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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-02

Clad in their Joseph-coat of many dye.
The clouds will miss thee in the fading sky:
But now in other climes thy race must run,
This day Of glory done.
Sink. thou nobler light.
The land will mourn thee in its darkling
hour,
It's heavens grow gray at thy retiring power
Thou shining orb OF mind, thou beacon tow.
er!
Be thy great memory still guardian might
When thou art gone from sight
Great men-71e Jewsls of God-It is
mans duty so TO set them that they may shine
before the world.
The President then introduced DR.. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, who read the following
brief poem written for the occasion. We
give it in full, because we regard it as the gem
Of the occasion;
When life hath run its largest round.
OF toll and triumph. JOY and woe,
How brief a stored page is found
To compass all its outward show!
The world-tried sailor tires and droops;
His flag is dust, his keel forgot
His faThest voyages seem but loops
That float from lile's entangled knot.
But when within the narrow space
Some larger soul hath lived and wrought,
Whose skin was open to embrace
The boundless realm Of deed and thought
When stricken by the freezing blast
A nations living pillars fall,
How rich the storied page, how vast.
A word, a whisper can recall
No medal lifts its fretted face,
Nor speaking marble cheats your eye
Yet while these pictured lines trace,
a living image passes by.
A roof beneath the mountain pines;
The cloisters of a hil-gIrt plain;
The front of lile's embattled lines:
a mound beside the heaving main.
These are the scenes; boy appears;
Set LIES round dial in the sun,
Count the swift arc Of seventy years,
Ills frame is dust his task is done.
Yet pause upon the noontide hour,
Ere the declining sun has laid
His bleaching rays on manhood's power,
And look upon the mighty shade.
No gloom that stately shape can hide,
No change uncrown is brow behold!
Dark calm, large. .fronted, lightning eyed
Earth has no double from its mould
Ere from the field by valor won
The battle-smoke had rolled away,
And barred the blood-red setting sun,
His eyes were opened on the day.
His land was but shelving strip
Black with the strife that made it free;
He lived to see its banners dip
Their fringes in the Western sea.
Their boundless prairies learned his name,
His words the mountain echoes knew,
The Northern breezes swept his fame
From icy lake to warm bayou.
In toll he lived in peace he died;
When lif.'s full cycle was complete,
Put off his robes Of power and pride
And laid them at his Makers feet.
His rest is by the storm-swept waves,
Whom life's wild tempests roughly tried,
Whose heart was like the streaming caves
OF ocean, throbbing at his side.
Deaths cold white hand is like the snow
Laid softly on the furrowed hill,
1t hides the broken seams below,
And leaves its gories brigter S till.
In vain the envlous tongue upbraids,
His name Nations heart shall keep,
Till mornings latest sunlight fades
On the blue tablet of the deep!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-02

RRIIcs or THE REVOLUTION. barrels
have lately been found on the field Of Hub.
bardton battle, in Vermont, some Of which
after being buried more than. seventy-fve
years, contain cartridges that exploded with
considerable violence, when the barrel was
heated 10 the Gre.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-02

The ENGLISH LANGUAGE-fhere are in the
English language 2050G nouns. 40 pronouns,
5000 adjectives, 5000 verbs, 1900 adverbs,
50 propositions, 10 conjunctions, 6S interjec-
tions, and arMcles-in all above 10000
words. recording to Wehster's dictionary
there are 100000 words. t.ff
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-02
F. H. SMITH,
PORT NOMINATE, POCKET BOOK,



