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Tmr L,rc JoES N,veHAN-The suboned
letter of aGvIcc tn young man, written by that
excellent individual aud phIlanthropst, the
are Mt. Vaughan, is we'll worthy Of being re-
published IN every paper IN the tnon.
"PuLApi1Hu,, 43d June, l~3S.
Dr,R SrR -! nave received your h,'cr re-
queotlng me 10 reduce to writing tcw rules o;
conduct which | had suggested IA convcrsa-
ton, As a means 10 secure friends, and insure
constant employment. Thece are not many,
but must be rigIdly adhered to.
"A>ccrt,n CLEARLY the duties required. and
the mauocT yoat employer may wisA them ro
be perforated, and perform them 90 the best Of
your abJlurs.
Eer'no'na' IN yo'.r a'tcnlancertthcv brio' c
| the time than ur.crrmds.
"Nrver s. .ght your b-sihcss, .(org.tor NJ.
elect c.rors gwen When buer .css presses
! yer require 5udulEcnce. ont rather snlTr
some Inconvenience IT,. :, r,t,rd what ought I,
be dora, Take a. rtcrc-t in what conccsn
ypur emp,oyrI. as D.. $1,000, n"u 'p'o~e-. -yl. G
stake, Hn' ,-l-a a.s.,-r sa.a 'r..., 'a, rs,r.g"
up9r yaS >a,.- require .. a,. t. 'ru s..tT
TIE great ual,y, IS To tet you, .sro,.r aa
4 that comri'',e reliance may be- placed on you
! BE civil and kind to those about You, and troa
k. all with good pmor, Should any dliIcrcnc
arise, avoii giving nasty answer.
"Dr. Prics,ley, who had eNcuable feelings
>. when he found them reused, counted ten q
twenty before he replied, which gave time t'
ID reflection, and for sabduing any hasty eilisioi
: OF temper These may be .fors ipeh, but AT
i. not forgotten, and destroy all harmony. sa
a. nothing about integrity and good moral COZ
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

When frsil bark is tossed upon the surg
ing hllows OF the'mighty deep with the storm
clouds rolling in vast volumes above, and the
dread thunderbolt Of Jove quiverlng ard Kissing
through the heated atmosphere, what c1s' be
ost ms old quid and lakes a fresh
tobacco,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

EprroR ~ JAu.-The editor Of the Nchr
gan Wing has been put in Jail, and ms ed tori
al head Is embelllshe with dark looking cN
of a grated window, while his articles are da,
ted SIN Jail" He seems 90 he il 'o'c,ahlo ~
rits saying:
AS for ourselves we expect no hai DHr sc
win not repne. Instead of writing nights, ~
ter having worked hard all day, we now have
,hc whole time We hope to see our friends
any time they are disposed TO call, and any tes.
timony ofthcir regard will be gratefully re-
reiNed,"
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lRy 0Iasser s. Eisely,


