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TIE DUELLiSI.

"And thess were trienis," like st-erms
whose wase:S no. tins, n.nole and ~uu.!e:g,
n%4 tie tee:mS5os t:e.r &c. IS, ifoAl earl,
yogta, IcSei INTO ta> ssIi-za:se iouni d.
r.v&n g these stre.s-s, @.ln r.ix! a!.le, l..
cherish what IS blooming CT, tleir martin.
so iIad -hev t~oStaG,a, MA. 8 9vai iland,
tae h2"tTt T.. irien'<3:.. iose,aer thoy
had 4ai-o4 a. 7zssSo Of sc,cacc,-to-
set.e~1cE-. asi. r-es o. what IS beautiful
"a aat:!e,-so@...t eart!' v.ni and su:ln,
Places;-2i2l>-H ne dizzy hei%Ats where
s:1Aae-g rs, Ind from tlonce Gran, d
the @tni'asss Ct ear,a's s..yring tLoue"ts.
"Aat meaact.. HOW these Ge-5 eiances,
as Il aSer?cat .-.ieI ben5atil t.:0se r->.-
1855 eyc--lcs? Inat mant..ng blood, t..at
ever amen c-!msors the marble oieacn brow;
--those looks IF scoYn, of malice, and pc
venge: of every deadly passion with nGn
insults his ie.!~o@-I.aIl: hnG, Gilmore taGr.
all. those dark, un::c!y instruments cltiood,
with GU.cktHed edge, that tiey maylierca.
with sure- aim tie wells Of life? On! tel.
ME not of ''human Iove,'-purc, holy, deep;
when scenes like these exist: say rather thai.
its fount is stained by passions ioul and
fierce-sEirred by disco9d's winds, arL
mingled thick with banetll, poisonous
dEeas. Doubt then this trGta? Would's
thy fond heart still think to fad arght pure
and undetiied," with mans ruinJAs heart.
Conc view with ne TINS spot!
Arprnl, calm, sof!, and lovely, he's the.
glad bright earth, all smii;n5in the fresh.
ness OF 4 suHmer morn. But even here, in
natures SANCTUARY, las man dared to tram
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

An exchange paper, in an article OF the
state of the market, las the following:
Pigs tails. These were rather BEHIND
we observe they have TAKEN A TURN"
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04
AN ARkANSASTiiREE STORED
HDISE.

1t is said that in Arkansas a 'tlree sto-
~ house" mcans a pigsty on the :io"r, iieas
III the bed, and a row OF fowl, roostlng on
q stick above.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

49, wv pHoN NiobiNA liz SlCi
(Tho' 40 tears OF Grief they shed)
OF the just departed year.
Nights fair rulers gone TO rest,
Looking wan and sadly pale,
While the stars in mourning drest,
Struggle out 10 tell their tale.
Winter with his snow~whIte plume
Dwclis upon each living thing;
And with sad and mournful tune,
Borcas twangs a hoarser string.
Al! aroundIh the tcnant cocks,
Each surrounded by his darnes,)
To the dreaming world, ike clocks,
Faithfully the hours proclaim.
Conc reflection, let's cCmmune;
Let's recall the time that. fled;
Let's we.ly hour consume,
Thinking of the JOYS it shed.
Let us wander oncc again.
Back 10 c~hildhood's rosy bower,
Where the bee with mirth;ul strain,
Stole kiss from every flower.
Where the cowslip's golden plume
Smile upon the daisy Pale,
Where tbs ~viclet's rich perfume
Mingled with the spor;ive gale.
Where the ioyfLl warbler sent
anthems to the god OF day,
As, nights chon bands he rent,
Fer i while, and cast away.
Wher, the shepherds pipe aweke
Ru.:.c strains upon the hill;
Na.ghttnc noon-ti!c silence broke,
Save ,Ec murmur Of the rill.
Would 'twere mine to chase again
Bees that riiied Flora's bowers,
the scented hawthorn lane
To the Ably's N.ca towers.
Then when nights dark vapors fell
Light as slImoer on TIE eve,
'Wlke the love-lost ! hilomcl,
WitAher sad and mourn:ai cry.
Mornings mir:L and nights repose,
Came and w"st with airy ~lieE,ness;
But, alas. such ioys IS those
Losc anoa:Le.r worldly brightness.
Aliheh kind parental care;
A. G.e -yyo t..2t youth g@n cherish;
Al g." :. III ~. moments we@r,
To iEo r-stL.@Yefio:,r 10 perish.
III, low r-3u.n tie Joys that cast
Droe tci~ golden beams around US
J .intv 5 rinr Trough lie pest
St2r-lihe 30 tnci. mirth conlound US.
Oncby one they all have fled;
Time has horne them on lis pin,ons,
With the happy smiles the she'd,
To O5lIyion's dark d0minions.
Summer flowers may bloom again
In the vale and on the mountain,
And when spring her charms reclaim,
Checrtully will gush the fountain.
Latte birds, too, may return
TJthc sylvan shades, repeating,
With the Joys that inthem burn,
Welcomes at their annual greeting.
And their mirth may come again;
Butfrom me It's fled forever;
Memory serves but serves in vain,
Time all human Joys Will sever
Then why TO We longer dwell
On the past with all its glory?
Grief anew the heart will swell,
While the past recounts its story.
Happy days were those to me,
But alas, how soon forever,
They with all their Joyous glco
Passed away-returning never.
pastoral.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

