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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
nj A IL IL 1 Il ID,

On Sunday evening last, by G. M. Yo
Esq, Mr.. LYMAN HILKERT, Of Norhumbe
10 Miss DoRATHEA A. DuRsT, of this pla,
Accompanying the above notice, our
were not little startled by the appeara
Of a basket, and snugly ensconced within
found a good sized-wedding cake-.wl
called forth the best wishes for the ha
bride and groom.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
LATER FROM THE SALT LAKE SETTLE
MENT.

The Independence Mo Messenger, of the
lllh instant, says:
The Salt Lake Mail in charge of William
Allison, 60, in on the 2d, bringing us news
from the Great Mormon City up to the lsi of
January last. The mail party found the In
dams quiet on the ronle. The Sioux were
probable the ones with whom they met
The Mormons seem to be al peace with all
the world - and have enjoying a brisk
trade in the Great Salt Lake CITY lhrouoh The
\ fall and winter. The winter had bee, !.
most delightful one-equal almost TO the
floral month OF May scarcely frost sufficient
TO kill vegetation. At Provo city, on the Is,
December, slight shock Of an earlhauake q
was felt which rocked the Tilhing office SC
as 10 be visible for several seconds. Thi,
was followed on the s,h By deep, dark fog
like an Easlish log. which spread over Sal
Lake valley.
We learn from Mr.. William lmpey, wh'
has been Mormon Missionary in England
for the last two years, that tho emigration
from Europe 10 the GTea, Sall Lake, woul,
be very large this spring, Mr. Impey Ia nov
buyIug cattle 10 out q, some 60oo emisIanls.
they de,lsn making weslpOH ard Kansas, Il
this county, their Oul'dniug aud slahinl
points. Some 5000 oG more Of lh0ss smi
giants have alealy landed la tho uGils'
States, aHi the whole are expected her
sooa,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A dreadful accident happened on the Gen.
trail Railroad at about ten O'Clock on Tuesday;
the 2ls, ult, the particulars of which we
gather from a gentleman who was a passen-
ger in the train al the time.
The Express train coming East, when
about nine miles west Of Syracuse, in conse-
quence of the brakeman turning off The wrong
switch, came in collision with freight train, |
on the other track.
The shock was tremendous and the effects |
appalling. The baggage car Of the Express
train was flung over on one side-the loco
motive demoishing one of The freight cars
literally bounded up on those farther ahead,
and ii remained in that position when las
seen.
The first shock OF the conclusion sent the
engineer headlong through the passenger
car nearest the engine. He was terribly
mangled. The poor fellow died almost i'm
mediaiely, shreking "For Gods sake, save
me save me--save mel" His name is
Coleman, and is said 10 have resided in Ro-
chester, where he has family
The fireman was very badly hurt, bu, may
recover.
There were other persons on the engine
and tender, but hey jumped off, and escaped
with sligh, bruises.
In the freight train there was a man asleep,
an Indian, i, is said, who was instantly Kill
led. His body was literally crushed to a
jelly, and had 10 be lifted pecemea from
! amongst the rubbish.
The scene is reported TO have been one OF
the most painful imaginable. There were
about three hundred passengers in the train
coming East--a majority of whom were
, ladies'
On experiencing the first shock, a scream
: of terror was raised, the passengers al
springing spontaneously from their seats, and
rushing frantcaly towards the doors. ''S
. down ~ "sit down ~ "and you will be
f safe !" some gentlemen shouted, and no, il
vain The panic was over in a moment
and, our informant assures us, rot one of The
n persons was materially injured but ihe
J.. escape, under the circumstances, he says
a was miraculous.
Workmen were engaged during the nigh
q clearing off the wreck and making arrange
$ ments for burying the dead.
The train coming east consisted Of fv,
a passenger cars, and at the time of the COLI
n sion it was supposed 10 be going al The raj,
;. of thirty miles an hour. All the platform
e were smashed and many of The window
O stove in, bu, apart from this no great injur.
# was sustained.
n Great Indignation is expressed in references
to the switchman, of whose carelessness th
. shocking affair is the result. As he was no
. seen after the collision, it is supposed he ha
rup oil 10 escape auesi.-N. Y. Express.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
ID L r. ID.

