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o. Legislative sqnaJbles. 1t will be seen by re.
ference to Harrisburg letter. ,ha, several of the
members Of the legislature, have been engaged in
sgracefui qusuels, such as we might have looked
for in the Arkansas legislature, but could scarcely
have expected from our own.
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The Comet.

II is still a matter Of doubt whether the light seen
in the heavens. was n real bona fde comet, or not
A number Of observations have been made through.
out the states. Some insisting that il is a comet,
whilst others contend that il is the well known 20.
discal light, an account Of which will lie found on
our first page. Observations were made at the
Washington Observatory with telescope, during
the day, for several days, but without success.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
The Retort Courteous.

Two neghbor lawyers, clever fellows,
One lsck'd book, and one bellows,
Their names perhaps you'd like TO know
r lias, one-the other Joe.
Joe sent message 10 Elias,
For Esbi"asse's Nisi Prius;
This answer hack Elias sent;
His Office hooks he never lent,
Bot Joe might call IL that would do,
And in his office read IL through.
II chsnc'd, Elias on the morrow.
To Joe. HE bellows sent 10 borrow.
My hei0ios, /, II my worthy friend,
Says Joe. is whist ! never lend;
Blu, he may call, If he's inclined to,
And blow oil DAY il he's mind 10.
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OFFICE HUNTING AND ITS PERIIs.-The F.
vening Journal relates the following joke which
was perpetrated upon somewhat perdant Of
fee seeker from this city:
A Mr.. A., who asked for the Office OTTO
bacco Inspector, was informed by the wags at
Congress Hall that Gov. Bouck found it go dit
fcult to obtain correc; information in relation TO
New York applicants that he had sent for
clerical friend, on whose intelligence and ad-
vice he could rely that this clergyman had
lodgings there and that no candidate could
hope to succeed without his endorsement. Mr.
A. with some difficulty obtained an intro
duction to this potential clergyman, whom he
found in his room, occupied as the Mayor and
citizens of London found the Duke OF Gloster
when they went 10 "en:orce him TO world of
cares" The object of the visit was explained.
General interviews succeeded Many difficult
ties were overcome. Among the indlspensa-
bic requisites for success, the strictest temper.
ance was enjoined. All was going on swim
mingly, until the candidate discovered his Re-
verence at the bar with glass of brandy and
water at his lips! This led to an inquiry which
deprived our editorial brother, LEVI ID. SLAMM,
Of his canonicals 1t s scarcely necessary to
add that the hoaxed candidate for Tobacco In.
spectator paid his bill and sloped off by the Hou.
satolic Railroad for New York.-N Y. Amer
The SEDucER LEFEyRE.--Ths New Ilavcr
Palladium publishes communication from a
minister ofthe Gospel" which says that ihe
Mr.. Lefevre. who recently seduced an smiablc
young girl, is not now Minilter; he WAS one
sometime since, but Was deposed from his Office
by the Association Of the Eastern District O
New Haven County, OF which he was once
member while resident for two or three years
of North Madison. Ct The association OF min
isters. TO whom he was nmensble, warned III,
community sganst him at that iime.-IIc wa
asPOscd for committing sdgl,ery.-KOr. Time.
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or The annual commencement Of the Penn'a.
Medical College. took place on Tuesday the 7,h
inst. The degree of Doctor of Medicine was con.
ferred on Thomas G. Morris, ofthis pace.
The commencement Of the Jefferson College took
place on the 10th inst, when the same degree was
conferred on John c. McWiliams, Of Shamokin,
and Jacob B Masser Of this place.
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FOR THE AMERICAN.

"Mr G :" said Doctor - few days since, to
the keeper of the bridge, 81 wish you would e, mo
take the left hand road as there is no snow on the
other track" "Certainly, Doctor, as you intend
commence now.
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QJ The following RetOrf Courteous from the
Portland Gazette, taken from an old scrap book, is
TOO good 10 he lost:
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eE
GEzSsa asfS
THE AMERICAN,
Saturday, March is, !s4a,
IL Z Nj O VAL.

Do The Office Of the "SUNBURY
AMERICAN" has been removed 10
the white frame building, in Centre AL.
ley, adjoining the New Store of H. B.
Masser. Business or orders left at the
Store, will be promptly attended to.
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My Mothers Bible.


