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Front Street Wire Mandatory.
WATSON & cox,

Siere, Riddle, Screen and JVire C2oM lIanu-
.factwcrs, No. 46 North Front ST. Corner
Of Coombs Alley, betceen Market and
Mulberry (Arch) Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
CONTINUE to manufacture ofsrperior quail.
~ ty, Brass and Iron Wire Sleeves of all kinds,
Brass and Copper Wire Cloth for Paper Makers,
&c. Cylinders and Dandy Rolls covered In the
beat manner.
Heavy Twlled Wire for Spark Catchers,
Sieves for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen Wire,
Window Wire, Safes, Traps. Dish Covers, Coal
and Sand Screens, &c. Fancy Wire Work of
every description.
Phila., Feb. "a, ls55.--5m.-c
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JAMES McCLINToCK, M. o., Late

AMES McCLINTOCK, M. D., Late
u PROFESSOR of Anatomy and Surgery in m, Phil
adephla College of Medicine and Aching Professor of
Midwifery one OF the Consulting Physicians Of the Phil
adephla Hosplta Bockeyi late member Of the National
Medical Association member Of the Philadelphia Neii
cal Soceiy member Of the Medco- Chrurgical College
OF ihladeiphla formerly President and Professor II
Anatomy ana Surgery IN Casetm Medical College Ver-
mont and ALSO late Professor OF Anatomy and Pbysol-
ogy IN Berkshire Medical Institution, Pitsied, Mass
&c &c, &c.
Has lately introduced popular form several OF his
iavorlte prescriptions for the principal disease Of ths
climate The name Of each article will imply the disease
inr which II Is Intended to be used.
DIR. .MeCl1NToCK's PICTORIAL SYRUP Price 81
DIR. MecLlNTocKS COLD AND COUGH MIN
DIR. MccLINTocK's ASTHMA AID HoopINs
Cough REMEDY. Price 50 cts
SIin, D5 MeSldnrock'S TONIC ALTERNATIVE
SfRuP-For Purifying the Blood. Price ST.
DIR. McCLINToCKfS DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR-For
giving tone to the stomach relieving pains after eating
healDuil, ana ail dsngreeable symptoms arising on
DIR. McCIINToCK's RHEUMATIC MIxTURE-A
ny yegsIsle hemedy 19r internal use Price SO
For Rheumatism, sprnins, swellings, &c, &c. Price
DIR. MecLINTocK's ANoDYNE MIxruRE-ro,
Pans roohache, Headache, Neuralgia, &c. &c. Price
DIR. MccLINTocK's FEVER AND AGuE spE.
ClflC-A certain cure for all lntermittents Price Al
DIR. McCllNTocK'S DlARRHCEA CORDIAL, AND
CHOLERA PREyENrIVE-A safe remedy
Dh MeClANrocKs VEGETABLE PURGATIvk
fiLLs-Fm C,silveness, Headache, &c. Price 25cts
DIR. MccLINToCk'S ANTIBflIOUS PIlIS-For
lrregnlaTy Ia the Functions of the Liver and Bowels
the best Liver Pill made Price 25 cts. a box
For sale by DR.. J. MccIINTOCK, at his Medical De-
pot, corner ninth aud Fi6Ht SITS Philadelphia, and
at oil Druggists and Dealers ia Medicines All Druggists
and Dealers In Medicines who wish to be agents. will
please address Dr McCiHtock, furnishing reference
nUme OF Post ,ofhce, county and state
" For Sale by Weiser BTuner, Sanitary and sha.
mokin; VIM Wemer, Northumberland c. Brown Mil
Ton ~ = lniz, Bloomsburgi Jacob Harris, Buckhorn
Iohn vanleeio, Light Street sharpess 4 Son, cata,
January 8, is55.-6n.
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AIDES Dress Goods. Spring and SUNNI. ;
IL shawIs, Black silk, silk poplns. De Laine.
Ginghams, De bage. Lawns and calico. just
ceived and for sale by WIN. A. KNABB.
Lower Augusta, May 8, 1854
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Estate of ADAM GILGER, decd.

