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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
OLD SERIES VOL. ., NO. 20:

urge the refractory juryman to agree with
the others, and after little hesitation he
concluded to do so. The sheriffthen began
/ to poll them again, and had got nearly t6to'
with that operation, when the counsel for
defendant suggested that he might as well
wait till the court returned. So out ran
the sheriff in search of the Judge, whom he
found vending his way home; nursing his
wrath to keep it warm: He returned e tHs
court room, and this time the iury were
fairly agreed, the juryman who had raised
the rumpus, however, saying that that was
not bis verdict, but he would agree with
the others for the sake of harmony, though
it was not his Arrangement aboit Tie pay.
Our informant says the last thing he OBJ
served as he was leaving the court room,
was, the judge reading the sheriff lecture
in the corner. something after this sort I:
"sherif, keep this matter still, and when
the Legislature meets we will have this
law fixed so we can understand it, but I'll
tell you, sir, don't summon such another
set of jurors for my court"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

= ~
gn,HE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
for the sale of CONRAD MEYERS CELE.
BRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PIANOS,
at this place. These Pianos have plain, mas
awe and beautiful exterior finish. and, for depth
of tone. and elegance of workmanship, are not
snrpassed by any in the United States
These instruments are highly approved OF by
the most eminent Professors and Composers oil
Music in this and other cities
For qualities of tone, touch and keeping in
tone upon Concert pitch, they cannot be sncpas-
sed by either American or European Pianos.
Suffice i, to say that Madame CASTELAR,, w.
Wallace, Vieux Temps, and his sister, the cele-
brated Pianist, and many others OF the most dis
tlnQushed performers, have gwen these ihs'fu'
nents preference over all others
They have also received the first notice Of the
three last Exhibitions, aud the last Silver Medal
by the franklin Institute in ls43. was awarded
TO them, which, with other premiums from the
same source, may be seen at the Ware'room NO
50 south Fourth st.
r Another Silver Medal was awarded tc c.
Meyer, by the Franklin Insti@,e, Oct ,e.o ror
the hest Piano 10 ~
., exhibition. .
s.,n.-at the exhibition of the Frsnkln ihsn.
..eOct isa6. the first premium ana meoa' was -
'.sisa "a C. Never for his p,anos' a'nousn -
Iaan awarded at the exhibition oi tme yea'
san On the ground that he had made s'iii gres'
;mnrovements in his Instruments wAo'u ''i'
past ~ months. .;,;,;o Of tho Fr.,klir
Again-at the last exhibition ol .he ffank,, l,da'
to.t;tnte. ls47, another Premium was AWARDED
&C Never, for the best Piano IN the exhibition
A. Boston, at their last exhibition. Sept. lst7
n Never received the first silver Medal and Di
S,."s for the best square Piano in the exhibition
These Pianos will be sold at the manniactu
,.,,s loves; Philadelphia prices If not some'h'n
lower. Persons are feques'ed ,o eau a"a eAan
ihe loI '"e"'''-''r' '"e HB. MASSER.
Snnhnrx April 8, lS4S -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

KISSING TO SOME PURposE.-A story has
reached our ears Of a singular scheme for
raising funds; which was hit upon and put
in practise at donation party held not
more than thousand miles off. II ap-
pears that some Of the kissible ladies present
actually allowed their sweet lips to be tast.
ed at the rate of fifty cents kiss-this be-:
ing considered suitable price for the privi:
lege If we are not misinformed, one geh:
tleman ofthe party took five dollars worth.
Sand,cich Observer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
SELECT POETRY.
FILTRATION.


By Major g. ". ratten, y. s. Arav.
We meet no more together
Yet do not think it strange
Since Fortunes tickle weather
Is always Taught with change;
The miss which move at morning
Are govcrn'd by no laws
And so both you and I, my girl,
May break without cause.
If once had the notion
Loves wound could never heal,
Such foolish fond devotion
No longer now ! feel; ..r
Since you procclaim'd that passion
Is quite thing Of art
find that I've become, my girl,
\ skeptic in the heart.
Your eyes cannot annoy me,
However bright they glow;
Your words cannot decoy me,
However smooth they flow:
In sooth, by your example,
So collous have grown,
/ care not FOR your smile, my girl
Nor do heed your irovn.
The play in full is over,
Before il well began;
I've acted all the l0rer,
And now assume the man;
But not in tragic story,
To sigh upon the stage,
Nor do make for you, my girl,
"An exit in rage
Washington, d. c., March "a, 1S49.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
IMPARTIALITf:

