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Grbools.
EDUCATION.

sTATES-IsLASD INSTITUTE.
VIZ DUFF respectfully invites toe attention ofparents
TO his establishment; New Brighton for Classical.
and General Education The peculiar sdvan-
tge Y hrh Institution offers will he found worthy OF
notica Circulars the English French Spanish and Ger
man languages be Obtained al Messr- Roe LOCKWOOD
So.s al Broadway, a. the Academy which may De
visited every day Sundays eTcepiet-l Us4 5s TUThkS
NTFw BRIGHTON Classical and Military Academy.
N-The semi annus Eocutionarv and Military Exercises
will AXE place 81 Psmos Opera House Moncsy eves.
in March SON. O'Clock precisely The friends or
Of the Young Gentlemen and OF Education respectfully
invited 10 aiieud Tickets OF admission be obtained a.
,bs Rookstora of M-ssrs R Lockwood SEN al Brosc-
W. I'm S stis- W. DUFF. a. ". PRINCIPAL.
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Boarding.

DOARDING-A few gentlemen can be accommodated
ID with good board and lodging al No 10 Ros.-st Also
large front the second door le with board 10
gentleman and his WIFE, 10 single gentlemen MI SIS
DOARD-At No. ~ East Broadway, from the TOT May
ID next for gentlemen and their wives single gentle
men. Apply al No 20 Vcsey.st MI 5ns
A GENTLEMAN and bis wife, without children; can
n have pie parlor and bedroom second door,
with full board by early application al 76 Chambersst
MA Owls
'lNW0 OR THREE single gentlemen can be accom-.
L nodated with board and rooms T6 Chambers.st I'd
door weat OF Broadway. Snis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

"WELFTB-WAkD LUnBER-YARD,a at the
foot of Fihy-iourth-st and Hudson River-Ihe sub
crber hiss constantly on hand and il receiving large as
sorneu, of Lumber of every description, which n offered
AZ the lowest prices By ma 2wis g. ). MUTT.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
PUBLISHED BY PRATT, WOODFORD & CO. l59

DUBLISHED BY PRATT, WOUDFURU co. log
PearI-s-
Oneys School Geography and Atlas Comstocks Phlos-
ophy and Cous,ocks other works includiug Chemistry.
Bolouy Physiology, Geology ana Mlneralogy; Buionss
admired series Grsmmars, English, Lain and Creek
also Latin Reader Lstn Lessons and Cesar Greek Rsa-
der viii be issued lst of Msy R-neys Pictorial Spelling
Book Cooper's Virgil; Galisrdets School and Fsmiy
Dictionary.
P. w & CO. also publish Family Bibles Rollnss and 10,
sephuss Histories and Robinsons History Of England aud
Keep all times for sale fine OF Blank BOOKS.
Paper Quilts Steel Pens snd other Stationery, and School
and Classical Books generally which they offer 10 bookse
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ATwATER, GOULD co.
DESIR the attention OF buyers in Tits market TO their
Dsock OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. fncss V9,
css or acceptable paper shall he made satisfactory No IA
WeIl-st near Brrahwav III 2fns-
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BLOODY OurRAGE.-A few months ago. /. Young
r1sn from nesr Snow Hill. Maryland, named Da,id T
Riley this city with the intention of prac,;cug
law. Not finding sufficient encouragement, he went
about four miles into the country. the Fiat
Lick road and took school. On Wednesday last q
young man from Shelby County, named Richard Meyi-
wsthsr Jr went 10 Mr Reys school house, called him
out and under the pretence that Mr. T. had reported
remark or question OF his concerning gentleman In
the peghborhood stabbed him five times wouudng him
severely and dangerously. Merwether has been
arrested Louisville Journal
FIRE AT MARsHALL.-One of the recent sufferers
by the recent tre who has since visited Marshall fur.
nlshes with the following memorandum OF losses and
insurance II will be that the first reports were
considerably exaggerated.
C. F Haskell s. Co. from $4,000 to 5000. insurance
5000 Protection Co. H. DeGrah about SsVoO insur.
suce 81 600 Protection Co E. c. Noble, 81 oo0 iusur.
5000 Eua G. F. Porter, building about 81 600 insur.
enee 500 Protection Both Companies are located at
Hartford, CT
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CARPETINGS,

