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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

69 ~ sIiS sHs Sssssd IiS S.'
corner of Goodchliren and Champs Ely ssee.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
To Proctorvile, Lake Borgre-d's 2s miles Fare
through, 50 cents children and slaves, halt price.
Departure of Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city Tor the Lake, at...... .......10 A.
At's.'..'"'....s.+...,.. D +. M
LSke city, a'''.....-...... ...... 81 A. N
t...-.............,.. 5l4 P. ".
Ofce ~ common street. Fer all business OF the Railroad
Department orher business connected with the
the late Alexander Gordon, apply 10
W. u. BAKEWEIiIi Executor,
who Is the ouy authorized or sign
cations for the road.
R9-omnbusses leave Canal every fifteen minutes for
the depot. se22 If
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SS aa sSk sSk kES = SSSskEEANs skERAH s6kFNHEksf SAHk

On and after Saturday, the 10Th day Of April 1855 Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily 7.SO A. NJ
arrive at Canton at O'Clock P. NJ
Returning, will leave Canton A. NJ arrive at New
nlclnck 2 M
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Three hundred miles shorte than by any route
pa- Passing through SLAVE ERRITORY ample security
is afforded for the conveyance OF without
risk. Baggage checked hrough-sure connectons-hrs
class tracks and wide comfortable Express
Trains leave Mem his daily at r. M passing the benin
scenery ia Noh Alabama along the Tennessee river and the
Lookout and Virginia Mountainsvith their pure
and inyigorating breezes and ceebta sprngby daylight
through 10 New York with less time expense than
by other Try it, Through Tickets
OF the New Orleans and Memphis Steam Packet Company
Orleans. - -
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
j. H. FRELTGH Agent,
Office Of the New Orleans and Memphis Packet Company
under ,he St. Charles Hotel, left wing
N B.-Tickes by this good for any leng Of time.
may2ln
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NeA BARNES' HuTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY
W rhs popular hotel wi be opened for the reception Of Wis.,
E.l itors on MONDAY, the 2ith May.
The proprietor obtaining the services of
MT EDW kn KINGSTON BOYD, oug and favorsbly known
to the citizens OF this and the neighbo ing States
pains will he scared make this summer Retreat on our
Gull Coas desirab'e
The Table will se we'll supplied Wines and Liquors
The ply regularly between New Orleans and Mis.is
sppi Otts. WIN. BARNES Proprietor.
nS-A hiss erected which will give good
haroor and anchorage for pleasure yacht boats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

A RAKE dsmgohns Batavia for sale low by
IA $. WOLFF,
ais Of Gravisr and New Lsyes streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

The RECORDERS COURTs.-Recorder Stth on
sy sn Ell pay sss whom sa sT
oasy be sens 70 prison ey Assssas Esoess u Ho.nd ss
R oSs sadssed Is murder hsss cSams.
the night Of the s,'h alt Al The corner Of oySras sDd
two shots and The other one and evan ned nem ecoud on
der early morning Of the 80 ut his residence
he corner Of Camp and Me streets IN aG business
amned Dasis charge Of having stolen colt revolver
The in s.eh and every cas- rs good and the two
sssassd % Ts se, y Ps,os he hS n ~ us % NJ copn,
were shown be ihese There party door Con
he sesn eqnesInsd GOnnsIy "a hs ihsy would
~ards returned in menaciug connaiy took up An
old mnsket which was not lsaded and to them be would
his pistol and a,sd at him sundng MIN iavis had
@fer ~ .ho ing Conney's son pur aed harphy win.
knife and the a,tsI tun. Or him ard bus. ,hIss
OF be again his heels. mel Us very
Mary auRhn ore he First Dist iut Court for
smashing the be q Bridget .aushlin with iron pot
Thomas a lev violent demonstrations towards Margaret
ance stress ~s put under peace bos for Ak ophs The
following were held owe for examination:
other ossS. s 1--we apOp Mr. May mass her iss
r Borgsssds and family Eisersne chsrsss win crush
foot Of John Ermon's slave the lsves BY driving his
Assistant Recorder Holland p,s.dus ss.snss Of Re-
Sc q joseph Wright, alias rFpp the particulars Of which
RecarT solomon SEN Francisco Castillo to prsssn for sab
bling jose Iepsa P'ocorvs The particulars If which
Mrs. cbsre or Mary es., srr.isnsa charge q
sny street s,ws.n 9ss,msp AID osps y smashing ,un
Wis% ss6s"ss bid 70 :s.ss e having
charge Of having pu. Mrs, Harvey through savage
course . sptess q. ~ = os,s on ihassss nses
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VOLUME XI.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.


