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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER PHYSICIAN.


The following letter is in reply to note from our agent
asking DR. Boutons opinion of this medcine
TUNKHANNock, August 90, 1siS.
Mr. A. Durhani-Dear Sir: In reply your note Of yes
erday,l would state that have occasionally found it
venet to the various patent Ps vendcd in the shops
and whcI am unwilling to say anything deprecate the
value of Others am free to confess that consider Wrghts
Indian Vegetable Pills superior to all others with which
am acquainted. have used them for many years both in
family and in my practice generally and they have
uniformly proved mild certain and their operations
The and skill with which these pills have been hitherto
manufactured are in my opinion sufficient guarantee for
like good results in future. Very respectfully,
B. A. BouIoN, NJ D.
Mr.. d is practitioner of long experience, well known
in and beyond the lines of Wyoming county He is
graduate of Pennsylvania and highly popular with the
people among whom he resides
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A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

'tFrom Ca;skill, Green County, New York;
DR. w. Wright-Dear Sir: have found your Indian
Vegetable Pills valuable remedy in Of General De-
bty Of the system and in all Bilious disorders am also
in the habit of recommending them to females in peculiar
cases.
observe them to speratc in the system without producing
debility pain, leaving it in a healthy condition
June 20, isie JOHN DoANE, MD.
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SlIERMAN'S
POOR MANS PLASTER

has cured Of Rheumatism Pain in the Back
Side and Chest Lumbago and Weakness than any appi
catn that has increased, hundreds II unrrncped nscais
have attempted to counterfeit it, and palm n upon the
community as the genuine to Beware OF Deceptln e.
Remember that the true and genuine Plaster spread upon
reddish paper made expressly for the purpose and every
the signature o Dr. Sherman is printed upon the back
of the Plaster and the whole secured by Copy Right None
others are genuine Therefore when you want real grd
Shernacs Poor MANS Plaster call at the Office C6 Nassau
street. and you will not be dsapp nined
Remember principal Gice LOG Nassau street, New York.
where all Dr. Shermans LoZenges sold His Agents
are Mrs. Hays 130 Fulton street. Brooklyn; Hiness
Williamsburg and Reddng Co, Boston, and
JOHN YOUNG, Sunbury.
NJ A. McCAY, Northumberland
February IL, 1si9.-ch e3m-ly
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NEW GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EYER.
Henry Masser,

LAS Just received at his store, in Sunbury,
IL an assortment of the cheapest Goods, that
ever came to the place, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
French black Cloths, Cassinetts, &c, Cali
Goes, of excellent quality and colors,
price to 10 cts. Good Muslins,
yard wide, at 81 cents.
These are not the low priced trash articles
usually sold. Muslin de I.aines of fine quail
ity and patterns lss. Handsome Terkeri
and other Shaws and various other articles.
The public are requested to call and Judge
for themselves.
Sunbury, Nov. Is, 1s4s. ....
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PLElTRISY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. BAGGAS lady upward OF 20, residing IS Sheriff.
has for years been subject oattacks Of Peursy Raising OF
Blood Cough Shoriness Of Breath Pain in her Head
and various parts f her body Her friends believed her,
PAST RECOVERY
The Al-IIealg Balsam relieved her at Of all her
alarming symptoms, and now she is able to attend TO her
work.
ASTHMA AND JVHOOPING COUGH.
Mrs. lcretia Wells, 05 Christiestreet L. $. Beas 10
Deanccy street VIM H Youngs, rs Walnut street, know
the value of this great remedy.
Ask for Shermans AlHealug Balsam, and that his
written signature is on each bottle.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle
DR. Shermans Worm and Cough Lozenges sold as above
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Los Angeles, California, Aug. ls4s.

