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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

Ig~Thc Engineers Of the Susquchanna
Railroad are now making a survey of the
route between Lewisburg and Black Hole
Valley, opposite Muncy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

Prosecuting Mr.Edior:
At the coming Fan Election, we will be called
on 10 elect a Prosecuting Attorney for Union
county. think we ought 10 re-clcct GEORGE
HILL, Esq, of SelinsGrovc. He has held the
office for three years, is well qualified, and has
discharged his duties to the entire satisfaction
of the court, bar and suiors. His urbanity of
manners has won him the esteem of all those
who have had the pleasure 10 form his acqua-
intanCc.-May ls. LEwIsnunG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

kay~Charles T. Jones Esq. of Philadel-
phia, is appointed Chairman of the Wing
State Committee. ColWagenseller repre-
sents Union county in the Committee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

The tolls on the North Branch Canal, at
Beach Haven, in March and and April OF
this year, show an excess Of 5000 over
the same months last year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

LOCK HAVEN AND TYRONE RAILROAD.
The organization Of u company to build
this importaa at road was fully accomplish cd
at Tyrone, on the 10.h May. President
Major D. X. Jachnan, Clinton county
Secretary and Ircasurer-Wm. II. Blair.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

Auerican Lac Register, No. V. to VIII.
| ~ land, containing syllabus of late
us'Vn' VI g. Supreme Court of this and
o.nef ''a'es imt>-tant judicial opinions
at length; and varlo-- other matters Of
interest to the profession. rbi. nubl;,...
flon Is replete with well-digesteo ~ ,t,er a
character and value that render it ,,;,
Iensable to the practitioner. D.DCan
field & Co., Phila.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
Gov. Bieler and Col. Slifer.

The Juniata Sentinel has quite sever
attack upon the gentlemen we have nance
above. 1t states that the visit of the Ma
ryland Legislature last winter, was not TO
the p roper reasons set forth in the invita-
ton, but really for the benefit of the
Susquehanna Railroad" 1t states that
"on the assembling of the Maryland Leg
stature this year, Gov. Lowe in his mes
SAGE recommended subscription of several
hundred thousand dollars on the part Of
Maryland, to the .Snsquehanna Railr0ad
ao,o m1er contract from Bridgeport Cop
posite Harrisburg) to .S,nJury," and that
10 further that object the visit was projec-
ted.
This is all an error No money is
needed to finish that road to Sunbury. Nc
money from the Legislature has been asked,
for our Road. What Gov. l.. commended
to favor, was the Susquehanna road from
Bahtnlore to HriyhtsriWe-a Maryland
affair, having no connection with the
Penn'a Susq. Road. The foundation fol
the charge removed, all its conclusions and
fourishes fall with it. Itwas known that
the Legislature of Maryland contemplated
visiting our borders, when the resolution
to return the compliment which had been
paid before by Maryland, was agreed
upon. In the Senate, the Wings having a
majority, Col. SLIFER was requested to in
troduce it. In the House, a Democratic
member (Mr. FULToN) called it up, as the
House was Democratic. No opposition
was made in either branch.
The Democrat copies with keen relish
that part of the article assailing Col S.
but omits the ,ScmttneFs attack upon Gov.
Bigler GH the same article, } who it stated
would be pccuniarily benefited by the
load, and therefore forwarded the plan.
This, also, is incorrect. The Susq. Road
if extended to Williamsport, will not run
within 75 or 100 miles of Gov. Biglor'
lands He is to be be benefited if at ali
by the Sunbury & Erie-the riSal Of the
Susq. Road.
We trust the papers which have pub
lished these grossly unjust and unfounded
charges, will have the honesty to put
themselves as we'll as our Governor and
Senator right in this matter.
We do not rccollect that single Mary
lander ever complained of the greater ex
pense to that State of entertaining oul
larger Legislature. 1t is really humilia
ting to Pennsylvania to see the cxpcn-
diture of $4,000 or $1,000 mot $4,000
once in our history, for such an object,
magniiicd into such horrible proportions
And then to falsely ascribe the whole mat
ter to unworthy motives, is worst of all.
We commiserate our friend the Colonel,
but trust he has the fortitude to possess
his soul in patience As Director of the
Railroad, he is haunted and worried and
styled "traitor" and various other harsh
terms, because the Railroad does not get
along faster. As Senator, he is accused
Of supreme devotion to the self-same Rail
road, and a willingness to sacrifice honor,
conscience, the tax payers, and the whole
State, to further its interests ....But
there 5 a good time a-coming."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