here to take il down. l call on you to COM
NIT that miscreant TO the dock,
Mr. OMalley.- Your conduct in this mat.
ter is ofa piece with everything else lnat you
dot is cowardly, blackguard and ruffianly.
If it were not for where you arc | would black
en- you with this stick until would break every
bone ia your body.
Mr. Barron and Mr. Browne rose to interrupt
Mr.. O'Malley, who was proceeding to make
further observations, whilst Mr.. Davis called
on them TO commit him,
Mr. Barron.-Mr. O'MaTcy. we must Ger
tainly oblige you to be silent. The language
used by you cauno, be tolerated in any court Of
justice.
Mr. O'Malley.-He used the word "miscre-
aut'' to me the first.
Mr., Barron-No think you used stronger
expressions to him first
Mr.. O'Alaley.-But he did there arc per-
sons here who took it down. appeal to the
Bench whether he has not done SO
Mr. Henry Browne did not hear Lord I.ican
| use any insulting expressions to MIR. O'Alaley;
Lord Lucan u'crcly called for the protection Of
the Bench.
Mr. O'NIalley Uo Mr.. Browne)-Do you
know the meaning OF the word "misCreant" IN
/ English Did you hear him use that
Sevcrsl voices from different parts of the
/ Cuir.-"Ile did use IT.
! Mr. Dominick Burke.-Iord lucan certain
| " did use the word ''miscrcant."
Mr. 'Mallcy.-And it is not because my
Lord lucan is my Lord I.ucan that he ought
to be allowed any privilege here more than any
other man.
Mr. Davis And say, that if it were in
any other Court Mr.. O'Macy used the Ian
guage that he has used here, the Magistrates
would certainly commirhim-
Mr Barron NJ TMalcy, we shall GER
tainly insist that you pay more respect to the
bench.
Mr. OMalley.-I have every respect for the
bench, but none for Lord l,ucan.
Mr. Rarron.-Mr. O'Muley if you will not
I've silent
Mr. O'Mallcy i shall say no more
-"' '''
'" .,u
statute, l believe it is necessary that it should
be stated in the summons
Mr. Barron having consulted the Magis-
,u.,o. o,o,,,ooa ,,,,t ,,o;o,;,,, &c ,t,cr, h.d
,..:,,,. .l.. .,..,,
cn--,.-.,
Mr. O'NoIIcv Ico}I for = pos,nonc.
mant q, ,hc matter Anhourh | NAV ne obI,
to form pretty accurate opinion of an Ac, d
Parliament, cannot be expected to have tn,
same tact rs n professional man | sent Il ca,
last nirhr To Swinford. for Mr.. O'Donuel. an,
he has written 10 me that he could not lcay,
his business Here is letter. [Mr. O'Nlal
lev handed Mr. O'Doppers letter 10 Mr. Bar
: ROM
, Mr. Barron.--Well, Mr.. Davis, what if w
postpone this case
Mr. DAVIS cannot consent to It, Mr.
b, O'Malley having pursued the course he did
4 deserves TO courtesy from els.
Mr. oMalley.-l demand II as right.
f would acccp, no courtesy from Lord l.ucan.
Il Lord lucan.-No courtesy is due to such
mlscreant
Mr.. oMalley.-You cowardIy poltroon yo
Kho" "hen You use that expression that II yo
were Rot under the protection of four Mag''
rates, would lay this stick across your baci
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This is but a slipn, norton Of the tricks and
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-10

A YouNe PREAcHER.-The anniye yry SER
mons in behalf ofthe frlmtlNe Ne't.' Sun
day Schools, Oldham, were preachoc a0. ~nr
dly last by boy of fourteen gers oE age na.
med Jocl Ilodson, of lancss'or. Suca Was .l-
eNcnemcn,o Of the Pubtlc to see and hear lnis
juvenile prodigy, that the congregation were
admitted by tickets sold at Is and Cd each.
Manchester Advertiser,
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PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

squatc insertcn, 80 30
do do rs
do 8 DO 90
Every subsequent insertion, a6
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S2S.; half
column, SIS, threcsqusres, $i2; two squares, 80;
one square, IS. Halfyeariy. one column, sls
half column, Si2 three squares, So two squs.es,
So; one square, 50 so.
Advertise ements left without directions as ,cthe
length of time they 10 be published, viii he
c7on,inucd until ordered out, and charged accpd-
mgiy.
C-rSixtccn lines make square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02

IMPORTANT FROM VERA CRuz AND MEyco. The
New Orleans Bulletin has received letter from
Vera Cruz dated 18th of August, giving the follow
ing intelligence OF the rece lton of Mr.. Webster's
replyto the Mexican Government, which had not
yet reached Mexico when Mr.. Dorsey, our minister,
left for the United States with dispatches 1t arrived
by express on the S,h of August and was said 10 be
couched IN the strongest language. II added greatly
10 the excitement already existing against the Amer
cans Trlgueros, Minister of Finances, when al
one O'Clock the same day to junta de minister's,
called by Santa Anna, and AT s o'clock had not re-
turned An express from San LUIS had also arrived,
SAID to be Of Importance II is believed To have
some connection with rumor which prevailed IN
Mexico, that General Isdore Reyes had been
thrashed by the Texans somewhere near the IRON
tier.
All the Texan prisoners left Vera Cruz on the
18th instant for Galveston.
The expedition which caused the closing Of the
port sailed the llth instant for Tobasco, IT was
believed with 1900 men. One steamship, one
schooner and brig, are the only vessels which
accompany the expedition, except several trans
ports, which were chartered for the purpose: 1t
was expected TO proceed directly against Cam
peachy.
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Foreign Gmport.t,ou..

