. ls4i.
Sir--you wish me to inform you what know OF DIR
believe that il the virtue and efficacy of this medicine wer
generally known, the FfvER AND AGuE would disappear il
procured bottle in the spring of lsii md have GOO,
reason IN believe that myself and family escaped the su
| last season in consequence of it's use.
Perhaps summer since the settlement OF this fin
peninsula has the fever and been prevalent as thu
last. have recommended this medicine IN numerous in
stances, and when the disease had become fixed aud bae
Inf aYA
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|. ANDREWS,
DEATH TO PAIN

Coughs, Colds, Pains, Nervous and Sick Headache,
rheumatism, Cuts Sprans, Spinal Affections, Summer
Complaints, Cholera Mobus Toothache, Erup,ions, Cos
Piles, Frozen Parts Burns Scalds Ague i'll the Face end
breast Painters Collie Bruises, old Sores, Loss of appe-
e, ueneral Debility, Asthma, &c Put up In bottles for
l. : OF shlllnss per bottle For further particulars see
imhets 10 he had OF every agent gratis, containing
brei history OF the origin discovery and goods effects OF
Andrews Pam Killer Certificates OF Cures, directions &c
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
The triumphant success OF Andrews Pain Killer IN re-
moving the causes that produce death the uninely death
Of millions oi our race has induced soe men of when il
may be truly said, their viainous occupations manifest
their vlany, 10 attempt o put circulation spurious and
counterfeit articles called 'pan kilern using fictitious
names Tor the pretended author, forged certificates &c
Some have appeared and others doubt will aopear I
all remember that Andrews Genuine Pain Killer has the
written signature OF Andrews the tel of each b,ttlt
in black ink Don't simply ask for Pain Killer but ask foI
Andrews Pain Killer and have m other.
: I'D by NJ. A. McCay Sole Agent, Northumberland
J. w, Prilng, Sullbury; John II Raser, Milton; John r
Myyer, Blpomsburg; Wm A. Murray Co, Danvile
Davenport Smith, Plymouth; Andrew Yohr, Wilkes
barre Hays q Mccormick, McEwensville Schafle a
chsmherian, Iewisburg George McAlpn, Jersey Shore
j. NJ Judd, Wiiliamsport ~ 90 a'l
Orders oddressed % Andrews, inventor and only Pro
prieor at itheea Tompklns county, N. Y. VIII feceiv
| prompt attention tf ssf .r-f
| September 30, l5is.-ly - -ra ..r -.-F s.sFr
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RATES FOR INsuRINe slOO on a single Lie

ExAMpLE-A person aged 80 years next birth day, by
paying the Company 90 would secure to his nmy
heirs Sl00 should he die year; for $500 he
cures them SI0O0 for Sl3 annually for years
he to them $1,000 should he die in years.
Tor S2o4O paid annually during hie he $1,000 10 be
paid when he dies. The insurer securing his bonus,
by the difference in of premiums from those charged
by other Offices For $3.50 the eirswoud receive s5oOO
should he die in year. ..# .-r
Forms ofappication and all particulars may he had
the office. J. w. CLAGHORN, President.
TREAsuRFR-FRANcls w. RAwLE.
II. G. Tuckett, Secretary.
CONSULTING pHysIclAN-Dr. J. b. Masser. Sunhury
J. II. PuRDy, Sunbury, Agent for Northumberland coun
ty.
Sunbury, July 6, 1873
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Come who wants Ia have Horses

'5'HE subscriber informs the public that he has
devoted much time and study on the numerous
diseases affecting Horses, and that he has success
fully been practising as 9 FARMER, for several
years past and therefore respectfully offers his aid
to those persons who may deem it proper to give
him call, and he hopes to render general salts
faction. WII,LOBY TREXlER
shamokin Dam, Union county, Pa, D.
May 10, lSi9,-2m - ....r IL
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CAPS.-An assortment just received. Also
~ silk HATS At $225, for sale by
II. MAssER.
sunbury, Dec. ., ls4s.
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Table of Premiums required for the Assurance OF 500 for
the whole term of Life

The premiums less than any other company, nnd the
policies afford greater advantages. Tables of haliyeary
and quarterly premiums half credit rates Of premium, short
terms join, lives, survivorshps and endowments; aso,
form of Application Qnr which there blank shects
be had on applca at the Office, or by letter to the
Agent, j. II. PURDY, Sunbury. .---.u. .....
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ID by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury Jan. eth, ls49-tf
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4 by sH fW. FRIJ,ING.
snnburv, Dec. g, ls4s. ff NJ
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IMPORTANTLY THE PUBLIC.
EoHsEi,AND CATTLE
$ Sod. MEDICINES aoat't-.