This book is all that's left me now
Tears will unbidden start
With faltering lip and throbbing brow,
press it TO my heart.
For many generations passed,
Here is our family tree;
My mothers hand this Bible clasped--
She, dying, gave i, me.
All well do remember those
Whose names these records bear;
Who round the hearth, stone used TO close
AheI tho evening prayer,
And speak Of what these pages said,
In tones my heart would Thrill
Though they are with the silent dead,
Here are lhey living still
My father read this holy book
To brothers, sisters dear
How calm was my poor mothers look,
Who learned Gods word to hear,
Her angel lsce-I see il yet
What throneing memories come
Again that little group is met
Within the halls Of home
Thou trues, fiend man ever knew,
Thy constancy I've tried;
When all were false found the true,
My counsellor and guide.
The mines Of earth no treasure give
Tha, could this vol lme buy;
Ia teaching me the way to live,
II taught me how to die.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

a. In another column our readers will find
communication signed w. s. II. from corespon
dent at Berwick, on the subject Of baptism, in an
swer to an article upon tha, subject which appeared
in our columns few weeks since
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
INSTINCTS.
BIT THOMAS PO wER,

Heaven gave the bee desire for sweets,
Nor heaven denies her flowers;
The thirsty land for moisture waits,
Nor heaven withholds its showers.
No sooner are the babes alarms
To mothers ears express'd,
He finds shelter in her arms
His sulaee at her breast.
Nor are the instincts of the heart
Less subjects of heavens care;
Nor would ii sympathies impsrl
Merely To perish there
The heart that yesrhs for kindred mind
To share its bliss or pain:
That knows TO love. shall surely find
A heart that loves sgain.
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o. We have just received SIXTY reams of print.
ing paper, similar in size and quality to the sheet
upon which this is printed Also Sc reams Of su.
per Royal 81 by % inches, which will be solj at
cost and carriage, for cash.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

C' The Enigma sent US, through the post Of
fee, is no enigma to The writer may find his
own character defined in the sth ls and lst letters
Of the same.
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GA number Of interesting articles will be
found on our first page.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

Getting into debt without intending to pay,
Is an improvement on stealing.
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Il III e R 4 dbl Err
FOR THE AMERICAN.

FOR THE AMERICAN.
Juvenile Department..
Answer TO Enigma of last week.
SuNBuRy AMERICAN.
Answer to Chsrade.
Piano FORTE.
Answer to Puzzles.
No. l. HIS DAUGHTER.
No. 2. He can take the goose over first,
cave it on the other side, return, and take the
fox, then bring the goose back, leave it on this
side. and take the corn over, and then return
for the goose.
CnARADE. .......
My first is the name of saint,
And in the Bible often is found
Ay second is an implement used
BY farmers, to clear Off their ground
My whole is a science, in which have figured
The most distinguished men ofo age,
And is practised daily by numbers,
Who'd scarce know n saint from a sage
CONUNDRUMs.
|. Why is man looking out of garret
window, so much like a crow in gutter,
,. Why do ladies' always pull off the left
stocking last :!
D. A man on going to visit prisoner in jail was
asked by the jailer if he was any relation of
the prisoner. The man replied
"As to brothers and sisters, have none,
But that mans father, is my fathers son."
What relation was the prisoner to the vis-
tor?
PUZZLE.
A. w. died intestate, seized of two tracts Of
land, one of them worth $ll55, the other worth
$525. leaving IL children. After the death of
A. W., j., one of the IL heirs, released to the
others all his interest in the estate. Soon after
J. released, of the heirs died intestate, with
out issue. What interest has J. in the estate
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ENIGMA.

n.
He that in music takes delight,
And he that sleeps secure by night,
And he who sails too near the land
And he that's caught by laws strong hand
He who his time in taverns spends,
And he that courts Of law attends
He that explains heraldc signs,
And he that works in silver Mines
Are all acquainted we'll with me:
My name you surely now must see.
CONUNDRUMS.
l. What most res embles a cat in a holei
2. In what place did the cock crow, when
all the world could hear him!
3. Why does brunetes face resemble q
wet day!
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"Index learning.
Which makes no student pale,
Bot lakrs The eel of science hy the tail

Bot lakes The eel of science by the tail"
We viii place along side of l.. d. LIS. hold
declaration, that the word bap'ise means nothing
but TO pour sprinkle" the ststemsn, of Professor
cAnrsrIL Il have heard dispuant in defiance
of etymolory snd use, msintsin that the word ren.
eered in the New Testament boptise, means more
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18
FROM THE SATURDAY MUSEUM.

