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thooSth and correct inowsdse Of the ar, ofcut,ipT Al.
:ys: q W Ss one int
.ajsct a being recommended BY the most eminent in the
The rules are paa and being ali completely 10
persn of moderate capacity few hou apply the
same successfully practice without any other
The above be obssnsd Of the ausnor or if desired
sent any part Of III. United States PTe:
mh2t lheodsc No. Ii3 Broadway.
SAVAGE 90 Fulton stree. i.selling the 81 50 Gold
II the ,S world 81 os genuine Bs'y and the
MARTINS IMPROVED BEE PALACE
Warrington City, March, l847.
,u6.c1iSer owning The right to the above improve.
r: s;;;: b; ;oa largely
nonsl' Two Of great many that could be gyen) will give
Long MEADOW. tFauquer Co. Val Dec ., lsa, .
have er s Of ns puaOe wc. state that
ana lind to be perfect protection against the beemoh
o ssir S and shsy
taken from them Mine has yielded conslderable
Tue '''''' money ''en o'0'f III? T aaaS SHERMAN
Ss State 'af oS
had Martins Improved &c Palace in for do
since have had them USE answsr hat purpose
beyond sanGpine expectations. and the
Hnws or and I :as
recommending It 70 the public.
e George Dt%ai s'.r, f!;h S'fFs sfi,'
HG irsp% B Bsns'' Su, % C WIss
the Patent where further tssti nonsls can be- ersn
ed and rights obtained for tho District Of Columbia
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Relief 10 Ireland aud Scotland.
MONTGOMERY lAlal, Feb 26, l947.

D2Aa Sra -
At public meeting of the citizens Of this city, held on
Tue 2sh inst for the purpose of devspg for
s reef Of suffering humanity in ireland, and part of
receive contributions. and the day following raised
from the benevolent sixteen hundred and hiryone dol
lars ard twenty cents (Slosi 20).
Az It was the object Of the meeting to afford relief in
check for the above amount and request YOU friends
oil the sufferers TO give il that direction which will best
promote said object and confer the greatest benefit
as committee we feel thankful in being able 10
present terei.y on the part of citizens, which,
for the number think hiss been exceeded by the
Efforts Of any of our sister cities
We remain, your obedient servants,
NE PENSION, Mayor.
VIM. KNOX,
RICHARD JONES,
JAS. Z SCOTT,
p. 8. GERALD,
J. H. MURPHY,
JAS D. HOPPER.
To the Committee at New York authorized TO receive
Contributions FOX saidobject
"The Sehoolmaster Abroad"
AT pege 50 of the City gomptrolers Report detailing
expenditures for the support Of the Aims House. the fol-
lowing charge occurs =" For teaches, sac So" II 10
strange that officials whe we'll understand the art OF
leeching the public should not know how to spell the
word A TAXPAYER
Portable Shaving Cases, OF the most COM
pact form and elegant finish beautiful appendsge the
want. Of the travelling public being cd Of such
materials not 10 be affected by change Of climate
q. SAUNDERS son, III Broadway,
A few doors above CoutIandt 81.
Metallic Tablet Razor Strops.-DIerchnnts
and dealers invited call and examine the various pat
g. SAUNDERS & SON, 1T Broadway,
few doors above Courtlandt street.
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HAIR SEATING. HARDWARE, &c.
AGENTS uP.srAps PRICES.
A LII PATTERNS Of Table Cutlery at manufacturer
prices warranted g. flies Chisselr &c on the ster-
ling list; Trace Ch,ins Knob Locks Frying Pans, Anvs
Vices, Ne. &c. &c full assortment Of Hair Cloth A. th.
reduced prices with general assortment Of sple Sheeid
and Birmingham Goods, II low Prices 70 the trade
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
MA 3teodsrh IS John street, up stairs
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TO THE OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY
Thing necessary for ling ths camp chest or sad
Article for IL. toilet. and IN he ms.s conn com
w' s G"": % Oh:
in '''''' Leather i'ias Cup; sTSioSss p.z.An
ma &.rc l7s Broadway. corner of Courand street.
AID TO SCOTLAND
81 I'd 70
% nss
tended TO- The previous fs%.inr The fund. to
their a:sne' B. RosEsrsoN
POCKET Book lost.
ss on: an. q line
;% w Be- o. money and var ~ m % %
sTaph Room Post: Buildings. corner Of Beaver sSd
TO 1N5 Of
y s
sSS 'ls
give reference to many first houses IN tS. city
and 70 sterling inesty and II.p'e.chsbs
i:1: :::
be Immediately attended to. maI stsrc
UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
CoPos,t1r: Of sh: institution Organised ssu,
sPss vs. r's: ;A's ssSe
s s es@'.I s ss ,sS Ssa
Navigation Risks and also for Fire Risks the profits to
be divided between the and those doing bust
ness with the institution book will also be open to re.
ssIve applicstiou. for insusnc. and continue open till
onday morning. 2Sth nst which time the
adjourned to complete the orgauz,tion. &c. -
-. 49, TRUSTEES.
Richard NJ. Laurence, StoIhen Allen
Lambert suydam, James D. Wa,d,
Joseph bouchaud, Edward Collins,
Paul Spoford, Ferdinand Suvdam
Seth Grosvenor, Abrshsm q Thompsop
John Y. Nesmitk n III Wolfe
shepherd Knapp George Rapelye,
Eowin Howl, John Van Nest,
4 T H. Gibson, Robert A Robsrtsop
q. II Sand.
And other Trustees to be associated.
m24 st ewh LAMBERT SUYDAM Prsaidept
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q. X. CLARKE,

