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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22
From the Public Leti2-r.
WILLIAM aiRW INSTITUTE.

SUBJECT CouRrsuir AND MARRIAGE.
'rhc 4.ccturc vas delivered in the Church ia
Julianna street; above Vine, on Tuesday ccen-
ing. The house was filled to overlooking, and
the audience, composed of absat all equal pro
portion of ladies and gcntlcusci- NAE one Of the
most fashionable and intelligent which We haTc
noticed the present wlRer-
Courtship, the lecturer said, was great
privilege in this free country; but he feared a
privilege not adequately appreciated It. per-
ants not only man and woman to becornc ac-
.luainted with the mere forms aud features, su'
sitls the mental AID mogN' qualifications OF
each other, before entering the most important
contract of human society. 1t is great pri-
legc, because il is eaioyed by amy considerable
portion OF the human family.
In Turkey, the girl, at the early age OF ten,
IS taught TO shun the eye Of man. Her mar
rage is matter of Arrangement by her friends,
and with an individual whom she has never
seen. Tie bisstul period Of fcourtship, and the
delights of hope and love, are lost her. In
Tunis it is still worse, There, after young fe-
male is engaged, she is immured in small
room; and should it so happen that she is tO be
married to a wdower she is fed, frequently by
compuIsion, until her size reaches that of the
fnysaer wife of her intended husba's1 Thus, III
fact. women are fATrESEB for marriage.
In some parts of Arabia, children are con-
tracted in marriage when nNly few years, OF
even few months, old. The father of the
male child buys the girl, and pays down part
ortbc price Immediately, as earnest money.
Oar Indians, have more rational way. The
pawnce lover visits the tent of the father of the
beloved without invitations. sits on the corner
ola mat for some time, and rcllres without
speaking. He pays a second visit few days
after, wears hls buffalo gracefully about hlm
again sits silently IN The corner al the tent. /
the flthcr lms determined To rcIrct him. no ma
ls offered. lfta,orahiy received, and the con
sent Of relatives obtained, the Young man pre-
sents himself once moro al The door ol his bride
and then turns aud walks slowly uil towards
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22
Night Bloo,ning Flowers.

M JULIET ". LlwIs.
Fair buds rsc Nanlttei,ttty ty day
l'c this .ccueststod spo,,
That might catch your earliest strilcs,
Anj yet, ye open not.
The morning mists are scattered now,
No cloud is in the sky,
The sun. ike hcnignant king.
Smiles from his throne on high;
While birds, in gushing melody,
Are offering homage up;
And sisters flowers beneath his gaze,
Ope' wide each fragile cup,
why shut yethen your incense in,
And hide your 'lovtliness
As though your may not share iheirjdy
Beneath the suns caress
N0,c wake ye, It's the sunset hour,
The day.king has guno down;
Yet still, upou the m,untain tur,
Is seen his brilliant crown;
Awake ye ! if its cleaning gems,
Its bands of glitterne gold,
Its glorious, life.like ratliance,
Departing ye'd behold.
The rivers toschcd with glowing light,
And rolls crmson'd hood
While heavens blush has lent its hucs
Unto the leafy wnod
SiiH, are you folded to your dreams!
bright must those visions he,
If they surpass the gorgcnu,ness
Of heavens spasca'itryi
Goodnight! tho stars ARE scmming heaven
And seem like angles eyes,
Rusuming now their silent watch
Within the far off skies;
They nightly on their burning thrones
Like guardian spirits keep,
Familiar vigil DER the world,
Wrapt in lis solemn sleep;
And tendrIy they gaze on US,
These children of The dir,
While every ray they send togou
Some message seems 10 bear,
That stirs YOU TO the limos, cuir
Nou Thrill beneath their beams,
And start, and temble, wildly, like
Ambition i'll his dreams.
Now, 10 ye burst your emerald bonds,
And ope' your laneuid eyes,
And spread your lovelnes before
Those DIV oilers of the skies:
While incense, from your grateful hca,ts,
Like prayer ascends to heaven
And kindly dew, and starry light,
Are answering blessings given.
ASK and We shall receive" YOU seem
To whisper to my heart,
And move me in your woTshpping
To tlkc an active PaR.
Sweet teachers It's an hour for pravcE,
When hushcd alr snnnds of mlrh,
And slumher rests his halmy wing
Upon the weary canhS
When all thc ties Vhdl hind the soul
To woIl illness, are given
Then heartfelt prayers, like lonsrncd hIIds,
Wih wing their way to heaven.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

