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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-07
lI JAMES BARE E r
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL.
CLOCK ESTABLISHMENTS,

. .. J "a M T. y ID N ~ ~ - As
ir WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT,
S. Il. corner Of Second g. Chestnut SIS.
. PHILADELPHIA.
Where may be found, one of the largest and
best assortment OF Clocks and Time Pieces in the
United States, in quantities TO suit purchasers,
of from single Clock, to one thousand Clocks
embracing every variety of style and manufac-
ture, suitable for Churches Halls, Counting
Houses, Parlors, Sleeping apartments, ard Kitch-
ems. Steam and Canal Boats, and Rail road Cars.
N. b. Clocks Repaired and Warranted.
Clock Trimmings for sale. Also,
Manufacturer Of BARRIERS Celebrated Fine
GOLD PENS
Embracing all the qualities of the finest quill
pen, in addition to which the durability of the
metal is fully associated and developed. Gold
and Silver Pencils, aud Pen Holders, Plated
Ware &C., wholesale and retail. Those wish.
ing to purchase are invited to call.
JAMES BARBER,
S. E. corner Chestnut and Second Ss., Phlla.
Philadelphia, June 23, 1s55.-ly,
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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 Shamokn township, Northumberland county,
decd, have been granted To Jonas Gilger, rssid-
ing in Shamokin. and Sam'l Giser, 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 II axe immediate payment.
E. JONAS GILGER,
SAML GLGER. -
Shamokin ip., June 0, ls55.-6t. f-..r
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

DAGUERREOTYPES.
T. p. LEISENRING & ]. X. ECKMAN of
- Danviile, respectfully announce to the ladies'
and gentlemen of Sunbury and vicinity, that
they have opened Daguerrean rooms above FRI
ling IL Grants Store, in Sunbury, where they
are ready TO accommodate those who may favor
them with u call, with beautiful and lile-liks
miniatures. t g.,
All who desire miniatures will DO we'll to CALI
early and secure thei, pictures, us we know n0
what day may bring forth.
Then hasten tn our rooms, all ye people
Before you have reason 10 greve;
The cost you will find il but little,
And 20 all satisfaction wen give.
Sunbury, April 2l, lS55.-3t
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sALAMANDER SAFES.

- EVANS &. WAITS oN. .-gsr
No. 26 Sou.h Fourth 81. ygiMd,iphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-07

GREAT FIRE. Chestnut
& Fifth sutets, Friday
morning. December 35th,
1854. Evans y Waisoh's
Salamander Safes Trium-
phnnt, as they always are
when put to the test.
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List of Causes.

WTOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
" of Northumberland County, at August II.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-07-07
Orphans Court Sale.
JOSEPH BIRD.
1 L lOuN

Shamokin, June 50, ls55.-3t.
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pb;laaelphia, June 9s, ls55.-,f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

