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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

" The Shamokn Furnace, which was
sold TO MIR. Atkins of Philadelphia recent
y, has been since sold by him, at an ad-
vance to some gentlemen connected with
the coal region. The Furnace wall be put
in blast as soon as The necessary repairs can
be made.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

~ Strikes in the different Cotton Fac
tories at Lancaster, Harrisburg and Read
ing have taken place, the lady operatives,
marching in procession, headed by band
of music. Ladies often strike, single hand
ed, by their charms, but when combined,
their collective force may be considered a
grand stroke OF policy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD The lie.
banoh Courier learns, from reliable source,
that the Lebanon Valley Railroad Company
have succeeded in negotiating the loan of
sl,ooo,ooo, upon which depended the success
OF failure of This important enterprise. II al
SO states thar ths Valley Company intend to
prosecute their branch Of the Cornwall
miner.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

" The Emira Republican says that
% miles of the Williamsport and Elmira
road, from Troy TO Emira, will be COM
pleted and the cars running, by the 1st
of January. We are truly glad to hear it.
We have always had great faith IN this
road, as a most important connection.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

90 Col. BENroN.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore Patriot says
that strong and systematic effort will be
made TO place Col. Benton in the Speakers
Chair of the next House OF Representatives.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

W GRACE GREENWOOD, the popular and
gifted american Poetess and AG,horess,
was married on Monday, the l7th inst, in
the village church adjoining her parents
residence at New Brighton, Beaver county,
Pa, to Mr.. Leander X. Lippincott, of
Phiiadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

NJ "THE LITTLE PlLGRIM" is the title
of neat monthly paper, designed for the
use OF children, published by L.K. Lippin-
colt of Philadelphia, edited by Grace
Greenwood, now Mrs. Lippincoli. II will
be Of course well conducted
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD. "A large
number of persons attended the letting of
The extension of the Allegheny Valley Rail-
road above Kiltaning. The number of miles
lei is 80, making 76 miles under contract.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

Ar Lowell there is a capital employed of
$4,000, 900 number of mills, 81; number
of females employed, s.47o; males, 4,163 ;
Total, 1878. Two savings banks, with de-
posiis of the savings of The operatives, TO the
amount of nearly one million three hundred
thousand dollars.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

" We did not receive any report Of the
Agricultural Fair at Milton, but W. observe
that the papers commend it as creditab!e
exhibition. We were not able 10 attend,
as we had intended, but we understood,
from several warm friends OF the Society,
that the Fair was not what it should have
been, especially in its arrangements, and the
same is said OF the late Fair at Danville.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

The passenger travel from Philadelphia,
via Poltsvlle, TO Sunbury and NoHhward,
has greatly increased since the opening Of
The Railway from Shamokn 10 Sunbury. We
note almost daily the departure of tonr or five
stage coaches, heavily loaded, from Potts
vile, over the mountains, on The arrival of
The morning train Of cars from Philadelphia.
Mining Register.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29
MIR. BUCHANAN IN ENGLAND.

distinguished American now abroad.
who though unconnecled with public affairs,
knows What is going on around him, writes
10 the Washington Star, that The Hon James
Buchanan is exceedingly pleased with his
Secretary of Legation, Mr., Daniel E. Sickels,
OF New York, and his private Secretary, Mr..
Welsh. Ii seems likely Mr. Lawrence, the
son of the late minister, will continue his
connection with The legation, 10 which the
minister regards him as great acquisition
indeed; knowing every body and every
thing around him, and cheerfully according
the benefit of his experience in London and
in American public affairs there, TO his
fathers successor. Mr.. Buchanan's presen-
,alion 10 the Queen took place a, Osborne,
In the Isle Of Wight, without pomp or parade
Prince Albert and Lord Clarendon being
alone present. Mr.. B. has not yet settled
himself at house keeping, though AT last ac-
counts he was busy with arrangements to
that end. He had received many kind at.
tenlions from members of the British minis.
try, and more especially from Lord Pamers-
ton, between whom and himself an intimacy
had sprung up which can hardly fail 10
greatly facilitate his official labors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