Don't permit your Horses or cattle to die, when
the means Of cure, are within the reach Of all
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PAINTS, few for sale by
CHAs. s.BOGAR.
sunbury. March 10, ls4s.- "a ElT.F i
osYRUP MOLASSEs.-Superior refined Syrup
- Molasses for sale by HENRY MAssER.
sunbury, Dec. 2, ls4s.
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Manufacture and kcepconstnnt
y ON hand, q large assortment of
the above articles, together with
their potei,t Improved Salnfnondef
FlRE-PROOf eAfES, which
are so constructed us u set at rest
all manner Of doubt as to their
being strictly fife-proof, and that
they will resist the Ere of any
la,tlrli,r 'I'ba s,,,x,d. ,aR,. ~
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PENNsYLvANIA:

PENNSYLvANIA: -,
rhs ssiB&iAt ils,. .shoxs d. strtskt sslds ~ IL
'ennsyivsnis Bank lSotes. Ths mos, implicit 70.
l'sncs may No tplsced upon u. rss h b ss1y 9bk
arefslly compared with ssd corrected fton HlEls
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and in refusing to sign that Address, he h.
the East nor the Wcst-but iof h,. conu,,,
lor the union for humanity; tor his belo,,I
Sia'e---ior e.sh rouniy for each family, f..
EVERY man, woman, and child for himself. &.
|lhc wife Of bis bosom, and the children Of h,
hove.
lie alluded eloqucn,ly 70 the past service, =,
|cen. Rnsk and himself aud asked if men =,
ycsterlly-politieal missionaiies--werc 10 y.
|btcrate their memory. Who now a.sa,.1
them Who called their acts in question, .
Not the people of Texas Not those who ma.
|toH,l with them; who had encountered WI.
|,hem sacrifices, pri,ation, and suiioring No,
no. those-but political missionaries; men Of
yesterday.
In conclusion, Mr.. II said he onee had had
name bad reputation. No body then cmpj
him: no body attempted to rob him of his fin.
|then. Bat now he had reformed he had Won
h little fame and good reputation, and ,As,
were some who en,icd him.
lie owed his reformation 10 the la,iies +,
good many of whom were present TO worn,
And he was proud to make it boast ever,
|Mhcr1, tina, IN Texas the rights OF woman wen
more securely guaranteed than in any o,h,
Estate in the Union. To the credi, Of her so,,
| be It said, that they most highly appreciate III
worlh and influence of the ladies. lie a,t,b
he'd oll the bad habits Of the Texans 10 tb
want Of female population. That evil wa re.
Imo,ed, and We were another people. Womaa
|, lerei,cd and llimiiable influence in gyn,
caste TO the mind OF man, and in forming the,l
character In health, they ndorn and embclhA
their habits; in sickness, they are n balm and l
soaee to the weary aud worn spirit.
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MAIL NRAk>fiFHfNfS