MERCHANT TAILOR, i6 William street, opposite the
VI New soiesI aer self that have never yet made
garment that the purchaser has not recommend
ed me 10 his friends aud they theirs that business
increases 10 a geometricaI ratio.
IL shall endeavor still greater satisfaction
The genus Sack" kept ready made.
finest French Dress Coats made TO measure, -.
Lower qualities, tt, 10, Ia. A few Overeoats, hne, still
lef, pnce SIS
All goods bought and sold for cash. MA s,sic
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AFFAIRS IN WARRINGTON.

II Y TIL E M ALL y.
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z OOO Hall LANIEaNs The largest add most
OsOOO splendid ssortme OF Hall Lalterns Of cut,
engraved aud glass Offer I'd the public Whole
sale dealers will please examine and jucge for themselves
GEORGE EDWARDS,
m3Nsrc liz and ll6 Nassau street.
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DOMBY AND SON-GKATlS!
ME- Sixth mart of Mr. DICKENS, new storv frerev,

ROBES, MODES, AND FANCY ARTICLES.
GO0EFROY, $40 Broadway, corner of Leonard street.
will cpsn Thursday next, the 18th instant, her
general ma 4tsr
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AGvpD HNA1S.

DARK THEATRE wedne.s.r rv-pi,g 49,, ol,h
bIAToRspaSsssepps. M FSs sss f.sdy q The Ola
Brashus Barry Julia Miss Ksts Horn senoa wife Of Spar
10 coneiass with 40 so-Mr Lilywht. Mr. Bass; Mr..
To morrow 9Th night Of the engagement, Of Mr. Forrest,
.i De-: :sssh f'''s o'clock '''o'"''s. win com
b will 5: performed JULIUS CGsxR.brsS:. =
Booth; T,.bonu' stevea'; ropiliss. German; Cal
70 coneuds with PyTNAM-0sn w..hiu.,sn, |. Nj
H Rsshsi Gen Putnam Miner wi,.% Cluss T.is Be-,
Putnam Mrs. Sergeant; Mr.. sarkhsm Bfosdley; vioi..i
Dress Circle % cents; Pit and Gallery ia,I cents,
Doors sI o'clock. Performance commences at Z
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE ---'wednssda
'ffs ish 'iS%si
~ +; s::s :: HaH2 90
M To eSnslaSe WIN AN OBJECT OF INTEREsT-M
as ss.s s;a pit one 'h
Door. OF co att O'Clock; curtain half pastr.
PNhkM sSs ot tvEA HNoUsE Chamber. .a.e.-wEp
Opera of ''"'S" '''"' W ''aue''' Cruz
LOMBARD
fd', EE,fSs'DHs H 81 An BSSfi;g ops
!. b! \. E.. Ss. IS, Boz.
g.. i. a. fs be
commence AZ ~ o'clock; doors open at
Season subscribers desirous TO retain .ss,. for m. ~
S s w :a s N; ssS
ClRCUS-BUW cry AMPHITHEATKE-
T'HlS EVENING, March a-The ENTERTAINMENT wi
= comm.nce with star and Wal'x Entree led b
Mr. James Nixon and Mrs Cullen. 80
Mons Casimer . the French Hercules
, The Dulcmer Band Of Mnsrrels will play variety
fs Vsaiias Rop. 70
- turing, Juggling, lie
To conclude with the Comic Bal OF OF LUBIN AND Ar
NETTE-Lubin, Mr. hiadiE gan; Annetts Miss Jesselyne
Doos open at, performances commences II n past T.
Borss IS cents Pit l2x.
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ROOM TO LET.