to attens the funeral this AFTERNOON ct two O'Clock
from his late residence, No 292 Bisecksr street.
On Wednesday morning. Juns q, JAMES HENRY. eldest
child OF lhomss and Mary Dawson, aged years AMI 8
months
The friends and acquantsnees Of the fam Iy are in
vited 70 attend toe funeral this mornins, at nins
o'clock frcu hts fnshsr's residence, No 10S Edrijgs
street. His r.ma viii be inferred in Calvary 0emstery.
We loyeo lin yes, no tongue can ten
How much Wa loved MIN and ho~ wsn.
God loved him, 700, ANA he thought best
To take him home to be at rest
On Tuesday, June 20, at ~ o'clock NJ, WILLIAM Fl.
ePARKs senr.. of this city, aged 80 years. ~-t ~
His risnds. and the friends OF tne family, invited
TO sttend the fuDsra from his late rsssence No los
Nssssu street BTookIyn this afternoon at three o'clock
On Wednesday morning, june ~, AudUsrR REBEcoA
CozISB, aged Do years. wife of Walter Davis.
The friends OF the family requested 70 attend the
funeral without further NOTICE. at two O'Clock this
ternooB, from the residence Of her In law, Bve-
rge No 1853 Court street, Union street. Brooklyn
Her remains VIII be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
On Wednesday morning. Juhe q, after short Illness
IFTrTIA N widow Of tbs late w. Samson, and young
eat daughter of Mr. janis d Bissets
The friends o. the family invited 20 attend the u
peYsl nom her late residence, No "a Sackett street.
between Court and Smith Streets Brooklyn
afternoon ut three O'clock without further invitation
On Wednesday afternoon, June 81 OF consumption
s5TPBEs, son Of Matthias and Maria Kelly, aged years
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon, at two O'clock from
their resdencs corner Of Lee avenue and Ross street.
Mooklyn
At Chatham, N. j., ON Tuesday morning, june 2stb,
EDWARD PRICE formerly OF this city in the 74th year Of
his age.
The friends and relatives OF the family are requested
to attend the funeral from his late residence this morn
ing, at eleven O'Clock. The eight O'Clock A. train
from foot Of Corsisndt street. will convey persons to
Chatham depot, where carriages will be in waiting.
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Smsrs; cordisr California; Mr. Rsndsl New Yo-h; Mrs
", ni's c NAY ars and 3D. Nc
lens. , Ren.eh and female snyans, New Ysrs;
nsl., New Orleans; Bn,cbiesen. Msbie;.I e wccd.
NJ IL. 'ss ss N.
Sss,ss,isq.; Geo smith, New York. ssss5s niskishaa
y. x ISs%a ssss srs fs
ham srisIson, scotland; Aifenso, kssoa,'n "
+
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s ssss 6. sss iss sssisa f. sss
EsAaniz SAD Sauahtsr SPAN; Jackson Nateaszi 9
cesssy s sIsss ss
issd; r Redris1eI LstIrs, New York; JOS Randall
css:si psnsss bs.s.rs New York; P.sa s'Ss
e md q , Ss 70 so.p Mt n Jas
E:s'i s:ss d:Iss FF . INV
n 0Sson virsinis; Horace 6ondarant Watcher; Amb
pssa.as A.s:s n: julia .s'sS saa.s;j
$ Ara SS ssa ioas. Gsii ..dSs s.s Fl.asi:ss;
mech sTi ~ a1s wT
Waller FSisd.lphs; Riehsri Russell samuel smith, New
sss:. c sss
fs.o Gsss Hardin n sn asSKl. s:
S:%srSp nSSisa; cR % ThSsupP sSs y.
Pipe sieholssn Mrs Harrison swo children John
join G.. NJ. conm:y Chs s:. fhs sn:
ntshw. Heymana Jacob Hsymsl Lad~is Baum.
n sss: 5 w lii Fl:
Gssrss Caiverly. Peter Dckson-t total, 2ss
Es a. y s:SD
Wood, hsllsry Crow; VIM stuart, lady and child
% S Dc n :sss
Bate 3 Asrtshorns-l7 in the steerage.
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On Tuesday, June 20, LOUISA G., wife Of Robsr. Bills
borrow.
neral this afternoon at three o'clock from her late resi-
dence, No. 274 Madison street.
On Wednesday morning, June ~, at o'clock, BENJA-
MIN g. JANsKS Of this city In the d4th year OF his age
The relatives ard frepds of the family pectiul
y invited to attend his funeral this day, ut twelve
O'Clock NJ, from Ills late residence No. 90 East thirty
first street. without further notice Bis remains will
OF congestion OF tho lungs, after illness Of two
% years. =.
Her friends and acquantances, ana those Of her son.
Benjamin, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon two o'clock, from her late residence
