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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-02


The undersigned Auai,ots, appointed TO audit,
sele and sjus, the Accounts Of the Supervisors Of
the Borough Of SunhuTy having examined she re-
eeips and expenditures Of William Guck and Ja-
cob Young. late supervisors of said borough, Sc,
forth in the preceding statement, DO find balance
due from said Gulck and Young TO said borough,
of Ttoeniy .t,Do dollars end sirfy cents.
In testimony Of which. VIZ have hrIeun,o set our
hands, this 29,h day Of Novemb-t, A. d is45.
LEWIS DEWART,
Z. g. MARKLEY,
Dee 10, lS46.-3t MARTIN IRWIN.
CHRISTIAN FEGELY'S ESTATE.
AJOTICE 10 hereby given, that letters OF ad.
IL minisra,ion on the ESTATE Of Christian Feee-
ly, hts Of shsnaokin township, Northumberland
county, Decd, hsvs bssn granted TO tho subscribe,
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate sfs requested 70 call on ,b. subscriber and
settle up without delay. .ad oil those having claims
sss'n's the same ~iii presen, Them, we'll su,hsn,-
es''s. l::1 sss,l.nen,.
SOLOMON FBGELY,
ehswcsin, Dee ,eih, 1876, AdnI.
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TO The 1. q. OF d. 4

J. w. & T.. ID. STO KES,
Manufacturers of Premium Odd Eel.
lows Regala.
No. l94 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Firs, Clothing Store below 9th Street.
VvNHB suhscrihers having taken the premium at
Il franklin Institute. at The last exhibition, for
the best Regaia. they invite the attention of the
order to their establishment where they will find
splendid assortment ofP. u. and Encsmpment Re.
gala. They also make to order for Lodges and
Encsmpmen,s. Regaiis. Snshrs. Costumes and
Robes. snd furnish every thing requisite for the
Convenience Of new Lodges or Enosmpmenm.
]. w. STOKES,
f. d. STOKES.
Philadelphia, Dec. l9, lS46.-Iy
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Traverse Jurors.

7Wbuk--George Cvefpeck.
Deia,care. William Allison, George Mccoy.
.ntHon--T s Mackey, James Buoy. George Ec.
ker,. Leonard Stoueh,on. John NJ Hoff.
Ch'Esquoque. Nesbit, BENZ Foresman.
i'oin..-George Watts, Issac Hoff, Henry Rock
afsilrr.
Northumberland Samuel Elliot. Henry Nor
gan, Willi,m Forsyth Daniel Voris, Benjamin
Msthias Henry Go.sler.
Augusfa.-Jamcs Forester, Peter Dunkelber-
ger. Malick Matte, Joseph Arnold, Henry Burns,
David Bloom. Daniel Bastian.
Stamokir-samuol X Gilger. Jacob Noecker,
Caleb Oh ,mberain. Henry Swsnk. sr., Robert
Campbell Samuel Grou solomon Fegely. Casper
Adsms. Ellds John, Michael NJ. Sober.
Rush.-Charles Me,ler, Philip Oberjotf
Upper MahonOy.- Henry Fs'.er, David Trout.
man.
Lo,per Mahonoy N Michael Dockey, Jacob All.
man.
Jaekson.--Ps'tr SchwnrI. lsane Reitz. Henry
Rogers, David s.rawser, Jshn Deppen, Marks Les.
der.
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CHEAP WATCHES.
The Cheapest Gold and Silver Watches
IN pHlT.ADEI pHIA

nc CnedpcSt 1Olu anu IolVeV " dlCHcS
IN PHILADELPHIA,
0OLD Levers, full Jewelled, s45 90
MI Silver do. do. % 90
Gold i.cpines, jeweleJ, 80 90
Silver do. do. IS 90
Silver Quarters fine gu ,y, 10 90
Gold Watches plain IS 90
Silver Spectac,s, rs
Gold Pencils 200
Gold Bracelets 90
Also, on hand, large assortment Of Gold and
Hair Bracelets. finger tings, breast pins, hoop ear
rings, goti pens, silver spoons, sugar tongs, thin
bes, geld neck, curb and fob chains, guard keys
and jewellery of every description, at equally low
prices All | want is u call TO convince custo
ners.
All kinds Of Watches and Clocks repaired and
warranted TO keep good time for one year; old
gold or silver bought OF taken in exchange.
For sale, eight day and thirty hour hrass clock,
at LEWIS LADOMUS'
Watch, Clock and Jewellery Store, No. 4i4A
Market street, above Eleventh. north side, Phili-
phs.
a. have some Gold and Silver Levers, d II
much cheaper than the above prices.
Philadelphia, Dec. 26, ls46.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-02