IT'S past! Revenge has done It's work
xdirefu! dead: There lies its victim, drencfs-
ed in gore, the wreck OF breathing l:ie,-a
dark, unseenly thing Of Gread ana tear; lis
glassy eye-balls, cIencAed and st&sncC
lliabs, ana features set in sii the fearful
psass of death. Wei n,ig.t tley cfI.l to
ice TIE living current: or more than tla:'
might STRIFE rcIaorse INTO the murG-rer's
b.ackened heart. Eat re! lie wa.hs t:.c.
eg::n sith ploude. stc?: with hands a.!
reekiny witt { brotieI5 bloc, AMI deem.
himself eaaoa!eo; bars lis ieart trom VIZ
It's, and l2uga. 10 stink how deep he's
plan ed into guilt. Ard tbs IS honor! O.,
sagusf;j zouuu. VI. NJ. G.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

A hungry Scotchman picked up a raw
egg, cracked tire shell, ard was raising it to
his mouth, when his err was salrted by the
shrill pipe OF a yorng chicken. "Ye spake
too late cried Sawney, aud down went
the pullet feathers and all,
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

"De confederation will pleashe to sing de
Won dousant and twoth Psafm,' said a
Dutch clergyman, as he gave outtire morn
inc hymn. 'sThere are not so many IN the
book" responded the chorister. "Nell:
den pIcashe to sing so many as dere pc"
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

Industry and economy will ct rich, while
sagacity and intrigue are laying their plans
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

Awestern editor says that a girl lately
told him if he didn's shut his mouth about
bishops, she'd wrap him up in a rag, aud
make a hustle of him.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04
OF THE BlNhEg.

- IN advance; g DC at the end oil NC Q hH y
No mans paper will be discontinued unless tie
same be paid for up tothe time of It's discontinue
auce
&c I'D ER7ISLHiG done uery J y. =:
Ali letters on business must be ''postp d."
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

A gentleman while in church, intending
to scratch his head, in a mental absence
reached over into the pcw and scratched
the head of an old maid. lie discovered
his mistake when she sucdhim for a breach
of promise of maIraGr.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

4 good natured man the other day step
ped into a newspaper office and proposed
to advertise his wares. if they would take
collins for pay.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

LAYING wonder you grow fat-it is
often the case with lazy people. Do some
thins-if it is nothing more than rolling
snow, and you will feel Happier, and breathe
more freely. Now-so horrid fat-what
on cath are you good for? You hal fl
the stage, and the pew, and take up the
room Of some three or four. Just work a
lttle-exert yourself-and you viii soon
cease to be one
sOf those hale hearty fellows
who
Too lazy to respirefor themselves,
Breathe through a pair of bellows
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

Girls who eat heartily love heartily also;
en- saws the Aurora. A fact which cstab-
fishes q remarkable sympathy between the
stomach and the heart.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