AN ExoELLENT QUALTy.-A prca~
cher, in funeral sermon on lad y, al
ter summing up her good qualities, ad>
ded, that "She always reached her hus>
bands hat when he called for it, with
out muttcIlng."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

Coon REroRr.-A young wife re-
monstratcd with her husband, dissi.
palcd spcndtnili, on his conduct. My
love-" said he, am only like the PtOdi.
gal Son; I shall reform by-aad-by."
"A,M | viii be like the Prodigal Son,
too" she replied, "ior will arise and
90 TO my father :" and accordingly oil
She went.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

SWEET por.ToES.-Auo old bachelor
having been laughed at by bcvy OF
prc,ty girls, told them that they were
SMALL potatoes. I'VE may bc SMALL 20,
talocs." replied one of the maidens, "but
we are SWEET ones"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

AN EXAMPLE or MopEsTY.---A clock,
the Boston Atlas says, is the most mo-
dest thing in the world--it always CO..
vers its face with It's hands.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22

AGMNsr THE GRAIN.--The Be sion
Times says glass of water, admins
tered to drunkard. is like iial--it
goes against the GRAIN
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considerable, though tire people of no
regular cruiser can ever equal in spi>
rii and energy a'body of volunteers as,
scmblcd on an occasion like this. There
wns originally no commander in the
sloop, But previously to engaging the
schooner, jeremiah OBIien was s6lec-
ted for that station. This atlai WAS
the Lexington Of the seas, for like that
celebrated land conflict, 1t was a rising
of fhc people against a rcgular force,
was characterized by a long chase, a
bloody struggle, and triumph. 1t was
also the first blow struck on the water
after the war of the American revolu~
tion had actually commenced.
The armament Of the Marraretts
was transferred 10 a sloop, and Mr. O'>
Bricn made an attack on two small Eh-
glish cruisers that were said 10 have
been sent out from Halifax expressly
TO capture him. By separating these
vessels nc took them both, with little re-
sistTncc, dnd the epri3ohers were all'car-
ricd 10 Watcrtown, where the provin-
then assembled. The gallantry and
good conduct Of Mr.. OBrien were SO
generally admired, that he was irme.
diatcIy appointed Captain in the mas
rnc oi'thc colony. and sent on the coast
with his two last prizes, with orders 10
intercept vessels bringing supplies TO
the royal torce.-{Cooper'S Naval His.
tory.
Doors FOR FfMNLEs.-rarrnts--have
We daughters Then throw fashion TO
the winds, purchase or have made for
them. good substantial cali skin boots,
and forbid them going out in snow,
slosh or mud without them on their feet,
Your thin shoes have been the means
of nine cases Of consumption out Of ten,
in the female sex. We know of no
reason why the feet of girls and wo>
men need not be as well protected whcH
they go out. as those Of boys and men
Come now--hclp us bring up one good
fashion. What shoestorc will provide
a supply Of real boots for ladies' We
will publish lis advertisement gratis.
Augusta Banner.
4 potato diet is found greatly to improve tfs
4 1uaii1y OF the blood Hence roasted or baked
potutoes are successfully employed as a spcch
tic against the sea scuryy, when other remedies
have failed. This discovery was made in
Francc. 1t is Singular that boiled potatoes DC
not seem to have tire same good effect
ErIGRAM-Thc following is an Epigram on
one of the most distinguished Lawyers at the
Equity Bar in England, during the time Of the
larc lord Chancellor Eden.
Mr. Leech'
Made speech,
Impressive, clear and strong;
Mr.. HAITI
On the other part,
Was ildious duH ard long;
Mr.. Parker
M,dc that darker
Which was DARK enough wilhoulS
Mr.. Bell
Spoke so weil
That the Chancellor sad, doubt.
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Tnr CnAPs.--A pretty girl was Ia'e,
" complaining to friend THAI she had
cold, and was sadly plagued in her lips
with chaps--"Friend," l." said the Obadi-
ah, "thce should never suiler the caAiS
10 come near thy lips.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

Every SUBSEQUENT inserih, -
Yearly Advertisements, (wi,h the privilege OF
alIeraticn) ore column S25 half column, SIS,
three squares, Si2; two squares, 50; one square,
81. Without the privilege Of alteration u liberal
discount will hc made.
ADVERTISEMENTS ltit without directions as to the
length of time they to he published viii be
continued until ordered out and charged accord
nelv.
CrSixteen lines make suuafe.
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Afterwards Vice ChanccHr,
/ Afterwards Chsuc llor "A Ireland.
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CJSiXteen C lines make a suuarc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
ID led

