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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
ANUSEMENfS.

CASTLE cARDEN-Thur~i.y Eyeeinc; MAY i,in--lse
u Enisr'snenL wi De Of the most erei nafare. CON
pvrEIJ-EE-EnT Clrch-s--,-'Ls G1sv1 isirr Ecss-i:
I5H-rjssfriy M afarr wh.ch, the ELiSlER BROTHERS
~. ir.. \eSle -n Nso'icr'al Eye0s>
S,-rs-i-xf bv MUSICAL PAST iCtlp N "a'ch VIII -
s,,-. -. t|toRD. irna nc Osers OF SisS>an -'lo
Mss ROSA & ARtIA
>sa-tt Is,srrz Ss,'1 ofs NirutrS.
A,r~s o. the Ellef Brother> IN TIA snsoe aae
sos,isf act OF an ot-iral Psn'oniIne d. lS'1te,e,
An i1,srr,,,,n oi 10 nief % atiS ne Machiaey
- ofthe Rope
HERR CLINE will thea 5poea' on the light ho9e.
Pr,ss ni t.lr'S>tnH % ''er's
NEW YORK SOCIETY LlbSAtY ss,,I ess,.r srO.d. .s
y NV ard Leou,rd t--e,-NR- pENPSTsR has uhe
L,,,,- - .rrouncy ;h,t he viii give his
SIZE 7 VI Sit Al E\r-RTAi\NHNI, l,
Thursday Evening May 18th.
AN HOUR WITH Burns.
,f which he will >- several ofhis m,si popular ecpos-
Jnns. ncudtag the
L1rlcNt Of tfe iyiSs Epi'grG"t
g lIGy QsceH -
\ Soss ~ Three Parts.
- P,r,icalI-s su,tli balls
- Admission Eifty Csu;s-
Sk> of h- words of the 70 be had Al the door
T. commence II SocloeS =.
NJ perr>,sr yr repeU the above en;erta,nrnentI II
RGT,yr Iasu;s M,d>on street, Gu Friday e'sniGs NAV
A. ,eve and iasssen, coor yOuss man waited ,9f
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rASSENGEks AKHlvEr

7
ip "a, bark CoSao fram Brttol-MsS and Miss Med
,!cott Kev NJ. waeu-l0o eerace.
Ia tae bark Bust hNm 6,o de.iaHero-Capt W \ welch
o. HAiumoIc, Thos BIidsc OF Boston.
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~ The Anniversary of the Ladies Homo
AIissInnnrx SncIei1 { IN. MlTHopL.I ERIscorAL

n. held this (Thursdsy) Evening half past
o'clock the >caad WesIegaF Ch'gel Mulberry sir
Addresses will be delivered ~ III. Rev Prof HoLpIeH kt'
s--ctflilr inyited 10 attend myi 1t
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AUcTWN SALES.
InSlAn plcu.rns y.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ace..one.r.
1CY BANGS. HICHARDS & PLAr-storc. aox
ID B-oaiway.-Liectai cash s.vaneerasat. u,sss on
>>-sty-,r1e-ts s,- 4u-,iN-r >si~<
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rurRSnY My ls,n

u CoLiON Co. ARStoA sId Setlius. ,ass Me-
chants, Nos. llS Fisea street, an, - Am ,,rrst-
Lioe5l stvaaecs made eonsxnnsa, Art prorap, re-
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FOUR ENGRAvINGs AND Music.