There is a chap in these "diggins',' with
hair so red, that when he goes out before
day he is taken for sunrise, and the cocks
begin TO crow.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

Misery is written on the portals of Para
disc. Joy is written on the gates OF hell
Beautiful is that
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04

,uLonest man is the nobicst Of Gods works
Democratic banner., 1846-04-04
POETR Y

TIE DEPARTURE OF TIE OLD YEAR.
l. ben lies oEc. We take 10 note Of TINE,
It ron, as ". Togivc then a tongue,
IS wise i. man. is if an angel spoke.
! Eel The solemn sound. If heard Alright,
:, L TIE knell OF M departed hours;
Hhece arcthey? iththeyea beyond the food.
I Is the sisn'l thu. demands despatch;
now much is to be done.
IcIr,, D'c AJptg Tborrbfe
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The Fair.

Yesterday we examined more closely tha Ctoths
to which we have before adverted There is a
fine exhibition OF Broadcio.kS from the Norhamp-
ton Company who, we are informed have hereto
fore been successful competitors The samples at
THIS Far are Of the finest quality and finish. and
are undoubtedly exceedingly durable OF Fancy
C1ssnpes there good assortment tom the New Eng
land Co OF Rockville CT OF Summer Goods there are
Co;onsdes from ~ to 30 Per yard apparently
quite durable although somewha: out OF season.
Florreil arc represented By the Shaker White, man
utactured in Wethersheld CT sufficiently thick and
warm TO defy the strongest North easter.
Bd,,so. are shown, OF home manufacture, solid and
&c; soft and thick superane velvet and much more
agreeable IN bleak Winters night
GzSrS ha, a specmin OF SIX Hats. No ll52, which
seemed to attract small degree OF attention and unless
we arc poor Judge Mr. G. has left bu, little room for
improvement in the chapcau.
The Patent Family Washias Machine OF E Lukens il
m excellent labor saver From one to dozen separate
articles may be washed with equal facility in from fifteen
thirty by placing them on the bottom OF the
machine and then replacing roller and FOUNDER com
bined we don't know the scientific term, II there any
over all and pushing +, backward and forward and
among the clothes which laid in folds. The cost IS
IRON SIS 10 So.
Two varieties OF Dorkaey FORTS fail bioodcd do no,
attrac, so much attention they merit from being set
too far back They very large in good condition,
and would certainly be tempting TO any epcgFe
- While this subject We will say word
regarding Wncs 1t was recently stated TO us tina, ten
years since the kra Wine manufactured from our ma
tive Grape exhibited at the Fair OF the American In
stitute and great has been the improvement in
that space OF time that the samples exhibited now are
vastly superior those the past year, in the
opinion o! conipc,cn, judges II improvements could
be made IS rapidly 10 other and useful branches of
our domestic Industry, would be well pleased.
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n. inward and outward and the Diaphragm depressing
+Is v contraction thus incTeasin. the size oi IN,
chs., and making Vacuum between The lungs and
iisn5rs-, and The lungs and chest Sosr asrs : sue
- 49, r1,-tes cow .he tarost snG INFO the i1'i-s
- ei TO eel expanding them snd ;hUs making va
--,rr, n ire snail a--eries water draa INTO az
.r1-g. opens the large pores VACUUM TOR the ooou
-, - host being thus to-1rs n the lungs i PUSHES
;, Animal chemistry does the rest re blood eoiiic
in cot.ct with the ar iroioes oxygen snd throws on
rs-s,r s,; he hiood row ard roarist-nc rsnee
ac 10 ne heart, ia distributed and returns We have
.hus Md The thing o. effected : 1 he way u Is
so-s Now We x-us. cot st6ld n the vsT. Inference
a. form .,-ir,,de sni habit Of BODY WHICH promotes
s -s1-a.5- ;. 70 be studied The Grec.an bend = IN
favorable 10 i The Lecturer Illustrated this ny breath
M IN siFe-ert positions. 5.oad caess shoulders
thrown back zud upright posture vuiie they eon1fs
s-s 4 warrant against consumption TINS diSeeSs,
comes Il viii DC produced hy the droopiAs 10TH ana
contracted: chest Lock then at the consequence OF sl-
ra- on low chai- with your feet on siooi 70 oEias as
sve- down 10 the WORK instead OF raising TIE WON 10
tie ewes Consumption IS disease II you tna mas
GOT 70 grow /, "a violation OF organic laws iou nus
81; ,-e CT sc-ssGRG i The effects o. tas patent
lace invented BY lie Lecturer and the phosoPHy OF u
acton n always arresrn- bleeding AZ me lungs were
presented with highly interesting statement o. MOI
viG1al cases treated ne principles iansiAcc Il e
discourse
The above IS but uease- outline OF what onhancco
the attention of the suience 10. nearly Two hours
Touich, TIE Lecture on Physical Education and the
Philosophy OF Erecutude and Spinal Affections n Ce'-
t.aI Broonle St Church, 8; hetpsst1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