On Wednesday morning. May ISth John OF VIM II.
Plnkney, in the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF tie family are requested TO
attend the funeral Thursday the 18Th last, al 5oclock
2. NJ, from No. $40 Bowey
On Wednesday, MAY 18th, of consumption, Mrs SOPHIA
liawley, in the 43d year oi her age.
The friends OF the family, and those OF her son. oear
Iawley together with the members OF Manhattan Lodge
o. of o. p and the order IN general are respect
fully invited attend her funeral Friday morning. al
halt past O'Clock, from her late residence, No ~ "ats'
Yesterday morning. George Spencer, son OF Henry anu
Catherine Shepard aged years and months
The friends OF the family invited TO attend the iunera1
this afternoon at halt past O'clock from lU7 Liberty ST.
On Wednesday. May 18Th Elizabeth infant daughter oil
VIM. and Eleanor McGraIh, aged weeh, aud u.ys'
Funeral this afternoon al O'Clock, from 81 huuS"'."
The friends OF the family invited To Attend ,.
Last evening after "A short AID severe Illness r""Hu -
Van Clere OF the firm OF BerthOli Van 'iere.
liz remains will be- taken 10 Lau>ngburs, tins morning
al o'clock, for intermen - MI.
q, Thu ,,iay, MAY 18th, of consumption Horace KIfy'
in the 4jth year OF his age. 80 49,,
On Thursday MAY 9TH, Ann T. wife Of Plny :. Mills,
aged ST. 80,
ON Tuesday, May nth John Gray aged -
On Tuesday, MAY l7ll. Mrs. Su,annlh stake aged ~
Ga Tuesday, MAY l7lh, Capt Wm. Brown, aged y!
At jersey Cy. May l7h, Joseph infant son 81 WIN. =
and Jane Duseubcrry. 80 ,
At Ann Arl,or Michigan, My llh, Hon. Charles kcl'
logg aged 90. . =, HI,
Al M0rri,ania near New York, May 7th Mrs Hannah,
wife OF VIM Morris. Esq. AGED p
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ADJUSTMENTS
A CONCERT Of Sacred Music will !

4 CONCERT of Sacred Music will be
N given bv hs BroasSsv Tabernacle Ct0ron Thurs
iav evening". Nay H. 1872, commence al quarter bor,
O'Clock. pr'c.s,y.
PROGRAMME ... F,Er I
!. TIE lori 10 Do. Holy Ten To-.
, PRAYER.
5 >en,snce-' lI1-s Ten iiol,and harp, lud Volcss
Sol1 hy VI Peek Missionary Anzr '........... shaw
8 >.u,.nre-' H0iv : th. ID-d'
{ Solo ay NJ strong tInIv l0rt Got Al
f.tri
Chor>- NJ elevate the OF juiah. liz ir
e Hrci,lt!ye hv VI " Ii pskev-. When ron
the Sa.rrd Garden driven
Ar lie ed through the tflcklc> " id' -iib
Chsrus-' - lie co1eIL' HAYDN
o. SOLO ~ VI. >trcn.-'I AnoN hat Nv Re
ttsmc iNcth' III lnic
u. Grand Chorus Glory be 20 God Oh hsh.'
from Mozar's l.lh Mas
PAST II
!. Voluntary on the organ hy Proi "m Aper>
. 500 by M7s >gruug-' The great trumpet ,ha4
DE- hloN II i'ta'
Trumpet obi cato by VI Walter.
). Chorl,- 30 iu the last DAYS.
T. sag hv VI Oakley The at words ot Mar
m.Os.' ar
= >0iohy VI, strong;
Chorr.- The marvellous work. ...-......... Ia, in
Nrsni tlieiual Chorus, '.h'"1'i
Vocal Leader. .......................G~1 Andrew,
l>iranirnia. Leader. ..-.......-.....l 1 ~
'.-fI'>A N tfffN
Ticket, only = cents myla 20
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MARRIED ::

