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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

The Pleasures Of employment Perhaps
there are but few things IN this sad, sad
world, which is SO truly lnesiimatse, and yet
so little valued, as the pleasure that is derived
from Employment, and particularly when
that employment is directed 10 objects both
laudable and useful Ennui is the most dis
tressing compiaint--in fact, it IS one OF the
greatest evils that was showered forth from
PaDdora's yillanous box. Ii is one that at
terry battles the virtues OF the whole Meteria
Medlca, and one that labor or some exciting
pursuit, can alone eradicate. The moment
this panacea is applied, it whisks away. with
a far greater celebrity than an old Salem
Witch, on a broen,stck during ahsavy North
Easter. In running my eye over late p'.,o
lication, | observed the following bsan -,
passage. and as zee lawyers say j lake ,;.s !,
berry of quoting il as case IL poir.. 10 ,.rays
that employment is the l:appier... condet,an ~
man.
1T is told Of religi .sus recluse. who IN the
early ages Of Christianity beiook him.elf /.
cave ~ UpPcr Egypt. which. in the times
OF the PhGfoahs, had been depository g,
munmias, that he prayed there, morning
room, and night; eating only tie dates whici
some neIg hoourisg trees afforded, and drink
M 81 the waters Of ths Nile. Al length th'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

and open mouth, calm. out louder and fas.
Ter actually screaming with distress, til he
appears hoarse with his exertions He at
te'npts no ofeEsiyo means; hut he bewaiis--
ne lnpiores; IA the most pathetic terms with
which nature has supplied him. and with an
agony OF feeling which is truly affecting. -
Every ieathored neigbbor within hearing has
tens TO the place, TO learn the cause of the a
iarm, peeping about with looks Of consterna
ton and sympathy But their own powerful
parental duties and domestic concerns soon
ohlige each to withdraw. At any other sea
son the most perfect limitations have no effect
whatever upon him.-.7mer Ov7,Oihology.
picissifiadss Of Lifs-Misfortuae make
strange companions The scboolniaster is
abroad say Ike Reiormers. aud in classifying
his pupils We certainly see side by side those
with whom such jaxtaposiilon must be far
more unexpected than even to the lockers on
40 motley The Oey OF Algiers is fitting up
the Castle Of Ramboulllei, aud will dsuht
less, ~ time. become a good Frenchmaa;
the ex Emperor OF the Brazis, Pedro, Duke
Of Braganza, is dickering Diamonds at the
Castle Mendon, and one Of his most extern
sive purchasers is Vldocq, the ea chef de 30
ace and thief taker general Of France. The
interview between two such great men must
have been highly interesting; the ex prince of
rogue catcncrs Is, however. rather the great.
er man Of the two. certalaly ny ias the great
est curiosity s,ut more singular still Is the
TACT that the Daehcs Of Bern has been SPLEEN
didly entertained by the Archduchess OF Par
mo, Maria Louisa The mother OF Napole-
on II, Duke OF Reichstadt, receiving as a
guest the mother Of Henry v Duke OF Bour-
deaux. There 10 a singular resemblance ia
the fortunes Of these Royal Processes. and
u IS SAID that they eajoy each others society.
highly. passing mutual congratulations upon
their Fortunate escape from the slippery and
dangerous position Of Royalty in France
.di6my Daily .fdvertiser.
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and 1850, il rose SO as to constitute Is per
cent Oh the entire mortality, which it will
De seen Is very nearly the proportion of levers
"hen ihese were most prevalent"
me mortality from consumption has BE- sn
o. late years ! IN 5 Of the general mortal
Wy. Ia this together with the other estimates.
Tue stu born were deducted. Had they been
returned, the proportions Of the particular
diseases to the general mortality would OF
course have appeared less.
The different months. arranged according
- Their proportional mortality, would stand
thas, commencing with hose having the
greatest:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
imEoriant Dscision-A,a late ,,...- TO-.