In this place, of consumption, on We'd
day last, Mrs. ROSEL, wife OF Mr.. Edw
w. Bright, aged abou, % years.
On the 18th ult., in McEwensville,
CHARLES KELCHNER, aged about
years.
On the 7ih ult. in Turbut township, JAG
WYKOFF, aged about SO years
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

DEATn FROM EATING Clovis Mr.. Amos
Brown, an esteemed citizen OF our village,
died in convulsions on the 9Th ul., and a
subsequent post morlem examination showed
conclusiyely that his death was caused by
eating cloves, which be had been in the hab-
il Of using as substitute for tobacco. A yer.
dict was rendered accordingly.-Graudpille
Adpoedie
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

SANTA ASIA, il is said, has sen, an o'dsT
10 Alessfs. Amss, tho great cannon manulae'
lursn OF Springfield, Massachusetts,, loT two
hundred guns, Of i'om ten 10 fifteen pound
ealbfs each, and that the payment Of lhs
oder which, Of eouTss, Includes lhs supply
Of vast amount oi ammunition, masks''y
Tsyolvso., ke., is 10 bs made contingent on
tho passage Of the Gadsdsa Treaty,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
EDITORS TABLE.
Business Notices.

GoDEr's LADIES Book for April is on our
table. 1t it fully equal TO any ofits predecessors.
1t contains seventy engravings, besides the usual
amount of reading matter, The book is becom-
ing more useful every year; great part of its
pages being devoted to instructions for various
branches of ladies' fancy work, instead of being
wholly taken up by love tales and poetry.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

Col T. B. Lawrence, son Of Abbott Law.
Teaee, Ibe Boston millionaire, was recently
married 10 hiss Chapman, daughter Of Judge
Chapman, Of DoylesIown.-col Lawrenee
Mas formerly The husband Of sallis Ward,
The wssls'a belle, from whom hs VAS diver
eed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

Wa learn from the Raleigh, N, c. Star,
lha, an extensive bed of porcelain clay has
been discovered on the North Carolina Cen
ltal Railroad, few miles below Neuse River
While il is a serious obstacle 10 laying the
rails, being 30 soft that limben laid upon il
soon sink out Of sight II may prove TO be a
valuable discovery,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

WAsHINGToN TERRITORY Full returns of
the late election have not yet been received,
but it is conceded that Columbia Lancan,er,
Democrat, is elected delegate 70 Congress
1t is though, that the Wings will have a
majority of one or two in the Legislature.
OREGoN.-A bill was passed ordering a
vote TO be taken in June on the question Of
The formation OF State Government. Il
there be majority for the State orgaGiza-
ton, the Governor will order an election in
September for members OF a convention, and
in February, 1855, the convention will meet
The Legislature has requested an appropria-
lion from the General Government for the
construction Of light house at the mouth Of
the Umpqna.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
Nsw oalrAsa Mach IS.

Laisg lfou Ns4iso. Dates have beea 90
eslssd l'om the city ol Mckee, 70 the ia1h
ina,
saa'a Aana lsi' 'As Capital oa he lssh, 10
take 'ha hsld "a ps'saa, against Alssges..-
The latter Is 'sPissealsd a. tslaH saaesadsJ
"a bic menHlsla 'siisai, dssiials VI measy
aai pieslslsnsl aaI nesllY isssnsd by hls
llhrfenis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
Good Intent Fire Company |!

A MEETING of the Good Intent Fire Comp
IN ny will be held at the Court House, {
Monday evening next. All persons desirous
joining this Company will please attend.
Br ORDEn OF THE PRESIDENT.
SunburY. A prl |. 1854.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
WASHINGTON Fire Company

A meeting of the Washington Fire Compan
will be held in the Grand Jury Room, on Mon
day evening next. Punctual attendance is r,
quired.
BY order Of the President.
Sunbury, April |, lS54.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

" a new edition of winter has Just
been issued. The snow is falling rapidly
to-day Thursday on solid foundation,
with every prospect of continuing through
out the day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
&c For several nights past the Aurora
Borsalis has been quite brilliant.