W The mercury in the thermometer does not indicate
with accuracy the temperature OF the air. than tho
skin indicates the condition Of the stomach the bowels
and the sccreory organs. Such Ia the sympathy between
the surface Of the body and lis vital organization within,
that the of the former Is infsllibe index Of tho
healthy morbid action of the latter II the skin be dry
and hot covered with bloches pusles perforated
with sores roughened with exfoliaons, encnsted
with scofulous scabs know that the OF these
disgusting and painful ind cations Of disease must be In hs
a1ds which sustain tho physical structure The seeelions
be- reached and purified, and the fluids which supply
the waste Of deprived of the virus which tho seed
and susenance OF the disease. Tho remedy then must ae'
powerfully upon the digestive and secreive apparatus or
II yield best but temporary relief The searching
and powerful agent required will be found In SAsDss sAs
This preparation acts directly upon the or
gans from which The disease draws It's supply OF morbid
susenance aud impar,s them healthy and
natural action.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and reis by A. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton-sL corner OF
William At 20 Broadway, and n East Broadway New.
York Sold also by Duggists generally hroughou, tho
United States Price 81 per bottle, six boties for s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

- The Albany Aaas-which does nc, hesi,
tate to accuse us Of scandal and falsehood' be
esuse, in the absence OF its paper Of Saturday
which failed to reach us, we were misled BY the
Herald into believing and stating that Addison
Gardiner had declined to again for Lieutenant
Governor--says of the Pennsylvania Election
The result seems TO Do that the Wings AID Na,f.es
have gained four Members Of Congress and the Demo
Gratis lost four"
Now the Mattress have gained 40 Members OF
Congress in Pennsylvania bu, iost one, through the
refusal OF the Wings TO support their candidate,
even though they might thereby have eleeted o
Tariff man instead OF an ant; Tariff This one the
LEGO Focos gained, while the Wings have gained
seven Wings instead oi many Loco Foccs, max.
ing difference OF fear.es@ between the prssen,
Congress and the next. The Atlas is evidently
doomed to good deal OF hard cipherns after this
Fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23
Democracy md Black suffrage.