CARPETNGS.
HE extensive and well assorted stock OF the late firm OF
L w w. CHESTER co. consisting Of ROYAL, WILL
TON BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, Ingram and VENETIAN Car:
peting of elegant patterns. and from the most approved
mauufac ,urers-iih variety Of OLD ENGLISH and
AMERICAS Floor OIL Cloths for sale reduced prices at
No. 1871 Broad way. corner of Dey-st. milo Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

MAP E,TARLISHMES Mt. Disurneil, No. i02
WI Broadway York hiss constantly for sac ne and
orc, Maps the United States and Of the several Saie
ao Territories dirre1t kinds and prices Also Maps
of The World of Europe, 4<is, Africa, North America
Sourh America CANADA, snd Mexics.
Universal Aliases Universal Gszet.eers and Gezetieers
of The limited States and of the State OF Ner-Tork-
C The Picturesque Tourist and Guide Books Oh va
rous kinds suitable for Esranls and Travellers ma JUS
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s,ALAMANDER SAFES-Test No. lo-Certiheaie
= from Mr. Silas c. Field OF Vicksburg, Miss On me
morning the i+h ut the store owned and occupied by
me il ihs City, was, with its conters entirely consumed
BIZ fire. NV stock Of goods consisted OF OIL rosin lec,
pork sugar molasses liquors. and oner eItcles OF COLI
hgs5le nature ir the midst OF which wss one OF hichs
Improved Patent Saarsnter Safes which purchased as'
October Of Mr. Isaac Bridge and Vvhicn con-
taned my books and papers, Ths SAFE was rec hot ana
aid MOI cool sufficiently opened until 10 houfs amer
was rom The ruins Al the exprsuon OF that time
was unlocked when its contents proved TO be entirely IN
injured and not even diseolored deem his te.t SUI
iciert 10 show that he high reputation gy hSnS
Safes IL well meTitec- D u FIELD.
vicksburg Miss March sth 1876 ,.-.-,
The above of first claps tests and II our opinion
viii he neh more satissc.ory to the Public Than those pre-
rnedated trials IN furnaces bulk for the purpose Rich
Co.'S Improved Single Double Salsmander SAFES Tor
ssIs hv A S. MARVIN, 1891 Water-st
' ~ra5' st.- Agen. for the Manufacturers
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xx1ISDOw SHADES on new oil preparation, in
w vented and soid wholesale and RETAIL
exclusively by 4 T. WEBB so per cent cheaper equally
h.sn,if and far durable than the French e. Fac
.r No II Dvisior-s Sd story OF the Sacksu Buildngr
n B-The store Is 45s Pesrl-st four doora South OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

MI DUMSDAY, No IS BondsL, near the Bowery, Pro-
lV1. the Guitnr Singing ACCORDION and Vior
continues Ladies' and Genemen al er own rea!
deuces. In ali parts OF NewYork City, with much facility
and rapid progression by his bur failing systcu
Terms very reasonable. Apply al IS 5onast mia I'm.
DIANU-FORTE AND SINGING.-M,a MOB.
4 LEY (pupil OF the Celebrated Crevelh, and Sir G.
Smart respectfully that sho 10 prepared TO give
Lessons in the branches NJ her resdencs 80 Frank
n-s Tor Of hcr pupls reasonable terms Mrs NJ
also ready teach In the City or Country
milo Inns
MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor OF Music tlse Organtst OF
~ Dr. Coxs Chureh bess leave 10 inform The Ladies OF
NewYork and Brooklyn that abe continues TO give lesson!
Market. corner Of H-nrv-st Ne~-York. mle l&t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
With much respect remain your friend and servant,
LEWIS TAPPAN.

Mr. Goodwin is the Wing candidate for Congress- :;
Mr. Sewal the late Liberty candidate for Governor OF
Massachusetts Mr.. Fogg is Editor of the Independent
Democrat Concord the Hale Organ Whittier the bard
of Freedom and Humanity, need no introduction to
our readersl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