CODE rs
LADY'S BOOK FOR JUNE, lS45,
Contains m ENGR AVINC; By RoLra x Jswrrr irnm m
Original P,cture by u.zLEV-A beautiful DOMESTIC Plt =
II RE, engraved By GINEKEDE-TSO PLATES OF "a
- NOriCE To TIE LADIES. 80
Our far fiends are informed. that account of the many
decepti.ns have been prac,cct Them by what nve
ourrortc TO e the Fashions the Publ sher of the LADY =
BOOK determined m future :" prhi,h
GOdeyS Authentic C0lOred Fashions Monthly.
Consequently The LADIES' VIII where apply Tor the
,cnu ne Monthly FASHIONS and be deceived by
tsnde Each Fashion Plate WILL ~ ,srr. he 50 arranged
that ~, addition 10 trhtunes also be deemed an
embellshment
Reduction of Postage TO 4 l-e Cents
Remember! TINT Postage les anw than the hre-
week. papers three the gufntty ul nuG'na! mat
ter and Encfavncs. Fashions aud Muse i,r nothing
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r,,4 ar, sold b. $ P Thouissu Drus:is:. Philsdsi-
,fs sai sold rhe-sae lad r,,sil "a ths e5iy ey A %
tb,t. sold also a. - Fulton and = kas' broad-
49, ---
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JUST rUBLI-HED. a, 29J BROADWAY.
ZORAIDA, or | he Nllch ot NdEmkeg:
tpd ne. eIon OF Harry Hazel work clled I HE
2 Al. ca IEFTtI\S. or, It- BHsluds ot M-r'co-A
Romance santa Aa- and ms Times $50. .eeoai edl
tiof OF MARY KNLE or. BIG lhMndr Cai-i - iAs An,-
Rpo,er The PkO1EGE or THE kAND DG hE:
tal variety Of other orisnl WORKS For stlt b. q
Nerrifi-Id publisher Aio for sale It III the Periodical
Drpos IN the PRINCIPAL Cities and Towns Ia the lnisd
St'trs VI. - "
JCST p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or lnE i-iFf. uF
j JEREMIAH EVARTS. E-I late Corresponding Seefr-
-ary Of ih- American Board OF ommlSsonrrs Tor Foreign
Mission, by r. G Tracy. vol Svo lor sale By
mylj y VI RN II. N+.tNAN, l'3 broeowAy
FAME * BCRGESS.
- lnhn -.
WI publish FJIddy.
ELOCU1ION MADE EASY,
BY i CLAGGETT. 4. ".
Pnc- 81 cents.
,I.b . v,-a,v of Text lnoA. on the subject of Eocu-
isn zppenr-d. attempt ha hcn h.heo ia1-
hiaptt capgcTy OF Children ihds-'i u Nuy '
ATE years that study been generally introduced ho our
Sch"u- and seminars. ,.,. r II
la the work here Offered the public the prncne> o The
Science ARE Glced the utmost simplicity ne mefeSt
child WIN pab'e reading with inency, : ~ tn'ei ma
the mystery by eri-s - practical Rules ard iigatou'
.ru-d 10 make M ndehh'e impression on TIE nlnf ne
an adopted by the author the result oi long experience m
TEACHING and well calculated To render the study ea.ns
re--ann ., cfeaie fpndne-s Tor orst"fral display nd
b me pupil cas'e ard resanf enun-ai"n rl2 -
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G- see Last Page.
ARRIVED.

Bark Brazil (of Salen) Andrew 6S ds I'm Rio DC janet
70 c and rosewood order. Len ship Louisiana lte
for \oleauS bark MaSuun. Do foT Roson; sNe-sh big
Exccllelt. d ior 6sston
RrS C,rao (Sr) oateIhE!tSe, I'm Bristol, EnS APRIL.
fnS.n 10 Z inues.
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TALTABLE NEW WURhS.
p,-pr1susn Nv . APPL TON 200 BROADWAY
rross Military History Of ;he aitsd etzes zlio Illus
ts.ez,l,, Rur,i econo:ar ,rlasltrd 5y iow s. 80
S-e.zfI's Stable Ecoaomy edited D. \ & Alien 2 mo
sb ross hri,, Manual of Devotion by Hook seie
Kohlr.escf Hs,ory Of Iisfnsay Piis 70 : ets 2. es'
\.-r- - "a : t-rIe4G Tale. b. Ch1S 3ufd-'t- 7Se
f Ures Supplement rs Detioaay Of ~ N-aoiae-
ms .nG An-s- et vlgES-fiper leattrt ; -
= d l-!sspoRd-uce Of hos Arnold D y laa ~
shop siehs.tz-s V. 70 le !, riin tfufen emo =
Ira,,F, History # ri- Indians Ilns;rt'sd NO -
soafney Ii- Of OiyrI Conn 1sma g. c.
ar, Histsry 0f fth- FIrn.h ii-vo1fi2a ~ . cts
Ifchyi-ts fiiSor, OF tftEer. parts s1c ! eeeh > eis
Foster, Literary Nise-llaairs, ~ n ina"x l2rla - D.
r'5,r,T, F,S,sv, On hrIs;lsa Iorais- l6aie ylets
Hsas-rs oraJi-:- Works. edttsd b. hrpie y-ts -
lc,di-y-, Ptrsch.l sat Prsctlc,i s-rfn5Issso > .
PnIpt r.ia aat SIisis:-rS Comp--Ioa @'l = %
m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

