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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
rs l.ec1urn I'm 81. Peters Church, Barclsy.st-

" l.ecIurr In 81. PEERS Churcu' bAIyIH!, T.
Rev Dr. RYDER President OF the College OF the holy
Cross. Worcester will lecture IN s. Peters Chnrca ea
cay-sl.o Sunday evening TIE l9h ms; 81 O'clock SUB
jeci--" lturIcular Confession -
Tickets . cents each-!or the benefit Of The Church 10
be had DANG Bookstore Isl Futons and ii he
door cf the Church The evening Of The Lecture Persons
hsviue gese;s for The Very Rev DR.. Powers Lecture
which 10 osvs been delivered TIE 2pth March WIZ
n, opered al +? O'clock AIS S;lsThESH
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or le Cur. ofcoucas co.cs asiG, eroGp being CT he
.u e. wboo5og cough, oronrhs, lzgeaza shoraesa q
breath p-r ect w-sEces. n re 5r-ss; cf see.
pl4..L nd The arst-tssa 81 curslrao.o1.
W. cheer Sc H. sTofe ~ produce n=dce Of any tioG
lnGt st.n+A ne Test this aTic- "a,
Kent Co c says Mo has t.er ceiling II size
81, rrLItf.t rCs-
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" The Invisible WIZ closely resembles the
real head OF hair HAT sSepcs and coGacssears have pro-
nougcei It he perec; ana extraordinary Eyenion OF
tue day The great advantages OF h novel and unique viz
is rs being made without sewing weaving, which causes
s Appearances closely resemble the natural hb;r both
10 shtncss and natural appearance TO defy detection
it. being besoul porous snd 90 free that IN
all Of psrspraiion evaporation uunpeded rnd TIE
great evils OF oier gs entirely avoided The sceptc end
cgnnosser alike invited toinspsct this nove and beau
l WE peculiar method Of it;ng the head, a. the
manufacturers. A c. BARRY, li5 Broadway. corner OF
Liberty. ST. u starr. ms l1ueods-
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cAsFETINC, OIL CLOTHS, &C.

CARFETING, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
No. a. E,,r BRo,pyyAY ASD a D;visioS-ST.
LAMILIEs in want OF Carretng, OIL clc.ss, Euss
prasses. Table AID Piano Covers CT Az ctaer article
II Tie hne sre informed hal lhey viii fad Guions e1-
ersv- ware ROOMS spiecdf assortment Of al the VARIOUS
.r-,cl.s connected with irst- rtrthssrrs VIII nac
many choice p.t:-rrs Of Brussels three Ply srd Ingram
CARPETS $40 on Cosas not 10 b ooairet a oth-!
st1r-s al OF - sold ~ prices loser tar eVer
,s.nnf.rtnc-(. WI GUl0N,
ms i,eo91 No 81 ESs. Broadway and Il Dtvision-'t
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, &c.
ssAsxsAs KELSEY,
Nc 80 Broadway, opposite ne Pax,
nsEyR a,vho,e,ala and retail very .s;se
OTESGLISH AND AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTHS,
r,s i,h ,r- lad thoroa 2ty s-asoo-- q FOR i'm
-5;-t. iTeId.rg Hzres Egghst F!ccr C.otss, and
ts- ovu Ike .rc .e 5.coktyl "crzsi also from =a1-
fryI,r a:.srton % thsrc Few patterns Istreceived
rcr- sstr works I=y Grtq!e Z acc s1rpsss ay
hi- ii he MAKE; n richness Of cosot'E and -=zsrc- Q!
toe uussIeabe pa.-s.s MS; VII co Ersai serTice
n ofs-.s kiTcb.us &c soii - redueec prices
CARFETNG.
IT,, --ir a, eng. r-F sock OF Carpe:iaz selected
arnrs.iv f,r CO; rzsI sa-s sid ~ y or The a-;etioE
T-rr. q. ,oc-.a-- = sn5 cseI pa. Of Inc Gig.
HHRRISYxs, PLATFORM SCALES, war.
100 o-II-ciy ND peraknecfy correct h,t sale b5
5ft,,ii,s S4iIEAES2 co. &c WsltE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
GREAT AUCTION SALE