The following is from chapter on s'im.
pariiality," in the last Knickerboker.
must tell you ''good one" which hap.
pened this summer on the same day that
went up the North River on board the Hen.
drck Hudson. After the passengers had re.
tired to their berths, the following dialogue
ensued in the ladies' cabin, of which, the
door was left partly open to promote the Cit
culation of air. A rheumatic lady and an
asthmatic old lady could not each be satisfied
with reference to the door. They kept sing:
ing out in alternate strains from their night:
caps. The rheumatic lady first -
"Chambermaid, shut the door. I shall
dieD
Then the asthmatic old lady would shout,
"Chambermaid, open that door, .hali
de-"
So the contention went on for some time;
and the yellow maid; with bandanna hand:
kerchef of her head, was fairly husteted.-
AT last an old gentleman, disturbed by the
alteration, and not willing 10 show any par:
tiality, sang out from his berth:
"Chambermaid, for Heavens sake open
that door. and kill one of those ladies and
then shut it and kill t'other!"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
PRESS ON.

Press on there's NO such word as fail
Press nobly on! the goal is near
Ascend the mountain! breast the gale
Look upward onward, never fear!
Why should thou faint Heaven smiles above,
Though storms and vapor intervene;
That sun shines OIL, whose name is Love,
Screnely DER 1ife's shadowed scene.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
INTERNAL EVIDENCE

A man of subtitle reasoning asked
a peasant, if he knew
Where was the internal evidence
That proved the Bible true!
The terms of disputativc art
Had never reached his ear
He laid his hand upon his heart,
And only answered-HERE!
THE ORPHAN.
Friendless orphan sad and lone,
There is one who hears thy moan,
Kind TO succor strong to save,
Though thine all is in the grave;
Fain not then beneath his rod,
Jesus is the Orphans God.
OVERLOOKING FAULTS,
The kindest and the happiest pair
Will have occasion to forbear,
And something every day they live,
To pity and perhaps, forgive.
TIME AND ETERNITY.
Times short, lei there thy stake be small.
In vast eternity embark thy all.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

If twelve dozen make one gross, how many
will make one grocerl
If fourteen pounds make stone, how ma.
ny will make pebbles
If twenty four sheets Of paper make a
quire, how many will j, take 10 make an or
chestra!
/ If one must have three scruples to every
dram, how many mus, he have to regulat
sDrcc!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

CocXNEY CoLoeuY.-'G say, Jim are you
going to see that man hung tomorrow 7"
II don't know, Dick; vot's he got to be
hung for!'
"vy, bles you for 'orsc stealing"
"For stealing a 'orse' vot a fool! Wy
didn't he buy Won on trus, and never pay
for him l'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

"Have you got letter for my boss!"
"Who is your boss !''
t:The one that works for.n
"What's his name you idiotl'
''Robert Brown, sure"
"There's none here for him."
at aint for him wants it; its a letter for
myself, but ask for him bekase Ms name 10
better known than mine"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

The RULING PassIos.-A general on the
point Of death, opening his eyes, and seeing
a consultation Of three physicians, who were
standing close by his bedside, family sx.
claimed, gentlemen, if you tre BY platoons,
it's all over with me !" and instantly expired.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

There are some amusing words used in
the conversation Of the native Mexicans. A
kiss is called tetenami quelisetli! The Hart.
ford Coursnt says ii feels just a. il 10 spst.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

PuRE ISLANDER NO DoUBr.-ft il stated
as reason why the farmers of Berks county
are opposed to the erection of the new county
of Madison, that they had already far enough
to go to the Philadelphia market trithout 60:
ing through another county,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

MExIcANs AND THE PoPE.-The Legisla.
ture of Jaisco has appropriated 50 900 for the
relief of Plus TX, which is rather surprising
in country always straightened in its finan:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

