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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18

The BIG LuMps,-T The statements respect
ing the large Jumps Of gold found in Austria
liza. are confirmed BY the English papers
They say Of the 1874 pound lump found IN
Ballara, Diggingr, that $4,000 had been Of
fered for it. Out of the same lucky hole,
the same persons, four newcomers, took
another piece weighing ID. or: and small
gold weighing Q TO- 4 oz.-makine l42 10.
OF, out Of one hole. Three other diggers al
Ballarat had found, about 40 yards from me
bed of the 1874 ID. nugget, two Jumps, one
weighing II 10, 8 o., and the other o9 TO-
or, the proportion of pure gold being more
than eigh'-nin,hs. And there is another re-
port of the finding Of 100 ID. nugget, IN the
same golden locality. 1t is in Australia, as
IN California. great many others find not
enough TO keep them decen'ly fed.
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" TREvoRToN.--O Tuesday last an
engine and boilers for steam saw mill, also
an engine and apparatus used for hosting
and pile driving, &C., arrived at this place
for the works of the company at Trevorton.
We are glad 10 learn that Trevorton is look
ing up again.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18

~ ARTHUR SPRING. This wretched
murderer, who was executed on Friday
last, in Philadelphia, persisted in his inno-
cence 10 the last, though he confessed that
his son had no hand in the murder. An
interesting account of his last moments and
execution, will be found on the first page.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18

C. A horse thief was arrested near
this place last week, having stolen horse
at Carlisle. He had hired the horse to 90
short distance, but neglected to return
him. He is safely lodged in Jail at this
place,
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ID L n ID.

On lhs gath uh., Mrs MARGARET
WATSON, wife Of Oliver Warson, Sr., of
Lycoming county, in the seventy sixth year
OF her age Mrs. Watson was for nearly
forty years a member of the Lycoming
Presbyterian church.
Al the residence Of his father, E. Trego,
ESQ, in Danvileon the Sd inst, OF consump-
lion, JACOB KERLiN TREGO. aged AZ
years months and days, leaving wife
aud thee children.
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GF The weather has been extremely
warm and oppressive the past week. The
thermometer on Tuesday stood at 80 in the
shade. The earth is parched and good
rain is much wanted.
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10 The Erie Gazette has been enlarged
and otherwise improved. The Gazette is
a spirited and well edited paper. From its
columns we learn that a number Of hand
some buildings are going up in Erie.
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W TEMPERANCE CoNvENrIoN.-It will
be seen by call in another column, that
a convention will be held at Northumber-
land, on the 4th of July, next, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the pro-
pristy of nominating temperance candi-
date for the Legislature.
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" BROAD Tor RAILROADS.. w. Mit-
fin, engineer, advertised that proposals
will be received al his office in Hunting
don. until the 2Sth of June, for the gradua-
ton aud masonry OF "a miles of the Hunt
ingdon and Broad Top Railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-18

~ LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD CoMMEN
cEp.-A party Of hands on Thursday week
commenced work on the Cornwall branch
Of the Lebanon Valley Railroad. They
began at the JUNCTION or intersection Of the
Lebanon Valley, the Lancaster, Lebanon
and Pinegrove, and the North Lebanon
and Cornwall routes.
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NJ BANK AT ALrooNA,-Messrs Bell,
johnson, Jack & Co. are erecting building
in Altoona and intend opening a banking
house there, under The charge of Messrs.
-LombgIt and VIM. Nj. Lloyd.
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Read the Advertisement Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. There are statements of no ordl-
nary interest 10 all SO unfortunate as TO be
afflicted with The difficulties il cures
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NJ POSTMASTER AT MILTON. - Major
James Fl. Mccormick has been appointed
Postmaster at Milton. The Major is well
qualified for the post, and his appointment
will, no doubt, be satisfactory.
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MEssRs. Reed, Walker, Tracy and Court.
righ, are now in New York city on business
connected with The bringing Of the six feet
track Of the New York and Erie Railroad to
Erie. The resul, of their negotiations has
no, :ranspired Erie Gas.
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o. The Elk county .4droeafe SAYS that
a party oi Engineers are now in St. Mary's,
Elk county, for the purpose OF organizing
parties TO make preliminary surveys in the
county Tor the Sunbury s Erie railroad.
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o. CATTAwlssA RAILROAD LETTING
Proposals will be received at Cattawissa,
until the first Of July, next, for the gradua-
tion, masonry and laying the track OF the
Cattawissa rail road, extending from Cat
tawissa to Milton, distance of about %
miles.
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o. SusoUEHANYA RAILRoAD.--The work
on this road is progressing as rapidly as the
scarcity OF hands will admit. On some Of
the sections considerable work is already
done. On Friday last, some $50 or SiO,-
900 was paid out a, Harrisburg 10 the Con-
tractors on the line.
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o. LIEUT.. JESSE A. GovE.-We observe
that Lieut.. Jesse A. Cove, of Concord, N.
H., has been elected Captain of company
OF volunteers at that place. The Lieuten-
ant went to Mexico with Gen. Pierce, re-
turned with him 10 Concord and remained
in his office until the Generals election. -
The Concord Patriot speaks highly oil him,
in manner gratifying to his friends here
and elsewhere.
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Hon. JAMES T. HALE, of Bellfonte, is
named by some Wing papers as a suitable
candidate for Supreme Judge, The Judge is
good man.
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Mission TO PRUssI,-ITashingion, June II.
-Ex.Governor Vroom, of New jersey, it is
said, has signiGed TO The President Of the
United States his acceptance of the mission
TO Prussia.
Mr.. Buchanan is expected 10 leave for
England in the course Of the ensuing month
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in New York, by falling OH the pavement, in
the night. :.
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su,ouEuaNNA RAILROAD.

A meeting of the Directors of the Sus-
quehanna rail road was held al Lewsburg,
on Wednesday last, in relation to the exten-
sion Of the Susquehanna rail road to Lew
isburg and to Williamsport. There has
been much negotiation on the subject be-
tween this company and The Sunbury and
Erie rail road company. The latter com
pany are, however, firmand determined on
this subject. They have but one opinion
on the matter, and that is, that they will
construct, and hold in their own power,
every inch OF the road between Sunbury &
Erie. The extension OF the Susquebanna
route would certainly be wise measure,
in case the Sunbury s. Erie, either failed or
refused TO make the road. We presume
the making Of the two roads is not con,em-
plated or seriously thought Of. The Sun
bury & Erie company might, with equal OF
more propriety. extend their road from thi,
place 10 Harrisburg, on the opposite side o.
the river. The Lycoming Gazette thinks
the terminus of the Susquehanna road a
Williamsport, is more important TO tha
place, than all the pro pective railroads.
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assault had been organized; consequently
premediaied murder. The most aggrava,ing
circumstances are Of having attacked a
church, in which wo men and children were
assembled, and TO which the men had has,sn-
ed unarmed. But who, then, could have
conceived, orgauized, aud led so Infamous
scheme?
Sunday, p'ease God, we will gather togelh-
or at our Iialinn service in New York, and
shall feel oyerjoyed in seeing anew my
brethern. after having escaped The death Of
my assassiu..
Meanwhile, remember me 10 them all,
and believe me 10 be your very affec,ionate
friend.
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To ADvERTIsERs.-The circulation of the sunbury
American among the different towns on the susquehnnna
not exceeded fequaed by any paper published in North
Pennsylvania.
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NEW STORE.
DISSCrUT-cN.