uANCE'S SARSAPhRILi.A VEGETABLE E
IL OR BLOOD PILLS.
FIFTY PILLS IN 4 BOE-the Cheapest aa6
best Medicine in er Silence
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
removing bile,
correcting disnrders
Of the stomach and bowels.
costiveness, dysfepsis, swimming
in the head &c. Persons of full haiti.
who aie su'jrc, /, Headdche Giddiness, Drou'.
sn,'", and singing IN fhe Ears, .ri,ins from TOO
great fow OF blood to the head should never
be wi,sout them, as many dangerous
symptoms viii be entirely carried
oif by their immediate use.
READ THE FOLLOWING WCNDERFDf.
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA
This is 10 certify hat my wife WAS sfaicted with
The Dyspepsia for twelve years. and tried both ad.
vertised Fndcines and Thom-oni.n, hat withou,
effect; and myself STACKED with blindness, and nv
head otherwise effected from hard drinking, 20 ,hs,
was spIrehensive of tis, and seeing
HhNCE's SARSAPARH.Ll Pills
advertised, ! went and Rdt box Of thein which,
TO my us'onishmcnt Effected cure Of me and my
wife both as yet, and DO think them without
rival before the public. =. II. HAIL.
Albemarle street, near Wirk
For -sse by SETH 8. HANCE. iOe Baltimore
g., nd corner Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore
ard by GEORySE BRIGHT, Sunhury,
D. BRAUTIGAM, Nonhe mberland.
ysn I, lsA7
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Supervisors, Account.

wv. GULIcx and JAcoH You've, lGie SHpeTpisors
ofihs Borough cf Sunbury, in account with
said Borough for the year commencing in Nag
1874, and ending in May lsi5.
Or.
To whole emoon, Of Duplie,:e. 1854 Is
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Sunhurv. Nov. "a. 1876. If
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-02

jor II. Downing, President and Agent Of the
Atlantic aud Ohio line Of Telegraph, who is
now in this city, that the line from Philadelphia
to Pittsburg will be in operation by the lst Of
January. lsl7 Arrangements are in progress
for extending the line ",a Wheeling. Zanes.
vile, Columbus and Dayton, TO this city, and
thence to Louisville and st Louis. Il is &c.
signed to have the line to this city in operation
in May and June. Cincinnati! Gazette.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-02

The following is bill of items presented TO
the jury in "brsach Of promise" case recently
tried at Sprinklesburg, Wig.
Mr.. ELIrHALRr -
To Miss JsHILAn ----, DR.
To dancing three cotillions on frst &C.
quaintance, 8 Is 90
To value of sighs and one dream that
night $50 90
To thinking Of the color of his eyes one
cay at church, 4SS 90
To going TO the races, after refusing
six other beuux, SOS 90
To cutting three fine fellows to please
him 90 90
TO makiuga watch chain, 100 90
TO cost of materials for dit,o--6 bits IS
To five romps and two Hirtations l44 90
To tearing gown and bursting stock.
ing in the said romps, 73l
To one kss--stolen. l25 90
To allowing him to kiss my cheek ten
times without flinching-Sll each, ITO 90
10 "a long walk by moonlight, including
sentiment lost 90 90
TO 80 bushes when he pcppedhe ques.
ton. GOO 90
To my heart-alas l94
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Or.
BY this afnount paid, consisting Of sundry
borough orders, amounting in the ag-
grega,e to 5 3s OF
By sundry expenditures for labor in repsir-
ing roads and highways within said
boroegh, including compen,aIion fnr
personal attendance, as per rec'pis. &c. 81 50
By exonersrons of uncolle,ths wI, IN
cluding AuditoR' Ees. tl67
BY percentage on $3.50 40, 7s2
si4l SIS
Bssnes doe from said sufsrisors ;, the
Borough, 90 co
sl64 IS
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors,