" PosT OFFICE AproINTMENT.-Am me-
liza S. Moderwell, wife K. P. Moderwel,
deceased, has been appointed Post Mistress
OF Columbia, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

HOTEL AT SHAMoKIN.--Preparations are
now making for the erection of large
Hotel in Shamokin. The brick and some
OF the other materials are already on the
ground. The contract price for the Hotel
completed, is $4,000. The hotels in Sha-
mokin, even now, are doing large business.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

The Day Book says The sewing machines
are failure. Their sewing rips and goes to
pieces, The best "sewiug machnen in the
world is one about seventeen years old, Thai
wears gal'er boots, and pocket to- put her
wages in.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29
NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

The Engineers have been al work for
several weeks past in surveying the ground,
late the Scott and Hunter farms, formerly
but now embraced within the
Borough limits, laying out the same in
lots and streets, as an addition to the Bo-
rough. The main street will be an extern
sion of River street, running parallel with
the river, past the Jail, up to the Grant
farm, and will be made through the new
addition, one hundred feet in width. The
Company's new Hotel will be located
somewhere on the Scott farm. II will be
commenced this fall, and when finished
will be one Of the finest structures oil the
kind in Northern Pennsylvania, capable OF
accommodating two or three hundree per-
sons. The Canal Company are now pre-
pairing TO put up four large saw mills, capa-
Bile of saving one hundred thousand feet oil
lumber per day-Also large car manufac-
tory, planning and sash mill. Two of these
mills will be commenced in few weeks
and the remainder next summer. The
water power is one of The best in the state,
having the Susquehanna river as feeder
and being equal TO $50 horse power
These improvements will, Of course, add
largely to our population and help to build
up the new addition rapidly. The lots arr
not yet ready for sale or disposal, bu
We were informed by gentleman who is
connected with the company, that he hao
already engagements for ten thousand dol.
| lars worth of lots.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

o. A strong effort is now making by
the printers and editors in the United
States to erect suitable monument 10 the
memory of Franklin in Philadelphia. A
meeting will br held IN the City on the Cd
OF November next, to adopt measures and
devise means. No printer or editor could
refuse aid to SO praiseworthy an object.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

Two young male slaves were recently sold
near Salem, N Cone for $500 and The
other .or $1,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

~ In consequence of the improve
ments now making and IN contemplation,
houses in this place are in great demand,
compelled 10 reside here, in consequence
of their business, will be able 10 get dwell
lngs, unless more houses are speedily con-
structed. Rents have gone up from 80 to
100 per cent. AT least one hundred more
houses could be rented il they were 10 be
had, and we know no better inve stment
that could be made by capitalists than bull
ding moderate size tenemcnts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29
. REMOVAL. ~

W. IN - AVA ~ " y = &As
GNEW a co have removed from ls6 to l9o Chesnut
| n street, Philadelphia, where they occupy new anu
beautiful Store, with elegant and wel seeeeu s'ocN "
Fall aud Winter DRY GOODS, among when are
200 pieces OF Lupis French Mernoes and Cashmeles "
> colnrs from 81 TO 81 so per yard
100 Tartan Plaids for Ladies and ch1iels "ea'i
I'M PARIS printed De Iaines and CashmeIes
oO0 Brocatle and plain Silks OF superior qualS'
1O0 20 Plaid silks Of all the choice patterns
go dozen CuuvoisieT's hes. Paris Kid gloves
IN DIR SHAWL ROOM ARE -,
400 snleudid Brche and Cham De Lame Long Shawnoi
''' Si''N'''N choice patiems'
100 shavls of the very latest fabric and designs
800 Broche square sawls of exquisite slle anu oes's"
100 1914 Plaid long shaws from - 10 SlO, =,
IN OUR CLOAK ROOM AXE u ..,,
9nO French cloth Cl1aks, Talmus and Malihas oi heM
Paris naterns 100 Lyons silk velvet Clahs ui he peS
make stye aud finish Also 90 Jieers A. best LSo SUI
yeiveis varying in price from - 10 $40 per yae anu "
every color and shade for Ladies. Clpaks oi Tue ,s'
cho ~e Shades Of Blue, Brown Black, Dfab OhNe pill
yes from S250 10 $500 per ygrd, Also, me sgys 49, ~
X .hbDns EmhroideIies IN Capes, Chimzetes' N04a''
Sleeves, &c h. r, a ,y;iI Ne
sold at extremely low prices fer cash we arc usp ~ ~
"a wing BY the weekly steamers, fresh supphes "a
from Paris and London, which enables Us cohs,e.l ~
have fresh new styles af the most iashioaue eouus
elier to customers, ,,,,,,co
No 1906 Chestnut st., door below Egth Phihdelphia
Oct. 20, IS53--St
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