TNIIE partnership heretofore existing nDder the
l. firm of James Taggart * Son was, on the
18th day of June, 1858, dissolved By mutual
consent. The business Of the firm viii be settled
By James Taggart, who holds the books.
Those indebted to the firm are requested to
call and make settlement of their accountable
all persons having claims against the firm are
requested to send in their bills for payment.
JAMES TAGGART,
GRANTHAM |. IA GGART.
North'd., June Is, ls53-tf.
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Tue terininuS Oh Tue ouSquenanna roau al |
Wiliamsport, is more important 10 that
place, than all the pro pective railroads.
MIDDLE ANTHRACITE CAOL REGION OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
In our paper Of the 4th inst, we furnish
ed our readers with some statistics in relation
to the coal measures in the Shamokin coal
region, and the probable amount Of coal
that would be mined and taken to market
next year. These calculations may, per-
haps, seem extravagant TO those who have
paid little or no attention 10 these matters,
or who have never examined into the sta
tistics Of our neighborng coal regions, for
the facts which justify us in our concu-
sions. Great as are the treasures of Cali.
iornia and Australia, yet they are more
than equalled by the coal mines of Penn
sylvana. 1t is universally admitted that
England owes her great wealth and COM
mercial supremacy, 10 her coal and iron.
We need only look TO our neighbors of
Schuylkill county as IN evidence OF what
can be done by the development of the
great mineral resources OF this county.
Even in 1910, the population OF Schuylkill
was but little more than Northumberland.
In 1850, she came near rivaling her neigh
Dor Berks, of which she is an offspring, and
should she continue in the same progressive
ratio, she will strip the laurels from both
old mother Berks aud Lancaster, at the
next census.
The population OF sehpylkiII CO., IN ls5o was so5lS
81 o63
Thus il will be seen that in the last ten
years her population has more than dou-
bled. Until 1871, the only outlet for the
coal of SchuylkilI, was the canal. In that
year the Reading rail road was completed,
and the coal carried over the road, that
year, was $50 TONS In 1853, the amount Of
coal carried over the Reading road was over
100000 tons.
The amount of coal sent to market by
the canal in rSl0, amounted to 452 ,29l
tons.
1t was not until after the rail road was
completed, and entered into the field OF
competition with its great rival, the canal,
for the coal trade, that the rapid progress Of
the coal business commenced. Since that
period its results have exceeded the calcu-
lailons OF its most sangulne friends. Schuyl
kill county is dotted over with thriving
villages and teeming and industrious po
puation.
The natural advantages OF Northumber
land county are no less, and in some instar
ces superior TO Schuylkill. The facilitie
for mining are greater, and the avenues t
market more numerous. Besides, the in
. exhausible beds OF iron ore and limeston
will create home market for vast amour
of coal, for the numerous furnaces and rol
ling mills in the valley OF the Susqnehanna
II is fair TO estimate, that, for every 5000
: tons Of coal, one hundred and twenty fami
lies will be necessary at the mines. Thi
according to our previous estimate OF th
q amount Of coal that will most probably b
0 mined next year, will require The follow
2 ing number of families at the works OF eac
a of TIE following companies:
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ALEssANDRo GAvAzzI.
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vHHn ILLUsrRATED MAGAZINE or ARr-NoN
rssey ..cs t.say evs as..s the ar.t number q tbs
m.ss.n. p. eiisssd Goa snss Of the J.ausry
lumber. art observation-disclosures OF the Eas'sk
s ps: IT, II s. e: ss;s.
Of IN the rrsnse. Isl Dr. samuel Johnson resd
face IL Psrst Of Oliver Gelars,th iz Steel Pen Msua
Y sSs ssSs y b 81 AT ssySsi e1o Fell ~
the Poet brnFs Pegasus tho rs Farner buys Pss
sssn. o' s, tss
star % into subcc lion 49, Pegasus yoksa to OK Pc
sa.s syt s-s, 70 H.s,sG o. ths PIKE ., Wellington
tart View Of Wslwsr Castle ia which the Vel
iinsson ded 49, Battle Of Waterloo Charge Of Lord ..
Cavalry Psris, q the Duie Of wsIiin So Nap,-
is"s a, i.Gr b.. return fo@ En-. s The
90 The F.psrM frcsasaan r. Paus Cstasdrai Iarss
and cuted b. e hrs artsta geave world.
accompanied with original aud nerosips Sssrptions
tie Essiise usase Of Commons T. Gsorey caspcsr. y
she Cur,osiss Of Antiquity IA ad RrFa 49, the Bridge a