Or Northumberland County, for January Term,
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LIST OF CAUSES.

l'OR ,Iial in the Court of Common Pleas OF Nor
thumheIsnd County, al January Term, lS47
commencing the frs; Monday, beirg the 4th.
Samuel John w Richard Wruiverton et 4
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Sulted 10 the Human Constitution and cQuGl 10
tie cure Of etery curajh Disease, ,ciH
be found IN
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GOLD Lever
i, welled. l,
Silver Lever
jewelled,
Sh:er Lever
ven Jewels,
ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14
ID OMAN EYE BALsAM.-
II "Waes me a chiel locks pnco grim
When the windows o. his soul grow DIM"

There arg ewb oddly ailments distressing in their ma
ture than inflammation the eyes or
therefore be regarded as boon of Which tbs ysSe nqs
BALsAM pre- pa red by HENRY JOHNSON Is such boon
It's have been tested by long erpercncs thoussnds
have benefit from its application Many
after suffering from fol- years have been
and watery have gradually disappeared ON Their eye
ds aud they have ultimately been enabled 70 read WIN plea
with ample directions for use Prepared and sold by
HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist,
augt snss BROADWAY. cor Cham en st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14

DANCING AND Waiting ACADEMY, 81 How:
- ard s,etsgnora and Srnor Fcrrero shave reopensd
their school aud about commencing afternoon class
young ladies aud evening class for gentlemen
at7h Days Of tuition Mondays and Thusdays and Wednes
days and Saturdays AZ s for ladies' aud Ia the
evening OF the dsytat gcnemens classes The new
waltz Care and all the fashionable dances taught
during the Private dancing will be usual
us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14

NJ UslC.-A Lady recently from kurope will recereh
WI her residence such young ladies' dese 70 9eeomo
teachers, or % devote their musical talents 20 he ~, hs
she qualified prepare them completely olt IoI ne
church conce room tlrfne hrf'r hed us-
Nv Ru shea rosiuos N thes- tftarr tih w. ' Iii
ftst +loctt,uu tuG alftcl l+ irtH gs ai'' is WI
N.Vt Do dfrrt'Ee q co. t.ttH rec ~. ~ a, g,st
uoH army bctwcrIt t us"I' '" " ~, s,adi.sr
VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14
FAsHloNABLE DANCING, No. w"hins'on Place

EAsHlONABLE DANClNt, MOL Washins'on i'aes'
n aud ~ Leonard street.
Mile PAULINE DEsJARDINs. Of the Royal Academy
Of Music OF Paris respectfully announces 70 her pup
ladies' and gentle residing town that sn VIII
her classes for the Tuition Of Dancing IN all rs isnlohspe
Branches her residence Leonard street. on onday sep
TENDER 2o and No Washington Place. on Saturday oeo
b when she will have the pleasure OF scyen
Dances entirely new which she has just received from rsr
Besides the usual Dances Taught in the classes Nile WI
teach the ka Mazurka the Mazurka and Polka Quad niles
waltz deir and the and graceful waltz Redowa
Mile D. takes this method Of returning thanks 70
rous patrons also state that those ladies' and
who may honor her with their patronage rest
assured that she will take every mpar that
aud elegance Of style essential the modern ball
Schools and private families attended Public cIasscs and
her residence Leonard West side Of
Broadway, and No. Washington Place, where terms and
hours Of attendance be known SIS 30tsrc
pREAKFAsT CAPs-reeI Roberts, y13 Broadway Just
ID received from auction 1000 embroidered muslin and
breakfast from q upwads rich trimmed linen cambria
and muslin dress do infants Paris embroidered robes
rich Also 10 thread lace berthes collars and
bridal scar 30 cent below the usual price M tsr
EINHARpT's 6ILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
l SGNSThess letters are rsmekable Tor dprahliyy and
hancy Of the gliding uneuualed BY any other article
tn. cy-yhch bnllancy IS warranted to stand exposure
10 weather Tey also japanned TO color that
le dosirsd Orders s Jouss, Petbs. Coz, l2c Fulton
The parqSnhip bsrst9or. .yb;.su bstwssn Msishmd'
sissmsfk Gp M8lNhAADi,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-14
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION-FORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy
81 IS per ennum-payab,e in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Eyery Saturday-Price ga cents
PR copy--s3 i2H cents snnam-payabe in advance.
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet dry
Puce 81 per copy65 annum, including postage,
or 50 IS exclusive Of postage payable in adyanss snbssIp
nan rue Vvienne, Paris; L. Simonds, IS Cornh and
John Miller, IN. bookseller, London. - ,
ANNUAL PICTORIAL Observation-Disclosures on the
lst II January of each year-singIe copy sixpeucs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the usual pricex-aiways cash IN
advance should b. written in plain legibe
Thr proprietor will not be responsible for errors that
mry nccvg in them.
PliNTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
isspctch . ,
An icrsrs or oy mail addressed TO the
sronrIsor Of the estsbsne pust he paid, the
d<iuc,.d fnn the resnisi
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

