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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

w H. DIsBRow,s
Firm AVENUE, CORNER or TmRrY NINTH STREET,
Murray Hl1 New York.
H. d. has honor to announce that his elegant and
comnodios riding academy for the reception Of
pupils and pleasure parties In equestsnis Mr. d. has
ISOLATED with him Instructors his sister Miss Annie NJ Dis
and his brother Mr. David r. Dsbrow and favora
bly, known professor horsemanship in the city of Bos
and hopes that the acquisition of their valuable aid will
be conducive the popularity usefulness Of his academy
In submitting the Following rules and regulations of his
abshment the public he atters himself that they will meet
with the appreciation of AL who desire well regulated
and select academy and that nothing shall be omitted his
establishment and be towards those who may
honor him with their patronage
Introduction required Of ladies' by pupil other
responsible person.
q All lessons or rides paid for on commencing
Hours for Indies daily from A. NJ to3P M, and We'd
Hours for gentlemen daily from to "A. NJ, TO G. aud
to 10 II. ".
gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated for
ladies.
-Four allowed for each lesson ride IN the school
Ladies Ill not be- received for lessons pleasure riding
on the day Of application unless introduced.
s. No deviation from inirs terms.
Only three months allowed a OF lessons rides
Evening parties Of ladies and gentlemen for pleasure riding
only TUESDAY, Thursday and saturday evenings from 70
o'clock, with enltven the
Evening class instruction gentlemen, Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday evenings from y to 10 O'Clock.
Highly trained and quiet horses far the parade, & ct
Horses taken livery, with the privilege OF sng in the
Academy
The Filth and Madison lines Of omnibuses
viii convey passengers and from the door two min
The Sixth omninuses and pass within
block OF the Academy every two minutes.
The evening school will commence LIST of October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

T'fiE FASHION CoURsE.-L. A. CROMWELL AND GEO.
r. GoKTEE have taken the Mansion House ana bars ut
the Fashion for the present meeting where ley
prepared TO dispense the good things OF the land 70
the satisfaction Of The most fastiious-
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
A DoDwoRTHs
N. DANCING ACADEMIES,
M "a. ErnadNCnA Nasx Nnl.k

