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Correspondence ofMe Ne,O York Tribune
Affairs In Great Britain.
LONDON, August 2, 1913.

Affairs !" Great britain.
LONDON, August - l0fo'
No casual observer, passing through the !
streets of this great city, and seeing It's millions
entirely immersed, apparently IN business or
pleasurc--in making money, or in spending ii
would ever dream of the terrible elements Of
destruction fermcnting beneath this gay sur
face. And yet many of the best informed pre-
dict that in few years all the horrors OF the
French Revolution will be here repeated. The
many-headed monster 'he people, Is hcrce WIN
'"''S-oo'''e P'esS'o'' "''u ''S' anu o
'hey once rise III '"e'r "''s"'' Owe, "s'
put irrat'oha'' hu'Aa"''y "'DS' e"uu0o' ~ ''''
consequences.
Every thing in nature tends to an average:
the mountains and valleys are approaching the
same level. This progress in civil affairs has
not vet arrived, but come it will. The contrast
between the poor and the rich is too violent to
be permanent. One nobleman has estates upon
which you may drive in a straight line for thr-
| ty miles; and at the sale of the property
of the lrte Duke of Sussex, his plate
sold for 100000 his trinkets for $4,000;
and his snutf-boxes and watches, each for as
much more. Now look at the other side A
Clergyman, seventy years old, was last week
sent 10 prison 'or a'hon''i 'cil' Vi ~ ''''s'
ana III MS p'eao'hg 'or more '''he ne Sa'o'
nave oeeh living lot months past Win my "l'e
ana Two dangh'er'' upon potatoes anu ofeau'
ihey nave no oeo 10 'ie o''' no c"alF 10 SIT OIL
anu you re'p 'i,e' ol''y so'''e o'u '''a'.s 10 g"
Fer '"eu' at "'sn~ "'i' poor' n''Setuo'y poo'
The Times OF the same day announces the
Queens intention OF giving magnificent Sc
RES OF balls. Her Majesty has also lately MADE
a royal visit to the Italian Opera, where no dis'
tress could be seen IN the glare OF the chande'
iIers, nor groans heard in the shouts OF loyalty
from the 'fulldressed' thousands filling the five
tiers OF gold crimson boxes and the brilliant
parterre. She has also visited the Thames lnn
mel, (narrowly escaping being run down by
stcamer) the Royal Academy OF Arts the New
Houses OF Parliament, &c. &c. NO wonde
that poor woman, who yesterday was passln!
the palace near me, Indignantly exclaimed
mere sue goes III d. "e' "','l!' anu '''a"
=, anu many ; inc ua' We No'Ne 'oi penny u"
, TWO pence 'ne ''ou'' a"" s'uo " uo ''-''''
nave TO give hef '''e "0' o'
Similar feelings are very general. In tn
Isle of Wright was told by hote-keepel
, that for every pair OF horses let out, the Ouee
!, took an excise duty of five shllings. house
y, holder in the same lonely place, said that b
!. rent was C2o but taxes 80 more. How woul
a Americans bear tax of nearly 30 per cent!
Il violent radical, whom have lately found,
. the pprSOn of a seller of old hooks. said that
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WoMsN-It has been shrcwdy remarked by
some one, that there are four orders of women
the peacocks, with whom dress is all--the
mdgpics, with whom chatter is all-the turtle
dnpes, with whom love is all--and the par
adisc birds, above them AL. The paradise
birde ofcourse wear bustles.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

LABoR SAVING MAcutNE.-Every thing in this
age shows the onward march of improvement, aud
the mighty struggles Of genius to dcvelope its vast
resources. Among other proofs Of this, is one in
the neghborhood of tho Poor House, where an in.
gcnious Dutchman. having an eye to the value of
time, has constructed a Water Wheel driven by the
Itte brook OF tina, neighboIhood, which is just a.
bout sufficient TO rock cradle, and to that duty
has he pu, it, When the plump baby, with full!
stomach is disposed TO seek the arms of the rosy
God, the machinery ia applied to the cradle,
the baby slowed snug'y away, and the willing
water urklrd at it's novel duty, rocks, and
rocks, and rocks the cradle while The babe sumhers
swcetly, and Mynheer and his I'rau labor in.
dastfiously, patterns of content and genius
Who will not cay tina, the world is not going
ahead, with rush ! -RictWoqd star,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

