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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

par U. s. SEHAToR.-The Legislature will
elect United States Senator in place of the
Hon. James Cooper, on Monday next. The
contest lies between Bigler, Buekalew and
Foster.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

e. DR. KANE.-Some OF the newspapers
have got hold Of story that one Of DIR.
Kane's crew asserts that no open sea at the
Poles was seen by any of the party. Doubt
full
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12
ISissOlution OF ssarimerss,

NOTICE is hereby given that the coy
~ ship heretofore existing under the u
8. WEAyER g. Co., in Coal township,
CUMBERLAND county, was dissolved by mutt
sent. on Friday. the 18th inst. The boo
leii in the hands Of the subscriber for se't
on whom all persons knowing ihemsel
debted to, or having claims against sal
will please call and settle Immediately.
ELIJAH CHIDESl
Shamokin,. Dec 90, lss5.--2m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

Washington. Jan. S.-.The Democratic
Committee at their meeting, fixed the first
Monday in June us the time for holding the
National Democratic Convention at Gin
cinnatti The Committee transacted no
other business. and the discussion was brief
An invitation to attend the meeting of the
jackson Democratic Association. this even
ing, was accepted, aud the Committee ad-
iOurne0
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

egTHE PUBLIC LEDGER appeared on sa,ur-
day in new dress, and is now published by
SWAN & ABELI. The Ledger has the largest
circulation of any daily paper in the world.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12
Sortign Nebs.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAG0.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

7ae Srredish 7reoty.-Rumors Of Peace
Austrian Propositions Of fPeuce.-Cdpture
Of fkars confirmed.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 6-.The steamship Arago
has arrived. with London dates to December
10Th. She sailed from Havre on the same
day, with 240 passengers, and o cargo valued
at over two millions.
The steamship Canada arrived ct Liver
pool from Boston. on the 10th. and the
Washington from New York, reached South
ampton on the 18th.
Tho London Daily News affirms that
sweden has ratified treaty with England
and France. The allied powers guarantee
the territorial integrity Of Sws2en and the
latter engages not to alienste any part of
her territory 10 RussiB. The contracting
rnrties also engage to communicate recipro-
eally, all propositions coming from Russia.
Rumcrs Of peace are still abundant both
In France and England.
Count Esterhazy left Vienna FOR ST. Pc
tersburg on the 10th ult.. with important
dispatches containing propositions for pa
cifcation. 1t is stated, that If the Car re-
fuses their acceptance, Austria will with
draw her Ambassador from st. Petersburg.
Both the London News and Times express
strong doubts Of the acceptance of these prop
ositinns BY the Car.
bazy, are TO return Immediately, in the event
Of the Cars refusal to negotiate.
The difficulty which existed between the
English aud French government, relative to
the conditions on which peace should be
made, have been arranged, through the
efforts of the King of Sardinia.
The surrender of Kars TO the Russians
is confirmed. Nine Pachas, together with
General Williams and sixteen thousand
troops, have been taken prisoners. Among
the amunitons Of war captured, are $50 tielt
pieces, some of which are very heavy guns.
The Russian General Bebuoff has estah
lished his headquarters at kulars. and in
tends shortly to resume his offensive opera
tions against Anakla aud Redoubt Kale
His army is abundantly supplied with provs
ions by the Armenians.
The defi!es between Nars and Erzerouu
are held By the Russians.
Affairs in the Crimea are quiet.
Great preparations continue to be mad
for augmenting the British Baltic feet, i
anticipation OF operations in the spring.
Contracts have been made in Sweden 70
the French feets aud the accompsnyin
army.
The Persian Ambassador arrived at S
Petersburg on the 9th of December.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIvERPooL Dec l8.-rhe cotton mark'
Is quiet, aud the quotations now current PR
sent no change. the sales for the three da.
have been $4,000 bales, including $500
spectators
THE market for -four has been dull. Sul
Of Canal 42s. Ohio AS.
Wheat is unchanged in prices. Red whe
lls.Q2ils 80, white l2sCG l2s Sd.
IN corr there is but little speculative d
nond stormy weather having checked Il
market.
The market for beef and pork is quiet.
LONDON, Dec. l9.-Consois are quoted
sat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

gy The Carrier Of the American, requests
us to return his most cordial thanks TO its
patrons. for their lberality on the occasion of
the deliv, ry OF his annual message
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

CUMBERLAND, Jan. 5.-Millcr. the murderer
Of DIR. iiadrl and young Graef. WAS hung here
yesterday, in the presence of large con-
course oi spectators. lie protested his inno-
cence TO the last, and swung oil--dying with
severe struggles, His guilt. however, is be-
yond all controversy. aud the deceased has
thus passed into the presence Of his Maker
with terrible fasehood on his soul.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

