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rI.ara Rncon.. Work..-The work,

cis Bacon. Tod Clan rlYr OF E-1i1nf ~" 'dion.
with a life Of the author by Basil Montague, 20 vct
royal 70 with portrait. JI,t received and for 'ae BY
DAYTON NEWMAN. cr FnltoH anl Nas,au-sts.
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4 TO IET-The three story brick

Jul store No 205 Wesistreet, between JAY ana he,I
one of tie best locations the NORTH SIDE ~ he
civ either FOR grocery ship cbandlery store beng ID
the immediate vicinity of the different vessels ply w
Is, con peek.kiu sing Sing Croton, Tarryovn, fonkers
Sc &c. Immediate possession can be had desired.
nlx 1 Z Nchnlsnn cor. Mcsi and Chamher-NS aEo,L,
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JT Notice.1be Le,,er Bag, Tor LIVERPOOL per tGya
Steamer Britannia x. close at iIsrnden Co.'S Office No
ssnsree,. ~ Saturday, April 80, =, O'Clock p NJ
ter Packages deposited at their office as above are
ensured a. being in ample season for ,he steamer NAL
a2p p HAtNDEN ~.
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nRINTS. PRINTS.-S0OO yards super
English Prints. from Is to d; 1900 yh's An'e'i' gu
Prints. from 81 to Is. very elegant goods formerly sd lof
double the prc. asked Ladies please call and ee o' 'O"
selves what bargains are offered. co
JOHN II. DINGMAN CO.
~ e. SOL Grand-r corner OF Orchard
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cLEAsEs YESTERDAY
a Nnrhrnin AmSlerdam. W NtlttI.

Ship Johanna, Nordguin. Amsterdam, W Wtl%i,.
a., W, un, ~, .r,lschicola r. ID Hur,but 4 Co
O,s,n,,n ns,; ponce p n : Lord; Ga,elle Thomas
Camden. Me- Nesnnith, Leeds Co; sea tio~er'
Jacksonville. Gchrst Co; Industry, owen ~ ~,
Nauyoo B1rphsm. Boston Elweu; CMoh"e e q, "a, ~
Rec, ApalachIcos. Ogken; Borneo, Burket' n.aue'
pog. VI Tay Sood, Hall, Antigua. Nssrlith Leu
b. brig NoIva Brown, CarhoDear; Swedish brig, ryiai
Nyberr Hamburg. Wei.er; Julia, Swanson, - Peters
burg do; sclan brig Vile de Nap-ii MARITIME, Phdado'
phis. Palmere .
Schrs orb (Brl, Greenoush, Windsor, : Soule, Wh't
ney 4 Coz Lycurgus, Leeds Norfolk, Va.
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CUK GOODS FOR CASH.-CLARK

- SOUTHwORTH TILDEN, No " Cedar-'lee,,
near Sas,7- r"et receiving an entire new 'ip
of silk ard Fancy Dry Good, from auction and recent m
poraiions which they will eel al snail ai'arct op
- - wv IS Inns
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MONEY MARKET.
sclra nj the stoch Exchange, April 10.
Com mercial md Money Matters.

tEe business 81 tlt Brokers Board today ~'s net very
large and stocks generally l Of At Inc second oor,
,,o, ,h,n,s ,,ere frmer Del. L IIud. declined I
Farmer, Loan Harlem Mohawk o..o.
There was not much doue IN State No' anu ''e '''
declined Good stocks sustained themselves 80,
iqco NY SIS gu fo inn,ans a. nj
Isoo do ........ III 5000 do.......'''''' ~
Foreign Exchanges in limited demand on' 'he MAR
L., i. firm Sterling 6. Ii Francs 573 . %
In Domestic Exchanges there is more don e. aun on ''
ror,s IT imported rnie.. =.
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L>TNA Fire Insurance ComPanyof N.
~ N.-Ogicr No. 81 wal-st-ln>ure against loss or
damage Nv ar. dwelling houses, stores go1s, furniture
vessels an their carsocs ~ port and property gtereS on
favorable terms as any olhcr onc-.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Town G. - Mnodhnll. John T. Stacy,
John Alas, Gesrye fomeroy, r.. II. Clayton,
Frr"k Pen,, i. LOUIS Foulke, Geo coSals'
Ru.sell Stsbbiu. J. J. NJ Va entine, Isaac l.. Plat,
Chester Clark, Wan. " hitev right, r. VI. Blackwell,
L. ~ Hoffman, VIM. A. +. Penf, - W Cot
\. ID. Skilln, VI. l.. Marsh, jos. Jameson,
n P,gv a. Muller Joshua Jones,
A N Unncden Jno Nan Bosksrck, SiAs Wood,
rbe,n,, tuhonv. Daniel 4. GRAY, William n. Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN, President.
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u Pho,ographic Likene..e., by an improved
P Wilson. ui.ceIianics. Critical =