Estate of ADAM GILGER, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testament
~ tary upon the estate of Adam Gilger, late
of Shamokin township, Northumberland county,
decd, have been granted to Jonas Gilger, rGsid-
ing in Shamokin, and Sam'l Gger at Elysburg.
All persons having claims against said deceas-
ed, are requested to present them for settlement,
and all persons knowing themselves to be indeb-
ted will n axe immediate payment.
JONAS GILGER, r.,
SAML. GILGER, LA WIS
Shamokin tp., June 9, ls55.-6t.
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THE AMERICANS FR1ENDl!
UOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citizens of United States: -
wv most hu,1by and sincerely thank you for thd
.,.,.. ,,a,rouage which you have bestowed pom my
Pills take this opportunity Of stating that my AncesoT , ~
were ali American Citizens, and that entef.a ioa ~
svmcnthies so much SO that originally compounded these
Ps expressly to suit your climate, habits CONSTITUTIONS
d s,aer ~ living Intending to establish myself among
Snn which have now done by taking premises IN New
YORK. THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
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A canal boat in port to dav carries Aha
name of "l0EC," as a sort Of stannn, Inc
puzzle, on its stern, which being nronnndonS pniS
P,oses 10 be Tennessee. 1t reminds ms of a
,et ,eL.er from a coal merchant in the intsr;or
mao, maO wanted as his nephew to see to the shin.
He writes.
DEAR BoB:
Your Uncle,
Tho nanbew o G. b.
ing: A0'e oy writ
DEAR UNCLE:
Yours, BopB
winch are read, the first, se-mi-col-on, (see INV
@ 'al on D. the second, col on, local on )-CYerc
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SILVER WATCHEs.--A few double
- English Silver Watches, for sale at very low
prices by II. B hAssER.
eunbuy, Apr II, 1881
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TO COUNTRY sTOREKEEPER.
vlNHE Subscriber has on hand of his own man.
Il ufacture, large assortment of Ladies',
Misses, and Childrens', Leather, Kid, and
Morocco
BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS,
of the best workmanship and materials, which he
will sell at as low wholesale prices as any person
in the city. Buyers can get any sizes to make
up assortments, without having to purchase the
smaller or more unsaleable sizes.
WIN. c. PARKER,
No. 9l North SIXTH Street, below Race,
Philadelphia.
N. b. Cater Uppers ready for the last, sold
to Country Shoemakers at low prices.
Sudbury, April Ia, ls56.-5m.
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Copy Of a Letter from Captain John Johnson,
Astor House, Ncw York, datea January

5tk, 1854
To Professor HOLLOWAY 3s, Corner Ann andd Nassau
Streets, N. Y.
Srlt is with the most heartfelt pleasure have to
inform you that have been restored TO health and strength
by taking your Pills For the last years, suffered
from arrangement Of the Liver and Stomach,
reduced to snch extremity that gave up my Ship,
expecting go Sea any more had tried every
Remedy that recommended to me- but all to pur
pose; ana had given myself up 20 despair when at
last recommended to take your Pills. After using them
for three months the result is that now in better
health than hive been for eleven yenrs past and indeed
ns well ever in my life. You quite ut liberty
to make this known for the benefit Of otheis
remain, Sir yours respectfully
(Signed,) JOHN JOHNSON.
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LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from diseases
the Liver and Stomach, scarcely amy are iee from me
influence OF these destructive maladics, hence they ia
fast The fair sex, perhaps the most handsome III I'M
World. up certain period when, distressing TO say
many loose their teeth and good looks, while yet IN the
heydny life such sad evils may be eectualy remeded
by continually keeping the blood pure and the Liver aud
Stomach in healthy action, when life will flow smoothly
and resemble plants III c,igenal cnne, wnere sne;e.nu
the human frame, aud the duration Of life much may be
effected and say feTessly, that health and life he
prolonged for many years beyond their ordinary limits IL
IIoloways Pills taken to purify the blood according
to the rules laid down for health contained in the directions
which accompany each box.
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DE BIIITY OFTEN
YEARS STANDING, CURED BY HOLIOWAY,S
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puRIFlcATloF OF THE BLOOD,

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viii apply only 70 expenses Of vagr.nts prior to that

Il viii apply only TO expenses Of Migrants prior TO that
date. r@Fa.-sA
The accumulated arrears against the Commissioners
bril- the whole debt to the amount Of $4S III 81
Besides this smoun', large would be chsrgeable
for the support Of emgrant pauper Migrants prior to
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OF the infants Of mothers who emgraut pauper and
chargeable the Commissioners but whose uuborn
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nors but is used by its very vaguenees and
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creased expenses f any Of the sustenanoe Of children
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FINE ARTS.