GI The result OF the state election show
a Democratic majority Of over 35 900, viz
For Knox, Supreme Judge, 37,732 For
Forsyth, Canal Commissioner, 81, 4,s9l; For
Auditor General, Banks, 35 ,405; For Sur
veyor General, Brawley, 26,324. The
Senate will stand IS democrats, IA wings
and / native. The House 20 democrats,
26 wings and natives. Democratic ma
jority on joint ballot 43.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

The New York Evening Post has occa.
sionaly very disiespecllul way Of speaking
Of lis ''democralic" conferets. Ia reference
to the long. winded criticism upon the article
in Putnam, which appeared simultaneously
in the Boston Post, Washington Union, Sen.
tnel and Pennsy syIvanian, The Evening Post
says:
The a,icle realizes the geome,ricians' def.
inilion OF straight line; ii has length, with
out breadth or thickness. Ii has one GOOD
thing in il, however. Du Sckles, Mr.. Bu-
chanan's secretary Of legation, is spoken of
as an "acromplished scholar, aud singularly
well fitted for aud accustomed to literary la
bors and scientific pursuits" We were
aware that Dams passion for letters WAS 50
uncomfortable, that on one occasion he rob.
bed post office 10 giuiify it ; bu, of his sci.
enilhc aliainmen,s, il they eAsr, we are not
so well Informed. We do remeubar his
once being employed by some clients in This
city to secure a pa;eul for them, al Washing
ton, but neither he nor his friends have over
cared TO talk much about his achievements
under that retainer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

05- The Democracy of Ohio have car
ried the State by 10000 majority What
has broke loose in the Buckeye State
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29
Estate of GEORGE WALL, Decd

Estate of GEORGE WALL, Decd.
WHEREAS letters of administration on the
w estate OF GEORGE WALL, decd, late
of the borough of Sunhu,y, Northumberland
county, Pa, have been granted to the sebscrher.
Notice is hereby given to all porons indicted
to said estate, to make payment and those having
claims will present them for settlement TO the
subscriber, who will attend at the public house OF
Charles Weaver, in SunbuIy, on the eth day
of December next, or in my absence Mr.. David
Haupt will act for me.
JAMES \. TURNER.
SuIbury. Oct 20, lS53-6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

o. LAND WARRANTs.-Persons having
Land Warrants for sale, can dispose OF
them for cash, by applying at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