notice.. TYLER COOK has this day associated
Y with him 10 business Geo. w. Clark The Commis
scn and Importing business will be hereafter conducted
under the firm of Cook L Clark, at No. 81 Beaver.sL
g. TYLER COOK,
GEORGE w. CLARK.
NB-Afer the first Of May at liz Pesfl-sL
N.tryork Mach 2oth 1876 ms lwis'
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A PURPLE solcils the attention OF dealers 10 ms
II, splendid of Ladies' Dress Trimmings, VIZ;
gimps buttons fringes cords tasses &C Amsrican Manu-
acture Orders tor carrage, steamboat upholstery aud
purasol trimmings promptly executed Superior worsted
iasses shades oomans, &c Country orders attended
to AZ hs fsctorv. ln' William.st- M IIllsS&1-
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FAIRBANKS, PLATFORM SCALES, way
ranted perfectly and permanently correct for sale oJ
6lmyliss FARsAhAs e. ~ ~AIS''
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Books.
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STANDARD LIBRARY WORKS.
DU5LlSHEO By D. APPLETON co. $40 Bread
Arrod'a Early History of Rome . vols. $50 S.
Do Life AID Correspond ssce vol svo large type 81
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Burners History of he Reformation vols svo ilus!rs-
ocaIashans Early History. new work. vol svo.
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Guzors History of The English Revolution 1910 81 ..
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ccreys Translation Of Dsnt-'s Poems. limo ST 80:
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS.
lust PUBLISHED, Illustrations OF Arithmetic, il
Series OF II Charts containing 2s Diagrams By Isaac
thors design ha' been 10 III heretofore existing in
the primary department, Of Mathematics.
in ~''s seiSe Sgiiss now
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TO THE MEMBERS .. the sOcie.y OF F1snd.-
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THE YOUNG REFUGEE,
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4-The demsnd for The Flag OF union containing the
above tales has SO great publisher been
ducsd issue them in book form ard they will be ready
this day all the periodical den6is Price Is cents
m27 Sits s FRENCH, 2a5 Broadway
BISHOPS ARHASt,ENIBaT of Handels orato-
Orio OF the Messish-sr.h& Hall, Mol Franz u-sqnare
have just published Handlers Orsorio of the Messiah
arranged the Piano Fore Organ by John Bishop, OF
Chelienhsm.
In this edition The Vocal parts given complete and the
important OF the Instrumental paris Including those
added by Mozart together with sketch OF the life OF Han
del. Price IS.
Also just published On Summer Might. the celebrated
serensnde in the opera OF Don Pasquse performing
IF the Park Theatre mis- Owls
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CoxsAcxIE, Sept. q. 1s45.
DR. TowssgyD-To all whom Ihs may concern: TINS
Ia 10 certify tia, my wife used bottle of your sassPa
rlls previous to confinement under he oost alarming
and delicate circumstance being troubled win me dfoP:y
swelling of feet nervous affections, and very uen oe
btatec; with my permission, End the recommendation o!
those who had used it. she induced 20 n.y. WIN ne or
no fa-aud suffice 70 say the medicine haa tne napPy
desired effect only In the bours OF emenI ou AZ
ter the expiration OF week Of lis USE the dropsy ano
nervous affection gave way 10 an astonishing degree eno
her health better than IL had been fof long tme
subscribe myself Jour mos, obedent and obliged ger
want, O. .. 4'.H''NA''
Market and Brood SIS Newark N j.; C. Ingis 5r Pat
erson Nj; Io5 South Pesrst Albany; BEDDING Co No.
S.ae-st boston; Bsc.us Bull Troy Mr. Wells dIu z
gs:, Unca Grant BooEee, druggist Pougnkeepsnie
Rossman Co. Hudson Andrew Truaz, Schenectady af.
Fowler Lansn CHURCH and By principal dIusgisu gene
rally throughout the United States, West Ind,es and mo
Caradss.
None genuine excep! put In the large square bones,
which contain quart and signed with the written sigma
lure OF s. P. TOWNSEND, and his name blown In the
glass
aF Dr. Townsend,s sARsAPARILLA DEPOT viii be
removed the frat OF May, from l54 To l6 Fuonst ns1
door 10 The Sun Office mh2l 2awtf WIS
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28
sNAISE-RIT FRESHMAN.