No. 81 Lewis street. Her remains will be taken TO CT
press Hills for interment.
On wednesday, June q, Of psralytc stroke, wnr1Ax
McGRhGoR, native Of Rhyme Absrdeenshre, Scotland
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral at two O'Clock this after
ss% s late NO. v cnin street.
daughter Of the late Matthew Hunt.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from her late residence No. liza
CbrJste street to morrow morning, at nine O'Clock.
O'Clock
California and Washington Territory papers please copy
OF william and Helen N. Dessndorf
The friends and acquaintance are invited To attend
the funeral morrow afternoon, At three O'CLOCK from
On Wednesday, June 81, after short Illness. Conyr
Ius only Of Cornelius and Catharne Buckley aged
8 years, IL months and IL days.
spectuy invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No "a Thompson street. this afternoon st
two O'Clock.
On wednesday, June 27, ROBERT CAmss, aged year.
II months and 70 days, youngest child OF William and
mo frsnas and ars respectfully invita-
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feeuassgai. AZ "a IA i J ,,,s s.,.,
free % s.ss. cS~. between Nay 10 and 9 ship Al
,ILryrarRA-in port sbs June 20 sch, Gil Bias. for
Al % sbt 2iss schr Maxon Rogers Farrsa for NYorf
lILo ,ssnswioh Islands>-An Apl Is bark Auckland.
APT Ir p A. Crosby for p.s.
tosompe's her cargo o. nitrate Of soda Tor Europe
Prince FOR Boston put Ssf ssss and Saas
;s::s 81 ' H:. s'ss Ss
Po,sr xyT hSers: June ship celestial
RlnEDiOs-sia June is ship Hy Nssmish. Bl.ekins.on,
RIO JAsnRo1In por. Nay "a ship Agnes Peaksr, hence
scys h Neasr Jun. 20 ,se E.pp.hannook Cushing
IS. s1ISS,s: SSxn Jas. g ship Curling. Curling,
.s sm o,oIP pert IT. Js.s Y sD State
Peter Gardner, from Cardiff dhEi brig Merrill. Means,
.,sc.In gor. .st Nay u ship, Ahs.r van Psls,
JenhD. Chinehs Islands abt Ii days to load
.s B'Ips. Boston cd .sa,s Ay..y New
sRISS, sTssisnes Inn, q III, c.,a.
Esss;n; .ebr; ElIs spS William csfsi, d.; House.
DALTiN0RR-1Ir June % steamer WIN jenkins. Hal
@ sS.s.n s .l: P arb, s
~, EB.dfeTd asresn. nunso9, AsnsopI NYork: Ga
niS a. S 'nsls Srs sa Boston s:. .S,
Sarah Matilda. Hartman, Nswhuryport;. " Darling.
IsScoK-zss Jun: g s.is ssavss Nisisison, NY@k
RATh ear H Jans ssri Savannah Rogers. NYorx
a% e whis s AL E%
s,ss ss:%.: ISs.s: SST:.s;; bari:
PS.SsipSa srss FssSsis es1 Brown ss1e.sss xp
S:s'' ssSsK Wv
isI IS. Hs
ss1 f sSS:.s
sids: ard Z spr.rsns, eos.sn loaded - 'r - '.-
ssIs s..s; psi: $ss
;oS ana JY. Ann. Harding EAil.dspss sa';a Child
s.. 4.insanssa essnssl Oliver Fssa.RR ; s si!
sn%. znsnds Powers; and from below bark
:sSl Jun. p M sS
brig. fns s'1 Davis: d; a1 Du s
CORRESPONDENT Of the bar Jsns IS ship W H wh.r.
ana NspsSns sram pss em Brs%sD
,Si,y Rob. Mil: air e. Norq%ssss
sshGs Kate sssyssr: hsshss MYo1s wig wind Al.ms
wind. A..nehor outside foreign kar3 Won vnko, from
,MARrEoRD.Arr June % sim sohr RoushAnd Ready.
Z s s s. ss.3 ssss
yAcksoNviiIE3As yum. ,s brig Ade.ine ssr.su.
NEW ioNB6N..Ar June IS prop N Harris, smith, N
Rosn. Ro
fs1 s 4s Batter: :A =: qss
xsufs G; M Port
Taunton; Ariadne Harding for ProvidsnOe Green
San aGT
ties al 81 Midas Smith, ksads e a
IN ss'ss
sssi:; EEa: 4sS5: s'
!:ns sss.ns.h do Ssr%sa. MIass: Norfolk as
ws.sPors 81 George Murphy warren PhG.delOSis
ssas.r sSosk SsediaTs; John foss: i:sS Port
siiss5i;s X.F.iss y fS%i.lgai,; .., r ..'
s.: Lucy
Au1srs Rogers Boston oAp' "'n'l'p0'n oA"0'n' 1''n
s HsTs's as as.9ss
d:ss e sa Ga SCR. s: ssas
Ga q. E "a. .s G;s.s s.
s .sr asss.; H.n' Ron
PRovIIENCE-Arr June Is schrs Amos ralkenburg.
Jener and Rescue, Bacon, Baltimore; Sarah Taylor
Taylor Suffolk, Va LOUISA Reeves, Chadwick, Kappshan
Hesss ssss aso s
Shuts NYori sloops Leeds. freeman, Rondout; Mary
.sS. asg % dFss ssi s
,chIs sunsf gassech Nsnssmond Evelyn, Smith, Phla
sALEE-Ar June Is scbrs Il wsnton. Aid, F A Hall,
and Sarah Anr, Philadelphia,
-WARREN-Arr June "a schr Henry cole Hazelton,
PhiAdelpbia.
WILMiNG T0N, Nc-cld June % brig Stephen Young.
Cashier, Porto Rico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