@One of the most genial, able and
Independent journals on our exchange list
is the Philadelphia DaIy Register, pub
lished by Moran, Sickels & Co.. under the
editorial control of Prof. VIM. Birney, and
another gentleman well known in the lite
rary world, who holds ready and agreca-
bic pen. The marked success of this re-
Gently established Daily, proves that va
cancy existed for it, that has been filled to
the satisfaction of an appreciating public.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
POISONING.

Thousands Of parents who yernifuge composed oi
Castor OIL Caom.l &c, not aware, that while they
appear benefit the patient, they actually laying the
foundations for series Of diseases such as savation
loss of sight, weakness of limbs &c
In another column will be found the advertisement o.
obensacks Medicines. to which ask the attention oi
all directly interested in their well their chill
,lrrns health In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those ef bilious type should make use oi
the only genuine medicine, Hot+psack's hver Pills
Be not deceired' but ask for IIobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, }. N HoBENsACk, rs none
else are genuine. ly@39
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
Winfield WOO|en Factory,

Nc.,r fassrtaetCn. MON county.
HNHIS establishment is now IN the best order.
The machinery being nearly all new.
and none but the best of wurkmen employed.
the subscriber feels safe in saying thai his
work shall not he surpassed by apy establish
mcnt in this or the adjoining counties.
His wagons will be around as usual. and
those wishing 10 patronize his establishment,
will please avail themselves of that opportu-
nily.
lyS have also on hand. and intend keep
ing choice assortment oc Goods. srch rs
Cio.hs. Satircits, Cashmere. 1ryee6s Riaaktis,
Yarns, Sc. which | Will sell low for cash. or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce scn-
orally. MARK HALFPENNN.
Harlleion, April 80, ls53-tf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
DIED,

Nor Carpenters.-Doubl and single
beech Planes, Long Jointers, Raising,
Piow and Groove Pannel Ploughs, with and
without handles FlIliStcrS. self-regulating
Sash !; Flat O'Gee and Bead O'Gee and Fillets !;
Rabbit and Beads, all sizes Braces with and
without bits; Long Shankcd Fjrme. and Socket
Chiseis, together with an endless variety of
tools TO fit out the q" kit" complete, all for sale
al lower rates than ever offered in this country.
May27. BEAVER, kREMER Il MOORE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
at the LeyVisEurS EaZaa

NJ tine LeNlSEOfS ESsZ3skf.
Fresh from PiadeI Ihi1, Ncc Iori, LrepOol aiid {ari.
one Of the choicest selections of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODs
ever brought TO Iewisburg or vicinity, which
are now offered for the inspection Of all this
town and the rest of mankind.
The Ladies' in particular are invited to
call, EXAMINE aud PRICE our Ne" GOODS We have
no bats oS--, trap to set (eIrep: mouse trap but
have prices uniformly osctts is our standard,
nv this try PRINTS, Ginghams. Lawns, Barege de
laiues, Barc;,rs Popins. Lustrcs, De Beges. sies.
Tissues, Sumner SILKS Aparas. Swiss plain and embroi
ylercd. ALSO Linen Cambria pocket Iidkf. French
worked lidkfS Insertngs and E,giDEs Mohair Mitts.
Silk and ki Gloves, Pans Hosery-Cotun, Ncfino and
silk. ALSO T,nOHs' TRIMMINGS, Press Trimmings,
Sewing Silks, and variety Of Notions.
The attention Of the Gentlemen also is
invited to stock of Spring and summer Cassimeres,
comprising Pads. Strips. MATURE tss, and a choics
Variety Of neat styles that can't 10 bet. Also Lin
general assortment Of Goods for Sur,ner besides
AMERICAN AND fREycH CI0TEs of the most approved
brands ALSO Shirt Collars. Crnvats Hosiery. Gloves.
Idk Suspendcrs, and great Nxi.ty Of articles in the
Gert,eracn's Furnishing lire.
lgOuSekeeperS! your attention is called
to stock of TcLtys Gotten and Lnsn n,ap.r s--t
Pillow Musins brown and heache Nusiins--aIsa
Baskets. Wooden Ware, Lamps, Carpet Bags. CARPETS.
Oil Cloths, and last tiourh not least in The scene-a
splcnIid lot of IERFTNHRf !. Luhins rruum Extracts
Colo-ues Pouiacs, Bay Water and the most frasran:
Essences.
Admission free. Cali on
TUSTIN. STUART & LEWIS,
All opposite hlne's Hotel, Lsuis6u-s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
Il r m Oy ALL!
LADIES !!