r.. u..,..s MIN. sia Maggie lssF, arnt~'
vl..i.s s,s,y rtu-~lsy. a. o.. ~ aAd .i.i
-. A. - wa sArngf, srfi'e- rtef} s,'4if''
~ T and dviar,s ever, fr'dny' Al q - -
Tas r,sree> vAn. va nai''sid "A, - ~ y
r,s,s..lss. I'D. ~nnda,s and dslsr'' 90 i'r.isi
v,slsr. Va Greenwood Ia sfn'e' ~
aasy v And a~lart even ihaa,t 40
Nae ssrrHrss MAJ, va san NnF'ruila 49,
81, Ns4.haB ..sf. uiufsla, e, G, D. a., ara o. i''''
.,-r Friday At ~
Tse NeErnas Mai. Va ienrrrheii' 'f ~, r.
Ysr.lan ~ THURSDAY ani Noi'dal'' '''' ~
Nnitqs aai irlsie
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r.
l. 7 wtsssh' m'a ie'afa'"s y lfs'''A 't~"'"
81 Noads' ias' ~ gu 'p"" 'h''s' w
vas 'sa'h @ar''snea ny Tic i''l'f ~ 4i'' '''''
- shHh gu es'iY 30 ne saw S''' "T's
ssa'laFe inii 10 on fH'"inf' 81 W." '''
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'-'ai aihhN INST "hoIN p" '''
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n'ifis'i' Ai} ur qa''i'7 UT '' "'f
H'.a |" 'i VOL '"''.''' wa"
jail 'i-.ihrfi i' hT u'ft' ''-'''u ,n'f '''
ii'e'it.m Of h' ahtta'. h.A'',. | i''a'
.a'ns opn'iudrd and w w ''lf ''''''' ,'''
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10 ltr 'l"f"" N''h' W. ''' " '' ,''''
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sinm 90 '0n''''eri' t'ei '''"'''F :" ~
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'renni 10 an imperfect min"'f' "f iHl" ~" ''
N"iff" 'h 'h' i~f' '''i"+ '''''
ai"y hhd 'mN i'ist"'h''' "h''h W. '''''''' W. ''
Nero q tl'o '--i oHisf h''' F" return !" "'
fha t"t CHARGED against NE h'"- N'''"','
auai ivo oo'''''' Hf''''f u ha' ''''' '' ''
"n iihl snd hf ans h' ''''''f'n'' ',"hi'f''
aa o7ii oti'-'d NE se''iffn Ao1f'-' anu a. ''''
= ''e''' BON ''i'l'''l ','' l'''''''
It na" r-'na''' q" ''sh con, '''''' l" ''''
y not ICY have rendered. u''''''ss ''"''
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W. had ntiae4 ~ Jay compliment TO lia Hon
t5sr. l"suenant Governor If ihe state wb
has ar several dsis l~eu on visit 30 our town. Oh
ou' ume j. not sas'cien' TT tire oceasrn iic j. can
dda'e laf reelection 10 ,.al ottes We reconmen
hun To the favorable consideration u cor Tesas rad
err amply qualified Tor the daiic. Of that responsible
Office
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Ayyrx,rioS % tAN,n, Mr. Rshnck, iM Y.
known mc,nl..r fforn Bath, ~ The British fn'~
. ounons ha- rirsiucrd hill for ihr ro,e'nm@
|, ,n,da winch faded ut cnurs' being opposed ~ -
ministry IN the eourse Of the debate, NJ ''A
DANNY Of The Tendency ol events ~ anaia 70 ~
|, hn,n ann~tniien t. the iuiied Stairs lie sah =
ii The Anercanz had t..rn the l.sossor- "l ~.
M, face .ne cnsntrv world have hs'en ron'r'H"s
H. a ne, work ol rawa, and canal conm,,nsu !, I
n .a,d that IS hen anada Is anne ed u WV '"
.leA into ,,,n tho ircnfh "lll govern -
,y,ll be no ,,,ils un H. regards ann 'a'ion =
e,tly ceran At soas fnuic ponoi not vers d'-'A''
fftsa.a'
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D. \ tclegrphic dispatch to The \. Oilcan
Crcsr.V, dated Baltimore, June T. says. "A
New York on Monday cotton declined from ~
eighth 10 quarter OF a cent Mlddliug quality
Of Fair Upland $, Far Mobile and Orleans, 81
4 second Dispatch dated June IL, states tha
d, New York on Tuesday evening cotton waf
auict. Also that in New York ON the 18th
.here were SO east, Of Cholera. aud 10 death.
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Nonr Golu.-1he other end OF the world i
initiating tins end The Melbourne irgu
states that large quantities of gold have beer
ound near That place Melbourne is in Soul
Australia.
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Tiif corsr IIousr w sfe glad 10 the wall
ri our t"nt' tissise roing up WHhhr, that is
'l"ak' an eaFly completion. The cmi'rn 4. an ~.
pared with aili'eEm materials to comprie ther Goa
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t-g- Nr L. l.. Nlorri.s hls car thanks fer late Nc'
Orleau, fag~f7.
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RsuGious lSpEfEsDEvcE. "A Paris journa
s's,es that number, IN Sweden, after remon
slraiing for years against the introduction 81
clanres IN the prayers, hymns, and caiochlsn
of the establishment, have formally renouhced
their church, and organized one independent OF
tho stnie
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W HAMILTON Is eau'ir'" ~ rrtfesei' ''i
so,i,t,.. of 1ins sri ta- The senate ml branch "
tie, retf stair ieeisieiun.
t~,-NJ HALL. Eq.. . candidate in fepf"sen
III. counties of Smth. jahur 1nd liafusnn, go w
,eralonal brauth u ilH STATE Legislature at The en-
sung election.
ar The Hon EDWARD CLARK b enfsi"lAi
IA feufe-..ui tho district including tc ronn'r- nsi
tho Trnitg River IN iis Fononal bpnch Of to eiF
inp STATE iseaislaiSrc
ny We tuapHnce lpHN II Mako OF =
shHf county ~ u candidate % represent NJ ."Nnr'
OF / l,.hm and Harrison, 10 the lower branch Of lr
De,i State Ieseaiffr
ny-Td 4 y ~ ERfS~ Is a candidate 10 repre-
,snt nsrfssai county Tho lnef hnta'h 81 IT, Niso
l.a-h'ufa At Gee rnsuinr election
p-- VI ciOrCli Ia isa candidate n tepfe-'r'
Harrison county in the leesf branch oi The Susp
legisisturr 10 iltr rnsning election.
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The Mississippi wa- nsins At II. Louis o.
the 18th inst II was also rising sIow y a
Memphis on the 18Th.
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TnE FATHER OF TIE ARNy.--rhc oldcs
officer Of the auuy IN consecutive commiss o.
IN service is Col james D. iiany, OF the 80 In
fantry, who entered the service as ensign OF
the ,ih June, l70s, from the state of Delaware
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AGENTS FOR TIE TgyAs HErrnLhAs.
y BAfrtF. Shrfrrgd, IN
lI,nfry ASpfHsos. taffAarr, 1f''"
II NHtsos Nasoglrhss.
r } & NnRfnts, Fglsf'ia,i
Il o Rrryr. TFfH
Or g. -. V,raur. Rsd,
T. & r,fiifo, h,iaef
IN T.. n Aucaorr AhfRp'hf'
i,.,- Hon J 4 GREER T. q 'and'in'r ~ ''. ,..,
fnn h. ir oiiire ~ iseni"Hsn' "p'Ffn" "i '1' 7''
'rs,is ss the ensuing election.
n.s-cI JOHN " " ADJ II Hunias illr' We pr
nea.sd ln announce g faHd@nir i' we ''''''
toinui-saner If tia f'enefnl land uilice
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The communication of \ Voter 81 postponed fr sal
Of ruan
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The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
'imore Sun, writing under date OF June llth
|ays
Tho Cabinet have, at their me citing to-day
agrcei to appoint Abbot Law rnce as Minister
% England lie was previously consulted 30
h. the offer, and accepted H.
Tho .op Of Scnatar John Davis, Of Massa
husr,is is appointed Seereiary Of legation.
Mr. Chinn, formerly member 0f Congrcs
from Louisiana, i. said TO be appointed Charg
tATtr. at Naples. Louisiana has n,p
| a full mission nnd fhargc,hp besides ih
PRESIDENCY and It is undcrstood she can hav
40 more
=" II is umorcd that Mr. Clay has written
ordial letter TO Con TAYLOR, and asked the ~
|poutmcnt Of his son aHd law partner, lame
Brown Clay, n. a charge Of Aaairs. which re
quest, i, is believed, will be- readily compile
with
"ocn Twdgr, it il sal viii suev,,d &,
',ans, Ia 'bc c,mtaaui Of ihc Southern De
Il natmsat
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.4Esr. FOR rnF TWAS rfrrDLleA@
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Tar NAVIGATION BnL.--ln the British lieus
# Lords, an attempt was madc to postpone In
1pcraiion Of the Navigation Bill from the is
of January, 1850, to the 81 Of January, 1851
I was defeated, and the bill will paas IN it
present form
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