Cognac OILS, Photographic Chemicals, Da-
euerIesn apparatus 30 -German green French white
and yellow cognao ola; peppermint wotergrssn, jun.
Glove ano csraway oils essences Jamaica and st.
Croix rum; apple, peach and Cherry brandy; GIN and
wbifiey al Photographic che micsls ami apparatus;
salts gold; iocoes DTomidss pyrogAlc asstic ais
cadmium and silver preparations guata percha baths
dishes, &c, for sale by DR.. l. FEUCHTN ANGER, 90
Maiden lane. N Warburgs tincturs for cholera and
oiarrhoa, % per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

"n0Itm6ms
New Bedford 20th inss sbip Sophia Tho .nton,


SID from New Bedford aoth mss sbip Sophia .nton
Pacific Ocean.
from Tor bez, 200 bbs Feb 10; Awashonks Falmouth
San Carlos VI
~ Hlo Mch Is Java. Wood. FIJI 60 sp $50 VIII Apl
Splendid. Smith, Cold Spring, 8 mos. IS sp.
At ApI e By letter from Capt norsley. OF the En-
At 81 Helena May IL barks Sacramento SNOW, Westport
Pt, ara Leander Kimball, Mystic oil not reported.
BpokeE, dkos
Steam ship Washington tence for HAvre June 49, lat AZ
43. len 63 s3
Ship Iree Trader storr hence June for Calcutta June
Ship Isabel, from Charle,on for Havana June 81, on
Carr sfort Light.
ship Orssa Sears Of asd from Boston April IL for Mau
ritius was sjgnszed Nay 81, Let 50 8, lon "a IL w.
ship Carthage, OF Boston, from Callao vn Hampton
Roads for Lordtn, no date, lat 40 70: Ion =.
ship, showing private signal with boot In H. was
raised In lat 10 8, no date.
Foreign Ports.
AcApuLco-In port June ship Tornado. Mumford from
San Francisco, days passage, arr nth, for Callao abt
n.r,swAIL--sid June brig Warren Goddard, white
saw KsyA
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
Steamship Florida. Woodruff, savsnnsh-s L MNohnl.
Steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk, kc-Ludiam Plea
Ship Golden West, Putnam, San Francisco Co.
SSsa
e. xasa sAs:s F'!f's Co.
Bris crssiefd i So all Talbot
kssss H.ssa freeman Co.
sehr ksris Jose PeIN Costa 0porto-I Osborne.
seSr saith croois sa s. JOHN Ms pieEssa Co.
sshr Enohansrsss Simpson. savaanah-Aocready. Mott
Ge Hunter
sssI WI ssI.asoD, Gsshsafs Wimlnssoaj Johnson
I a Merrill
s ssSr TiI .5s Smith lord
Err Err sss sssspss:p, tce
sra as%'
ssioop Brsxn n.lloo., Providence master.
Line
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltic, Comstcck, Liverpool June l6 at LIS
EN- y,; y. psss and Ss passengers Collins June
In IS saw :,sa@.1ip stsr 2. South encountered
and Hav.n.
aaa
.s:a Gee s.sn NJ.
' Bs,f , is5 y ss Stuart, Vessel 70
nele9s Nay H. and via s. Thomas June ls With rubber
bark showing iarnbam's signal bound E. Sd inst lat
Wind EkE from fsr EatayiaL =
Bark Robert Leonard (r) NacMullen, Glasgow 80 days.
sdsSs Il asy sF, with
plaster to Whitney Co.
Brig VIM Boeshby iBr, Cofi, Windsor, ls days. with
Brig samsop, Murray g. Marks and Charleston days.
Brig John JoI Mills chareston, 6s hours with COT
ssls Sya: s~.ssssl. Eis.sSsSs days. with Pine
fruit, to Eneas.
schr Liverpool Br' Albury, Elsuthers days. with pine
apples TO Miller Luthe
Schr Martha Maria, Small, Salem.
Schr Am ericsn Chief Pre- sey, Rocklaud.
to J Riley.
Arr 10Th chip Luconia Freeman Liverpool 81 days. with
salt and 81 passengers to Winterhof, Piper KArck.
~ Ship Wings Of the Morning. from Callao correct
" reported by the Restless She not bound Europe
as supposed but to Hampton Roads, where she oath
SAILED.
oke, Norfolf &c.
Wind during the DAY SSE
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The Fire In Jersey city.