haEortant Decision--Asa late ,.,.. - De-.
and Tsra.insr in Gi~ acsst,,, c .eama UyeS
INC wn'e' 9 co. riding. on an indict.
ca,,st - Il. 'ef' Juror applied to the
sro,nd : ..scd lrou. serving, on the
,, - y e,..scieDlioIs scrupiss with regard
- - y nj hment OF death. In consequence
- "~e decla sstions Of the Juror, he was chal-
.>nsed By tho Prosecuting Attorney. Ths
ground given was "that the Juror cannot con-
! snientionsiy end verdict Of guilty on this
indictment under any circumstances: thai
such Is his belief and conviction Of the pun
ishnent OF death, that he viii not, whatever
may be the evidence, find the prisoner guilty
| Of the charge contained in this indictment,
'nasmuch as such verdict may subject the
/. prisoner TO sentence oi death"
The cscusei Of The prisoner demurred to
the chaiiehes. after argument the Challenge
vas sustained by the Court and the juror set
at lloesty.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
Extract Of a letter dated
MrrnuEr.O q,

METHuEr, Oct IS, 1881.
This town borders on New Hampshire
and is 90 miles from Boston. 10 from Lowell.
and north Of Andover: There is in use
here singuiar piece Of machinery, and am
told il i, in many ether fac tories though this
is the first | have seen. IL il called ..The
Watch DctcctoE" The object ef it Is 70 a.
certain II the men who are emhisyed 10 watch
the preEi'ses during the night, do their duty.
II consists oil a cylinder, in which are placed
pins .ilh sockets, there are twelve pins e
each hour, or pin for every five aasnstos !.
every hour has separate hammer ssspes 4
ed over the pins.
/ tits the business Of the Waterman 10 v;s.
it each room in every eve minutes; ~ a an
entering room he pulls ben rope. which
is so contriyed as 10 act on the b .mm.r
which drives pin. This, If he noeJ scf. ~
duty for only I've minutes during fne n;rht
il is known to the agent in the mos11iDc: a.
be- il remembered, the whole machiI erv K q
der double locks and keys, and canno,, ~
seen or approached by the watchman -
hel Adams is the agent.
None bat the most blind and ;,c.....
can view the beneficial results M naa. asse@
lures, as is seen every wh.sre. w;tIa"s ~
pressing glow of honest patriotism -
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In the early stages OF chlltlhool, 5v far the
greatest mortality occurs IN The hot months
Of June. July and August. After the second
YEAR however, heat does not appear 10 be a
destructive agent .ii we take the mortality
II the months Of jane, uiy aud August. 80
bud that the proportion occurring under the
second year OF infancy is about four times
greater than that which occurred 4 uring the
same months for the whole Is succeeding
years oi life; whereas, for three months Of
Novr, Deer ard Jan airy, the amount Of
mortality under the two FIRST wears of life. is
but httla above that Of the Is succeeding
wears. Ii will be- observed iAat he monlt, Of
september stands aaong lie ii :iest in the
Gale OF iBtrntic mortality off ring how
ever from tht'se with which II Is associated
10y having larger fropoillell e deaths dis
iaibn,e'i under the later periods designated. -
ibe rate OF mortality among the blacks
compared with their popuid.oa, greatly ex
ceeds that for the whites. H.. 1870 it even
amounted to ] in l69 The average for ,he
Ten years is IN 81 7, just about double the
average OF the whites Tor the sane period.
The total mortality Of the blacks in 1927.
was 746; or 70l, exclusive of sill born The
proportion iroIn CONSUMPTION was in I. g or
Is per cent. 81 the amount from all disease S:
levers. III 8 Z, or 7 per cent; bowel com.
plants IN IS, or 6 3 per cent. Tie pum-
Der that died in the Aims House was l55
OF the total 746, there we're 40I males.
and $40 iemaless from yhichit would ap,ear
that the proportional mortality of the males
compared witt, their population greatly ex-
ceeds that of the females that Of the Former
heing in ID, and Of the females, onl, in
% The number OF females in the black no.
pulat.on exceeds that of the male 80 per cent.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

