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AMERIC AN SILVER.
FEVER AND AGUE!M
CJTHOROUGHLY ERADICATED ~
BY ROWANUS TONIC MIyTuRE4.,

by R0WAADS T0NlC MlAIuREsse
TTHAT great National, Old Favoritp. and 'Sier.
ling Rpmedy!.! of EIGHTEEN YEARS.
STANDING-still unapprosched in its wonder
ful success certainty, and saf ty, in the CURE OF
wRETC led coMPLAiNT,,,
ur Ifyou would escape the afsenical (poison.
o,s) connterfets take not hottie from. anu one
iha' is not guarded by te written signature
of the original inventor and. proprietor, joan r.
RowANp, 0" P"per LABEL crossing The mouth
and cork
This remedy has never been bolsiered up by
false and deeei inl pufs, bu, has won its way tc
the confidence and universal adoption of the in
hab'ianfs OF fever AND Acre DISTRICTS BYI7H
GOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE, to
which all the agents, and every person who have
used il, well testify,
PROPRIETOR'S OFFIC
l43 Arch Street PhiIadelphia
AGENTS for urbnry-lra T. Clement, ]. W
Ffiling, II. NJ sser and Geo Bright.
AGENTS for Nortbnmbe mberland-Forsytbe, vii
son 4 Co., r NJ. MCay.
August 5, ls4s--eow .tg
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WardrObn OF E:isiaf0:aabic
CLOTHING.
J. w. s f. ID. STOKES,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

No. I94 .'iwkei Street. First Ckihing store be.
ioW .Safh,
PHiLApELPuiA.
"a HERE they ar" constantly engaged in get
ting up from the best French, English and
american 9th. c'othing Gu; anl made up IN the
most superior aud fashionable stye. Versions
who buy TO sci vii fad large aud exce.sent
stock al the lowest city prices. c oihng MADE
"p 10 order, ina superior style al the shortest
notice.
n. B--0dd Fellows Rega'ia, a large assort.
ment always OF hand Orders from Lodges and
indvidua promptly attended to on the most rea.
sonahe terms
Phi'ade phia. June 3, lSiS-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR TowNsEND's SAEs NPAR1LLA isl sovereign anl speedy
nrren consumption. md for the general prusra
ton ul the sysicp matter whether The result III lie-
causes, produced by resuary Illness or ;'c-
citrit.
Nothing can BE- m,rc surprising than its invigoramg cf
fccs the human frame. Persons all weakness and hls
situlc. from taking it become bs and iul of
energy uidcf i,s influence. II Immediately c'utcracs the
cryeis>ness OF the female frame. which is the great cause
blrrcnness
II will not r expected of in Of delicate
turr, exhibit certificates o cures pcrllnc hut we
the afflicted that hundreds of eases have Been rcp0rs
ted trus.
DIR. TOWNSEND: Ny wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility and suffering continually by
plin aud with other difficulties, and having knolvn
where medicine Inns effected great cures and usD
hearing nendcd for such ,s have described.
| oDainri c of yrnr Extract of Sirsapwila ami fol-
lowed the directions yuu gave me In short perlld II
removed her complaints and restored her to health. Being
grciiiu fr the benefits she received take pleasure in
thus acknowledging it, and recommending Il to The p@ic
Albany. Aug. II. II. cor. Grand II Lydia sis.
DYSPEPSIA
M fluid or mcicn9 has been discovered which so
nearly resembles the gastric Juice saliva in deconposg
food u strengthening the of digestion this
paraun OF Sarsiprih 1t positively cures every cise Of
| dyspepsia, however severe or chronic.
1 Bank Department. Albany, MAY 10, isis.
DR.. Townsew-Sir: | have been afflicted for several
years with y spepsa in its form. attended with
s.'mrC llss OF appetite extreme hcrrir aud n
great aversion tn all kinds of {, ii. AMI fw weeks (whai
could ca have hccn unable tn retain h snail portion
IN my stomach tried the usual remedies. hut they had
but little effect in removing the anpnin n-
durcd about months since. yOlr Extract o Sur
saparilh uni | must sIy with little confidence imi after
using nearly twn bottles found my appetite restored and
tha heartburn entirely we'd; and Wuual earnestly re-
commend the OF it t. those w have been afflicted as
have been. Yours, &c. w w. VAN XANDT.
Agent for Smbury - JOIN w. FRlIING Nor
thmntcrland. MARY \. McCAY; Dmyille, WM. a
MURRAY X Co.,
Anil ~. lsis-ly
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vDICrsTloV or DysrEpsJA.

