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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-12

Dutch Metal, l,-Frruch and Florence l.caI VI ciaI
-Ihrrmomctcrs,-Hui -Huirprncs.-Fabc aud other
radpencils-Rcd, White and Black Chalk Cray
ons,-Mathcmatical Observation-Disclosures
Spring hanccts--Puckct Prescription and Gold
Scales and Ncights--Lcitcr, Fancy colorcd aud
gilt PaPcr-FIaylng Cards and other French aud
German Fancy Articles. for the sale of which
they are the MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
July 6, lS50.-
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THE GROWING ORNAMENT or BEAUTY
Is \ LrNrRIANT HEAD OF GLOSSY nAIR.
w. e. PEDDRYCK'S
(LATE PARTNER or c. SCHRACK)
VarnisiI ManufactOTy and Paint
Store.

store,
No 7S North Fourth Street,
FEW DOORS ABOVE CHERRY, WEST SIDE,
PYIILADELPIIA.
CouS'0aiiy on hdad and for sale, at reduced
pyIccS, and Of superior quaiiiy, the fol-
ioUing articles, ri>
Coach Cabinet, Japanners' and oil Cllth Varnistcs
Dying japan; Boot and Harness Varnisl; Brown Wins
and Red SPIRIT do; Transfer do; Artists, HOUSE AMI
Coach painiers' and Namshers' Materials PUTTY IN
QUANTITIES, PAINTS, DRY, IN OlI., AND PRE-
Glue and Acids; Black Jaan fpr Iron; Adhesive d. fsr
Fancy Work Picture aud Window Glass Artists Co.
hours, Dry and IN Tubes Meats Foot Ou Gold Slver,
and German Loaf Gold Silver. and Copper Bronze Ua,
zers Diamonds Aso, ycty superior shoe Hacking and
Writing Ink.
June - l~i0.-
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EETTZ g. Co.
IMPORTERS OF FoREiGN
Books, Prints, Engravings, Stationary
gilt Frames and Musical ,ustru-

Books, Prints, Engravings, Stationary
GILT Frames and Musical instru-
mcntS.
No Is North @nd ST., between Arch & Race
PnlLhnELPuIN.
Il IMPORT tn order and have constantly on hand
very large assortment of goods in the above
named lines at wholesale and retail Principally /:
E % % GE 50
In German, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French Italian
Spanish and other languages; Classics. Dicion-
aries Granmcrs, Nocahularies, School. Juvenile.
Picture. Drawing and Model Books for Architects
Cabinet. Carriage and other manufacturers.
MAPS, GLOBES and Blank Books of every
description Splendid Lithogmphic and other
Prints.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Accordcons, Eanos, Bows for all string n,tru-
mcnts, Brdg" and I'aipcccs. Clarioncts. Flies,
FIagcocts, Flutes, Guitars, Octave Flutes Patent
Heads for Guitars and NioIiuccus, Tambourincs.
Tuning Forks and Hammers, Nioins. Violin and
Guitar Pegs, Niuliuccllos and Strings for all kind.
of Instruments Wholesale and Retat!.-Accor-
dcnms repaired.
Also constantly on hand, wholesale aud retail
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Valuable Books.
]. H.. ZIMMERMAN.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

Sunbury, Pa.
Office in Deer Street, Immediately opposite the
Public School House.
~ Monies collected and ai business promptly and c,re
fully attended "a.
April 20, 1SG0.-
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WA EsSHgAE.s.'S

FoR TnL CORE OF FEVER AND AGrr.-WAR.
EANTED.
'IlllS mrlNnllel medicine may he relied uu when near.
h all other remedies ll It's value is not uUciruiIv
known therefore the proprietor desires Ia enlarge the
field u It's usefulness los making known It's virtues u eli.
tlcv thousands uf sufferers ,vhparr mot aware il they
hc speedily aud radically cured ui
FEVER AND AGI'E.
without the oi poisonous drugs naus"1s lprius or
the dcrtcuous effects Of qunnr. It is offered 4, the ruh.
lie how price &" place within the rc u a assured
tha those 10 according directions VIII iml it
safe aud sycsdy cue Tor
FEVER ann IIGUE.
1t not ds'"rcrlr naisiilg compound ht un n,rrr-
able c clirufrrt a. rruyr the disriSrut i've healthy
action o. the siou'Iri and hp,vclls
Prepared only hy Marss n Co, and sold whnlcsilrs
and retail by Ruw;md X Srn No. ~ North Gih street
Philadrphr,-Pricc Sl per single bottle, and = per doz
June -, IcjU-ly
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DCSES Or. YOURSELF !
EDH % CENTS!!!