NJ W. cor. Of Fourth g. Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Always on hand large and varied assortmento
Port Monnaies, Work Boxes,
Pocket Books, Cabas,
Bankers Gases, Travelling Bags,
Note II olders, Backgammon Boards,
Port Folios, Chess Men,
Portable Desks. Cigar Cases,
Dressing Gases, Pocket Memorandum Books,
Also, general assortment of English, French
and German Fancy Goods. Fine Pocket Cutlery
Razors, Razor Strops and Gold Pens.
Wholesale. Second and Third Floors
f. II. SMITH,
n. w. cor Fourth & Chestnut Sts., Philada.
n. Bon the receipt of S II. Superior Gold
Pen will be sent to any part of the United States
oy mail ;-describing pen, thus, medium, hard,
or soh.
Phils., March 81, ls5s.-ply.
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ELS0IR EATING ShL00N!
CHARLES II. WHARTON

yEAS taken the Saloon formerly occupied
AZ by Wharton & Fisher,
In Market Square, .Sun5ury
where he will be happy to dispense to his
friends and the eating public generally, all the
.lelicscies of the season, including Oysters fresh
and spiced. The bill of fare will include sub
s,antials and delcacies calculated to satisfy those
who are hungry. and those who desire merely to
nave their paates tickled. 1t will be open at all
hours of the day, and all reasonable hours of the
night. Give US call and taste for yourselves.
" Families and parties supplied on short
notice.
Sunbury, Sept. 90, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-02

WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
FnoN THE LANCASTER CoLLiEnr,
Northumberland county, Pa,
WHERE we have very extensive improve
w mcnts, and prepared to offer to the
public very superior article, particularly suited
Tor the manufacture of Iron and making Steam
Our sizes Of Coal are:
LUMP, for Smelling purposes.
STEAMBOAT, : for do. and Steamboat
BROKEN,
EGG; for Family use and Steam.
' pEA for Limeburners and Steam.
Our point of Shipping is Sunbury. where ar
Judgements are made to load boats without any
delay.
COCHRAN, PEALE & CO.
]. J. CocuuAN, Lancaster.
G. w. PEALE, Shamokin.
BExJ. REiNHoLp, Lancaster.
A. .BAuMsARDNER, DO.
II Orders addressed 10 Shamokin or Sunbury,
will receive prompt attention.
Feb. 10. lS55.-ly
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LEATHER.
FRITZ, HENDRY e. Go.

No. 20 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
MOROCCO Manufacturers, Curriers' and I'm
AVA porters of FRENCH CALF-SKINS, and
dealers in Red and Oak SOLE LEATHER &
KIPP.
Feb. II, is55.-w ly
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j. s OF a

WASHINGTON CAMP, No. l9 ]. S. of A
w holds its stated meetings every Saturday
evening, in the American Hall, Market Street
Sunbury.
4. A. sHISSLER, P.
John S. Beard, Il. 8.
SuH5ury. January S. lS55.-tf.
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O. OF u a. M

SsUNDURY COUNCIL, No. 30, o. of L. A.
- NJ. meets every Tuesday evening in tho
American Hall, opposite E. Y. Brights store
Market street, Snnbury, Pa. Members of the
order are respectfully requested to attend.
P. NJ. SHINDEL, c.
4. HoovEn. r. s.
Sunbury, Oct. 90, 1855.
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~ tFrom the Boston Atlas
THE WEBSTER BANQUET.

The anniversary OF the birthday Of Daniel
Webster was celebrated at the Revere House
last evening, by grand banquet, in which q
large number Of personal and political friends
and admirers of the great statesman and jur.
ist participated
After noticing that Mr.. WIS mind wes
powerfully drawn to agriculture, Mr.. Everett
said;
And what worthier theme, my friends can
occupy the most exalted intellect, what sub
ject is so well calculated to task the highest
powers of thought Where in the natural
world do we come so near the traces of the
ineflable Power. which in thy great economy
OF vegetation, hangs orchard and grove and
forest with the pompous drapery of May, and
strips them to their shiyering branches in
November; which lays out universal nature
rs we see it now in this cold winding-sheet Of
snow not to sleep the sleep of death, but to
waken her again by the concert Of birds and
warbing brooks and the soft breezes Of spring;
and which, when man cries to Heaven for
his daily bread instead OF giving him stone,
smites the marble clods Of winter all round
the globe with his creative wand, and bids
them bring forth grass for the cattle and
herb for the service Of man, and wine that
maketh glad the heart OF man, and oil that
causeth his face to shine, and bread which
strengtheneth the heart of man.
The following passage concluded Mr.. Ev-
eretts address.
Two days before the diease of Daniel Web.
ster. gentle and thoughtful spirit touched
TO "the finest issues Rev Mr.. Frothingham,)
who knew and revered him las who that tru-
ly knew him did mott contemplating the set
ting sun as he "shed the parting smile" on
the mellow skies OF October. and anticipating
that a brighter sun was soon TO set, which
could rise no more on earth, gave utterance
to his feelings in chaste and elevated strain
which am sure expresses the feelings of all
present:
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u s OF A.