BEsT PREsERvArIos.--W -Whenevef young
man has acquired love Of reading, and Of
course healthful relish for intellectual plea
sures, he has become possessed Of one Of the
best preventatives against dissipation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

vEsMrLLIoS EDIcT.,-It 10 decreed ia Ne
London and Paris courts Of fashiaa shas
Mousselines de Lains dresses shall be, made
without honness
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

A razor paper has been invented, On which,
il the razor is wiped after shaving, i,s edge
il restored.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

"Indeed, Kathleen, "dont think of the like
For half gave promise to soohering Mike;
The ground that walk on he loves I'll be bound -
"Faih" Rory, I'D rather love than the ground"
SNOW, Rory, I'll cry if you don't let me go
Sure 1 dream every night that I'm hating you so."
"Oh!" Rory, that IN delighted hear
For dhrames always go by cmthmres, my dear
OH Jewell keep dreaming that till you die
And bright morning will give dirty night the black ie
And IT'S plaid that l am, and why be
all good luck says bold Rory ONIoore
"Arah Kathleen my darHnt, you've cas'd me enough
And hahd for your sake Dnny Grimes and Jim Duff
And made myself drinking your health, quite a baste-
So l think, after thai, may talk 10 the priea."'
Then Rory, the rogue stole his round her neck,
So soft and so white without freckle or speck!
And he ookd in her eyes that were beamng with light;
And he kss'd her sweet lpsdon' think he right
snow, Rory leave of; sr--you'l hug
There's eight to-day that you've kss'd me before"
"Then another he, make
For there's luck in odd numbers" Rory OMoore.
Paddys mode 0 asking hl o The day.
The foregoing adapted LOVER the painter
the which
popularity the was left without
He
epuGhed Following the example Nbd and
Matthews in
successful About he
came out country exhibitions with considerable He
ha, written in where he still
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
CARD s. SEaF. ENGRAVING.
WM G MASON.

IS Chesnui ST. door, cbore end ST., philadelphia
Ensraver of BUSINESS g. VISITING CARDS
Watch papers Labels, Door plates, Seals ana
Clamps for Odd Fellows, Sons Of Temperance
&C., &c-Aiways on hand general assortment
of Fine Fancy Goods, Gold peas ofevery quality
Dog Collars in great variety EngTavers tools
and materials
Agency for the Manufacturer of Glaciers D'a'
monds.
Orders per mail (post paid will be ?unctus'iy
attended TO.
Philadelr rhia, April /, is4s--y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.
E. 2. MASSER.
ATTORN NEY A L l. A w

=. 3. MASSER.
ATTORNE AT l. A w,
a sUI1BURY, Pa.
Business s,iended to IN the Counties OF Noi
hunl erland, Uniom. I.ycoming aud Colu'nbin.
p. & A. Ror1unr. | ..
LowEu e. BAnnoS,
SoMEns q SsopGRAss. SPhiild.
REYNOLDS, McFAnLaSn & Go
SrER1Se, Coon g. Co.,
THE CHEAP BOOK STORE.
DANIELS g. SMI TLS
Cuwar New & SfcoNp HAND Book STORE,
North West corner nf fourih md Arch Streets
PhtiGdfi'hsO.
Law Books. Thfologcal and Classical Books,
MEDICAL. BoCKS,
BIOGRAPHICAL& & HISTORiCAL BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCIENTIFIC AND MArnrMATicAL BOOKS.
Juvenile Books, an great ra'1efy.
Hymn Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, all sizes
and prices.
Blank Books, Writing Paper and Stationary,
Who'll safe and FsTfdii
IT oun prices much lower than the REGULAR prices
fs Iimaries and small parcels Of books purchased.
fly- Books imported order from London.
Philadelphia, April !, lsis--y
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
yor Tribune
TO KATE AND AGNES.