secret diseases, need no more lcc0mc the victim
Of Quackcry, as hv the prescriptions contained in
this book any one may cure himself, without hiud-
rance to business, or the knowledge of any one,
and with one tenth the usual cNpcucc. In addi-
ton to the general routine of private disease, it
fully explains the of manhood carly decline
with observations ON marriagr-bcsidcs many
other arrangements which it would not be- pro-
per To cuumrratc.
CLPAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed in letter, will receive copy of this
book, by mail, OF five copies will he sent for one
dollar Address, "DR. W. YOUNG, No. l5G
SPRUCE Street PHILADELPHIA" Postpaid
70 DIR. YOUNG can be consulted on any of
the Diseases described in his different publications.
at his Office, s? SPRUCE street, every day be-
tween . aud 3 o'clock. (Sund.y scNccptcI)
PhiIadeh,hin. Nov. 9. lS5n.-lE.
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THE PEoPLl'S vADE-MEcUM
COMPRISING \ COLLECTION OF OVER 200
VALU ABLE RECIPES,
In The Useful and Interesting .iyts with a tep
simple and Curious Experiments in
CHEMISTRY,
INCLUDING Medicines Pcrfumerv, Chemistry
Cookery, Farricry, Dying Confectionery, Do
nestle Economy, etc. etc. etc. Price 81 cts, for
sale by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, Dec. s, 1919.
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PATENT MED-S-NES,

Green's OXygeuatcd Bitter, price reduced,
Cid Jacob Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Bakers Sarsaparilla.
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Chcrf ,.
Swaync's Ncruilugr.
Ayrc's Cherry PcctorH
DR.. brakes Pdnacea,
DIR. Culen's dn
Tibbit's Pain Killer.
Dr. Hoonand's German Biltcfs'
Indian Vegetable Pills
Horse aud Cattle Medicines
For sale hv HENRY MASSER
Sunhury. July II, 1919.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-12

nlGESrlON is chiefly performed IN the stomach Ivy the
aid Of fluid which freely cXudes FROM the inner cs
OF that organ, when state uf health called the Gastric
JUICE This nd is the Great Solvent of the Food, IN,
Purifying, Preserving, aud Stimulating Agent Oi the stu
mach aud incstucs Without 1t there will be digcs
ucn,-no conversion of food into blood. and no uutur
OF the body; but rather foul torpid panlu and destrv
tive condition o the whole digestive apparatus. weak
hall dead ~ injured stomach produces no good Gastr
juice and hcnccthc disease, distress and debility wllcl
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BANK NOTE TABLE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

ib.NNSh bN ANA.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
y. :. Bank notes rs dt,
Al solvent hanks rnl
4aANu.aNy.a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-12

III AS recently received, among other articles. a
l. great variety of New, Cheap and Entertain
ing publications such
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-12

MUIIIN
Al tthe low price of from 25 10 80 cts per volume
Sunbury, Sept. 2s, ls50.-u.
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d. HoJFanis German BitterS.