Gen Desg;r --Desax, who wac born in
Auvergne had served tor several years as
an officer in the regiment Of Brittany. His
stature was tall, and his figure Singular He
had fine black hcfy eyes. an a nose that
seemed to descend from the top OF the fore
head; bis thick and usually separated lips
showed sci Of teeth Of spa king Wilderness;
his hair hat, and black as Jet, shaded his dark
face. His gais was embarrassed, but stu
without awkwardaess. and BETRAYED bashlm
ness and want OF knowledge of the world.
Altogether he resemliled a savage II the
banks of the Gronoto dressed in French
clothes But one sosn got accustomed 10
him Ills voice was sJft, and when once
drawn out Of ms usual re eerve, fe delighted
by the variety of his information, ard the
simplicity of his manners. He had none Of
the faults of men accustomed 10 camp life
never heard him utter vulgar expression
-an indecent word made hun blush As he
was constantly easy and kind. has staff led
merry life, and the pretty girls Of The Paati-
nate used fressently TO visit his head quar-
ters Tie smiled at our pleasures wi hoEt
sharing them, but wtth the indulgence Of
father who shuts his eyes on bis children's
wild tricks. do not think ever cav him
dressed in the uniform Of his raak; he ust.-
the sleeves of which were SO short that we
used to say IN 5est, that he bad certainly
worn it when he first took the sacrament. -
He frequently mounted his horse without
sword when he went to visit his posts One
night, having ordered an attack On the con
vent of Marisnbern, near Asn.z, which the
enemy occupied in force, he suddenly found
himself without arms, IN the midst of q sur
prised body OF infantry, which was def nd
| ing itself with the bayon amongst the vines.
/ Desaix, perceiging he had forgot his sword ?
pulled vine prop cot OF the ground, and
continued fighting as IL he had Otiando's
sword In his hand Sayary. wbe was then
his aide de camp, threw himself before
Ii him. Just in time to save his life, and killed
an Hungarian Grenadier, that was about TO
pierce him with his bayonet-.NeDloirse Of La
Uaic,te
| Cat Bird --Tn passing through the woods
in summer, says Wilson, have sometimes
amused myself with initiating the violent
chirping or sqneaking Of young birds. in or
der to observe what dffcrsnt species were a
lround me,--for such sounds at such sea
son. in the woods, are no less alarming TO III.
lfeathered tenants of the bushes, than the
lcry Of fire or murder IN the streets, Is 10 the
inhabitants Of large and popuious city On
lsuch occasions Of alarm and CONSERVATION.
1.-THE cat bird is the 6rst to make his appear
apce, sot singly, but sometimes half a dozen
At a time flying from different quarters tothe
spot. AT this time, those who are disposed
to play with his feelings may almost throw
him into fits, his emotion and agitation re so
great, al the distressful cries of what he sup
posed 10 be his suffering young. Other birds
are variously affected; but none show symP-
toms of such extreme suffering. lie hurries
backwards and forwards, with hanging wings
7.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
National Republican Candidate
TOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,

THE CHAMPION OF THE AMERICAN SYSTEM.
The WORKING MANS ADVOCATE.
1'HE FRIEsp OF LIBERTY IN EVERY CLINE!
THE NATIONAL REppBLIcAN PRINCIPLES
,chicA ,se VOTE for in rotiag for the NATION
AL REPuBLIcaN TICKET. are
TO preserve sz-The TARIFF of PRoTEc-
T,os to American Manufactures:
To preserve o. The FAITH OF TREA
TIES and the RIGHTS OF HUMANITY:
To ureserye 45.The US BANk-threaten
ed with destruction:
q Q effect a O. REFORM in the Federal
Administration.
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From the Lexington Observer, Nor II
About eight o'clock on last evening we re
ceived, by express from Frankfort. the gra
tifying Intelligence Of the ELECTION OF
MR.. CLAY to the u 5. SENATE The
election took place attwo O'Clock Yesterday.
Mr. CLAW was elected on the first ballot
The Jackson candidate was Richard NJ
Johnson, of Scott county. In the Senate the
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MEDICAL STATISTICS