lancou, Es.ays By Christopher North, professor wilson
3 vols '2ro. .'r., rulI, bel snd for sale low hy
AT DAYTON & NEWMAN, col. F...J1 end N''Tausf'
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,irtre OF a landIords

warrant will ex pose Tor sale at f'r'ic 'ci , 80
Monday. the p Of MAY Instant Al n ococh H r,,r,.<
r-osn =, No 2p- Henry large Cranr ana a.
ousati,- u rrach whec Wagon BodIe, ana n r ~ :,
ie. Barksmths' An.ils. Tsir NJ Bellows am
H., of OH Iron. &c. ALFRED ROCr, Constable
To- -, =, ~ :; is.j an p. No y Betsr"an-'t
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n. 4. Hsggerty, Auononerr.
BY JOHN HAGGERTl i SONS.
Stpre leS Pesrstreet

n. 4. Hsggerty Auouonecr
BY JOHN HAGGERTl 4 SONS.
St,re les Pesr-sireet
SATURDAY. April s1sh,
At 10 O'Clock, al the auction room,
BRVssts AND lNSRAN CAsPGrS-bru~ea lngrsiS,
Venetian AMI Hemp Carpetnss plain and printed Flock
Cloths and Broeking, CARPET Bn'isng, Tsb!e an Piano
Covers &c e.. lie
Also. 40 ro. super Brussels received per ,hP s'spAes
Whitney.
Also, ~ sa.es surer or imported ingrsn eSrre;s
Asa, Fren, table aud ano covers
Also ~ 81 and o. red and white, checked plain and
fancy Canton mating.
TUESDAY. May 81,
Al 10 o'clock. prrcis-y.
LKGroSs Mars. &c 100 packages The prin pal part De.
ing entire invoices OF Leghorn Has and Plating OF The well
Known mark &c &C ssi RW landing ifom te vessel
and comprising large assortment OF mems hats, doubls
aud snge white AMI colorrd, boys and infants bats, bo-
vars, women's hats. &c. nc.
An entire invoice superior Plattin. ol all grades
Also invoice NJ fancy patl and trimming, Including
the desired patterns.
AsD, p cases modern hats
As, "a case, Partisan bouneis Of rich style and pattern
Together with general assortment ot every article N
the line. =.
Catalogue, and samples ready tor examination ca Mon
day morning. III MAY.
WEDNESDAY, MAY lib.
At 10 O'Clock NJ the Auction Room.
PACKA6E >ALE-Jon packages Foregn aud Domestic Dry
q ols comprising gcncrl assortment OF spring "oodA
al months cresit
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LA TO LET-To small genteel family,
UEALTUY Summer Residence to

let-In DeawSke County, about IS miles w.., , Of :.
knT.ton a ready furnSnd cottage pleasantly sua,rn 10
q mountainous country. Communication with thr No l
River at Kingston, Nv stage three times week hc y.
the summer or wear $40 For further Information Ap ~.
~ How. No 81 Canal corner Church streets. a2s IL
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nor SALES lots of ground situated

n tl,r east side Of the 2h Avenue, and ~, ~
ana J.i cr.tt either IN body or separately az 49, Az
Tho portb side OF ~. er~ai eH0 feet distant from tbe ~
cnue For particulars applf &, ',e rysner ssrln ~
norton At tie office OF M JOHN ". Po~t' We ~ .ad IN
street The persons applying are parc e< nd
case they 90 Wp' W Wv '' a50 Tvs
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Az jm RicaARD =. DuNS. Surveyor.
MIR. and MRS. BAILEY woald inform
TYRE INsURANCE.-Thc New-York

