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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-29

FRoM RIO JANERIo.-By the arrival of the
barque Jane Williams, Capt. Urquehart, at
New Orleans, the Picayune has dates from
the Rio to the 23d of January. The princi-
pal feature of intelligence is an account of
the dreadful ravages Of the cholera. This
disease, which has been prevailing everywhere,
had at length disappeared in AmazOnas and
Peru. In Pernambuco it had not manifested
itself with great intensity, and only in the
southern portion Of the province. Great fear
was felt in the capital Of the province in an
ticipation Of its appearance; but no well au-
thenticated case had yet been recorded
From Alagoas, accounts sent state that no
province of the empire had suffered SO much
relatively from cholera as itself. The ravages
at Pissabussu and Penodo, especially, are
said to have been terrible. Happily, the peo-
PIE did not lose their courage, but met the
acourge as best they could, with such mutual
aid as they could afford. The humber OF
victims at Pissabussu containing about one
thousand souls, is calculated to have been
eight hundred.
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a. DEATu OF CoNNoDoRE CoNSoR.- Com
modore Connor died III Philadelphia on
Thursday last after q service of forty-six
years. lie entered the United States Navy
as mdshipman in 1909, but was too young,
at that period, to gain much distinction. lie
was in the engagement between the Hornet
aud the British sloop-of-war Penguin, when
the latter was captured, and in the action re-
ceiyed wound. lie acquired, in the service,
the reputation of thoroughly understanding
his profession, of being brave officer, aud of
possessing great sauvity Of manner. In the
Mexican war no was selected to command the
naval attack, at that time believed TO be ne
cessary. against San Juan DUlloa. He
helped to plan with Gen. Scott the landing
Of the army at Vera Cruz, and had every
thing in readiness for carrying out this design
vheu he was superseded by Com. Perry.
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Az ALLIANcE.-A very respectable ship
owner assured US, several days since, that he
was in possession OF evidence going TO prove
that the government Of President Walker
OF Nicaragua. had been recognized by Great
Britain. which had likewise concluded with
his representative at the Court of 81. james,
treaty consenting that the Mosquito terri
tory be annexed to the Nicaraguan Republic
We regarded the story as a piece Of gossip,
and did not publish it. The same gentleman
reiterated the statement yesterday, and Of
Tered his personal responsibility for its truth
but We still think il probable that there is
some mistake about the matter. We do not
doubt the more than Willingness Of Great
Britain to get rid of the Mosquitoes in any
honorable way; but We can hardly believe
the would deem this method OF accom- pishng
the object feasible ene. She would not
Ike to play INTO the hands of American fill
busters.-N T. Jour. Of Com.
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EDITORIAL coRnEspoNDENcE.
UNITED STATES HorEr., |
philddeiphia, March 25, 1855.

Philadelphia March 25, 1855.
The weather is a subject which every one
is ready to discuss, and of which every one
complains.
The present season is at least from three
to four weeks behind the average this spring.
Yet some early vegetables are to be seen in
the markets, brought from the sunny SOUTH
Fresh shad too, can be had, but by the time
they get here, they look more attenuated and
collapsed than any June shad that ever float
ed in the Susquehanna. Within the last two
weeks, much of the ice in the streets has dis
appeared, but the deposites of black mad still
remain. The accumulation of filth and de-
cayed vegetable matter, in some Of the mar
row streets. is fruitful source of disease
Even at the present time, some Of the streets
in New York were TO me, almost insulera-
Bile. The poor, in the country, who can at
least have free access to fresh and pure air
have no conception Of the rich blessings they
enjoy, and for the want Of which most OF the
humble class in large cities are suffering. Ir
this respect New York is worse than any
| city in the Union. The number OF families
and individuals cooped up in one building i!
astonishing. The subject is, however, begin
| ing to attract the attention Of the legislature
These tenement houses, as they are called
were once considered quite an improvement
but they are productive Of the worst charac
! teristics of communcism or Fouriersm, with
out any good results. The Legislative com
mittec, who have investigated the matter, So.
that more than half the population Of th,
Fourteenth Ward, it is estimated, live in ten
ement- -houses-some Of the most crowded u
| which are these:
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PROCEEDINGS OF BoRoucH COUNCIL


