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General Notires.

ET~ National Fire Insurance Company, Office
No. 81 Wss met with only trang losses by the great FIRE
in this city The 18th of J1y LAST This Company doing
large and rapidly increasing business IN consequence of
their prudence taking 5000 n any one risE,
which rule hey s adhere to- and By scattering their
risks hazard loss in suy ordinary $50 more
than that amount by which security rs1dered
10 the insured IL connexiou with the!, capi.ol
DIRECTORS
Joseph w Savage, Wni. g. Ward,
sr TrT4 :. bo 5tns John Ii + MscEs,
Jorl Brouwer. john McChsir,
s si;ePssa No. s?.fo,v IS9 S Mief
T G6sE sH; T@ u! savAoE. ers.ayal
sagpiestoes for Taufance sten@1d TO ds
aud public In the ppps! p"' OF the cir b
G Fl Mcnrs, :ssni, No So ducson' 3 corner o Spring
). and by g t. f-5vrssr sEea;, corner o: asuuc c.
lh-ss IS Gavin
ty pha,on's Magic i3air I;ss--k a57 aud inval-
ue6Ie discovery being Gci dye, which nss1.aneousg
oranges to-. cosr Of i- fsi, whsksrs 5c.u,.iu
brown OF oscs ,Si,nou: a tie sir skin. Gentle
1en can have their 1hsk.r- d.ei IN ge minutes a. the de-
pot, 81 Broadway. Pfies 9eLGoil- s. ln3 i'm
Is rhe Subscribers; ..czease Tor Cold IN he
8s instantly srraies The lssgr.cas syl1ptoms OF thai
nnploaesnt dsorier Pe,nted to Dissolve slowly IN tho
mouth 10 liz ths rerrhreo Of that orSsr
wiiharsv. inflammation FROM the parts affected Il IA
eficsc.Oas and approved remedy of hosIsen-ss
aad LOGS c; voice. Price y osrts box.
Snla .. the principal drug r.ores ard by !. 4 COP.
cINGToN, SOS Hudson. cor Springs. J3c imissp'
W EEv:.ryprty.-A hydropSi:nc ir7!i!ctcn hfI
h:enop-n.d h,orrsOwn ~ J. uade5 the supervision OF
Or. g. T. Dexter.
This enlightenment has Ih- smpie scro!I0t sioas
pseI.s. ard g. sFTsngeeats of Es.hs &c siter tbs
isie,i Approved Piar. -
The -aal OF wsisr csssss i iT;i! sr75TiS1e Old
chronic complaints, such dyspepsia. Eoc.. ous s!snd
rheumatism s?i1sl aisecses crYsi.ee, r-fycrs cc!-
lies csrsygis -sn dsascs injuries OF Oiiz pe- dropsy
orospsus Of ;be womb, receive Immediate snd permanent
berest and diseases arrested Sr1 crei
Morrstovn - well sn5-va % the icosi deiivr,fn!
aYery desirable is2lcsnc- Co isvai1s.
Applications 10. sd:1i-.!5n Ge IuGGa a. IL a.c.-
az ly letter ipos PAID Dr. Dexter aio:fi-owc q. 4
Just received. ssuppy u SrIowrooL pfccEcst
n. 81 aays Gaorss. t, is iuy efGa. n quality TO tbs
Bermuda from which be disl gs5ed il any
spot either before co"sng s;;er All Il selling Il aai
he price G..Uous samples for trial NAV be hec IT the
subscribers store. J. !. CODD!EGTON,
a6fIm, 2H3 Hudsors:. cor sq.iaE.
- Cologne y-nisr, LUc cheGp u; good. worth 9
.!Ings per -t VoT are, =izi, n snd -kIl5e=, s5
ling bv J. & !. CODDIEGTOS,
25f Inn sos Eudso1-s- cor. Spring.
- J. ~. Wheeler A;;orr-T sEt Cou5seior NJ
La ans oFn5ri=s!5prr ~ feed L. viii s,ierd n tle
g,adin R7on - 1'sn .t=!i 81 81 hours 81 II; Gag
49, ---4f-~ iVi5 estf
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Drp GOODS.