ton Of ls4s; his pen is never more venomous |
than when assualting such fearless opponents
oil Popish superstition as Gavazzi; and not
even the Madai patient sufferers for God
and for conscience sake---for whom the spirit
Of Proteslantism the whole world over was
aroused in whose behalf /, set forth its in
dignant protest and finally compelled the
Komanlsi iyrant TO unbar their prison gates
and set the martyrs free; not even these
suffering victims could escape the denunca.
lions OF the editor of the Messenger in his
apparent hostility to every thing Protestant,
and his regard for whatever pertains to
Rome And yet this man had The assurance,
not long since 10 write 10 US, threatening us
with suit Tor libel against himself, for thus
exposing him and for what we had written
touching "ceriain clergymen in the German
Reformed Church," meaning we suppose
Nevin and Schaff. His letter we placed in
| the hands OF our counsel, with instructions
not TO oppose, bnt 10 court legal investisa.
tlon, for we are well satisfied that from the
"law and the testimony" we can make good
our charges, and that out of their own mouths
we will convict them, if they accept the
issue which we have rendered 10 them In
the mean time we shall watch the p:ocee-
dinss OF this Synod and keep our readers
well advised OF lis dongs.
We know nothing Of the merits or the
lacts OF the case, except what we have
seen in the papers referred to. We cannot
however, believe that any considerable
portion of the ministry of the church are
obnoxious TO the charges made against
them by the Sun. Some OF them, il is
true, have been, charged with iayoring the
peculiar doctrines of DR.. Nevin, who has
been looked upon, for some years past, with
suspicion by the more orthodox members
aud ministers OF the church. But even
they deny that there is any tendency tc
Romansm in their views, and we confess
our knowledge, on this subject, is too imi
ted, TO judge between them. But if The
charges alledged against the editor OF th,
"Messerger," by the "Sun," are true, W,
have no hesitation in saying that his view
are wholly at variance with nineteei
twentiethS Of the Protestant community
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29

Norway and Sweden were united on the
18th Of October, 1914.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-29
With high regard, yeur friend,
PHILIP SCHAFF.

In connection with the above, as a mat
ter Of information for our readers, we state
that the Philadelphia Sun OF Saturday, the
22d inst, in an article alluding TO the
Synod of the German R. formed Church,
then in session in Philadelphia, charges the
whole body, with few exceptions, with
plotting deeper and more desperate schemes
Toftreachery TO the cause of Proisstanism in
America The Sun goes on to say
1t will be recollected that we have on more
than one occasion, exposed The editor of the
Messenger because of his sympaihies with
that which was Romish and iyranical. He
sided with the Roman Catholic Bishop of
Pittsburgh on the question Of making secla
rian distribution Of our Common School Fund :
he abused Kossalh, Mazzini, aud their patr-
o,ic coadiu,Ors he deneuueed the Reyolu-
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NEW YORK lDyERTISFuENTs,

ysNHE LAEGIsi elm, aIIbUA AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN
y Niw lokk-THOs c. sIEARSs, importer aud jobbvr Of
SILKS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, cnsh
Time granted BY adding interest, 162 broadway
has In store aud il daily receiving and Offering
lowest prs"H cumpe u Good. In his lue
cling all he various styles and designs, consisting Black
Funcy silks Marr,ues flor-nces, Shaus Trimmings,
Ribbons, Tanvta and satin Ribbons Dress Trmmius u an kinds
French and Engh Grapes Grape Lsses SIX CTaNAs
r-s Gloves 81 all kinds, SIX Lace M BaTtscs, Llccs white
.sls, Hosiery, L. &. Handkerchief, Ac.
The undersigned invites North Scuth
AMI Wet here tte city favor him with call
Inc his stock before purchasing
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40, n. ,Tilos: Q: sIEAPys, rsa proaa-,y,
,s,nE srw ,o,.h AND lly.nrooL UNITED

-, - 20 a. lIh ~ T,c s,p. eTnp sE
PhCiflC Captain Nye; BALTIC, Captain Comsiock rs
ADRAIlC Captain Grafton ARCTIC, Captain
having been built by contract especially for
has been taken in their
sp-cd-aud
Tor passengers uneuad for their
Price o from New York Liverpool
In second do go Exclusive use of extra size staero 500
irun Liverpool TO New York, 80
An experienced ,ttached o eac
Noherth secured Until paid for.
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NUMBER 81.