No SOC Broadway, ysw Yo,s: ,,..,-
-s N New fsss september
Mr. popwoRfm would sfs oesssion q cay t. b. has
long felt the receesy Of introducing system Of instruction
ns sSs would ~ BE- q X and nd
ls ". years The fsey with ~isch hs pSisa ADD similar
dances q tic present time arr acguired has Induced ma o
ira. nesie u Che causes may = attributed the ap
o. % many Fund saeaesea yogns ss o. inc
.or hcr de.s. without lnicnsdIais eSercse INA he
been rsaincd they then sent e teacher Of dsscin
lev older dances all viii be reueded that they
VIII 4 S.ce become graceful surely n,sS s1s
ing early 10 life at intervals during their necessary stu
and such dances addition the fashions BILE
v.ud add grace the nsure walk and every movements
~ his " able accomplishment AnTiousio restore
usa graceful study The yaaei de il orar and
CHER DANES q sausr usctaess The eyaen, success Of
attention 10 dancing connected with caishni aud
.ain H. mnGr his Snsns 10 cali Upon Inc most promnsnt
ssss a1s sTns wa % r rir seoe best
gained such Information will In addition 20 his
s ~, ss make sass S polka S s vii aP 's,
Their health heure and welk end consequently have suary
During his European q his season Mr. Doaworh has
,p ~ sopaar atm se s n VI
smc u three With other novelties WIN be introduced at the
' Circulars I may Be bad !, ether Academy
~ WEIGHTS DANCING ACADEMY, 40 $50 BROAD.
~. way, will open Tuesday october s. Bays-~tades,
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons gentlemen, Tuesday and
friday evenings.
DANCING ACADEMY. Cst BROApwAY-yR. Pc.
KAcllIo informs his friends that 10 viii open hts greel
Molse Saloon, No Gst broadway tho 2Nh Inst lie VII
teach fss Sa4snrs. usi fashionable 81 Paris urand
sorcc Wednesday and saturday until 2oclock.
II rrRRFRos DANCING ACADEMIES
y Mr eas The ar Tee academic. sem viii ssa
hsw i9rs On the s Of October and Brookya lah oc'o-
:, Genens evening cla'scs, New York October rs and
siended sorce given usual For circulars apply the
MADAME sAUvAGEAUs DANCING ACADFrY, sts
" Roadway In the marble building. door above
hkecter street over Mendes saloon open every day and
sorcef Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdaya
NfNr. AUGUSTA mas THE HONOR TO INFORM HER
val - lont AMI avorably known this city, reopen
dancing academy IN New York The 9th Of October ii 90
Orfnler l12 Clinton corner OF Atlantic rnr cir.
NNisvN apply IS aN SONS broadway, solomon
street ant w. Chanscrs psnofnrtcs NJ Fourth
and Asor place. Brooklyn IN the dry goods store
., Atlantic and clinton streets
COLE MEDAL or HONOR AT THE UNIVERSAL.
pFpor or TnE ALEXANDRA ORGANS
Adapted q the o drawing churches lodges
THAIBERg
" ne Cnca States has been adopted BIZ the most eminent
artps b Europe and Americs-MdIc. Wells. Iasz Cots
'''''' '''' frice ss. sxs, sxs ssn. ssys
Descriptive circular sent % address application
hERNARn &FABREaUEtrFs, Jr, 81 hey street,
Importers Of Bnsrnns Accordeons, violin strings Ac &c
Just PtBiisftED.
A compcse instructor for the Acxsndre organ.
FINE ARTS.
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L'YEsrGBr.-oPrIcAL rsPRoygxvSra To ES,HLg
IA persons q, AZ amns~d ~ rfaA wth rNse ard " s
crminn'e cljeei With perfect tmncwpes. Mcs~w1 1910
MONS, or,cisns have invet a afd rslsd ssAes sus-
az Nc greates Transparent ~ vamAhAH NvAnfagw
derived frgn this nventun that vs. - ne apAiFsf ~
preserved and s'renxhFmed - @u.omf
employ their GNht
,es~ iens~a q rnee l~s sra Roy a.
require The ffsaeu changes ~ Ne aE w9* ~Ha n fa~v
powerful ssstsnce f~r~ns " sfHea =. M
parts ~ The wurd by sendinr ps u reelrs ~ II Inc
glasses out ~ them i~rF ADd he dssnms frrn
the eyes my resd staa pra ~hh snd tse ~ho have
not MADE ~ specscles " fhr W
street ficcsdnly W. opposite ne Vera ueel Lnrgn. Knr
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NEW YORK RACES.
IN FASHION COURSE.
The Fashion Courre Long Island, viii con-
MONDAY, postponed irom Friday september ~.
and continue thvee t,ys.
SECOND BAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %
SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE IEAf OIDS Two NILE
$500 subscription 800 forfeit with $500 added Closed with
four nominations.
l. John Campbes Oh f., by imp Glencoe, on Of Arh BY
Wagner. =
Reber Ku,z's b Pickaway. by Wagner, dam by Che
rister.
g. VIM H. Gibbons b. Goldleaf by Trojan. out Of 0odpn
by Boston
T. Thos 1os W. Doswes CHI Planet by Revenue, out
Of Nina by Boston.
SECOND RACE, SAME DAY,
THE FASHION HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES,
Two HEAT AND HALF -
gl00 subscription 40 forfeit x2) declaration, with Plate
valued At 81 co. added by the proprietor.
Closed the LIST .luy nominations. Below s
lis; OF the entries, their ages allowances, az.
Appro- ~
Ara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

r ADy N n oCuLrsr AND ArRIsr. go SIXTH AYR
nue., continues 10 h&wan~~x thouM@ irem-@he
Any Diseases any sanding rrmoved anxsr~a opsres
&C. without psy~sop pain. wysk f>xfnx eyes nnns
Fridays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29
INSTRUCTION.