No medicine perhaps has ever been disc vrrc,l which
gives much toni ~ the stomach and c1uscs the stcrr-
tir ui healthy gastric jncc to dec np tie uod Us DR.
brakes panueea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

philadelphia.
Wouil respectfully invite attention 10 his superior
style of hats for auiumn. lsss, which will be
found the most perfect ever before offered to the
community. It's peculiar forms renders il the more
dcsirabl ,as il combines all the essentials Of dura.
by andneainess, requisite in tha, article of dress
whiis his increased facilities in in manufacturing
with all The modern improvements. enables him
To CuALLAsGE the WoRLD TO produce a better
Hat.
CHiIDnEN's FANcr H.rs AND Cars or THE
LArKsr MonE.-These goods have beea selected
with great care, and will he found most beautiful
| and chasie in their styles.
LauIss' Rinse HATS AND Cars oF EHrInx.
Ly NEW wPArrsINs.-Grca, csrchss besn bsstow.
ed IN eonstrustms these articles hat they may q,
perfectly easy and form graceful appearance.
| t CHARLES OaKF0RD.
| lo4 Chestnut ct. few doors above rhird.
| Philadelphia.
September 80, ls4seh--June 81. lsis-iy
NUM SHOES for Gentlemen and Ladies', Jus
" received and for sale by II. MAssER.
Sunbugy. Dec 2, lsis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
FOR ERupTIONs OF TIE SKIN

Scurvy. Scurhuic Affections. Tumors, white Swelling.
Erysipclas Ulcers, Cancers. Running : res. Scahs and
Bilcs Dr. Dmkcs pnnacea b. too highly cNtniei
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

ThE LOWELL ADVERTISER says there are
four Aandred aud twenty-five places in that
city were spirits are sold contrary 10 law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
246 AND 4l3
MARKET STR EET,
PHILsnfLPHIA.
THE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST


Gold and silver Watches
IN pfIiI.ADEDAiiA
Gold Levers, full ieweed, ls carat
case $50 aud over
Silver Levers, fall iswclled SIC and over
Lepnes sll and over
Quartrs, ) 5io $40
Gold Pencils. Sd
Silver Tea Spoons, equal 10 coin, so
Gold Pens, silver holder and pencil 90
With splendid ment of Ill kinds of
Watches. both gold and silver; Rich Jcweliy, &c.
&c, Gold Cham ol the best mennfaciuies, and in
fact every thing in the " aich and Jewelry line
at much less ices than can ba b uyht in this
city nr elsea here.
Please save this advertisement. and call at ei.
ther LEWIS LhDOMUS.
No. 4l3 MARKET street. hheve Il Ecvenih.
north side, or at JACOB LADOMUS.
2i6 MAREET ST., first store below Eight, south
side.
CT We have Gold and Silver Levers still chea.
per Ihun the above prces--a liberal discount made
to The trade.
| September %, lsds-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

TO THE LADIES.

Ladies Oi palc cprincN NJ and cnsnnptivc habits, and
such debacd y those ohstncii which females
liable To, restored by the o btilc or two, Ia
bloom II is by far the best remedy discovered
for weakly children. and such have lad humrrs being
pleasant, they take it, II Immediately restores the appetite
strength and color.
Nothing can he more surprising than It's lnvig rating cl
ccs the human frame pcrs all wcukIcs md lis
siiude before taking it, at hccInc rhms, ud iul u
energy under its niucnce. 1t immediate cCuutcacs the
ncrvelossness of the female fame.
CACTlON.Bc careful anl see that you get the gcnu-
inc DR.. DRAkE'> PANACEA 1t has the signature c GEn L.
SToRRs the wruppcrld asn the name ''DR. DgAKEs
PANAcEA, PuuA." blown ~ the rass.
Prepared only by SroRRs Co. Druggists No. 81 NORTH
Sixth 81. PiIatrlphin.
Agent for siunbury-II MASSER.
Sold ais, by WM. 4. MupElN Co. DaAvillc II. SuAEF
ER Milton; MARY Mccoy, Northumberland; l.. z. LUTz,
| Bnomslmg,
April |, 1siS-fy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

IN this medicine several inn0cen u very potent articles
Of the vegetable kimgd united forming mpg md
entirely different in its character and Properties irni ANY
other prepartian, aud unrvach in its urtlti II uh The
system when aboring under disease. 1t should he in the
lis ol every pcrs who hy business, general cpuisc
u life, predsp sc to the many ailments that rli-
der lc curse instead oI blessing, und 50 often result III
death
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07

"pA, AISrl growing tall." "Why, what's
year height, Sonny r. ''Why I'm seven foot
lacking ayaid ilain'l that some, old hoss ?"
Pa fainted
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
A THousAND DoLL,us SAvEp
AsABY g. ROCAP,
HAT and Cap Manufacturers,