NEw YORK, June %, 1886.
Messrs SrKARSs & MARVIN, Nos. I4a and 1l6 Water
street-Gents: In tbs fire which consumed the New
York and Erie Railroad depot buildings ct Jersey City,
Of your Rich Co % safes, Wilder's patent, was
fully sestsd-the books and papers we're found ia
good condition. proving to be what It's indicates
Q aalamander safe. II. HOBBS,
AGENT N. Y. and Erie RR., Jersey City.
These Safes secured by the powder proof "La BELIEF
lock, are manufactured and sold by
STEARN5 & MARVIN, 146 Water street.
The only makers of safes combining Rich g. Co. and
wilder's patents. slso, for raj. by
FAIRBANKS & 90, 1S9 Broadwa
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ATA MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS so.
"A ciety, held at Odd Fellows Hal, IN the 25th IN
slant he following preambes and resolutions were
Whereas, daily newspaper Is deemed BY this society
T. be inoispensaby necessary promote the
famous Proh bitory Liquor law by tbs Leetslsturs Of
tns State and TO protect their and
property, and their character cass from Insult
Whereas, we have the legal opinion Of two EN- nent
councillors OF law that newspaper cannot be public he'd
ttipg IersoDay liable Tor a. ss and bls ana that the
opy practicable way In which IL be established Is
20 give the capital to person persons in whom
We nave conndsDce as q bona fte gtt-snd
whereas, r. French, whose Integrity and capacity
we nave Tie utmost confidence has agreed TO invest
very nopsana dollars in the enterprise provided the
Liquor peaiers IN this State viii raise by subscription
eighty thousand dollars more to be given To him
making, with his donation, capital Of oue hundred
thousand collars, which Ia believed be only cicnt
this continen,-snd,
his death or hts retirement from paper nom any
caure whatever the Liquor Dealers Society Of this city
shall Rave the right to dssignate the prty parties
whom the paper and establishment connected there
shall be transferred, for price TO be specified by ap
Praisers properly appointed for the
Resolved That We the Liquor Dealers Society Of the
City Of new York do earnestly recommend and sntreat
those engaged in the business to subscrbe the said
Of the subscription sha be called for, IL shall
only be paid on receiving receipt signed By tas proper
signature Of French. or BY giving check drawn to
Resolved That the Central Lqusr Dealers Convention
be to use their best endeavors to raise the
Of the Ward snd Election District Committees.
Whereas the of the Prohbtory Liquor
can Be 's.t:d Only y violation Of
ETY. be requested 70 continue their business hereto
fore until they are compelled to discontinue il by the
decisions OF the highest courts OF the country.
j. r. HAYWARD President.
N. r. BUNCE, Vice President.
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Messrs Stanton Ringer ship brokers' have SOLD on pr
vtte terms to Mess Pavenstedt Sehums oher the ship
Hercuiean 62 tons restr built Of white Kingston
Mass
Teen solo At S60 and ship Howes 40 TONS years old
built at Hoboken about $s new ship on the
stocks at Bath noticed sold for Liverpool packet IL TO
be called the Caravan
LAuscHrD-At Baltimore June 20, BY Messrs Cooper 4
Buter, brig Laura OF 164 TONS Sho Is Messrs
Friend Price. and will be employed in the Bias COCOA
nut trade.
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Illustrated London News.-Permanent En-
Agreement Of the Illustrated London News to two
whole sheets, containing ninstysix columns In
quences 81 the repeal Of the Newspaper stamp In Eng
1anc the roprietors OF the Illustrated London News
that tae size OF that paper will be doubled and
viii consist in future Of two whole Sheets nnesysix
columns every As the removal Of the stamp will
prevent the paper passing through the English Post
se, additional charges viii have to Be paid By the i'm
dersgnsd agents Tor the Illustrated london for the
United states give notice that from the frs Of
July the subscription price Of the paper in Amerca in
sluoing all extra elements large engravines, TO-,
will be twelve dollars per snnum dollars per half
year. WILMER & ROGERS, Foreign newspaper Office,
AZ Nassau street. corner of Liberty street.
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Singers sewfru Machines.-It lie . Fact

singers sewfrS Mschines.-t 10 . Fact
known 70 thoussnss that o, the great clothing
beuses 10 New York mskirg extensive sales OF sun
mer coats and vests made in style perfect residence
revef approached before. These oosts and vests
made hrougho except button hoss, BY singers
Ing machines 1t Ia not strsnge that the drm referred
70 should have rush Of butlness aod obtain better
prices than any Of their Competitors. They have
TIE right means by employ ing exclusively singers
chimes These machines have just been greatly I'M
proved, without noise and With very little
sxertion OF the operator. AL ober mschins liable
70 suits for iyfr'rgements Of valid patents. singers
,nly can be bought with safety.
l. N SINGER & co 32s Broad ray.
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should supply themselves with WOLFE'S Schedsm aro-
matte schnippe, preventive of change Of water.
which, the pbyscisns say IL apt to bring diarrhea
dysentery, colo, h: As number OF merchants in
small towns in this State refuse to take Licenses
der the new liquor Law, persons should lay in supply
before leaving the city Put upin qasrt and pint bottles
For sale by all the druggists In tie city.
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N,oht and Morning.