SA6A1 aOS1lON SaAS
OF AZ SSrIsE STOCK LAMPS, StRASpoLss, &c
COUTHEY MEYERS, 5ti Broadwsy, being about 10
~ leave the city. III, between the Sd and OH OF May
next dispose public suction Of all then remaining unsod
their splendid OF brorzed and oruou Laupo
Chandeliers, Glrandolcs and Gas Fixtures
The whole OF this stock has been order express
~ for their retail trade and any where be eGuaed
richness, variety and hnsh OF pattern The unrt
quail, Of these goods amply aested by
Gold and 70 Silver Medals awarded the manufacturers
within the last seven years
From this me May |, C. n. will continue dispose
OF their IS per cent below the regular retail prices
Churches In OF Lamps, Hotels, Lodges, Halls and
Public Buidinss will be supplied on the same terms as
dealers heretofore
giving call al least In attending our Auctionwaen
thew can supply the elves from such splendid stock as
has been offered public sale in THE country al
J. r. CURTlSS. Aucioueer.
DAMAGED CUTLERY and Edge Toola.Ja feo
~ Plat win sell this day. a, 10 o'clock at The AUCTION
Room, viz cssks Thos Turner Co.'S Pocket and Pea
Knives.
Also, TO doz Thos Moram Sons cast steel Drawing
Knives.
Also 500 doz james Nsylor Co.'S Table Knives and
Also SEQ doz Indian sca'ping and Cu,osch Knives.
n B-The above will be sold In los OF 90 w lVo dozen
each tho having been damaged on board tho shp
Henry Clay on hor voyage from Liverpool
N. P.-Catalogues are ready ~
\. DUCLUZEAU. Aucuoncer.
uOUSEII0LD FURNITURE al No. II! Ffankln-
II St Tuile Ducuzeau will sell this day at 10 O'clock
on the premises The entire furniture consisting In rant OF
Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant poPin d'sb and
crimson Window Curtains, rosewood Sofas, Dvans otso-
covered with costly sann damuok mahogany Cnsrs'
Sofas Dining and Pier Tables French Bods,esds Ward
robes BUREAU with marble top, Wasstaads with marble
tops Sdcboards Pier Glanscs Hall Lamp, DINING ma
Also the kitchen furniture, with which the sale WI! con
mence.
Catalogues the day before tho sale at the Office OF The sue
uoneers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

~ In Consequence o: numerous Pretended Agen-
ces he ptoprrIors OF al y- Newspapers 10 Ire sac OF
Dess are erd -r-a: number Psrrsy yhliE He', Jer-
sey New sok. Massachusetts, herircEJ i1i5if Ho'ih
Carolina and WicuHhiH lave recently naHi-c tr public
that \ r. PALn ER Is their only authorized AG--l The
following from The Delaware StLe Journal, i oae Of
them:
PUBLIC NOTICE v B. PALMER is The Only au, hor zed
agent for the Delaware S,gje Jcurnsl" in The Cities Of
Philadelphia Baltimore, New York BGd Boston, OF which
Vel IS sis PORTER NAFF, Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

A GOOD CHANCE.-A person retiring from bust
dcrous nj Gsposing ofihe entire stock ano Tx
lures consisting ofGass Csses Counrts Show Cases and
Signs OF Thread and Needle Store. The Furniture ALEC
will he disposed Of mud possession given ny the ilrs OF
NJ. lnnrire The office OF lis paper. al6 Jis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

tS~ spring Sr,Ie-S5 ISIS for s. So al hlLLsS'
us Broadway, Howard Hotel The public VIII bear n
mind hal he above ~, Tcch hats asasy GOD .eI
IS 80 b.. higher priced SItc=-i, fAci, - dA-
ths, i ssk-i !or iiis $ y. - WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