Los Angeles, California, Aug. lS4s.
This may certify that the undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor Jose De Avear was the first
dscoveror of the Gold desposites of California and
that this discovery was made by tfe aid of Mag
netic instrument called the Goldometer, which
have successfully applied to the discovery of
veins of Gold ore, places where no indications Of
the earth. Il. w. SHERMAN,
Lieut., Sd Artillery, U. S. Army,
NO AGENTS.
In consequence of the difficulty of finding faith
ful agents. and of preventing frauds, where articles
of this nature are sent out for general sale, Sgnor
De Al,ear has determined to sell none Of his works
or instruments unless ordered by letters sent di-
recty to him. when the desired publication, or in
strument will be forwarded under his signature
and SEAL SO that all doubt TO its genuineuess
may be removed.
T BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS of
this instrument which may hereafter appear, as
the secret of imparting the Gold Detecting power
is known to 10 person whatever, except the orr
ginal inventor.
tv- The GOLDOMETER and GOLD SEEK
ERS GUIDE will both be sent by mail, closely
enveloped and sealed, and heretofore, not subject
to inspection by Post-masters for the sum Of
| THREE DOLLARS, sent post paid to SIGNOR
JOSE De ALVEAR, Box 27l3, New York City.
The instrument is very light, and the Guide is
printed on thin paper-so that the charge by mail
or express will be very small to any part of the
United States.-The Price of the GODD SEEK
ER'S GUIDE alone, is ONE DOLEAR, sent as
above. Address,
| sIGNOR JOSE De ALvEAR,
Box 27i3 New York City.
II OFFICE for the sale ofthe Coin SEEKERS
| GUIDE and GoLDoNETER, No. as Centre Street,
New York City, where visiters may see several
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

This is an entirely vegeta-
BILE compound, composed Of
Twenty-Five different ingre-
dients, and is an internal and
External Remedy for the va
rious ills that human flesh is
heir to
such AS,
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WHARTON'S HOTEL.

M RS. WHARTON respectfully informs the
w public that she will continue to keep house
ofpubic entertainment. at the old stand corner OF
Market and River street. in Sunbury, and respect
fully solicits from her old friends and others,
continuance of their patronage.
Sunbury, March "a. ls49.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
HORSE AND CATTLE
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, 1849-04-07

paying the Company 90 cents would his family
or heirs 500 should he die year for $500 he
cures them slO0; for Si3 annually for years
he TO them 5000 should he die years.
for S2o40 paid annually during life he soO0 to be
paid when he dies The insurer securing his own bonus
by the difference in amount premiums from those charged
by other Offices For sie5O the heirs would receive s5Ooo
should he die in year.
Forms ofapplieaton and all particulars may he had at
the Office. j. w, CLAGHORN, President
TREAsuRER--FRANcis w. RAwLE.
H. G. Tuckett, Secretary.
j. II. PuRDY, Sunbury, Agent for Northumsfrand conn
y.
Sunbury, July 8, 1sis--
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tFrom Marble Hail Pal

rom Marine HnH ic
To t'r. w. Wrght-Dear Sir: For the la,t two years
have had the agency for the sale Of your Indian Vegetable
Pills at this pace aud have sold annually large quantities
retail They have in every instance given entire satsfac
sion Many families in s section keep them and consider
them invaluable family medicines There is no medi-
cine sold here that be universally recommended
Wrgh,s Indian Vegetable Pills. Very truly yours,
February 1, 1sis. W, NJ. LrxRNs.
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DAR IRON of all kinds for sale low, at ths
store of C.. g. BOGAR.
eunbury Jan. Goth, lss9.--f,
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Table OF Premiums required for the Assurance Of SlOO 70
the whole term of Life.

The premiums less than any other COMPANY and the
policies afford greater advantages Tables of half yearly
and quarterly premiums half credit Of premuim short
TERMS joint lives, survivorshps and endowmens also
form OF Application or which there blank sheets
be had application at the office, by letter the
Agent, J. H. PCRDY, Sunbury
RATES FOR ISsuRINe 500 ON a single Life
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THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE

From Norton Hill, Green County N. VI
Dr. Wright: We have used and sold your Indian vegea
he Pills for three years past addo not hesitate to
mend them to our friends and customers as the best Family
Medicine in use y 4 L. RANspEi.L.
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DEATH TO OPAIN

RELIEF TO THE SICK -
Health to the Weak "A
BALM is found for the
Whole Human Race in An
drews'
PAIN Kill l. Err.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

Beware Of Sugar Coated Counter.
feits.
Remember that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature Of Wrr Wright
the top label of each box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-11
Our rniIaa.iptia Correspondents.