ii ConfrbuilOn.hiD Insurance Company, onc" NO ~
street Capital $500 geo. well secured continues to IN
sure against los damage boy FIRE on buildings merchan
die household furniture ami personal property generally
Loses literally and promptly adjusted .., nj.
J. SMY1H ROGERS, President
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yranklln IfIrrrsHge soc,y iyf,. CYpSru Hail Broad
~ his fveoiny tai1rday Ons o 'hs rr,'esscn
'bsr. Nil address he meeting. FIRE Co n - pecied 20
l.,t.,A s31 It,
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" Merritt Page, loo Bowery offer at very low ptct,
ON. NJ ,he os eyen.ye assorimens he found IN The
Ciry Those in will FIND II an o1ecrto give tsci
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TETTER.! TETTER!
ITCH! ITCH!

DIR. LEIDY'S TETTER AND ITCH
OINTMANT.-An o infallable remedy for
various affections of the SKIN. removing
Pimpies, Pas,ules, and Eruption of the
SKIN. and particularly adapted TO the cure
of TETTER and ITCH.
This ointment has been used in numer
GUS schools throughout the city and county
as well as Factories, employing numerous
girls and boys,and among whou, letter and
Itch, as we'll as other Affections Of the Skin,
prevailed, with the most uncxampled Sue.
cess. Names of School Teachers, as well
as supeiintendsnts and Proprietors of Fac.
tories. could be given, confirming the above,
bu. for the deiicacy they feel in having their
names published in connection with such
loathsome and disagreeabie affections.
Prepared and sold a, DR.. Leidy's Health
Emporium, (Sign of the Golden Eagle and
Serpeants,) No. l9l north second street, be.
low Vine; also sold at
Luts'sHsaith EnIorius, Blocmsburg.
Nov 20. fsss. 20
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] SAW THEE WEEP.

I saw the wesp-ths big bright lear
Came DER that eye Of blue; b
And then msthongh. il did appear
A violet dropping dew; ~
] saw thse smile-the sspphirs's blase
Beside thee ceased to shine:
4, could not match The living rays lll
That flled that glance Of thine,
As clouds from yondsr sun recsivs
A deep and mellow dye,
Which scsrcs the shade Of coming eve
Can bsnish from the sky,
Those smiles unto the moodisst mind
Their own pursjoy impart-;
Their sunsbiue leaves glow behind
THAT ligh.ens o'er the heart.
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'CaAxcE Is written on the tide,
On the forests lssfy pride,
On the s.resssiet gIancing bright,
On the jewelled crown o( night
All whsreontbs eye iess, sliiVns4
fhsFsh lsUsiy inNsss.
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Poetry.

sY WILLIAM CULLEN BYRANr.

~ WILLIAM CULLEN DYRANr.
The things, oh Life! thou quickensst all
Strive upward toward the broad bright sky
Upward and outward. and they Gall
Back 10 esr,h's bosom where they die.
All that have borne the touch Of Death;
All that shall live, lie mingled there
Beneath that vale Of bloom and breath,
That living como 'twixt earth and air.
There lies my chamber dark and still;
The atoms ira implied by my feet
There wait, TO take the place 6li
In the sweet air and sunshine sweet.
Well ! have had my surn--have been
Raised from the darkness Of the clod,
And for glorious moment seen al ss,n
The brightness Of the skirts Of God. 81
And knew the light within my breast,
Though wavering ofientimes and dim,
The power, the will that never rest
And cannot die, were all from him.
Dear childi know that thou wilt grievs
To zee me taken from thy love- ~
Wilt seek my grave at Sabbath eve,
And weep and scatter flowers above.
Thy little heart shall soon be healed,
And being shall be bliss. till thou
To younger forms Of life must yield
The place thou filrst with beauty nov.
When We descend 10 dust again,
Where will the final dwelling he
OF thought and all its memories then,
Ny love for thee, and thine for mel
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N0@IE WWYo
II SHALL DO IT!!

4 Ill persons indebted 10 me must make pay.
"A ment by the FIRST OF AUGUST next
All who neglect this notice, will find their accounts
inthe hands of Justice of the Peacefor col lee.
ton after that date. siftb
FREDERICK DBEHER,
BiOcu,pgv @uAsas, 1alA
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THE SABBATH.