ROOMS TO LET.
A GENTLEMAN Of retired habits can be accommodated
"A with parlor aud bedroom attached with breakfast and
tea genteel private family residing elegant house
in the vicinity OF Broadway and unon Place Address with
real name and reference to o. at the Herald Office will
meet with immediate attention. n20 6teodiA2ws rh
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATESfor the District Of Lousians-Josnh Barker OF
the Executors of Chester Clark Thomas Hunt al
In equity bill and amended Pill 1t aPpesns e the Cou,
erecutrx Walter Tsgser Co, William WsddelI, Or
lando Fisk, Austin Melville Co., Mansel I. Stout Pink
John Hunt & Co.. Van Wyck Philips, and 7. w. Pnkney,
reside out Of the State Of Louisiana and all most Of them
in the city of New York
ordered that the said defendants do pesd answer
demur the said bill and ended bill before tbs first
Monday April next aud that copy Of this rue be served
upon them personally pubhed in one Of the newspapers
week for four weeks previous that time s the expiration
Of which period default Of such the said and
amended bill shall be taken pro confesso.
certify the above 10 be copy from the minutes OF
the said OF the order tn day taken The above
ED. RANDOLPH Clerk.
Now Orleans, Feb |, lS47 M 3w3tsw
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LESSONS IN DRAWING, &c.

LESSONS IN DKAWiNG, &c.
MONS II. LAEDERICH, lately from PARIS, wishes to
IVA employ som. CT his line In giving lessons IN drawing
and wa'er color painting (aquarelle)
Having been pupil OF the celebrated Redoue, snd pos
sewing fully toe manner Of that he
himself especially 10 the dss wishing acquire the
eomplshmsn, Of d,awing and painting foweT well q 70
York, for oil the other branches of his art
hEFEsHScEs-Rcy. A. versn, Rev. T. y Schroeder, d.
lie Barber. Coilomb Issln schrage K Koop
Application. for terms may be made the Rev Yer
YUV,OON sums TO suit applieant's on good product
Wall street the Croton water Office basement who has
house and lot Tor SALE situated h street. opposite Wash
ington Square.
b. Several small Sums OF money to lend Brooklys
real estate. Apply AZ nhnyn. l22 eod2nnsT
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IMPORTANT TO A SUFFERING
COMMUNITY