4 AnSxAUCTIONs
A oApEMIEs OF WRITING. HOUSEKEEPING, xc.-
With l,asSsle amhsion aspire q become good and
bcsers, OF Ks Fulton street brooklyn
A cAphMy or pENMaNsHIP AND BooKKEErING,
~ lroadway corner OF Franklin Street.-The rooms Of
ne SUBSCRIBER are now for instruction in writing book
arc 10 Oliver WEI ssIls
A IT, WHEELER, TEACHER OF WRITING AND
tosatsspinE IS Broadway q Thrtesa.h street
families oris@sa.ai writing executed 70 order.
A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN STU ALTON,
- :. teacher y school or visiting governess would teach
70 hegnner small children preferredA ddrcss N.Y. Broad
A RITHMETIC, BOOKKEEPING AND PENMANsHIP-
rclai academy IN New York and being ably assisted ty an
@as prepare for business T@o
private desks vacant
A YOUNG LADY, TEACHER OF LANGUAGES AND
drawing :, The Newton Collegiate institute who speaks a
e language. snd teaches music and Italian TO beginners
Nv 'na Situation N'ale'' = A. - uA0A BROOK
LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH MUSIC. FRENCH
N and Fngish wishes situation al teacher In family
BOARD AND TUITION FOR THREE YOUNG LADIES.
@ Pes na '''i Ssay and % OF s
IS laass wen auasd for the charge, most favor
ss %ass 's'H
L,EENcrT LANGUAGE.-PROrESSOR u. LAGRO1N
teaching nj la Ninth street third door of
broadway Thorough instruction Is given and the ability to
speak the language ipsred Private classes during
DAY ladies' aud IN Tho evening for gentlemen
favorable terms EEeouhied references given.
MEssRs. LTsPINAssE LAssALIE's FRENCH IN
I rui~ lsl Macdougi street. corner OF Clinton place
Boys admitted ony under fourteen years Of age junior
class directed by Nine Lespfnasse. English taught bv two
professors, English BY birth and education.
MARsHs COUNTING ROOMS
PRACTICE AND INSTRUCTION
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS
yis broadway, Appleton Building
Circulars With full particulars application.
MRS. w cAucHoIs' FRENCH ENGLISH AND GER.
lvl school, a West Twenty second street. will
September L. Particular hours setase for
In the foreign languages and special attention given TO the
elementary and higher branches of scientific English educa
ton. ReferenceMr. and Mrs Charles Canda, No. IL La
fayette place.
MYSTIC HALL. SEMINARY, FOR YOUNG LADIES'
iNl Horseback riding salt bathing Application
for admission catalogue 10 be addressed 70 the Principal
Mr.. +. y. Smith Boston, Mass.
RIO FAMIIIES-A PROFESSOR POSSESSED OF GOOD
references and able 20 teach French English music, &C.
wishes give lessons exchange for board Address NJ
s., Of A. l.. Smith Esq, Is Washington place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