PREVENTIVE OF CoNsuMPTIoH.-The Chi
nese, according 10 NJ. Montigny, French
Consul in their country mix arsenic freely
with the tobacco which they smoke: and
those who do it, he says, are stout fellows
with lungs like blacksmith's bellows, aud AS
rosy as cherubs DR.. DR.. louda declared be
fore the Academy of Medicine that ne had
found but one means OF combating consump-
ton, viz: the smoking Of arsenic.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12
II. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprieto,

To ADVERTISERS The c,rcuntic., Of the sunhury
American nriug the different tuwns on the Susquehanra
exceeded fequaled by any paper published in North
ern PENNSYLVANIA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

IHvEsTIoS IN l855.-The Patent Office
has been very active during the last year in
granting patents. One thousand nine hun
dred aud furty-six were issued from the Office
during the year. the largest number any pss
5eAckas Sssr yet showo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12
SETTLEMENT or THE KANSAS Diff
t.UiTIFg

articles IF Negotiation and adjustment
IVherecs, There is misuude rstandng be-
tween the people of Kansas, or II portion OF
them and the Governor thereof, arising out
of the rescue near Hickory Point OF citizen
under arrest, and some other matters; and
Whereas, A strong apprehension exists that
said misunderstanding may lead to civil STRIFE
and bloodshed and Whereas, 1T is desired
by both Governor Shannon and the people
Of Lawrence and vicinity. to avert calamity
so disastrous to the intetests OF the Territory
and the Union, and to place all parties in
correct position before the world
Now THEREFoRE as it is agreed by the
said Governor Shannon, and the undersigned
people of Lawrence, now assembled. that
the matters in dispute be settled as follows,
| to wit:
We. the said citizens Of said Territory
| protest hat the said rescue was made with
| out our Knowledge or cansent but if any of
our citizens were engaged, we pledge our
selves TO aid in the execution of any legal
process against them that we have no know
| ledge of the previous present, or prospective
existence Of any organization IN the said
| Territory for the resistance Of the laws, and
that we have not designed and do not dssign
to resist the legal service of any criminal pro-
cess therein, but pledge ourselves TO aid in
the execution of the laws. when called on by
proper authority. in the town or vicinity oI
Lawrence, aud that we will use all our in.
fuence in preserving order therein; aud We
declare that we are now, MS W" ever have
been, ready at any time TO aid the Governor
in securing posse for the execution of such
process. I'roriied, that any person thus
arrested in Lawrence or vicinity, while {
foreign force shall remain in The Territory
shall he duly examined before Unit"o
States District Judge Of said Territory, !,
said town, and admitted 10 bail and provi
ded, further, that Gov. Shannon agrees t'
use his influence to secure TO the citizens o
Kansas Territory remuneration for any dam
ages sustained, or unlawful depreciation, i
any such have bevn committed by the sheriff
posse in Douglas county. And further. tha
, Governor Shannon states that he has no
, called upon persons resident Of any othe
, States TO aid in the execution Of the laws
and such as are here in this Territory ar
here of their own choice, and that he has no
any authority or legal power to do So. no
! will he exercise any such power, and that h
. will not call on any citizen Of another State
y who may be here. That we wish it under
stood that we DO not herein express an
e opinion as to the validity Of the enactment
- :, OF the Territorial Legislature.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

e. \ Press of business at Court has
prevented us from paying proper attention
to our editorial columns this week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

Its estimated that the capital invested in
railroads In this country, is seven hundred
millions Of dollars "a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12
AUD&IOLs AMI PRIVATE SAL
Worthy tho Attention Of Every !,

w Va NA4O AAtsSAb4OAi VI 1-sSl -
HAEING positively determined To leave
n n bury on the LIST Of February next in
selling ms large Stock Of Clothing aud Z,
G oods at snl below cost a, private sale, and
month at Auction. My stock cmhraces
variety or very desirable goods of ,.iiercr,
CLOTHING Of different STYLES aud maze
rious qualities and prices. such as Winter
from S2.75 upwards; OvercoalS from sac
higher; Pants aud Vests in proportion
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Shuts, und,
thing. Boys Clothing. pistols, jewelry, ho,
and all other kinds of goods generally kent
Clothing Establishment. have also on /.
vrriety of Summer Goats. vests and pants;
Summer Hats OF different style all Of VIII
will sell at tremendously low prices.
The Auction will commence on the :
January next, and will continue through
week every day and evening. a(terwar,
Monday Wednesday and Saturday. The
will find il to theif advantage 10 call earl,
| buy al private sale: they have then . 600
sorlment to pick from, and shall hay goods
low prices as they will probably be sold by
| ton.
My store ia in Market Square, is known
can hardly lie missed.
| ALBERT EJSDEI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

