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xHx Fnk kLUSuUS-negui. = fecg.t the zUth Juiy
M38y ~ hr us ASS last saiisg regular packet ship
bHEe Dirk HUDSON, Japtain Moore, wii sail ~
AZ her regular day.
Having accommodations fD c,bn second ca
bin and steer PASSENGERS. prsons nteIdug 10 IN
should make iiAneaidve az. lcal to
Joseph McMURRAY
To-, P.ne street, o S.utn
The above will be succeeded pac t,t .hip Pr,ace
bert, Ceptin ), boz, anu sal on IL u Au4ust
N b. f.fsous d-sifous u sendLg foi lends can
them bioug cut ~ the above the
e taiinx wrhy by p,y,sg above u y letter
r. - Drafts kse. yabie al shit for any the
PROVINCIAL a.k Ut elan payab hrr
hf " heut the countr aIsb ol spoonr, Atw cd y
10 ba kes LoLdJn, pay BILE ia eteTy town Bn
~ II - -
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MARITIME HERALD.
Days or the Steam shIps.


We shall esteem il favor il Captains of Vessels will giy,
TO Commodore RoBERT SLvEv, Of our News Fleet Report
Of the Shipping left the Po sailed the
spoken on their List Of their Cargo any 70
Newspapers News they have will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondent Al
home or abroad will also confer favor BY sending
Dfce all the Marine INTEL gence they Obtain Nautical
Information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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uo-POUDRE SUBTLE FOR ERADICATING HAIR
from any part OF the human body Tested before buy ing
at 81 Walker street. LIST store FROM Broadway
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FIssr Board July 10 70 shares Girsrd Bank, IL; 100
40 DO ~ $500 County FWes, 1850, new o.; shsrss
Norh bk kentucky. ~ $2u0O sisie Fivss, rs; $22S
do SKIES. is46. new 10 $3.50 do l8ss new rs 100
shares Wilmington kaili osd ~, 2I1
sEcoSp BoAAD, July ~ % sLsres Manufacturer, and
Aechancs' Bank, 2tl iU0 de Bank 81 SSOv0 sts:s
6s, cGp, IS S3vUo do 5's do cash, Is
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ECONOMISTS. HOl,

ECONOMISTS, HOi!
THE BEST, CHI APES / and Ne ATEST CLEANING
tnd repairing tf q u Garments doue 100 Nassau
street where large BILE Cj0tbng always
on rand able sut may had for paid for
Clothias. Remember i3o Nassau street
js20 imsrc GEO LEVIE.
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WY KSFF'5 REsTAURANT-Is the a man IN
W NJ. ,rk crpung perhaps III. GIahsmi.s and the
cheese airing rertrv that DOS not loy good. whoescm
lob aaai dlatei is contrary To the laws Of mas
40. 10 look with gfaFcaon and iuie sell
nshd ahe; and there Ice tuwn here this
tound IN Rre,e' pericfi ~ lpoa orr &C nonica
Piles. tina, a IN. ~ Pine and he
men, 9 WYCk0FF, u, and his a,tve ai.sarts serve
up all the tubi tautias aud jslicac Of Market
rthv Of Lo ote Let auy hungry make the ex
riment once aud he will be TO call every day.
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1a7-tsICK HEADACHE-Dr DR. sphon,s remedy il a sure
preventive OF this distressing II taken when
the attack coming on and al cure If persisted n
Atai Courtiandt street Prics 20 cents and 81.
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Married,