TO THE LADIES
And To all those who are DESTROYS OF knowing where they
can End tic bes. assortment and greatest variety o!
DRY GOODS,
At ABOUT 25 PER CENT CHEAPER
han e. any other establishment they ahould not regect inc
opportunity offered, but cal as early So posEa!e, a.
BILLINGS
Neu ore 800 ie Of BrOdday, t6usrn ie1d< and
Duane, ~ H..
TITO which premises he LES removed the enre OF Dis Ok
Z tensiye stock from the wel-known cheap store 4fo
Pears whole Of which lust be disposed OF In lew
weeks In order make for entirely new STOCK OF
SpriEg Goods
Those who Ssa the greater. bargains should make an
xrIy visit Psddefs and The trie supplied liberal terms
M 2wL2iW IL BILLINGS, ooo broeaWey.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & PHO dAKD, Importers
"a Jobbers have removed from d besysr-sL 10 NO.
so Pinesreer (be~een William Nassan.sts) where they
offer assortment VI fancy and staple Dry Goods,
consisting IN part OF
Rcn OrgandIe Bingham Muslins,
Twiiled aud plain Sco!ch and French Gin hsms,
Printed Lawns, Bazorinee aud Hareges,
Newest styles Printed MCusselne dc Laines,
Alpaca and Orleans cloths in every variety,
Drap dE:s, Bombszines aad Croton Cositngs,
Cambdc Jaconet, Na,nsooK, Null, Swiss,
Check, striped and fancy Nusllns.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, linen Sheettngs ano ohhunss'
Linen aac 4Irask Table Covers and NAPKINS
White and Crimson Pongee Hdks,
P.;n-d Pougee and Bandana Hdkts,
prnrbe Barege aud Silk ShaVvls Barese Scsrs &c &c
TO which they Inc attention ci.y and couary pur
chaIers -
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sIrcsG
AAlAAA.

NEW COMMON Pleas RULES
EUST PUBLSEEp-Thc Rgles and Orders OF The CoUr,
OF Common Peas for the City sad County o;
Fol. sss At The Law Blank and Stationery Establishment Of
ms JANSEN x BELL, l5s Nassau.
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gnaia Rabher GOODS.

INDIA EIRSEI GOODS, manufactured by HOR-
ACE H. DAY, Coz sale e. 25 Ms!den-sns, after LIST May
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The Ansi-Rent Question.
LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.
Reported for The Albany Evening JoushAl.

,yao,k, Of Dr. H4TTER, Of Rensselaer, on 50 mae" q
he Gorsygor's MesseFe relates 10 ne D.vc@"' 's
aIn.Ic ,ldI ,ernni-
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HIST PUBLISHED, BIZ J. 5. kEDFlELD, Cln!on Hal
y bookstore Mesmersia Examined and Exposed " As the
sin nj i;chcreh &c by sbowtng-I How is exhibited,
And sooe o. It's surprising phenomena H. That Is
moi science III Tia. The Arguments in ia fsvo.
sound and " That "a Sorcery performed by Satanic
agency especially It's mysteries OF cisirvcyance by
Hsnrv tones With Appendix OF Mesn=fic PhenomenA,
exhhi,ed by W- Il Eeecer Pastor Presbyterian Church,
Ba,svis n Y Aso containing, IL ID edition, Cores
on5apcs between hs A1;hoE SD TIE Secretary Of Mes
rer Association Grading htii part TIE gres question
Al issue in this pamphlet nile protesting have used
-, >, q, ,h.jr discussious Ms 81
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sNl,EW-YORK TRIBUNE.

tyryAYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE Is PUBLISHED
TEE VERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
~. Tribune buildings, corner Of spruce
I'd NASSAU streets, opposite the City hnii,
-, ssyered to City Subscribers for MINI CENTS Pc,
week or when they prefer, they can pay IN ADVANCE
N, Desi for 81, months year al the ssne rae s
ole COPIES Two CEprs. Mall subscribers five UoueIe
Ser snuurn In advance and the paper In no esse CIV
fuued beyond the time for which II 10 paid S0oscp
aoos taken for six months. Three poIa,s N ~
REQUIRED In al exchanges with Country we ss @
DAILY papers received b!s once nose M ~ ae
higher than ,hose Of TIE TRIBUNE, ore a'' @o"eN A'
difference.
YERNs ApvrRTinrs
s;-e Iin,s or less-Frsl Insertion .......'13 eel.a
each subssareri in's:aoa''''''',ai
o-. 9in,he irhde Z" ..'',...@
E.ch subseo.sr: insertion, which msy be
every day once. twice or three times ce1s We
vy4.s al the o3t-n of the advertiser.
;n.;6c Advers;aemenrs-Five csu;s line oI the fifs'
inseriou and Feur cents Tor each subsequent one-
M.Sx;.GEs FUNERAL EoTcEs &c not e-c<sainR r3 luz
y ccss. i ,,
c All inserted II this psp5f kp2ea' "oe
g, he Morning and The Evening edition.
THf sENI-WEEELS TRIBUNE.
L p-bi,sbed every "WEDNESDAY ard stTusphS mornings
p-iee 81 per sruuni Two copies Tor 90
Hsw-xOKh WEEKLY ThlbDNE.
Il VERY LARGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY.
Ia .bI,.l- SaTraD.v MORNING. al the low pr7co OF
per anrrr1 advance lnccp,es for si5 or 70 copies
}or
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sNgAI.LIBLE ,iHNIkDY Tor Frosted LmDa.-Tbe
proprietor f,hs Danish LiDimsr which has attained
sucb celebrity IN Ina north OF Europe, for iA scscJ I
equsl .nccess Rcquants those afflicted Ea
lie has appointed Agencies ~ 10 B!1ecIer-s. and 80
Maiiersn, AID q Mrid-nlzne sair3, where supply
IL sr,.r,h toie NlS
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N We have dresry Winter weather. Though
@ passing into the months Of Spring there ia ittle
that reminds us that Spring is al hand. The
earth /. covered with deep shows and none but cold
r .'s from the North howl Along ;he sky The bees
las' refused to les, Summer were more than half
M s-Thc mercury stood this morning a, sunrise, Ut
below Zero; this being the coldss, day this
"'N'e'. Syracuse Journal I'd inst
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MOBILE DAILY ADvERrIsER-We notice that
'ssedisor Of this able journal the! portion
u toe Concern IS for sale any person competent to
axe charge of the Commercial Department OF the paper
4ne Advertiser is OF the mos, successful and mos,
influential Journals in the South and this favorable
opportunity Cor any gentleman Of literary and
aAciiy 20 take possession of the editorial tripod
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THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

r,-r FAIRY Book nustrsted with Eighty elegant In.
cravings, by 4. ADAMS. Few'fo;k Harper
BROTHERS
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GOODS

3hTERIA MEDIcA BorASIcA,
CONTAINING the Botanical Analysis Natural History,
4 and Chemical and Medical Properties of Plsnts-Illrs-
.r.ed by splendid cocred engravags copied from Mature
Thry.tvSo Plants resdy Tor delivery Price 81 Any
on no qever WIKI lesrpress perfect and ndeperd
am NAV be had FOR only 8! cents Apply a. Tribune
Snildtn%.l Nn Sprrce-sL second iacr iNf eawlm-
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AWrr1Y PRlsoSER-Not long since, the Chap
ain OF one OF our State Prisons, being engaged in
Preparing table Of the causes of crime, held the
@iowing dialogue with prisoner:
Ckepiain-Well what brought y0u here
Prsoaer-The Sherffs sir.
Ctopiain-But wen, to know iftq1or had any
ding TO do with it
Pris0ner-o yes, sir-they trefs boh drunk
Whether this prisoner was less fortunsie in the
Character of his escort than others OF his class is
more than we know
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81 just received. ssuppy u .rTowrooL protccsd
n. - tays Georgia. II is fully eGGa. n quality 10 tbs
Bermuda from which be distl gsbed il Any
spot either before consng after All Il selling {; dai
;hs I,T;c- i..uous samples for trial ma7 be NED the
subscribers store. :. ! CODC!EtTOE,
2aS tiud.t--st S.Ti5E.
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Boarding ann Eotels.