PniiAprlrntA, Octobsr IL, lssg.
IT,, Ehttion, Ts,i1day -D,ieai Of he This'-T.e
MI,Sefr. T..
III. battle has at last been fous and the democrats
core out az the c3nt-st v.totious The shiys
tally beaten In til, city badly beaten in the eosaty,
ard outrsgeously beaten IN the State The Legislature
will Ne largely democratic ard fr the d, cratic
candidate for Canal Commit slou-r his majority will
not vary much from tscnly thorsad The PssnSys-
,snisa aud TINES Growing suon vii Fsher Richie
fl up his voice-and for tho force drn ocrasy OF
New York, they or ought TO be frantis with DO
light The wings expected iois-s aud the democrats
hoped for gains and tho aa result has therefore,
number Of wbiz. aad ttil larger ndnb u DIiiyss
are disaiisttd not with Ds1 iayior bit tss sou-'o
pursued by Gen Taylor cpbnct aud they have taken
tbis method Of settiuG their rri ~ In tho
ety proper the election tara'd shrs uOpn m insiph
rrfo and the co1sequsnee has ocuu tn elevation OF
Judge Jou,s % the msy0ralfy, by arg anal majority
Ihc Judge 10 dcmuc at bot not uitr, 'moerat -
- cisse letter. ths election r-turns
assume SON. thing Ike oilciA shape su1 tolsraby
correct idea mag be forn'd 90 ~hp the vetor-
aud Who the vsnquishrd In ths city ths
candidate for Mayor. Judgs jous Is elected by ma.
thrir Councilman and ifsr1lb l.-p. ~ reducsd
rnajofiies The dtmOcrs's have c'c. 81 tnsir saodi-
d4es iuT Sheriff and Register - .nai siority: and
tie wbgs theis candidate f'r frsA'urer, Auditor,
County tcmmissiOntr. aud Clerk 81 the Orphans'
Court The democratic s,uNos aud As'emb.ynsn,
for the county are all 81 OF ID thts " gtn ~ eight
members for the democrats Tue rrturas which are
eonins In from the interior Of th- Sta's all
sided. Candles majosity g. likely a. rxcsui 1000.
furiLg the past wees 90 tJnS ~ coal haze been
received from The Lthsd r,gion Tots, for season,
CO4t2l tons
TleIaia to-day has checked out door trsTssetioug.
The -four market I. very quiet NJ yeterlay'a Iu'ta
lions Rye Hour aud ecrn meal ioactise' 81 81 l2As
unctite semanI Toe wheat 81 prsvtuus rses. sales
Of T,pusyivania rye 81 tV cts Bur ~ tl- corn Offering
Co;ton quiet hut nrm. h. provision market na-
changed Sales Il mess p3tk a. slO 20 aud hams al SC,
a IL cts
onsy sypsars g. be Abaudsn. the hanks dissountins
Iibprslly 10 squeuc-, doubt OF the large
Il coin Ia their vaults rhs sto'k utrtet IL dulL and
rric,s shos dlsngaEI tendency TSe sales
Iulows
fi,t H5frd.-ssso Crc'nnstti = w. CO. p5 a 81; see
Tishursh Co. ri ~ p Ces nif Del anal 10 100 Mr.
ris gsrsi. - staO hrainf Re- IL o.; ifi auat1c-
hama Csnsl BorAs ~ ~ 'aahsrlsnd valley, az 30
a.. tbk. SsryHd b. rd.-tIp ksliaS RN, Gs. -
Itigh t -. $50 sta.e % ltr ~ rctHsylvaa Dahk.
lggs g. 90 Chcntsu ". nd.. ts ~ 2, ~ Nsnang-
trn rat Z. ~ a. situt : ina4Gs %. tt0h ~ gindsn
and Aub RR, igb Is Nefrs.oW, ar, ass; ,, Uissfd
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Our California Cu,r.-p,.dsnee.