CANroN-Ship Horao2f chests u bf do bvson "A chess ~
NJ az young Tyson q h eh,s sungowd 20 chs
chs s hi do young dyson Do hyson 2o cht soucone 100 If
90 oo eh poochong Talbot ELEPHANT co75s hf young
ny 226 chests Tyson 1856 hi do do az
eh 80 hi do souchonx 500 IF ch pochone Gordon talbot
1872 h chts hyson chests p.uchong Grnne inurn
eoi8 hi chs young Tyson ~ cases rubarb camphor
Lows cases ,ilks Wemore boz cloth do china
Aspinwsl- Goodhue COT chs 400 i3b brs hyson Ito
chs a6 hi do young hyssn 1894 ch skin hf do 500
3Ib bxs 800 Glib do 80 canister imperial 5I2 hi ch lab
bis 500 Glib do gunpowder tea 200 silks $3.50 casss
bis hubab do cloth do china
do bamboo do fans do mdsc do acquered do
china paper q do gamboge TO order.
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NBLo's.-Ncthing could exceed the enthusiasm
expressed by the visitors the two last evenings du-
ring the representation of the new pantomime. 1t
was really cheering to hear the ''loud gofiaws, " as
old Ebony would say, that the humor of the Ravels
excited. The Night Owl, with the comic panto-
mime Of La Pete Champetre, and the pas Styrean
by Miss Wells, forms fine bill, and one visitors
should not miss seeing this evening.
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brighton Cnttle Mnrket.

Aug 29-At market 500 Beef Cattle 400 Stores 5000
Sheep, and $40 Swine.
Prices-Beef CattleWe reduce our quotations cor.
respond with sales Extra SIS 90 First quality 81 so 81
76 second quality 81 81 %; third quality So So 76
Stores-A large number were at market, and but few
sales effected most Of which driven out of the
ket to peddle two year ODDS sold from SO
~. Selected and three years ODDS from $l4 TO 30.
SheepDull. Ordinary lots sol from 10 TO $50
better qualities from 81 to 80. westhers from 81 2o to
81 81.
Barrows. At retail from to SC.
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday. September 10 p. M

TnUrsuHy. boPeoH'H"oH H--V - M
The operations in the Stock market to-day
limited scale but some symptoms of advance took place
Confidence many kinds Of stocks are decreasing instead
Embarrassing The gross Encouragement OF moneyed in
sttutons and the folly Of State legislatures have dsgust
Cd all honest men.
In general trade there evident symptomsof improve
nent The city is extremely crowded-evsry hotel is
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Lorpor--packet ship ST. James-E Huntingiord Stone
house Mrs Drew and children Mrs Hewgil and child,
York. '"' A''s'"""' " w "'a''''" ~ 10Y -"
dish ship Cambrdse-M De Sedsn swe-
ses Az VIM Edward Love lady children and
can nsnns Mn Gallup. TYLER, Mr. Clcrg. II Sperry l.
> Iutin, Cincinnati. ' $500 '' '
ship Uuca-Lewis Cass Jr and servant, OF
P. ~ = ~ NcMoran Mr. Malherbe MIR Malbouche Mr.
Hassaa o a:, q Paris; Cepinno Me, Nicolas Franco,
New York. - e'i""'" 's'is' MI rrestoh anu 'aoy'
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There is nothing strange in the market to day.
We glad to notice little better feeling although it is
but little.
.fshes-Nothing doing of consequence. Small sales
have been made at So 6 for Potts. and So for Pearls
F1our-Recepts are light Canal sells at s. % Mchi-
gan and Ohio at - 81 a4S7.
The weather in Canada has continued dry and
since the 2st Instant extremely favorable for maturing
the produce OF the soil Wheat the Oath in the
vicinity Of Quebec The barley harvest is over;
have also been reaped and indeed the harvest is general
all good, at least in vicinity.
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Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin Of News kept at the northwest
Corner Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails, at eight O'Clock, A. Mand also of the
eyenn mails ct four O'Clock p. NJ, the latest intelligence
from III parts Of the world may be found the Herald
BuIlon Board, at this Let every wayarer stop
and rad Advertisements of all kinds taken nj the Office
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ACADEMIA man was run over by, the Somer-
vile Railroad cars at Plainfeld yesterday He got
ofor the purpose ofgetting something to drink, and
as the cars were starting he attempted to jump on
again, and was accidentally thrown down, when
rwo cars run him. He il not expected to live.
II is supposed that he was in state of ntoxication
al the time,
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ITALIAN & ENGLISH
OPERA