Answers to the Charades oflast week.
l. EAR-wIG.
,. DRAuGHr. r.BoARp.
Answers TO Conundrums.
l. He's one beside himself.
2. Like to be drowned.
3. She is turning locks.
4. He's lght-headed.
5. There's goose's head in it,
6. IT'S often tolled-(toldO
CHARADES.
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Than the following ballad, nothing more beau,i.
ful ever came ifom The depths OF the human heart.
II is extracted from General Morris's volume Of
poems, recently Published by Messrs. Appleton:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

My first troubles you in summer my next
is most carefal mother: my whole is no
christian.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-18

My first makes all nature appear with one face !;
Atm second is music and beauty and grace !:
And if this charade is not easily said,
My whole you deserve to have thrown at your
head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
THE poRTCHEsTsR INSTITUTES

L Youystt pIsss .spGrs IL Eagr', Bo4sprse
SCHOOLS, Por'ehestsE. WestchcstsT County, v y.
alaEs h.se Sn recently united faI patoses Of nsua CONVEX
Both Institutes under the JOINT tatslasc and
men, Of the following ofsrcfs:
Rev, cAlss Dow Z, A., Tcscbss d Lsain. 0rss Nisrhe-
e. N,RcELLCs Dow Vice PgiEcirS Teacher OF NAturat
Science, wntiaS and Drawing.
In the Y2eug Laaie,, luS,itats:
Epy.Ep Dew. Teacher Of Latin. Crock. Mathematics
su,.Sssl H Dow. Teacher Of Natural Science and sia
sgsayL L,ss, vics pneigI, Teacher Of French Span
The Institutes very peasanily located saaiaS
ef'nS esnl-nSss o'e mils ou, LoRs Island Scansns'
handing lovely prospect Of the water aud Of vssiety
OF delightful scenery.
The Schooyear divided into two terms OF = weeks each
The 6fst term commences On he fIst Weasay in Mas AMI
Ia. second on the frzi W e.lnes4sy ~ No,euispz
EXrENsss.-n ibe Young GeBileue IpsSa,s SiJs per
year; 81 per In the Young Ladies Institute Size
The Examinations and Exhibitions ar public The Essp
inai,ons s.Esanu.; the EShtons annual On ncse
occasions gold and silver medals awared TO one cn each
Of the Classes pirssnS IN the two Institutes acquiring
him OF herself most cneditably.
attention Paid 10 the hsth and habits Of the rap;
prop1{y u department and poress. In each u TIE In
stitues the Principals Teachers All pupil,
family.
Porches,er daily in,ereourS, with New.Yck by Sgs
and Steamboat. Distance, u miles.
n b. Oae OF The Principals be from April 10 10
May NJ 0l East Broadway, private dwellings by leaving
RErrRYNcrs-Rev. Or. Boad Nsw.Yorl City; Rey. DR..
Peck DO Rev. Gor Coles, do Res Gerge Lane, do Rev
John NJ HOVE do Rev David Terry Snprntsndent OF sbc
Palmer, DC; Francis Hail. Esq do; Col VIM L. Stone do.
Ralph Mead, Esq. do, VIM E Fox Esq DO; Robert c. Cor
5 Esa do Sa4Ss Ham ass Sesa &" sa as
Bedford Wesehes;eE c. 4 IaPe, B4skatosk Esq Sam
Judge y. Brown Rye; Horace B. Smith, Esq pogshes,erS
DR.. Cl0so do; VIM. Bush Esq dot Messrs. Pec Esq, do
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II Jayue,n Tonic vermifuge.-Sone medi-
clnes warranted to destroy in cnidren very
well calculated to destroy the children too This is not
the case with Jaynes Tonic vermiuge II does not con-
tain single ingredient whch harm the most delicate
infant and yet expes from The system with Ia
city and certainty perfectly astonishing Nor IS this It's
only sanave property; il is fine Stomachic and In re-
mtient and intermittent has been administered with
most gratifying results. Obstinate Of Piles have
Welded TO lis influence and its toac qualities render 1t an
excellent medicine in the convaescent stage OF all diseases
Ii is exceedingly pleasant 10 the taste.
Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE 20 South Thlrd.street
Philadelphia. and sos Broadway, New.York
Price II per bottle. aB itiS2tos.
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YEIINDoW SHADES WINDOW