On Thursday evening, 18th inst by the Rev. r. Ds
Sharmes Henry FENNEa. Of this city, TO MARY, daught
Of Daniel 1ye, Esq Of Upper Canada.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBLApS GARDEN.
MONDAY tVfNI>G. JIrLY "a
10 UNEX.aNPLED TRIUMPH IN
The Grad saiocn tRh - wd wi meas he Splendid
ROM tic I.allsi f,ile, tho
REVOLT OF IRE HAREM.
Achne. Iedsec ty ~. Who h " rss 1. be the
LIVER Produces IN IT'D tr iy Scenery Coz
trmss, ana propsrt;ss
DHAMA1lS PtRsO<E
Mshomet kinR Of Grens da.. Mr. Wells
.use volunteer aud lsader ihs forces Nj Ma
My,souf. Cbef of the Funuchs.. her kcfnonsv
Zir... 1.-The Kings Pass...... Mast W ood
..s.Nlopa Jnsrth
Zulma beuc,hed Isnre. Msdle tsuI ne Dssysrd
To conclude with the REVOLT OF Til H. room HOUSE
D'ors Zen al -kpterainn ens mn s precisely
oGnibuses will TO and from the Garden dunLg he even
Ticket, Fifty Certs.
No .ospcuement on account
as he srand entrance from B adwsy
I'd and the New saoou winch vsu sted from The and
SIDE. c,r Re enr,o.ed At a mon ent's pope-
CASTLE GARDEN.
THE PROPRlE1 Oks of this w.i ku, wn and fashionable
resort beg leave TO form he pui e e. vilng
cceck In addition the sTise from
Of III. Bay. heal hfp br sw.es across
the snd The sparkling Of eh untain there
alo 70 be found romelades ousice the Gar
den and Pomeu ade Saloon it0 rrrth toasLrr
with the New York Brass Bard-Lrsd :, Mr. Loih,n Re-
ire hmen Of the frs quality. att ntse wars, &c. sgla
Rockets fair evening
ckes i2k for which reeshments viii be furnished
je29 &C
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l. 0S7- ARE ANY OF YOUR CHILDREN TROUBLED
win worms koinst vermnuge is ain remedy
il never ss 10 eradicate all wherever they
eOld 1T II Courtlahd street. Price 25 cents.
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90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
SArARlLLA, GENT1AN AND SARsAFRAS, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
tebshed for the suppression of quackery This refined
and ghly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
Is confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely
superior to any extract Of sarsaparia at present beior,
the public, and may be relied certain remedy fol
Gil diseases aring rom impure state of the blood
sicl ns scro'ula saitrheum, ringwom, botches pin
Pies rcera pain IN the bones OF joints nodes, cutaneou
from the secondary effects OF syphilis or an injudciou,
use oi mercury.
Sold n single Bottles, at ........ IS cents each
ia Gases o. hal-3-d zen Borles, So so
one dozen !" & 90
coscs fcrw arded to all parts of the Union.
N. B-A very liberal disc cunt to wholesale purchaser
Once Of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w. g. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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The income for 1912 exceeded the expenditures
EGO si6 while the expenditures for Jamaica, Barbadoes
Grenada and British Guiana, in lsa exceeded the in.
come f34 439.
The following is comparative statement Of the rates
and duties received in Liverpool for the years ending June
oath, lsi3 and lS44
COMMERCE or LIVERPOOL
1913. 1S44
Duties tonnage. ;. .f96 445 90N4l
Duties on goods. :. 80. 81 $40 SO ll9
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90 HOW MY HEAD DOES ACHE-Can you tell
me anything that will me?" Yes, said friend the
other day, try Shermsn's Csmphor Lozes ges-I have
known them to cases of headache in few
minutes. and have doubt they will cure you They
are also sovereign remedy for drowsness sick headache
,slpitation nervous affections and Sickness giving
more speedy relief than any medicine USE You should
not be in church without them they will enable you to
keepfrom sleeping ng-try them The genuine may sways
be had OF Dr. Sherman 06 Nassau street. Of any OF
ss Bowery corner Of Spring II East Broadway corner
OF Market street Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia ard
State street, Boston
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CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, Sc
vHE 81 BSC RIDER, Rave Land an extensive and
choice Eelsc:on # C,rpe ings. from prced gra
- the richest and costly descrp Bruses Saxony
Roya, Wilton. Velvet Tarsey Aimiuser and / IapestIy
Also, FLOR Gil Coths Of the aud splendid pat.
terns ant c-l0rs.
the richest descrptions French embossed able
md ri 40 CovcIs Ac, &c all OF which III be sold al
lower prlces than any similar esncshmsnt in the city
4. w. @MliH X LOMpANY
25i Broadway, (opposte me itv Hal tv o doors
ji1 2wissec
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TRENTON FALLS,