The number Tor the present month, Of the
American Journal Of the Medical Sciences.
contains curious and instructive paper emit.
tied Medical Statistics. by Gouverneur Emer.
son The paper consists Of estimates relat.
ing to the population of Philsdelphia. with
ITS changes as influenced BY the deaths and
births during ten years, viz. from 1920 10
1880 The nature and value oil DR.. Emer.
sons iabours may be understood FROM the
points of information which we proceed ta
select.
DescrtPtion Of the Population The ponu.
iaiion included within the hunts of The Bin
o. Mortality, amounts. without distinction
oil coler, to l67 ,Sil, The increase since the
census OF 1890 is 406 per cent
Ihe tchttes alone amount TO 1853. 1863. of
WHICH number 10 ,547 arc males. and 10 go
females, The females exceed the males a.
bout 81 per cent, making about 80 males to
100 females
Estimating all of and uuder the 9Th wear
The males exceed the females about per ct !:
but when all between the 5ih and i0th years
are included, The sexes are nearly balanced.
There beng only about I per cent in favor OF
the males. In the period included between
The toth and 9th years the females exceed
The males about per cent, and from this
time TO the Doth year, the excess on the same
side continues pretty steadily in the ra ito OF
-fro,e to 10 per cent Afterwards, however
IL increases greatly, SO that between the 50tb
aud Doth years the females exceed the males
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-04
Sherbet, &c.

C,HERBET and Soda, SeidEtz, Magnetism, EPSON,
SCheIrmhsIn, Congress, anti Saratoga Nstels, 10 be
had in the highest state OF perfection, curing the wsr
s,snn south SIDE OF King street. near newun's Hotel
"a WA. JANPHifR 4 Co.
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SHIP NEWS.
poRT or ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIVED, APRIL 2,
B,iy Nereus, Baxter, New York; sugar, &c
% Lindsay, HIll s. Co, IT..
Brig John Laird, Wilson, New York; ballast
oJ. c. Vowel.
scbr. Decatur, Powell, New York; coffee and
noasses to Lindsay. Hill s. Go.
schr. Gratitude. Chadwick, Newbern, NJ;
sweet potatoes to the master.
SAILED, APRIL ),
Sh. Er;o Rar,rsm. New York
Sloop Johnson, Johnson, Philadelphia.
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt, Baltimore.
$50
Shin Shenandoah, Rose, from Amsterdam, ar
riypd \, Charleston eth ult. Left at New DlePPe
18Th Feb. ship Rosseau, Mclevin, for this port
Feb. Is. in the Straits of Dover, spoke ship Hull,
Crowen, for Amsterdam, from tins port.
Schr. Washington, Knapp, hence at ~ YORK
lst instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-04

~. At a meeting of the Stockholders of the
Alexandria Canal Company, held at the Court House
in the Town of ALEXANDRIA, Saturday, the ID APRIL
pursuant to public notice,
Edmund l. Lee, Esq was called to the Chair, and
John II. Crease appointed Secretary:
A Report received fromthe President and Directors
of the Alexandria Canal Con psny. was read and SUBJ
mitted: Whereupon, on motion Of R. L. Taylor, Esq.
it was
RESOLVED, That the same be referred to Committee
consisting Of the Chairman Mr. Taylor, Mr.. Fowle Mr.
L. II. Miller, and Mr.. Smoot
and then the meeting adjourned to Saturday next
the 9Th inst ant, at IL O'clock
JOHN ii. CREASE, Sec'y.
Alexandria, 9TH April, 1881
e. The Stockholders are requested to meet,
in pursuance to the above, at the Courthouse on Satur-
day, the 9th instant at IL O'Clock. apr4
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-AparL g,