wv sHADES.-Tae subscribers respectfully INFORM
their friends and the public that having leased The spacious
ore No spruce street, doors froro Nassar they
are now prepared execute all orders for Painting OF every
description With nearness economy and despatch.
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs, warranted
ns, TO fade. large assortment OF well seasoned Sgn
Boards always on band
Ranpers Interior Decorations and done N
e,der Designs furnished and executed n superior style
Specimens work always be seen and gwen
by calling al the above place.
'Tney have on band and constantly manufacturing
TRANSPARENT Decorative Window Shades Strangers u the
civ keepers Of hote saloons public places Of resort and
aries always be supplied with Shades OF the be de-
scriton and warranted The assortment consists of spca-
did Italian Landscapes Wild ygneues, Frsnch Scrolls
yuretles and Roseite Centres scrpuTat Views Fancy
kiads Of Shades DO matter bow dieu painted IN
2 superior style al this establishment s51
They would likewise call The attention OF the pabe 70
most splendid Gothic Shade, got mp IN good style and Haf
ranied 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal .rrns
TRIMMINGS furnished and Shades Fixed II required:
III :. -. - BARTOL x DE MACNY.
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" NenIfh, Quiet and Comfort.-The Ora
ham House IS Barclay NewYork, prOhers advantages
to Strangers stopping few days or weeks in The city, snch
as are rarely offered 1t elsbly located ona clean and
The immediate vicinity of the principal steambea, landings
its apartments ARE and nea while its table Is
supplied with the Vegetables and Fruits that can be
Procured excluding entirely Animal Food and
Of all kinds lodcrate ana every ehort udue 70
render Boarders comfortable. Shower Baths Tree Re'
meraber 63
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TCONOMY AND FASHIONED
those who study EcoRony.-The subscriber, in &C.
cortance with the times has reduced his superior Limitation
Moleskn Hats far bodies, the extreme low price OF
1926 The abnvc elegant dress hat, and VIII conn.,
pare with hats sold il this city at 20 and
co. and warranted give satisfaction Also constantly
manufacturing fur AID silk Hats of the best qualify latest
patterns the lowest city prices for cash. An assor
ment of Velvet and Cloth Caps constantly on hand.
J. w. KELLOGG, No. lS2 Canal St
nd lm% cor. OF Thompson.
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TOOLS! T0OLS!. TOOLS!7!.
A LBERTSON'S, CONGER'S, HOR-
n TOMS and GIFFORD'S warranted Cast Steel
Cooper,, Carpenter, and Ship Carpenters, ED 10 TOOLS
Gun he had a, wholesale and RETAIL of OSBORN LIT.
TIE 33 Fulton street, Ne.u York, e per cent allowed
10 merchandise and who keep hand full assortment OF
Coopers Tools Iron Rves Truss Hoops Slave Jonters,
Stock Howes and Crozes-
Also full assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Nails &c
&c. CHARLES OSbORN,
i2s Sg+ CHARLES s. LITTLR-
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q Particular NofIce.-rhcse perso' having
furniture any description dispose OF! or who are break
ing up ouse keeping will fnds ready sale ter ny portion
anon the subscriber Gaods any aInonnt purchased
Al private sale-Two Piano Fortes.
,e26tf r. COTTON L. CO, 1877 Chatham It
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silver! Ger
B man sjyer.-JAMES G. MOFEET, l2l Princestreet,
New York offers for sale wholesale and reai 1900 lbs oil
German Silver, al The lowest market prices.
In consequence of uanufac;urng the article himself he
can warrant superior any manufactured in this
country and fully equal 10 the imported. ml8 Inn
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M WOOD EuEraying-The undersigned would
respectfully inform tie Printers and Publishers OF tbs ty
and elsewhere that he has the facility and ability TO exc
cue all kinds of original designs and engravings VIZ EN-
beshmen!s for illustrated books papers and periodicals.
architecture. machinery, labels, business embeHs auto
graphs stamps, &c, at leo Nassau street, tribune bua-
nps, opposite the Purk.
~ g. No patronage solicited from those who wish barter
credit. WIN. w. bRllI. lou
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p spencer,s HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
No. g. Chambers street, I'd door East OF Broadway.
March Cd, 1913. mhZu
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IN OIINE.-I tyooHS tnsinS t1o NtUt"H
Water whose contracts expire on the LIST day OF May
next and who intepd supply sba be discontinued
after tina, dsy arc informed that notice Of such inenoa
must he given 10 writing The o6ce Of the Crotcn Aqo~-
duct Board 90 before the first of April
rent win b. ehSrgeae for the ensuing gear Contracts
die use Water the ffst Of May, 1884, vii be
or received application al the Office The be yaid
in Sfposiee.
In where the Is behind and unpaid days
after il becomes payable, the Jaw Of The Corporation OF
New-York requires that the supply shall cease. CO.
Water tenant, reminded ts by The or their ap
pcaiions the supplying OF other families or persous for
hidden under The penalty OF forfeiture of their payenx
and the stoppage Of the supply Byorder.
A.. b. yBsGELOW, Register.
Office OF the Croton Aqueduc, Beard, March 22d is4s
tmyfs
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INTEREST en- City stocks-The inter
srs day OF May viii be paid on that day by Cornelius
Lawrence Esd City az bis ocs N hs
Bank Of The State OF New,York Tee anser oooas VIII
% rIcsad an Monday April 10Th, at O'Clock, r. b.
= e.So - ! - D. b. WILLIAMSON, Comptroller
CoppuoIIers Once. Nes.York, nhs, $50
March 18th, ls4S, nhat tn1
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classical ENGLISH SCHOOL.