TO kAIF AND abNL'-
.,s ,oxos, summer. TIM. and over bill and faie'
Tn. pigbt winds from their sshins hearts me o' no
'"' $500. eth Up
Or when the golden morning eonss inc s0h'nln' s'N,
Tbs dew drops Is they sparkle IN ss'n Eo"srst'
charmed cup
~ a, oo,t.ss that know, though TAR away "a lee
tn summer osw 10 rvslisd by four bright ~i'enin.
i1' lair
And The glory Of The sunshine az qv'r' 20
Ca never With he brightness Of those ~iienin. ~"
sompsfe.
And those vitehinr eye. belong TO Ia's-ih' s'ne and
luiys hue /.
And 10 Agnes on whose cheek the rose has ~ea NE
seek tia co, amid toe scented vale,
Tss -hy. let Kate and Agnes tsl-ss viii not breathe
the tale
Bu, III. certain osbsr spirits than tie sunshine and the
dew. and yog
a.ve made that cot a charmed ,pot dear R, 70 me
And rov IL was tsoss wiishing eyes the other sun
nsr-6sy.
That drew 1s 70 the valley fr our city hsOnts away
And we Il cal that vale our Rosy 'ss-tho COZ our
h.un,ed .o,-- The spot
And its gentle sprtes that charm o' VII from s' g1"O
And ioyou. light will cheer Us from those four orsn'
~itehing eyes. IN me '.e'
Though there 10 20 dew upon the grass nor sunshine
E.v- York lsS ~ .
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PORT on sEw.YosK......AUeUsT p

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~ si.s. a.. p S"no- ~ IRA O. ',.'sr - =
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go -rs X-sfs
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str Ws-t .llr 10 F-'--s--'f f1s'sf DsJ f'-f ~
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49, Dr-t.rt F r. Jss--o. gag. -' s'- 10 80
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a. vrs 20. Jaa.a Sau.sars a esr' -'' 80 70 -
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fro3si- -. Coil. s1sruso Bstn''-
spoken. &C.
. ..si at -. q. ssd chsae' o' ~ WI ''
Js.I,stoo7 os ~ b.,s Trt-tt q 49, from h'''A' 20
foTss ~..... 49, s~,. rrt L ;
D.. p ,a..f,r ts. 80 s...'t as'' ~ o ~
80 - - -. s4,ss.-r r,re- 'o- iT-Too'
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BwirisH MAIL ssrwssS MONTREAL AND Nav.
yoSx The Msa,rsal Hvod of 2lst contains CORES.
pondsnoe between the Secretary ct the British Poet
Ofhee and u. NJ q. Slayer Of Canada, by which
We learn that the delay IN transmitting the English
mails 81 and from Canada has been brought under The
notice of Mr.. Colsmer. head of the Department ~
Washington, hut that "it cannot DE- expected more.
over, that those Mails will be forwarded with strci
regularity until the Arrangements for their convey snce
more fully organized
CSnsds st.te ID Ihnns drive a dow coach
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RrMovAL.-NoTIcT TO THE PUBLIC.

hA WnttLtH. 0clIsL ale d , o -" . = =
IL. p-ctfu spDrse- t- GENEROUS paeuLs 40 n p4olc
F-n-rs nat b. las rer0v-c 81. oc- ana r-siaenfs
: Bare sy-.l r-sr BroAtxaT u,-rr hr xii devote nm
= 10 Oethac surgery al % tresuDeui and cure o.
diseases OF i1- I've AID re ir.erro1 OF Ht1cA- &c
q superior ln.rlfsctIr- All where IS -riF-rsA f-~g
FOR C1o-rz ca era af.rI-n q; a. lines = Pr
-. -, r'-r---f. -. 1900 sll5 lreo1-
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SCHOOLS.
Ms ooIIFeE coLLEGE PoTET,

ST. FhUL'S CDLLESE CO-L<Ic
NEAR fLlsaiS5. L0SG i.LASD : -,-t,o-
rInHf TWESTT-sECOND SESSION o. AZ l-sti--- %
\ ~ coum-1c- On th- fr.i ln1sy " Ocloo =. -
Pupis s1ui-ec ir-o ne primary -s--s - y.
- sg- a-1 into i1- c1 -sfz-- c.-ssr' = 7--r'1 ~
sfLsi1e- o. 9ri-rf srt .s-s-ir .- g. ... 49,,
Tr-r- IL bli 0-- -es.ion n 90 lrsf4-lon y -
Il commences or re trsi Ho11sJ -- o'''- 49,
t.e tr.f - August . 49,. .t-4- A..
!, /. r-c1s..-d ha. e. Ero ee.re p - ~ :, -
'r ne l--rurnl W. present il-iD - - 80
-.,--- s.--r ne Crr.-r1as arl E.-.-f f-es' - -
~ .-.f Nr-~sr n N.rc1. AP4lcsiion 20 % l--' ~
A-c'or y Gorge f'.-- Rev. J. BARTON. Rs,,ef.
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~ -lnte and NnliennI Law -chooI,. 20