WALTER GRs.r >rtGtt, a,ths'e,r.
1NTINDOw GL AS. DRUGS INDIGO. &c.-W.
w GREENoUGH VIII sell rnrS DAY, thursday. al II
O'Clock front the Auction Siorc Scco boxes American
Window Glass, assorted Sizes all Of which new and nes
nom rust or stsiu Terms and months Also, lsrvs
and valuable assortment Of Drugs Also, CASES Manila
Indigo 50 cases English refined BcrsN 10 casks Epsc@
salts; 10 cSScs English W iers. Also, Chrome Yellow.
rre ch Green's &c &c Catalogues are now ready az the
Auction Room. los w-it -. Grew rumher I've
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,if that oa application .r Coui er, S<v- his cured
o-s and from Effects and that OF many Others
which have cone within my ku oNledge disposed TO -
ctrd II Is srecfc ii II. SHERWOOD, IL
sir a. Ccopsr's S,lve The e1y ot CoTns eTer
known and dsy Sold II Dr. Minors cornr,
Broadw.y and Jchn--t; Dr. CiuIous corner Bo"ery add
tiraudsire- Mrs Hayes, 39 Fuontre-t bfo9s lyg .ei
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Atlol o',ln,l A, me auction room,

\ IWt C''VN.
SECOND aNND EUR\TrURE-A general assortment
OF good second hand surrare. wig; Bureaus wxrtNoss.
Centre r4htas Wash S;an Red Rccr Furniture. Kch-
en- do CrpeS OF Cloth Beds, Mattresses, Betirg Softs.
~, Soars French Bst>,cads Rock Cases, pvans. oto
mans Rus,in Rockers, &c. Also. invpsee ef family
Csr,rcrie> la lots ~ sui..
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NtAPtsLIT+N BON Ns-T >--Ib- eyItioa-d
sSyz position winch - yfzec- upon the public b
sroasit- l-las. yrEdtng miserable Imitation o.
~ our b-sutfuI N-tqaitlns. again q caution
b. .oc a-Gst their iug1sirous. 4di-ssho1ii ca.iuII
t1nn- -spolitis bore purraslhg, excerpt OF M ust
f-,l.0a.bl. rai a- ~ t"snrt NJh our tcket
if0s h y hs.- 90 coubectigp w'4ny other Heeiontta
D. -pa either Bf0sfszT Joh-s'f4-t uein-f haze my
N, N-.fo,i.la EJuarts Of III n.llui i4ctufe ol ~
-i PATTf-OE noe. 4 c o
Pa-a,-s and Manufacturers Of IN N--pot,n Boaa4t,
- v. = z------- --L--cz
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AN ENCHANTING ROMANCE!
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
and ior sale By Z. WINCHESTER - Aan street
Priee re- cents,
THE PRIME MINISTER.
81 HEINRICH zscHoHHE.
Dee Of the best works his ropull author bein- story
from r4 life which rivals ;h- Arabian Nights IN ths interest
~ amusing with ia The Of ba
kers appreatice 70 the burea1 Of a PErMf MINISTER
RECENTLY PUBLIsHED,
FLORENCE Dc LACEY. or The C.Suet,s-a Novel Of
Ne,s York soesty; deeply interesting. Price 25
EULALIS. PONTOIS: or The Stolen Will-.n exciting
novel from the Frsnch Of SouIie. Priee 70! eeHts-
THE COUNTESS FAUSTINA-A Romance for The
Ladies. by Countess HahnHaha Pree o cenis.
HORTENSIA, or The Tr,nsf-uration' bY ZSchokse-
Price Il;
THE WANDERING JEW. vol. /. Price 50 cents. Also,
81, numbers Of vol II St cents each.
= Agents ordering for cash III be supplied rery ior
discount. ii addressed TO T. WINCHEs TER,
mYi52t Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

increase %
The Detroi, brokers are paying 30 to 62 , cents
per dollar for the St. Clair money and the merchants
taking Nifty The panic Cincinnati relation
the Bank OF Sanduky and Norwalk has subsidized, ard
tie Basks receiving the OF these institutions.
RATES OF DISCOUNT AT THoMPsoNs OFFICE SO WALL-sr.
y'ucuyye1f N1Bey Ryoleg Bank lfoury
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Expor; from ist 10 iS,h Nav.