SSK FOR TRIEsTE-THE FAST SAILING
MERH American ship Lancashire, Capt. Alsen, having
f'he most o. her cargo engaged and going on board,
will with quick ds patch. For balance Of freight appy
to BAXTER, LOWELL A co.
For apply to the captain board, Post So Third
District myk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

HoUAAs PLANTATION, May 8, 1858.
Dear Sir II gives mush pleasure inform Of
tire satisfaction with the mill up Mr. j. Burnsdes
pltntao sawed gum cypress and other logs, and
find difficulty with either kind.
Respectfully yours, II. N. Scale.
To Edmund NJ. Iyens, Esq, New Orleans.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-26

perneurs, fiuo inter $4,000 giroidaft 8effeat,
um Elm Due0 gu perblnpcrn.
MauG Gbunf, ga, % San. Gi6s
lsr'S &eifenIabrif, 6 Wobnbduier lnc ein Gtaa
%tranntsn leste Nadt nieper. Gerlult nod uns
%befanut.
nNe6rasca!-S CT 2ont8l 25.
San. @OaU. &t4ar.icn 1T III Oma4a au8es
%fonlltel.
Nebto8ca, ben 10. San. @cuuerneur
Nsdarolon taoelt in elmer SOtidafto bic Waicrts
tat Der Ve9l8latur, neil le lid mad 6lcrence
be9eben bat uno p~erlau9t, puB iie mad Omuba
ilriidfehrt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-26

Sn Qinn Gountb, an ben Wouno Gttp Wabl-
pldben, tpurce bic Wahlurne 9ewaltlam bon
einem Otob megsencmmen uuo ~5erltort. Dea
Mcb IibrteO fpntsomerp, Der fid lar einen6ret=
taatlnann auasiebt y an. IS waret oalnals
etlpa etubunpert Stimmen (aleS Trelltaat ab,
aeben morcea, hno mir p~erlteren babel 3weiNes
pyale tanteu unb etnen Sena or.
Man liebt paarau8 baB mir trce Der erbarll.
liden unD ldmdbli6sn DlltrittSeiutbeIluns unb
zines Wabl9eleees, melde8 Wabltetrii9ereien
Ibir unb Ibrr Sffnet uno inter Incident cffen
uno unuerboten 8etrii9ereien BON 5000 bic
1000 5tiulmen seulaAt prroen, 8elieSt baz
beA.
Dieter Sie9 nurbe pot, elmer Bertet erruns
gen, rie bel einem ben ibr in Snnerllen oe6
Der3ellS 9ebaBteu, perobiAeuten uao re1flnd-
ten @eIeee 1iA srcbentbeils be8 Gtilameils elt.
belt uub pbBleid Die Aufiinoi9un9 Der Wabl
furs uuo unUr0tdnei8 mar, in0em ~eieielte ptefe
Der entiernten Ys3irfe utht erreiAt bate. Sl
Beridj iAti9uus 2laes tteie8 parf man ipcbl ia
gen, Dap pa8 Bteiltaat8- SOtuln UNI 5000 Stln-
men perfIrjt wuree.
49tun95rcat
sa Sbr 9ebcrI amer Diener
6. Us. 3 CO d,
Ytdicent oe5 @enats.
s.. W. Dettler
Spreder res SauIes.
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Sele9r0pOiIcbe Nacbricbtert
f. gertatet at BEN v8aIttm0reg IS sder."
Nplt0re6.