Please call at my shop. South
Wy Sd street, and e1ainine the best
and cheapest lot Of SHOES eref
offered m Lewisbufg. My assorimen, is now
complete, Consisting Of the best varieties of
PLAIN and FANCY work, which are offered
L,,c,r Man ut any "ther piaee. IN Le~i'bmg for
Cash.only-call and see.
Childrea's shoes, 25 cts. and upwards.
Ladies' do 6ei do
Shoes made TO order. l.. E1Shcr.
Lew lSburg, April &c, 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
GRAND EXHIBITION !

Programme for the Season-DooTs opened at G
o'clock. A. NJ, performance TO Commence a,
for earlier if desired
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

NEEDS Of superior form. for sale q, the
II Chronicle office, cts single. SOC Pc. .doz
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

"AVE just opened and for sale cheap for
III Cash or in exchange for country produce
Hats-Moleskin Nos. l; ., 3; Silk Nos. 1,
., }; Angola Nos. ], 2, 3; black curled brim,
pearl and fiat brim Hungarian, fine brush,
maggon, wool, for Men and Boys. Summer
Hats from Panama down TO a levy chip.
Caps of the latest styles and of every des-
cripton, 10 suit everybody.
CIoihing-Coats, Pants, and Vests for
Men and Boys t,Shirts of different kinds, shirt
collars, stocks, handllerchiefs. gloves. socks,
in shor. everything TO wear from head TO foot.
Also
Carpet Bags and Trunks.
Thankful TO our customers for past favors
we hope for a continuance of the same, as our
prices are low. Give us a call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Panama, Lcshorn Hats, and Bonne,s WHIT
rNEp AND PRESSED on short notice and reason
able terms IApril ~, 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE


Being solicited 10y number of my fellow
citizens, have consented 10 be a candidate for
the .ii.se Of H.. e.ssay sssss sO.". Sf t-i~"
county, subject TO the decision of the Democ-
ratic Wing County Convention. The Act of
Assembly requiring that a practical surveyor
should be elected, | solicit the support of my
Fellow Citizens, and should be nominated
and elected, pledge myself TO perform the
duties of said Office with fidelity and TO the
best Of my ability.-Miilnburg, May 10. 1883.
ROBERT G.. H. HAYES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
LeacSsOasrg, Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY q, 1895
New Advertisements.

rsyNew Goods at Tustin's and Beay
er's-Real Estate sales on last page.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27

INOr BuiIders.-The most complete as
Il sorimcnt of Trimmings for Buildings ever
offered, at b., X. Il Nj.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-27
Insulting the Dead.

For the LcvisLurs Chronicle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

Jsmts sewsrt swor-Te-tifed 20 the fact that on 90.
m sy evening about 10 O'clock vhen he came home
esrd frep 'rr ro'm who're H-gsn lived the express.
b, The Hcly Jesus, IN cut y"ur throafv don't kpo
WHITTIER Il wa. Hsgsn's voice or not
Mary B,itsin sworn-Ssw Mrs. Hagsn q. Sunday ab N.
n o'clock and noticed the Injuries about her face,
ushsno ard Annie Glennsn were in the rcon tss tin
Ms Hagan begged FOR little gn and water he sasA
bed NJ Money ard witness gave him some: be then wel
OFT srd got il: bad never seen her drunk.
,Jci n X hunden swcrn-Test'ned that the blood sboN
he ais about the SIZE Of pas, and looked fresh
This closed the evidence for the prosecution. ADD M
called three witnesses % prove the good
character Of the prisoner. when the Cosrt adjourned III
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

