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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

DARR>S LIFE PlLLS.-Every day brngsproof
OF the increasing demand, an, the wondcrfu efficacy
this excellent medicine. See the following from the State of
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EDUCATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, on
IL the Hudson River, GO nils from New.fork
his family two Boarding Scholars during the present
obtained at THIS ''f' o. at % JOHN ti,s ALzANoRA
Newburgh. June Isl 1873. ie3 In.
0OG BONES first quality Family Soap for sale
2OUlow for cash by / u EDDY OH Sim. an,s,f
IOSEPH H. FOSTER, NJ. D. Surgeon Den
y mas removed from Nu. % IL "" II Park pacr M 2n
HAVANA SUGAR:-l0O boxes Whites, for
Is GRNNELL MINTURN & IA South st.
DuSSIA DIAPERS-5o bales superior quality,
mis- 81 tGEi,ISHELL MINrUrSs co. "a souh-.t.
J7ERMuLION.-lO cases Chinese, for sale by
GuNNELL, MlNTUH M s CO.
CHEATHTlG C0PPEN--lo5 cases English,
IS G6i * lais TGIiSTuRS CO. sos,hre:t
pEMOVAL-I. b CLAPP, Dealer in Watches
IL jeel' au Fancy Goods, has removed from IS Nassau
4 BEA tae french Clock striking the hour, and half
hours with beautiful st figures perfect tImesse5Sr for
TO PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES
HI, Medical friends aud citizens s-nef1!y that he has
vi b- apyr attend any calls day night 10 apply
.EECHES AND Ours, groa the most reasonable ;eTns
LAeches neve, use'! the second tline my26 Ira
COUNTRY COLLECTIONs-J. Dickinson,
promp;ness and fidelity, all business entrusted 10 his caIs
County Of Luzerne and IN the adjoining Ccuntss
References IN the City ri New ork:
George \. Titus, Esq :.
Mes<rs. Hetmore Go. of Vsey and Washington
STREETS.
Ebeaerer Flat Cashier of the Leather Manufacturers Bank
rlyl9 G;,
SEVENTH WARD BANK.
New-Y-Tk, May sd, 1873
THE STOCKHOLDERS ofthis Bank are hereby
notified that al election thirteen Directors for the
suing year. Tor three Inspectors tbs succeeding cleo
VII be ed the Banking House TUESDAY, the hir-
tenth day OF June
Tia poll viii e. open Al 70 Land close at P. VI
b. order of the BoeEd,
O0lNBARREI-S OF LI.IE, OF the best quail
CUUOy will be delivered for or am part il, durla
the coming seasau and good boauas and
c-irei payment Address Lime. Trlhan- Ot:lc- et {,
HYDRAULIC LIhiE-Orliers left al J. D. Mil
h Dry Goods Store i2 Broadway. VIII receive PROMPT
,tr-ptiou Pcc- :! .v,r cask OF 200 lbs.
eftf ABIJAH SMITH th- onlv rarui'cturet
DUSSIA BOLT ROPE.-lG0 coils, assorted
IS ' GRISSELL, slGNTURN s CO. 10 south.s,5set
BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE.
No. Spruce street
british LOOh1NCf-GLASS P14AitS OF su:
Jperor briancy aud beauty 2G nchss BY z l., sikn. aH
unde--snd POLISHED PLATE GLASS On W.
DOWS which Will change tteIr enI or tii' me:
| and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS Plates OF The file
OF lot by 5. 10 IS By q, for sale bT ,e,.r pr,rT
maj 3m ls-A<AS L. A--A =
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DLEASANT BOARD for TWO or three single
able terms, - John References required je 2w"
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HENRY KOOTH.
Sold wholesale, BY T. Roberts s. Co.. Clarendon House
corner OF Duane and Broadway aud retail By all the
spectacle druggists In New-YOik MAJ I'm
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81 To LET-The second story of the Tribune
E:ia Buildings. Possession given Immediately, and
LII nj -.''. II MrEIRATH Tribune Office
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rHILDREN'S RETREAT, Norwalk, Conn
~ The subscriber having been engaged in the
instruction youth having good accommodations IN her
trrd rar, n the village OF Noydlk offers take limited
number cf edrep between the ages Of four aud louee:
80 cest per week Tor board washing and tuition Children
dTnr,inns made for a6<ence e. S. BELTS.
Ncrw.lk Conn, Juds>i0ih 1913.
have long been we'll acquainted with Miss BErTs ard She
la, for some years been the instructor OF my children know
Of no situation where, my opinion children away from
hon. will safer kindly treat d. or have more pains
taken to make them hapiy and secure their
EDWIN HALL,
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THE SUBSCRIBER takesp!easu-e
J. ].
"a In announcing 70 the public. hat after ysdrS
NJ OF stndy ard labor, i. hes I-.ieGtrd y: s':-
y c!rineTy Tor me r4anutartucr o. ttnF'@ Sh"-s,
& which hs now Offers NE pnc. OF hofs<
! shoe iron in BIZ, Of alqusity TONS saVias
stbe expense OF rr.Aking (which anouEt.i II
ali c.sez 81 tie tirs; cost Of tbs rom d
m Iidez. the shoes ar nor. EASILY fitted 10 IN
hoof and Ia no danger Of rrickIg-th- holes
" all t..i,g punched a, he pr1prr distance from
the edge. The gualiry of the iroa ls also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