DEATH 0f Mayor Hobbis. -wAsniSsros,
March ss-Maiof hobbie, Assistant Post,
ma''eI General, died this morning, Of con.
sumption, after prolrseled illnvss. lie had
1911 possession Of bis mental faculties to tho
last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

O. WANTED Wanted Immediately
at this office, between 80 and 40 chestnut
or white oak posts. Cash paid on delivery.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

0T LAND ADMINISTRATORS having
Land Warrants for sale, can dispose OF
them for cash, by applying at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

'nE su" State. that Il learns on good an.
'hes'iy i'e@ washiasloa, thai ,hs J.paa n,
Psa'''oa has been 'seallad, The ssslsr bsins
already oa il' say ls The ssmmsndss u ,As
lapaa sqaadlen,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
T.. WORTH IL Co,
DOOR, Blind, S utter
SASH DEPOT.

East Side Of Broad Street, betow Wood,
Philadelphia.
WHERE may be found, constantly OH hand,
w an extensive assortment of Doors, Sash,
Blinds, Shutters and Mouldings, warranted equal
to any that can he made.
Also, Sash ready glazed, always on hand
orders bv mail or despatch will receive prompt
attention.
Phila., March 25, ls54.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

A nss 'ia'as of Robert Fullsa was placed
IA tbs nlshs ea Tho oalsids ef Falios ilall
Lancaster, lss vssk. u Sss osrsi b,
caasias " PhslaisiPhia, sai u spisa.i,l
P,sss u ~sikmaashi, attracting mssh sllsa,
liea snd simnsiisa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

DEATH-BED CONFESSION OF MURDER-A
shocking murder of young German was per-
peIraied on lhs Battery, in New York, some
two years since, at a late hour Of the night :.
and the case was investigated by Coroner
Ives, but no clue TO the affair was obtained
The Mayor offered a reward of five hundred
dollars for the murderer's apprehension, bul
II had no effect, and every idea OF arresliug
the assassin was abandoned. The N. Y
Times, however, says that few days ago
notorious convict known as "French, !" no
was arrested with The two murderers, Soul
aud Holetl, died in the Slug Sing State prison
few moments before the poor wretch
brealhed his last, he confessed to keeper
that the murder Was committed BY Soul, How.
lett, Johnson, tnow in the State pIison) and
himself, loT the pal,Iy SUN OF s35, which
they stole from The corpse, and then pitched
Il over the railing near Castle GARDEN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
FLOOR OIL CLOTH.
NOTICE.

vlNHE appeals for the several townships and
Il boToushs IA the county Of Northumberland.
will be held by the Board Of Commissioners OF
said county, at lhsiF Office in sunburY, on ,hs
lnlIn \. lnn nnNa In Nil
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

Tas OnIo Pass Ok THE NrssAsKi hili'
50 taS a. Nc have been abls 10 so'eei aud
ssla,se oag lisl u lhs ohia Dsmoe'alle piss'
"a .hls .abisel, lhsy sani - leF u aad ~
ssalasi, bas Cos AiuoT,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

Tas slselisa Il Us ssaalo. Il made Ia
Nss ll.nlshils, nsl ~ loial balle' si ne
'ss hlasshss 0l he LssislalsTs, bat by ssa'
caneEss,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

The Mofaing Chronlele N'snua cores
pOndsa, lslssSaPhs that new proposals have
been reserved l,om Nieholss. Russia oiisrs
10 ssaeaals tho P,ineipalilies 1hs memea'
hsI d,all Of tho Pallimiaa'iss el peace q
sisasi. Tue terms el lhs eiisI a's not me's
favotabls Than the last oyenaIes Which the
coEis'sass Isiselsd,
The bsnish soasiss bearing The sDmnen'
ieS 1As s,assalioas oi ,hs ploylnses u 81
really ea tho lenla 10 81 tslsfsbuig
u ls Ispaiisi that lha riusslas h'n''iei
Aiaalsaasi. has p'eiisssd bic issigaai,en'
Qassa Nlslslla sas ~ Isvles he irel' Al
splihsai o. ~lafiay
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01
foreign n E ~ 8
ARRIVAL OF THE
p A G. I f ] G.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Proposition for Peace from, Tie Cur : me
Spanish Insurreetion Qnelied-Engdgement
bet,ceen t,po Russian Coiumns.-Russid pro,
hibits the export of Grain Rumsred Fat
of Kaiafat, and Massacre Of the Garrison
Cotton Unchang nged- Breadsir6s Improving.
Nrw YopK. March %.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-01

The French Minister Of Finance proposes
TO borrow $50, o,Ooo,o 600 francs, 10 meet the ex.
penses of the war.
The Government advertise Tor 100 ships 10
embark troops and stores a, Marseilies for
the East.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07

NoS.ARRIyAL OF THE ARCTIC Mr. Collins attrlo-
ues The detention OF the Arctic 10 the breaking down
OF her machinery. He Of the opinion that, ins'ea 10
of putting back she IS coming on under SAIL ant may
be expected 10 arrive at this port to-day or Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
furniture, ST.