Wilcnt FIOUF
GRAIN-we hear Of nothing tcins in Wheat. Rye Is
scarce and nOninalv 6S CSC Sales Northern Oats al 81
S2c lot OF lioo bush Southern prime hrough; CSC -
The rnaSe, ;or IL without change sales sIoO bnsh
Southern yellow isc 1900 30 white $, ISc. w.t.
delivered and small let, Northern 81 l. a s'c.
Export from Is; 10 18th May,
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.crr-r. Ar rnE rnlNcIrAL slIlrrLNc roRTs.
ro,sl ,. 233 4Sl l.sa7,u3

FLoUS AND MEAL--The demand has subsSed since
the orens Of the week. and slhoush the receipts con-
ti,ue oue limited The market i heavy and occasional
sales have been made Ri od previous rates. Hoi-ers
,k st4 tot good brands Western. In round hoop Chic
We notice common IL IS and 700 hhS - Castle
q rscher ard Swfe" for export st 81. In Southern
,hrre !, but i,e DOUG hut The market steady 4; So
S. with sales $50 200 h5ls Richmond County At S.
Jersey Meal is 81 ? 81 and que;
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49, ,yo,cr Cur, ,t ycv Lebnnon.-nR. sHrv

" NHtcT 'rr al = - =. o ,,,.i"n n. fIr
time Ahanon Spring.. Siiu1icd m Culunhlh -" \ -
oC ~ mile from the CITY of Hudson ana
es from Pri.t.ld Mas aud near Rnroud between
boston md Albany This plere, ceebtAed Tor benNy %
srenov hsnthneSs nmosphere purity md abundance o.
water both cpd and cold. sefOr- eluaed md believed
furnishes the -st natural advantages - he found IN America
far carving out ih etfcuclnus treatment hy mean,
of Water IuvGd> and families here he reasonably ana
permanently accommodated. my 'u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

JOHN Il, GLuvsk. Aueuoueer
rJNHOREURN 4 co = Great sale Of se'sniic Dshitn
w take place their Saloon Is John street. on FRI
DAY Nav I6 AZ - O'Clock the sale smorsess all their
Oh leo ya,e,cs and many new and valuable Plants
hev are in beautiful order into the sround C.ts-
lryreS rhurS'sv mc'"i"g m''N S'''-
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PROFESSIONALISM m>Set Tor Pork is vrry Gull, and
the tendency o: prices is downward We note saes about
ltoa hb,s Old Prime q; 37i so, and small lot old
Mess al 70 so New ofc-ed At 10 y and Is p wiih
ont finding buyers Reef there IS movement except
n SO res Prime Mess AZ II So Lard i very heavy and
u, 600 shis fair good ,are sold at - c;s In Picked
Meats we hear al nothing doing
,,r, fr,u, IN 18Th Nav
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l,llllHlNG.
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS
AT THE Ssw wy RK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

Three iosrs below tho Franklin House.
The subscribers direct from 'hs European
markets the latest and most fhIonsble styles Of sPFSo
GOODS ,arted for Geulrmen's wear with which they are
prepared to furnish ;hef md the public. with lh"u
Spnus Garments very moderate prices Our STOCK Pan
cy Goods very rich being selected by Agents from ,he
Par md London msres for cashthercby rns6lng u' to
reest desirable patterns OF every article e
ong ins to gentivms wardrobe such rriors III con
VIZ &c the mos, ,ceptc that and will furnish eus
omers w,th full or Partial ouht unparalleled low pnees-
not ,,ng our patrons with the d-lnlu, necessarily a.
chd to the credit st;ict punctualty observed Ia
",ris ns '''''' ''' ~ 6 BOOTH & CO
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WILL 81 FU8Ll SHED qa Tuesday a-I,. og-sssl
NAT-NSEAG-A r al of Odt-E Tyr=- b. Z 4 CoNsliF,
g. PrIc u. czBis Tia. work Ee cE!j 10 br
~ -osr- s-at- saIs therefore the Trlc- sIll order
TTouptiy rnyta iwls- c AEkRlFILLD, % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