Thr Daily Nliioaal Whl oi Washing
ton, cunrs uut ia iavof ol Toe annexation u
the whole ul Mexico % lhc United States.
|, save:
"l'le grand mran, thrn, of pacifius
Mexico y, iuF lhc American Congress. in
December hest 90 dr lafe The Territory al
ue,ituio h' ,hc Territory pl The Unird
State by rigli ofrOnqpf-i. and lbsn 10 rrccl
Territorial gHsmmens m the ,cyca.
stale. ol Airtco, bt ubch the Chur.h wiu
br forever .spluird irun the S.a.s. ani
thr military power be- subject lo lhr ri,ii
"N Niuour IglgIcs make ibis lre.ara
ton, pni thus irgi.Ilir iurihr arou.frl ier.
tloIg Nr believe Il will. ior ihr s.mplc
uasun hat The Aurlcin people ui.l new.
~ sIn...l go aui u,ass settlement of ihr
qIrsi1a. Me2Ico b. our,-aua m iishi
uI cuuq1ys'. II j. u.c'rs, is couIemn the
Wal hy which Il wa. achieved. The war
has resulted ia the li.l ol' a vast republic.
|, 4 our duty 10 c.o.e that war ly thn bast
mrlsuws uipic.Irl.iou which the clrcum-
saare- wi, adnil OF.
"i'hr policy niw suggested. appear. 10
us 10 hc ihe only unc which we caa pursue.
We are sun. we can speak l1r tho Nhiss.
ns parry, IN The coming Congress, on this
lmpusm question. They will % in Co
body lor riicaiioH, aud though many or
them mas ani w,II dllsr as 10 The means
oi achieving iha, wsuii, lhry Nil. cuncru
iraie eventual. y upon the policy which we
have cuirayuicd 90 make out. They will
20 Tor legislative declaration the fact.
that Mexican territory il Uniel Slafes icr
uiotY and they aiil 20 llr the pacltcaIi1n
oI Ihc McNIc'us by clhausliug ail The pow.
ers which Congress possesses over United
Sia'es territory. What will he Democrats
do when the q1es.ion comes OPT What
Will the Executive de- when the Drclala'o.
~ Resolutions are presented 10 himl We
believe they viii one aud all units IN cars.
ins through this policy. The imperative
lprce ut circumstance. will compel lhcm Go
d. d nothing else viii.
"Thrfe is NJ objection that we eau an
llrlpair 10 this policy, which cannot be ca
sily answered. lndrcl it is tho only one
which solves all questions ul objection rel
aliyeto the Mexican war and Its couscquen.
ces."
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