The subscriber desirous Of leaving a. s,
possible. will sell to Merchants and other
may favor him, at wholesale, lower lhln
delnhia rates, any or all his goods on han
stock comprises a Asric,y ofgoods adaptei
season, ispret'y large yet, 50 that he can
Assortment Of sizes and qualities to huyen
Merchants will find II to their sdyan,
cali early.
ALBERT ELSDC
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

60 The following has been sent TO us with
request to publish it for the benefit Of the
public,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

A Law among the Arabs permits man 10
divorce any ofhis wives who doss not make
good brad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-12

There are only eight uewst apsrs, IT is SAID
publishsd iu the Turkish Empire.
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WASuI$GruN CAMP, No. 10 J. ;. Of .
" holds IL. stated meetings every Saturda
evening. III the American Hall, Market Stree
Sunbury.
A. 4. sHIssLER, p.
John {. Beard, 7. S.
SunSurv. JGnusry 6, ls5i.--tf.
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To Merchants and Storekeepers

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sHERIFF's SALES.

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sash sss inches lines IN depth on the liIe
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TERas-s q s d ths l spot.
Y - III, $#S s ss55 s,s5s.s J0HH II. BELL,
II tyl4 ~ auia Sherry q he Parish o. Orleans
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TsN vIsTU dun ID ssSsss 81 !,
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s!ass aaafssifs s8ss sas d ass
7et borne les Fulton s. Front Ct du Mareh6
q aiss ID
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gnss sur q gns qu L. separe da s. RI peds poaes
peds gnes IL dea i
ri gieds poaces Iiges 4 ns ani Y ssgars g 20
saisls dams Taiiairs cidsssas. 9.
4 jy14 % au15 Sheriff de ID Paroisae a. Orleans
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The regular mail tailed To-day from New YORK. We have
however, the latest commercial dates up the evening of the
18th inst, which give tile following:
The money market continues very easy and indicates i'm
mediate approach of any change though there inquiry
for discounts to duties imported goods the fall mpoa
and discounts from to for well endorsed paper.
Sterling Exchange rather easier and the quotations 109
from lOl 1O1s and settle discounts Francs
steady at 5l5 to 5.l614.
In uncurrent money there is nothing doing sufficient i'm
portance for remark There buyers of the various Bank
from all parts of the country within the scope quo
taions.
In uncuen coin there have been purchases Of Mexican
dollars within the range of quotations All kinds
coin continues with ready sale There
receipts of silver of old American coinage and other kind
from Galveston and Mobile and Mexican dollars
by the steamship Texas from Veraz Cruz.
We usual weekly quotations. which are the rates
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O. q. W0lln.MA.l.T..

$3.50. - - S. rs, $50, TT,,..9
Il As o. gVOOEyNTAW. WHOLESALE 0RGG aLaIys
taceessor 70 Jarvis ~ Woodaan eoFEfT N an1
aasaaae sssssss NeW $1,000 sna 1sas[ 4.
sars, ~
go oaIss asaSasl aa9s e ~
, s s4s 1 VIC, n @
$3.50 1888 y 4 ~, lsas 80 80.
~ AInssesA ~ 0llss y ~
sI gFE n sss 8si
ane
g os1s qey uos teng sasss
ot t7slp sonPsfS asseaasa ps
OBJECT NEGOTIATION FR018 EURoRHs 5S 5ssi "A
Receiving 5y Iatsarrfyais France Ind
larss assosfnaaft # 20 UHs
n WARE PERFUMfk Afaoag ars
1000 boxes French Window- Giass asHasfad aizsss
100 ibs Conrad a. driodate Pstasts 58st@4 8E
S I'll 12o6 ounces Pelcfey Fir t.ninues
I5e lbs Mapdsr,s English Zine Mas.
100 ibs Msnasr's Caouaei-
10 Jars Carbonate AmmoHia. S if
s casas Earh Nagnesia.
10 casea CsIensd MaGnssIa.
FROM TsIE BEsE zAsfEHT cAMsfANUFACTEREEs.
1860 ounces of oainiins Power d Weiahtnlsn,
20 DANCES salphate IL 1Iorrppthina
10 ounces Acetate Morp hfne.
gS 5 10 ounces stryehIisse 5 5s
E& 100 lbs Am ii. :s Galonasis ii 5st 58B
10 Ibs An lit s. Galoaaei Id Is Is soxeas8
80 kegs ref. Salt Fetre- '
rs DOZEN Chloride Soda. sf4
| a53S 100 lbs Nitric Acid Ssss5 Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