f>a SPENCER s7 Chamber. street, Is n0w reedI U
~ uovy Ccnt speg with The Spnpg PaiietD Hsit Ihs
$T finest NutnH are furnished BY bm at ~ 70 and hs IN
1 ftau"p Hrl-,sm ~ f3.b NM us
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CURE FULLOWS CUhEi
FURTHER EVIDENCE OF THE EFFICACY OF
rHoNsoSS COMPOUND sYRUP OF TaE AND
WOOD NArIIlA N
CONSUsIPTIONl

- Mrs H. P WARNER now residing Il ih= hsa', Of
,frb,-I c Fisher ysa Wocdbury y. J. ATTACHED Is
sine win ,ioleat disease Of ne lgass. PToaoaHeet
bv her ,hy<iciaa y w= Harris tc PhIlaa=ahis} ntrs
ron AZ he Lanss The ram her a7=asi was yi3iet ',ih
..rr,tion Iat4 inability the phlsSu PIE
ciir n possibility ofrefSe lGd r-nctia Y Necessary %
- oorrd a IN td and r Tes Hsoat h. Fgce :" .' 29r
80, -b,sici.r rrnuoincsd brE HOfELE~> ard So
..,e =, r,,Gl.r hopc OF r-corrry- ut ms l< ~
SS-,l - iTtGrr19c oy J n -
S1y ss ~ sYf,TsSp - SS KJPOF TAR AND WOOD y APTHA
and ecsuul-s crd usns It 10 rsy 81: II ni- NJ heit ~
s-ir r. kas l-t litrlaI rescued from the grave
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~EI.tjND EDITION i5ikkUN Ed
!. y pf- q; LII. u

IfiI~ UA1 7 Z fI-INtiI-iI,
THE BOTANICAL TEXT BoOE, Tor C3llrEss
S-bsis art private ad-nrS. c0mp;fsJ Pfc llE Ia
- detiog 10 siretsral aBd PTs,ol ssc,l D0raT- Et p
be rrlncip-s OF =rst.e Bo-aTSIt Accent Of t=
,f usfuf,I f4n>. Of e Vegetable Kingdom. tat Hoess
= IN rigcirsl Useful plants B. Asa Graz Fisher v. y.
p,,-ssss- ef N..url History IN Harvart sivessltF-
Srf-ONp EDITION, enlarged and irn9I0y-d aEd Illus
--sj ,sjth ror- fAa thOEsaed EE-rsys-S wogG
-b1ek soln n I2mo BEAUTIFULLY printed = >.
,t54 5SGi'l=' 81" WILEY * PUTNAN, Isl Er.adxzy
rOL.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
Henry z WARNER-

bs above ,a.stsen in r-esId wifes retoFsti,n 70
btl,h is sictIy .nd the I,a Is solely - 10
- I.n,.,Iy hIviag f4irG IL arE esse . -.-,,>rp
o'ist. 'ipstt..,,4-lrhi, NAV 10 ISs5- HENRY + WAANEA-
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J- ,nA (;rs Flora Of North AErrie faI:4 20 SO o.
;pdI-y'. Tf,eur- Of Horticuiisf-, B. Downing p
Do~nrngs Tr-.ss o. LaatseeE- Gsrc=aiac ----- ? %
Ifsse.'s louru1i Of -tzHy. vots go 2 o.
n te.to'-'s fruJrnacs- 8 vols aFo j 20
Nisopt L.-das Elm de EOtintgu-, V4ls----- r.
-rufh Eaum-rG;io plaatarufn I1i : ! .
81 b-rs's psoA f tn Am. l1rs= vols o
Ty.l-rs R.t-Ftorurn BG:aEicrs ys-un-i scs --iz
4rh-r-' - --tsuS . ga
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

Will lecture FREE On W-dne.dsy aud trid.y vSungS Of
this week at b-for~ Rev Dr.. Adams Church neaj
eptr. Market on Phy.cai Education aud the etiment OF
Loc,t and General W-1kn-ss II the Human Trunk by m-
chauca All iaTIted TO aiteud-farrot' IN .afe
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