SCSBURN, March -, 1870.
SrEoIAL MEETING Council met at u
o'clock. Present, Messrs. Rockefeller, Chief
Burgess; Shindel, Weiser, Druckemiller,
Beck, Covert, Beard, Snyder, Clark, Haas
and Smith.
The Chief Burgess stated the object of the
meeting, and remarked that the time has now
come when the people of the Borough are
called upon, through their representatives, TO
decide whether they are in favor OF confning
the business created by the coal trade, within
the limits OF the Borough, or whether they
would prefer sending capitalists so remote
from their own places Of doing business as to
render the trade of little or no benefit to the
community, aud in many instances drive that
very business away which the people have so
long and anxiously looked for, that it might
render our flourishing town more prosperous.
That il was idle TO talk about the river bank
being kept any longer us mere matter of
pleasure or ornament-that the business oil
the place must necessarily interfere with any
such object fact that has been manifest for
the last three or four years. lie thought
that the river bank might as well be yielding
revenue to the borough, as to be lying in a
state of iuaction and decay lie also stated
that in few years the bank would pay all
the Borough debt, and all ordinary expenses.
The Chief Burgess then offered the follow
ing resolution
ResoIred, That the Chief Burgess shall
have power TO insert clause in all leases OF
the river bank, THAT if three months before
the expiration Of the term, the lessee sia!.
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March 30, 1856. I'm
ADAMS

FRIENDS CENTRAL DRY GOOD STORE,
S. L. Corner Eighth & Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
TTNIlE subscriber having made very important
IL ADDITIONS TO his establishment, by connecting
the first floor Of his Old store with that Of the
beautiful tour story building adjoining known
as 1NRNoNY HAIL, (surmounted with a high
Cupola, invitcs lis Old Customers and Friends
to an examination Of an Entirely New 5 ock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
selected expressly in refer ence to the present
opening.
The assortment comprises:
Scasonablc Dress Materials, Of new and elc-
giant kinds,
Plaid India & Black Silks
Shawls, Of all kinds,
Hosiery, Gloves Il Mitts,
Embroidcrcs & Linen Cambrich liandAerc'ls.
Furnishing Goods of all kinds,
hish Linens, Flanncls, Moreens. & &C., to which
arc added New Goads daily, of choice descrip.
lions. CHARLES ADAMS.
p. S.--Pcrsons wishing a splcndind view of
the City and Vicinity, can ascend the Cupola,
by private Stairway which will be found well
worth a visit.
haPch 20, 1856 2m
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81 The ELECTION on Friday last was o
spirited contest. The parties were nearly
equally divided. The result was as follows
Justice Of the Pedce.--E. G. Markley.
CJnstdJle-Elias Brosious.
School DirectorS-James Beard, Francis
Bucher.
Poor OrerScerS-Francis b Potts, Henry
\. Bucher.
Judge Of Eiections-Samuel Fetter.
hspectors-Samuel Snyder, c. Weaver,
ASSeSSor-John G. Fry.
Audit0rPetcr w. Gray.
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tg The Ice still continues firm on the
Susquehanna. Until within few days, heavy
teams have crossed it safely. 1t can not
hold out much longer under the warm sun
shine of this week. The snow is melting so
gradually as to lessen the fears of those anti
cipating destructive freshet and the faith Of
some in the aledged prediction Of the vener-
able Mr.. Dow is considerably shaken.
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J. NJ. BICK Ell, Prcs't
y. Y. Middle Coal Field Co.
J. ANSPACH, Jr.. Pres't
NJ n G. 10

On motion Of the Chief Burgess,
Resoired, That the Chief Burgess be in
structcd to enter into leases with the said
companies, for all that part applied for, SO as
not to Interfere with any other lease that may
have been heretofore granted-the rent to be
ten dollars per annum for every ll5 feet, ex-
tending along the bank. and the lease to be
in accordance with the form adopted by the
council.
On motion of j. Haas,
ReSoiced, That the Chief Burgess be au.
thosizcd to collect the rent now dus from
George Lyon and Samuel Mantz for Il lease
which had been granted to them by u former
council, for the fishery below the Shamokin
dam.
Mr.. Haas laid before the council memo
rial from b. Hendricks in regard TO leases
granted him, which on motion Of G.. Il. Wei
ser, was laid over until next meeting.
On motion of j. Haas,
ReSoired That the Supervisors Of the Dor
ough of Sunbury be authorized to repair the
river bank nearly opposite John and Allen
lioppers, he to do the work at the expense
Of the borough.
On motion adjourned.
EMIL WILVERT, Clerk.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