A correspondent Of the n. Y. Spirit Of the
Times gives "an original Tennessee Hunting
incident that 'wlll pass A Jolly party OF
spurtsmen. made up Of veteran hunters rite for
spor, and full OF fun, were enjoying themselves
,Or few weeks in the mountains of Morgan
county, Tennessee. a huge, raw.boned, loqua
cous Irishman, uninvted, quartered himself in
their camp. and in addition TO being nuisance
when awake snored So terr ificay when asleep
as to drive tired natures sweet restorer' from
others. Pa, was afraid of snakes generally. and
'ould snakes in particular, and the awful yarns
he heard in the hunters camp 'waked snakes
in every hair on the Irishman's head. Amer
listening 10 fco yarns on the much dreaded
snake subject one evening, this fresh son OF the
sod prepared to turn in, literally crawling al
over. Counting his beads and the chances OF
being snake bit before day, and tuckng in his
blanket and wishing the sowls OF all snakes in
these parts in pur,hIckuler,' in a country where,
to say the least. they would stand but slim
chance for indulring in their natural iorpidi,y,
lie Itll iSIttp bt '''tsp p'll"tHN P''N''pS'
And now the storm began. His snoring grew
fast and furious load and long occasionally
sort, Of halt snort, half grunt terminated with
snakes by jabers, blast their sowls'-'Ugh!
ugh = when there came the variation or chorus
in the shape of grind of his teeth that threat
ened TO drive them through his jaw or crush
them to powder by way of variety he wonld
hold his breath few seconds and then snore
again, ind such snoring !! my stars that could
spell il II was a sor' OF cross between the
breathing of an sslhmatic elephant and the Bray
ing of a superannusted donkey, whose will last
ed LONGER than his wind. Well, it thus contin-
ued with the regularity of the whip'P 'Poor-wilFs
cry, until, say half an hour before daybresk,
when J. NJ w Cim w. we'll say,) whose stock
of patience had long ago evapora,ed, unrolled
himself from his blanket, saying in his usual
quiet way, Hump! III stop that internal con.
cert or start the maker of it. see il I don't !
Umphr he then awoke Jim a. and the Judge,
when plot was laid and thus carried into exc.
cuton.
W. got his hunting knife and going to where
the oia of a large deer had been thrown. he
cut of about seven feet ofgut, and sec uring th
ends with twine 10 retain the contents, he t'A,
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V.P.
"Au Genie dc |, Eau Froide."

VIZ.
"Au Genie dc |, Eau Froide."
(Meaning, to the Genius of Cold Wa,er)
And on descending by the foot path to Frei.
waldsu. he will find another monument Of Ii.
on on pedestal, in bronze, erected by the Hun.
garans, with the following inscriptions in their
language:
Gas punishment to man for his presumption
in despsing the beverage which he had in COM
mon with wild animals, h. became diseased, in.
firm, and deblitated.
"Priessnitz causes the primitive virtues Of wa.
ter to be again known, and by it infuses fresh vi.
COR into the human race"
SIDE
"Prie..nitz, the benefa OF mankind. merits
Hungarian nation; the erectors OF this monument
invite their countrvmen OF future ages to the vi.
vfying springs at Graefenberg.
"MnccoxxxIx ct xI."
Besides what has been done in other states
upwards Of forty hydropathic establishments
have sprung up in different parts of Germany
There ishurdly journal published in the coun
try that has not taken some notice Of this mode
Of treating disease; and books have been pub
l!shed on the subject in almost every contnen
,n language. England alone forms an eScep
ion, which it is difficult to account for. Ant
the enormous results, this wonderful revou
ton in the medical world as may call it, have
all been attained by the zeal. vigor, and genius
Of one man, and that man originally an uneduca
ted peasant
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28

LIBERALIIY AND JrsIIcE.-The State OF Ala
BAN, has, by special enactment, emancipsted
Horace King, slave. His owner urged the pas
sage Of the act stating tina, he had refused sl5,'
tumoka river.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28

Female AcrIvITY A lady of Brooklyn is cell
ebrsted by the New York papers for having lea.
ped over kve.foot frnce, to escape from runa-
way horse. The question is, could she perform
frlGhtl
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28

NEW CAEFErrNGS.
yLHHE Subscribers have received. and are now
L opening splendid assortment of the following
& 'ods-
Saxony. Wilton and Velvet Carpetingsl
Brussels and Imperial pv do CAR.
Extra superiine ard fine lrerains do PET.
Enclish shaded & Damask Venetian do ING.
American twed and iig'd 10
English nrugeetts and Wooden Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheue and Tuflel Rugs
Door Mats of every description.
Also
large and extensive assortment Of Floor OIL
Cloths, from one to eight yards wide, cut TO fit eve
~ description Of looms passages.
Also, low priced Ingram Ca'pet'ngs from 3li TO
52i cents per yard, together with large and eX'en-
sve assortment OF goods usually kept by carPe
merchants.
The above gooIs will be sold wholesale or retail
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
and Others ate particularly invited to call md exa
mine our stock before making then selections.
CLARKSON, RICH & MULIlGAN,
Successors to Joseph i'lackwood, No. III Chestnut.
eoruer OF Franklin Place.
PHILADELPHIA Fen. 22d. lS45.-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28