Land warrants taken by dealers rates above but the
demand from settlers slack and the quantity offering
Northern markets is said to be on the increase
The British revenue returns for the quarter ending Both June
sow the collection of OO0 equal to the
annual income of Federal every description
The collected for the whole year equivalent of
three hundred and millions of dollars one
hundred and sixteen millions derived custom duties on
imports and the remainder from excise, property, stamp
Postoice taxes. All this, however, the footing the
income taxes being continued at the year after
about S. 250,o0O. iE
The London Times, of the 4th inst says:
In many quarters is thought that the shipments of gold
which have been made to the continent during few DAYS
have contributed to influence the decision of Board
Looking however, to the steadiness Of the foreign exchanges
and the prospect Of steady arrivals of gold Australia
the United Sgtes Turkey etc. every ground fol
the belief that bullion will continue to accumulate here
weeks But in considering the position of the week
TO week. would not be correct to leave of
the Chancellor of the Exchequer In the expectation being
called to make heavy though temporary govern
ments the directors may think IN
ing their ~ per cent charge short time longer Meanwhile
It il believed that they endeavorng find employment
portion OF their funds purchases government stock
9th of june gives the following results when compared with
the previous week:
Other deposits -. 9Sl0045 Decrease Sg2 G29
Rest 324S455.. Increase ..... IL 454
On the other side of the account
Government securities ell ZIG 2D5. Increase ESQ
Other securities. "a s03 Increase 1892 i04
Notes unemploycd... Increase
The amount Of in circulation 2 being m ill.,
of fl9 and the in both departments
fl3 03T0S showing increase when compared
with the preceding return.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Granada Griffin from Aspnya via San Juan de
Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz TO Harris Morgan
Ship eeS9s Rsans As days from New York. Fosdiek
Ap ruiz &ecN1ss d;stric S. lt' ~"
Ship Mediator Con Is days New York, to Woodruff
Ship Wellington Barston 80 days New York, Chester
Ship Delhi Knapp, 50 days from Boston, to Eosdick-h
Bark sarah Bridge Billiard 40 days from Boston, to ceevy
Bark Thaes surses days New York. Roud0usquie
Bark EEed Eennins days from Philadelphia, to
IF
ssh noaso Rann ds% fom
schr Livingston, Weaver, from Tanchlpaho-basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Lyon, Ashberry. from vicksburg
Jas Stockton, Hauthorn from Pascagouln-Basn.
@ @ e D Swn
ton and Delta, barks Sarah Bridge.
down and 10 sea 10Th inst ships Mounaineer Liberty
chooners cames Red F9E and
BELow-CoMING UP.
Ship Warner Thomas, from Boston to VIM Dewey-sOo
tons ice, to D Warner-assorteo muse.
SPOKEN.
D- By Capt Penne Of the ship Genoa July I'd, lat "a 49,
long 70 49, ship Alice Couuce hence for liverpool July h
al "a 49, long 70 49, brig Ocean Bird, Is days from New
York for Matanzas.
MEMORANDA.
H- Capt Griffin of the steamship Granada, reports steam
ship Illinois left Aspnwal the 10th inst with $40
and 81 644, 600 in treasurer.
s Capt Knapp of the Ship Delhi reports having been ii
company OF the Iaaes with the ships Parihenon and Arkan
sas bark Oak HILL and brig stephensonall bound fb this
port. 7 y ,fNj W g
n.y. Capt Barston the ship wellington reports having
passed of Hole in the Wall the 9Th inst bark Lpcrea with
loss Of cutwaer and b boom On the 18th, passed bark
Thondko and Marcis anchor off the Bahama Banksbot
bound for this port. 6Gs t5I-'. "a -Efr5 Z,
S We learn hy teegraphic dispatch to the agent VIM
Denny that bark Oak H Capt Martin. from Boston, for th
port went shore South Point during the night of the 3d
inst. 1.E
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a a nj l4a Laa l.. ..s
KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA PoRTs-s ship Florida-
sugar, 40 bacon, 4: ~ {sg
PEysACOLA-5eht sarsh gizabetb- in ballast.
BAEMENTshp Ernestne5 bales cotton lid Ia tobaoco
522 hhds tobacco II 1ogs ceders z7af horne pEga.
HAyANA-Brig VIM d miller pity pnsyiston itd1 III
corn 81 ties hama, 10 bbls tnrpcntine.
h. IMPORTS.
B SAN JUAN AND Observation-Disclosures Grands-In
ballast. 35S(f52T8 -
\ NEW YORK-ship Wellington Assorted mdse III
\ B0sTOE-ship Delhi Assorted nadsc.
K BOsToE-Bark Sarah Brdge--Assorted mdses
&co. sg go aE &c 8T
NEW YoRK-ship Genoa-Assorted mdse.
NEW YcRK-shfp Atlanic-Assored mdge
NEW YoRK-Ship Mediator--Assorted ndse. N
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lennng- Assorted mdse.
& BosToN-shp Delhi-700 TONS Ice to s b Smith eco.
z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jas stocktonI25Co0 feet Iumbe
to G Sanford. "a. n
MoBLE-schr r A Baker-s00 bbFs rosin to Rlisssy.
saunds #54 a S8s98 FIJI }55g5 s55f ts5$sSs at5
BILoxI-sehr Houglon 600 feet Inrdsr to Merit.
Mcconnell. ls$4sa E5 @5 aS&sS5G9.2&9S5 5Fts
,TANGHIPAHo:--schr Myingsson--2ooo feet lumber t
Merritt Mcconnell 5sE53
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