LlITELL'S LINING AFk-NU. o3,
18th May. 1915.
CONTENTS:
l. Pr>eh-Nr. caudle'. shir, Buttons: Puaeh'i Noy's
s,bb,.b Mn Snpr-f .-.... Eiiuburg, Tales
Thom.S Hood tioDu it- 'ZInI'
l. Alsis. Sea W--ds Ih'"fs ''ut-a1'
Bookselling b-f7Tr ne !ay-niloH o i"e ffrs' do.
o. NId-noi,eiia Ia. 1rrutHd zee -.-.- -
Continental Railroads = .. :I-etatof
- t,il-s aud - anes nap tai O. Irro'1 Iii-
a. \ Few Days Ia , French Chateau Chalno J rfual
ig hliiNss Liter tturr =, "a, &c
- 49, -i,,.,, Cham5-r' Journal.
g. Tn- Herring PIE Ili'lo ~ iiAtlAe.
Blanchard. Ji2 ,-t t,.
.iisieI ,-ti- 3ie pr sale wb0sSsie and rial, by
WI. TAl LQR. h;;3r @ ,l EGgss Ne~;l ofk
TAYf OR y co. Washington. D. G and
a HEAD. Charleston, = L
NR-AII,b- New and Chap Publications received r-sE
l.-T .ad fr al, a. .bny- CiIEAP, tHEAP tHsAP- my5
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AZ Ioi o.eleSs 81 81 Ans .;rss,.

At f0f o'ciocS ST 81 Ana street p-S
GSoC CERTES. WINES, LIQUORS SEGARS &c Va.
ali he Stock OF larsp retail 'rotry. consisting < Crock
err Glassware Elr,hen Do Drugs Spees Scap csnliss
SeSrS MoSss< BLACK SH1 other choice Teas CcSs sa-
strs Winter and Summer NED on, v,rntshes Y.tut
Brushes M.tera ard Sherry Wines in ~cod and sos,s
Batter. lard. CIDER. lAh, Brick Sc Also, the Tatnres
and Furniture ct Ae Store Counter SSel'Sg Beer Fars
Glass w,rr Patent HASnce Scales and WelshrS. Cecos
aIt Sugar ls HsAsarrg, Oh. Cans AwplnS. Sc
Also. one sofa SetSteti, and one large sugar MIL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

rN.YoRS Nav 18Th. 1ci5
~ The Eighth Anniversary Of the Alicn-
street Youths Missionary society Wi be l-I
on Wednesday, Etening The Ian nsihnt, the AU"n,
y Cburrh nj ~ o'clock Addree, may h. eSpeced from
Rev Kennaday u D. OF the PhnGepnr C"pie'e1ee' ere e
Rev Chn. Ptman ID D. corresponding Secretary ni th IA
en society Rev DAVID W Bar,ne oi the New Jersey t"
ference and Others Friends # t>snn are nvne !" attend
nyl4. w p MOSS. Ir Sec Com. -l Arrangements
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15

r7,.,.-ay, A. ciara5 sss Tsesq;s u ~ s94aa .si
Snasa W..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

IMPORTANT no PATEsrEEs.--It has been deci-
ded BY Judge Nelson, AS we learn from com
nuncaton in the National lntellgencer, that if
the proprietor OF anew invention sells even one
OF his articles before he has taken out his patent,
he thereby loses his exclusive claim the sale is
held TO be an abandonment, OF the invention to
the public. This is new decision--the oppo.
site doctrine having been heretofore held at the
Patent Office. The ease in which the law was
declared ny Judge Nelson was that Of Wisonvs
Packard
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14
sabbath Convention.

VHHE UNDERSIGNED, impressed with the
II importance Of the Sabbath, and its obligations
to he kept holy, aud ANXIOUS TO SECURE cotdia and
Jealous co-oper aton among its friends, as we'll as
TO promn,e correct public sentiment in regard to
il, have thought proper to call CONVENTION
in the town of Northumberland, on Friday the 20,h
inst, at loo'clock, A. NJ This call is made at the
suggestion aud with the concurrence Of Rev. Mr..
Powell and Rev. Mr.. Williamson, agents Of the
Philadelphia Sabbath Association, who expect tn
he present at the meeting. A general attendance
is earnestly requested.
Rev. J Patton, John w Miles,
Porter, J. Youngmsn,
G Woods, John Osman,
John Boyd, G Wenck,
II Thomas, T shannon.
John A Lloyd,
June l4,h, lei5, Committed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