The AsphaIte paycments (pitch) Of the
Squares and Bouyelards Of Paris, became SO soft
recently, by the heat ofthe sun, that lady,
elegantly dressed, on passing about two o'clock
the Cafe de Paris, was unable TO extract her
shoes, which were OF white satin, ald was o.
bhged to leave them behind her. AI'ronch
paper relates the above as fact but does not
state wha, became other stockings.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-02

have been through the THAMES TuNNEI-
This is to London what the Croton Water
Works are to New.York, tho great achieve
inent Of the 10Th century. There is nothing
at either entrance Of the Tunnel, which ind-
Gates that you are in the vicinity of this extra.
ordinary improvement. We passed over it in a
steamer in the morning, without being aware
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A Printer stands when he SETS, and sets
when he stands when he wishes to set with
ease, he alwaye stands erect It is, however,
the nature Of the case which causes HIM to
stand
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rem upon the party as Its candidate TOT next
President -...o.,-
Nh VAN BUREN AND THE PRESIDENCY.
tn few lrien1 hst Nr Van Buren, has stlli eii are
sinior every nerve to fleet his ncmuatou ea tis
,r friends because we believe that Mr. Eaa Buren, has
smaller number Of supporters among the people an Any
candidate that VT been brought before them ana vs.
trust the viii long be before i-w Interested partisan
leaders will BE- enabled thrust him upon The people as
rl~ir candidate. NJ Ven Bar-n proes,es We beilaFe to
b. Democrat YET hS conduct ~ bis efforts to Keep nm
self in Office with al The principles
democracy aud shows him b. arsVc-t al the irSt
water Besides having long been Office his native
State he has ,4ld tie Offices OF President aud Vice Irsl
deaf e-hi and had he bseu Of The most Hnop
uar the Union could have been easil! elected Tor
four years After having been most shaueiuy DIS
,anced with all the patronage Of the General Government az
his heels think Insulting TIE people TO otter him
acal candidate for The high station 10 winch they once
reluctantly elevated him. aud which nothing but ms own
want Of popularity compelled him yield 20 is victorious
IiNala victory winch should teach thu democracy rot TO
force upon them for whom they had but HUE atc
lion Of confidence. When the present on
.titut!oa was formed ieS ultra hishtoned fedea>ts
were ANXIOUS TO have enafted upon that admirable insr
number Of Offices with iil- eauIs--4 measure
which was fepu1laed by Fncca'. There are but
few n.aed that would dare, this day, sen
measure, Vel find Mr. Van Buren, aud his friends endea-
roring effect practice what every Democrat then re-
fused sanction by law These We b"er. the opn-
Of than IiineenS 0i the democracy e" Tie Ci"n,
aud ta; these opinions The views entefanel by
Mr.. Van Buf-. himself want stronger evidence tlai
his oyn declarations N his letter Gov Reynolds i MIS-
sour declining the nomination Offered BIN 10y IL" '"SsiG-
ture Of that STATE, the following words:
one expect or should desire 10 be always IN 9ice
under and institutions liz" ours an" nave
enjoyed that privilege long enough to satisfy ny utmost am
lDl
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81 Special Appointment.
GSEpU GILL0TT. Pen Manufacturer

SI''rlaI -tPFVInTleOI
JOSEPH CILL0TT. Pen Manufacturer 10 he
j high character Of these Peas has
induced the attempt on hr part several isrepntabs makers
70 aetce fraud only Nh Giilou but LID @ o aSn
thus Got, omittn. the final / IN the market IL ctn
readily b. detected by unfinished appearance ana tAe very
common style IN which Is put ny. cu ..-r.t
Observe the genuine Pens al marked III lnij ' 'ti
Gott's Patent or Joseph elliott, warranted anu mat
each gross bar FAC snlle Of his signaturs ,rcop
The above NAV ls. had wholesale of HENRY JESSOP'
n II -, - r.,,rs, If Gold Jylj ~
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MEMBERS OF THE BAR-It is said that there
,.e over one thousand lawyers in this city. The
b Rs iaihng OFT of business produced by the late
n na'lhEupt Act, VIII cause vast many to seek
N'N hesd tor their talents in the Western States.
IN American
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FELLOW CITIZENS
We
bound
believe IL from tise very
circumstance, that all who take
Dr.. SwAYSE's Compound Syrup Of bE!d
Cherry DO say. that II Ear e1crls Al other Ned
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!Vheoping Cough Asthma, weakness Of
the nervous system, impaired
constitution, from aly ean5-,
and prevent persons
from falling
Decline. thls
InedcIn. equal
preparations fnm THIS yauib iise fIcs2
srs fctiticus and costfrs Prepared only by Dr. swayns
No s. Nor,h Sixth street Phiiaie!phia.
soE .ai= only 4. D., " Il. Minor. Drug s,1fs 70 ~
erosdFag. eoIass Q: John -, hi'44 "a
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CuuRcu PEws-In the practice of politely
bowling strangers out of pew where there is still
room to spare, is there not lack OF even worldly
courtesy Have you not mistaken the pew,
sir /" blandly said one Of these Sunday CheS-
terfelds, as, with emphatic graceiuness, he
opened the door. II beg pardon, replied the
stranger. rising to 60 out . fear have.
took II for a { hrStia,'s" American.
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AN IRON Sulr-'rhc n. O. Bee announces the
T na. OF the Britsi, ship John Garrow. Capt.
nsNsy' built entirely OF iron. Her admeasure
s ss Is sl2 TONS and her carrying capacity much
s,s s' uian that OF an ordinary vessel Of the same
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SIZE SKET r OF TIE. rRoGREss OF PHYSICAL


BIZ TnoMA, THOMSON MD +. r. IL &E &c: &c,
Resius Professor Of Chemistrgnthe UneerStyc GfGsgo"
This splendid 0rk which Is coquently written as 1t IS
uc1ly arranged embraces the following Subjects -lrTRo
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Magnetism Chemistry: Giving Historical Sketch and t-n
eral Summary Of the Principles Of each Of the foregoing
branches of Science,
Ice for the whole including Lardnes Lectures Is
i~r singh copy PosilnaSters and others will receive five
copies for 81.
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40. II. OF USEFUL WORKS FOR TIE fEcE
ELLSWORTH'S REPORT.

- THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE,
THE ARTS SC The United States being an account OF
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mode buiidur touscs making tence raising Grain max
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wit en=a,ng of improved Po2ls and other Agricultural
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MOOR PLATES, Splendid Silver and Brass
~ Door rlaTIoss want Of Of handsome che5n and I
sired irtic at r. ROBERTS'S Silver Plating, Engraving
aud Door Flat Eipbim+ u Gowgr Also Sie%c
IIans., Church Few ships STATE Rooms for any thing
ia Numbering y B Plate purchased AZ tt's . r,i
,ron the doors free of extra charge T. ROBERTS,
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to Lindenvold.

The SunJrry american, a Loco, foco paper IN
Pennsylv,ns. thus notices the persevcrlng efforts
of his personal adherents to crowd Mr. Van Blu.
rem upon the party as its candidate for next
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EMIGRArloN.-Thc immense emigration. fore
told some weeks since, has commenced. The
packets have already brought out many mcchan-
les In June and July we may expect them here
BY thousands weekly. \ large body OF taloFs,
painters and clerks have had meetings IN London,
and appointed committees to make arrangements
Tor their cmbarkation for the United States and
Canada. If these emigrants 90 INTO the interior,
they may do we'll but if they tarry IN Newly ork,
they will be without employ, and spend all their
little means in vain efforts to get occupation
N Y American.
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-, ECONOMY Is WEALTH.7-sirK HAS s.
Mole 81 ~: Nuyra So and Beaver Sila consequence oil
the present variation style .! Hats and the subscribe '
Tag large stock OF hioaable Hats GU hand he Is inaqfed
TO cer them 10 the public AZ rejucron OF 80 cents each hat
which commend them those who study and iacnce
economy, instead OF the fashions OF the day
WATSON. Isl Chatham street and loo boWer|
y. B-Fasiouable Hats on hand. the usual Standard
prices Also Cloth aud Velvet Caps 81 ie latest ana mos
approved Patterns, extreme low prices Il 2aW1w S&l
DIR. .Iayne's NermifuSe.-" Phliadelph'a
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family s.'e bottles of euI valuable medicine for the de-
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~ a trend writes us from Hartford, Conn,
va, the Directors OF The Young Men, Institute
:. saat CITY have refused to allow place in their
Library to MIR. o'Suhyan's Report in favor of
s'0lshng Capital Punishment, while the leading
Jerks on the other side are held in all honor
aese We shall DC happy to hear that this re.
tsai was dictated BY some other reason than the
'sS'ons one though We have observed on one side
- THIS question 50 trequen, disposition to have
u'a' side only heard that our charity is severely
ssted. But let US wait and hear.
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C LEA & BLANCHARD have just published, in
NO cheap volumes, THE IIErDENMAuEE, one of
CoopgR's earliest novels; and Nc. s of IEvING's
Rocky Mountains These are all sold attwcnty-
iye cents volume.
DJ' Lea & Blanchard have just issued Laun-
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bong port of their uniso." cditlvn or saoLnErrr
Works.
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rI'HE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company OF
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words rhry-trs. Thousand Dollars will grant insurance
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own lives o others and either for he whole dur
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The Of Insurance IS favorable = THOSE OF any S
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The nett profits the business of is Company Hili be d-
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The
LIFE AND SPEECHES
HENRY CLAY
THE WHOLE FOR one DOLLAR.

COMPLETE ~ THO votUsiss, or OVER 100 LARcEFA
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SnksPEARE.--Any body can buy Shakespeare
aOw. The Brothers HARPER publish it in eight
numbers of nearly $50 pages, with illustrations, at
s5 cents each. The third Number is just issued,
comprising Tanning of the Shrew,' Winters
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NO. Ill or THE SERIES OF USEFUL WORK
FOR TIE. PEOPLE
DP IARDNER,S LECTURES.

DIR. IAKDNEES IIiN II Ms.
~ Tn, Third Edition of Doctor Lartner.S complete
Coa or Lectures delivered at Nblo> Saloon in the City
of New-Yo.h The subjects embraced in the Lecture. are
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uetic Nr-e-Latitude and annis
Popular Tallaces -Lgi-fans s-IemTorarI StafS
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Ar-Scenic Observation-Disclosures Of The Fat
pa-Voaic Barry-Stcam Engines Of England and America
This edition OF Doctor L9rdnes Lectures MIL be INTRO
Srr.rcn OF TIE. rRnGRESS OF rHYSICAL
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