MlLLENARrANIsM DrrrSDrp: b. Gre. DUrr;ELD New
York: Mark II Newman, 1879 Broadway.
This little volume is reply to Prof. STuART's
Structures on the authors former work. The
writer is somewhat known as prominent cham
pion of the Nlillenarian theory, and his work will
we'll repay rcrusa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

Ct 0OO TO LOAN on bond and mortgage
Ok, OOo in this city; also $1,000 in ons sum OF
smaller Persons wishing loans frs, ratc boad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

Attorneys !, Law. Pittsburgh "a ms DIN
- Barry's Wigs n9,i ScaipS.-The com
ri-te success thai the abcvt named has WIKI II the aal
actulv his unvae heaas OF ha for the last iw2 yets
Ir exceeds his ex.sco he Ts5lectiu; So
call confident salts lyin tie most a>:idics maj ne
he hes, and chraIss, maker The c;t. can be had sIE
Broadway oi Ltey street, UP s;iii. private
rooms for Fitting W:iSs and Toupses. !c3 In
~ Wire Window Shat.es--Tfese beautiful
Shades ua.e all Others sjm ali the lSht and ar mo
e and perfect View L. t street. and al the same ttne
os,ruc, the .m tie StIs- the well as all Ia
They manufactured (to order onlyl of any SIZE sae
colcr figure, represent, any picture etSri'n htn'
sonSly Mp mehos frames 10 t window door OF
lor Office signs. 0- left No. IS Factory street. or sent
through te ietny ros with the IeTsou address VII! be al
/ fenced 10 If addressed 10 LEI. Y CO.
/ Ic3 II No. Is FAc.0Tystrret.
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Clio 0OO-T0 CAPITALISTS
.olo.SoO active experienced business men want .
silent partner who command from $500 So Geo. sd
consignments commission Produce House. Good
references capabi,y ad character viii be Ad
dress Il $, this Office. jes iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