The following is correct list Of the Jusii,
ces of the Peace and Ccnstables elected in
the different townships Of the county on Fri
day last:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
.SmJwy-E. g. Markley.
Rush-Alvin Hughes.
Cdmeron-J. II. Kramer, Solomon Dun
kelberger.
M. Carmel-John II. james.
Upper Hohanoy-G. Adam.
jackson R. w. hartman.
WaShiHgtoa-Pe Reed, w. D. Holman
CoSsTABLEs.
.Sanbary-- Brccious.
Observation-Disclosures. d. Slater.
Miton--Jossph Hougeudobler.
Chiiisquaque-John Simpson.
Delaware-James johnson.
T1Jm-Abraham Kissinger.
Le,ciS-John Lamphar.
POiat-W. Lesher.
Upper Auquaa- Michael kciffer
Louer Augusta--J II. Clark
Rush-Thomas Woodside.
Shamokin-James Lynn.
Codl-Elus Eisenhart
Upper MahGnoy-Danel Dunkelberger.
! Lower Ndhanoy-M Martin Bachman.
Lille Mdhanoy-AGam LcnkcF.
,JdckSOa-lsaac Albert.
Jordm-Wm. Kemple.
! CdmerOn-Samuel Long.
Zer5e-Anthony Gillespie.
| M. Carmti-George A. keeler.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Billmal.
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EsS" TnE BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
of the Methodist Episcopal Church closed
on Thursday last after session OF fourteen
days. The following are the appointments
made for the NoKTnuNBERIAYD DISTRICT -
T. Mitchell, j. +.
Williamsport--C. B. Tippett.
New Berry. 5. McMurroy, one to be
supplied. ,,u
Muncy-E. II. Waring, II. S. Mendenhall
l.. T. Allen, Sup.
Mlton-Frankln Dyson.
Milton Circuit-J. q. Mckechan, Aaron
N. kestcr.
Northumberand-.T A. Ross, T. Shcr
lock-
MGlinburs-R. W. Black, one TO be sup
piled.
Icwisburg-Jo ohm II. Dashiel.
Sunbury-T. Taryhill, \. W. Colburn.
Cattawssa-J. Y. Rothrock, j. W. Stout
Danviie-T. NJ. Reese.
Montour Mission--C. c. Mabec.
Bloomsburg-G. Warren, 5. Barns.
Orangevile-J. A. Demoyer, j. Guss.
Rloomingdalc--T. II. Switzer ;. Shannon
l.uzerne-,J. Curns. Nathan Shatier.
Berwick-r Barnhart, NJ. l.. Drum.
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NoTTCEI

: Office is hereby given that am not
mcniher of any partnership in the fcm name
Of Nasser * Bowen nor in the name OF Bowen
* Masser and that will not be responsible for
any acts of either Of said firms, nor pay any en-.
gagemcnts entered into by any other person in
either OF lhe names aforesaid.
JOHN BOWEN.
Sunhury, March 81. lsjG.--
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signify his intention TO the Chief Burgess to
lease the premises for another term, IL shall be
his duty to select one person, and the Chiet
Borgess. for the time being shall select one
person, which two persons so selected ana
chosen shall have power TO select and chose
third person, whose duty it shall be to tx a
fair and reasonable yearly value on the premi-
ses, and the amount so fixed and certified by
them to the town council shall be the amount
| of rent which the lessee shall pay to the bor-
ough for such future term. The persons so
selected as aforesaid shall be first duly sworn
before justice of the peace, TO do justice
between the parties, according to the best oil
their judgment.
Also Resolred, That the time for the cree
ton Of the wharvcs on the premises leased
shall be fixed as follows "to be commenced
within two months from the date Of the lease
and finished within six MONTHS and if moi
finished within that time, the lease shall bC
void, and the council at liberty TO lease tht
same to other parties. Adopted--ayes
nays g.
The following proposition was then offered
New York Middle coal field. and Locus
Mountain Coal and Iron company wish to oh
tain lease from the corporation Of that par
of the river bank between Market street an
Dewberry street, for the purpose of shipping
coal, to lay down tracks and erect wharves-
not to interfere or obstruct the public land
ings -..-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-29