On Monday, May 10Th, Orlando T. Reddin to Miss Mary
j. Bingham both Of this city.
On Tuesday. May 18th, Columbus SeguBe to Phebe NJ.
daughter of Ahram NJ. Griffin Esq all OF this city
On Monday, MAY 10TH &. r. A. Inrichs 10 Louisa Ann
DOiter. both OF tins city.
Ga Tuesday, MAY 18th, Dr. Thomas f. Cock to Ann Au-
gusia. daughter OF DR.. Isaac Wood.
AT RAILWAY. y. f., Nav 18th, by Rev. G. X. Imbre, i.
Is. Crowel Jr. OF Newark, to Miss Sarah A. BOlne, Of
Railway.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ ). DRAPER, Jr.
s.or, = wil.sn.-.tr~.t. corn,r nj P,n.-..rs,,.
W. D<kSpAY NJ .,


y pc h,,ch'n's Elehange At ~ p'cock
e. oricr To Receives The coo,,s,r. II In.,,,,.
COMPANY. Che ''io~ gnselsd noi,, asd asmani. ans
n r'ile'',' %. - T. igc :" a. Company. VI.
loi>e.i by Ebearrer Msrrbousr o- 80 :. "'''' '"'
Morehea'e', note .i.'i Apr 10. $50 s-o, enJor,-i
bN Nnlrr - nsou. 'or SOL -.
Gorrn.,y Lyon, note aa,s,i June H. sd. ,no. .,
doT>ci ~ JAIME, & "re-1Wsy. 81 -
J. P Cane, no'e endor'.,i b, Garrett b Crane dated
r. Nounge Jr.. note. dated sept 5, iss. at mo. fer
Hro.y NoHuSr, da'el,ugu,, g. is y months. TOR
samuel P Church Co. ~. late, SEPT C. 1857. moe.
e. or,'d ty samuel \ Church, 500 -
%. .i'' ssior>o oy san,. dated FEB. TO- 1888, ct &c
Iio6oy Ha;ea c., oo.c dated June 8 lsS7 at J.. Nos.
ep = by w , hob6y: 81? .
hdNarl ' Prcr's cote ,iairi Feb. -! ISIS 500 81
Jane, Brtngt.m March IA isSl . MOS endorsed Nv
To- M'Is,a . aaa jam, Iai'.,. ssi 90
dor>-d by :. X B.>iwc "a >si!sI ."
william COULTER, note March ;, 1857 uo, e@ior,e,i by
jaime, Barte,., no;., sl NAV. iao. 81 days. sss.
Baarce daeon NcNa,y, Mill Nerri,r', note Tor soc
Jais,mcai ssr.n william NeNuiy. Ie.rrru Nil.
Phneis G Mrrnu ard Albeit McNuisy. dated ii,h OF Nav
Jedsernen, a,a.n., y ram l.. Mecker for $9lS H.
80. ic-o,,A..
Joan hl.'tf .''.'.''''''''''''''''''''' 80 10
Jane MORAN. ..'-.-..-.-......... . -
Henry >aaw. .-..-........ ............ " ~
Also. ~ shares ot Grccnw ch BANK >ocs.
FRIDAY, Msy 2, 81 10 O'Clock.
puta, on n B,ne,uN. among which Pulmer Margsu,
70 ca'ks Chateau La'oor &S IA cae> - JaNenne hedoe
~. Chateau Nireaus' kt Chateau lartit 1851 and -
Chateau NlrgsuN 1851 Debcs ~ Lsmme 1885, Chamber.
fn Or, Mutt, or aui p Noluly o.. ~ Persy, Grand
Nou>,cuN sparkling k-Ns>als>. sparkling Ay Mouseux,
Cham lrnel Nu>c.t, M1mNhno. DE- N,ra Abs.nhe Vert.
CurlcNa. Annl>stte and assorted COrdias
At PRIVATE SALE.
eases crimson Porcrts.
csse. printed Pongees.
China black ,h htk's. 80 assorted ~.wnss: case, fan
~ Preach style pad ca,>neres. Oxford fancy miN .
lc Jo'aNIlle, g..
Ais, double press. but llf.ir used.
\ Eo,,d organ suitable lr a small church
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The Auniversapies.
IT Home League Cash Tailoring Rstab.