CHEAP IRON BEDSTEADS, BEDDING and
u SesJSG NArTRESsES-Th--e healthy Mattresses are
- h,., ,ps cbespes m.de SB Oh or hard bed. a.
IL $40 A. he W.reroon SIS Broadway, near Prince 81
~TrU ETUID LAMP.-STARR, FELLOWS
-, Manufacturers No ~ Beekm <olld
al the hs ,9d; i1f The R gSsTf e 1 Ss' INV
tioo Lshp' s.,nesy sought but until unsits.n-d
Us, Fluid Lamp burnns si'h the ,'eadInes and
bfiispe' OF simple and beautiful apparatus To-
;u e,y the h.m Thu. fss me ss:' Az ~
I,top ever sst up fOE the Paii0f OF '''
Co. also and sssR nss nd eve sv.rS va
ern style. Of fad on snd With every sris desired
'iey OF SAs 1 oe.,ta:nns 70 STE Lisp ard 'i-fasie
raj No. ~ BeehmausL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Stones ano ranges.

CTOVES and RANGES.-The subscribers have
on nsud The fue.t Of Artsht Cook aud fsror
stoves tnst can in the city Stoves OF
,y,es sud designs burning wood or coal winch We
" and guarantee IN every way s..,..-
Persons CT me stove Tor eesny aaa eulao'S
Will 90 well 20 call a. the
METROPOLITAN sTovE wARcHorst
HOPKINS 4 DUFF, PropTetors, , ~
No IS Wsref 81, y. Y
CTOVES, STOVES. STOVES-A large assort-
- ment OF new patterns Of COOKING a3d FA"L0H
STOVES and PORTABLE HEATERS, for sale ~
WM CLARK, No Csrnn-st
ard No SO sIh ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Clothing.

TCONOMY NAV be best consulted by those in
IL want of CLOTHING nsde in the beet ETY. es superior
aers warranted TO be entirely as represe1td 70 every
nsricpIsr Nv the large assortment OF ALL ana
WINTER CLOTHING ofenns !. the ehesPe.t rates ~
EDWARD T HACkETT, No lto F1lton"-t
TJ,HREE DOLLAR iIATS.-Elegsnt French
A.. a. the low pnee Of S. EsaAJ sc!e 8. 81; neas
Wa A. 81 80 BROWN No. as Hudson ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER T. 1854.
Cs.sIrs " acIses Au-=ones-
rCANT HOUSEHOLD FURSITUR

C..aLrs " acIsss Aus-sonee-
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE .:
II AucTION-wII be seA THIS DAT tsefarday oct ,,
A. oclo<s tb- .ourenis ~ tn aon-- Nc ~ Wet
b-t~-.p SAB ard Iths.s es.DP,ssn. ~" ,g, - 49,,
ROSEWOOD SUITES Of PARLOR FUHS'' cht ~, n,tas
seed; earv-d m ,hor.ry srts N Pusi rcsewoi dsse.or
Tables elegant wooi 5oosc.s-. TrF~y ihr-r so
Irr.n si,o lhs 'sr-ts o. sn'th~'
..rt IA sale rosewood Contestants snf ,
hof.r E,,erscn 1sci- ,s-o-1su- 81 key
a Of.-w-re decorated sod cnirs les anf IseA
Tef. ree ksses and A,,te O-usneni: " -
e@..u, Frsreh Ps,e Pier G!,s Ovs ,rd N.n'e n,IvI'
rosewood snd n.hcs.ny -reach bscstests U.s.
irs hest hsr Mattresses. Feather BEDS Sos,e'
Pillows mahogany CT Nrs AM Rc-ke.s walnut s-cr-as
BastDerf AID hrehea tEraI:sre sale 20 commence =
81. o'el0ck pre;isely.
Hs,sY II LrEDs Asc,ioueer--By Il. LEros 60.
THIS DAY. a: IL clock. in front at the sales
Il room Nc - N.s-t3-s--, seeoad h-nd BUOY, WIN
r.-,rf skies s-d n1rss. lea-h-- top
Grey NAB, 10 hEEcs yeas Old WhIi1trn
sour arc tsrd krEn'er- s'ock se1 n ae axe 7a
L.ny sufois; car 20 EASILY n Sc -! - IA ~ w. Ie-'
- Durcc s-rcf
Brrwn HORSE l5 hAn1s hzh. . Re Sc without 'eses'e'
Box WAGON. city made u order; ; q. Lizzie Ises
A.1 silver plated Z iRNEsS perfectly new.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Professional Notices.