"a" "Ih"""'phra SATURDAY Gazette" the best family
Si'l ?uilScd ~ lac United States. the editor SAYS
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in short, every article in this line of their husncs
They also manufacture all kinds and qualiti,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-23
CITY TRADE REPORT.

bATvRDAY, NoVember IL p. M
ASHES varied little, although the business exceeded
100 bbs ard the inspected stock, $3.50 bbls Of both
kinds
BErswAx remainad heavy, at Q6c. 2ol6c. cas- for
yellow.
BREADsTvrrs -F-rr appeared higher; the sales con-
ssing Of Ia eco bblscon to favorte sstsst S. 87
a 81; mixed to fancy Western, So sly asa l2H; aud
pure Genesee, 81 o6A 81 1884. Canadian improved
trhe there having been COO bills No and l. In bond
disposed Of at SO rs 81 respectively Southern med
steady: 200 bills. ordinary new, bringing 81 81 IS
Rye -four ruled about the same there being $50 bbls fine
sold at Sc % Jersey meal continued dull, at So rs
Is elh Hheat moved to the extent OF 1870 bushels
bushels river, 60 BARLEY tended downward--2 800
bushels prime two.rowed realizing bat 800. Com ia
vcred factors the transactions embracing 5000 bushels
Southern ard Western, second quality, at $3.50 a
tc. mEsd do and old yellow Coo. Ole, with round
Northern at Gle. a 81 &c.
CerroN-The sales to-day, only about 400 bales
Cotton TO arrive and wharf continues be nelly
offered In store is held at former prices We quote
the market for the latter
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Key wEsT. Nov 49, 1891.
Btls Int,, Eersaa, mssr .rritsd ,se 7sh from
Ctydthas fer rev YORK. sprung slssf on hs 9TH CARO-
ne rig Jerome tof Bristol Ri Fora laden With cedsr
New foik bufns s 5h inst, tho cheese ri,e
River The csptAa and materials were saved and
"a M ssTs = label s If ss,,r.. ia ior sue hull ss
ship Mount washington Bissds, sailed for BOrceaus
ss,ss dti bs sebas', g. per cent on snouns Of
sip ysfn Au.r, h.. been Appraised :. soOc cargo.
$40 salvage scucicsted ~ the Court, s60oiu Us eur
e ihir much dsasrss sas wiz proceed 70 New Orleans
his place ana brother in aT Of ths present 1uSes mas
eysato b h,sss .ppr'Pr,nssd tas sale, sna
atis-pteeiss smouht not yss ssest,slned
20 " rem cs,, Bel Of sss ss John IrossS asSs ne
sehefs Of se,ing felss lshts % his place This prt
ssvere IN al pfosss,y those Of somo ms-
sn vsd ~ ne vrssssrs on nj, coast r ne pSrps.e q
dsccyrs vessels sshors on te contrary, ,hs lights usually
b,,s,ns 70 warn vessel passing % np.sdns ssssss sns
s h,' EYER been sss,Sss ave ss ms.
bya bsht house or floating lght -,
the t,ssion Lssi.tors The ystsm Of hsfp
ossee hfs been done sway With ans - present.
rss .. V ,hsr Sp asS an @ ne
the diseonr Of cosstng vessels that tsde an
ruLAprLpprs, Ne, "a Pm.
rsbo Hovst, sehrs Aibsf. Conn., sns Haason Hayensr
Boston, suiisr Elliott. Niddietowui Mitchell sim
p'e' h''''" mlsceIlsresrs.
srtsNsuIp IsARsr ~ G. sgles.on from H.ysns On Mon
fsd morn.ns falling ia rths sesmsr vas tasea IN
loe 20 po,s.
SUR JvsAra Bgsss,n. from Bal,lngr, vhlcA lad been
ssroand For. ksHenry since Saturday lat in
qaspes tbe owntss Of te succeeded tnS OF s,sy
On Its,ssy %,rs I 80 ,'s s,s,sss 81 ne Ne
beg1t 70 Yapsyasse,
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Passengers Sailed.