Ess" The LITERARY SOCIETY met US usual
on Tuesday evening. The lecturer was S. r.
Peal Esq, and the subject, "Action," was
treated by him in very happy manner. All
who listened TO him were extremely well
pleased. The debate was sustained by
Messrs. Cornyn, Wolverton and Clement.
II. j. Wolverton, Esq, is the lecturer for
next Tuesday evening.
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OBJ Sflarhets.
Philadelphia Market.

GRAIs-Wh heat is in better supply. but
prices are unchanged. Sales of good red 81
Rye is dull with sales at sl per bushel. Corn
is in fair request sales Of yellow at 80 cents
in store. Oats are selling at 81 cents per
bushel
WnIsKEy is held Grmly-barrels at 20 so
cents, and hlds. ~ crats.
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New Advertisements.
III. B. FUSSEEL.

Umbrella and Parasol MANUFACTURED.
No. . North Fourth ST., N. w. Cor. of slarkct
PHILADELPHIA,
Has now on hand an extensive assortment Of
the newest and most desirable kinds, includp-
many NEW STYLES not heretofore TO be had
in this market. An examination of our stock i,
solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Prices a- low as any house in the ciy
March 80, lSjG.-iwc
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INTERESTING FROM CHISA.-The overland
mail brings dates from Hong Kong to jan
Sary 10Th At Macao two very large fires
broke out on the 4th and 5th instants, aud
destroyed the greater portion Of the Chiness
town, ineloelog tue bazaar. Upwards Of one
thousand houses are said TO have been de.
suoyed, and property 10 the extent Of more
than 81 ,000,0
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-29
TRAVERSE JURORS.

.Sm6my.--C. o. Baehman, John Hopper
Emanuel Stroh.
Norilumbuland.-,Tosep IT.. Hare, Henry
Haas. Hin. Elliott, John Durham, U'm.
Forsythe.
PGiui Daniel Hnbish, 4 dam Vending.
ChHiSquGqve.-So!oman Deutler Thomas
Allen.
lihon.-Samuel d. .Jordan, John Houtz,
Jacob IVhecl,r
Leris.-David Montgomery, John Frymiie,
John Klapp, Robert Montgomery, Samuel
Shade.
TurLm.-DayId Mari, Cha,les Follmer
Delacarc.-James Durham, II. j, Recde-
Jacob Brown, Daniel Mckaue.
Lower AuguStd.-Cdsper ST Clair
Iuper Charles Gaiiuger.
Shdmolm.-John Campbell Nm Shuli
Daniel Hummel, ". ". Persing. I'm Farley.
Daniel Conrad
C0al-Henry NauGaSkin, John Caldwell
Zrbe.-Andrew A. Helm, Jacob Gass.
CamerOn-J ohm Helm
Jorddn.-George GuiSc
JdckSon.-Jo ohm Galen Smith. Henry HofT-
man, Samuel Malick, Jacob Hibsh.
Lower Mahanoy.-Michael Lenker, Jacob
SPOTS.
Little Mahanoy-Isaac d. Raker.
PETIT JURORS.
Sunbuy-F Francis Buchcr, Peter lIile.
man, Geo. c. ITelker, Philip Rem.
NOrhumbeTiand-nav Hlkert.
CLifsqudgas.-J. NJ. Neshit.
Ahiton.--Charles Stout, David Grouser.
Leris,--David b. Montgomery, Samuel
| Mengis, Daniel Keller, Ferdinand Piper,
| Jcnn f. Derr, Adam Sheyler, ir
Deldwd 'e,-Amos Anderson, Comfy L.
| Vincent.
Lower augusta. George Faushold, John
Zimmerman, Hm. Reeser Henry Shipe.
UppG Augustd.-Peter Coblc, Jacob Seas
/ holtz
Rash.--James Bryson.
Sham0kiR.-- Soloman Fagely, Simon Bob
ner, HIN H. Muench.
Coal.-Daniel Ephlin, I'm. Cherrngion
M. Cdrmsl.--John H. Yarnell, Peter
Stroh, Felix lerch
JordGn.-- Nm. Shade
Cameron -IPm. Kramer
Upper MaAaaoy--P Philip Reitzc.
Jccks9a.-J ohm Dohner
/ LsUer Maze y-John bns enan-
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eI- The TRUSTEES of the Academy..met on
Saturday evening last. The members are
Rev Wm. w. Montgomery, Rev. p. Born,
C. Peasants, w. l. Greenough, b. Hen
bricks, ]. w. Tener and 5. r Peale, Esqrs
]. w. Teuer, was electeds President; Rev.
Mr.. Montgomery, Secretary, and Rev. Mr.
Born, Treasurer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-29