FROM REV d. +. REED.
GENTLEMEN my vie had q cough she supposed il
the result Of dampress in tie basement and feared
might become serious She of Your Clarified rs
sence OF Hoarhound Candy-he cough speedily cured.
Yours &c. DAYTON T. REED,
. rs Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Msssrs PEAsE IS Division street.
sold BY J. PEASE u SONS, As Division Of, eet.
AeENrsRu hton Co.. no and 1856 Broadway, and 10 As
tor ousc 93 Broadway 1888 Boe ey Catharine
l05 A, enue D.; I'll broadway Sixth Avenues Newark
NJ 1873 Broad street; Brooklyn 39 aud 26s Fulton streets
OLIVE BRANCH LODGE NO. 81, 10 OFO.F.
THE MEMBERS are asated to be puneiual in their
attendance ON Wednesday Evening March 2ith bus
ness oil importance will be brought before them.
GEO b. BROWNE, N. q. Pro tom.
CLARKE, SscTetary mas 2lissrh
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD
THE subscriber will receive until the lat Of April isl7
Tor the delivery OF 800 cords Of best seasoned
Oak wood Fort Columbus 0overnors Island Cornmuui
cations he endoise Proposals. for Wood" stating the
price cord Of 1913 cubic feet aud the place Of
dence Of the bidder and the Of
faithful performance Of the contract For Information
lan1 particulars apply to No 50 Greenwich street
(signed) n. ID VlNTON,
Captain and Assistant Qusrterm,ster
New York, March s. 1877 ms eodoIstArc
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
1--WE HUNDRED TONS Of best qualify, broken and
screened red ash Anthracite Coal wanted by the sub
scrber for the Of the Governors lsnd
posas for the delivery Of which will be received
Quaermastes Office, so Green wch street. uot the list OF
April proxmo 10 be endorsed Proposals for Coal" The
delivery to the month Of May and be
pIeted by the lst Of August.
H. ID. vlNrON, Capt. and A. Quarternaster.
New York, March 5, 1917. ms eodto AL rre
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IN PRESS. snd will be pnblishsd to nonow.,fpes *
Lecture the Antecedent Causes Of the irish
FAMINE 10 1917 delivered by the Right Rev Bshop HueHEs.
d. D. AZ the Broadway Tsbernscle. March 20 le1.
" EDWARD DUNCAN,
maa 3i.sre i5I Fulton street N. Y.
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Metallic Tablet Razor Str0ps.-NIerchants
and dealers invited call and examine the
terms Of the above, at the manufacturers
G. SAUNDERS x SON, 1T Broadway,
A few doors above Courandt street.
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TO WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS
AND LlTHOGRAPHERS.
PAINTER, recently arrived from Europe ard who has
IA been several In Rome wishes to hnd permanent
employ either n window shade painting establish.
mept, as Landscape Painter, or IN hographc establish
mebt, as Draushsmsn Enquire Of
ma3M.rc LOUIS FERRET, % John st. up stars
J. STOUVENEL & CO,
No 20 Gold street and No John street. Broadtody
M MANUFACTURERS, wholesale and retail deasn IN
u CHINA, GLASS, AND LAMPS,
70, oil and lard fixtures Of every description. Solar and
0,s Lamps. Chandeliers, BraAeu, 0irandoles, Candida
bras, &c &c.
Private Hou,es Churches and Hotels, fitted with Gas,
reduction in price and all Articles warranted
complete OF the richest cut pressed and PLAN
GAS constantly on hand. -
the above articles made order and all kinds OF Glass
Ware matched pattern Lamps ate cd and repaired
Goods !oaned parties Oil at wholesale and retail New
Style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns
- Packages for the country sent free Of expense,
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
SPLENDID performances, both Afternoon and Evening.
at and N o'clock when will DO exhibited Dioamc
and PANORAMIC representation Of the
5, FUNERAL o. N NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
with all the Pageantry and porp Of that OCCASION
hisoi VII DC e1hIoted At all hours feet models Of
IN me world worth, IN the aggregate $50
tang, &c.
Admission Is Children unier 10 years iax ceuts
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WANTED,
DY WO Respectable Young Won en- to
- do general hnuework take Of children the other
to do himberwork plain cooking small private tsm
Iy; best Of city reeeaces Please call $50 Fourth
sheet ia the second floor stairs between LIST and I'd
Avenues IN
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
~ CERT the Opera Hotel - Chamber ST. ect next door
70 ralmo Every Evening commencing at past o'clock
tnn the celebrated English voc,ls with Mr. Harrisou the
famed lmpIovisator Mr. Chime will preside the Piano
4 Omission Free.
&c ms& dts c
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CASI OFF OLUIHING AND run MI UhG
WANTED.
ABIES and Gentlemen having any of superious
IL clothing furniture dispose Of obtain lair cash
price for the by sending note BY calling the
be punctualiy attended to. II. DE BOER, Tx Canal st
Up Stairs
NB-Ladies can be attended TO by Mrs De Busr
Old stock aud JOB goods bought Of desc pton and
amount. mas I'm srh
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WEEKLY CONNER CIAL URNAL.