OOARDING.-Ayou young married couple with chit
I'D dreu would like TO get boarding In genieel prvss
family, where there other bosrders A the geaus,
man expects 10 away great deal this Spring he would
like the comforts of good home for his vile, for which
ube compensation will be paid. Reference given and
required. Address A. Tribune office. mo ~
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JOsEPH w sAFAtE, FresidehL
VX. J.s SocGs, Secretary.
~ S-Appicstions for attended without de-
Law Oce So W. md also for the convenience
OF csoners and tie public In the upper pa' OF the cir %
C. FL Mcrr :SsnI, No. So Hudson . corner of Spring
~ and by 8 H. i;evrasri agent corner - aTsuuo C. az
ih-si u .atvlI ~
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Ep 10 mas ss,.ie well behaved on ,s os Is We are
and tia. Of number have sln !:o t-.e;s-
III. sd a..rdnIous y-sTpn
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BOARD wANTED.-Bosrd 10 wanted by gende {.
ID man and his lady In small private family. Two good
rooms viii bs required Location In the lower or central
part OF tho city preferred Terms must be moderate al
dress Box liz, lower Post Office, stating locaaon &c
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y Cologne s.lisr, 1ol cheap u; good. worth
s.!Ings per Very are, ei=i h snd -hl5es, 5i
ling bT : ( / CODDIEGTOE,
81 i'm sos fiudsor-s,. cor. Spring.
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t!y- pha,on's Magic Hair use--f us'' aud invaI-
ue6Ie discovery being Cci dye which instsr!aneous
changes t. liz hsif vhiskerS 10 beautiful
brown black eithou: hi tie sir skin Gentle
men can oisk-r- =ei ii ge minutes 3! the de-
cot, 81 Broadway. Pios erGoili- g. n5 i'm
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nays OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES educed-TheA meri-
I'm In,,- awarded SILVER medal FOR thess Overshoea
~ the recen Far sad Ice qualify altogether better !hs1
auy other in the V. The prices haTe been reduced
20 Compare with the poorest article IN the market
MRider-.aua. III
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~ ). ~. lyhocicT, A;:orr-T srd CouHseicr nj
Ia ans Commissioner ~ rec5= L. viii stie1d n de
a,adir Boom - si5'sny i=.i :; al hc1rs CT hs ga;
al
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BOARD VANTED-By two young gentlemen Qor
ID dinners ony) In private family where they live wsl
or near the vicinity ST. PsuIs Church Please address
e. w c. Post Office Box 1855, with terms. &c tn4 3eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

The extensive machinery and oner tsclles Tor nsnuiac
Iurln (, embraced III res Establishments belonging 10 ne
Undersigned enables hin ole. promp, execution OF ell
orders superior manner, and with greater dspatch thec
2, any other establishment. Inns 2wi HORACE II. DAY.
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DRIVATE BOARD-2 or gentlemen can DO pless-
e auIy accommodated where the comforts OF q home
may realized Apply at LAT Woosierst near Houstonst
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WATCHES, yEWRLRY, silvo. Ware, Ge.-Pur.
w chssers are invited examine tho following articles,
which offered for sale very low prces duplex, Le
recent .mpoaions In hns gold and silver ea.es Of dc
latest styles warranted correct umskeeperh Gold Chains
Seals Keys Rings Pins Bracelets, snd every description
OF new and fashionable Jewcy Silver spoons Ledlos,
Knives FORKS Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Peneil (asrs 6od Pens Mante Clocks, and choice So
.ct,on OF Fancy Goods Watches, Jewery, &e cleaned
and renaired LOCKWOOD SCRIBHER,
e 2S5 Pear-rt corner Of Euitop-st
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THE sUBsCRIBER,i IN bshaif of himself and other.
Interested The operations Ihr wreck Of q
lying Of th- Dunoeosrgh Mountain oa the
Hudson ard supposed TO have been formerly
snd-d by Capt Kidd, announces that h- has sy4-d him.
self OF legal advice IN reatton 20 the gns OF Tho Stock
holders therein; srd all P-rsons VINO may induced 10
pcrchtse stock under real petened light opera
said wreck either granted after
10 lake effect after The at Of May next adverse to NE
claims OF present Stoct hoder br-by ha. ihy
viii hold the the equitable yhs OF the pre-
seat Stockholders Al they may De ultimately es,o-hed
New YORK, A?cli So ie46 HENRY s DUSSING
al 81
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ANILLIAM JEFFKEY,s Caps, and on