AKTUSEMENTy.
kvIRLOS GARDEN.-TIcKETs 90 CENTs-N0 RE
IN served seats. \. ga
Doors opon at 4 . commence ats
BY DESIRE,
Pourcicault's grand drarna THE LIFE OF AN ACTRESS
Miss AGN rs ROBERTSON in her character Of Violet
Mr.. BOURCICAULT In his great pefsonaton OF Grm,ii
TO NIGHT, "Wednesday, sept ~, isasy
THE LIFE OF AN ACTRESS.
Violet .AEtea EobcrtiDn
1fimalc MT hlugcean1t
w AII.ACKS THEATRE
w
REOPEN
In a few days
FOR THE FALL. AND WINTER SEASON,
ENTIRELY fREGiLT,
PAINTED
and
REDECORATED.
Under The sole management
Mr. wAfLACX.
Fage Manager MIR, LESTER.
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nR " Lamont Sc MERCER STREET. CoRSkR -
~ Spring, opposite Nicholas Hotei. New fWA- o<1oS
hours from 70 A. N. Ill pr. NJ, esceps sunday.
nR wspp orrr,,E .ss BROADWAY, sOTrHEAsr
IL nor OF Rraane street Nnce hours Etm y ~ W
l0P N. daily, on sundays rom y :. " ~ = y
yNR WATSON aa RRooxE STREET, sEcoN1
Il tlcrk wet ~ Broadway Odlce h0nrs rom IN ~
morning III in The evening
npu A BARROW. fs PRINCE sTREEr A FEW
horks u Broadway, New fork-iours o. conss.
,sf,cr ,nm and fvm 10 = sundays exceptee.
vnless by special appointment
"a cooyER,s orrIcE, "A pv ANE srRvxr. nErwvrw
chatham and William Ohce hours from e$ahs VI toa
movnsnx until eghi IN 'hs cvenanx, sSnaNys e1orpssA
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N&&V~~"s
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1 a. - v##F M#Hw = m#&n WmfWrA iry fui -.
r~saeasF tmsAas& ss4 hasessAs A0fea y ~, nvs "a
ff,u mcNa rrwNNNa -xv fNvvwSr WANTED nv A
II Ftmam~a ~ FNV wHlfN - ~ fwcssn s4stene
a. a8 aWs aesNs @s.famHy A. aexifct.
&eatsm N~waaunru 80 tlsfsAi eake. - go w~ek
u.o MnuFKx CkNrFHfFEs rc~wANtEp rus
Mta4tN sNA fsest NaaN tfta3 ~ Natl uYle for
49, $50 "a musaNitfafas nspsny ~ iht M MI ~
a. " %ms@sNNw N@ae0eFs#f fNftfrnfeM ENNn A3Fwf
tsn~m3F - ~ matsaa az
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fNfaMAtN - fft~eMN - NN aN wss A. etHtsf fe~
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To srJscuAxf rafloRS a RwsrECr tRLg NAN ~
y aesNFuMN w *%sHsea NfwHHaH VI ðrfn
tshAN6 FAlAI a~aFef sMseasN A. : aehiaN ~
wtmea sd e@A $40 wal1 - mNA0H fea~r hlaaseif e.
nefsiiy a.s~ai Aesfs@ w. nsfAaaaer.
IT. sorrtxausn 40 trtcwrrNR FRAwvwoRx
ssafNe NAoesA SIS ~ sNk wsaparu sry
nassst afrt hfsAVa Ia fuha@ sruums oMrs paa. 80
sua a muN~f mswet
uyASrxp-ny yIrsr RArg camrENrYs Avn
w lptnef aNuaiAan - wSreAaaNe er htrt. ~ w
- - !. a - - - 60 - -. K
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vUasrrp-A doom BAKER. oxg wWo rxnrR
w sssnA ~ hasat~l 60 a ~ Brad a.. ion y b
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IL WILSON, OPERATIVE AND MANUFACTURING
Us dentist No 81 Bond street would invite The attention ~
persons seeking superior excellence artificial teeth also
every variety Of Artificial teeth manufactured Tor The profs
sion st the very owepa trade pricea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