THE 81 BsCKIBEh announces % the pubc bst after a,
absence Of he the OF th
Hotel above place he house ben su
sed and put ~ order, aud by MS attent
comfort 0f his return OF the ia
20 lioesaily bestowed on hlm IN former yeals
jcis 2yv eods NJ MOORE
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, ms a
train Of thiryfve unloaded burthen cars was passing
over the bridge at Mill Creek the Reading railroad
the engineer observed the bridge giving way He put on
the u head Of steam and then Jumped OF into the road;
the tender fell into tn. breach The engine on becoming
detached from its incumbrance, nhead with terrific
speed and did not stop until It had got about mile
Norristown. when the steam became exhausted Fortr.
naely il met with no imps dment in its mad career The
destruction OF the very great crush
1ap~r. JUN 20.
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Domestic lsnp0rtatioms.
CHARLEsroN-Shtp hrl~so -Cotton ana rice q BuIklev
" .to Dnckwnz-.m tn 4 Miils-De Peyster & Wh,..
sh-I nomps q & ad
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WINES, CORDIALs. PRESERVES, &c.

1863 la FULTON STREET.
NAPOLEON .OURSEN, reslectfully forms he hls al
~ ways on his hnd, roDpte assurtmeat aid verv nice
choice OF Frensn, German SPANISH VINES various
erauos .il and sparhng in cask half cases. per
Aiso Fieech Vlnegrs. Gin Rum, Absyah Krsb old su
peIior Brady in ?'es halt pioes, pap cases per ga
in bottles and hlf bot les; Brs ndy fruits Segars ,a
GUS brauds rslad OIL Capers. Olives Pickles Mustd. Guy
ere rra Ntn.haiel Sc swsstmeat. fams sss gras OF
&c. 100 ims
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT AND NARROW ESCAPE
t'n the 10Th instant, at 6 O'Clock p. M an extra
coach lett MiddIcbury VT, FIR Burlington, the regular
coach having lett three hours previously containing six
persons two ladies em Burlington, (Mrs Whitney and
dsugher) gentleman and his lady iron Boston, and the
Rev Mr. Bailsrd pastor Of the first Baptist Church in
Dwell aud his II had been raining during the
day bu at the time the coach LETT Mddlehury the rain
lad entirely ceased IN short time. however the ran
eganto descend again furiously The Burlington Free
rss says that lit the severest and most violent rain
which has occurred here for fourteen years II raned in
torrents for two hours flooding the streets and carry
away bridges and huge OF earth almost in s in
stan When the coach had arrived within two miles
burlington. o'clock at night. where small cree K
cmps into Lake Champain the bridge over the creek
having een carried away by the sudden rise Of water
the coach passengers and horses from
the abnim Mt of the bridge twenty feet high into the
stream, where the water several feet and run.
hing with great violence. Two of the horses wers in
stsn'iy Killed. The Rev Mr. mms dately sprang from
the coach with hs son, lad and to the opposite
shore lie plunged again into the stream and made for
the coach, which had lodged against large log which
wns confined near the ridge and rescued the daughter
Mrs whitney. and the gentleman and lady, from ther
lerilors situation He then returned and monnfed the
log and endeavored TO Mrs. Whitney but failed in
the attempts the log breaking away instantly carried
dovn the stream. and the night. being quite dark dsen-
nhled him TO ascertsn her just POSITION therefore her fate
was to find watery grave. Finding /. was out Of his
power TO render her any assistance and seeing that his
own life was in imminent danger he leapej from the log
into the stream. and with great difficulty reached the
shore being somewhat bruised and very much exhaust
cd The driver escaped unhnrt,
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BULLETIN or THE VARIOUS EXCURSIONS or
TIE SlEAMbOAT THOMAS 5ALMONU,
CAPT. WM 4. kHULTz
GRAND FISHING EIl.IIkSTONs