8H blB BE As SULWhRs Fs t
Fresh slides the brook, and blows the gale.
Yet yonder halls the quiet mill;
The whirring wheels. the rushing sail,
How motonIess and still
Six days stern Labor shuts the poor "A
Prom Natures careless. banquet hall;
The seventh. an Angel opens the door,
And. smiling, welcomes alll
a fathers tender mercy gave
This holy respite 70 the breast,
70 breathe, tho gale. to watch the wave,
And now-ths wheel may rest
oix days Of toll, poor child Of Cain, ,gg
Thy strength thy masters slave must be
The seventh. the limbs escape the chain
"a 0sd bath mads thee free. . "
The Gelds that yesssr.morn knew
Thy footsteps as their serf, surveys ss
On thee, as them, descends ths dsw. /,
The baptism Of the day.
Fresh glides the brook and blows the gale,
But yonder halts the quiet mill;
The whirring wheel, the rus Ting sail,
How motionless and still
% rest, o weary heart but, 10.
The church-spire, glistening up 10 heaven
TO warn thee where thy .hough,s should 60
The day Thy God hath given a
Lone through the landscapes solemn rest,
The spite iss moral points on high
@, soul. At peace within the brssst,
Rise. mingIing with the sky.
They tell thee in their dreaming scheol,
OF power from old dominion hurled, 4
When rich and poor with juster rule.
Shall share the altered world.
Alas since Time itself began,
That fable hath but fooled the hoaS;
Esch age that ripsns power in maa
But subjects man to power.
Yet every day in seven, At least,
One bright republic shall be known;
Mans world awhile hath surely ceased
Whes God proclaims his own! gs
Six days may rank divide the poor, .9iiab
o Dives. from the banquet hall; q ssoa
The seventh the Father opes the door. /"
And helds bis feast !or all
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PROSPECTUS

st .dNO go tas
--,,~
lUlEAUWUlNATu EEVulEWo
VOLUME XII. COMMEN CINC lyman
SoaS l.. Y SULLIVAN, Editor
~ an ;ncre.se in tho nu,,h.r ,f r.rss .rd hv an
alteration in lie tvpocrapb;c., .rrancen,an,s ,be
ouanttv Of matter heretofore furnished 10 the rea.
ders Of The Democrs,c Review will ba increased In
;,s fntuye numbers about
sc,,,,,,,rS, ,,,,,r, n,,r r,,,c,
TEN oINA'
The Editor expects valuable aid to his own efforts
during the couise of the coming year. from num-
Der OF the most able pens OF the great Democrats
r'y-together with that OF Others, In lis purely
literary department. to which the same political des-
ignaton is not to be applied. Among them may
be particularly nalnedi
Bancroft. Parks Godtcin, J. L. Sfephsns
~ Coons,1 gy,,,tbo,,. T;iSe,,
q T,,Jlu 1o-.,..,ss''1'i Z k1,.s:ar,,
~, .,.. n.Irs E
WhsHter, IdusaMg. Eohes.
SedWsck, II. III. EUereH, Brydnf,
G'tp,n BroUnson, Coss, =.
6nfter, C0nl6rcteng, T.. !. <ngefsoH.
The MONTHLY Financial and Commercial srti.
cles. which have freouentv been nronounced by tbe
most intelliaent criticisms during ibe p.st wear in
themselves alone worth tbe subscrpton to the worL
will he continued from the same able-hand. gaaT
An arranaement has been made. by which the
Bosfon o,,nyferIv Rep;e,D. edited bv Mr.. Bnowr.
sor will he mergeJ in the Democratic Review. The
after being frequent and regular contributor to
ts pages. 1t is proper to state, that Mr.. Brown.
sons articles will be marked by his name though
to most readers they would doubtless reveal them
selves by their internal evidence and that it has
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With two or three Of the most eminent members
of the great Liberal Party Of Europe, from the DIFF
ferent countries else of others of 'home produc
tion," according to the facility Of procuring portraits
from abroad. 8ii gHils0 it segei
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RAN AwAYs
NOTICE.