Njeht and Morning.
At night, magnetic powder" few around;
At morn dead feas and bed bugs strew'd the ground
At night, 4. Lyons pill was next applied;
At morn, piles of dead verlnin deserted
The depot of these world owned articles Is at 44
Broadway. AZ guard against svindlsrs, facsimile Of
LYONS autograph and prize medals are on all geuu-
ina rkicles.
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Little ksnsdis.; .oirs x%s. Reeves. R.sSss be.son
Aimssia Bearse NYsrK Julia Frances Wilson.
and Estelrs from Bird Island; briss Breeze, from st
sshIs sl Ham m.nd sHors jesse starr Starr
Ssasas.. !ssassnS PIoyidsnss Reeve: Reeves: Rs1
and Eastern Belle. Turner. Boston. 1'A" - A'n''
Disastery, &c.
sHR AFnAR Van Peit which s.ied from Valparaiso Api
Care Her. n sor.eagepoe e Leaking badly Her cargo
France and hnraH for aDoas
sAsx NAe9cssrr ses Augusta Mo-: Howe, from Psn...
In LAY "a 30 lon ~ leaky. Tho cspsan and
Ss..oS slth sails and most Of tn the rssns
were also taken on board the
Nader. 1 ut sr this so,s .s
% sSns %
shs shsh.rsd sa shore but Ser cable and
;as Ss she s dry
ss s ss %Ssr aass
re G ~ b 81 Ts' ss .s ; sS.:
Is only $1,000 &C in an Eastern eee where there
is insured in wan street. '''' "AN
BRIG GEN FOSTER from Port an Prince was at Nassau
MP, 18th inst, put in leaxy aud waiting for repairs
Notice to Mariners.
sucooNNrssETr LIGHT VESSEL
.sn abons .hs h inst she schooner risssd ana
has lantern With and reaectors hoop IRON day
fsnted color above plank sheer with the word
Succonnest tainted In red large letters oach side;
below, alternate Squares Of red and cream color.
following are sailing directions to clear shoals 40
Vessels In coming from westward and bound through
channel Of Whey eound houd ge Nobsvue Point
light to bear w, aud steer uut1 the lghtship bears by
lEE 70 Psiut Cannon ghshsus Care must b taken to
s,ss snd . nearly midway between sueoonnesssss shoai
ihe foosins the bearing. Of the points mentioned
n: rSs. Y hss9g,s By Cher
NV end Of Horse Shoe shcai These bearings arc
magnetic.
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To GroceTs and Others.- Corn Faxiha-A
recently intro ucsd article Of great demand aad Offering
retail Prepared and sold by BENSEL & HOLMAN,
Washington Mills, 2l6 Centre greet
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POs table Dressing Cases OF an Entirely New
and compact form, furnished with Articles the size of
which 90 not oetract from Their usefulness and pscu.
larry adapted TO the wants OF travellers. A. & j.
SAUNDERS, No. Aston house and 3S7 Broadway.
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That Lyons Magnetic Powder II the only
nsabls invention for destroying cockroaches bedbugs
sles. Depot 424 Broadway, and No. South Eighth
street, Philadelphia.
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Malr Dye, Wigs and 1oupess-Batohs1srs'
ss,sbsssa factory for these articles zss gro,s. Nine
wholesale and reta beware Of limitations rho lsrxsss
sssossmens Of wigs and toupees In the world.
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Married.

On Wednesday, June 81, by the Re7 DR.. Spring, BEa-
NARp VAN RENSSELAER, Of Albany, TO NARY, daughter
CT the late John Targee, Esq.
On Wednesday, june q, 3. CRANE to Miss LETnIA
GnIRsPIE, all Of this city.
At Newark N j., on Wednesday, June 81, BY the Rev.
Or. Wilson, JOHN G. JOHNSON, OF New York, to HANNAH
Co. daughter Of Seth Magic Esq the former place.