A CARD-DENTAL OPERATIONS with
IA Sail PAts supplied e nature AID ChAdel tSe'h
r,salsied By T kenny No. l0l Al sv. nsa- ll:E g
nR. JAMES W.POWELL, Professor OF DIS
~ EASES Of the I'VE aud Ar, r-,eis-- hs Psiens IRON
70 dsiiy No So Broadway TS-r'y yezfs 81
envs prscc= experience in thscy anf modern az
ersbe nm with SAL and .icce's 80
rsc's Grsnps,ors De.fnsss Chronic ana a. ote
delicate organs; srd g re1re may s-
.ito deemed nc1-.5e s-gnnz removed i1ssraieo "
PoxeFs popular TREAT * ON TtE EfE shoa-1 'ofnl
par; syel, sy Library IL nay be ~ mesa =
which clnrO; boy. AK -!AL Il 70
s,Tsd ,0r: Sprc:os Sds ia; ~ aose acc .Sos
rActly Lis the Dr. Po~ss % asns tse AID
Ear Fountains which obtained The medal - lie CTyss Pa-sle
car be procured al BIZ ofEes
CPECTACLES GOOD AMI CHEAP accurately
- adjusted ~ :. FRANKS No Psrs-ro~ orpo
..e 20 me Hous- Ne y bowsry optn 20 nc
" Y Eye InsrnlrY s2t Eye Hopss bxshsnsed hc' I'll
s;sctory. y eo-esae ard REAL
IT 5. PASSPORTS-In9ispens 70 irave:srs
~ sued BY J 3. MONIES S1tAry PsbJc. No. = !" ~
rrn-.. Bro1d~sy. SssgAise- eit1ens nss' p''''-
th-ir certificates
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NEw-loRK SUPREME COURT; Wi

~ LIAM VI. LUSK against WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL
Sunu or for a money demand e0ngfactro the above
named attendant SIR: You hereby summoned to
s~er the complaint in his action "heh "as h,ed N the
~ f th Clerk OF he C0unty Of hosAand on the 9Th day
nj in.. 1854 a. Clst and acopy Of
an , AZ nv Office Peunout in the Couuiy OF Nocssaf
h t.rv da sisr service hereof exclusive OF the
dav OF such service and you fail 70 answer the complaint I"
sf-4sd the plaintiff will Judgment for the snm OF three
burored srd dollars and cents WIN interest
o. two huu ard dollars and seventy nv. cents from
the seventeenth day july Thousand eight hundred and
.,ty -four besides costs this Accumulated Angus 'ih
1851 ANDREW fALLON, Fialniin Attorney, =,
- lawswss Petmout. Rocsisnd Co. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Sales bn Autticn.

A VI MrsvIs. Auct-oneer CO.,
DY BANGS, BROTHER II Co-lrade sac
I'D Rooms Ne IS Pa.t row . "a -. .s.lo..
MONDAY EVENING, Oc'ooet > so; - ,..,s,.
pOoEsFIIERs sTOCk-A very age and si,st. ~
eaIl>eGou OF STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS o.
smbTAcins vsTisty Of me Library Eatsh' u
.o I've assortment OF popalIE clsss. sid ssh'o
p. .L.nAut L v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Goal.