S.S DIroo, CsLtFORNs. sept. 4 1Sts.
TIE ~ Iicaa AID .4uertgH Bsuslary Co@mi'soa-7zs
PrspGrsiioas TO Ran ne Lias 10 me CHA r. DscoSsry Of
Fresh Woi,r Jots ~. E@isra,aoa to California
Tie nsts Siaf, on hs P4ci.o
send tee lines from this southwest corner Of Cali.
fornis This miserable place h. become quite popu.
iarlsd may say civilized BY the arrival ofthe Ame-
rican AMI Mexican Commission. to run the boundary
line. both parties ha,ag arrived after the time named
In the treaty Of Guadalupe udAgo tue former tho
first Ct June and the other the third Of July Tue
American commission detsinsd upwards 81 sevea-
ty days rsuama, waiting tor transportation sod the
Mexican, tr like reason. Kept o. san Bias, and
then bed long passage a riy days here IL Is very
fieult to get up this coast Ia ssl vessel no isss
tlsn three vessels from Parsra 70 Saa francisco (be-
ing fro ninety TO one hundred aud thirty 1--WE days
out) have landed their passengers on the coast three
bpudr, miles below this plsrs the passengers pre-
ferpg this arrangement g. tnst Of remaining longer
at sea
Ihe Mexican Commission Is veil organized under
General A.. ~ Jond. amt stDper. All the Ameri-
e.ps here are veil pleased Stn Co. neral .onde aud has
party ne j,int commission has been formed, AMI
both PARTIES are gettisg re.dy 10 rsn toe iius
from the Pacirc TO the mouth 81 tue uia river Mr..
gay. the chief OF the American surveying party,
has the field two mouths sega<-d ~ ds-iSos-
ting the soutbernmot paint II tn. porb " SAn O,ego,
sna running the nsrisv tayu- tusboe 10 abe rssinc
The uoe IT smigrssion " tas sod r,gionS v stua
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NTELLIGEECE BY THE MAILS,
Our Warrington Correspondence.
WASHING RON, October 9, 1919.

WASHING ron, October 9, lS49.
Another Flare Up in our F6,e,gn Pticv- Supposed
abduction of Sonora from Cuba 10 Phihadelphts
"A SHARP Correspondence bet'e,e" Mr. Clayton
and the Spanish Minister
There has been more trouble work in the State
Department, as far as | can learn. The Spanish
Minister, Nj. Calderon de Ia Barca, has had a smart
correspondence with Mr.. Clayton, about Spanish
lady, abducted from Cuba, by an American vessel,
in September last, and brought TO Phadelphla.
As far az can ascertain, the lddys name is Sc
nora Zarba, or Zarga, or Zavdllo, or something be-
ginning with big Il. She was living on the sea
.hore within short distance OF Trinidad de Cuba,
and was taken away In September last. After the
essel--Qt was a brig with short name, but 1
cannot get 1t exscty)-alter the brig sailed, she lay
to in the bay, sent boat ashore with half dozen
of armed men, and took a lady with little child
from her residence, and put both aboard the vessel,
without passport, aud contrary to the laws OF
Cuba. As the Senior iUund his wife OIL, he
applied TO the authorities, aud the Governor OF the
place, as we as the Captain General OF the island,
issued proclamations for the arrest oi the Ameri-
can captain and the detention OF the vessel But
the brig was too smart for the Spanish authorities.
She got off, sailed for phh,dep hla, and landed her
| fair cargo there safely.
| These are the LEADING facts Of the case. The
| Captain General of llayuua communicated tho
and terrible rumpus his b ga raised. Il is called
| an insult TO the Spanlsh laws, committed bv tho
| American brig. The Secretary Of state and the
Spanish Minister have b I'd II hot and heavy. The
latter gays 1t is bad II not worse, than The ltey
! case, which caused 30 iGfl0ua excitement Ia
| New Orleans The Secretary OF State 10 at his
| wits end. Neither beer nor burnt brandy
| keep HIM out Of hot water. The Spanish Minister
| insists that the American government should send
back the lady and make full apology, Otherwise
terrible things may ensue. The prevention of tho
| late expedition to Cuba by the President has not
removed the fears and i-alousies Of the govern
| ment III Cuba. They have conf ence IN the
| Yankees. So they say. Would il not be better TO
! take Cuba and annex il at oncel
| will give you the whole OF This hire-up in few
| days, ms soon as Mr.. Clayton gives me look AT
the official cores. ondrnce. think am ahead OF
| Mr. Harvey {" Indep. pdent') aud The Norhi n ne
| ricaa, this time. You must pIbl sh few burning
| leaders against the Spanish governnent-blow us
| Queen Isabella and her Captain Generll-and don't
| forget to puff Mr. CLAYTON and the cabinet will
| then I'VE able 10 get all HE facts for you. Try to
| get up war panic-and tell Mr.. and Mr.. -.
in Wall street, to operate IN u. 5. stocks as much
| as they please.
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WAsHlNGros, Oct. 8, 1919
SAFE Of NJ. TO,lssins Faait,0e- Wastingtoas
Mcllur7eut. &c