lie SlEAMbOAr lHOMAS SALMONU,
GRANb1 NG1fIi E,sMiNn Nm I. vI,r,;n.,oNs sHuI1,
a0G'j se15 vs. 's2 %E6SssbAhass q. sbbsh!s
--R- THURSDAYS 4 FRIDAYS, unul fanhr +
ho. p,ns for pas enge at Amos it A Can
street, SI Cafhar,ne teny, Brooklyn Pike street, 9x
and rier No ], n X h touching Fort Hamilton each
viii laad the above places Lhanibermads VIII be- IN
aendance. land OF IN will accompany boat daily
Lines will be urisnd on board ANAL charge-bait
Dilnef aud iefreshments board ar, Is ceus way
COtILIyN PARTIES UN FRIDAY EVENING",
The ab.ve bait W ia make EAcpr,o. WI Parry on the
omyeny may c,,oa VERY Fday ng unti farther o.
nc (we~,hr oeIng fvosb e. A Military and ot lion
Band - engaged The At viii liunualrd led
with the ch Ic.At Refreshments Of all ds with
wen ln der TO secure responsibility comfort T. the
party the .umn-, o. icss mited 10 i30 only
hal o. Staples Ford, 1872 5owef.; shit n potu, da
NJ pt' txcnanps, WsI sire and &c In sui SC byr
lcssts S u admit g.nt,Inaa ana ,0~s Ih- boat III
i,ave ansy stIe st Pike street TX; Pier No N,
~; Can.l stie X. Am,s srssu niag AeAsou.
No tickets be had he boa aud no per.
.stTTHDAYs. ST Mays AND MONDAYS ExCuR.
slONs FOt SEA bA ihls u The above boat will On
Saturday AIT rno.ns leave Amos Canal street at
n; SahaTge Ferry BrooAlyn. 2>s Pike sire an; and
MOSDAfs will 10 the siorning, Ie Amos street. at az
ana street w; Catarinc he ~ B,ookiyn 81 Iise strrr
"a, AMI Pier ". H.. 0ls Aad IN the Ar eruoous-
mos street at 2; Caal street. "a; Cathane Ferry Brock
lyn s1s Pike s;'es, 2A; aud PED No u ) ociock
lsLAND when D. cticaoe; iow iug to la ne uss ar
bath ng hoas"s grats krur. will Ind at the .me
places Ihdnnriads 10 attendance. hef On board
FAR each way, Iz1s G, nts.
JIG Hs'rc HENRY f. RlELL.
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El6S,2 265 fl85 163
This shows an increase tonnage of 599 Decrease
on goods f572l
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF SHIPPING.
ls43. lS4. Increase.
No. OF vessels .16 6n6 ls4il ls05
Tonnage. - 4a5.27s '2,632 7l2 ls7434
The total income this year f20s 9l against fal2
last year. showing falling off Of fi2l0 on the whole
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MADAME ]. FlNiELS, FROM PARIS.
II As the hocor to inform the ladies' that opened
- iash9nabe estabishn,ent NO. 337 Broadway Cup sar)
opposts the Iaben AIhouy
She Will have always hand large assormc cnt or Caps
suitable for meran. dining ald Em
ainds; Capes Coiars wis handkeches Muslin Dress
e., St0ckings. Gloves; Lingerie and JeNeiry, Gc
fi0w.rs VI the newest and most fashionable style.
jel0 I'm
Ron oAF fs.-lt ionxer question what sale IA the
best pr.Lecion AGAINST fire. all admit WlLDEhS Sala
m,noef u be the oly eay ife cee,dsmpness the only
objection ever raed, xsfnst then winch has
overcome the snbscrb eLges any prove
st plate (which hsvel that has njares 0ooas
pa.es or wri b. dsnpnrs He pledges hIusef 70 the
pubic tat all safes made HIM ihaii Il proof hlef
tno damp VI oil. wed knowing tbat shou d faii
III either his reputation would greater
than the owner oi sale that .houio uper All
ote Salamande Saiss add geIne.t
apan " nders ne purchased the right
tse Sft- OF Sew tok to mat actuse aud furnish the
genuine Salfnander AID aud hrs Iron
Safe warehouse And factory No. lss Water street.
- S.LAS e. HkHRING.
e-second-nand Safes for sale a than hafpriee.
Jel2 d. &C
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TO RESTORE, BEAUTIFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH
AND CTTRE ndNDRTEC r.


