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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
POETRY
TIL E A / P S
BY w G. CLARK.

Proud monuments Of God! sublime ye
stand
Among The wonders Of his mighty hand.
with SUBMITS soaring in the upper sky,
Where the broad day looks down with
burning eve,
Where gorgeous clouds in solemn pomp
repose,
Flinging rich shadows on elenra SHOWS;
Piles of trumphal dust, ye stand alone,
And hold in kingly state a peerless throne.
Like olden conquerors, on high ye rear
The regal ensign and the shining spea''
Round icy peaks the mis's, in wrea'hs un-
ro'd.
Flow ever near; in purple or in gold;
And voiceiu torrents, slerny rolling there,
Fill with wild mnsic The unpilard air;
What garden,O or what hall on earth beneath,
Thrill TO such tones as Ger the mountain
brea ih!e
There, through long ages past, those sun
mils sheRe,
When mcrning radlence on their state was
thrown;
There, when the summers career was
done,
Played The las. glory Of the sinking sun,
There, sprinling beauty Ger ;he torrents
shade,
The chasIened moon her gliueriDg rain.
bow made,
And blenl with piclural stars her lusre lay
Where TO still wales the free streams leap'd
away.
Where are the thronging hosts Of other
days.
Whose banners hoaled Ger the Alpine
ways,
Who through their high defIes 10 battle
wound.
While deadly ordinance Stirt'd the heights
around!
Gone like dream which meIs at early
morn,
When the lark's anthem through The sky ia
borne,
Gone like the hues that melts The ocean
spray
And chill oblivion murmurs-where are
'hey'
Yet ALPS on Alps still rise-Ihe loft,
home
OF storms and eagles, where their pnioE
Sill round their peaks The magic color
OF morn or eye, imprinted on The sky:
And still when kings and thrones shall fad
and fall,
And empty crowns lie dim upon the pal
SllII shall their glaciers fash-iheir water
roar,
Till Da'ions fall, and kingdoms rise n
more.
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The Remedy for Crime.

| Ihc keHheUy Tor Crimcs
There is great hope for The philanUopis
in the tendencies of the public mind. Love
,, another name for Christianity. whose
Esprit and law it isis the only remedy
for moral evil. Force may restrain and col
'rol The incorigibe and dangerous-i. can
not reform. Kindness and sympathy alone
regenerA.e The heart Did not Christ die It
bling this highest influence 10 bear upon
lgulty IIacci Mrs. Child. in r""""' Inna
from New York, relates anecdotes, whicl
she heard al recent meeting Of the Prison
Reform Association.
A gentleman visiting The Eastern Pen
ientiary liz Philadelphia, was allowed tt
converse with one of The prisoners. He
asked The conylci, who hadbeen in two dlfftl
en' prisons what Idisci pline commended lis
sell 10 his reason as the best. With lremb
ing voice, and fearful eyes, he answered
have heard OF but one Judge, sir who knew
now to treat sinners. 1t was he, who said &c
l'hy way and sin no more
Isaac + Hopper, whose life has beer
one long lesson of practical benevoence
relates a few highly interesting incident.
which occurred while he was one Of the in
spcc'o ors of the Phila. prison, The cordial re.
'ponse he received from the audience show
lowed ripe The puoics mind is for humane
'alulary changes in the treatment for GRIMM.
lis.
lie said that Mary Norris, midde.aged
woman, who had been frequently recon
nlIIed 10 prison, on one occasion beggec
llm 10 lElercede for her. lha, she nigh
get out Il am afraid thou would com,
back again soon,' SAID he.
:Very likely; expect to be brought back
SOON she said with slolid Indifference oi
manner.
i 'rhen, where will be the use in letting
thee out!
Il should like 10 90 out II would seen,
good to feel free IillIe while, in the open
air ant the sunshine
But if thee enjoys liberty so much, why
doss thou allow .hysell TO be brought back
'gainl
How can | help il When 90 ou, OF
prison nobody wiII'employ me, No re
spectacle people will let me come into their
houses. must go 10 such friends as !
have. If they steal or commi, other of.
enccs,l shall be taken up witt! them, whelh
er ain guilty or not, is Of no consequence
noby will believe me innocent. They
will say che is an old convict. Send her
back to prison. That IS the best place for
her. Dyes, expect to come back soon
There is no use OF trying to do beieI.'