"God and our NIatire Land"
SSUSQUEHANNA CAMP, No 30, Of the o.
~ Of the l.. S. A. holds its stated sessions ever>
MONDAY evening in their New Hall, opposite E.
y. Brights store. Sunbury, Pa. Initiation and
isgaiis, $500.
Pm. SHINDEL, w. C.
En'L WILvEuT, r.. S.
Sunbury Oct. 90. 1855.
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FARMERs TAKE NOTICE.

"a 100 bushels Flaxseed wanted Immediately at
the Cheap Store Of E. Y. Bright, for which
the highest market price will be paid.
Sunburv, October 6, ls55.-H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-02

CRUELTY PuSIsHxD.-Wm. Bell. a planter
Of Tensas Parish. La, was tried at the late
term Of the District Court fer that Parish,
for crue' treatment of one of his slaves. and
convicted. He was fined two hundred dollars,
and the jury decreed that the slave should bo
sold away from him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-02

WONDERFUL EscAPE.-A few DAYS since a
woman. while drawing water from well at
Burlington Illinois, fell head-foremost 70 the
bottom. a distance Of 30 feet. She rnaraged
to get herself fright side up" and was eftri.
Gated with very little injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15

csUpr CURR-pR WARDS UNFORTUNATE,
- Friend other remedies now are used before al others
rurv or mineral Or WARD hunsef has move
experience and cured more desperate cases than
Price q remedies, VI once, 20 Canal street. corner u as
broadway,
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CBGARs-ovER MILLION sEGARs or THE v,
- rtous brands and fquaties-NOrmas, a. 50 and no
wards; operas - do bargains be had Cash advances
made on segars IN tnd, or otherwise .. CHEEKS, y
Broadway.
CEGARs-BARGAINs CAN BE HAD-THE STOCK H.
- rising anion. Operas ~ and upwards Normas, - ~
do Cash advances made Of Havana domestic and
German manufacture. o. CHEEKS N broadway
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REWARDS.
cox REwARD.-sToLEN, on THE NIGHT OF
SlO the ln Instant from II. e, celia. .. Of No s.s Wa
Der and four inch suction pipe connecting with screw ioat
paid Tor he q the said pump BY leaving Michael
Groszs No As Greene street
ak REwARD.-Lesr, ON SATURDAY EVENING
Twenty hrd street nays gold blue ensmeed hunting
VIII ni' bring l rs wss, Twenty ra street. w be Ssrsy
@1 n REwARD-LosT, ON SATURDAY, THE i2,h INIT
sr. sapposed 70 hsye 5eea en ia he room q he Gro
ION % Any gsr,9s nav % A"o
Ss LAs FTMss
canal stree, s@a Hudson RIVER Raos depot IN cs@er.
female knecl9s in he attitude % PRAYER 70 figure q s
sherman Co.'S bookstore, No Asior House, ysey
sarre.
Ok REwARD-BoAr STOLEN, JULY ETH FROM
r nee sow sos' Pse ny % s .n
De win receive the above reward Apply 20 Captain
! crt Lee Of Henry Scott
eo REwARD.-DoG LosT-A SMALL SCOTCH TER.
DO rer, cropped ears long yeowish hair sraysh mon
name owner, tArber Ms,hews. strayed from West
Thirty street. on Thursday July between and
- ~
c1 REwARp-LosT, FIRENASs BADGE, NO. Lass,
cI Friday last July H. whoever will return the same
ward and The thanks Of the owner v. w. oBRErGtr.
SUMMER RESORTS.
LIEoHANY. HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, y. IA
md summer boarding Terms eight dollars per week chF
a'' N'' Servants j. J. q wARpEIL a SON, prOpr,e.or.
"A westThs new and egan, boel-,he arses, in Canada
@ G ss Of s r,es s.d Upsn si $
reception Of travellers whc.s patronage shs proprietor re-
s er,ire lake 70 Noaresi cIIxs, s CoLENiS
sscys At &c 90 z. 1.
q Rsrsn bay and ;urrossa. .ls q soo. FRI
q steamer Keypsrt zoo, q Murray street, se'ween y
CLfrwooD goUsE.A DEIIcHrfuL SUMNER nE
sey ap yards from the bay hne groves bathing, bo.ing
.e IS. sSpna e. Sal i ksypo sp
p NJ die above place For particulars apply a lsi
ssser street. opposite Depau rV g5s p s Sood
+ AXE noHEaAN HoUsE-sITUArED -FOUR MILES
% Of Ss vss g no- gss s S or
q Ss. s;s%.a
MOUNT yERNOH HOTEL cAPE NAY, n y..ThIs
wi masnineens hotel me largest and most ccu.stse one
ss s % ns
s sss s SssS .ss clear
s% Sss Sds @ 'sss ss "Ss
with AZ Also sabng, carriage
toec,h~ wnh pin alleys pistol galleries, archery ten
quot pitching the LADIES' with ne hppodrome
ring under the supervision q Madame Minnie and General
CAIN FOSTER, Proprie,ors
CEA RATHING-I.oNG BRAECH.-THE MANSION
- House for permanent and transient boarers
SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor.
CEA BATnTNo. = THE AI1seHASy HOUSE, AT
ve y per wees fSse daily lses 81 steamer. sOa
stages 10 the above place direct from New York
JOSEPH II. WARDELL SON, Prcpriesors.
CTouFrI.S HoTUs STATEN ISLAND SECOND LAND.
- ing. nrmerly " the Mansion House. New York This
hotel beautifully located, minutes walk from the land
ing Accommodation for permanent and transient boarders
Military target companies and private parties furnished
short notice.
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FUnNrTURE.