SrA TO LET-The two story Dwelling House
i:;t No 35 Fourth street four doors Of Broadway
sAas May b., seen between Y and O'Clock Apply
mb27 GRlNNELL MfNTURN 4 Co. 70 South 81;
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s..-s7 ADAMS " co.'s En- as.s.,
T-z-.-tta.-lPREss TO PfTTsEURG, Pa Eti:S4!a-.s.;j
t.-<ss-.c, through in four days from Ne"-TttSS5s5.
York. ,--4-I-
The subscribers respectfully inform the gp6e 'ist they
have COMPLETED IN excu.ive contract with the ffopHe
tors o! h, weI.lnoyyn Pioneer and Express Line" at
Pilllpis for the D4i @ OF iRoS CtE'F'
The arrangements Of Adams * Co. such as 70 insure
III the Forwarding and delyefy 81 valna
de packages anI parcels every dscupton than sS bern
before Offered the Public ne Pioneer and tSrIgs i-r.e
6snS IA perfect ofdef AM '!n9i9g through 10 fDhs !"
% Merchants viii ind h.ir interest 10 MAKE col,
Is the and i0sr EXPEDITIONS method, and thu
viii b. collecting paying notes
drafts, bills, &c. Sc.
Goods received before hpas: o'clock forwarded
the day Smali packages received uat haifpas o..
clock ?. NJ.
,4dqms & Co. the only Package Express eayg 70 PM
GdetphiG. ADAMS * CO.. " ST.
A.eatin Phi!e!ellhia, e s Sanford
p. iS-rfo m Inn
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- STOLOH-0n Sunday night 2stn S!ay MS 7, I.
qopsggc sharp sa'i boat WIN I,, vi j, bon i
fSet lcn< sloft, With .hor Aeek forward Sos :,
9ns he stern siIdd gaIe 'd e.; -. if5rard Of liz
ats,,1.ia,s green bottom, white boot t2' W" , 80
and black srrci above Any iatonnsshi ~ and a.t of
- Il - s,,r az .iTI.r v,iT Re k<rsg rr.f'eeS
"S ~''s. '0' - BIRDSEY BROOKS. Ne" Har's,. q.
TT iS5z js3 lw-
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rOPPERPLATE PRINTING. 1l6 Nassau-st,
u opposite thu Bible Hoase.-S o. STEELE, thankful for
the ltrors.e he has received hopr- Of -
Cards Visiting aud Business, BillH<d. Watch Labels
Magazine Flats Ac &C. executed promptly and as cheap n
any other establishment II Ii. Cir. Jl2 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

pT,cE RALL. OR OLD LINE OF LTv-
Il. FRpnoL pACHETS,-RexalarP .cset, sel sais on
The iseh Of Jua".-rhe cegrbr1red fast ss.l-
~ 5i In NGLASD, Capt. Samuel Bartlett viii
M 4. above her regular day For passsge in cab
Si u cs5u aud apply board foot Of seekman
-, on 70 the sub5creers.
A"s'' ROCHE 4 BROTHERS & CO. 70 Fuirop-st.,
tneIt door the Fulton Bark.
ps-Thr England ssiIs from Liverpool on The 7ti 3f
August to1e sendng Tor their friends can hare them boehs
out her Of tho Packets COMPOSING this magnificent
Lire saiiins ire that port 7th and sth Of every month
For passage, Apply As above. ji2 lw'
SHEATHING COPPER-IO0 cases English, l6
ni5 GRISSELL. MINTuRN & Co. 10 souths.
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IL FOR SALE-A Dwelling House and Barn,
.nN with good Garden and two acres of ground, with
fine fruit and every requisite for a comfortable
village residence for Boarding House situated the
pleasant village Of Satford Conn., three miles distant from
Bridgeport which steamboats, ply daily For particulars
Inquire of HENRY T.. SCOTT, 20 Canal. ssfaet.
tho fhrao House No. rs
Possession given mmediaely AnriY as nhoye r21 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

DEMOVAL.-JAGIESD DAILY. Draper and Tai
II ior has removed No. 2:3 Broadway, mp stairs few
doors above Park Place Whsre consequence OF s greet
garments lowest possible psice for cash. The patron
OF his old customers and the public generally reSg-ct-
fully solicited ali eod2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

TIE PRINCIPLES or ENGLISH GRAMMAR By Rev. PETER
BULLI0Ss, D. ID. New YORK: Robinson, Pratt & 60.
The author OF this Grammar is well known as
the author Of elementary works mn several Ian
guagcs-Greck, Latin, &c. His trcaliscs have
been very generally adopted in schools and arc
spoken of as among the best cxtant. Many i'm
provemcnts upon former works have been made
in this. We commend the book to general at
tention.
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REFINED SUGAR.