Malbtn9ton, 25. San. SIN 9 Senate
iiber9ab rag Yr1ltbtum eiuengartht oe3Rrte3sz
m~inilterS iiber Die Nn5a9l per IruppeI, Die in
ben perldieoenen 3eitpuntten Don 1855 big
iebt III &lnl aS l~tatIpuirt .p1ren. Olerauf Bee
1annen bic Oebatteu iicer bic 9icara9uasSots
idaft oe5 Prllicenten. W a . n pen, @cnls
mittee Der Au8mGrti9en e~rltattetc cen Beribt
SIN 0au { ernuunte per5 ,reter ~fct3en>e
Oerrl 3u Wfit9lteoern Der S}lect : Gcun.ttce
fit Rte PucifcbabH: 96elpS, MiIiouri; ScneS,
Tenn. ; Walbburn, Waine; OtiIls II, ga. /:
Curtis, Soma Coming, q. o.; StnBIfitcn,
WilI. llnoerlpcco, Rp ; 0rpc66cf, Obio ;
@ilmer, q. g.; Tarne8wortb, 81 pbitlpps,
pem ; 0ead, Oti4i9an 8fpau, Esgas, uaO
Scctt, Californian.
Su Abmelenbeit oes6rn. ) arr:s Don SD,
Der eiaen antra3 auf ausltoBuo9U tatteIcn's 9e'
felt bate, 6eantra3tte Settt: Die ~ferrere
Grlp1Duug rieie8 @e9enItanoe5 ip(Ie UNI elnet
Dtpnat rerlAoten Werpen. ba Die UertitrSte
| 9e1Aridt ein3elaufeu lei, eaB WatteIc our4
Die lAlpere GrfranfunS fei1er 6rau gu Saule
;nriif9ebalter merle. Der Seltti de Antr19
puroe an9encmnen.
8anIas! 81. Souls, % San. DaS linz
terbaua Der @eIebSebuu9 BON Sanlas bat cine
4tte pailtrt, ncourh bic Sflaperet m
1. W1dr5 auf9ebpben wtrb.
Die Snoianer berS9apnee- Ste I~erpaticn ltuo
aufseitanben uno perwiiten pie6eloer unp6ia'
Ier Der Nnlieoler.
Walbinston, IS, San. Die 5pesial
COMMITTEE fir Sifeutli6e Drudarbeiten bat ibr
Otitsliep, 0errn George Gaplrr ermGdtiot,
nit ben SauYte Druderu, 4apierFabrifanteu,
8ud6inoern &c. III Goyre8fppnren5 iu t~reteu, UNI
ii6er oieie 6ra5e Aufihlilie gu erbalteu.
Die COMMITTEE idlaBt prr, cine Oruderet 81
etabliren.
Stantcn, be: a~t3eieete EerrttcrialsSe
fretdr ron aauiaS, 1T beute III BaIblnStcn a1s
9efcmmen.
6rauci8 Tamanp bon 0iilicuri III gum Sn>
| p~ia1era N0enten in Sacanb Scr ernannt.
Der Nppeuation8s 6aQ BON Slu1c s. 8rrpn
9eeen Sclepb Is. Sbanncn (Wdrploup) murbe
beute RON Der Sapreme Court e~ntlalIeu.
Std mpnb, 8a., %. San. = DaS srpBe
W1bel- Wasa5in Der 6erren ginfcrp uno Yor-
terra brannte bielen Wolsen as. 8erlult $2O,s
900; baUcn $4,000 perlIdert. 2iu@ Bus ans
sren5euce Gisentbuu marp 6ei6Gpi5t
Serr Nirsmab, Neoatteur be8 0fidmcno
B6i9" unp .. S. 8iie, Der Scbn bes @cu@
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Spandnbiger gte9 Der 8reiifaat:
partei tit Aanfas!