FRos THE PRsvIscEs-Through favcrs Express. and
our ST. John correspondent, received Saturday
supply OF late Provincial papers IAs Ner Brna rcksr
THURSDAY in article upon the fisheries, Offsets the
action If the British Government with that Of the Unsd
States in similar though il is like comparing mole
bill 90 q mOui tain. IL says
Repeated refussls OF the most peremptory character
have at various times been given by the United States Gov
eminent to the formal applications made by tue British
Minister at sshngton for permission 20 British SUBJECTS
to fsh the southern coasts Of the Uuon Before the
purchase Of Florida from Spain, he subjects OF Great
Britain enjoyed the privilege OF fishing for turtle and null
let on the II thar pennsslsr but soon
- the United States took possession uuds their purchase
they 90 from the privilege had long enjoyed and
We have since been allowed the Smallest share In
thcse vsluable fisheries.
The article concludes with . threat and waning to
fishermen, as follows;
we have reason believe that this ye1 every vessel
found hshng within the prescribed hmits will bs se1eds
ard that thu Orbesnce OF last ytsr oil no longer be ex
ercsed When nelly hbors willing to deal with US ON
.qu- and give fair equvae tor valuable con-
ces.ioDs, shall be ready Ia meet them"
We should like learn from provincial friend what
besrsnce he sudes to having been exercised last
year We have reason 10 believe that not only vas no
iobessr ce exercised toward the American fishermen by
Her Mss,ys courts and cruisers, but that they received
from the naval and civil functionaes both insult and In
iustce Boston Couhef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

CRAwro,D's MosusEsT TO WAsHIsGroy The follow
ing extract sa,s The SavanHah lGeoJ h,PHn'ea1 ron
hrer from DR. Newman Professor Of the University OF
Munich TO his brother in Law in this city has been kindly
furnished tor publication 1t Is dated At hunicns
May ~, 1853;
II open this letter to say to you that have soms rom
the undry, where heard news OF your late OoverooS
Mr. Crawford Since he here, he went "a koms, ano
viii return when the horse equestrian stus OF Washag
ton is finished To finish the mode, Of the statue wnas
ne call the mOd,iuuhg requires two years People ~
the foundry quite charmed with yoar counfynAns
They say be excellent gentleman. lie promised ~
return with his family.
"Y, sterday the commencement Of the casting OF
the statue Washington and also of the stsss Of PAto
Henry. Of Virginia Ii went of exceedingly well ~
relief Of VrgDis- the group which represents o.
state is also finished, and In an excellent manner "A,
model for the statue Of Jefferson has also arrived and IA
will be cast the next"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
6teampoaIe ano Railroads.

ROOSEVELT and BRIDGE-Sr. FERRY.-The
III asuare the doch Bc being repaired The above Ferry
viii rscounenee ruuf.r MONDAY uext The 18Th list
Three Ferry Boats provided to- OF which
oil constantly on O'clock the mornns al 10 9eoek a. hh
W ine beat will he kept Constantly run1nt
and ctcis he hsd the oee IN F
House NevYork Brooklyn upon terms Hose Of tae
tsthaIne ard Waist Ferries
TICKETS ua BY this Company except Cons taion VIZ
he sier the Cshee and Waist Ferries aid the Ate Ass -
he ssid " rnes viii be received 81 this Ferry
Ky tbs Fey route oneTed TO cseh fe'y A
parts Of suburbs and for funerals % The v0as ee-
Ter Iors fsl.rS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
q oal