LrNAMnIIFD COTTAGE FuRN1TURE.-RICH sl0o
~ suits for s5 and lower suits a. reduced prizes for
cash ~ The mandatory, 6st Broadway, below Beecker
street Goods 70 80 out Of he city carefully packed.
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DATEsr ICE CREAM rREEzERs.

HINTS TO HoUsEKEEPERs-wE COULD ALMOST
cit down aud write volume household grievances
smong prominent which might place the per
reua ose by day after day of the thousand ane
on. e hnes 80 necessary The ccnortaole cryna on
pesr,he Knives and forks walk awayhe teapo,s s
nrthe ade visit and 70 the manifest ndgf
~ the maid and the vexafion Of the mistress n IL
70 know they AL b. replaced DAVIS corner Boadwas
M frpet
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DEFRIGERAT0Rs
ID W itself celebrity spot The very atmosphere o.
which l. business DAVIS great housekeeping
attracts looks hay the time
whole tide of Broadway rolled through the
nsiesd Of by In truth Davis sells such nipiie variety
useful articles belonging 20 the domestic life, that nobody
look In without perceving something that he she
vauta aud stop o purchase lie II obligng and
cells everything reasonably Il pleasure 70 deal witt
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

WHO Is DAyISf-wIIY DO PEOPLE TALK ABOUT
w Hmm VIVA, HIS public services Well he ls cele
brated because he keeps OF those housekeeping establish
the Of Bleecker street and Broadway where
you ask for stands ready hand and bis
pubic services In setting example OF usefulness that
has been followed all the city At Davis there
mon and different articles essential 10 the family
fti which might recollect by yet the
Of which would almost make home wretched. Drop
10 DAVIS and sec for yourself
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EXPRESSES.