We learn tina. the annual statement of the Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company about ready for the Stockholders
will show very heavy business for the current 1t is
believed that the amount Of premiums for the ending the
31h June, will reach million Of dollars This company is
something like the government at Washington It's fiscal
ending on the 30h June BY the intimatons thrown out
should not be surprised this company dixie Its great prototype
the great Atlantic Insurance Company Of New York; contend
ing for the highest elevation fame which Insurance Com
panes Of worth and reputation conendng viz soundness
oly, promptness and undertaking devotion to the great
and increasing commercial interests for which they
signed and do protect. lla -s.E -lEGf
We append usual weekly quotations of stocks and bonds
noting that have heard Of solitary sale of bonds for the
week nov; closing Is IN -..7Ir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26
CATTLE MARX EFT.

NJ JEFFERSON CITY, July 25
The market closed nearly bare Sheep with but moderate
stock of Hogs and Fine Western Cattle heavy supply Of Or
binary Lake and Texas Cattle offers Prices easy for purchasers
at our questions. N 81 ,%,
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TNRs KILLINGS, CARBIIEAETgEA AND As-
~ rRIEGEET sYRIIp-An IulaIhIs Pet1sdY III frJoI-.

MI BILLINGS CAE2BIINAETEEeA ME Is
- TRTEGEET syRUPAn InfailibIe Remedy Tor GHoI.-
ERA INFANTBM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT on Chill
DRENr CHOLERA MoRBuss DIARRHRA,$ M ANT IIs-S
IRREGULARITIES OF THE B0WEIs- long and sue
cegsfn experience file remedy BY inventor
IN the treatment or All the diseaaea which recon-
nended together with the respectable testimony which
numbers bear ia efficacy I'll the cureof s Bowel aee
tionsof Children Darrhea Cholera MorbuE and Dysentey
grown PERSONS eRtitle It r. higher than wore
one Of the ordinary huInbug medicines of tie
fess perform miracles and all the ills of charac
has been fully in the hands Of physicians Of
highest character the following letter from
aresident Of Lockhart. Texas viii shows q
f sDELTA, tCoahoma Col Miss, Mag 81, 1877.
o. o. Woodr,dn Esq Dear sIrThers but EeFy os
the offered ohe public which would be viii
ling lend the sanction Of my name however humble may
be- either IN the world Of letters Of medicine. Observation
and experience however haze forced upon Tie enayGon,
that Bilngs Carnnafye aud Astringent Syrup R very
valuable compound, prepared upon scientific
feetly in harmony with the laws Of organic therefore,
deserves although its kept scored to rank higher
in scale Of remedial agents than noetrn Il aoa
pleasure be able without the fear Of sHgeessfu contradict
toni my testimony favor Of its efficiency sae and
pleasant remedy forms VI bowel complaints for which
is recommended. have used II myself IN several in
eresng chronic of Dahea and Dysenter, and
mend in many others and every instance, where such
preparation was Indicated, It proved successfuls
Respectfully yours,
D N. PORTER, n D.n
o. y @ WEE 8. D. WooDMAN.
sF corner Common and Magazine streets,
II =, II raf nNs ry0
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Sgippiltg JntflIigente.
SATURDAY, July 26, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Florida Coes Key West via the Florida ports
g G Rogers &co
Brem Ship Ernhstine, Frereche for Baemeni,
F Rodewnld &co
Brig VIM d Miller, Smith, for Havana, de Wiser eco
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Webb, for Pensacola, Master