Much affected BY her tone of utter hope.
lessness, Friend Hopper said, But if
could obtain steady employment for thee
where thou would be treated kindly, and
paid for Thy services, wouldsl thou reall,
try TO behave welI!'
Her coun!enace frightened, and she
eargerIy replied Indeed would
The kind hearted inpeclor used b,
l influence IN nrocutp ner dismissed and nm
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CHURCH, MAIN.s1
TERMS:

The COL UHBEA DE4OCRATwiH b,
published every Saturday morning, a
TVO DOLL.4RS per annum payable
hoB yearly in advance, or Itco Dollars
Fifty Cents,J ,Jnotpaid within the year
No subscription wW be taken for shorte,
period than sir months; nor any diScon
tnuance permitted,mtH all arrearages
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceeding a
square ,0W be conspicuously inserted al
One Dollar for the first three insertions,
and TtDentyJfce cents for euery subSe.
quent Insertion. EF@A liberal diSco,r'
made 10 those loho adUcrtiSe by the gear
LETTERS addressed on business must
be post paid.
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ESQ a, the end of mans name is like
1 curl in pigs iail-more for ornament
han for usR
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

He knew it was impossible to grant The wa
poor wIfe's petition without creating much fro'
discomfort in ms company, and he gazed wifi
lpon them with tina. feeling with which TO /
y good man always regards The suferings pro
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from y. Oren
y Son, LAG Ballimore-s, ''Siy Domestic Novels by
4. S. Arthur, being series of excellent temperance
stories, in neatly bound volume. We recommend
them to our temperance friends. From Parsons f.
Preston l5l Prat-st I'VE have alsa series of TEN
perancc Tales by the anne inimable writer in eight
paris neatly printed aud cOvered also Glove and Du-
w." novel. The latter publication has likewise
been received from j. f. McGlcnan G. Baltimore-st.
and Shu1is T. Wide, South street, from whom we
have also, "Vathak, an Original Romance" by w.
Beckford; and No oflhe qualification of the Penny
Magazine. From armstrong & Berry, Baltimore st
No. Of an Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy.
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The Boston Celebration Cfhe l. o. o. f. The
members Of the different Lodges OF this city
and the District Of Columbia, who intend TO
participate in the celebration III Boston on next
Thursday, will leave this afternoon at O'Clock
in the boats of the Ericsson Line, from Light
st. wharf. The most extensive preparations
have been made By the brotherhood o. Boston
to entertain all who may visit them. 1t is the
anniversary of the revival Of Odd Fellowship
in that city. We learn that there are 10 Lodg-
es, Encampments, Grand Lodge and Grand
Encampment in the State Of Massachusetts,
numbering about 10000 members. Dolega-
tons from all the Lodges and Encampments
in the other New England States will be pre-
sent. swelling the number Of which the process
sion will probably be composed to 10000. The
Grafton will be delivered by James l.. Ridgely,
Esq, of this city.
accidental Dr0raing. A little boy, aged
about years, son OF Mr.. Edward Bennett,
tailor, East Baltimore street. was drowned near
the old Sugar House wharf, at Canton, on Sa-
turday morning, about 10 O'Clock. He had
been in swimming with several other boys. and
unfortunately got beyond his depth. An in
quest was held over the body by John II. hlul-
len, Esq. coroner. Verdict Of the jury, "acci-
Gental drowning.
81. .1lphonsus' Church. We were pleased on
yesterday morning to listen to the very beauti-
tul and sllver-toned sounds proceeding from the
bell recently placed in the tower of this Church.
1t has no superior, if an equal, in our city, both
for its peculiar richness OF tone, and exceeding
strength and boldness.
Execution Of .HcCuny. The day fixed for
the execution of the unfortunate McCurry is
rapidly approaching, 1t will take place in the
Jail-yard on next Friday week, and we under
stand that Sheriff Tracy will himself superin-
tend on the occasion.