~ bF5 bfOauWay, Intaf bIetcktr eLF--C. w r q NM
respectfully Informs his friends and the public thai he viii
opeG School the l.; of May next at 6i9 Broadway,
The rooms which large, commodious, and well ven-
lated, will be urn,shed with desks chairs carpets &C.
No less aeaon will be paid by the Principal to the NOR
al conduct than the mental culture o the pupils commits
ted his care and his e1ertions will be used TO maintain
the reputation that he has earned by twelve years expert
euce in his proteSsioa,
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A LADY wishes to dispose of Select
IA School and the fixtures of schooLroom in the NJ '"
parl the city, Any lady DESTROYS 10 engage In teaching
will do well TO apply Immediately TO L. ). j. Park Z. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

Meods of Mair.-A. C. BARRY, ARTIST In Har,
from London-The importance which all ages nave 70 e
head OF hair is clear index of the vane sci upon
figure and when by some capcious irt ak OF Natue ,ns
hbman form is deprived its fair proportion art fesored
no. ip order by artificial 10 supply the
Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries whcn o
Nature defiance Barrys Ven,sting and Gossanser w gs
and seams sill stand pre- eminent above all others De
peculiar light and yenE sss,cipy and
h;r superior material and worh nansp, as well as the
STYLE Of finish and arrangement all cobse 10 LORE SafS
perfect heads OF bn that they mus. he seen 70 os
s satisfy The mos, iastdou that they are The best anu
heanes in the city, whick oay be had al lao
-. Corner of ihertYSlreet, up stars ~ w
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Martha conIin has lived my family the last IS years.
and certify the foregoing statement made ~ her
seif il Correct Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD,
Ne. 60f Broad 81. Newark, NJ.
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pOARD-Two splendid parlors and bed
rooms attached on the second hoor Also two single
rooms for gentlemen, al No. Broadway, opposite The
Bowling Green. al lW'
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LADIES1 SCHOOL, No. l37

w UUNU IhDIEC' OOT1V(JL, NO. IOF
Greene slreet-Mr. and Mrs J. b. kIDDER re-
spectfuy their friends and the public that on
the May ensuing they will at the above nuaer
establishment Tor gentee education OF Young Ladies
plan in many respects novel and original combining
due attention health with religious and moral cnltue,
and ensuring Improvement in useful knowledge.
street al I'm
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BOOTS AND SHOES-Cash, Cash.
The attention Country merchants and Others is nY
ed 10 the stock ohe subcrber which they receive direct
from the Eastern manufacturers and eer for sale
low Also at the same place may be had mems and boys
Palm LIE AT Leghorn and Fur Hatsi Palm Leaf Hoods;
Tuscan ana Straw Bonnets-a sold low for cash or City
acceptances by The Dozen Please call and exam
inc GALE CO., 700 Peari-sreet,
as Iwt u. s. Hotel Buildings.
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DOARDING-From the first of May
nert-A gentleman and his lady, or few single gen.
tIemen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and
az lms
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THOMAS D.LOWTHER. Furnishing
4 Goal Dealer, 23s Fourth.street, corner OF Thomp-
Inn