TR1 L BOTTL ES-THREE SHILLINGS
Q THOSE who have used Jone,'s Coral Hair Restorativ.
know excellent qualities: those who have not we say
hat the fact Of selling SHILLING bottles prove the uf
" satemrntsnd that afraid Of wing
small quanyo rst We possess followe
uaesIl will force the hair TO any part where
pre INTENDED hair to grow stop il falling of Scu
vandruh and make light red hair dark For
ressing the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this II
hair.
od-priee J. or shillings bo,tle-at the Sign OF ths
american Eagle % Lhahsm New York; Fulton
a,acllvc: st.,e Boston: Ledger Buildings Phs.
delphit; 20I King street. Charleston. .. e. jy8 msec
SdiP GHsTON, FROM NEW OkLEANS, IL dischag
- ing az Thones at Brooklyn Con,gnes Will please
teHd ic N sceiW 0f hrt goods I'm nediatrv. VII
sELPHOs First PREMIUM ANGl ESEY LEG
R0 SPRING STREET. ptrop~d BY the eminent eon,
w throughout Europe, ani bv the d,stnp uished
tnir rofrssona bTeh The United s'e, snd b,
all TO be the approach hitherto duced In
roduce into This co try nd mate solely by WIN LPHU
30 Spfinx st near Bra wy New York. Terms moderate
Ad iudis utsbe efrrences .iv.n
" have he art leg of Mr. S-lpho; its
ppra excellent and well q'ated to all tie bjeet.
desired. But the best Of III u he proof Of who
them; this is positive aud undniabl- Some my friend.
others. VALENTINE MOTT
Professor Of Surgery, Universty Of New York
mi sInyvysee
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MONEY MARKET.

W . RICHARDSON. NJ. D Agent
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-30
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY, MAY 80, 1914
Ladies walk in-gentlemen, walk back.

Ladies walk in-gentlemen, walk back,
ses he.
Paleg and I were gwine back when he
catched me by the arm, and ses he,
walk in Major-the invited guests will
sup at the first table with the ladies'
Well, in | went. Thar was Mr.. Clay and
five or six other gentlemen with bout three
hundred ladies standin round the table eatin,
| tell you what, that supper room banged
anything | ever seed in all my born days be-
fore, l never thought thar was so many good
things to eat in the world. If you believe
me thar was no eend to them. Thar was all
kinds of substantials, SIGH as hog meat, tur-
keys, chickens, ducks, birds, oysters and all
kinds of cakes and ~iellies and pickles and
preserves, besides CRATE big sugar houses and
cake houses; that would take a regiment OF
sojers q month. to destroy em | lost my
appetite just lookin at the Wfmmin eat, but |
drunk q cup O mighty good coffee, and eat
a few mouthfnls jest for appearance sake,
and after gittin a peice ofcake for Mary and
some candy for the baby, from the lady of
the Globe, | went to the niger what took
care 0 fthe hats; got my hat and went back
10 the hotel. The next mornin I cut out fol
home.
found 'em all home, and Mary says,
bein as it was Mr.. Clay,s Ball, and | didn't
dance with lone of the gals, and Especially
as | brung home a new frock for her and a
most c%oution and precision, and began, witt
pretty n for the baby, she won't befmao
at me for goin. No more from -yolr friend
till deth.
los. HOMES.
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O MARRIED