CRAVING hear OF nothing doing in Wheat Sales
90 bush Jersey White Germ a, zoe tor shipment ana
100 do Orleans Yellow at Csc weight Rye is held al
5G76 Sales Jersey Oats at 49, 9ii.
Export from LIST to lith AprlL
Corn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 54s3 bushels.
Wheat .--...-...-....-.-..9s,12
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

A D6IINIsTRATOi'5s ALE.-On Tuesday, 2I.t
IA April, Will offer auction No. 20 Fourth
(uness previously disposed OF by private sale for what
they worth the effects Of tho Iats Rlhab Marcss
ar Ave-" which used by him In ais exhbr lone
OF rich Turkish movable stage scenery
with app1r,enances, gsyanic battery and Jug
clvry instruments. b. McNAUGHrON. Administrator
A; 2wc ). q. HENRY. Aucttonecr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

n OTIC CARPETS CLEANED, from 20 10 100
~ ysrds ping. ngrsr SAC yard Brussels
&c so-covers AID shsvls cleaned from 3 to Ic
rssss dyed watered Soc 20 81 coau cleaned or eyed
- 70 81; oonz IS % 5ec; tailoring dOce- Terms CASA
sls Iw. SMITH, 20 Allen-aL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

MHrhets-Carefi.uy reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY +. NJ.
AsREs-We note Gales IS bbls Pots at Ell as o.
.ld Il iew Pearls AZ I5s al %
Export. from lsi to lith april,
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MISS AuGuSrA RRnWl

I
COMPOSER and Professor OF Music Gate Orgsrist OF
~ Dr. CoNs church, begs leave 10 inform the Ladies' OF
Neyv-Yurk sud BROOKLYN that she give essprs
90 the Organ, Pisno Forte, Singing and Composition 10
Market. corner OF Henrv-si. NaT-York. NILS lE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

u 4 Sovereign Remedy Tor The following DIS
-Aay per,oa afflicted wI.h pains, swelling bind
ne,s torrs spiral asress constipation OF The bowels,
bronchitis piles ssius white sweres .cara, fever sores
b.uin carcer tic dooreux e.rsrs psin o, The side
and bscI or eDy uiaEDaiion, have al these
.rd any sicioR removed which beyond The con-
troll Of suy skill or medicine oiherwtfe known.
CAUTioS.-The public cautioned against purchasing
nny Magical PAN Extractor OF COIusiock Co az they
not ny agents neither sell them any. General Depot
FOR the sse only genuine Magical Pain Extractor, la
Fu:or-st Sun BUiloi1g, y. Y. HENRY DALEY.
New YORK. 20ih March, 1876. ala Oils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

o. Amidon's Hnt Establishment ressSSed non
Garner OF Wal ami Nassau SIS 70 No III bfoaSWsy
" oppc.its Howard Hotel LIZ sA
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Gltuutious. &f. Danteo.

INANTED-st.u.rons D. 100 Your. WCr=n-1na IS
w cn=I1a-r--.it washer and l-uc=r. aErcTss.
lived years wiz sst --pCyer-t5e o;hzr s-rasr-s-
ss-isin or q children Apply II
" ai-r-sl L. Bse.y. No oolectons 10 AEiIx N
Brocxi.- 4i- y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

asuJTaRY and Spor;srneu's reas, Manufactured
F-o PsIeu. Metallic Rubber ilrpiseec 20
,1-,st .h5rt .6,ice GEORGE BEECHER,
as Msruf.c.urers Agent leo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

CAUTION TO LA consequences
" OF several persons IN Newborn Representing uoih
ey., as the Agents OF the Pioneer and Express Paektt L"e
from Philadelphia Pittsburgh, the pubic Is Cautioned
against attention TO lheir Lhee
line Passengers wishing go by that Line, should be
TO pay their fare 10 Philadelphia ~ elmer the
Camden & AnJoy Jersey GUY Line TO Philadelphia, where
hey can receive their tickets to P6urh and nus save
themselves from being swndlsd. A. 7. CUMMING: ARI
~ Once in PhadsIphia No. 274 Mark etst alb 3iii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

mo sEGAR DEALERS aud s-gar Msnufsctnrers
wanting ali ID. varieties Of Segsroox Labels ana ra'
per Fancy COoreG Papers manufactured scd 500 p
c WELLS BROWNSOE K Co III the Drug gsts' ard fef-
s,-n.r., No Coolest y Y. all W.T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