Nisrr rnrnE SlANEzg fWIAs=A caI
respondent nj the Raleigh u. G Riblieal
Recorder un4cr dale Of August %. ISL
gives lhe following aeeannl nj visit Ia
Chung and Eng, lhe celebrated siamess
Twins.
In company with my iien1. Nm. M.
Nance. Esq. cal.rdta sre tue sianrz
Twins, Chung m.d Eng. residing ahau, pae
ani hall min, ffam Nannl AirF. oii a
saluahe laam wha.h that have lsfalf pc
ellass snA Hainseei - itt ~. =a4ssz
ai Wilkes. To my gfeat Disappointment.
they wefr nal at hame, haing absent on
ttslt ia lbeif plantation in Nllhrs. The
vile ul ono "a them was ai hume. agi louf
ui lhcir children, al of whcm favor nem
much N appearance. They have each oi
them children about the same aye. Ia ad
diilon la iheIf native namas they have as.
zam,d Tue name 81 Banker. ia hanor ul iheIf
banker N New lafk. The Hfs. Banker
Nhon we ioaaj at home appeared Ia be a
god laak.ug. Intelligent woman, with a
ifsh aui open counlrnanee, and apparently
about twenty-five Years Of age. Thra
appeared 20 b. a uumbrr Of servants abaul
lhs premises Of different asrs aaa .rtes.-
Their huu,e is small. but they are making
arrangements To build new aad commoII
Gus ona. Tie vilsui one uiIham, and Two
nj Ibcif ehi'dHn were al Wilkes. The.
lie alisHna at each Hlace. all ~ 20
con inue unrl they build NV house, af
sell lDeif plantation in Wilkes. which they
DIS "a n dn. They take much pleasure
IA laun.Hg. have Iinr eHap. aad ate quito
plain aud rrnnumiea. ia their Dies aul
manner ol living. afs lnul oI hunting aud
wzlh ihslf wltes anl .iIlls ones apparently !.
quite happy aud roaIru'el.
lbcif wives are said 10 b. members OF
Tue Ballisi Cbureh, ai respectable parents
aua iae i"lns o,easi1ua > - 10 clutch +
with them. They afc puurIuaI IL attend +
IN the elections, AM vote the ab.sdsaoi. F
! isan that in adlHiau 10 their properly IN F
Nurh Carolina, they have invested luads ia F
New faik A. tics ate iund Of larBins.
II would be mafh better llat they wela Ill. I
ualfd where lley haa lasalics ol getting
their productions Ia mafksi. suppose. I
however. lhs iudaeemsuIs OF tao eha.r
make hem prefer residence near lac /
mountain.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
LlfE ArrnE SPRINGS.