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: Hsleh.r. ceSsi.st NiSrti NTI sps Mis- nsa,st.
A A. f} n e''a .1: r SIC: h a'', S.i
et;ss Plnstslshls, Nam. cosso, e,s, ,s Il
kisiii SSgsJ sss!stl.ss, EIsi%sss' ~ Isls
i1 sn ha;Fs 9s'if f DSssy .sSa
S,5,5s E.riis Te.nssss Tr'y; sss,y cPssH shers
i,ss p,,i, Jvi; ossss Eysrii g isssrs ana i.dy.
y,s tsTissss Bss,ssi essr,s isyi Mel D.ai Jens:
as..ss !, Lssis lei: rgrr.r ss:,lssdi i,%s.
n @ s iSi riSlit Fss bsas
s' T h r ps s1y sn .Ys sn ana
I,.., ,s's o's I,s,.ssra n's Wen
IPOsr ns ,lsdl ut., Ma GLIB ed 2sstv,nis Ma
Grsisy enc i.ay w@ J.@i.es. 2, Jgls. c.,seil
s %s i sSl.s s'I .sa ella f %s':s rs.s ls
J sGs1 s sSi ~. 4hs% Me 6 !. IL
I '; a s'i san s.i s.. Boa b:
ng,isu SD '.dy II Iinsii., Mss sGsesIls wSsAtoD
rR s:,.I'' = hs :ssSsss ana
,,dy, J.s wst,hsls ,Bdls5y Mia hs,sss Nc. n.oe9ss
in b.y: W Cal. ~. f.Tlis NJ LOSs, Nc rsysS,
naisr;, J,rss rr,olsns ,rs hnily. Beer. Nsl
fss..1s ytan fs.s oi.Ss.ri,a Say ~.
tnd infant NE. ot,es ps,essn ka,sr assnsig ps,s
I. . SSs:ss'
s..f, ksl;sis.Hr f;,;. EI,I ss=; .rs
NexslL Lssb Mrs Frances Binnsy' Miss s5'i' Hans
i:$y "a. g.%. s st.rs
sSss ar I'VE S
wspsr. jane. w.il.e. smith s,.rSsS Roc. esorss
James Moore. WIN wel,h-go In The stesrsEe.
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LIVERPOOL lAssIyI. Arros.

CoFsLE Near 2ec ats Java taker At ~ III nc
$50 bags Rio, ct sx 624c snd 200 St Domingo, at
a6Ac
FIsE-l 700 boxes No and scaled herring brough. %
and s5c, cash.
FRErGIITs active to- day and about 800 bar
re 10 engaged for Liverpool at Ia and III 600
eui ne.s heat at Id in bulk: while about 500 bales OF
cotton were eogsged at I'D and cheese 20s To
London eco barrels oil cake engaged ct Is 10 I'd
and rs cares broom handles at zoe per
To GlaFgow vessel chartered load with four az
Is 81 and grain Of ed 700 barrels -four were engaged
5y another vessel private terms To California rates
quite steady, at As toe per foot measurement
To Hsvre. cotton was stif, at sc ashes, &c sad
rice &c. To Bremen tobacco taken at 25s and rice
slso Ct Use and measurement goods at eos
OfLs-25oo gallons inseed realized Csc cash; LOCO
olive, Csc, time; and few barrel whale Sec, usual
terms
PsofIaoNs = Pork moved TO the extent Of eco bbk;
snd prime at SIS $40 co. the previous vslue
While there 500 bbs beefeold at 81 So for prime
end s. 90 50 81 for ght reduction 200 bbls
ard we're picked up at 81 ss sc end 200 city cut
hsns in lots at &c aeko per H. Ohio butter was sell
ing az Ia l2c.; and Western New York. at 10 Ice
While fair to choice dairy cheese In request at
s6Ie
FIsGrs-Saies have been made Of 100 bbls Ohio ana
priscp whkkey at 81 q q cash. 10 halt pipes Cog.
nee brandy at S2s 81 t2l; and pipes Bofdes1x, at
81 hc.sSl 10
sucASs-There were eco hhds Cuba bought at Ita
&c sal go boxes bros Havana. al ga n SIZE
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At the residence Of her in law John L. dsstsesp
Mrs LUCINDA BErros, widow Of the late Thomas Benton,
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral ct Trinity Church Monday after
noon at half past o'clock, without further invitation
Suddenly, on Thurrdsy, November 20, ANroIsErrE,
eldest daughter Of Samuel @. and Antoinette Brown.
The friends Of the family are respectfully requested
attend the funeral without further notice this Suu
day afternoon from her late residence No. 2o7 West
Nineteenth street.
On Saturday morning, Mr. MICHAEL KEaRloAs, in the
his friends and acquaintance and those Of his ne
phews, Patrick Kerrigan and John 8. Walker
dsy) afternoon. ct O'Clock from his late residence No.
4 Centre street His remains will be taken to the
In this city, ct No Ann street. on Friday, November
H. OF Inflammation OF the lungs RAcHELLA, daughter
and only child Of Dr.. L. r BrCdhead, aged 10 months
Look upon this purely wax-like (even In death) sm
ing countenance, and cay -
Asyou are now,
So must be
will prepare
To follow thee
The relatives az acquantances Of DR. Brodhead and
companion (Sarah Latson) respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the John Street Church. Sun
day afternoon, Esd inst, at O'Clock Interment at
On saturday November ~ JOHN woop, aged months
and % days. only Of Theodore and Eliza Ann Ude
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon
at o'clock from the residence of his parents Of
Front and Jay streets, Brooklyn.
On November q JOHN 0sMERs, son Of Henry and Ade-
laide Osmers aged 8 years months and 2 days
The relatives and friends, and the members of the
German o. Society Lodge No l. respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon 23i inst
at 2 O'Clock from No. las Duane street
On Saturday November q CHARLEsW W. EAKIy, aged
30years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, from his late residence, 500 Twenty
street.
On November q Mr.. J. PRArr.
His funeral will take place Sunday from hi, late
residence, o. Norfolk street.
On November %, MEL RoNEr, aged SO years, native
of Ireland.
His friends and the friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock from his late residence So Mulberry street
At Croton Falls, N. CLARIssA H., wife Of Horace
Jones, eyed go years and months.
Her end was peace.
In Brooklyn on Tuedsy, November Is, EusrAcE De-
zEnpopF, son Of John aud Caroline Dessndorf aged
years ne ptbs and a. days.
At Key West on November l. BRowSE, Esq, the
Spanish CONSUL, and Vice Consul france.
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Tpszepness Arr ytd.