In l-3s. ADDISON GARDINER now Lieut. Cover.
nor OF our State was the Loco Foco candidate for
Senator in the Eighth District. He was questioned
by the Anti-Slavcry men of that District va
rious subjects connected with the rights and wrongs
OF the African Race, and responded in regard to
Black Suffrage rs follows;
ROCHESTER, Oct IL, ls33
Second Question are you in favor OF ex
tending the Elective Franchise TO the Cclored Man the
same to thcWhitct
Il answer YES. | am sensible that the social
condition of the blacks will naturally make them
dependent on the Weather class OF citizens, and
this class, with individual exceptions, however re-
spectacle and however honest in their views, are
not the class by whom the battle for popular rights
is to he fought and won.
Experience. too has shown that. while the
negro desires personal freedom. he is careless Of
political liberty. He waged in the West Indies
of determination Tor the first, but 1t was only
to sacrifice the latter the feet OF despot OF bis
own creation The same thing has been exem.
plifed upon our own borders. Our Canadian
neighbors, few months since, raised the standard
Of revolt and for that will forever Justify
them III the eyes OF nm American. They sought
political equality In that contest, where was the
negro within their borders to be found f! We an
swer, to n man upon the side of foreign Gov
eminent upon the side of Power against the
freedom and interest Of the Mass. Notwithstsnd-
ing all this, do not deem their numbers or niu-
ence in this State sufficient 10 Justify IA ieiu-
holding from item ne Right 81 Suffrage. There
should be exceptions 10 The doctrine Of equal 7ghtS
,cithod a strong necessity; and that necessity 1 do
not conceire TO ectSt IN The present case
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen,
A GARDINER.
To Messrs w w Reid, George A. Avery, Russell Green,
Slas Cornell, Ira Bellows o. n Bush, Oren Sage, of
Monroe Co. and C. O. Shepard Secretary of the Anti
Slavery Society OF Gencsee County.
Mr. Gardiner has much to say in praise OF frank
mes, andunreserve onthc part Of candidates that We
hope he will now inform US whether he still cher
shes the sentiments he expressed in ls3s and will
cast his vote accordingly. He might cxer, strong
influence in favor of Justice and true Democracy
by such course What say you. Lieut. Governor
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Reported for The Tribune.

After review OF the former lecture which seemed
necessary from the general attention paid 20 his
views and the great increase in the number OF the audi
he proceeded 20 exhibit the RESULT OF THE Pres
SURE TIE LUNGS caused by the relaxation OF the ab
douliral muscles.
All the ingenuity OF man has been racked "a md OUT
the cause OF lung affections yet as Physicians we are a.
much IN the dark were men 900 years sso We can
talk about Inflammation &c but Il IA IKE taking about
gravity To say Is rutetple sheds no light pFin-
ciple cannot De SICK
Je1t the soul the MIND OF man but his
body and inquire VIVA; the laws of organic const;u
ton The Creator constructed the physical part o..
that the mechanism Of the frame guarantees the
performance OF its vital functions The natural form OF
the body large the waist and small a. the lower
bowel (here illustrated by diasrar with the spine crv
Ing Inward throwing back the shoulders as 70 make
two inclined planes nearest a. the bases ms shape
Is produced BY the contraction OF the abdominal
ces OF course relaxation OF these muscles TeTer.es the
shape, making the body r9eS 81 the abdomen and lets
down the superintendent pile OF orssns bowels sol-
ech and liver Now Tor the action on the cnest il ths
stomach liver and spleen displaced they draw the
diaphraIn which Giinshes the supper; OF the d.spnran
70 the lungs and heart the shoulders 70 draw toy
ward and droop and effects change from tie nAtura
erScr, 10 the Gro2piay forE:
in order illustrate The consequences OF this change
OF form The lecturer very lucid description OF the
pulmonary mechanism and IL operations
N the process o circulation the blood : forced from
the leit side OF the hear; WIZ i he vital rIn
c!es 70 every portion OF The BODY, and returns loaded
with CARBON having thus become incapable OF noursh
lns the system know tee right SIDE OF the heart
Is sen. into he lungs purified whence returns TO
re Eea-t aai : sysa expelled through the BODY Nox.
n proportion MS loaGcDs Wiz oxygen and return Of
carbon : psriec, the system healthy. Tie scha-
Ism perfect. system OF lporta;ion trsIspos-ztoc
and -,tu-1i always u operation.
Now how IS this carried or Ia order TO Illustrate
PoE familiar 0: course tie professional ort neces.a
y 70 d explained 20 popular assembly We WI enter
I.,o sco-t view OF Total LIE
Previous TO birth the blood OF the chld has been pU
asc % TIE respiration Of TIE mother, AID a. TIE ocen
OF 9itts me blood : I: hsalIay stsre-
he lungs OF re new born :rtzot are collapsed The
blood nom ire pulmonary a-te-ls has aeTe. entered
;asEa- new ACTON 70 be started and rev direc
ion gwen before :he CHILD utter tie rs, cry Cut
mo the !-ns o ire new born nst--hey are corrrec,
a aa-c d:y sponge They cannot suck 4 the blood
ncE ne al, because the chest already t1 5y atros
pierre pressure, drawing Il Eshdy around he iuaes
nsF ne hea-r nor lungs taen cause the hiccd
Gov mo tie lungs ne later being compressed bJ the
Tbs tnis Pressure CT ,sT:hs De removed before
TIE child draw its srst oresta Tns Is effected oy
ne eorrscaoa CT tie n.ercossI muscles drawing Ne
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GouRAup,s LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WPtGHT-CASTo--Alil
- He mad himself no sOrdd thirs, for gold,
No. he, hank God: nor could he see why money
Should be highly priced by young and old
IL really absurd, well funny,
To see bow wealth could coil its saakr.lke fold
Around the human heart and rather ks
Would from single hussaI's and thrust,
Than be The victirn Of golden mst,o
TO be continued.
II usI be admitted thai soldier coming II rather
strong and had he expended hall this eloquence upon
the yirues Of Gourauds Italian Mediceied Soap, for re-
moving ta, ecAes pimpes ssl!owDess, rcdness rough.
ncss c he would have done julia service snd pfooaoy
benefited himself much in the long run oogfsrcs
Poutfes Sabies everybody knows are intalibls for
roofing sIperfnous humaa hair Goofa1ds Grecan Hair
Dye the Only reliable article for cooring red light or
grey hair brilliant Jet black.
E~Take particular notice ina: DR.. FELIX GOURAUD5
renowned preparations only be obtained genuine n his
Depot Ut 81 WaiLeTst first FROM Broadway. or
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Lardncr,s Lectures-No, Nv.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23