FREQUENT and anxious enquiries having been made
the proba blty Of Operate Performances during the
ing 6I0NOR DE BEGINS takes the present oppor-
UNITY 70 intimate TO the numerous admirers Of the Musical
Daa that he has conjunction with the first .9rfisfes
trrmned giving series Of Fifteen Operas italian and
sS % ns M p
AL talent IN the county.
In order accomplish desirable end, in a at
once th most certain Of the ensung for the under
cr;nf,on for ihs Es,ssn ,.r., po 49, Uf
the Of October and three nights Of
succeeding week, sufficient number Of subscribers
tns nseeSssy apres, by the 18th q
TWELVE DOLLARS for the FIFTEEN fERFORM-
ANCES, possible i'll then be made
wards the most perfect well splendid production Of Opera
that shall fully the ends of qualification and have
tendency 20 foster and to keep alive thar adn
tribute fths community.
Sgnor De B. also feels pleasure announcing that he in
treaty with OF the
Those who may wish to honor and to the enterprise
Will have the kindness TO leave their at
SlGNOR DE BEGINS,
1l3 Hudson 81, ST Johns PAX
And al the various Music Stores the city.
N B-Subscnbers Tickets ansfe rablethe price OF adms
SION subscribers will be dollar for each performance
Friend
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A LADY EprroR.-Mss Walter (sister of the edi-
tori is to edit the Boston Transcript
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COURT OF ERRoRs.-This court was opened
formally on Wednesday, and adjourned over 10
Monday.
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On the evening of the 3st instant Mrs MARGARET Ro-
sERrsor, in the 66th year Of her age.
Funeral this morning (Frday) at O'Clock, from l0s
3. cond Avenue.
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Passengers Arrived.

CANToN-Sbp Horatio-Lsyd Mntum. VIM BownelI, Of
New York; II ii Swift, New Bedford
ST.. KIrTs-Bark Hecla-(Repored yc.terdaYl-T q Ber-
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents foreign ports are resp c,y
send by every vessel all the int they eau
obtain. Nautical information Of kind from any one re
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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FROM AI.BANY.-Further progress has been made
in dividing the State into districts. No other
nevva
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Died,

On the lst instant, by George Benedict, Mr..
o Miss SARAH L. PHELrs, all of this city.
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WANTED1By young girl Of this city, place in some
W. W., sun Once, stating all aboutis. "a SEC
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CuRAeo.-Sch Daiy Chsseis65 "a do maoga-
goat skins Foulke son.
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90 THE NEW WORLD OF SATURDAY. SEP
TENDER g. will be adverse saw to various humbugs
and sweet nut" to all lovers of bountu intellectual
FEAST We are running over with good things-among
which will be found the Great Seal of England. with
beautiful engravings; the entire August part of HANDY
Andy full Of wit and humor; Lucerne from the travel
ling sketches Of Dumas translated for the New World
Kushngs, or British Popular Notwithstanding up Hy
dropathy, rvngism, Sc, in very amusing style the
ShrA on the Ran. story from Ainsworth; the Scrap
Book-contaning great variety of choice articles in
prose and poetry Editorials the Presidency Ladies' Com
panon Prize Fighting, Count Tasisro a" screed" for
Cgar-smokers, Albany Female Academy; Literary No
ce.vrry copous and interesting and news and varie
ties In abundance.
Terms 81 cents-$3 year. Office 30 Ann street.
Strangers from the country wishing to subscribe for the
best literary Journal in America requested to call and
examine the New World. It is published every Saturday
morning 6 large quarto pages at 81 In advance
Once so Ann street--where also is published Every
Yonths Gazette at 50 year. So for two copies. Both
papers richly embellshed with engravings.
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SUN RISES. 80 MOON 20
suN c ~ HIoH WATER. :. 6 a.
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os- A HORRIBLE AND DREADFUL SIGHT.