CD 0NEl WANTED r mortgage ot valuable store
81 ,UUO properly. in Middeiown, Orange Co n. y;
uudoubied security. and bordsmsn unrxcepuonabie VIII
n. taken al per cent for term OF years. Apply to
Ais lw RT.EECKEE 4 VAN DYKE No II Wai-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC S

MINERAL IASDs-Wane5 permits 20 locate
IVt ne m s Mineral Lands the South aide CT Lake
sup-or having over thirty % run Tor which ce.n w
a.. siv-r oy II w. l. box ll29 Post On.ce- alo WE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

bales IS, 49, 50 and 81 inch greer
ais NESMITH co. 20 aud So Pine-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

NY GENTLEMAN OF unquesuonahle moral CHAR
actcr having the command Of come capital tnsy hsve
an opportunity uniting with three or four others who
are rbout 10 proceed England Introduce uhlness Of
very great value The bushes. secured by Letters Pat
emit and has lately dsposed OF for the United States
company III merchants IN this City for large Par
viii be made known In answer TO r>Io letters nd
dressed 10 WILLIAM B. KINDER, New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

VIII. n. JONES, Auct,oDeor.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BKOGASS, on Wednes-
day April o. lOt O'Clock, al tho store OF j. D. In
geraoi & Co. No Y! Pearlst 500 cases comprising
srgs and desirable assortment OF boos Shoes and Bro
g.ns suitable for tho Southern Western aud City dealers,
Just rscsyed. Catalogues and goods ready on tbs DAY pro-
Jin IN has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

DOAKD VANTED-FoJ gentleman, lady and ssT'
I'D va lh- vicinity fciiy Hall, not farther North han
ana and South than Nsl,.i Is wanted 4 private s,ni
" preferred ! ine, stating ocs,'or, tenns &c Will be
attended 20 at once Addrr-i c Trbuue oticr. sl6 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

New. Orleans, 1916, apr. 4.
Mobile. April i.!.......
Florida, April i..........
Georgia, Savannah and
DHrien) Apr. H..
>Uuln Carolina, Apr. 10. =.
North Cnrolinu. Apr. H..
Virginia, Apr. I..........
N.w.Yurs, Apr. ll.......
Other ports, Apr H..
Total 10 form ports. bales
same inns last year .,...
same time year before -.
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SOCKS Of Co,tonS N interior Tocns not tnelNded IN Mf
Receipts.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17
From the Albany Journal.
Maple Sugar.

The season for making Maple Sugar
being near at hand, and as very many are
ignarant Or negligent of the best method
of manufacturing 1t, Judging from the
samples annually presented in the mar
ke) we have thought it might be useful
to copy the following from the Report of
the Commissioners of Patents (Mr. Els
wor,h's) for ls44:-
RUTLAND, n. Y. Dec. %, 1874.
Sir:-Your favor Of December 4th
was duly received, and | am happy to in
form you, as far as | am able, what you
desire to know of the process by which
| made that sugar of which you have
seen small sample. First the plan and
manner of tapping the trees in this town
IS very nearly the same, that is, with a
half-inch or five-eights auger, and spile
inserted in the hole, and pine tub to
catch the sap from each tree. | gather
my sap into one large reservoir once in "a
hours, then il is boiled each day to sirup,
which is about half the sweetness of mo-
lasses, it is then taken out and strained
through flannel cloth, and put into tub
or barrel to cool and settle for IL hours
Il use sheet-iron pan set in arch of
brick, the pan is made of Russia iron,
eight feet long, four feet wide, and six
inches deep;) it is then taken out, and l
am careful not to move the bottom where
it has settled, and place it in kettle and
heat it to SO degrees.
| then add {for-Ie0 pounds the whites
OF four eggs two quarts Of milk, and one
ounce of salaratus-the eggs will beat up,
and the saleratus well dissolved-and the
whole well together in the sirup, and when
the scum has all risen, it is to be taken
off, and be sureitdoes not boil before you
have done skimming it. Then it is boil
ed until il is done which you will know
by dropping some into water, which if
done will form wax. 1t then must be
taken from the kettle, and placed in tin
pans to cool and lorm grain and as soon
as the grain is sufficiently formed | then
pour it into tunnel shaped boxes to drain,
and after "a hours | place a flannel cloth
on the top; and take the plug from the
bottom and letit drain. The flannel cloth
| keep wet from day to day. The sam
pie which you have seen was done i'll
this way, with the addition of being re-
peated after once draining. Should YOU
wish for further information, or a more
extensive sample. please send me word
20 that effect andEt will be cheerlulIy Civ
en-. You will please accept my thanks
for your kindness.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17
[From the Rochester Daily Democrat
Canadian EteEns.