lIULerlG--J. Turns, NaNHdH pH'h'''
Berwck-r Barnhart, NJ. l.. Drum.
---s.ss---
THE ALLEGED SLAYER 'ArIuh1D Al NV
IoRK.-lhe schooner f"iihouih Se'"tu at
/ New YORK on tne charge o, "uNIus :c'i u:I
htted out LOT the s.ane 'rHue Is uI"" '.,'i ,'i
/ clipper, oil about wv TONS ,reaSu't"'e"', '"u
arrived at New orN on 'ne 'lh ns,.' i"". r.a
Baltimore. 9he was So'o ''''I'e ''''o's ~
arriving ny NaP'"'' " "''o" ".. II
$4,000, which was p"id' cash uown' III III So'"'
by parties to hinl unknown i"e li'o""'
SAYS = -, ,u g ozo
Inc scnoI''t, tin. - n.;,h rad fii.t around
with all the appliances Of u regular SLAYER,
and in her hold. which runs clear fore and aft,
conld STOW away 500 or COO negroes \ large
onantitv of rice beans. and pilot bread was
on hoard, Her hold was slowed full of casks
of Grcwood. and lumber for slave deck
rwo immense coppers were also on board,
together with a number Of spoons and dishes.
The medicine chest from Milhau's. was
stored with lint and castor oil enough for an
army. A large number of cans Of preserved
meat were found, together with spirits and
wines. coop full of chickens and four young
crunters From every package and barrel
all dlrec'ioh MARKS, aS wen "S otn.' .5 - u
when couId Iead 10 tHe eo'''u's u'il's ~"
to the store "here they Nc'u Pu'en"seu ".
the person 10 "np'h 'Icy WIZ SUI - t
carefully erased iiuee"' "ol"i"S .ou.G "
lound on board so TAR us we coI'u See' NLNI" i."
indicated VINO she was o"n'u " VI '.n',,' Mnere
she was oouhu; N',1r ElNIn6 tno "'osIL,.! o,Ln:!
instructions MT. MsneS' Wtn' u%li "sno,I
where he was soon ,oi0"Su D! t.e halsi''iS
win the crew hahITu"e"' U" 'h0' way W
the klngs county If'Soh'
1T Is also stated ny tue same IouFHal 'G"t
not less than thirty vessels are nt'eu OUT LOT
the African slave trade at 'hat port ever!
year.
Arruop,ry op r ABROAD CoxprcToEs.-A
Worcester Nussl Court has decided that
railroad conductors have a right to put any
passenger OUT o' tIe Vpls oS io'oc ""o i
fuses u .on'P'! WIN 'tI to.e' VI t''' ,I.
Pah{' 'aasenset "''n'u " '.,,''',', ", i ''i
lu,'Vsn ., r'eio tno o"',, w. , 5r ,bo cnn
t.o,l anu S; T ~ ~, ,Io r, stn,ior TLa
1uc.or puS ,ln ou az ',e m'N' ~ ',Ie'I to Tordrn
sI'' Ii,"t - - Wv ;"
'io'', ". .,'',a,5 nPo,' ,f'on,'
.uv e"iS Nv ,So a,;or,i",
~ 80 s'.1'; 81 ,on LnJ ,;,,h, :,
ro,i oon 'c,"", from ,iJin', rn6n IN,
rars anJ ,bn r;%bt tn rso raosonahle fprre !,
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LIST CE JURCEs.
GRAND JURORS.