Nav ohLgArs-Sissmsbip Winfield Sectt-R Smith, NJ
KstiIbeytr lSr. Hon Mr. oeysr and lady, ii Oeyer
0syer Mas Coons Miss Russell Ers Reed aud chilli CAPT
Tree Ust, II seEsnny. Mrs esp, hhmiiton ard nfaa
Cock NJ sickift Mr. Bgiggs q " Kendall. II Rsyps
Ice Cordoys hn NbimSre. Mr. Mcmillan hr oodsn' Mr.
Bailey.
Evivos Ayhr.-ship Earssrss Eiila-o n Gilbert. New
yoIk. bsgtGJ Kiag. Buen0s Ayfss.
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On Saturday, November ~, in TIE saith ,esr o. her
ege ILigAeg1H ASDrEws, native % Argyl,hire Scot
add and telict ~ The late John Andrews
The risnds q the family and thoe Of her cen inlaw
hezander Gsw, ere requested 30 attend the faneral
IRON her late residence, 217 Mercer street Monday
att mon 2ith inst, et half past o'clock
Moy-ter Bay, L on Friday morning November n
'sMi' p d. KAY, Vi ID In the 10th year OF his age.
Ine funeral will take place Of Hampstead, on Monday
next 81 ~ O'Clock. The train for Htmpstead leaves
BrotA. n ~ N tbe south ferry. at O'Clock
~ NtrsTk, n. j. ON NOVEMBER ~ Tttz, gife OF
george Wstts eg.d 70 years
Ihe ,nend. srd relatives o. the family respectfully
lnfeo 70 sttet The funeral MoBdaJ afternoon at
octcs from Trinity Church. Newark
sged IS PEARS
Her rsstirssssd friends also the member. Of Tomp-
u0s Lodge. No ofO ". arr requested 10 attend
she fu3tfa on So uda7 afternoon al hall nast crlocS
lsoD sef ate teftence. No $50 Tenth street without
.1ft1sY tufips.oa
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Married,