ANILLIAn JEEFREY'S Catp-, and on Co,h
w Paper Hanging, Upholstery and Transparent! Win
dow Shade Warehouse No % Carmine-at late OF IA Ca
nal-sL-W. jeffrey respectfully Informs his former pat
and the public generally that he has taken The large
and comnodous No "a Carmne-st near Beecker ST.
which he has i.d with especial reference 10 IN. conyen
fence purchasers and where he wl be happy Of
fer well selected OF goods 10 The above
branches, which. for price and quality, will compare favor
sbly with ruy n the city.
His frat door will exhibit choice assortment of Paper
Hansggs, borders reboart prnis &c In variety Of
style prices cana,ks nore-ns table and piano covers
bindings fringes, cords. asses. window ornaments and
other upholstery goods live geese feather beds bols-rs
piowe pure curel hair paiieasses &c 4c-
His second door arranged expressly Carpet and
Oh Cioia Wareroon. wnere may Be found all The newest
act choicest styles OF !ngrs!1 and plain and twrd Vene
lisu Carpets chenille Gled and Brussels rugs OF cloths OF
various widths white check znd f.ncy colored H. 81 and
Canton mating transparent Window Shades OF our own
manufacture stair rods carpet bindings worsIed julie and
sheep skin ulzts, Gc- Gc
His third door will contain the very beat live geese fesih
pure curled hair &c &c a. wholesale and retail
NV. J. wishes particularly 10 represent that be
neither buys sells any AUCTION GOODS whatever His
Carpets &c all received fre.h from be os celebrated
IS warrsn-d perfsciD particular aod can
fail the expectations OF the most fssdiouA
Feathers purified by paent s'-am machine. Upholsirry
OF all kinds executed order with dispatch aud on tie
moe; liDer. terms aS) 2aw3tMior
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umciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.DrE.ritzD -EE TRIBUNE sr sYEciAL APPOINTMENT
10. And be " j<JtAe- eT-acted
And 81 advertisements In&3e under lbs orders OF the Post
master General, IN newspaper newspsp-rs Of eers
1ncsled for IN any Poet oce sa be iserd u he paper
papers, Of The towu place where ie osce advertising
may be situated, iasrag tie argss e,TeslG:as,- ,,,
Mem Post Office LA, p.ss,a5 March ), isio-
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SECOND Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

IN the packet ship Mediator. from London-mr CS'dsn
and lndy Mr. Clerk lady and child London Jas Guile
Ohio Mr. LAbelt MIR Wade, Mr Hutchinson, MIR Erring
ton Of Cunada-l5S In the uteerane.
In tAs ship Panthed, from Lirepoot-Mr Nichois-2o'
IN the ateerace.
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Din0op SHADES.

l. RESCH WINDOW SHADES, WINDOW
l. Shsdes!!-J. c. WO0UFORD, 2s9t Broadway will
open this morning invoice OF window shades comprs-
ing choc. and select assortment OF window shades
c-y-d by the late arrivals from Europe.
r. Thu invoice contains full landscapes scrolls, style
Louis XIV Gothic Donc Ionic and aos, every style OF
ancient architecture. Also, style wire bbda Also,
several cases low priced cornces Picture tssses cords
furniture gmps &c 2S9t Broadway Lafsrge Buildings an
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. ! Spruce-st H.
w Y.-Messrs. BARTOL, DE AAUNY co. would
pefuy the OF country and the
pubic general their p-rior sleek OF window shades
vsrvng IN nrc-- from s. s. I. 10 sn nNir as 3m
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QEHTLEMEN'S LIST.