"The system ofholding sessions of the State
Legislatures only every second year, is finding
favor in most Of the States. Missouri, Tenhes-
sec, Mississippi, Delaware. Georgia and Louisi-
ana, have adopted the system, and it is now pro
posrd to incorporate il in the proposed alteration
of The Constitution of New York"
Might the same amendment, says the Ledger
be adopted in Pennsy ylvania without the public
interests sutferin. to the extent that the State
wouIdb benefited by tte diminished expense ?
More than, two thirds of the annual work of le
gislstion is but TO incorporate trading and n1a
featuring companies, banking institutions, and
others of similar character. AS the Governor
has the power to call special session whenever
it is necessary, very little public Inconvenience
would arise fl on the change, and the cost of
session wonld pay part of the interest Of the State
debt.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

nyGEN. CAMERoS's VIslT.-The Hon Simon
Senator, paid this borough visit on Monday
last He was called upon by a large number OF
our citizens, who cordially took him by the hand
and badc him welcome to the place of his natl
vity When we reflect upon the struggles Mr..
Cameron had to encounter in his youthful days,
we cannot but view, with pleasure, his elevation
to the high and honorable station which he now
occupies He is, indeed, an example TO the
youth of the present day.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

SMOKING Doct. Macauey of st. Louis,
while leeturng before the Mechanics Institute
of that place, recently told the following anus.
'Hg anecdotc of smoking -
"A young gentleman very much devoted to
smoking, had paid his addresses to a young la
dy, whose parents objected to the union, merely
because he indulged, as sl,ey thought, too tree
ly in the use OF tobacco The young lady, how
ever, prcpossessed in his favor prevailed upon
him to abar'lmI the habit, that their union might
ake place. The antpathy Of the mother, how.
ever, to smoking, continued unabated, and she
was still skeptIcal as to the fact Of his retorma.
ION on that score and to test her daughters &C.
iount that he had given up the practice of
inoking, size invited him TO spend few days at
ier house, with The family.
No symptoms OF smoking appeared til one
Vening when the mamma, before retiring Ia
EST, tsnclcd she smeit something hike the fumes
f tobacco N his bed room She looked through
he key.hoie, and aud behold the gentleman
'os caught in the act, putting away, with his
let upon the CRATE and thinking, no doubt, o
ie many happy days with his beloved oblect
he mother, in hnste, ran down s,eirs called
# her daughter, said she had found him still
noking, and wished her to come ap mmedi
ely aud sec. They aew up stairs the mo
'er looked again into the key-hole, saying tC
e daughter, "did not tell you he smoked
ok IN and see.' "Ah, but mother" said the
lighter, "does he not smoke beautifully"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

learn from the Albany Journal, that the Rev. DR.
Alenzo Potter has Transmitted 10 the Standing
Conamittee his acceptance of the Episenpate of
this Diocese. The Albany Argus says, "while
we regret exceedingly 70 lose this excellent in
dividual from our own State, and while his with
drawal from Union College will leave a vacancy
hard indeed to be filled, yet, under all the cir
cumstances, we cannot but express our sratifca-
tion that he las accepted the nomination TO a
station which he will honor by the purity ofhis
life, as we'll as by his great learning and talents
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

WAGE. ON AGRICULTURAL LABoR IN EuRopE.
The wages of laborers seem TO be lower in
France, even'in proportion to the low price OF
provisions, than in England The general coun.
ell Of the different departments fix tariffs for re.
gulatng the prices at which different services
shall be convertible into money. BY them, the
prices Of days work of laborng man is rated
generally at 10 pence, never higher than l2l
pence and sometimes as low as 7l-2 pence that
Of a horse or mule at from ten to 10 10 pence
and the hire Of two. wheeled cart at from 10 TO
. is pence
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

TnE STATE MEDICAL CONVENTION, az Columbus
Ohio, having settled the important question
whether the assistant al the Lunitic Asylum re-
ceived salary sufficient 10 allow him TO marry,
commenced discussing the equally mornentous
medical question, whether a vegetable die, is not
more conducive to health than a mixed one. II
was decided as the public have long since settled
the question, that a mixed diet is the best re
CARDS health and economy,