i.eturs g he Egyptian Fe.ps 49, tie ECCENTRIC sta
legend 81. the Rough home at Horne. Hamburg.
& kssoh IIiu.trs,isss os sch lar Pskasu: In Harness
Poetry aud g. Death and PaSiia Tauora 81 the
Duke of Wellington, 40. gaaa succeeding viii
see,s' in IT'S vsrious departments 'cont s,d by
,he rst popular writer's Of the av No Efforts
Of nsms Mas.siss Of Ar ans decidedly iape Tor "a
any pictorial mssasinc putsh.d in hts other
VIII s'orvs Which, ol ins Interest," erisa.isgp sss
and beauty vi defy comet so IL viii not only be
iug-room table aud pleasant ion in the study
pats = oeaa or s. per an On, ssut poss-
sr mere oerEyu artists or postmGsiers
ALEXANDRA MONTGOMERY.
~ SprC00 street. New yt-i.
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pURE VEGETABLE ExrRAcr.--DR. NOISES lNyI
S,
Of shs Of youthful mat.
s mo ~ s9. s
Sc rsmsdy for the Shove sompl.as I. s.ssss anr..ss
sn .c%SsssS G s % s % sse M
oainsi BY she hshess Of shc taoulsy Of touSn
sas' ssa sss 'h', a iss o, " s1 y
:sTsay i.F ns,s ~, ard mind me-
anly son, shss admiossor mind sisoases I, win
sapssy 60 s.d, = BUSINESS loss q @.msrS oeafu,os
sI.sss no Of ,..f % n's9y 50 sa
acssrnyss II > sensual e.eersos or svd psae,tooa
pasieass osius susd ~ us,sg cordial thus
1ves me pleasure 70 'hicrn YOU thsa oae OF my ps.
.ss m, 10 ia snss o~'ssion af-er commenced
.asegs While before he had .hrse week Whom h.
tor hin his full ssrens,h prescribed tn,
aaa no IN the r'imo no purohssee o.
cordial which hiss eesc.sd cure an sstsnaa no o,hs,
Tao nature Of ise ns.sss relieves o. ATS cordial arr
Generally sveh ss leave the publication Of oershcats
onss Oa Of We or vac wsaia efoaaS.
sssst r,ps'asi eOys scedsr a,iy obsanoe
1 Tsss T. a.
sas e.rscrin,r, osspsra'on anc sorair ros'r'fo
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS
sed, <ysr thoir sanction to eshc- preparations TO-
ths ah I'VE rohp lainss has In many vioen, ana dos
perate osi.s, elected rsdioAl after patients h
bsen i.rea aud their condition pronoussod hepes
y "'' cossos \ xxi ''A'''
or those have used shs extract s"i
cordial highly spoken sut OF the inorcduioUa IL
regard It's hI wing trod various mcdcinse aod c
tho purpose different ars without dcrvilt
ben ma hsd almost given oil hopes ~ deriving
rolIc and when purchased syoar Cordisl had
faith ohataver Of lite benattsns bat u rsF fse
stronger have sSe emissions spoe although de
tnroc wosks sssisfoc She half dosea bosatss tool
wi mo"
Another esys"I mad oonsulssd sewers, s;ssing ush0
phypicisna Some said could not be ouroc oshert
ths thing that boz found rsliat mail PRO
Cordial uuGt " pietaly su~os
a."
Another seyo" surprsspd ths coss your Cords
rad why lad hcArc 81 befora woa9 hays safet
mnon oapease. bssaes ycare ~ usati end e,dn;
sohoriAs'
Prepared b. II. EuRSB. n. ID, Now YcrR oiay
Sold by G. r. ns Ger raj Agent for sho United stasss
100 Broadway; 3 N. Ouion, ~ poveryt corner o.
Grand strceH In B--oAiya. by Mine Fulton ssrsss
-is BOSTON, wholesale and retail, BIZ be'rfdse q
Co., Washington str, o. and ". v. Spsocey oo.j n
Albany, by w. N Janhison, osI Broadway; la Hartford,
yno pfkins; SpriSg6etd By Bs Bs-sn; In Phil,ts
pn.a yeti 6oaa, and g. n wood. Harmony sourt; ~
nav Haven. O. s. Levsnworth. -
put up In pint BOTTLES With he words DR. koRSBs
TNvlGO 2ATIH6 &c SDihL blew the fSess. Price
par bother bosses ST. Avs hesss co. sla md go
w e-ir. royss.A as~s.. a.ss~ csavsar aase sssss
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ffEFIhGCE SALAEANDER sAFES.-C. j. 0AYbRRy
- rstoit. ROBERT ~ PArkiCK, 20 John ssrsss 10
ths sole IN the Untod 5stes of tho aDuvs
oreinsl and oriy reiisho ssanands both regards
ourty sganat IRE and bprslas Every safe sold A. t
hDoDt Ia msnnf ttured under tho rsonsi super
ttsndeaee Of Mr. J. lycr 0xperiene Of twenty
six yshs to tMe maker together with tho
hove vhioh ssfos Of his manufacture have tunptA y
wth.tood IL this and OIL Cities warrant ths sutrrr
In recommending thsm % sugeror 10 IN rhsy
the only fsfes 20 which Mr. r. c. GotaBs pstsp
Of these oshs are ays,ay In nae By banks brokers' msr
wsisb thew afford against tho eaers Of the skihi
burglars either BY means Of .der fAlsa keys picks
5riH, together with their venience, simplicity aud
dur, bikty esbrsa arc rapidly Increasing h pablo esA
mao. art confidently offered - equal aee eupsref
esk VA the world. Safes Of all ssoG suitable for
merchants e.nsers, jeyser. record oboss se,nboass
private fscs Co. hand for sale, and made ~ ordsy
81 the dep 80 John street corner Of gold, b. RoBARf
EPATRlCK.
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LEG Al NOTsCEs.