OCEAN EXPRESS COMPANY, 70 BROADWAY, NE
" York forward parcels and merchandise W England r
land, Scotland and Wales Onces IN knRlsnd, No Ag
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, 80.
JENNINGS JEwEIpy STORE, NO. ~ FULTON
81 select assortment Of ane watches ewery, s
plated constantly hand very bw prIeca
ok SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES, AND SIX VEST
~ and fob chains for sale NJ sacrsce pay advances
al the Howard Loan Office n Howard street
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MEDICAL.
frshiai allowed % extend and shortly eradicate ali he p
warranted once No. % Canal street corner Broadway.
DR. CoBBErr. ~ DUANE STREET, MEMBER or IHD
~ n Y. Unversiy, may be consulted privately ds~ss~s
%.ss See Dr. pio%s IN ~ s.
nR. LARNoNTs PARIS AND LONDON xEDrcA Al
IL Adviser and Marriage Guide nth edition. 90 pages NC
rsms. and shows ss superiority 81 ne sasor ~. and
London treatment o. certain Diseases Also nervous uy
en.s IN such dsss.es a. g Mercer street. spring
the Scd-Courier do. E,a. Unis, zei,ane
nR. RALPH -orrIcEs Gas HOUSTON STREET., NEAR
,sc.p,sS All sen,o urinary ais f.nale and ali esrsns
successfully treated Address b. letter. boz $50
M. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET, NAY. aE GOA
:Spss s s % s "s ss s
IMPORTANT TO rEMALEs DISEASES or FEMALES
fs S II . q s.s %
@ce osse No. % si,iy nine, West sneenh stree, Ny
OID DR. coRRrrT y CONSULTED PRIyATELY AT
and icsih door from fal'on street. Brooklyn scm A. S
DRTvATT ceEsTLTArIoNs...Ds.. WATSON mas
eases q certain esss In which treaed mot We an
twenty without instance Of failure fhe
remedies mild and there interruption busr, 10
change OF diet DR. watson In constant salamanca n N
In The morning unu At night his CONSULTING room .nd
sssdsnce, 8 NAlhsr street. fsy deer w.. q Brcsdvay.
Formerly surgeon 70 tbe Loch Hospital
II merry spup wrh Rleori, Of Paris, and VIII Dr.. oar
nochsn and Mott OF hs city may be consulted FOR u
important class of diseaa Including Of ne rpsi
hnss hs medical and vurgical roona BH ual say
daily from stc aud from 70 ~ O'clock He tenders 70
the afflicted positive OF relief Treatment also By
letter and medicines sert Consultations en- rrancah
q. ID. HAMMOND, ~ D.
CPECIAL MEDICAL NoTTCE.-DR. r. q. JOHNSON
- renoved.-Omee 40 Broadway New York.-fo upwards
isndrcd durng NE past year q he most
otstirase a terrible nature he has hsd We sasAcxon q
Witnessing fun and perfect czres s6Gevs can Be rcfed
70 many cfth.n nde.rsd Eneoursssd NJ sswsordinary
Ms Invaluable method hr tresii7e Al dseas scaed y I'M
been hcrc.fhly tested h.Tc he Isdies ~. enrnf ae
wentnovr. Gener. dseases special sr5ns.iass and an
vene rooms furrAsbsd during Illness q M house consu
tons sher IN person or By msL srcb sonnsnhaL Once
'0'f''A = 'o'Sc JOHNSON. Operating Physician
CURE CURE pR. WARDS uWoRTUNATF,s
- Friend and other remedies now are used before al
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L,oR sALE-A LARGE IRON SAFE, srEARNs MAR
WINS manufacture, NEARLY nsw,) also two desks and a
barge wagon able Cor lager bier brewers &c Apply 10 w.
H. kAwkON, 10 East Eleventh street.
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NoTICE-sHIrPEns PER STEAMSHIP CREsCBN1
IN City, hence 70 New Orleans In December last
quessd p send er nyeces a once 70 The uoer.gnsd a.
state where and for what amount Insured This
having lost the Bahamas they required cnnN
the merchasdise saved and make division Of the poceei
The already kept open hong and mi
pers persist in neslec?g his notice they win lose tber sr
Nrw foRr, June Bnsss
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LNoR sALE-A Low RUNNING AND VERY NEAT
II for used few times bay horse
stylish Tor riding driving saddle bride &C,
Sioo. Apply 10 A. DUPi.AN Co, II broadway. Also
second hand road wagon. St5.
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IHoR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND fURNI.
grocery and liquor store. Inquire the pre-
ises sheriff street. sitting and two bedrooms at
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L'oR NORFOLK AND PETERsWRG.-rHE UNITED
in ssis~ mall steamship ROANOKE Capt. Thomas Stin
ner will for the above places "Wednesday July
4oclock r. M from pier 10 North river. She viii arrive
Norfolk the afternoon, and Petersburg the iOwne
morning Passengers for The South win prcceed directly
Southern mail line 10 Charleston Augusta W
vannsh Those for Richmond will arrive ~ their dessna
on early Friday morning Travellers viii hsd this the chea
est pleasanie.t and expeditions route. Passage an
fare with 10 Norfolk - Petersburg and Rich
mond $40. Apply 70 LUDLAM PLEAsANTs, % Broad
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CEA BATHINa-IoNa BRAECH.--THE MANSION
- House u nov open for permanent and transient bcare
SAMUEL LAIRD. Proprieior.
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n OsT-LOST-LOsT.-or COURSE 1T ~ LOST. DID
L. have anything useful about the house that did
no, get lost Did you ever have anything hat commanded
The general admiration either IN kitchen parr that
somebody did make love " and forthwith s sight
gaddened added 10 domestic sccommcda
on 70 be provoking when the loss OF
little household things could not readily be supplied but
DAVIS furnishes everything In the housekeeping
his grand depot Broadway and Beecker street. the
loss Is OF comparatively little consequence
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DOUBLE ICE PITCHERS.
U,OR sAIF-AT TIE GREAT EMPORIUM FOR sur
IT plying the wants Of honsekeepcrs -.
Nos GA aid GAG Broadway, corner Bleecker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15