WfNTE0o a y-gns mar native ef Cumberland county, -so
a-r.,ss-s o, soa-.,y ~ aTi .io could
apps 80 tiITS cForcy
o,i corner or nrosd ssisfy ,Sa iass, ss street.
w 7 5 % , ss GSs ,f s ,o' % or
W NG,IiS 40 }gs-f rs, a a e. Dry Goods store, on,
Fnqu.-r a. s.. ls, es
W NEtiDA yasa,H,,n Who a bad some experience. de.
i,, ha, being Dis ,s' .a. 20 ,aIs yry o
'95 csras5 Graaa sai Sad asi9sS Ss .h,sii .lssi.
70 5.',s a 95sSa.iy 5sSdas1yy ssde,ss: af,' "a:
ALLEN 4 CROUCH
's' coru,- o. 6,Sad Saf an ASi3S Sis .ll,: ,1l..,.
W an IN h ~ y.s, naq e ,ar yrIens. a,,
Apply 10 ALLEN CROUCH
s.ia carasf g Brs5G Ssi1Sy S9d iSaSf; 5S streets.
NNLlAhLE EARNS Fog sALE.-we ase authorized to sell
~, S,y S,,ls.y ~ grsl yg,y ~ y-gass 'a. situated Within
sure In showing aay Of then. AILEN CRot'CH pea
' ca,asr s',.', s5oa5 59s assnSy ,ss 81 .,..;.
w ioSis1S- osii.S.- W. '..s @ " .&Tgoy & @s,as rat,
single aaa r,'srrI RLiyv On GRorcS Sa-; ety.
- Nv FNiL 'rn WINTER pRY Goop--w. A.. >.
- eyry aal nov lave store Ss largest aaG bss,
- STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
rrs ana H. rrs. ,- "" 5' rec ,ur friend, asi custom
p-''rs's e n.gre car..f of th- .o ovinr in part
H.la.i,.-, s',,-'s, AND md c,gred Co.. caHbre'
Pii, Pa,-ga eo,l, tl Ke.,y, sa,.'a,s and Tweed,
I.y'. he'd and brown Canton Flannes
E,ss E,ss y..,e l9s c. e, ana Brown rr,rct cio,a,
E%nsy l,i, Es'..a ~. and 5 .s aud Wool vesng,
L.s-i kesa is,,s..ss' {, a-,i rinse Ca.s Linen.
Easta P.r.sa Cfar, 1'l,I and ,r.,..,
psi- ana r,-.-..l 60 Il.
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S-'14,.5i-, ~ MtNits SIDth ~ UUoT-. >HUF- am
reader. .s Wh-. htH ,tg rr r- e. ,Int's NV E we
al'H1 rr.ls'r1t t.e s-lts as tle "LaIit
t 't tt.'. room '.r .i l..-H ~r.. -rl r-,TE r. s-
t.ser.r---- . . .... H.. ms bargains ll. our
. L -' '. .''' i.s.-f.rr Children ard s.ryrft. shoe. m
r.-r r.f m '-.'rF, l-r-r prop rf0u which has
t". lowest prices. au r. fa r.sT .r a.,
[ VI Nrr..set.ly i4gt- call f-rar trass In yv1Bt ~
..r. .a - -- '---- WEITE PAGE.
% M'in street
Y =" ~iG'h OF ENLL AM WINTER DRY Goon.'
y ''cr'' 81 a. ~ Main -tr-tt-Ur.-..l - -.
N 10 f,. -Hi "ia.- Dry crs ,he N5rtlcrr
.rI-.ar sf-rs nd
.i t.i., ar..s r I lrf hfys wear, ldu.oErrr-
s., 70 hosiery, Gloves. I4-lL-r-iisfs Bonnet ana
LINENS all v De sold low
r.u... SlLAS l. JOHNSON.
81. '. U.s.. q and
L.
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FALL TR AIDE.