Die gefardtuns, cap III 6cIse Der urter
Den Trelltaatudnnerh bertidenpen Metnun9ss
ceridieoeubeit paS yoenrtratiide" c>er mas
gleidoeutenp paS Brpiflapereis StaatStifet gez
fieBt babe bet iid 9lidliderweile uidt erfullt.
Wir laien bier Die cffi5iellen W a blberihs
te icl8en. Dieielben perbreiten lid audi iiter
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6hHN
. CAFES ss9S
80 @aeuer,
.ssSfsrfssfr., noos grott
enQli|ae Sprade leidt,
.,np biua ~ ~erlernen ~
= tebeRSsn Dsut{4ea @elessa4nf ~ V a'nfd M@
xr gptnterntpuate eiue 8enntntB Der enStllVx"
- al ers4rben, erEfnet Der uuter3st6nete 9lft@4etue an
ftsmntenben ar Hen 6Guatas I'm Septemper IG.esEIsS
SGuIea, 40 az isOemt 5Onntdse nnunterbr19se sssna,sr ritS
In aQeR 2wsiaea Der enslif4en Sprahe ertheit mef1sa GWaIt
unA spar SRRutee W2Orseus pn 9 nhr an n ~: .1tno gaa
-bsrpfr., amss9en @utap unb paeaar. W1am1fta9S ,"
152 ltr anta q. >. ete ron @alimFrs nno Son y nut
8rn ubr on In NlOntecmerp pate, Gde SSa N In Snr.
wEOntsuntsrgfr. aueIrriatssslb .nOaatlt6 Sl'V' SS'
fan8 3apibar xxrsrnuno bsr Ban.
1esIrrone ouseinanper sa fesen b Oaae Slsletu sra sS 9'e nr%
sfaert Iaubnummen alRiht, br repec anpsts ~ ~ ~, ~ .tSesff
IT'D perfanbli9 mcae tGss, n 4r Sa q, an bsrsannoSsnben
5ssSea BlAtsyabenfe GAM eeesnsk has am SDS st1 ss rr al
III @i6erGo Is. unp 70 jebs egoGe NqIn a o - seb~,1stbnSs BED
QssFcrtiafen i'd I'M r. 9eptHer ermartea laBt.
Hf5sas &sfads msTSen n prsen an -. s t5eosf efens !. n
lyar oNnf Ser llnterribt an IN Ntulberptr. I'M =, ~ 0V"1ass
Z 4 "a upb in Mggn 8Snmra 6als Una . Aer>
lr. ". 70 I'M as NJ g.. Fs 80
n...r.~hs ia JD,rbIorb Grftitutee Ii. ag NsEfcH untcerNtp
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Su @eniBbeit elmer 8eltiinmnns zines Sc
letsS, betitelt Sin @eies CUR ll%atermerf Jung
Der III Redemption unter benz 8eIese Der 9eiee.
a~etenoen Gerlamnluns be8 Eerritcriums 8an'
las, betitelt: Gin @eiee 5ur 4ufnabme etueS
Geulus uub Der Q4abl BON DeleSaten 81 elmer
Convention" rullirt ben 80. 6ebruar 1857,
rerfanoisen Die llnter5eidneten 6cI91npea ols
Das ~pfft}ielIe 8ptum pes SolfeS p.S 1erritcri>
ums aanlas itter Die am 4. San. 1858 norge
lesten SraSer.
(Sier fclst pas 0otur' Der e~in5eluen @ouua
ties. Da3 @eiamnts9 feiultat lit ::
@e9en bic 2ecompton ,@cnfituticn 1925
sir Die Qeccmp >gcult. nit SflaUerei 1873
Tir pie 9eccnp Gcnt. rhne Sflauerei "a
@inibe 9rdcincte baten ibrs Serl4te rod
nidt einseidjft. bod 1T O6iseS ras prlltdnOi9e
bis jeet einee9uusene Sctun'.
SIN @ansen miro baS 8otuua iiber 1900
ausna den.
8. %. Denver,
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Die feriidtiste atitimmanS am 81. Deg. W1an

oie f~efudtl9te abltlnllliltl3 am p. DEG. Wtan
lele n1o frcue liA!
2amrence, aaul, IA. San. 1858
Sin ras YcIf rcn Gonia3!
Dig llntey5eidueten erbielten an IL. ,. W.
rom B1dlicerter Ger rcri8en uerlaliun98eten-
een yer annlrli9 icl9enoen BrieF:
Secpa PIT Il, ~. San. 1853.
Is. Us. Vabcpf, prGffcent ce8 SeuatS Der
Territorial.2 esi8latar uno
g. Is. Deieler, Spreder oe8 (0auIe8.
Weiue Serren!
DieWablteridte iter bic aun q. Deg. 1857
unp 4. 9anuar 1853 9ebaltenen Ntltiamun9en
inter Der fog. 9rcmptcnsG SCI titutier, tperoen
mcrsen 0iitta9 10 ll4r in bet SIffce bes @e
nercl. 2aucrermeleys cabier seolint meroen,
uno Sic weroea adtun9Spp0(t erIudt, oleIer
@ele9enbeit an5Ripcbneu uno Die gertdte an6l1
bGreu.
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G~cn(titution nit Stlaperei 6143
Gcufitution cbne Stlarerei 500
Maicritat:

Maicritdt: 1914
Me9r al8 pie 6dlIte oieier Maioritat nurbe
in jerel / d LID auseliepelten Be5lrfeu obs'se=
Ben. MORON 3trct III Der Sbapnee 0ie5erpe ouf
0arcereien iinp, bic nod nI4t Der Nnleolun9
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3~uIalnnlen +:

Na4 %unierer &euutniB BON eugnlieoluusen
n uap UNI iene Yldee tebaupten mir Seraoe5u,
,aB Die 9rtBe Walie oieier Stimlnen betri9ee
tilte linD uno nit 0fiflidt aui anrere bem1er>
fenamertbe, weun audi weni8er SrrBe Betri9ez
reten p~irfcn mir mrbl bebaupteu, oaB rcn ceS
5an3en N6ltinlrnun9 uidt iber 200 Stiumen
Jeiesltde, bon Blr8ern ciele8IerritcriunlS abs
Je9eter rpare1.
ueber ras 9taat8tidet itebt bic Nb.
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6s75 6947
proit(apere. (Demotratild.)
6539 GAO
Spater ein9e9an9ene 8ertdte
E e
6545 6446
Breiltaat8. Miulcritdt :

/" $50 sol
Mit dSbintiden Majoritdten it bu8 91n5e
ibrige republitaniide Staat8tifet 9ewablt ;
5ap pier, Staataiefretar Meac, Sdaemei>
tier 0cooili, Nupitpr Parrat, GcnSreB,W its
sliep. =
Sir bic Gtaat8lesis!atur ltebt bas 8ctum,
ale betrilSetilden etimnle' elnsereAret, fol,
,apnnermaEeu -
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)len 2pblen Npbler1

r. Hudson & Storm
buben In itrem 8pt1en Depot SO. 70 unS SO Nottfsrase, ale
5Orten ron wetden unb harten 8cblen tn erpBen 9prr rtt,
unb tnb I'M Stanee bieielben Su BEN btIIts ten Quar-
preifsn Bu pertaufen. - Da unfere SpG!en gang inter Ob9h&
.lteaen, 10 tab Die stbsn tets trpfen unb fret ren Sdnee nno
Gts. Cute Spantf6 81 erttttbnter tperbet
Sir y q ( I onnpmrnen. Mob. 2i2Wt
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adtuu3Srorlt SIR ,~9eborlomst Diener
Snhnk@aI hpun.
Vrditpent Der NenNentlou

PtQltpeft Oct NVHVtIlllUH.
Der'bShi6eu @inlapun9 be8 6rn. CALHOUN
9emdB, f1noen mir ur8 5ur an9esebenen 3elt
ein unp lparen bel benz Seifnen beiu9terSertfs
te anmeienp, unterluhteu Die Wabls Brotofcle,
~ictirten bic ,3abi Der Stinm II fir nno 9e1en
pie %ein5elre 8cltimmun8, lpelde bet Ablttnr
murls u%aternerfen ma1 uno fancen fcl8enoeS
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"a LOR

"a unb fafbtpnattt 8f9dRerdaPen
e ~ asa. pratt. 5tross, 9r. 3os u. 1854"
SNsissr sesbrten 8reanhen unO ben, Yubfium ma9e TO eiefs
~ @st.sstasKSS s - Sas Id inter 6euttseua Datam Sa5 iGon tgt
.satrsa an sisisn 9tass s!a sli5gte @sI y, iS aSssa'' 5sqiS o sass
~ w Serrsnfieiber. neuefter Sdcpn, ;u bsa ~6iatetsa grei'
I'm ssprrStuia 6altea unS aud lDlbt aIf 8tfsanns a-assrti.Ssn
sser6s.-StCHe fur geintersGtDte nao 9aie a. : y LEN ~. ~ ;rrne
~ tnh ~ cGen Nreiieu. -5erne eine 4r5 sap MsSSalV't"'
sSfSde, &c, IOnte ale in bieies SAD f@laSeaes as..st ~ es-,,.
90 NGe Beieaun5 ~ gsrbsn prompt eleis i" :" '"'
syr 8rta son Mir anssfertt9t DeEeea. s.;fpYm
Gf.14frr Mrs# A@@#HH = %"S -
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Ssi0tio fIr @.n,van0erer.
-.s sssSs4 s9&&ss&9 ass
~ $3.50. gA ssGIEE
Neue arrangements fir Giaipaaosrer, r1e nap
Se, SRSs1p1, IN reifen mlnIhe1,