Floca- w.. Tho r.ca;ots th;s wseK
f,rI onc-third less than those ut the proceed
&c Iha business from stores has not been cha
''5, -;.sI by much activity this week, owing to
Ta''e,,,;nued absence of European advices, and
"S ~, crnseouent indispOsluoa OF bOtn buyers anu
~ H., IN apsrate without them. The sales from
.,1a of which we have heard, comprise about
,l ,no Nils at SO S73, s 81! and 8 25 per Dbl.
yo a. .monut about 1000 bbls. were sold yes
~ '"'' .; some parcels at 6 ST., and some
aus. ~ The same rates appear to prevail to-
'o hnt III. market may be sand to be brought to
'a,. u in consequence Of the annuncation of a
d s'A1T Low AZ Charleston, with Liverpool dates
''' -. I5,b mr. 10Th February. The advlces not
ue t,ot 81 for before one O'clock, p NJ. to-day,
os,D NOT be possible to give an accurate state.
va, IS their effect IF any on the market in
I"'". The tcagon price this week has had
RI ranre among the dealers OF l2a a . % per
'', r.,,, ,GUs Fo,r.-There have been no trans
80 ,b;. week. Holders are waiting the re-
a. ,'I,, - further advices from Europe.
P,,,,sboooa Flour We have to note better
80, ,h;. week. About 1900 bbls. have been
,lPP -; ,te course of the week, at So % per boi'
cash. -, 49,, ob,,ns 4, note In
no Howard Street prices
Hg,ot-On Saturday last sale OF 2oO0 ousn,
Il. ,r;me red Susquehanna was made at 81 80
g 70, 5a.srl. on Monday parcel OF $500 bushels
.s,IJ ,t s., and on "Wednesday parcei OF
g s-no bp,heI, at S. per bushel. The supplies
3 Raw wheat are limited, and the quailty gene
any inferior. A lot of prime red was taken
I'M, ue,k supposed for foreign exPort) al | %
w. hn,hI; on Thursday cargo oil good req
r'' snId At l 27 per bushel; another parcel oil
,.ry nod quality at 2j, and other lots at low,
~ 10. as in quality. The price OF best red
y,aon wheat at the City Mills Is 50 per bush
- lot of fair white Bay wheat was sold TINS
''..t At s.. and lot Of ordinary at 81.
CDrm-The supplies are limited, and the de
o,nL being good, prices are fr'niy maintained
Weouote ordinary to prime white at ot 90 ce"'S
,.J Yellow at IS a sc cents per bushel. At these
r,,s: psrcels have met with ready sale, anu the
,lme prices prevail to-day. -,
I've quote Md. at 62 Is cents and
Sn>ouehanna at % cents.
n,i2-We note sales OF 5000 bushels thi'
vs.k At ST 81 cents. as in quality.
rJ,rer SeeL-Sales ot considerable parcels o
mod SuSourhanna Seed have been made th'
;yssk At s. per bushel. In Howard street tn,
.1ppIies BIZ wagons appear to have ceased an'
40 hear of no transao tons either from wagon Vi
,'nre.--.9meriCda.
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Young NNdies' Seminary.


yp1HE subscriber informs the friends of his Schoo
4 tina, it win hereafter he continued in much more
commodous and airy room in the second story OF The
same builling-- Brooke odge, on ST. Asaph street
In addition to the English branches usual, taught IN
IN, best Female Seminar.es. the young ladies will
have the opportunity of being instructed in the Creek
Latin and French languages.
Mons Roux, well known distinguished French
Teacher is now engaged to give instruction IN that
language
The experience Of many years convnces the suoscrl
Der Of the great advantage resulting from frequent ex-
srnns,rons; he is therefore not only Wiling, but des'r
GUS that the most competen, judges should witness
the progress of,he young ladies under ms tuition ahd
L., p, specu,y invites the patrons and friends VI the
Institution to visit it at any time
Teachers may be employed in Music, Drawing
Painting &C. Board may be had on reasonable terms
in some of the uus, respectable tamilesin tins CITY
Cards may be obtained by application TO the sub cr
her, specify Ing his terms "M IL. 'oNE''
Alexandria, mar lU-3m
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%ew 6 Valuable Books,