WANgED-By THE CONDENSATION EMANUEL. AN
w assistant teacher 10 Civ. instruction In the Mosaic rel
gon Saturday 3,o o'clock " NJ and from 10 so II
o'clock sunday morning perfect knowledge Of the Eng
n language required Apply to Rev. DIR. Adler tss Fast
ilah
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DARTNER wANTFn-COMPETFNT TO ASSUME NJ
liabilities and responsibilities which small ana lHnE
tinc rm: have half interest IN rgnrshng raaa
business; sick and going South Address Wilson box NJ
Herald onice
WANTED TO PuRcHAsE--AN INTEREST IN A WELL
w establish job printing nnlce, doing nolrate tu.n
by practical printer. vile moderate ch ctpii
Address " NJ, Tor 3oii New YORK Pos; ofhce.
w AYTFD--A PARTNER, WITH PROM 81 ~ TO ~ so
w In manufacturing business person who hss ~un-
Tn very ny reference character uprghfnes &c
given aud required. Address box lu7 Herald odcc.
G1 IN PARTNER WANTED, TO JOIN THE ADvFn,
DlOV. tiser IN purchasing hehy respectable tu-sass
Their capital great induce Ger person of small
Call 81 n3 broadway, room No. 8,
conn WANTED. A Partner TT RECETyE THE
-tO. cash aud share equal IN exceedingly lncrsgc
aud entcel exhibition that requires tho sieuou ~ bit two
and VIII ~ least sac week Profits divided daily. AFpV
nj 81 Nassen street, room 4, second door.
Cp-n PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST Class
.DeDV. temperance grocery; good stock i've years lease
AT low rent hors and win take what money
spare aud wait TOR the balance. Apply No Green.
wich avenue, near Sixth avenue.
eEnn WANTED, AN ASSOCIATE WITH sno. WHO
spOOO. woud he willing 10 travel IN COMPANY with rss
ADVERTISE through The principal Southern cities during the
coming winter IN highly respectable business From q ~
10 $1,000 eau he realized Apply NJ &c Nassau street. RON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

THIRD DAY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,
PURSE, 500 TWO MILE HEATS. - -
PURSE, 81 900, FOUR NILE HEAT
All races 10 which money is added, can h. postponed
weather ii the proprietor thinks proper Enrnt
for purses. per cent
The first each day will come oil punctu,iv a. o.
o'clocktic second race ut quarter past twogivls am
persons leaving the city BY the boat AZ the foot "a
street at o'clock 10 reach the track In time 10 sec
pfincip. race.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that The follow
ing named persons have filed their petitions
in the Prothonotarys Office, and that they
will apply to the next Court OF Quarter Ses-
sons Of the Peace Of northumberland county
for License for Tayerns and Restaurants, &c.
Simon Snyder, petitions for tavern license
10 Lower Mahanoy township, an stand.
Charles Henninger, petitions for tavern Ii
cense in Shamokintown an old stand.
John Bower, petitions for tavern license in
Shamokin township at his old stand.
Fring & Grant, petition for license for sell
ling spirituous. and vuCus liquors in the Bo-
rough Of Sunbury.
Edward Gass, petitions for restaurant IL
ceuse in the borough Of Sudbury at his old
stand
Peter Yeager, petitions for tavern license
in Coal township at his old stand,
William 3. Snyder, petitions for tavern Ii
cense, in Jordan township at his new stand
WIN. A. Covert petitions for tavern license
in Sunbury an old stand.
Daniel Kramer petitions for tavern license
in Cameron township at his old stand.
Daniel Helm, petitions for tavern license
in Upper Mahanoy at his old stand.
Abraham Rotharmel, petitions for taverI
license in Lower Mahanoy township at bis OLD
stand. ar
Henry B. wsaysr, petitions for tavern Ii
cense in Trevorton nj his old stand.
Peter Weikel, petitions for tavern license
in Cameron township at his old stand. -r,
Henry IL. hopp, petitions for tavern Ii
cense 10 Point township al old stand.
John II. Weist, petitions for tavern liccns
10 ieTdau township at bis old stand. .8I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-27
Estate of GEORGE DEWALT, peceasei

NOTICE TO the heirs and legal representatives
~ of George Dewalt, late of Delaware town
ship Northumberland county, deceased:
Take notice that by virtue of rule granted
Ivy the Orphans Court Of said county. at January
Term, A. d. 1858, you, and each of you are
required to be and appear at an Orphans Court
to be held at Sunbury, in and for said county, on
the first Monday OF April next. and accept oil
refuse the real estate Of said deceased at the
valuation thereof, fixed by an inquest, held upon
the same on the cath day of December, s57. oil
show cause why the same should not be ssld.
JAMES yANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sher,fl7s Office, Sunbury March 9th, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-27