Neae arrangements fir ginfpanosrer, Gle nadl
benz 0efen ia reifen mtnldel,
Son teuts, zen 9. g]sepsem9ss an IN. nt tesasf PIG SiS g,sS ssa NIL
=, tSrnrss.ra befSr5ert, Die Saba btetet bae9r9 cen JiTnntts
esansfn t iiSaa al csc gsrtRstls ais irssn1 strs
anOere 8abn, cuA 1T ie ui 81 Nfetlen 11f6tF Wv :
1abn naA beaonatea piagsa, els; on...
.@itt8bur9, GteyeIanc, Detroit, 6ort 3Saqne'
@piea9c, Wtlwaufee, 9aeRa, Dubuque ~
Doul. Ncf S8lanp, burlington, Soma eltqs
unb nertsa hesbalb bic mit her %9tort9era eensral oa9a s..
Benbsa Dgtlcueu 10 Stunbea frabsr aIS bic NIT aaoesn Gay.
men Gs6enSen BORT eiaifeFsn, aud iofrosn 4 Mat n hsasr a rs
Wassn basel sepsafstt. 2is 8den Ste9s anr0 Gea' S nTan.a
Ibet ran 9biS. Ate 9anSe Cutie 'nan5 ppn pRr os SpNasS
ii 500 asstItn. Das @epad pirO bier sael@ast ta'arts0] a"p
asbt nit Sea peFo8ieren an zen 8ettirnaa3'ftt. .-
HlA @~rsltiae, Daptrn, egllctanatI, 5nol3""S
pclis, Qouiari1e uRa ct. eout8
,s,rsen sStnfaas sasaatere beforpert unb II. tsr @ssaf
tei n { weitsrs umm1aeaas tofsn berstaett. gle g sa4 89sa
fEnuen init beu ubrs, pefr abeHos 10 ulT-oAa INV S msr"
- flihen 0ldeen oe6en. p9ne unttrpess d1f9e9at'Ha4 - - Ss
sen. = Dnr9 aDrfs 8iastte eerSen rertaat y : : OtF'
Iaenteg. 5 @gn = y 81 ster5 g1a-f.
Qfl14sS So. 20, keU5sStste1t " -G-
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lso manufacture all kinds andeuali,i..
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oHAlhS, AMI FANCY Piano STOOLS, which are
OF the latest styles, and warranted to be e1cellea
10y none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and Guish Of his ware and
Chairs.
These articles will he disposed of on as sood
term as they can bo purchased elsewhere. Conn
lry produce taken IN payment for work
- UNDERTAKING. - Having rroyilsd
handsome HsARsE, he is now prepared for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in this vi
clniiy, or at any convenient distance from this
place
TheWaro Room is In Fswn Street, ly
low Weaver's Hotel.
lie has also purchased tic right Of manufao-
turing and selling in Northumberland county,
GouIds patent Excelsior Spring Bed, which ke
viii furnish at reasonable rates. Springs put in
old boGs;ead FOR three dollars.
ISAAC NJ. WILKERSON.
Sunbury, Aprl rs, lSJ7--tE
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SUNBURY STEAM PERRY AND
TOWING BOAT COMPANY.

BRAVELlERS ard others are respectfully
Informed that the subscriber has established
a STEAM FERRY over the Susquehanna, a,
Sunbnry. That large, safe and commojious
steamboat will run regularly and promptly at
al hours during the day, to carry foot passengers
as well as vehicles, &c, between Sunbury and
the landing on The opposite side OF the river both
ways, or 70 ard from Sunhury. The steamboat
viii run ircm Market Street Wharf, and will
carry passengers 10 and from the Packet morning
and evening. The Steam Ferry now affords Lot
only safe and convenient transit over the Sus-
cuehanna, bat also pleasant and agreeable ride
IRA 4. CLEMENT, Proprietor
ASDnFw HoovEa, Captain.
sunbury, May |, 1858.
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- NO ENI I d. WCON
Northnmherland. June &c, 1853.
Dissolution & Co-Partpersh;r