McnurgeHt, &c.
The sale of NJ Poussns splendid furniture took
place to-day, and brought good prices Mr.. Car
velo, the Chilean Minister, gave 800 for the da-
mask covered canape, and $l5j Tor two chairs
and four without arms 10 match These were
made expressly for Louis pniiippe, and according
TO the style of Louis the Fourteenth. Judge Bryan,
bachelor, purchased two iauteuil chairs, OF ths
came pattern, for SI38 A social chair sold for $50.
1t has SIX seats, circular, and, where the backs
meet, a vase for flowers. A set, comprising ono
oak Gothic chair, and four boudoIr chairs, brought
s57 The nails which held he rich scarlet cover
ing 10 The frames were represented as golden, IN
the advertisement, but the auctlUneer honestly eS-
planned that they were merely galvanized 10 stand
the tesl 81 aqua iOriis. Auy qlanuty OF shaving
soap, cold cream, perfumes OF various kllds, and
powder Tor the face alter shaving, were disposed OF,
and several quart bottle, oi French cuogne sold Tor
~ 20 each Nj. Poussin will BE- sure ~ leave hls
scent behind him. There were, among the effects,
an iron beds,ead, an Eraid pIano, cabinrt, ward
robe, tables, stands, ornaments, pttuts books, time
pieces, small bronze statues, vases, ciudelabras,
China ware, and ever. thing essential to fashion,
able housekeeping. Several tUreign minister's
aud attaches, and their Indies. with some OF tho
prcsumptuous " upper i've" aud The more humble,
flied The spacious saloon. The bidding was spirited,
and The articles brought good prices Tor Wash
Ingion.
The monument OF the Father of his country -
progressing finely. The two doOrways are COM
plelrd, and the workpisn ale bnsiiy employed IN
plhEg on 'he marble. The sh tit L. u ver i've
hundred feet, and by means Of good telescopes ia
Baumore forty miles nom this Guy, fifty feet OF II
will be perceprlbe.
We have had heavy rams in this vicinity, which
threatc ned but did not 90 any damage.
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CI.slTFIENsI,


II AND j. DEyLlH nnoLEsALE AND REfAiL
IL. DesltTrin Clothing. SO aud IS John street Of
Nassu beg lcae rate that their stock fai and Vim
Clothing r ls,9to, is roasy for inspection Ia de-
Isrtment.
rHEiR wHoLrsALr ROOMS
Are tola with tho very asgst stock Of Winter 'iohins
the city, 10 which viii be found immenss var1y
otRtfnesls suited 10 every section OF hnshcd "a
q grade Of profits FOR cash, or city ncesp'anCts
rHEIR abTAtL bFfAkr-Fsr
IL being constantly supplied with the choicest ard nov.
garments and the ttock q Dress and frJe ~
oyeiy price together with the aud cies,nt
ircss luuh ntrod1 by them "a ccehratedl a. O
their eek Oycrcoats Paeiots aad Sa'k they
without frr &C rsdGs entirely unrivAllcs this
continent The psn and vests have Lee0mo TOO colehrs
REQUIRE Dded notice The unecaGng attention
this t,psrmon 10 Keep fully upto the taste Of the
srd be able ~ offer garments recherche in style At ths
very lowest figure.
gros DFPhRTHNSV
Il stocked with the choicest ca. h. CAsss-es Vestings
selected chiefly in the European markets by
ofo and Is presided over ~ the moot fahnnabis
ordered oder saving OF full fsfty
Per cent 49,.
meat must % els, sntiy, or be freely rejected
ELEAELINESS Is AKIN TO GOOllSEss-CLEAN
" Linen for everybody and plenty Of it Waahing nay
be done a. far less than quarter OF the uua expense
at an Hmrs saving u tins ard tc9use aad r. luras no
EXTRA help, by adopting Madame Cirat0ts method The
reirs wall re fr- ardej, poet psi rsSg, q good dollar
hill address n. O. ear, % Mr. lhomsoa u Howard ssree
Broadway.
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LANES