As he kept no log of his voyage, we know not
what pers he encountered, nor what sea-serpents
| he saw; but there can he no doubt that lis dam
gers were many, and his hardShlps great. Alter
being driven about the wide waters for many
days he at last dsCt rned the sandy ellis Of TINS
/ Island, and thinking from its dcsolae look that
] no Christian p, rsecutor would ever follow him
thlthcT, he landed with his family and being hos
pitahly entertained by the native Indians, who
had never before the face of white man
and liked to cultivate a curiosity of the KIND
among them, he remained year. There was a
charm for the honcst-heartcd Thomas Macy in
/ the sublime ISOLATION of the Island.
The waters aboundrd with great variety OF
fine fish, which the Indians caught without diff
hCulty; on the shores were clans, quahogS, per-
rwiHkcs, oysters, and many other crustaccous
decacirs; the Indians cultivated corn aud t"hac-
CO, aud tradition says that there were trees enough
on the Island to supply them with ir"-wuod.
But, win all TIA, So essential elements OF haPpi-
ness, there was still wanting the converse OF
friendly IA ighh"r-; 80 that the pcr-ccued pilgrim
relurn' Il TO Salisbury and gave bright picture
Of the delights If his new home, that some half
a dom families were tempted to return with
NM they were men If simple aht-, Of strong
virtues and benevolent hearts. One of their num-
ber shortly after they landed went to the tip Of
hill to l."k upon their Canaan, and seeing the
parched and desert aspect Of the land, turned to
the sea, where be whales spouting and gam
boiling among the crested waves, stretching out
us %'i 'e PoluRd 70 tlle ocean anu sniI T."
% soiutr are Iae green nTlus WIZ"
W., Ge ny our cHliuiru Hs ri' a
, r" h EJlL1"i Iro,.i
IS1 .' it 20 te ls''iIu
frn, !, i mh"s 10 cue sea- anu o' ,in,"
Non,n.iat %aI VI am.
,l,,rJ y; ,I 49, g L".' u,.t W Ir
IN he ,,oiJ A. ,L 80" ;, no., La,s hI,t
nioht, NJ, a. W., ~, Jn,,o
81, -'e" D'u40i las he"i' N0"'''
Tto NV .,9r 49,, 80, .r ., 1;nr,,,,
-in ~, u,i, ~ a,,J fro
~. J ,hcir
W. ao S''lo anu i
,, n,,o tmo 's, , """ IF the
s,,' ~ luz .St i;rs No
puiSI'' W unnsl ui'''r [t';
Mo,Iu van 1ii' "I uieIP in'in,y g. ,n,,
Gou'se WI 'ne "'"l' i,u ~ ,.eIuS
has SUM n,i. Il nr
m'"'S % Wv P'Tp'ei wv a''S ;r'''h ",'o
t""'"u5 y u'u is'is" u" 'h''i SP'''si '''' 80
toms ana VIII pr"nanly remain so forever ~
Spllt 1l the h9cAS OF visitors VINO rtSoI. 10 ,n'
ls'abu curing 'he not months TO ENJOY Tue , TIa.
eng SEA ar ana lhe me ocean scenffy' w
town Hseii Is composed manly OF ?Iu Wta'Het-
beaten frame houses covered WIN pine s"lnsleS'
ana 'huf'iy ue''Ilu'e OF al archliectutal slaces
OF the en'eII!s""'til oil pants lhe s'Lt'lS are
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON

:" A Savings Bank for N" benefit Qfhe Wido,c and
Orphan.'
(EMPowERED by ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL E SOC, goo STERLING, OR e., 500 900,
Besides Reserve Fund (from surplus premiums }
Of about ) lS5 900,
(Parto of the Capital is inrested in the United States
Il. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street. Hanover, Square, Chairman of the
Court Of Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chi9 Office for America, "a HAL ST., N.Y.
Jacob Harvey, Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland,
John ]. Palmer, Gorham II. WORTH
jonathan Goohue, Samuel M. Fox,
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, c. Edward Habcht.
EDW'D T. RICHARDSON, General accountant.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates, Lists
of Agents, Sc &C., obtained at the Chief Office, ~
Wall street, from either Of the Agents, through
out the United States. and British North American
Colonies.
J. LEANDER STARR, General agent
For the United States and b. N. A. Colonies.
Pamphlets explanatory of Life Insurance, and the
peculiar system Of this Institution, blank forms of
application, &C., obtained at the Agents Office 6
German street.
US. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
jonathan Meredith, Esq. Chairman.
Samp Hoffman, Esq,
j. III. NJ CuliOh ESQ.,, M. d.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN. 8 German street.
THOMAS Ii. WILLIAMS. jy 81 ly
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PORTER. ALE & CIDER BOTTLING
ESTA BLISHMENT.

VII Il subscriber has on hand and intends keeping
IL supply of the following BOTTLED Liquors:
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
GUlNESS' DUBLIN DOUBLE STOUT,
SCOTH ALE.
Poughkeepsie and Albany Pale Ale and Phadcl-
phia Brown Stout,
Phadr phia and Baltimore Porter and AIes.
Champagne, Newark aud other elders in Wood,
and Bottles.
Shipping Merchants, Captains Of Vessels and Bro
kers requested to call and judge for themselves.
N. b The above Liquors will be warranted to
keep sound in any climate.
THOMAS WALSH,
Of Log CABIN memory.
South Gay-st., Baltimore. june ly
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NcniH Adaptation.-W Wonderfully does the mind
suit itself to occasions, and become accommodated to
every circumstance. 1t will rise superior to the
strokes Of fortune be happy in adversely and serene
in death. The consciousness of rccttude will not
only enable it to endure evil but divcst misfortune
of its every terror Tenderness will yield to
bending firmncSS, and the eye in which the tear of
emotion has often started will disdain to weep.
He who remarks the vicisstudcs of fortune, and how
quickly prosperity may be succeeded by fall, can
ii becomes elevated in triumph, and extracts from
adversely its hidden Jewel. The priciplc of adapta-
ton to everything which be the lot of man, is a
good genius which follows him drought his being: and
its workings are alike evident, whether you regard
his mental or physical relations to the phenomena
which encompasses him; 1t is this which gives zcst
to his pleasures, Soace TO his cares; it gds for him
the smbcams of the morning, and when night APP
proachcs, it smoothes for him ''thc raven down of
darkness till it smiles. ~. f.. Barl0,c.
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Hankind in the l5h CentWy.-Thcy had neither
looked into heaven nor earth, neither into the sea
nor the land, as has been done since. They had
philosophy without experiment, mathematics with
out instrument, geometry without scale, astronomy
without demonstration. They made without
powder, shot, cannon mortarS; nay, the mob made
their bonlircs without squibs or crackers. They
went to without compass and sailed without the
needle. They viewed the stars without telescopes,
and measured attitudes without baromctcrs. Learn
inc had no printing press, writing paper, and pa
per no ink. The lover was forced to send his mis-
deal board for letter, and bllct-doux
might be of the size of an ordinary trcnchcr They
clothed without manufactures, and the richest
robes the skins ofthe formidable monsters.
They carried on trade without books, and corrcspon-
dcncc without posts; their merchants kept no ac-
counts, their shopkcepers cash-bool<; they had
surgery without anatomy, and physicians without
matcra mcdica: they gave cmctics without ipccacu-
anha, and cured agucs without bark.
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$3.50 49, $50 .h1s3# d a. 49, 49,
JOSEPH TAYLOR d SON.
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD.
ING MERCHANTS

Corner Of Eutaw and German streets
BALTIMORE:
GOODS consigned TO their care or left al their
N Depot, will be forwarded daily, via Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road and Wagons, to the West.
The location Of their house in this place and of
their Agents in Cumberland b eing the Rail Road
enables them to receive and forward Goods by this
route with but little handling or expense.
Shippers requested send their bills Of ad ing
or receipt, on shipment Of goods.
Produce consigned to them for sale will receive
particul ar attention. June S If