Il
6UUIsTI'N 4 LNTHROP. No. % Main street hsv, ri,
Ssys sr So x ,.Dry G,sas, suitable - Tie T4 ana VIA.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
.i Ss c2,aTsd 9ad , hass % S9rrs sgsTy iesl ga
Plaid Raw sl. AID ytrnS raii 1 S''''' -al lev designs
French Ns''' all 'i.ii FTRESI6EEiFs F,Pl r,I,: best 'ay
collar Size car, End' Eisius' InserHs' Ian;, Dresses
Aaa H-a-A'''a''''' cro,rs
N'S''' Paris styles Of ysys'; Cr,, e. 2al silk
complete ,,rea o., Iai. an aai caar,a SIX Cotton and
Mey. - al ies Together V.'l general
'-'' "'''''' Also
RPEING-Eas.'h c,re,' Eas', Matt &C., imported
and cannot be su-7lsseI beauty y ds.ira or t- ~ &C.
,.' ' p lay C I ' i.s tn',d si;,- ADrsaT clrFet.
Manss Flor ani Furniture Oil Cloths SafLHeu Table
50 CHRISTIAN L,THgoP
X gsFFS0E'-F'' sale q FrIfs r'I3f,s-I,liiE,y slF r,; ,
RrTIIEn.-'it t's' Mountain Gs'i,,,r e. ..ssssy.
90 / VI ZIMMERMAN
WADSWORTH, TURNER x co.
Ne. Is F1grtecaM S.yfst.
WHOLESALE DEALERS is
FDEEIGN IND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Nv r,ss'gl by v1rn1. arrivals thsr ',s of Fasisn and
have tcr..os-, ~ s5 60 ,ic tr.5e In y..y aal i. e
oy can be- hai FOO '' or any No-;ter- n,rs, ssis-t~
EpATENT OIL CANs-A superior article d. L5.H56ig,s, r
NVAcKrPFi.-i.,Il. - s ,,,..,.,
w s,-i EACON BtSKFEvIlL
- = gt,,r ,.pt, ,,,r,,.,, ,.,,..,,.,, ,,,.,,, -
~ - .Ns., ihs aH-,t Ct.virs Tobacco t'r17 De-
uot De- .sg., 'r'. tys. GOOD Ca,W1s sas.o lt av
|.. >'.t t".. N -F i..r "-H'.N trf'r.
\. 3D.. above H-"s u.rr lI ir Before s afv1-r.s ana
Ger s-. o. slower price 'ala ,s aaa,s'ar, 81 .ar.,a n
' fL..
Wr,ltnrtr. t-.f s--ti. ,-.>,''.- '. P-..yl''
se.t rFNNrrf 4 mss. 49,,
,..,,-. '."-1...'
w ~, "tsIca e''s5 ~ superior qeauy, received per
sci EIAN SMITH a CO.
.,roy 40. .-,.,,, ,,...
~ ~ Wh ~ 1- rr'r.d ''trs.rr l' my lu
=, '' '' ' ...' ..'F it '..'y '..H.Iri hl.'.
"..' t.'' -ss o.. ta'r thsIr wheat stored, uruII
Ir..-r-r. ..- n. .r. ,... t ..-.. vote. ., --.
ua.rf rttt., E.. ..-.-
go ....
H., '"'' '"'' ~ N ~, "r'r''s and 'omn'i~''u 'irr-
ii''"'+ a
Gro.aala, fEA, WINS ,Ii, li,,i..r.. r..a'o
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FR6P0SED !. DATES or SAILING.

For freight passage apply EDWARD X COLLINS 80 Wal
street New York; BROWN, SIMPLIFY Co, Liverpool.
kobEIiS CO. 3 Kings Arms Yard, London JOHN MUNROF
CO. 20 sue Notre Dame dvs Nctoire Paris; GEo H. ORA
The these ships accountable for god silver
bullion, specie, !eselry precious stones metals unless s
hdng signed therefor and the value expressed
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Real Estate, Legal and ai other Advertisements
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