NE 'otpshR.
y L. & 4 STUART offer for sale the various
II. qualities Of their Refined Sugars quantities q i've
packages and upwards al the following CASH PRICES:
Standard Double Loaf Su1l.r, II ce..ts per round.
Ezra Donpe Loaf Sugar, L "
DOuhls Loaf Sugar. in boxes about 800 pounds.
Crushed Sugar, Ia barrel, pea pounds.
Ground SUGAR. IN barrels 2jl pounds.
Apply the Refinery No. 23j Greenwich corner OF ham
beeet. Oner out o: i!r city must be accompanied oE
remittance. Ielu
900 CASKS or LINE, of good quality; 25o
TO barrels OF good Hydraulic Cement.
l0I l.hLs. of un5.cked Line, for
ANY part OF will De sold exchanged for groceries, dry
goods cfocksr hardware hollow-.are, furniture
s1sr candles provisions Address BARTER at The ONCE
Of The Tribune. 81 II
DUTLE.R y MORRIS, Is Water street, offer
ID !. wholesale At the loves, market prices
geo tubs aud tIlin5 Dairy aud Shipping Butter.
leo boxes and 20 casks prime D ,Ify Cheese.
hbis sul--rin= b-i:rrs' AID family Elou--
CD bags Green Coffee.
80 tisTcrs prime Charleston Rice.
I1j vi %eIEine IN Norma and Principe SCARS.
300 CALLS. superior quality Lard Oil.
Si-,,n OIL Soan Candles, Loaf Crushed End Brown 81
rars Green >ad Black Teas Spices, Fruit sc. &c fu;c
firv and Ts,cksges 10 suit purchasers. JeB
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r. DRAFTS on IRELAND, Nc.-Persons
wishing 10 send none To their rrnds tee old coun.
s,fy By the steamer from Boston Of the 18Th i. e,n
be supplied with Dffs for any amount payable on GfSa
without discount or y otis.f charge every post tom
throughout englan5 Itp4rd Scotland ard sies ~ ;pn
az By letter post p1id 20 W j x l. MN -
X B. Porous i. the coGntry sending money through sa'
Office will ve their Ietrr5 forwarded FREE of potase @
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EDUCATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, on
II the Hudson River. 60 mil-s from Ne:-York.
The subscriber wishes give notice that he can receive INTO
his family two Boarding Scholars during the present
Summer Term Circulars and further Information may be
obtained At this office 30. So " all-str-rt.
JOHN ALZAMORA.
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COTTON IARNS.-A constant supply from the
I, mills n Hohokas for sale cheap A3Piy, No 50 Bas
,-I.,,re.r, or 81 Pezrstr-ri Of a. c. ZABRISKiE.
Store 40 81 Parl and IS Fulton st. TO LET, cheap Ap
pfy Al % ceavsr-st. OF SIS B. oadway.
r,--Ga j tC.Z -
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Domestic HoMnoP.rHY: Rules for the Domestic Treat
of the Niaaiss OF Infants Children and Adults, &c
by JoES ErrS NJ. D. Graduate Of the University Of "a!
n5Uigt and Director of the Royal Jeuneian and LoIdon
Vaccine Institution First American Edition. Boston:
Otis Clapp. New-fogi, VIA. l'addc 322 Broadway.
1t is absurd in the most determined opponent
of Homeopathy TO deny that the doctrine is
making steady progress with the Medical Faculty
as well as the unmedical public Every year adds
volumes to the Literature Of this system, and to
the eminent Medical and Scientific authorities
winch have deliberately given it the sanction of
their approval. The volume before us appears
well calculated for Family Manual Of the Ho-
mGopathic treatment of Diseases, is Of con-
vcnicnt size, and beautifully printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

I THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
Capital $500 ,ga0 Office No 5; Wall ST. This Company
continues make Insurance loss damage b. fire End
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AdOnijah FarnsXyOrth's Estate.

NOTICE i. hereby given, that letters Of fsdmin.
IN istration on the estate Of Adonah Farms
worth, late Of Shamokin township, Northumberland
county, deed, have been granted by the Register
Of said county to the subscriber. All those ndeb
al to the above estate will make payment, and those
having claims will present their accounts on the
Goth of June, lS43 at the late residence of the de-,
ceased. ROBERT RNSWORTH. jr.
May 9th S43-6t Admir-
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office Of fheBALrrNonk AsEnIcAS. May 30.
FLOliR.-There is no stock Of City Mills Flour.
1t would readily bring IS, il in market. A lot Of
500 bbls. ground las, Fall, sold to day at s4-
rs.
parcel of Susquehanna Flour, just received, is
held at IS.
GRAiN.-Wheat continues very much wanted,
and The price to-day advanced considerably. We
note the sale Of 500 bushels very good Pennsyl-
vania red to-day for shipment, at 81 Os; another
parcel Of prime also so'd to-day at 81 10. small
10, Of fair common Nd. red Wheat was sold to day
at 81 O0.-S.les of MI. Corn to-day at Sc 50 els
for both white and yellow. Sales of Nd. Oats al
~ a IS els.
WHISKEY.-Thc stock is small and prices
are advancing. There no hhJs. in market
they would bring fai cts. Sales Of 5bls. on Satur-
day at 235 cents and to day at "a cts.
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sDPtlll koIllCr,
Sunbury, May 30, ls43.
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A CA RID.