4 OAL-1he subscriber il now prepared to supply
- kinds of Anthracite and BunDous
Peach OTobsId, Bsk Heath Legh HszetOn Liverpool
O Camel soLey AID CulbeaId msed aud vaanted to
he the quality which oilers Tor sale the lowest
ICt desso eet ho the vessel or sereened from the
JANIS L. ORTIZ soutwest Albany AID ashins
iCI -sis, al, TbOn pOi-st sh-ay Amosst
OIosr. sn de O1ce u y. ". WORTH No 50 Wals up
Cy Bsrk Bslding) through Dispatch Post will
pronIt attention
IJlI1slON COAL The Pennsylvania Coal Com
LLy TroTBtd furnish White Ash Pttston Coal 81
all N OIdeI suitable for shipping AID do
nslt uIostG On s bosis yads In this City, Wiansbursh
BIO, klyL The facilities such enable
give sood d sob TO vessels 1dng NewYork Port Even Par
SECULAR uon To the delivery Of Coal for domestic purposes
Apply al ia, Office, OF BIosd~ Ay and Wal-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

NOTICE Of Observation-Disclosures u hereby
IN si Of ire real estate OF Fc
hohfor New fot. c-cessnd asev Hisa-
DAVIS Scceats Of re Cou1tv OF
VII = cstTI, seeorsrs - The >rr-< Oc y z
81 es~lt ~ o. saEr y ~ X 'eo =
fer'rccr ef flst cav, uksn al ffscuns aTns eiss
sac Nj present. % saS Tx.fs VIA saer
GvruoheaS =" SAAOFOkD, saio<>~
SUIkENE COURT. O1sdis CGEnty -OLlNEk n
~ BOSTw iCK ard EDw ARD STAPLE roS ssslnst WiLLss
LtfRFbFF-uunstsfe f e~sscs o. C0orrt ~
sose esfpc.ht Ss Yen hrsy ~ 70 answer tne con-
Plant fh- which SD ~ ~ 81 tse ert Of ne ca
Is q be Civ Urc- Ors, ~hs t-cny tsys sf TIE
ss- -T.o exclusive Of q vi.e srr vca fi 70
Psfrfiss vii unemployment o'
I'd sS and
.sht honcrrs ard h~- th This Dated
Nav sh. issS NArTE~o> FOWLER
n17 i.~if~Th si-,sfiHs ..,o-r~,. T-ca Y.
SJfkfNE COURT fthe STATE cfNEW-Y0RK.
c-TEC MAS B0ll z. Administrator xifh VIII snDsx-i
&c Of JANIS BOYLE Geess sEst ANN SPiERS and ohess
leGssts uISsE sad Aamhstors le pahi BY
ANTHONY BLTEt KFR By vlae II iament order Of the
Roye ASuu.rsE. With the vii &c OF J,nes Bo,e
SAD DIV. deceased under the direction o. Toa.s c-,t-
HSirtte appointed for that ard osh-
sle Merchants Ekehsf CITY
YoIs FRIDAY he i7 6sy ef June ocL,s
hsle.t hdesr al ihs Certain Lot OF Groard ard
Nc 81 NOust the s.ser, of
erecsS LsreoH thrstnT, brick Dwelling Hcss- 'front.'
81 feet ard ia depth Abs. 50 feet the us l->
hold cd and long ies- for the Corpor-ros Il the
New-Yors hsvs shnt g 10 snd suh-ct
heirs Of th- Of the sid Jse- BOYLE
..s Terus ssle cssh Further rsticuss he had BY
spp'yirs to n Evans, No ~ Sas~.n-sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

~ RAILROAD .y-p @ sbFsaIo m 40 nr-r- Gee,
.h->p-~ rsr1s- furuut -.r1irur rr .sa.f va
Or d sfef fTySpsy sss 49, se>se; rf
sssse Hss., Pas. sc-- = - f'ers ts-ars
leg lie 20 -rcr~r- - .
ssssPN p--trrr -1-.c ~ 80 80 pr.r 'ap-rT
81 '1crrfhT
30 ~ ,r--erf 'sr-fssf u
o. R-.~ H-s~ - r,-s--. -. 49, - . IA
s><> NsRIsN
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(irfworke.