ME. EDITOR: Your notice of DR. Banning
Free Lectures on Physiology led me to the Lecture
Room of the Central Church. IN Broome st on Wed
nesday evening IL highly instructive and inter
estng performance, marked by great originality and
profound research. His is peculiarly happy.
his sction torcible and his illustrations unusually bril-
liant and effective. As popular Lecturer nc has few
superiors- The attention Of highly intellectual and
retncd audience riTe,ed absuuse subject for
two hours lie lectures tbs evening on Physical Edu
cation and Inc Philosophy of Human Symmetry, a, tee
came place q
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DIED

Suddenly. on Wednesday the 2ls: ins,- Mr. ABR,
HAN COTREl.. aged c5 years, months ard Is day.
TOR many wears rcsiien, OF this City
His friends are respectfully invited TO saend the IA
neral from his late residence Nc ~ Suffolk st tais "a,
(ETday) 81 - o'clock "
AZ Hudson. 10th, Sarah Jane Potts, ~.
At Boston, 18th, Mrs. Elizabeth = Lord. ~.
NScuth Boston, 10th. Henry Could *.
~ Louisville, ilth. Robert w HalGernan, -.
AtProyidencc, Slth, Edward c. Sheldcn. y.
AZ Ganeseo Samuel FINLEY -
Az Osceola- Mich. 9Th, srtcrlas : Hardy IS
At Saginaw City Mich Hon Charles : Palmer, S.
Az PlAttsSursh. tn, Thomas Mccrcaiy -
~ the Naval Hospital, l2th Joseph Wnipple
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MARRIED

Gu "Wednesday Oct 2l.t BY rev, Dr. Taylor. SUSAN
KE4RNEY. daughter OF Dr.. Searney Rodgers. TO JOIN
L. O'SULLlVAN, ESQ all Of tais Cisy.
On ice ,isJ MS; -, =; !, uS-'s Church hy a. J. II
Forbes Mr. = MoREY ot Dorcastsr, England TO Mss
CORDElIA BELDEN, OF this City.
on "Wednesday evening". q 81, inst by Rev J Il Skin.
pcr Jr NOAH CORY TO MARY +. r JACKSON
AT F!shkii on the 2is; inst by Rev Mr. Van veeh,en
RALPH MEAD Merchant OF this Ciiy. 10 ANNE FL /
ZABETlf daughter OF Gen. AbrahSm Van WICK Of the
former pisce.
Mr. HERBERT l. FERGUSON 10 Miss ELIZA el5c,,
daughter OF Charles Cartridge. ESQ.