TcINE OH. PAINTINGs-THE UNDERSIGNED IN
his friends and he amateurs Of works OF that
Mon Budins and has vieW for sale several mo
dern European originals Of the hghd aro merit and value
Connoseurs collecting for galleries viii we'd TO examne
them there being. also several chefd old
LUIS PFEfrFER.
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SALES Ar AuCvIOu,


GEOR0E COOK. AUCrIONEER.-LARGE AND Pc
rempory sale Of new and elegant furniture, OIL
Paintings engravings china vases &c ON Monda,
~ w. O'Clock athe now and spacious sales rooms No
liz Ma street. hickman This parlor
sues IN resewood mahogany and black walnut Of various
nnd mahogany eegcres sdeb0ard secretaries library book
cAsea wtrdrobes stands bodsoads wash
ands, CENTRE aide aud sofa tables extension dining tables In
rosewood mahogany oak and walnut Gle lsdys
mattresses &C. The whole making large. elegant and we'll
assorted stock yell worthy the attention Of the trade and Others
Also rosewood panOorte three sold watches and chains
NIFTY ell CANT engrAvings, DC. Catalogues now ready.
~ q. HORTON AuCTIoNEER-wILL SELL ON WE'D
". nesday l cck at the sal.sroon "a Cedar street
broadway thirty counters suitable for dry goods
criee household urniure wood book desks
enion tables chair mirrors, paintings, &C.
CREAT SALE OF LAND, AT AUCTI oN-oN THURS
" day. November e. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the pre-
Qhe subscribers eb0u leaving thecounryJ
due first farm of 245 acyes which divided
ur far suit purchasers located both sides OF the
me from pbells depot; i've miles from Brunswick
miles from Perth Amboy twer tYye miles tom New
York 1raiDs leave Jersey City and Metuschn six
das accommodating faro crs 10 and return for SO
The situation remarkably healthy unsurpassed anywhere
There three good farm houses Zone Of hrick with all the
necessary oubu Adings 70 each small
orchards large peach orchard Of loo
Of woodland 20 OF first pasture the
the quality for and In he highest state Of culvaon
newly fenced Dcxsuby waered BY three springs and
pr ,yided with wa'crwrks from springs leading
The wafer for supply pipes barnyard
and kitchen. There 10 Post Office with daily mall also
church district and grammar school and two stores
call and examine the premises before the sale.
WIEN A MITCHELS,
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RUSSELL. l.. W IVES. wssTGoTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DUssEIL W. wEsTCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a e s VIII spn
costly pearl nad rosewood panoorte elegant Chandeliers
AT Re- w sn fo o sy works
o'clock the entire MAGNIFICENT furniture q house Is2 West
found fashion ably furnished residence most d which
throughout q the unique and recherche kind
and the furniture Of the most elaborate costly workman
Descriptive Catalogue are esd and can BE- osSuea "
Daley Co.'S 1si the Office Of ihe auconeer
Paror-spendid pearl nsid pianofore cost 500
furniture IN four coored satin brocade large
% .p cSSs %eDn Sss
9peces VIII sip covers m: or'ec rich yclve, spa Wilton
Marble tops gothic eegeres mirror T ons rcST
carved escretore lined with satin wood od
Gn sna f r
mrSr backs sr9Ssds and lace curtains marble
lection OF paror adornmens also number Of valuable oil
Chamber Fu Observation-Disclosures carved rosewood and ma
hogany bedsieads rosewood amour de Gace wsrdrober
board washssnd elegant carved rose wood and
Ear sns s % sets
iete aetes invalid and arm chairs superb score
&C. sun IN mar con 10 pieces historical
Dining Room Furniture Elegant oak extension table cost
500; oak chairs, do library book rich silver So
ruby glassware 70 match throughout; chrystA cut DO
oo se ~ sn ssd .ss
chairs match &C. with valuable variety Shen wmre
together the most magnificent sse Of furniture offered a auc
Ion this deposit viii be required purchaser
sSt saul S sad
TO be peremp,ory sold pay advances
make tor large assortment OF furniture he
largest manuaciory In the city and will be sold on the follow