NHEAP COAL.-200 tuns best WHIT Ao sri
l. FTTRsAcF C0Ar nd 30 ian. ~ WHITE A-h
RASGE snd STOVE 10 MS LIVERPOOL ,od 81 w
20 sale On very low Tern. % co=- the eorcefr ~
eo-per cf Wssain,rou .rd l.',J oes1ed oy }
Worth
DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH " WHITE
L ASH Delivered from y.rd.-sut e - -5ys' .ss q
Nc -. Rc~e-T 81 = e'eeoes;
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G,camboals an0 Railroa0s.
Waier Cure.

fOaier Cure.
H'HE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WAFER
CIIRF offer. the best accommodations for pur-uns the
treatment the winter snd terms r-s osbe a. else
,be,e Address o. u. WELLINGTON NJ D,
No ia 18th It,, New-yors.
NEW YORK CITY WATER-CUaE, No. 7s i2thst..
corner OF University place. -
gU,O FGETARIANS-One or two Families, or
few single Persons vino desus healthy diet and oppor
tun,. 20 live pure and genial life b, accumulated
with BOARD ard ROOMS AZ No Is Wooster st. near Canal
81 Charges moderate
VI1ATBR- CURE HOME. COUNTRY and
w CITY-Dr sHEW'S. at Oyster Bay; L. | Tor sum;
m Or reached daily by CrooD from FULTON Fens and
,r TiYIOR's cor sav and S8thst Crystsl Palace,
omen IN. whole YEAR reached by uptown The
d. aud reasonable 81 both pisces
WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No rs LAlGHr-sT R. T TRAIL, 81 D., PROPRIE-
TOR-Accopmodaons for 100 Patients Competent female
Physicians The third Lecture Term Of the HydroPshc and
PSYCHOLOGICAL School will commence Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
Bniloins Glatsrials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS STORE FRONTS
ROOFS &e-The undersigned prepared 70 furnish
.oid wrought rolled Beams specified ienfh.
prce which proof bu ding- erected ~ v-J
uoder.te sdvsroe The o woen The pnhnc ,e
invited ire the building Of Nessrs hNp-r
Brothers hf where they have been nset FOR fVrtHS
'nforrnstop apply - . ,, ..,.-
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OF iusolven from his d. is pursuant 10 tue pfoslsOns
The iifd article e a.. hTst tc IT be lh shais.I 90 O..
SECOND psrt Of hc Rsv-.d Sts.utss PETER q ANTHONY
81 Annjohare Couutv 81 MOI sousry, View Notk
in-oyent drfouctc= hrsi puhish sept ~ S4 rcd
p spper before h Hon samuel ReanE ir County Judge
81 he County Montgomery. the ifh day Of Dec~neer
next A. oclock show cause Il any they hsv" why
an should b. insnv-nt estate and
ne discharged from his debts GEORGE SMITH,
>, Isvt0us Attorney fpr Insoveu'.
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Millinerp. ST.

DARIS FALL MILLINERY. - Mrs. WM'
SIMMONS having opened Der Fall sly ~s o. P1Is W.
yrpY nr,pAr,d for her inspection 81 heE sEs; Pre-
Niin.ry sbow Rooms No. 81 Broadway se.i The Metro
potsu Hotel
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NETWORK SUPREME CoURT,-WM-

NETWORK SUPREME COURr.-WI1.-
~ LIAM n HALL. JOHN II. BUCKLE and RICHARD
VAN BUSKlRK. a.aiust WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL-ro
the above DEfFNDANT-sir: You are hereby summoned to
complaint In this action bch filed 10 the once
Of the the County of RoCkltnd the 18th day Of
August 1854 Csksown ard serve copy Of your answer
on me my Office Pernont, Ia the County OF kocsisnd,
within twenty dsys ssr the service hereof exclusive o me
dav service; and YOU is the complaint ~
aforesaid plaintiff will take Judgment the
hundred aud twenty sht dollars forty with rest
fror the thirty day July thousand eight hundred
and it tour besides The costs this sconOatcd August
18th. 1851 ANDREW GALLON. Palnun = Attorn.y,,
> lawPws Pierm0nt, ROcklnnd Co, " Y.
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IN ANGENINE sud LEVI ANGE\INE s9snst WILLIAM
w CAMPBELL.-SImuons foi Money Demand sn Contrast
Defendant. You hereby summoned Ia
,onrlan in this action which fled IN the ohce
OF Clerk ~ the County of Rocknd the 18th day Of
Augu.t 1854 CarisOvn and 60 of
on me NV Office Piernopt the County OF Rocssnd,
within The service hereof exclusive OF the
dsv ot srch service and you fail the compsnt
s,oeais the Plaintiff will take Judgment for the Of three
huud-ed spd eighty dollars snd with the
twentieth day OF june enc thousand gh hundred and hy
four besides his .conDated August - sSs
ANDREW FALLON, Plaintiff Attorney,
% lawowS Pieruort Rockland Co. n Y.