.<eW s SHlu"'A" b""Ne,
zUsr received on sale by WA H. AoRR'soN'-
% Among which ~re- n;,o. :, ,o,.
Life of Bishop tieeer, by MS S,a o,s IL '0''
n, na,h,s eetures OIL Hebrew Poetry, "a new edi
ton, witQ notes 49,, c.;src. h.. Con pavre
parisl.'s Bible Gazetteer ,...,. c;,,
Battery or,l,'s CnrGord.nee, Minister Conpsn'"
~ pavsou,s Sermons. Dr. Psyson's Memoirs
w -: a,1 lio,.s Of the Rev. Richard Baxter
IVES Ne cali. The Young Preachers Manual
Nh, forces View OF Christianity
Douglass on Society o...son
Ienrys Commitment Compilation .ra c..., al,
observations upon the Peioponessus snd ufeeh ISL
.Das in 1875 by lc Anderson
-, .,h,me Library OF Education, Modern Traveller
a:wo rIagant copies Of Josephus' works
ai.o handsome assortment OF Common Prayer
Rocks &c. All Of the above books will DC sold low
mar2S
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

TOMORROW. at 10 o'clock, will be sold ut the
l. auction store, for the benefit Of whom i, may
Germ,
A PART OF TWO CABLES
Belonging to the schr. Eneline, Captain Barnes.
apr4
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Salt,
E0Ucation .

TENHE subscriber has taken School Room. two doors
from the Post Office, where he intends 10 teach
English Mercantile Mathematical School for girls or
boys through the season, low any teacher in this
town. He can show good recommendations from Fud
son, New York, Albany, and many of the principal CT
ties of the u States where he has always with good
encouragement He also fa,ters himself that the in
habtsnts of this town will give him some encourage
men, he being lame in his right hsnI. and unable to
follow any other Branch OF business but teaching q
school.
he subscriber returns his most sincere thanks for
the encouragement lie has received already from the
inhabitants of this town, since The short residence he
has been here lie now intends to publish the prices
of tuition per quarter, per scholar:
Alphabet, spelling, reading, writing 81 IS
Grammar and geography, arthmeiick ? .
Mathematics and history Z IS
Practical geometry and astronomy ; p
Book kee ping, sin 10 and double entry 5 81
Rhetorok logck, natural and moral philosophy W
Navigation and chemistry 5 CO
NJ b. iiaif payable in advance; the quarter to On
tain twelve weeks No vacation through the ;erm.
Medals will be given to the best scholar at the end o
each quarter, certifying, &c Also, an examination
viii take place at the end Of each quarter
mar 3I-3' ID. +. JOHNSTON
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For New Nurk.

SSr The schooner C.3ROLLhE,
S$QCapt C. I,n,lctt. will SAL with despatch, ana
can take the bulk of 400 bbls for freight OF which
please to appy 70 the captain on board, at Fowie
wharf apr st
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Notice
Fer NeNt,

ENr lSSNt,
-, That pleasantly situated HOUSE, on
Patrick, between King aud Prince Streets Al
L pre,en, in the occupancy of Air, Jno West
,narrry ar,av,..d to it large garden; w.'n
carge Giut., vines &c; also as'ab'e c"rrage"0uSe'
sc Possession may be had IN Few az s;> ,,yr,,
dprA--dlv Nh IL fHtHHtoIt-
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lAateiy received,

A FRESH addition to our former stock ot Medicines,
n Chemicsls, Drugs, Dye-stuffs Paints, elias ware
Ic Which nsble ms to offer as general assortment
Of good articles in our line be furnished in any
city, andup,n reasonable trims Country PHYSICIANS
merchants and Others are respectfully socitedto call
aud examine cur goods.
apr4 -w4m Wh. LASftieh q TO-
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THE RENDEZVOUS; Or, Hide and Sc.

Previous to the meo-lrama. will be presented the
lsughane interludc OF
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Fyuit and OrnaMeN,M Yvees

Fruit and OrnaMeNai wees.
IN WILLIAM PRINCE & SONS proprie,ors of
s,SSuss the Linnzan Botanic Garden aud Nurseries,
SSS Of Flushing, Long Island, have sent me their
r..-tSxss catalogue Of fruit and ornamental
TREES md PLANTS FOX 1851.
II may be seen at NV counting room, where orders
er sny ouantity will be received snd forwarded, by
.nr1 GEO. JOHNSON.