Adams, A Z
Ach--ou. Robert
Adams, RohsrI
Achilles. Il l.
Aopy, T II
Adams, J w
Agen, J1u'es
Agar. William
agent, Gen Valley
Line
Atwill, John
Arubler, David
Al-xand at, T nona
Aldrieh, 4 3 < Co.
Allen. Michael C
Alburlus. James
Al en-, willtsm NJ
Allsn, FrNncis
Alms, Philip G
Avery, lsasc 4
Austin, Angel
Ashmsu, W III
Anderson. J -mes J
Armstrong Y Smith
Amigh. Wm y
AtlnnucW hitrLead
Co
Arminson, + Z
Atwood. Marshall
Anson, jsm-s
Anderson, William
Ayrrs, Silss
Andrvws, D B
Allhine, Joseph
Andrews, S J
Anderson. Thomas
Andersos. WIN NJ
Ante, Peter
A,~s;er, Robert
Anthony, Cspt
Aroold.J osepsH-. 80
BADGER, a H
SrAs:. An,ouis l.
Srsdy. Thona.
Bucoley, VIM
Blackwell. Russell
Brsydcn, K c
Srs6ey, George
Brady, Thomas
Blsckhsll. Benz
Brsdy. Michsel
Bradley, John
Saisall, Cn<s +
Rlzsrly, William
Sslchin. =
Baker L Hammond
Banker. EAS CIV
baker & Thatcher
Baker, MIR
Baker /. Cap, W 5
Bs,ne, Rob 8
Baker, Wullsm L
Blanchard, Calvin
Ssstralce n B
Blair, 5 Mcdowell
RlcnG, J )
S.acey. John J
Bancroft, D c or Z
ca
Ssuss, John
Ssrrpm, Russell
Barr, Joseph
S.rnam, Chss W
Hsr,hroop, G
Barker. Luther
Sz-oArd. David 4
Barry. Timothy
Barton. Timothy il
Sartlsy. Willis
B,roary. Charles
Bia,es, 81
Brxyton. " Il
Bs,tin, Robert
Hstes. Gao ca
Baxter. David c
Bsiernsn, J
Bacon, w B
Rehler, Mons Jan
B~iFae, Thomas
secvsrS Mr.
SeSeh, A
Beescu, S,rc,her "
Bleokcr, James Z
Berry, William
Sesgey, Joseph. -
SeumSnn, Joseph
J Borden. loSnrann
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ly4>-sI.Z.ThOYENING OF PENNSYLVANIA
Sze-55e=.5Can.i for 1910 BINGHAHS Tr.nspor-
lation Line PropnrtofeWm. Bingham
T5os Bingham, JACOB DOCK, Wm. n Suzttor- Coacucte.
on s4boetr-s--9ing and Temperance principles
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STOCK 4 The most complete order and thoroughly pre-
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THE TRIBUNE.
From sbsrpe's London Magazine.
MY COUNTRY HOME.
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MY COUNTRY HOME
Br ANSABEL c..
ar thou art worn and bard tasct
with sorrow that thou would'st forget;
If thou wouldst read lesson that would keep
Thy heart from fsintipg. and thy soul from sleep.
Q 10 70 the woods and hills mo tears
Dim the sweet look that Nature wears."-LonGf:Uo1.
PLEAsAkrLY. pleasantly, flows away my life
Far from the citys din from trouble and from strife
Like stream II flows along,
Singing TO itself song,
Through Gelds full of flowers,
Where the trees, with looks of love,
Spread their whispering leaves above,
Through long Summer hours.
TRANQUILITY, TRANQUILITY. even thus live,
While everything around me doth fragrance give
In everything there's joy for me;
In the land and in the sea,
In the boundless sky,
In each tIe smiling flower
Peering from its shady bower,
Doth beauty lie
Benutiful most beautiful on the Sommer day, play
To watch the cloudy shadows 0 er tne green hiiiS
And how very dear 10 me
The green fields tranquility
In the Summer ewes.
Or the wood long dusky aises
Where here and there the sunbeam smiles,
Through the roof OF leaves
Quietly, quietly, pass away my days.
While holy light oil glaoness ever roond me- pays
A light within the spirit
Which those happy ones inherit
Who hear glad Natures voice,
Bidding their souls arise
From earth unto the skies,
Making the heart rejoice.
But think not sorows neper come
Unto my happy home;
There 10 no place in the broad earth
Where they have not their birth;
But tina, they seldom. sedom SIZED
Their shadows DER my head
And there is in Natures voice that will
Bid the vexed soul be still.
For when I'm sad, when dark unrest
Throbs In my troubled breast,
wander forth. mid tree and flower,
And mighty is their power:
For their sweet voices speak to mo-
Shedding their own serenity
Into my soul, until they bid depart
The aching at nay heart;
Or teach me with quiet mind
To bear and be resigned
Patiently waiting till the clouds pass by
That dark my spirits sky,
And the bright Gun which lies concealed
Is once again revealed
For each fair flower bends down its head
While the storm sweeps o er its bed
And when again the broad bright sun
Its place in Heaven hath won
Smiling that flower looks up again,
Forgetful Of It's pain.
Thus Nature speaks TO all that will
Hear her voice clear and still
And those who live among her ways,
Far happier spend their days
Than those who strive and yet in vain,
A Happiness to gain,
Shut in close cities where the air
Is like weight TO bear.
Hers is a calm aud holy voice,
Bidding the soul rejoice;
Making our happiness more pure,
Our griefs less TO endure.
May my home ever, ever be
Where her dear voice may speak to me