ing day 1he sale Of ner THURSDAY win consist Of sewood
paror covered In satin brocae In blue gold green
and Gold and crimson black walnut and mahogany suits
MUSE hsircioh, damak, Ac etes book caSes
wardrobes, ensmeled cottage suits peramery &c
ticulars Tuesday morning.
az O. HIGGINS, AUCTIONrER, WILL SELL on
tuesday, November ~, At 10 O'Clock at store No 80
Eighth nue. of Twenty seventh street. the entire
stock Of first class srocery store consisting Of
Ora class wagon.
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(yHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY AT AUcrroN-J j.
u Waldron, Auctioneer.-HENRY G. EVANS o. Pearl
street win sell Tuesday Nov 20 At 10 o'clock, in lots TO
ware china se,s vases motto codees &c Also glass
Of I'll descriptions Goods well packed for shipping
salcs Tueoday
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DAWNBR0KER'S sALE.-A NJ CRIsTALAR, AUG.
honeer 70 Bowery, will sell, this day, at IL O'Clock
aarge and valuable assortment Of mems and woans
apparel consisting OF silk dresses capes manas winter
shaws remnants silk delanes apacas quilts and ban.
sets, pillows, beds TOOLS umbrellas By order OF N
K j. Goldsen, lSs Hester street,
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~ II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER-wHL SELL ON
G Tuesday Nov %, the house and LOT known - l22 Waiver
GROUND - fee, front BY b. deep four story
rLeufs, baths, gas, Ac
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A UCTION SALES WILLIAM n. FRANKLIN A SON
"A wn re SELL Monday Nov. 49, at " O'Clock
chants Bxchapgc valuable farm, Port Richmond
Ten Island The former having complied with the
Of sale containing 25 about miles Port
Richmond ferry, the oil the Richmond road
near g. Cocherans store and opposite the Of wee
for building sites farming being In The immediate vicinity
Of churches and schooa There small quantity OF young
There no buildings The The ferry
Port Richmond leave New York sin tmes o day. OF
the property may be ri the once Of the auctouccrs
Broad street.
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HENRY II. LEEDS CO., AUC1IONEERS-HENE r.
IL LEEDS CO will sell by auction. Monday, Nov 10,
=. io O'clock a. y NASSAU srset-Large sale Of diamonds
pins rings tuds and all OF the first water;
gold IL ewey Of the ate styles importation gold
eminent msiers railroad timekeepers fine enameled and
cups 6c silver pseo soup tureens dish covers spoons
forks &c opera glasses. real nickel pitch ers
heaufu article the whole sold without the slightest
servation TO Ole co OF the firm dec ased
matches TO be sold without Also BY order OF
sgnee, magnh ,ent diamond pin rings-co
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UCTION NOTlCE-THOs. BELL. AUCTIONEER-BY
n Bell BushThs day at l0 o'clock in salesrooms,
u North William street. We will continue the sale Of valuable
and things pledged Also bedding
blankets. &c. AtI2 O'Clock. one pleasure wagon.
Tuesday l0 O'Clock will be sold at No ~ Bowery the
tents dictionary store and Ice saloon counter
scales and outside show good furniture tables soa
large mirror, glass ware &c.
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inre carpets, ollclohs, mirrors Ac, &C. r. COTTON
M,i set 20 Morrow tuesday Nov % t10s O'Clock, a. No
80 hioome near Esex the entire OF the fam
" WHO are removing win comprise part tapestry three
Ply ara ingram carpets, oilclohs, French plate Irrors
sssns bureaus mahogany, French and other bedseads
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A UCIION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE.-A M
IA CRISTALAR, Auctioneer, q Bowcry will sell this day
ococh an assortment Of furniture consisting Of msho
rocking CHAIRS SOFAS couches beds paintings
gasses carpets mahogany bookcase various other art
In the housekeeping line.
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UCTION EOTICE-GREAT SALE OF RICH FANCY