sr0S spa SsrsOgs Co n forE TIE fsli iei iN vi tn
,f,. fl ~otrn.nce on he 81 of september next ll-
object o Do train tie e.lcerl n The Aris, 90 y. r- 20 .
aim a thorough Know led - ~ me fneJfy SC -'e
-. --rfa...Dn The -vsf-ln embraces crlrr eaoofd
dsi = recitaiions and Iecilf-s-cou.ieni pJ.sf'- pr
oorsueous orafory consisting 0f rr o. e~tifs HN ''t
ift sfrrt attention % Ell flr M es ~ rhetoric ana -''
nor-courf- comprising complete gAaleleia ~.
mn fe. frr,f-sspfs fries witnesses shefhs err.
III 49,, .n5.. D.. slari.y eng ag-d ir the trai eta
argument az causes and n all 1- details oi re - 4
Ice Among ths Professors are J W " '.I non " i-
f. Hall IL Manly and ~. +. Odel. tsqs 'hafses ll'
f,.ni.tes roou hoard milton use " libraries, End ec
rs only - per term of Is weeks payable 10 advance OBJ
.s, . lose of the I'd week None rec- Frd fnr lrs-
mana sirg term circu cOntanins paftcuihfss e
by request Ne previous reading Of Ia" n'cr-A'y or e'
.frsb.a Le1ures hv Cha cel0r NaIwouh, Judges WI
r5 Parker and others aside ih0s- " ne foirs
a. -, .,f he Bosrd O. ". FOWLER, President
aus cod DlaW sW&NfSi-
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- Fo~Ier- & ~eiis, rhr-aoiesi..ii.. s ed
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r. $1,000 f0R TnE WHITE nOlN.

II - % 7-. s,, 49, ME-.
Bellows Falls, Windsor, S-Nbgfy and Wells Aver
Pssssax-r. leaving N-v-lork Cry - 80 moruicg usn
q he se~-YOrx .n1 New-Hayel Railroad GrfiFe -
s9nr sf-d a. z NJ stOp hour for dinner, ara be.
proceed bnisD0rO ~ ihs tain u ne Cg1n-c CO
River "a road. where hey stop for me lght N-N o-
.ns proceeding BY stage " WayOe . ~ es AZ 'sns
BY railroads ~ connection win he CVllrcae4i and
sumpsic Road, hey arrive Al Wells RIVER a. J. ~
where stages 10 readiness cOayey them % lrs.
"a n.les gfOn fabyaas and Il miles ron ffHnc9ls
Hotel the came evening. Passenger. .ravng Hre =.
City y The A train lodge a. spfingtsi, sn' 2. N
4 "a trz.n lodg 81 SsW-Hayen, alc ic.se a. A.
uls r~x day b. the shove route arriving Al J" ~.
~ N Fare tnis New fork 70 7" a. 80, =.
ans, s.
Tie above route Tor is drectness, chcspness sni -
fort III. believed cannot DO ecga.-d aud GERMANY
be surpassed By any The section u county 49,
traverses Il. enphsncsiy The Garden u Nes n
The picturesque sce1sry win wnlch II Aoolnas -
four shay villages through which passes, ofsf ,
ordinary lnd1eemenIs 10 he travelling comn2alky tS~
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aIAKE,s PATENT

EIRE-PROOF PAINT frou Otio, which u ie~
u.o1tr. ilrns % or Protecting 70 Al-rrf
covered from ire a-lon of The weather 40 TUE -f-
Purchaser. - cd be- psrrel.r sct ee in-i ever JAZZ
. rsrzrl axes Pzelf Re proof ? n- a. ---I- =
rv suolr of worthless counterfeit SUI ~ ne u.fs--
"a e. ,r--prUof palaL TIE genuine .ruee TOR sac y
80 " Liam BLAKE
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~ Wsfer-Curc.--JoEL sHeW. " d pupil Of Press
III. The earliest American practitioner OF HydfOpah.
.uifor " Hydropaihy or the WsirrCaIe, Water Cue
u..us .IV-fer-ture FOB Ch1'sra' 'Wafer-Curr Boo Pes
rarcy and Childbirth &C a. may he consulted daily n
"a F0urln-av Railroad feminist Cry practice a''
s,f.nS.s to aus i'm
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TEXAS.