FHNhat have purchased at Constable Sale tho
3 following articles sold by Richard Brewer
Constable on the 3lst instas the property of George
Hartzel all, of which property | have loaned to
the said George Hartzel during my pleasure, Of
which the public will take notice.
One Lot Oats S. 90, Rye $40: Wheat S5,
Straw So so, one pair Quillars 81 l2, one Log
Chain 81 two Ploughs 81 10, one Harrow 81 25,
one Calf 81 40, one Heifer s6, one lot Potatoes
in the ground three dollars seventy five cents, do.
Corn, eight dollars, do. Buckwheat, three dollars,
half Wagon two dollars, Apples three dollars
twenty five cents, Harness Eve dollars seventy Eve
cents,
ELIAS WERTMAN.
August 3lst, ls42.
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MOTTO.

rs hereby given to all concerned, that have
H purchased of Joseph Grimm, one Mantle clock.
one Beaureau, one Heifer two Hogs, one Bed, one
wing Table, and have left them in his possession
during my pleasure. | forbid any person purchas.
ng, or taking them away, without my consent
UeAH NANea
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List of Letters,

Remaining in tho Post Office at Bloomsburg,
Sept. 30th ls42. d
George Beers, Mrs. Mary Maranda Ecbeft,
Eliza Kouchen, Miss Maria Kouchlen,
Mr.. William Marks.
MoYER, M.
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EYER & TIEEELEY;
and have lust received from Philadelphia, and now
opened, at their NEW STORE, sN'orthscestC or
ner Of Market and Maine Streets. Hfo0nasburg,
an entire new and extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES; HARD
WARE, CROCKERY, AND
QUEENSR'ARE, &c.
which they offer for sails, on reasonable TERMS as
their prices are suited to the times. Among their
assortment will be found
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sdttineffs, and
Various kinds Of cloths for mems
Summer ,Uear; Cdticoes; Cling
hams; Cdm6rics; Mus!ins;
Silks: Muslin de lanes;
and various other articles
for Ladies' dresses; Sha,cts; Six
and Cotton Handkerchief and Hose;
Bieached and Bro,on Domestic Muslins;
and variety of other articles suitable for the
and believed 70 be as good and complete an assort.
ment as is usally found in country stores.
nrCOUNTRY PRODUCE will be received in
exchange, and CASH will not be refused.
Our friends, and the public generally, are re-
quested to call and examine for themselves.
JACOB EYER,
CHARLES HEFFLEY.
Bloomsbury, June IS, ls43.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-11
ID l u D,

In Swarzey, n. H. on the 3lst u ofconsumption, Miss
Nancy II. hLpRICm, aged 20 years. daughter Of Anlasa
md CandaCc, hdrch Esq, OF that town. Never were
the engaging attributes oil humantyinnocc' ce, beauty,
and loneliness, harmOnonsly blended and combined
than in the person of the fair whose death we dcploe,
and record She well educated intelligent, nmabe,
exemplary hameess anddurns her brel existence here,
wove ir garland of virtues, with which her name will
be swcctly wrcathcd in the recoectons of her numer-
aud dear relatives and friends that she has de-
parted to the spra where life is ntermnabe md ie
citous. X. y.
In Pomre,, OH the 3lst u Mrs Lucy Ann Hutchinson,
wife OF Capt VIM Hutchinson and daughter of Mr.
james NJ and Mrs Lucy Barns aged % years. She hnd
experienced year fsufering from consumption which
she bore with christian patience. Three of the family in
Guiding both the Father and Mother have but just be-
fore the grave from the diseases Shc express
ed her willingness TO depart aud died in hopc.Com.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-11
LATER FROM CHINA.

Canton Oct. |, 1871. A circular was received
q. Macao, on the 18th of September, from Sir Hem
ry Potnguer, dated at Annoy, 18th September,
confirming the account Of the capture of the place
by the British, in four hours, with very little tight
ing
1t was intended 10 leave few ships and some
troops to garrison Annoy, and Sir Henry has star
ted to the north to attack Ning-poo and Chusan,
which places will be easily taken.
Owing TO the late period of the session, it is no,
supposed that nny thing important will be done this
winter, and that Sir Henry will, ere long, return
to Annoy.
There is however, no prospect Of any settlement
OF these difficulties. The Emperor is us much IL
verse TO settlement as ever he was.
Trade is in a state Of great depression, partcu.
larly as regards imports. The market is entirely
clear Of last years teas, and therefore the prices
named are merely nominal. The new Congress
have just began 10 come in, but no settled prices
have yet been placed upon them.
Commodore Nyas has threatened to blow nm al
the ratification, &c. Of Canton, on account Of the
Chinese sinking several vessels with stores, in the
channel Of the river,