n iurs.-EDWAkD SCHENCK will sell at auction
Tuesday Nov 20 nj his sales is Wall street at2 O'clock
large invoice elegant furs consisting Of fine mink
marten baum marter chinchia French sable rock
martin capes vctorines and NUTS Also, magnificent real
Hudson sable and also superb sleigh robe which
IL for exhibition at the Fair Of the American Iasue,
with arge assortment OF other robes coats gloves
&C., &c Sale positive.
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UC1IoN NOTICE.-wINEs, LIQUORS AND sEGARs-
IA PETER PARKS, Auctoneer First regular sale this
Of Wines, &c Savage Parks win sel Wednesday,
Nov. 2s at los O'Clock, Of the son No. 3l4 Broad
way Gothic Hall, the entire stock Of importer comprising
line cid otd and Cognac brandes IN and
and demiohns. Charnpagnes OF known brands. Madeira
sherry other Wines Also invoice Of French
and branded fruits Also 2V0O0 Havana segars. Sale posi-
i've for cash. Catalogues a sale
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HOWARD STREET. NO. $40 LET. TO SINGLE
Ii ladies' and gentlemen gentlemen and their wives,
furnished rooms repaces, with full partial DO ard
large front rooms view broadway German French
Howard street. from broadway.
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UCTION N0iICE-J. BOGART, AUCJIONEER by
IA s. BOGART-Tuesday, 10Th at 1015 O'Clock, at the
ton rooms, Frankfort and William Streets mortgage
salearce assortment of household furniture rs
second hand sofas mahouany spring seat chairs large mir
French plate bedsteads beds and bedding Brussels
ply and ingram carpes cooking and Office stoves safe
Also the effects Of first class barber's shopchairs, large
marble top washstand large mirrors SOFA stools
fittings Also splendid chandeliers table and pocket
cry Also HIND organ.
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TOYS TOYS IL : WHOLESALE STORE &, rou,
srec-china toys, and NIL other kin are oGrres y.r
CHEAP at The wholesale store Of W. H. FREY 81 Johr n
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AIRS M vALLOTTON HAS REMOVED FROM NO s.
M Warren street lO7 100 WAveriey place where abe
has pleasan, for snge gentlemen gentlemen and
their wives
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BOARDING EXCHANGE, NO. AsToR rLACE-pRr
ID vate families and boarding houses ma oSsn no
favorable terms by applying here Person Wishing rooms
and board respectfully invited 10 call ~ xe their own
81 dice OF boarding place No charge for
direction, DEMAREsf BAssEr,
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DFILLIP r. WILKINS, AUCTfONEEE.- ELEG ANT
household furniture pier glasses, panofore &c at auc
,loo. Phillip r. Wilkins will sell at auction Thursday
rov % 1861 at l0s O'clock at No l99 18th st. by orser
Walden Esq attorney for mortgage the entire furn
dvans rocking voltare and reception chairs sofas
naid and marble top centre tables quartee tables pier
uasses manel ornaments Sofas DIS enson dining
able marble top sdeboard French bedseads feather
eidng dressing bureaus, amoire glace marble top
sands, bookcase paintings silver ware tapestry velvet
three ply and Ingram ca PETS stale carpets oil cloths
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A UCTION NOTICE-GREAT SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
IA line engrayugs-EDWARD SCHENCK will sell Mt
auction Wednesday, November 81 at his sales No e
Wall street large invoice superb line Of Her
rings Iandeer Hayden wilke Hogarth K,alls aud Others
the originals OF these being only In the hands the FIRST sbscr
bers 70 the plates The public particularly invited
mine this beautiful collection being the frst sale Of this
lily OF eDgravngs offered American public. The
cravings will be exhibition day previous TO the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

BOARDING IN WEST FOURIi
I'D lady wouldlet 10 gentleman ana
bedroom adjoining, also two or three
eommcdated. with full or partial board
street, between fith and Sixth avenue,