Dissolution & Co-Partnersh;p.
'VliE firm of Shepherd and Hewe,t, Coal O. c.
u rat0rs, Locust Summit Colliery, Northum.
berland County, Pa, being this day (June LIST,
1885, dissolved by mutual consent, the business
viii DO henceiorth carried on BY James NJ shep.
herd and John Mcfarland, under the firm name
Of Shepherd IL Mcfarland, who will pay all
claims against and receive all accounts due 10 tbe
late firm.
JAMES y. SHEPHERD, sunbury, Pa,
CHARLES HEWErT, Shamokin. Pa,
JOHN MFARLAND, Pine Grove, Pa.
Suabrry, Jane ~ l55s.-
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1857 FALL & WINTER GOODS 1858
AT P- W. GRAEsS
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE
Market quare, sunbury.
NOW received and will continue to receive
~ the largest and best selected Stock Of
Black Cloths, Cdssimeres, CoSsinens and
Vestings, &c.
An assortment of Dress Goods. viz: Fancy
printed Cslicos, Chiles, printed Lawns, Dc Lain
Darcges. Merinos. Csshneres, Alapacas, Drcss
Silks, Ginehams, &C.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linen, blcached and brown Drilling, Sheet
ing, Pillowcaseng, &c.
Dress Trimmings in Great Variety.
Boots and Shoss
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Cedsrware,
Groceries,
Queensware
SALT and FISH, Cheese, Crackers, sscgars
Tobacco, Snuff &c, an assorsmen. Of othei
Goods too tedious TO mentoh.
Feeling grateful for past favor we beg have tc
sss:-e our old friends aud the public that M
- Ia on our part shall DO wanting TO sic,it
con; nuance Of our patronage.
country produce taken in exchange at thu
highest market price.
w. GRAY.
Sunbury, Dec, IL lo57-,f
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Sunbury. June le, 1855

BLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby that the USINESS RE.
~ LATIONS, heretofore suhsisting between
William Weimer and the undersigned, III the
Drug Store at Northumberland, have, by mutua
consent, this day (June 7th, ls5s) ceased to
exist; and tho Books and accounts will remain
for settlement and collection in the hands of the
subscriber, who will continue to carry on the
business al tks oi stand.
ROBERT D. McCAY.
Northumberland Juue 26 l95a
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

'ENH Z large double frame house in the Borough
Il of Northumberland, belonging to the estate Of
q. ii. Kay, deceased. This is very desirable
residence, beautifully situated on the North
branch OF The Susquehanua, with large garden,
Carriage House. Stable &c, belonging TO it,
Terlns moderate. Enquire of @. W. Scpies,
,WiiiiamsPor, or d. Drartigam, Esq, Nor,nu,n-
berlsnd.
March 27. 1873.
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HERRING's SAFE.
HERRING SAFE


HERRING SAFE
Preserved the Jewelfy of Geo. w. simons &
Bro; Books, Papers, SC, Of Fisher e. Bro, and
Edward Scsmans e. Co., after remaining ex
posed in the burning ruins for nearly FORTY
HOURS, and proving conclusively what we
have always claimed for them, I'll EIR GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these fres, THE HERRING'S SAFE,
standing side Ivy side with those advertised as
warranted 10 stand 10 per cent. more fire than
Herring's," came forth the acknowledged
VICTOR, not only preserving their contents in
EXCEL ENT order, but being in themselves
in a condition to go through another ordeal,
while the boasted 'Salamanders" Of other ma
kers were badly used up in every instance and
IN some cases their entire contents completely
destroyed.
To the public he would simply say, that. du-
ring the fourteen years the HERRlNG'S SAFE
has been before them, more than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without the
occurrence OF single loss.
We would, therefore, CAUTION purshasers
against the Misrepresentation of interested par
ties. The HERRlNG'S PATENT is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this city, which
is protected by PATENT RIGHT, and we
will guarantee it TO resist more then double the
amount Of heat Of any other Safe now known
EagrcI, Herring s. Co.,
Sole Manufacturers m this State Of
"Herring's Patent Champion Safes"
81 Walnut ST, Piiddd.
t-Ss@ Evans & Waison's Improved Saaman.
der.," "Over Evans" "C. S. Goyler's," and
SCOTS Absetos," iron Chests, "a large assert.
ment having been taken in part payment fol
'Hering's,) } will be sold at low prices.
Philadelphia. July 10, 1858 --ly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to James Beard, lI,o
= Pfothonotary uf northumberland county for
fees, &c are requested TO make immediate paw.
ment, and thus save cost aud further trouble. as
all accounts remaining unpaid will be placed in
the hands Of Justice for collection. PAYMENTS
can be made either 10 the subscriber or TO !. s.
Beard, at his office.
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, March 81, 1853 If