GcoEsr HurLEE Bs0rHts. GalT-stoc-
Hszsis I Gx0sss BCTLEs- Nela'co al Siln-.na
MILL ATTEND 10 The col ecuon OF Noirs aaa &C
w c0unis n h. STATE " rexz- lac p1fchss- Of Proes-,
virE srr forwarding nefc1--1ise And III q S-n
-rA. Culla-.sslor blsln-rs
kEFEEENCEs u sEN-TJtA
-. rsr.r "a { az 4 Co J o D-il-f q TO-
= c.r-- -. W-ruoo-k To- - , - q.
- Pars1r FskD istuf. v l,@-'sai -
Hstr.ek Cor.-s a G..
o.. p w.. S.-yc,k su6 IN.
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CHAIR n4ANUFACTORY.

,OsEPA BRADLEY. ST Pesf-.t i1Viss a. 70 ca
s11 examine -is arxs and Various 7.i-r-s u r7zrs s-ls
Ale 10 h- souia American Mer.cAr Vess India anc ca
FORMS nsrssls pat 1p In boxes o. coz esrh; Aso 20
rer nsch> par aid chairs and ao-s rioss intrf3J
designed And hishy tnish.1 es1a 20 ne nportsd Aso
revpagsrn BEbers Chs.r, wholesale and retail
AVIS DkWa
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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~ Nia-. Nig-. w ig-.--rhnstf- TleiNNt "'
efs AZ, informed lie b-si place 10 get ornanrnnl
Usir y, al MfDHURST HtAkD's u Nsdeniant
where th,y have on hsnd the Arg-, the cheapest snd
besi assortment Of sigs half wigs tDuper-, bf"ds o
,ng hair nngirt-, hxcttts, &C, which, Tor Price hho
olR'itv are uneoua.ed The trade supplied wholesale --
Gan and Judge for yourselves q Mziden-iane sile IN
~ lNon,s Magnetic Powders, for ne de'ifuc
non of 10 bues cucsroda hes. aud oil Ofler insects ~
,r the destruction OF rae and mice without poison Al g
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s,UfKETE cot Mahs aad o'h-f. ssan-t Peter
- S-vu. surviving A.a-- oi th- -.s'- Of John Jor- -
- q the 10 of Tot Mics = hereby 9ursn
alto e. ors. cu.- ds t Ja.- l -+b o. a~ 70 tf-
40 10 sqrs-r'srv~ of 10 -ito. OF - e.a- OH yvnN
.,p.sr Gsars- Gput 60 h- rsi~r-- quiz
IN AL IN dt. September l-t 81 % Al
fh- 49, Jaha Ls-r-ls Efq 500 Wa &c
pr 80 --tsal qscv- ca - oct 10 40 at
b.-.. .....,s fss. JAWS FORSYTH.
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tR Water Cure In-titutcr.-Ihe new nuiiei' q.
Ov.ier BAY, l. l. nov open Tor the fecelnui n
patients. For purity Of wafef Gbny OF air hnd b-au,
of scenery this place j. un-urp Steamboat NfOlo
runs daily from Fulton Market Cry establishment II
Laiglt.si Address X. T TRAIL, VI d. auto I'M
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NV CITY Hal. OFFicE p REcEivsk ~ TsxEs
or MILITARY FINS

Nrx.Yokx FIEr AND Mssl>E lNs Co Als q ls's
hlNIpE>B.-Tn- Boar1 Of Directors hafc us .ay
stdccar,c dv1rzi ~ Ter per cert PayAo- 70 70 &c
.losA lo.aers c-nsnl a. tie uc- u nr company -
Vast al SN- D. INDEkAlLL, Secrelh-y-
CARPET LOON-.-For sac. 100 suPernr- snd
- ilrv---lF ingram c-rret txlluuls IL good wofkrs
orde- Ill b. chesg. ~ purchasers Ap-
- ie-he ltomp .cnvllle Conpsry, or D
as In S.w.y-rt