mr.. ID. II. Trites, Respectfully informs the
~ ci,iz-ns Of Sunhury and vic Ivy. tina, he has re-
moved his ofire to the building lately occupied by
George Bright, in market street, SUI bury, where
h. may We found at all hours, unless professionally
engaged
DIR, TRlTES returns his sincere thanks for the
encouragement he has received, in the line of his
profession, in this place, and trusts, by prompt al
tenton to the duties of his profession, and reason
able charges, that he will continue to receive a
lihefsl share Of the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. lst, ls42.-tE
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The Ruling Passion,


Cesar folded bis robe around him, and fell with
dignity even at the base Of Pompey's Statue"
John Adams died on the 4ih of July, 1896. the
fitie,h Anniversary Of American Independence,
with the word ISDxrSSpEScE. on his lips.
Thomas Jefferson's last words on the samo day,
were--"Warn tho Committee (of Public safety of
their danger"
Napoleon died, with the professional phrase,
"Tsie darniee," trembling on his tongue.
Gen. H srrison's last words (supposed TO be al.
dressed to Mr.. Tyler) werc-"Sir, wish you TO
understand the true principles Of the Government,
wish them carried out. Task nothing more"
Capt. Lawrcnce's dying injunction was "Dont
give up the Ship"
Commodore Bainbridgc, when he lay struggling
in death, summoning all hi, energies for final ef
fort, exclaimed-"Call all hands to board the enc
N.Y."
And recently, Commodore Porter, when dying in
a foreign land directed as his last request that "his
body should be buried at the foot of the flag staff"
that even sfer death the glorious stars and stripes
of America might wave over him.--Rahegh Reg.
An EsrInE New AnrrcLr.-We observed at
the Iron foundry Of Messrs Swinbun & Co.,
few days since, new and really beautiful article.
1t was made very light and Of admirable design
to form and IA a.hon.-Tt was cast Iron Cradle
with little alteration and addition i, could be made
TO rock by stcam- Pitts. Amer.
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ELnLnER2 DSnSnIsa

ROB T. RI Nj RE,
- PESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF Sun
~ bury and vicinity, that he has commenced the
business Of
BU TCH RING:
and that he Intends hereafter, supply them with
the bestqualily of Beef, thee times week, at the
Market House. He will sell his meat on reasonable
terms and respectfully soicits the patronage Of the
public
0jr Fresh Beef this morning, (Saturday,) at the
Market House, bctve cen the hours Of 5 and O'Clock
Sunhury, May 9th. ls43.--tf
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A CA 1T I'D.

Dr.J. w. Peal begs leave to tender his CRATE
- fu a,kn. w e4gm.n nts TO he uro. lc uf Surhu v
aud Surrounding country. foi thou past encourage.
mcut "a the line Of his profcss,u aud would ai
the same time snrouuce 10 them ,h,t he It'll in.
tends TO continue III" practice Of medicine in all it's
various d, par,ments. II" wonld, therefore, solicit
continuance Of their confidence and paironaee
lie NAV he found al times at his Office. at the
north east corner cf Bls kherry and Der streets
unless professionally eng 'ge,l.
Sunhury, Oct. LIST, lS42.-tG
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE.
No. 237, North Third, obore CuttoShiH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
1OHN DUNCAN. late from the Pcnnsylva.
- mia Fsrmcr, and Samuel Pike, IT,, lale of A.
merican Hotel, Columbus, Ohio, take pleasure In nc
qnain,ing their fends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and commodious Hotel,
recently built by the Messrs Hart on the same site
once occupied hy the old established Hotel known
ne the Bulls Head, in Third street above Caow.
hill ST.
This Hotel is finished in the very best possible
manner, and of the best materials. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for heating and ventilating cnch
room is such to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms all ligh; and airy, all furnished in a
neat style so as to insure comfort.
The receiving parors also furnished in a su.
perb style the windows are on the French style
fnmirg an entrance To q balcony in front, which
makes a pleasant recess. Particular attention has
been given to the beds and bedding, which, with
The furniture, arc entirely new.
From years experirnce in b ,tel business, we
trust. hy strict assluity tc business, TO make this
house desirable stepping place. Our table will
always lie supplied with tie v,ry best our narke,
can afford, aud ouf bar with the hest liquors aud
wines of ,hr mos approved brands.
P.S. There are frs, rate slahnc and carrisee
house, attached ~ thr hu'el -tiru,led Nv cat tfl
and sober ho Iers and ON charges " II hv l1N il
accordance With t'.o pr"-eu, had tines
Philadelphia. Oct 7rh, ls42.
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THE kEDDLE Il IL.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..
Answer to Enigma Of las, week.
GrOnsK WA.HIssro~.