On Tuesday evening, November H. by the Rev Mr.
William X stopftTd Mr. Isiac IIcbsov. only con Of
the Rev. Mr. Joshua Hudson, 10 Miss Cor~rtIa A Do.
cAhr Jour gest daughter Of the late Join IIaght ESQ
all IL this city.
- Louis ard baltimore papers please copy
On satutday, by Oscar " sturtcvant Adsrman OF the
Ibhd ward, Mr. frfpESfcS 9oN~rL 10 Miss CaHolrvg
HrrccFn. ell q this city.
At fordham. on "wednesday evening November 10, By
The Rev David Ipglee of Bedford waIrHR YsuSSrtNr TO
MsBcspEr j.. youngest daughter Of James Bsthgste.
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ApDIrIoNAL FROM MExIco BY the arrival Of the brig
T.husntepec at New Orleans We have received file Of
the 7Sa Unio from the city Of Mexico, to the 2'th
utimo.
At Pueblo, the Spanisrds celebrated Q grand mas for
the souls Of the loyal Cuban subjects who died in de-
Tending their country against the Anne rcsn pirates
The English Consul at Tanpico, in consequence OF .
dreadful fever, has entirely lost his reason, and mr.
Thosntcn has gone ON to take his place.
The commercial houses Of 0smi0 and Gutierrez Rosa
have stopped payment The liabilities Of the INT are
estimated at 81 bC0F co. and Of the second at $lO0
letter from Monterey dated on the 18th Of octooer
says that Gen Jauegui had left for Matamoras with 400
men, 200 Of whom Kickspoo Indians. The letter
pavey remarks that Jsuregui did not intend to hght
but only wanted try and buy some Of tho insurgents
The condeia for Vera Cruz left the city OF Mexico ON
the day before with $26C0,C0O
letter from Sonora says that the number Of Ameri
can who have entered the State for the
pose Of working the mines, amounts to seventytwo.
Tne nhabitsnts TO hold these in much ter
ror ss though one equal to hundred.
The CANAL BOARD, at their adjournment fer
dinner to day had opened and registered eS3 pr ,pos
tions. The whole number will probably exceed 5000
Albany Journal, Not. o.
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DACIFIC MAIL sTEApsHfP COMPANY-ONLT
through LING for san rr.ncisco Wis gh.srs-Ts!e Re
fucedN ednesdsy Nov. H 81 clock Pm The spleHdd
ioolis spLine steamshp Ell DORADO, lao tons, Lieut.
sodsers o. NJ tfmeriI Of The steamship fsleOul com
,efperieo, .; wsrrse street Zoe .hsgrsa connect
nE vita the favorte q n mail steamship NURrHERkE7
DEAD vihovt DELAY Cor ssu Francisco srrya Oths
passengers and mslsst P-asms- For p.ssag,or frsx
ay 81 she ogce. III wss, ssssg soSa<E wsrsa sgsst n.
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SHIPPING.

DACITIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-ONLY
through line for California snd Oregon, via Chagres-
fare reduesd.on Mend,y.Noy f4th ~ three o'clock Z;
h-1he tpendid double engine 81 mship GEORGIA. Jg
Ions burthen D. ID. Porter u = N, snder, will ssl
Monday, Nov 18th 81 precisely three o'clock 7. 81 from
hgr.s ts.snE Isnserred o. Ha'snsts tAe sttsmsh
PDlbADFLPHIA Passengers leaving in The Ge1rFa viii
onnset with tho q. Nsils tamship NORhGRNER,
ss vithout sny delay Cor San Tfsn Cisco os arrival o.
he ogst 81 and b South street, or a. 7T Wss,trset cor
o Warren etreat
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Movements OF

HeW york, November as, 1854.
suc .......,.... e8 Hoos morn %
SUE sErs............. 4 81 nIsU wsrE2... IS
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nR, COOPER, u DUANE STREET. mas. ron rHs

Isst nineteen years devoted hts practice
rt .. mstsrtia aud other diseases He cure the most
eeetd disesseA, end mild removed In few daFs
sssrers, don't Ne deceived BIZ inposeg Ia Roess
Wn street rear Chatham street. have not ief Dgsas
srstt rec my Diploma, in oece. with te hrst 10
Perfect cure or no q arse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-23

No TIE TILL CuRID.-DR coRBEfT. " DgAEs
hsGrce may be consucd eobddenualy chs Treatments
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