~" Cas Tailoring Establishment at II John-str~et and
on hand general assortment OF Cloths sd ,s'sl@fes
o American manufacture. %; superior style and finish and
variety o coOrs which he invites the attention OF ifo.s
Who wsh to encourage uOiaciOres. Also,
perior westof.Kngand wool black and fancy colsred
Cloths Cashmere and great variety Of fancy Nc.t-
rich black ~atIn &c OF the lest quality all Of
which " % be- made up Tor cash short notice the
nosi fashionable STYLE under the direction OF SIR ~ Cav.
lord (aie of the Nrv-Yorh Cash Tailoring Establishment
ID nlton-strect) who's practical aud mccbanC3 abilities
a. a cutter are universally acknowledged.
Terms. cash, and no abatement 10 prces
ASH On GEOHGE ANDRE VS., IL John-street.
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Y The PhcniN Ionperancc Hencv0Ieni ANs0rIa.
ton viii hold a meeting Concert Hall No. f05 Broad.
way, Canal - This Thursday Evening, May 10Th,
O'Clock M-ssrs 4. l.. sorr. Hugh Locklln Loyeaud,
Howard, Laam James, appleton and other popular ten
perabce speakers Will address the ting and popular
temperance SONGS will be sung The public and paTticu-
larly the ladies, are respectfully invited 10 attend.
II a. u. COS TAR, Secretary.
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Estate at Port Il cinOnd, staten Island. III. Lud
wl sell agctlon, Thursday, the l9h of May next
Al - O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the following
property. lot. fronting Broadway, AZ Nos IL y, y
md a. A.o. lot, fronting on Thrd street ~ ana :
,o, three lots hOuug On Fih Il. ~ Nos aud Also
Two lots fronting Broadway Nus - aud b9 Also four
lot. routng Broadway Nos 81 a, 50 and %; also
tour lots rOuing Heber0n street. Nos - u, ~ and
u al-o eight ot' fronting Broadway a. Nos D. 3D. 81,
3d. ~ - - asd n
The above bots are located n beautiful situation, being
gi n front the bay, ,ud about i've rn'trs Mak from
ih~ landing and well .iiuato Tor cottages The stus
exceeding healthy ana the shbOrlood all hand
,0mely improved There thrce steamboats,
ani the city three four times day during
the whole year There aha four denominations Of
church.. IN the neghborhood with respectable school
house,. semnare.. sc. An opportunity like tbs seldom
offered 10 the pubic. The sale viii be positive For FUR
her information apply % Charles Cadge, us Water 4,
NJ 60 r. H. Ludlow No II Broad street, where map OF
the property can BE- sect
Also three lOt fronting Sixth II. a. Nos }, and D.
y Is. TIE ale VIII TAKE place a. hai pa, u, instead Oi
II O'Clock advertised, ~ order 10 give time 10 to," per-
who from Staten Island by tie II O'Clock boat Ia
le
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: FiUb Ward Tfmpcrnnce ncciing..

The Lazy Marion Temperance ScOcelY meets every
Thursday evening al O'Clock. ard the Marion Temper
SOciey meets every THURSDAY and Sunday evening
so'cock the Marion Iioue. It's West Broadway, where
number OF iavore speakers will address, the meet
inE. The public are respectfully invited t. attend.
fnyl9 2tThSSr /ENAS HYDE, President.
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MONEY MARKET.


The saes al the STOCK Board to-day rather limited
al prices had downward tendency This heavness in
The market atr boied by many 10 the disturbed OF
Affairs IN Rhode Island Deia"are and Iudsos declined
per ce.t. Mohawk y, Harlem !.
The sales Of state sleek, prime pally Of Ohio g..
which fel oil II per cent They revived slightly, and
ICED at ABS NY. sSos improved slightly.
500 Corporation s. -. 81 1900 dO....~......... ~.
5 900 Y 9, ia12..... 3a; 1908 dO.....sN DAYS IL
800 Ono 81, Cn....... - 800 do.....h 3 says -
Yoc gn Exchange cpatnue Nat. with every symp-
tom OF considerable decline. We quote sterling 70 ..
Franc, 81. 10 . 50.
Gaand Exchanges also very dull today, well IS
Treasury Noies, which continue al to discount W.
Quote
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DOuDRETTE FOR SALE at liz