ZTE
A PoPULAR soNG-BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
I'm single yet-I'm single yet.
And years nave flown since I came out;
In vain l sigh-in vain l fret!
ye gods what are the men about!
wow Pm twenty-oh. ye powers.
A spinster's lot is hard to bear =.
On earth alone to pass her hours
And afterwards lead apes dot5sa there.
No offer yet-no offer yet!
Pm puzzled quite to make it out;
For every beau my cap I've- set,
What, what, are the men about?
They don't PrOpose-they WON'T propose,
For fear, perhaps, rd not say7"Yes"
Just let them try-for heaven knows e
Pam tired of single-blessedness.
Not married yet-not married yet
The deuce is in tie men, | fear!
Pm like n-som ething to be let,
And to be let alene-that's clear.
They say 'sShe's pretty-butno chink-
And love without it runs in debit"
1t agitates my nerves to think
So That I have had no offer yet.
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abyss beside me, be suddenly stopped; and,
.elancing forward to ascertain the cause of
his halt, | discovered that the shelf upon
which we stood, or rather hung, was at that
point absorbed in G1e,eHtline of themountain,
and that we could not pass further, save in
slant destruction. am no craven ;but shall
never forget my sensations at that instant,as
sat gazing downinto the gulf by which I
was surrounded, specifies and. motioRless,
while my horse remained equally passive,
and each seemed to have been suddenly
stricken into. stone My brain whirled; [
could ROT pray: / wasutterly powerles,mind&
body. Human help there was none; and
my only consciousness a a conviction that
I was wholly ia the power of the equally
Hjeepardized anfnab whose next movement
would, ii al probability, hun melto a horri-
bic and lastl deasaLFor full two min
utes-whiclr to me, in such a position, APP
|peared TO have endured for as many hours
We. remained upon that dizzy point, The
Sharp wind whistled past US as if angerd by
a new impeachment, the torrent leaped and
roaFed at the bottom of the gull, and the
mountains gave back IFS thunder in hollow
murmurs. / scarcely felt thezone, or heard
the other;'a ll my senses were concentrated
in vision, as with dilated eyeballs,I glared
~downwards into tho awful depth that yawr
ed beneath my feet The veins abo 1t my
temples beatand threbbed tuHnultuously,and
my hands lay clenehed together upon the
saddle, when suddenly the horse, meeting
opposition from his rider, (forin the first mo-
ment of horror | had suffered the reins 10
fall upon his neck) tuned Ike a goat upon
the the narrow ridge, and began, with the
utmost caution and precision, to retrace
his steps. raf ITa1er's Magazine.
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EHf E.
ArPALLING sIrtATToN.-The ridge orshelf
along which we travelled, was fenced in on
one Side by the mountain. which rose almost
perpendicularly thousands of feet above my
head; while beneath me beyond lis outer
edge, was a sheer precipice, descending
TO the depth of the valley, fom which | had
been toiling upwards for two weary hours
while, as ifto render the gloomy abyss still
more uninviting, the hoarse echoes of a tor
rent, which was roaring and tumbling anon
the scattered fragments ofrock, that had been
~storm-riven from the mighty mass above, and
hurled into the plain during countless cen
turtles, came to the ear with a d~issonance
that seemed almost supernatural. The ia
bled bridge OF lei Sirat, over which the Mos
lem is TO P=--+o the paradise, must be, |
should imagine, about as ample and conye-
nient a pathway 10 a spirit, as that proved,
which | was now SO blindly following, to a
traveller in the flesh. As | advanced furth-
along the ridge, the wary animal that rode,
with extraordinary sagacity, made a point
d'appui of the rocky wall by which we were
built in on our left hand; and, at each step
that he took, my knee came in contact with
the inequalities of the Lsurface. Thus we
proceeded for about four hundred yards,
when, as | Glanced to cast my eyes into the
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-30

PuRENoIoGY.-A lady, a disbelieyer in
the science, asked a learned phrenologist.
with a view of p~uzzling him-"Nhat kind of
people are those who have destructiveness
and benevolenee equally and largely devei-
oped?' '.These, madam, are the persons who
kill with kindness. n-Ieasas Reporter.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-30

PosING a pEDAGoGUE.-"Sally Jones, have
you done the sum | set you?" "No thir, l
cont do it,, "Can't do It'll am ashamed
ofyou-Why, at your age 1 could do any
sum that was set me. hate that word can't
there is no sun that can't be done, | c%antell
you" 81 think, thir, that | knoweth a thum
you can't shifor out" ola! well, well,
Sally-let's hear it," cit is thith, sir. Il
one apple cauthed the ruin ofthe whole hui
man rath. how many thnth will it take to
make a barrel of thweet acider?" "Miss
Sally Jones-you may turn to your parsing
Iesson.n "Yeth, thir.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-30

DANDx.-A thing in pantaloons, with a
BODY and two arms-a head witeout brains
tight boots--a cane--a White handkef-
chief-two breaches, and a ring on his little
finger.
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TRUTH AND PFYsrC.-Truth and physic,
two unutterable things, never we'll received
though administered with good intention,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-30

a ID ECEIP1S and 4 EN- DIT UNE1o OF tHt
Corporation of Evansville. from the hrst
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-30

first order, long associated with Mr.. Clay in
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-05-30

Ter and his friends. Am Cesar AIT nihlt
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

\ discovery has been made, says the Natchez
Free Trader that will enable planters convert ,h4r
whole crops white sugar wou The usual intervention
o rhe clarifying process The sugar fabricated III appa.
fatus entirely hY steam.
The debt OF the City OF St. Louis in MAY last,
was SSi6 2si large proportion Of which 10 cent in.
;eest The estimates Of increase last SOS ESQ.,
while interest e<pen5es e S22s 399 The increase
in many instances ad fallen much below the estimates.
New wateIwos,s proposed, to cost the city rom
s26J,uCO 10 $500 GOO.