BsAvr SHor The Pcayune mentions the
exploit ofa man, out on FIRE hunt who shot
at mail coach supposng the two lamps to ID
the hsry eyes Of some strange monstet'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28

CoLaasp Porul .rIos The colored population
Of TN, State of New York, is shown by 'he la''
eep suato be A sae A decrease since 1910 "t
,sss. Toe city ofNew York alone contains H.
600
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28

CorrnE.-Baltimore seems to be great mar.
ket for coffee, 32,522 bags of Rio were sold in
that city within short period
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28

In all, 1876
On ascending to Graefenberg by the carriage
road. the traveller will see a fountain, erected
by WaiIuchian and Moldavlan patients, with
this inscription
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Prices OF ApyERrIsING.

Every subsequent insertion, VIZ
Yearly Advertisements. one column, Sa5 half
column, SIS, three squares. Sl2; two squares, 500
one square, S.. Half-yearly: one column. Sie
half column, $l2; three squares, So; two squares,
S.; one square. 50 SO.
Advertisements left without directions as TO the
length Of time they are to be published. will bs
continued until ordered out, and charged sccord;
ingly.
cIrSisteen lines or less make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-28
SUUGERT'S PATENT
WASTING MACHINE. ).

yNyTIIS Machine hss now been tested by more
4 than thirty families in this neighhorhood, and
has given entire satisfaction. Il is simple in lis
construction, hat It cannot ge, out OF order. IL
-onsns no iron to u,, and no >prines or rollers TO
,et ont Of repair. II will do twice as much wash.
na with less than halt the wear and tear ofany OF
be late inventions. and what is of evna'er in'Pcr.
atce j, costs hut little over half much as other
washing machines.
The subscriber has he exclusive right for Nor
humherland, Uuion. L,cornng Columbia, lu-
,rne and Clinton counties. Price Of single ma
hine Sc. II. Is. ASSER.
The following certificate 10 from few OF those
Tho have these machines in use.
Sudbury, Aug. "a, 1914.
We, the subscribers. certify that we have now
, USE in our families, "Shugert's Patent WASH
@ Machine" and 10 not he state saying that ii is
mos, excellent invention. That, in. Washing.
will ave more than one hall the usual labor
hat it does not require more than one third the
,usl quantity of soap and water ; and that there
no rubbing. aud consequently, little or no wear
gur tearing --.ihat it knocks of no buttons. and
at the finest clohrs such as collars, laces tucks,
lis, &C., may he washed in a veiy short time
thout the lrast injury. and in fact without sny
parent wear and tear. whatever. We therefore
eerfulIy recommend i, To our friends and to the
bile, as most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGlNS,
a. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEISENRlNG.
EAn's HOTEL, (formsry fremont House, No.
ll6 Chcsnu, sueeI,) Philadelphia, September
2lst, 1914.
have used Shugert's Patent Washing Machine
my hou;e upwards Of eight months. and do moi
state TO tsy that deem it one of the mot use
aud valuable labor-saving machines ever inven
!. formery kept two women continually oc'
pied in washing, who do much in two
VS. as they then did in one week There is M
ear or tear in washing, and il requires not NOR
an one-third the usual quantity OF soap. hav'
d number of other machines in my family. bu
IS is so decidedly superior to every thing else, sn'
Ii,te liable to get out of repair, ths, would no
without one if they should cost ten times tn
ice they are sold for. DaNlEi' hEhh'
iUPERIOR Port wine, Madeira and I.'sbo
wines. Also superior Brandy and Gin, Lemo
rup. Also few barrels Of BLUE FISH, ior sal
HENRY MAsoER.
ssDbury, Jolly le.h, hs4s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

ExrnAoRp,NARy ELopEMENTs. We learn
from the New York True Sun, that consldera-
bio excitement prevails on Hampstead Beach,
L. l., in consequence of report that two young
married females-a Mrs. Flowers, and Mrs
Jones-the latter only II years OF age had
eloped with two men, almost strangers to them,
the former with school teacher named Geo
Hudson, and the other with carpenter namee
Joshua Eustis. What renders the affair sui
more singular is, that the men have each aban
doned wives of exemplary character, who, Tor
tuuately, have no children to curse their recre
ant parents.