CEA BATHING, : THE ALIEGHANy HOUSE, AT
Long Branch New Jersey nov open for he reception
stages 10 the above place direct from New York.
JOSEPH ~ WARDELL SON prcpriesors.
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r,o WIDOWS AND oRPHANs.-AN UNMARRIED NAN
years old, Of the highest respecabiy wishes to make
with either OF the above who have property
requiring the attention Of gentlemen TO convol for Them
He considered by those who know him we'll shrewd and
good hnancier Any communication addressed 20 boz los
Williamsburg Post ONCE, viii with pleasure be promptly
attended 10.
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ICsTABLIeHED OVER TEN YEARS.-FRANKLIN MU
u scum, III Grand street-None dare compete with the
style performances Warrior troupe
OF Model Arste whose for all that Is classic and
beautiful stands unrvaled. Her entire troupe Of twenty
comprising OF the finest formed women In
world will appear this afternoon at 5 and evening Ct In
of stauary. Remember III Grand
street. door from broadway.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM ~ GRAND STREET ONE
door frsm the Of Broadway every a0nQen
and evening by Madame Wartons troupe o. Model Art
n IN number comprising company Of the finest formed wo
In the world with other entertainments Performances
at in the afternoon and at in the evening.
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NOR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER GRO
cry, One bcaAon and now doing good business,
dwelling attached which will be let good tenant
Fun particulars will be given by tking
application OF State and Hoy streets Brooklyn.
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TIERRy D. HERTs, JR. .Ar,TIoN EER FER
~ d ~ n o'clock At store 81, Pine street 10000 Havana
and German scgars comprising several choice brands
vaa resasa couches hgsrps, regaas prncipes espano
a. star the west and In gloria IN bundles &C. &C. being
entire STOCK o. larRe mpofunk NOUS snn p q. -
tention OF the trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

g>r..uS Lloyd. AUTHORIZATIONS TLovDs son
~tn sell this day October "a n t0L o'clcck their
as Broadway, Of Broone street large In
49,. ~ french and German fancy goods consisting ia part
~ vssss Bohemian sass ware cocks emechanics las,os
Sasne botes razors, pocket knives, fancy sosps, &C.
sSsS M pos.iyeiy Se sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24

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