LIMOGES FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIRE
~ MOKkSpepot No Is MNdn-sno The subscribers bes
10 oru then Others that having greatly sed
then n ts they prepared 10 fun
hbir 10 and have hand every vanety Of smaller
Fire " Okla suitable for Stockeepcrs' retail sales
The agency held solely BY w hOLBERlON No u Maiden
orde addressed as above O. EDGE jersey City, win
with
EIRLW ORkS--A general assortment, and of the
Foy, nv BADEAU 4 LOCKWOOD,
No 30 Westinghouse New-Yosk
EIREW KS.-New.York Laboratory, No. 1876
Fout-st-Fue Cuek-7s Rockets Double Headers.
sk complete OF Fireworks warranted of the h
merchants AID dealers
kr city county dspsys supplied % he liberal !erms
NJ BENNETT No. lg6 front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
VEIN PROPOSED D1TES OF SAILING.

or ffciitf on Tassate nrJ " 70
fDNfO h. COLIlNS Co, No. Sc Wal-s,- n. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 3 Co. Liverpool
L G.. ROBfRTS Co No. Is Kings Aras Yard, London
JOHN MlNROE Co, Rug Norte Dame des Nlc.oreS
Pens, or. GEO. u. DRAPER, Havre-
The Of these ls wi be accountable Tor od silver
bullion sfee jcwery precious stones Ias unless blu Of la
signed therefor and The value thereoi therein expressed
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naieI Cure.

4 CARD-A Report Of Two Hundred Interesting
"A Csses nsAisd with Water, BY EDWARD FELLEREs,
81. D.. ReEGelf Physician OF tie OfAnse Mountain W.~-
cuu be furnished t~h0gt casse u applicant
neI. ia te.id od,I, T. S Letter stamp Adde'S. G
gPIIFRS BROTHER, PIopnster OF the Ofarse Mouuao Wv
M s. sou OfsDse. Ee~ JeDey NitTs the shove names
,;ifniou tais the Morris AID E1 E~ay OO Of C0ortsnds
Al HI ~ .nd r. u. Distance from E--ior. "A
m.,s.
mr. SHEW "f Nev-Yofk, eariie-t American Prsc
utioner ana suthor VARIOUS tho sae
M receive psents cui;rs the Summer eoaHeeaoe
Mr. CAMPBELL Lebanon sDnrxs, Columbia County. ~ T.
nYDROPAlHlC and HfGiENlC INSTITUTE
No IS hundred plnens
Ts,,r-r.. for Disease. K T. TRAIL rropnecr; Dr.
L. HOsEOkD Assistant
NtNFUkT WATER CURE viii be opened eD the
N l.. Of Anil been ftt.d up with particular rzrd
for, nd en,eenee and with the celebrated i.ltnfn~~ Of
S.wror climate vii lie d-.Isb- Address Dr. W
RFH Newport. r. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
Ocean 6ieamers, ST.


orrics on the Accessory Transit Go. OF se,s.svA
NEw-losS I'm June, 1855
YTHE Directors OF this Company having appointed
CHARLES MORGAN, I'D then Agent for running the Com
rsry between Newly and Juan del Nor' transit
.ss s ~ e 10 pSrs se css BY me CoPaa line @
California OF Mr. Morgan as the only Agent Q, ne eSapae . No
Isaac { IVA, see'y.
NEw.YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
lT % SSS fs S hSS e. S Ss
kAGUs ftpois Tt.ossa n advance Of the MAJ oeiy Inc
tsssas .ssnshp STAR or IIlE WEsT WI leave 9" per
n. N1h E!ys Al hIee scsck 7. pecey for "a, Juan del
.lesup cOETES geo tuns lsSes over ts NcAsua Transit
Res'e hsns lui t~sv. ss Of land taSsan These steam
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49, ~ ,s o. i~se y ye lS~esl rates Apply only a. he
CHARLES MORGAN. Aseat
EoR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-Express Line.
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C. be esp,sd fsasonsbs terms Applied M aey on
w. W RUSSELL, NJ. 81 oasna
TOR CALIFORNIA new and splendid steam.
P pheLk SAN GO 5srsl % s1n1 A Mls Commands
RAIsO and tANAMA on MONDAY. Jane 20 Al /, NJ we.
sey and MI take ony limited uuuteE Of soras 10
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A Js1RALIA, HO!-FIRST SHIP-The favorte
fsele$lip NORMA will sail SATURDAY the 18th Of Jane
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M ONlHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION between
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- ioi CABIN Passengers.
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