CupLu,y. Daniel Haas. Iii Dienor.
Lowcr AugqS'a.-]I' I'illlGn MalicG, Peter
RcpSer.
Poim.-P, Gibhona
Chii>TvaTre- I'm. Earuhart
Mlton.--llugh u. Barr.
IewiS.-Andrew kcrshner Fred. Murray.
Yirlut-Asa Everett.
Ueidrdrs s-l'hos. u. Arnold.
Slauly Grarhart.
>icmoIin.-lIoratio &. Taggart, Mallon
Bcughncr John Fagely.
Cog1-petrr Rougner Wash Smiuk
Jord,m.--G. w. Troutmau, Peter Trout
man. John X. Icist.
ZcrLe.-lI b. Iicaver.
Ippcr Nadenoy-Soloman Folk
Io'cer NahUoy.-Jacob Philips, john
Ntrt.
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1MAT5El1:EsIEl CARDS.

AI.IL.9 Y u. y J : u N'G-SIy A-DAJ0
VNH L subscriber is still engaged in the manu-
IL featuring Of superior Machine Cards for
Cotton and Woollen Factories The best quality
Of Leather and Wire used in making the above,
and after an experience Of twenty five years, is
prepared to warrant them equal 10 any made in
this country. am also making superior Leather
Bands, cementcd and copper ryited, the stretch
taken out by powerful machinery. Elevator
Straps for Grist Mills also.
Lenthe, Hose, Of superior qnaT!ty, made as
above. JOHN II. HASKELL,
No. 33 South Uutdw Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
March 1870
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-29

s1 Tue CoLUssIA DESooRAr appeared last
week in an entire new dress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-08
FACTS rom THE People,

mechanism by .Ilrh ,,o,-.
and labor saved admitted be vain.
race OF mankind How much valuable thai dIsexs,
m science which promotes health leng-ns dp,,s
from s human rsme To such World must ever
remain indeted Tor all It's waith N. go.
pared TO the lie Of islow being Indeed nd Il loo
us W b,Ievs eoneoct. for ~
Ills OF le and when that he Ia. ss
discovery the breadth Of his eau.-, s a.
ARISE he 10 Immediately declared smpyrc no.nm.
vaa.ni. In some respects branded
At once Discarded That Remedies ali
OF similar origin. have % doubt Inssss -
know this 70 b. for have thoroughly in IA
kkks bfrfEksi but ~ ,h -
valuable vegetable nedcn-. b N.
In reli Wing nerou<ness general det
neios-n dysPrPsd <fek fonndch, boe ooJinf aoss and
lersr and depression 81 spirits claim Tor
The mastery hundreds 81 other might
We Know that When used In low nsrshy sps
lever prevalent, will
aud That VIII cure all Others which vb,,
rrnisry tsken We also used nv
de.ts ienae aud teehing children, and correct he
elay OF The stomach In short for q.
70 Of its Manufactured IN our I.
RON eeriP- Of Of the shiest UpI ara
Ken and Recommended 10 others
denes That could b. given that BAKERS BIfTEs what nv
Purlort 10 De the GREATEST
.r HEM and then peak of their they deserve
10 be had Of all the principal Druggists Ri,hmond city k.
o. nv following Drugyists Peel Stevens nj
mchsnney rvisbur, Va Todd Hinton TrAylor Psr.bury
va King Tsy Norfolk, Va, J. h. Campbell Portsmou,h
Dor CSnm Williamsburg Va Johnston sbury
va, uaium Co, Dsnyle, Va. Parnyllr
Ihos Adams Co.. smiun-ld, Va, NIB Wells, Charotrs'
VILE Va b. Eskrdge, staunon, Va Lipptt wimneton
baltimore, Md Bodeker Miller Covngton, stabsr Jon..
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-08

ssaNoSs Br DH. A. EMriE-The sermons of this emf.
nen Episcopal Divine have recently been collected and
pnoh,he by himself and nov on sale at Mr. Jane.
Mo',ouses aud we presume the bookstores generally in
In our community as the able popular pastor of 81
vanss church, which position he finally comprll.J
" reh"qusn IN 1888 on account of protacted in health
OF his early labors we'll ofhis mature mind and iii
De rad ~th Interest by all who appreciate and adm;
pure evangelical and scptara teachings without regard
20 sect or denomination. We cordially commend th
volume to the numerous friends Of Dr. f. a. we'll a. IN ,h
public generally. ~ - ~ 'ne