Is Amos T Beisel, Lewis,
l6 John Derr, Upper Augusta,
II William johnson, Rush, . 80.
le Charles Riddle, Turbut,
l9 Caleb Chamberlain, Shamokin,
20 William Reed, Upper Augusta.
FL John llaffer, Lewis,
% John j Fisher, Sunbury,
% John l. Meirel, Milton,
"a Johh Boyer, Delaware,
% Robert lIilliard. Chilis1uaqhe,
IS Joseph Bound, Milton. .-
81 John Bresler. Delaware, . .
% William ii Frimire, Milton.
29 David Llewellyo, Mt. Carmel, r.
80 John Clapp, Lewis.
81 Jonas Bohner, Jordan,
80 Arthur 7 Ludwig, Delaware.
33 John Kiehl, Lower Mahanoy,
"a Samuel Reed, Chilisquabue,
35 Samuel Long, Little Mahauoy,
36 Michael Grimm, Lower NJ abanoy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-27
EIST Or CAUSES.

HNOR trial in the Court OF Common Pleas of
4 Northumberland County. TO h, held ut Sun.
burc, on the first MONDAY Of Anil, lS5s.
p,,xr,rrs. Drrr>p,x-e
rcp
Isaac brown vs. Iolh = e'e''"hh
j. b'Hhnh eA rs' VS. Nnas' u DoHhei Hui' l.
same W SANE.
,.,a r,e' nnu"n Dun, w. \ masssC
.,aJarr r,I, 49, Iobn AIlo,L
80, vvoavat ,s Wm McCsr,y Of ol
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-27
FARMERS OF PENNSYLVANIA
ATTENTION !!

You supply yourselves with Chemical Manures,
wnrrated pure, which has been IN success ul III New
Jersey for the past Seven NeaTshey have received the
DIPLOMAS Of Few Jersey, New lmk, Delaware, and
Pemsylvanla Agricultural Soceties End have been used
by the President Of the United states his Garden aud
the Public Grounds at Wushngtury ID. und BY the
following Gentlemen viz:
%.F, ( I'rsis iss5si', ' cl.nsr,rono' New Jersey
Senator Roberts, \
Chas York,
ThaH Mu.fOd, Esq Camden y J., Di. Bctnes, DR..
knight, Mr.. Field, Mr. Atkinson and Lew Johnson, u m
New Jerseyhey say 1t is the cheapest and most reuble
Manure now in Use, being permanent and improving the
land by enrhng the soil is suited to the various crops
you ruise-Curn, Potatoes, Grnss, Wheat Cats &c. BY
enclosing Check, any New Jersey Phlnd'a Bank
or reference TO aay good House in Phade phu III ex
change for Produce fair Market here your orders
viii he hed and Shipped to YOU free OF Carriage expense
ca" Ecery article sold by me is Guaranteed-ia
Super Phosphate Of Lime, $40 90 n ton.
Bone Phosphate, S3U On
American Fertilizer, S23 o.
~ BARREL Is SUFFICIENT FOR AN ACRE
OF GROUND BROAD CAST
Pure Bone Dust, 900 b,rres rcady at s5 90 pei
barrel Cr s35, ton.
Pouire.te, Mol 800 barrels ready) at 50 TO 50
n barrel
aud P'ascr No Il COZ barrels sii to 60 abarre!
p, Ash 80 bartc's
Peruvian, Patagonia and Chillnm
q l MO sf7,s
GEORGE 4. LEINAu. ~
Proprietor.
No. 81 South FRONT Street, rhiladepha City, Pa
~ WHOLESALE DEALERS ALLOWED A LIB.
ERAL DISCOUNT.
TT Pamphlets Gun be had application 10 my Ofcc
or Of my Agents.
M1urch 49, 1853 -3m55ow.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-27
ANALYSIS OF LYONS ChIENb.
BRANDY BI

ssagsr 10 nc .stats of .Gessociu.s'ts.