Fire. Yesterday morning about O'Clock,
the brick carpenters shop Of MIR. Dixson, situa-
ted at the corner Of Eutaw ST., and Carpenters
Ally, was entirely consumed by fire. The
large card mandatory of MIR. Haskell adjom-
ing was in imminent danger, but owing to the
cxertons of the fremen, was saved iIom any
serious injury. The fire was undoubtedly the
work Of an incendiary.
Case for Court. Samuel Chace Barney,
charged with assaulting and beating Bridget
Hart, was arrested on Saturday by officer
Gross, aud held to bail to appear at Court, by
James l.. Armstrong, Esq
.qbG'ing his Wife. Eugene Fisher, charged
with abusing his wife, was arrested on Satur-
day by officer Moore and held to bail to keep
the peace, by Justice Miller.
In Jail Edward Cooley, charged with as
saulting and beating Eugene Fisher, was ar.
! rested on Saturday by officer Moore. and in
default OF security, committed to Jail by Justice
| Miller.
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yg1O MANUFACTURERS.

y FARMERS AND OTHERS
SCRIPIJRE'S PATENT .fIMOSPfERIC
OILER IND SYRINGE. This article is It new and
useful Invention TO srcue convent, nee and economy
Ill me use 81 q J. II Is made Of TIN haviug spring
ny vino, The OIL can be thrown inStantdneoHSiu on To-
those parts OF machinery that cannot he easily reach
Ell by other conttranccs, and M just such unanlics
"a are nredCd.
by the prrseat mode Of olling machinery, the looms
OF cotton, woolitn ana other factories quite as much
or more oil Is wasted than is reGuiste 10 keen rho
machinery IN running order BY the Use o the abovr
instrument not drop of oil H. ed be wasted and ibc
faculty al its operation cCOHomlses them It's adyan
tagcs apparent that ii has met with universal
approval whore introduced and it will prove atvau
tagrous to every machinist aud manufacturer To he
provided with them. The saving in oil will soon nav
the price Of it, ami the addition cleanliness which il
preserves ahout machinery is alone enough to recon-
mend it, Pure pressed Sperm oil only shoud &c used
supply hand aud for safe, wholesale and retail iy
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 3i5 Bal more street.
as- Remember, it is the >eeond TN Store above
Howard street, iel6-tf
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M oOn's phases
MARRIED.

On the l2lh inst. by the Rev. DR.. G. G. NJ Robert,
Frederick HENRY WAsNus to MISS ELIzARFrH Ans
CORsEy, all of This city,
Al Washington. on the 18th inst. by Revd w. T.
Sprole, GEaRCE WILLIAM PHILLIPS, of Boston. Mass
to Miss MARY ANNE, daughter OF the late Geo Rlag
dem of Washington.
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03-MUsEUM. NIT. D. RICE, the great original
and unapproachable Jim Crow. is appear here for
short engagement, which he will commence to night
in his favorite characters of Jumbo Jun and Ginger
Blue, the Virginia Mummy. This is most capital
move of Mr. Peale's, for nothing short o the very es
of drolery will satisfy folks adays; and rs
all agree that jim Crow is The King of Fun of course
his levees will be numerously and fphionably at
tended,
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ON the 18th instant, after short Illness, FRAScis
CHARLES, youngest son of John and Mary Ann Bell,
aged months and - days.
On the 18th inst. FFLX MCCUELEY, Sr. in the 66th
year OF his age, native of York co., Pa but for ths
last iorty years respectable RI Sident of Baltimore
ana one "i the gallant defenders North Point in 1874
AZ G"fhohsvllle, Orange county, Va, on the lltli
inst. MARY, wife of James Hamilton in the 3sth vear
of her aye. '
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIM0Rr
SUNDAY, JUNE Is ls45.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READ,NG-RooN BOOKS.
CLEARED


Br'm. ship Marianne, Wictng, Bremen, schaer 4
Kustcr.