W n HONNiDLE AND DfSEADFUL oIuHI. :
Avaunt and quit my sight, begone say."Shakspear
What can be more disgusting than to person with
any disfgurng their sunbun skim be it eruptons
freckles morphew, tan, when have told them
clear skin may be had by using cake Of the Chemical
Soap There doubt of the virtue of this We have
certificate signed BY Frederick Humphrey Farmer
John Hatton Farmer; P. W. Henderson, Merchant Tailor
Of Orange county. 1t scurvy, fever, Spots cry
sipelas and bites of mosquitoes insects &C. il sold at
The Sign OF the American Eagle 50 Chatham street.
state street. Boston 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 81
Dock street. Philadelphia.
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MADAME RESTELL,

EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence, Ii8 Gree :
witch street, between Courland nd Liberty where
she be consulted with the srices confidence
plants incident TO the female frame.
Madame Restells experience and the
Of obstinate female cgui rty, oppage suppression
&C. such require but few days TO effect perfect
Ladies desiring medical ndance during
fnement other ndpositon will b, accommodated during
such time, with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders" for married ladies', whose de
ce health orbds rapid increase OF family
will be sent by mail any part Of the United States Price
package All Letters Po:t gsidl addressed to box $685.
New York. Boston Office. MOI Essex street" -
N. B.-Aladame RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
Of the city whose health would admit Of travellngba
would personal attendance them
part Of the United States within reasonable distance 81 m'r
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SECOND ADVENT

DR: HARvEY's QUIETUS.A pamphlet published TO
II show the absurdty e Mr. Milers doctrines respecting
Cbris Second Advent now ont and for sale follows. viz
278 Pearl ST. 333 Grand St 6 bowey 1863 Broadway ~ 9Th
and by the edito 1863 9th This work will be
found remedy for the Miller mania aen
n our land
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APOLOGY.
Ntcle cnder the above head lately appeared the null
- usnous journals OF this city, wbrh IN its tenor con
port As truth the best Of apologies here II that
with the view Of concatng family preudic-s insderfent
adhibited my name TO paper represented TO true du
pcae OF that put IN hand and huedly scanned but
IN ITS nature opposite nearing, and with deep dnngh
policy entirely ashed Such being the case repeat ths
correct A. G. BARRY,
Wig Maker and Artist ~ Han,
pANK NOTE PAPER-3o.ooo sheets Bank Note rspfr, O.
Carson manufacture very sg2es9r nuG,1a3 Snts
suisr 81 Liberty street,
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M CHATHAM THEATRE.-I

0hy- CHATHAM THEATRE.-An immense bill is Of
fcrcd tonight at this popular theatre consulting Of
Buwers admired play Of the Lady Of Lyons and the
10 drama OF Therese In both Of which Mr. Forrest ap
pears Claude Menotte and Carwin, and Miss Clifton
as Pauline and Theiese.
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ADJUSTMENTS
PARK THEATRE

PARK THEATRE.
., REDnCED PRICES OF ADMISSION
second and Third Circes-.... sshts.
f1t.-
. ..fSE
Lod Ashburton aud Suite will VISIT the Tbean' H. Us
Of the Lord John HAY and Odbees ol n Ia
NJ Ship Warspite, together with Commodore Perry Captain
Gregory and the Naval Oeen Ia the Port York
likewise invited 1900
THIS EVENING, September I'd, will be performed the
Comedy OF -
LONDON ASSURANCE
Charles County, Abbott NEEDLE, Burtsn
Dazzle Brown Sir Hncourt Counlv Piscide
Lady Gay spsnker, Mss Ayres
To conclue with
SCAPE GOAT.
lgnatus, Burton ROBIN, Wiliams
Hamet Miss Horn
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDTONi

SIGNOR l.. MARTINI having succeeded in bringing tina
delightful instrument into extensive and favorable notice
Europe; and having developed the powers capabilities
the instrument Elementary and Practical Tresses
which have been extensively adopted Fsnce England
publishing cop9us extract; from he above works which will
sIGNOR MAR TIM will be happy give instruction in
the art Of playing the Accordion, his residence Canal
street. the residence Of Pupils And natte uDe
that those Ladies and Gentlsmen who avail
ccs, as his method is simple. clear and progressive
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Ihe Gorgeous Comic Paafouisre of
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ia winch the whole force Of the RAVEL FAMILY and
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GRAND OVERTuRE
- Afer which
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