! dsSaysr 10 'Ic .Stdfs ot hassochu'''f'
7 GLSLnAL CnAuLoTEn.--h hgit Sclowish
I btown.colored stiit, having hasreni edoi
when cvaroraled from clean Ser 1t lch no CIT "
offensive inattcr Aualy zed ivr volatile Shd h''
cd drugs. Of which no iraces oi Shy hiIo were
found. lie color Is tJr0Sed to lc Gaf 10 a caloFrd
iysin all extract derived lion wcod.
In every respect il ism pure si'irituoss HGGos.
The iragraiice or bObquot which 1t SosssS-' 4
can tie isolated aud Il thtn appears unlike ihst
from Cogusc Brandy or Wine, being riif5 cs-
ssnct rcsuliiDs from reutlIaf i'iiacitaiiois %
Caiawtu ana lsul,ea Grapts.
tHEaIrAL CAARAcTtH. 600 parts III vol
un,e or ,lis spili, Contains at 80 deg J.. lGl =
10 n Wis Of puir ulcbhu ttsijaa the ffnciant Isl
lOiUl res o! the tprtit siIord .3 paris OF strong
solution, the oil which character izcs ihis Bran-
4, the %. il left. after rcihoiing the oil, is luio
Yut cG,rlcss, Ind in all iis qualities Il ptricct sIi
rit not sui icct ~ charge One u. >. 6glon ct
lliis brandy ut 6h deg. +. r",,inihsi b'sidcs lir
epiri, and oil. only go gus uf matter tomrnscd
OF * tract uf nult. IN ", and cciored ttSlh fr"m
wood.
Dos ioN, January 80, h1S, l.,
Dr. coz L, stat, inspcctbr VI ono, ni'" ~
Jas. Il. Clifton. Chemist, Of Rev York, boil!
prononnce ,nis tc be pnre bruAdy. and ieu from
~ acuitaruil"i.
For A,,:enei yrrpo5tz I.y on's Caiawhs Bran.
dy has no IN. H. Ant has long been needed to- SUI
pcr.edc ,he poisonous co1pdurds sold under tho
t,ame of Brandy. As J bey,rlec, ihePuio article
is altogether superior. and u suv,rc'en sure RENE
Gy ior J., sprpsu, iatn.sucS.. Lo" Sp!nts, LIN
guur. Gu.ora D,hIilry, do. Nc. ....
alsJ. E>IlELBYs SILL. AND SPAIN
LING CihMPAGNE.-Ihcse~ ~ines a.G lDGGg
in tac uyishburhood vi Cincinnati, ana are guar
a.cd 10 le The pnrc jnice Of the UIapy, and arc
cM!lGnGy cal,nlaied ior invaiids and pclsons
WHO lcgtire u gentle simula!H, and Cor sacromen-
tai putprsga.
Le,Ah price > - per bottle 4 iiocral dis.
count made to the trade. Dealers will please
scId their ori. 10 thc sole agent for Ncrhun.
tcrlund county
John +. CASLOW',
Druggist, Milton, Pa.
February, 30, lba6.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-27
GOING SOUTH

Tie Philadelphia Mail Train going South connects with
the Mail TIuh nt Rupert, going lust 9, 10 p. NJ Tor
Cntiawissa, Port Clinton, Pnsvle Reading, sc. ariy-
ing ut Phadelphia aI 25 = NJ Alsb with Mali Tram
going West nj 3 o'clock z. ". or DnHvle, Milton Mum
cy, WIlamspou and Elna.
Passengers 10y the u'clock =. NJ. Tram going South
can take the II O'Clock +. NJ Express train Ehnn
aud the West lodge at BIoomsurg and take the o.
clock 4. NJ Train going East arriving at Philadelphia
Harrisburg at IL noon.
FL. LEAVFNwORTH
March 10, is59-6m Superintendent,