All the Aldermen Of the city of To-
ronto act as Police Magistrates. They
take turns in sitting on the Bench-each
officiating a week at time. The Com
mon Council has but four sessions in a
year.
We find in the Toronto Herald, the
following epigram upon Sir Robert Peel:
Sliding and slippery, never the same,
There's surely one letter too much in the
name:
'Twould seem pretty clear, that though
call him Peel,
Dame Nature intended his name should
be Esi.
They are building large Lunatic Asy-
lum at Toronto.
The total value of the imports Of To-
ronto, for 1S45, was RI24,liS sterling.
The revenue collected was Egg, ,OOO.-
Goods, to the amount Of sg7,352, have
been imported under the provisions of the
American drawback law, of which 45,-
055 was on sugars alone.
A prominent subject of censure with
the Canadian press, is a noted Gambling
Club in Montreal, established and con-
troled by the officers of the army. 1t
is called the "Union Club" None are
allowed admIttance but military men, and
friends intsoduced by them. Ready, the
Montreal Bank Robber, lost all his cash
at this establishment. He played large
ly with Frenchman, amed Lamontagna,
who is now in Jail for receiving money
from him, knowing it to have been sto-
len.
The Clergy Reserves are prominent
theme of discussion in Canada. One
party is in favor of partitioning them a
mong the different denominations, and the
other, of applying them exclusively to the
interests of education.
An attempt to assassinate Col. Kirby,
Collector of Fort Erie, was recently
made. He was shot at, while standing
on the bank of the Niagara river. Sever
al shots penetrated his clothes.
The Military police force, which has
been employed on the Welland canal ev-
er. since the riots, has been discontinued.
The only force now employed, is few
constables.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17
Il OttASs WCss
MOSES EAMES.
Hon. II. l.. ELLSWORTH.
A REPORTED REVOLUTION IN
g. CIIRA

We copy the following, says the Bos-
ton Courier Of Saturday, from the Chron
otype of yesterday. without knowing any
thing of the authority Of the information
which it communicates
DpwNFALL OF SPANISH TYRANNY.-
A piece of information has been commu-
nicated to us, which cannot fail to pro-
duce deep sensation, and cause the next
arrival from Cuba to be looked for with
intense interest. 1t came through the
hands of S. p. Andrews, Esq, senior ed
itor of the Aurora, Spanish newspaper
published in this city, and devoted to the
dissemination Of liberal principles in the
Spanish Americas He has placed in
our hands letter, which bears one of the
most respon sible names in the Island, and
details very minutely the particulars of
revolutionary plan, involving several of
the distinguished Spaniards in Cuba, as
well asnatives of great influence. The
plan seems to be well devised, but not
withstanding the request Of the writer TO
that effect, the editors of the Aurora have
not felt themselves autharized 10 publish
such particulars as might, in case Of fail
ure,-either to make the attempt, or in
the attempt, when made,-bring the
most fearful consequences upon individu-
ais, whose zeal may possibly have in
spired them with confidence beyond
what their prospects would warrant. The
names Of the city, of the writer, and of
the parties mentioned, are therefore sup
pressed. Should the result have occur
red as anticipated, we may expect to re-
eeiye the news in week or ten davs.-
The letter from which we quote has been
in the city about three days.
The plan involves the complete aboli-
tion of slavery in the islands OF Cuba and
Porto Rico, after the example of Bolivar
and the South American countries. As
the writer also proposes annexation to the
United States, we commend the matter
to the special attention of Mr.. Calhoun
and the progressive Democrats. Here is
a chance for annexation, without losing
anything in New Hampshire.
An extract from the letter, without the
signature, follows. 1t is in keeping with
the above, and says in addition,-"This
glorious revolution will have been ac-
complished, without fail, at the coming
carnival, (the pastweek, from the 23rd
of February to the 2nd of March, OF at
an earlier day
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17