CUPRKME CoUET, PUTNAM COCNry.-JOsrpH
- hosiss AGAINST Jehn Boouer Charles X. 0oed,s Ca
lh HusNs Frantn Knepp Arvy uli and David BIcomsr.
TO John Bloopsr and the oihsr defsndauts-Yoa are
hereby suponsd and required TO tho
,h action which In the once 81 tbs CLERK ths
county Of Putnam about the 9h day Of ctobsr 1884,
copy Of Jour u said scmpairt mo- AZ
my the village OF Cold spin9 Putnam county, N
w. within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
Llf ..srs.s the Sls.DG viii apply g ne s,s,s for
PLAINTIFFS Attorney. Cola Sprias. N, r,
DATED, oct II, le5a
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HORSES, CARUIAGES. 10,

E1oR sALR-A brown NAas, Eight YEARS OLD
sound, sad hind In s harness. and updsr tho saddle
Car in tour mnutssis asupc ddie nag Price $50
ncsss hso, afsn'iy earrsy With eis and shsfs. Pres
lunbia street. xsss AhAals, Boush trosalyn.
VVAETLr-TwRLvK THOROUGH BRED SADDLE
w horses. ~ tho Amphithentra " Bovsry
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DIAEOFORTES.-rOR SALE, AN ASSORTMENT OF
octavs, vosd pianofoftss 18th orcs's esas
and all other improvements 60 bo at HARDMUNs 90
White srees Bell |, strumeuts are sold for cash.
viii h the purchaser saving Of twenty cont
over any other establishments
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YNH1H INV YO6K AND LIVERPOOL UNITED oPATHs
Nan stsensss.Ths ships oenYxsiAx this Ma - The
feuevtRE-- ArLANTIC, Captain West.
fAClxIO. Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luoo.
BALTIC, Captain Corstosk.
ADklATlC, Captain 0rafsen
Knees shie having besn tut BY oontra axxrseay fex
Eessnuel. service every bean In she
trnoson.s In thaY IrsuYs ercaet ard rpesd
elegance aud ooul<orA
Price passage FROM New 10 Liverpool In hrss %
From Liverpool " New York $50 ana Fsu
AZ eyp2renoec eurgeoh attached 10 each shSr
No bertks secured nntil paid fcr.
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STRIEr DEPARrNENr, NO. HALL or RECORDS.-
~ Public notice hereby given that the folio
tons have heen atrd In tho Board OF Aldormcns
6sE sidewalk Ia front OF No ~ Dsy street.
walk ~ the coruor Of Catherine lane and Elm To
relay tde~alk In Fourth avenue least s,del betweea
Twsntysecond a. TSentyth I'd sweets To fence
lots wet size Of Ninth between Thirty sixth AID
Thirty se'enth streets. To relay sdewa in Fourth
nue. east eide iO0iest Forth fro Twenty dfst
Gag lid walk In Ru.e.rs street. between Cherry Mon
streets. To sidov aik In RutScrs No
to corner OF Henri street All interested having
objections there requested 10 cent the
writing tho nj dergned ~ his ONCE before the
18th day og JAuuar!. igss
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mEDlCALA.