Bremen ship splckcr, Bremen, A. Schumacher
& Co,
! Barqu- Henry Kelsey, Gray. BArbadoes H. KELSEY
Schr CoSmopolte, Oliver, Artcibo, z. T., William
! Howell X Son.
Schr VIM. hpplPgarIh, Cannon, Norfolk and Rich
mond {. Pcndergast son.
SAlLED-Ships CaFpar, SPlcker, Bremen; Mari
anne, Wictng, Bremen; barque Henry Kelsey Gray,
BarbadOeS.
Rnrque Henry Shelton, LongcOpe, days from New
York, ballast, 10 lnO II. Hodges.
Brig Joseph Batch, Inlet 10 DAYS from Boston M
SotrS cargo TO Th0s Whiltidac s Co.
Big Eagle, FcsSendcn, 9 days from Boston, assort
ed cargo, To Thos. K. Mathews.
Schr Emily Johnson, SRedIcor, 8 days from New
York, assorted cargo. TO |. Mankin.
Schr Queen, ilowlund, days from Providence. wa
! Newport, domeslicS. 10 VIM. a. Cole
Schr Ju'i lil, 10 days from Portland plaster, hay
ana pOiaioeS. to master.
Schr Alicia, Halt from Mayaguez p r. 5th inst,
(and day. To the Capes) sugar, 10 w Howell * Son
and james Corner 6 Sons. Lett harque Cambridge
Chase, from Boston, for Trieste in few DAYS; R0n.
noke Baxter, for York, loading; brig Adna going in
sChr 'rad"re, Thompson, from Portland, plaster, to
kirkand, Chase & Co.
Br schr Sarah Elizabeth, Lowe, days from Abaco
fruit and old rigging, to F Il. MOnten.
Schi ZenOhia, Brown, days from Savannah, cot
ton and lumber, TO john X. Randall
SChr Col DE RusSy, v heller r, DAYS from Charles
ton, salt, rice, SC.
Canal boat Union, from Havre de Grace, with coal
from Pine Grove region, TO John Pickell.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Barque George Henry, Calf, sailed from N. York
18th inst. for Baltimore.
Barque Ganges, Watson, FIN Havana, was at Sagua
Ia Grande 3lst nit. to load for Baltimore.
Batque Ida, Ilallct, and brig Massachusetts, Bur
CESS, both hence at Boston 18th inst
Barque Chenapgo, Snow, of Baltimore, cleared az
Havana 2eth ut for Barcelona.
Barque Elizabeth J, Remington, was at Havana lst
inst. 10 sail for Baltimore about 10th.
Brig Colorado Genish, hence for Boston, laden with
iron or lumber, got on to fiat in entering Edgartown
harbor lh inst but would probably get OFF next tide
Brig Boundary, Shacklord, sailed from PASSPORT 9th
inst for Baltimore.
Brig Pouiney, Mouatt, for oporto, cleared at New
York 18th inst.
Brig Ocean, Eldridge, for Baltimore, cleared at Bos-
ton l2th inst
Schr Alicia, Hail. was left at Mayaguez, P. r. to
sail next day for Baltimore.
Schrs JnO. l.. Smith, Cargill, aud Rochester, Rogers
for Baltimore, cleared at New York 18th inst.
Schr Joseph Turner, Gibbs from Baltimore for Pro
violence. arrived at Norfolk l2th inst and sailed again
next day.
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LINEN GOODS.

HD E2cELDOWNEY IL CO. have now in
IA store, large and well selected stock of the
most approved makes OF Linens, to which they in
Wte particular attention omprising IN part OF 81,
10 aud l24 Bamsley's SLEETINGS: } 4 aud Cd
Pillow case Linens; - and 1914 Table Diaper; 50
lOxl6 double Damask Cloths Russia, lIuckab and
Bird eye ToWe!ng; Stair Linens; BarckIcy's, Rich
ardson : aud Blacks Irish Linens; Dnmask Napkins;
Brown and white ioIlands-togctArrw with large
sorlmcnt Of Dress Silk; Shawl9 aud Scar.; Barge
and BalZrine; Alpacas; Bonba2!ncs; British, Flcnch
and American PRINTS; Gloves; Hosiery IIakfs SC.