what the opinions Of the President were.
Mr.. Haywood said that he was not at
all excit d. He would, however, take leave
TO observe that he did not see any thing
like a catechism in the rules of order
He had not assumed to speak by authori-
ty of the President.
Mr.. Allen. Then the Senator takes
back his whole speech.
Mr.. Haywood. am glad to see that
the speech takes. Much laughter.
Mr.. Allen much exc!ted)ss With the
British!
Much excitement and conversation
here las, indeed, throughout this entire
scene prevented the Reporter from hear
ing all that Mr.. Allen said.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17

from present prices TO follow the introduc-
ton eff the new system; ifthey did, their
fears would have been shown by rapid
decline in all the principal markets in the
kingdom. The fact is that they know
what is the real extent of the supply both
of British and foreign grain too well to
entertain any such fears. Liverpool
Times. ss
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17
from the Portland Bulletin.
The Old Lady.

My boy, cease laughing at that old Ia
dy. 1t is age that make her bend over.
Sixty years ago, when she was as young
as you, she was as straight and as spry
now she is infrm and ripe for the grave.
Your mother, my lad, in a few years,
may be as decrepid as this old lady, and
will you laugh at her appearance? This
woman has sons who love her as yo,
love your mother.-What would be your
feelings to see your parent ridiculed as
she passed through the streets? Think
and cease your laughter. You may live
TO be old and imfrm. You may totter
and bend as you pass the streets. Re-
member this and never again make sport
of the appearance of age and infirmity.
If there are persons we should respect
more than others, it is those whose days
are nearly ended-whose shadows are
heightened for the tomb.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17

LoUIsIAxA.-The late choice of Sena-
tor of the United States for six years
from the 4th of March, lS47, by the
Legislature of Louisiana, was effected by
the following vote: For Mr.. DowNEs,
elected II votes; for Mr.. GRYMEs A;
scattering 4. Mr.. GRYMEs received
chiefly the Wing support. He belongs,
we believe, to the dominant party, but
is a man of commanding talents and liber-
al sentimcnts.--Nat.l Intel.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17

An Irishman once broke off the thread
of his discourse, ond thus addressed his
congregation: "My dear brethren, let me
tell you | am just half through with my
sermon, but as perceive your impatience
| will say that the remaining half is not
more than quarter so long as what you
have heard"
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Factory GIRLs.-There are $500 fe-
male operatives at Lowell. OF these,
2,7I4are connected with some. Sunday
school, either as teachers or scholars;
2,276 are church members; 527 have
been teachers in common schools. They
have 81, 100000 in the Savings Bank at
Lowell.
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THE CARRIER PIGEON.

The London Spectator says pigeon,
which was despatched from Southampton
at ten o'clock, arrived at his home in
Drury Lane at twenty-five minutes past
eleven; upwards of seventy miles in
eightv-6ye minutes
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-03-17

New YORK Town ELEcTIoNs.-In
four cities of the Empire State where
elections took place on Tuesday of last
week-viz. Troy, Utica, Rochester, and
Buhalo-the Wings by standing to their
guns, have achieved glorious triumphs.