Cprros The Cr.scoG OF The goth says
= The market continued almost ai a stand ycs
icrda,, the sales being confined 10 800 bale'
without change in prices" The Now Orloan
lAssfcations are IS follows: Inferior 81 I
b Ord uy, e to Il! Mddling, G. 10 7 7; Goo
Mddlug, It to ~ Nliddng Fair u to II
Fair 81 to 81 Good Fair - to 9; Good al,
Fine 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16
From Texas.

The following paragraphs are from the CARES
ton Cirian OF the 4th inst
The accounts OF the progress oil the Cnoers ON tne
Rio C;rxpde are still very unfsvorabe. The disease
s,lll RACES 10 great extent at Mstamcros though II sp
pears 10 have run s course at Brownsville. on THIS de
Of the river. ~,
A letter to q gentleman Of this city, from brszos
Santiago dated March g. ssys that out oil "nis pop
ustion estimated at only 10000 souls "a bad died OF
cholera In 25 days. AT Brownsville the letter says
one half of the population have died Among the VIC
tins are John Kinsey IA csrpenfer) John ~ Cnamoef
lain John H. Byrne and r. Breckenridge-tne iss' Dol
of cholera-all formerly OF Galveston Inc writer
says; "Whlo have been wiring no less than infee
more have been summoned to appear before their Gre
str viz: Capt Young Of the steamship Anson o MI
Ksse and Geo Grey from Houston
The Laraea Herald says that there had been attacks
and deaths there In four dsys The District Court OF
that County, which was TO have commenced on March
% did nsi hold its regular session. but adjourned un
| October next on account OF the prevalence oil 'ne
| Cholera cs.,...
The Galceson Ners OF the Sd says that the Cnoiers
has been very severe the mouth OF the RIO Grsnde
but has almost disappeared AT Brszos Santiago mere
had on the departure of the last steamer, been 10
cases for several dsys Brownsville was healthy ~nhe
| Al Mstamoros the Cholera ragged with exusordinsfy
violence the deaths a, one time being as many as ~
dsy but had decreased 10 about 80 according TO las
| accounts -, - IT,.
| The Cholera 10 very severe 1.-THE Brszos. On Tues
dsy the S7th ult there ii dcsths- Capt George
Bonner of New. Orlesns. was attacked with Choers
| the Brszos aud died few hours siersard