II EPOT or IkEsCH HsCdsNICAL LAMPS, No. HS
~ BgOhdray. iermsTly Discoas Atsusy, "a Bro,dgay.
Jrst received choice % Mechanical iars Car
fiso Lspp hodeitters; Lamp. Tor VESSELS french
tuyLtue fer Iaurs. The host wurku-n st1eied 10
ihis stabshnsnt for airing apd oitanns fnd 81
;tngI Undertakes even Aind " French s.oe AMI Dns-
ir-. ~. DANDpTNiihh.
LANES G koFFETS SOLAR LAaP IANUFACroRYi
~ fulton street, "a do est u hrosdSay-t amps ef
A biuds both Tor lard su phns alsa. isfs Zoe
tlurrhss f'ssmlcsts hstsls Gra1aoies ant csnfsl
tifss 10 rver ,iit and brouTc Hall Lau's Globes gh
nsys. chs kc yhslesls aud RETAIL - te very lowest
ire fer tsrh.
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AfGIAts.


So OO as1. sl rsS %
20 Iefesuo, On valuable SNIP 20 san Francisco, ass
fro thsbse 90 Vanilla sud Canton and back u Ausste
tho Tinted states ANY saving the above relss
srd whining zach voyage aud give sAts
Iarenrs hsr Of opportunity, hish good
security sVen Tor the at ten sent ant ample
given fcryieos. addrefs ard NJ, Herald once,
with true rsrne and residence.
G, an ono WANTED rO4 A TEAM 90 YEARS
SfO,OOO On perfect ,csuritiss, w.rth soahls tbs
Tho Ian l he tai en- in of s3voO aud
~sids Ne hrokctase allowed Asdrsa A. - ~ tots once
q, = nnn 10 LOAN At SIX Per CENT fNTEREr-
DC,OOO On bond ard artgnge for % tsrm Of ys,rs,
rr6ouots real In this ciy Apply 10 the sank
Note E.ohsnso once, TO JUN .ryNhbT
GWss
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sItEppISG.

81 . h. IS 49, ~ ~ n
EoR CuARIEsToN, r. C-TBr sTEsysuIr RE-
PUBLIC, Capt. George Uotb.. will less. ksrts WHAT
fells Point friday, the l2th, att a. NJ Tor Charleston
BEyBbLEf {. SANDERS gent. gsrrs wharf
this vii Jhsrsatos
IN thu. 81 With The steamship Isabel ~hieh ri
lsave On the 10th. for Havana
CNoR sCkPJ LCU.--TO SAIL PukCTuAJLr. srn Ov
october, the we'll krewn fast sailing ooprcres ,sd
corIer fastened ship CHkhONs. Cape Jtos W. ne.rs,
hnvtE all her esrgo snragee ass r.ng hoard - sal 40
above she ts slsnad Accommodations for Cats Ssesra
Cabin. ard Ste,rsse rsnepsrs, Who VII Re sk,s on me
~i sps the sesrssls eeu,,y ter fur
thsr inforn dion ar ply J. NesERAAf.
Csr.sr ~ rise and south .trsets
DEGuLAR PACKET LINE rOR SAN FRANCISCO
~ and Rtsiia, California lie sleaaid packet tsip
81. MARY =, Capt Evans, ~ sail nov let. TIE
modstcss r cal In rssr1 cabin, ard sssrere rnssearss
are usesusea by vessel that has sailed YET for CALI
forria. Companies taken loo rates For freight
sage. spTly 80 Pier IS north River, ~ 70
n. an. FOsIER, - Wsst street,
A. A. WARNER, IS Fulton street.
while s-ecesssd BY scnoortr and shir.
EoRChLiToRSIA.-DES IINE-SHIP lamp
~ bkN is loading OF pier No. 20 North River 200, 81
Nestiy street Can tel the huk Of D barrels freight aud
hsntsemsy seeomnodate few aud second eaeia pas
sepeers treshts ty this live .fens the lopst and
ne detention r. n. SUTTON, a. " al street.
Tso CALIFoRNIANs.-wIT AN EXPERIENCE op
confidently oh-rs his services persans ea N
o. maktth ta rna. his store mai b. Rad
for provisions. Of every description, NAM
ef ptss-- from one month 70 two year,. All s:ores
be pat IN suitable raekayss 10 or Or
,bs lsnssT rrots. A. kkhf lle Wall street. New fsIa