Nassau street. prepared by tie Nt"h oi'h fo' =
DRE1TE COMPANY warranted >9t 10 be made rom a
pr 100 hud OF peat found on the Jersey meadows, bu
rla-e from the contents of ,in -
Tho.- '-rnl. engaged n the New-lork FouafrU ON
parv the undertake Tho PREPARATION "i foA
dree 10 ti, COUNTY, ami hey have isi more ehperrcr
tnan any other engaged 90 the manufacture here, All ury
uro.e,, - hon, -r competitors, vino n'tt ihd,
they nah. r1udre, more thaz my per cent better au
any h article rsaufactu eel here II o, tue uat ilrr
co-rii,or e-ov the advantage of possessing an aplnln
,upuv a.. h,v av 90 peculiar kinb OF peat Oi ne very
hestcuaiv. mr. hr purpose, Of the COMPANY, WINE me
NcwNork Pondrete Company have m purchlSr ah li3i
,ye-l milo. hat they require at nj. valuable ar ci-
possibly however. The advantage no having AZ ablnhii
supply ~ To- contents NJ snk. AMI OF beng idd pr tiA
H. Wll enable them q make good an article - h'f
csnr,t WHO .av 'or the principal mater s-thr con-
tents of .rk.-ari then transport or ~ mills 10 tfr
works f aid tie proof of tie pudding tt- cat
ur sfk Plldrstt---iAf only Nay io hr0" IT, value
8, % use t ~ Corn. Potatoes or any other crop, ant
you w.lLesr from t a-aIu. .
Tio,- u 10 could not obtain % 1r planting VIII 10 well
apply Corn Al the 80" hoeing. J, say be had IN
mrdisi,Iy on app alton che office, Or by mad. %.
wvl7sfs ID X. MINER, ll3 Sas,au~i-
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OLIVER ". WOODFoRD, 81 Catharine-st has made
raBgemepis 10 receive the 9Th day Of April large
invoices Transparent W indow Shades embracing almost
every Kind OF Landscape, Swiss. and Italian views.
seite and PLAIN centres French Scrolls eSs IN mOonl
Landscapes, Naregaes Scrolls painted 10 brilliant and per
manent OIL cOiOrs Families, instead OF spending Ler time
IN purchasing second hand article at auctan can be sup
Piled with transparent window Shades, at tie following
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r Franklin Iyccmm.-The Lyceum

~ Erankbn Syceuh. ne ~ ctCm VIII iHr"
tbs evening al hat past 7, At Columbian Hail 2j Grand
street. Lscuie By NJ. Samuel Evans Question for DIS
cus,ion Ought the proceeds OF The Public Lands be
ID attributed among TIE several Sta.es"'
After the Literary Meeting djourBcd quarterly meet
ing all De held for the purpose OF choosing Officers, &C.
sml9 1t
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> spcncer,s CASHMERE Hat,

fines. Cashmere Hats this day reduced 81 at VII IA t
will remain unless advance is rendered necessary by
rise in the cost OF material.
az n q SPENCER. 2i5 Broahwav.
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DFFRJGERATORS-Reed 4 Smith.

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iass.d Ventilated Ref irereior have. after year OF g
perenc- and iLugmeahlc trail. perfected ~ ar'c 49,
they Confa.4tlg believe vill give entire ,atsacipr ~ t
who qufc.a,e. They constructed on ue m'si ~"
nl cal 40. erifc priHci;ss. ant are a. andlsI -.
every article cap De Kept IN apartment ny ll>'l,'
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b.. IT, zane Re;r g-ra;or. siIout - COOLING y
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J. B. MILIER'S, l42 Canal At.
tnvlO st-eod- Between Thompson and sullivan
NIuLINERY GOODS.-STEVENS

"ITIINEK1 GUUDS.-S / l. TIINE
wi GRINAN a5 Beaver street two doors IRON Pearl
street New-Yofk would respectfully invite merchants "hf
mliner, visiting the CIV all and examine teS SOON ~
Millinery AMI : X Gooi, Their stock j. entirely NEW,
and been selected with the utmost care Having entered
the market -ariy they have bad the benefit Of FIRST 81
IECTION> the importers AMI AUCTIONS am having
bought their goods fr ch, they believe they Offer, not
only ih cheape, but the b, selected assortment oi goods
In their line Ia be- fplnd Ia the city. II J, their intention to
keen cnn>iai,~ hand goods 81 the most fashionable tps
l, Ia DO bu, qe.. on the CASH SYSTEM believing hey
c,n make ar ole 10 tlo,e wanting gods IN ue.r bne.
In parnnyr thea instead of tie credit houses They rely
eptry on tie c-a7ue,, their goods tor patronage They
attend the auction regularly and 40 Set ~T graz
hs,,ns Oh hsy Wi, vi, If tri ~ advance from cost.
CAL and S'hN Ems a "ht NAV
l.. " STEVENS, $780,.
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