Answer 10 Enigma oil last week.
GronGK WA.hrssroN.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.
am composed Of scvcnteen letters.
Ny l2, 2, s, 2, 6, 3, i. a desert 5000 miles long
Ny TO- II, Z. is one fthe United States.
Ny l3 Is, s, ,, IL, =. is county in Asia.
Ny l3, 9,7,2, l:, is sulph on the coast Of s.
Americ,.
Ny 2, 7. I, i.scspe in the United States.
Ny 3.ls, 2, II, I, is county on the Meditcrra.
mean.
Nv -. 3, Q, 7, 3, i. county in Ohio.
Nv !, Q. IL, ), j. lake in the u. States.
Ny whole is one half of lhe Globe.
CONUNDRUMS.
|. Why is goose berry pie like counterfeit mo.
n.y
:. What word of ten letters can he spell, with
five
g. Whist class Of people have n name, which
means, II can't improve !"
4. Why is man that walks over a toll bri &c,
hike who s,ys "Irs!"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-03
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"A LA ID M& .
II ESPECTFUiLY informs the citizens of the
HI, borough Of Northumberland, and its vicinity,
that he has commenced the
Tailoring Business,
in al its various branches. in the shop formerly
occupied by Henry 5. Thomas, directlv opposite
Forsyth's store A. he receives the New Yo'k
and Philadelphia Fashions quarterly, he l. enabled
to do all jobs entrusted 10 him, alter the neaest and
latest style, and upon the shortest notice.
Northumberland. April 22d, lsi3.-ly
DR.. TACoB 2. NASSEE.s
- ESPECrFULLY informs the citizens ot SON
IL bury AMI its vicinity. that he has taken thr
Office fnrmery occuIied by DR.. John Peal, where
he will be happy to receive calls in the line Of his
profession. April 22d, lS43.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-03
PHILADELPHIA. READING AND POTTSvlLLE
RAIL ROAD.
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IN KA ANttM MtDSiI''N LINE
WW commence running bci,0cce PL2o3,tphta
and Po,tsriiie on he foliocing dGys
and hoHs;
ts .Np ,rrEu NoNn.Y, Nay Q. ls42.
leaving Po,,-vir, ou Moni-ys, WeAo,s',vs
and Fridays, SIAM
Le,vug phiadc!ph.a, on Tue DAYS Thursdays
md SATURDAYS, at !! P.M.
Hours + n7S'pg Reodog.
For PHI rddPtia, at l0b 4. NJ. r.;,,
For rousvriIe, at 81 p. NJ. s '"'"e'SH'
Between Portsvillc & Phhada, 3,50 & ESQ
b. tween Resding Il d.. f,25 & LIS
Between do & Poiisville, Lao & 100
ExcuRsioS TiCKETs-6oop ron HLTURSiSB
MKT nay
Between PO,tseillc & Philadelphia, S6 90
B tween Reading & ia. 900
Between do q Polsvillr, 2 90
The orher passenger trains will as before, at
the following hours
Philadelphia and PDifsTit.
From Phiadelphis, at s! AN. n.u,
From Pot,svile, at 9 p. Nj
Hours # passing Reading.
For PottsVhe, at . A. VI. I n.u,
For Philadelphia. at SPIN, p'"y'
All the trains will stop for way passengers at
the usual points.
or An passengers are requested to procure
their tickets heTore the trains start.
May 81, lsi2,--,f.