1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
iel6 Between Catver, and Lipht.
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NTAGTSTKATE|S UFFITE KENUNED.
I'D UBEi&V DUT'TOS informs his friends aud
" the public, that he has Removed his Office from
No. 3Ol to 22S B'oND STREET, (rasl side } Sd door
south of Fieet-st, VIII, re- he may be found by those
who may desire COR require his services lsticr
of the Peace. He will attend to the preparing Deeds
Leases. Bills at sale. Powers OF Attorney Apprrn-
may .e required.
Also he takes this opportunity to inform his snds
aud the public that hr continues the Manufacture of
CABINET FURNITURE at his Old stand. no lIl
FL street, md has on hand good assortment
of FURNITURE aud have employed good hands that
manufacture To order the various articles in the
Cabinet line in HE best and neaest manner at short
Those friendly will please call aud examine for them
selves. {G3- Strict attention paid te funerals.
iel6-Jl' ROBERT BUTTON.
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This table of prices satisfactorily demon
strates the correctness of the position taken by
the author, "lhat the existing tariff does not,
upon the whole, raise the prices of goods, TO-
rern and domestic" Bat even were it other
wise, and we paid a small advance on the do
mastic article, we should still maintain the po-
hey Of protccton as it gives employment to
50 many persons who arc thus converted into
CONSUMERS, who would otherwise of necessity
have to be producers. Manufacturers increase
the domestic market for agricultural ard other
products, and in this way confer benefit upon
the whole community. Were we to renquish
domestic manufactures, or permit them TO be
destroyed by the forced sales of foreign artl-
c!es, We should soon be drained of our specie,
and be placed in a miserable state of depend
ence upon other countries. We have the ca
pital, skill and raw materal-all the means of
rendering ourselves independent of other ma
tons; and it would DC strange indeed, were we
to forcgo these advantages and permit others
10 furnish us, whilst they refuse to receive any
production of ours, or impose upon it duties
which are almost prohbtory
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a tlIIIAp AS ANY! We respectfully ask the
VI attention Of the Ladies Ia our assortment Of
rNnAf DRY GOODS. We do not profess to sell
arolea tnr - cents, worth 81 but we invite compar
son with any store in this city regards low prices
We uhrl iOl sale
Wide Rln,k LACE, (s"liing at 'the cheap stores" al
~ 1i) for - cts per yard
Wool BAREHES do do. 2e, at our stere % cts
wool GNIXARINE do do. %, at our store 20 cts
'rwill rrm NJ chichester BINGHAM do do. 81 at cur
store 90 cents, SC. &c. ALsn,
: Real French Taretan MUSLIN, 10 cts.
81 do, do high cul0rs l6
six SuuShadrs 37l; wide Damtsk Curtain Muslin y
Fashionable Linen panlalo0n Suils, 81! cts.
Best q ralily light Kid Gloves 50-with Hosiery, Rib.
hons, Swiss and Book Musns Irish Linen and
Lawn, Chinzes, CalIcoes, &c, as cheap as any,
{)CF. An Omnibus pas the Store every few min =
Ladies from Town or Point can easily look in
on us, and save money besides enjoy ing ride.
JOHN A. ROCHE s. co.
W. corner Pratt aud High sts., (old town.
70 There is no mistaking the house. iel43t
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STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. The n. York
and Erie Railroad are bringing in immense
quantities of these delicious articles. We learn
that on one night of last week there was
brouoht to that cityIS .0G0 baskets of Rockland
county berries and Is 900 quarts of Orange
county milk by the passenger train and boat
deIaviop the time of arrival some two hours
Last Monday two hundred quarts Of milk, and
strawberries to match, were retalled at single
relrctory in Nassau street, before O'Clock,
+. NJ
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&C. CARD. The friends of the Baltimore Mi
n>try at large invite your aid in cOuutcnancc OF their
annual ForaI Exhibition and sale. II has been pre-
parng tnr ssmc weeks, and on the full sympathy of
all its friends, it is largely dependent.