We e'lpaellha IaIIawins lrlm ans oil our
exchanges ltN DAYS since. h4taannnI at
this monsni reeolleci II which one bcluags
the eieaIi Of bringing Il To Iiah.
lev days since an elegantly dressed
aud IA, dsame tnung gentleman arrived al
TOE sPass. Curiosity va. on lipinr. IA,
II leapel INTO the srrY air IN discover all
aboiil " Stranger The legIs'ef was ea.
auH Is uams was rnlefel in "A main
sf1szzssise1 lt.liis = Ameaa. -. .Narfl
CaanlRI. The sensation produced by
tl,s l'casay va. iremfndanus ana unpar
alelsl lie was the snn oi q Senator
his itlh'r sa' unFc President Of the Unied
states Senate, aud hi. lamiy connexions
had lons been distinguished lpr their ruur,
nous wealth aud unqaeslionabe ability.
The laaes Immediately emplisl lhaif
tuuks spel houfs in dressing, aud appear
el Al ihc dlueg auaied IN al tue splrnlur
ul beautiful aces aud costly silks. At the
table all e4s wer Directed toward, the
senator's son aud many hr nne aux
lousy dcslre1an Introduction. The alter
noon passed b. evening approached, and
an hnar heigIe the usual lime The company
assembled N lie dining roum.
II . O'Clock precisely ,aung nangam
entered the bal, anl a buzz Of admiration
followed. OndaI ihs br.les llrtuaalell al.
'Iaf.el his alletHiun, aud he ed her 10 tue
dance. Ills eslt movement was closely
observed, and lIen The ladies' such raclam.
a.iaaz as ''AbalpdneelY manncfsl such
magnificent tigual Such graceful danringl
4 love ul' a ioul. %, lie is a duck al dsaI.
charming lsIlowls aud other sImilaf rtpfes.
sIoa.. prcaliar. | le'irfe, To The scl.
nufing the enie evening. the favor.
iie hell received ibe Wasi devoted attention,
l"m III. hangun. Many Of Tue ladies'
wuo hyughi ibry Possessed some aUrae.
liUns were greatly muIlihei Al this marbel
preference, aud lWa uf lhfce al the gentle.
men e'inced the strongest symptoms Of "A
boring under The influence oI envy aud pas
siln. Your friends, lhe witt, aud the
graceful Col. -, aud the accomplished
AID handsome M. -. were completely
IhruWn iula the shade, and yaur humble
servant, Rustic, Was driven Ifum The H., 5i
competitors. Tie orua'o,'s son was d..
ciared ,iciur, aud noby did he bear his
ahlurs. The next day Mr.. Mingum va.
again tie .eiFn.ns .iun. lie Ma. flau-rsd
admired aud culHrl By al. the ladies, but
tie superior aci Of the claiming belle cna.
bIrd hei Loo rugfuss the attention uf the gf.
dent Su,IbrmrG
Evening enre more advanced aud the
COMPANY again assembled lur the purpose
If dancii.. Nl5. Naugnm was again by
lle side OF le happy Nj. adnirius Ler
appearance. anl rompimruius her bnluy
10 lhe msl cElawmul language, when
,.camlen clpa.n entered The uuum, L1os
li g aru,iI hrm Tor a moment BE- rcma, krd
tuihr Wdiei--
"Wel. h-'s caH,ns Q, fat
"Nla" inquired.
My soN1u.' Dc answered pointing 20
iAr Suunur't ,uu.
rrp.rl that he was miluhrn-"lbe
individual wa, WiicP. MAnslm, Jr, Of
Norh Cau.ia.n
"M,nslm, Indeed was he reply, Ills
Tony NrIah-my steward and a very good
steward
The trws ,ircuh'ri--luny saw the
captain aud tl,appracl--lhc mortified
belle loui the hst sage aud is now al
humr, deeply rrgrenius that shc met aud
admired the senator, son.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

ACrnN--Whos,cr became man Of
inilItuce by sitting under the harrow ol
dc.plndcnr,l What slow poke ever ben.
eutal the word. his friends. or hims-'l'
l'horc is nothing like action, coupled with
cheerln.ne.s. We see it every where.
who Is be sitting on that empty barrel on
the Whadl 4 man with no cnrrgy-a
puy To gdrC lie doesn't know what 10
DO and how 10 start. Who is that man
with loldti arms standing near the market
pAcci A lazy, do iiiIc sort Of vagabond,
who hardy earns his bread aud butter.
DO you wish 10 hrcum, such rhafarlcrl
iruusr yourself away from the arm chair
--up lrom the gu3or--1tl %. lhc doWny
bed. Move your arms, tick your leel, aud
stir shout. give your blood chance 10 rif.
culale ia your veins and the nirul heaven
to enter your lungs. Seize the lirsl job
presented, aud dispatch ii at once--up lor
the pay, aud get anoiher forthwith. You
will soon earn enough to purchase a wheel
barrow or hand caH, and then you will
begin to i've. Who knows What ou may
become Energy is half omnipotence.
mall b ginuings end in large glins;
penny wei! turned brings lUriune. Re.
solve then TO DO something aud our word
Tor il, you will bless Us In your dying day
Tor preaching thus faithfully you.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

A LAooNIG SERMON. Job. C. /, y. 81
"Nakcd came ouI Of my mothers womb,
and naked shall return lhilher." In dis.
coursIng from these words. shall observe
the lhiea iolIuwing lhinlG First, mani in.
gress into the volldi second, bic progress
through the world; ant, 'lirdly, bis ogrrs'
out Of Tho world. 1oremm, drsi, mau' s
ingress into the world is naked and bare;
secondly his progress through the world is
trouble aud care; and. thirdly, bis pgrcs'
ont o. the world is nobody knows where.
To conclude. il we do well brre, we shall
do well there; aud ! couldtell youno more
were to preach whole year-idrsoa
H1we.