1sHn MANFRED WOhANs PRIVATE MMDfUAx
Cempanioa.-R5 DE- A. n haurioeau, Profeseor 81 Dss
Of Women. TvsnNesh edition l6rno pp. s66. Prea
many adsotensas vito sod peounissy difo aitss ne
his work II 10 Intended especially for mariss, e
secrets whioS should be lao-s 70 shem psraouia<iy
Here Ass, fsmalo-thr ~ife, ths sothorAhs ED
either budding Into wousnbood ho In shs decline
Of years n whom, nature eonssrpiAtes An inpostsn4
eacens remedies and tho ssytatn ueas o. =
every plans 70 which her 10 subject
sRxsrAot OF latter frou gentleman IN Dsyson OhoD
Dr. A.. H.. MAUnIuE .. No l2o Aborty strses.-
Ny Dear SirHy wife has been pereept,bly xtnsfs!
three In Of her
confinement successive and eeh{hs
,Asipg and prestrstns her pute.as her life In mnixexs
Danger 1no which she lass OCCASION desrAie5
supposed this stsse Of s1ss cyihs
nyssf W meet the Abs sise about tYS
months, hoard book hishiJ Of sAnlne
matters reSchins osse nnts roesiEa aud
m,d and .he JOY les pages tu WITS isaFn.
that the go.t eisoo.sry Of ~ nssoneaas provides
remedy Ia sSsnse eroarsc, V ne wh.'s ls.ie oon-
cs,sod possible But fer ths another ysay would
would have beea IN her aud children kots
shcricss.
ss Of o.urss, imprsatosoio tey Laof. ssy NE
saroos rubeot9 tsessod o. As hey Of nAsurs scy
intended for she married shoao cont npiaNhs
siako For Gale - No. 222 Broadway re Aste po.ss,
and 81 the publishing oias. No ~ tbSr.y New
r Pstcrocn No. 80 Chestnut strscs. Phfaasiphis On
she receipt % 81 wall he Hansvissod by n free
Of postage 20 psrs OF the Ur,ed Ssssss All at.s
must DO addressed post paid 80 DR.. 4. UEfCEAU,
oboe
pamphles OF sxt,sr psyos fully eS2lstr a.
tlemae may expenee pars sfkhs
Ulttrd States BY aAdtrs shove
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50 mr. rrs sHfr rAIfi-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

C1REET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS =
~ Public notice 10 hereby given that tde lowing pel
tons have been the Board Of AfdsrmenTo
reset curb snd gutter and Renwic
late and set catb And gutter In between
seeci and Third aveAues to regulate aud set
gutter and flag four sot through Sidewalks OF fh
street between First and Third avenues; TO aas
four feet vide Through easte walk Of Second
lowing rssolutios Te curb And gutter ard side
wek hundred and tweve feet eastoy from the
Of Broadway AL persers interested having okjeohens
hsrstc are requested 10 present thsm In wrng 20 the
dersGnsd his oos before the 18th day OF Jans
AIRY, mat. JAAEB rUREY, Street Comni. sioner.
Jan s, 1858