Any contribution of Fruit or Flowers will be CRATE
fully received AT the Law Buildings on MONDAY,
the 18th et June.
The Exhibition will open AT O'Clock on MONDAY
EVENING, and continue throughout the following
day and evening, at the Law Buildings, conner of
Lexington and ST. Paul's streets. 1t will consist Of
tint display Of Poted Plants, Bouquets, Moss BIS
kets and Frosted Work. II is expected that the Night
Hloomlng Ceres of Mr., John Feast and full Band of
Music will add To lis attractions, Hall open from 3
to 10 ?. NJ. on Monday, and from A. NJ, to 10 p. NJ
ON Tuesday. Ambulance l24 cents. jeii 81
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HSLOATING CAPITALS-AT NJ. DOYLE'S
H. Capital Prize Depot, opposite the Railroad DE
pot, next TO Bradshaw's United States HOtel. The
only way for the prosperity of city at
present and the quantity of money in circulation is BY
The great number Of prizes sold at DOYLE'S last
week More than $50 900 was paid out at this tffce
last week to citizens and strangers.
MONDAY, capital prize SCI 900, tickets So, shares
in proportion.
a lberal discount will be paid to persons who pur.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers, by
tie package, single ticket or share All ORDERS pt I
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
NJ. DOYLE, 20. IA Pratt street,
1t TRl Opposite y. & O. Z. K. Depot
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jelG Between Calvert and Light
A LHAMHitA notyhiNG sALUON,

IA 81 and 81 SOUTH CHARLES-ST.
a. DALLIHORE beg5 to inform the public that
having, ~ every sense OF the word, Uniformed to the
Law REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or iEN-PIN ALLEYS, and having met with many
unpleasant remarks on account Of his STRICTNESS
IN not allowing BETTING or PROFANE Ian
GuAGE in HIS ESTABLISHMENT and being
now determined to devote his whole attention to the
saloon department. he assures gentlemen the same
sirctness Will be- upheld. His Saloons were the first
established IN Bil.Im0rc and my first pledge TO the
Baltimore public was 10 establish place OF gentle
manly resort and heaIlhfu OK ,rcse.
The public's obedieht servant,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
n. u. ALLEYS LET at 30 CTS. THE HOUR; Or
STRING OF 30 BALLS. 81 CTS. je'6 q
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LETTER BAGS UP AT the EXCHANGE READING Rooas
For Bremen-Ship Marianne soon.
Fot observation-disclosures Henry Kelsey, soon,
For Valparaiso, &C.-Barque George & Henry. ION,
pr0XimO.
For Rouerdam-Barque Pioneer 18th inst
For BtemeE-BarQu: Ernst * Gustav, soon.
For River La Pntl-Brg Amazon soon,
for llalSGlllcS-Erig George Gardner, 25h inst
For Kingston, Jam Brig GIamofgan, few DAYS
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[G3-WE FEEL IT TO BE OUR DUTY, A. chron-
GERS OF what fanspires in this Little world of ours To
notice the great and continued excitement kept up AT
the elegantly arranged office of friends, Messrs.
EMORY co, No. , North Calvert St. The merry
jingle Of the ''iellow Jackets' prize after prize is
cashed ny these successful vuuders is cRIiveniug he
yond description. Several OF our acqnaintauccs-
though in no need of OF thswOrld goods
induced, we presume, by the widely extended pop
nlafly of these gentlemen prize sellers, paid them
visit last week. and drew n con- derahle number of
very hands, prizes, which they, in truly phan-
t@rupic spirit presented to several Of benevolent
institutions. We notice this matter in justice 10 this
old established firm, (fur certain it is, they hav,
IievCd the very pressing necessities of large portion
Of coumunity,) ard thai our friends, particularly
those IN the country, who may choose to invest their
surplus cash IN this species Of speculation may know
where $50 says fep0n) they will have the hest chance
Of success. Their office is No > North Calvert ST.,
nearly opposite Barnnm's City Hotel, where the lot
terry business is conducted in all lis branches upon
oYitgt and fair terms. 1t