South East Corner Of An and Market Street,
Basement starry.
PNIN A D z Z p II A.
IJAYE crnsianty ON hand a full and compe,e
Il assorimtnt of HATS. CAPS, and FURS
AIS, an elegant assortment Of a.en>' AM hoys
Ieehorn, Panama, aud PAfm.taf Hats. Al Of
vi ich by a savin. of $1,000 IN rent, will he sold,
whole .ae AID retail, at The very Invest prices.
Counuy dealers wouli Do well to cali as by e.
economy aud low rent, we are enabled 10 sell u,
very low rates t
June 10Th, lS4S.-ly
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CgsEAG' WATCHES 5. JEvyELRY.
j. & w. L. WARD,
No. Io6 CHEsNUT street, Philadelphia,

Opposite The Franklin House,
n IMPORTERS of Gold aud Silver Patent Le-.
Il yer Watches. and Manufacturers OF Jewelry
y good assortment always on hand Gold Pa
lent Levers. - Jewels S3S: Silver do SIS TO
SEQ; Gold Leplnes. $50; silver do. SIG to l5
Cl cks ami time Pieces Gold Pencils, 81 25,
upwards Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, 81 so;
Gold Bracelets aud Breast Pins, in great variety;
Ear Rings Miniature Cases Guard Chains,
sic 10 S25; Plated Tea Sets, Castors, Cake
Baskets andlesticks Britannia Ware, Fine Ivo.
ny Handled Table tn lery, and general assor,-
ment of Fancy Goods
AMERIC AN SILVER.
FORK IND SPOON MANUFACTORY
J&W L. WARD. No. lO6 CHESNUT St,
Philadelphia, opposite the Franklin House,
Manufacturers of all kinds Of Silver Spoons,
Forks, Tea Sets. Ladies'. &c. All work made
by us is stamped with our name, and warranted
10 De made of purely American coin.
Philadelphia August l2. 1876 mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
STJNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIl
t OXYGENATED
a E yn IA s-Qa S2 G3
soyEpEi REMEDY ron
DYSPEPSIA, Q3o
PIaTIIESlC,
. tte- AND .tstt
GENERAL DEBILITY
CEOPCE II, GREEN pnopuIrToH,

Windsor Vermont.
Is sovereign remedy for DYSPEPSIA, In many Of 81
FORMS such Imi III the Stomach, Heartburn lm'dtuh
Cor,iveess Acid stonmth Headache Loss OF Appetite,
Piles Night Sw,s,is, uud even Consumption (Dyspcptc
Phihsc) and Asthma. phisc attended with der,igc-
nicit oi the Stomach (or DyspcItc Asthnr) Dhhcui'
Breathing. which often results from Imperfect digestion (r
Dyspctic Sysrnua) is relieved y these Bers In shnt,
their hus been proved IN the rcicf of nlioost all te
symptoms that prcecd from debilnlnd or atomic conl-
tim the stomach; ulsc III general debility arising from
agc from the effects of Fever. particularly Fever ah
Aguc Females suffering hlcr nny uterine dcrnngcic
arising from wenkrcss will lind the "OxYGENArEp biT-
TEps' nn excellent remedy, and not supposedly any eui-
cine in use.
wa@ tp public favor solely by the force o its intrinsic
merits M artificial means have been used TO give 1t Il"
loricty md thrust upon public atc' ~ u has never
nrkablc cic,cy in the iaily o the pr prictor, aud by
him afterwards administered to his Inflicted friends nd nc-
quuinauccs with like result isrcpuation gradually en-
tended until IL s known in the inust distant parts ul the
Unun medicine of unrivalle virtues IN the cure o
Dyspepsia in all iis different rrlns. and ais for the cure Of
Asihut or Phthsc. It's only hcrfd and IFS only eu gy
has been the ci It's wnderlnl efficacy. as told IRON
ry instance where these Bcrs have been used. and the
suit ndc known to the proprietor, they have proved re-
nciy.
Numerous certificates nitesting the singular efficacy of
the "OXYGENATEp lIiTTERs. III the possession o the
proprietor; many ol them signed by persons already widely
known to the public.
WINDSOR, VT, October ,, ISIS
The following Certificates have recently been
received:
WASHINGTON, d. c.; JrNa 10, 1916.
Having made use of the "Oxygnmtol Bfters' prepared
by Dr. Geo. b. Green ul Winds Vt. Id from kn wv
ledge ninn,1 of their efficiency in ether cases we thecruly
commend them The public believing that they will FULLY
susain the innerdam cf the Proprietor We h'pc
that Ibis valuable remedy may he GENERALLY diifused
throughout the country that 1t may be accessible TO all the
Inflicted.
T1MSEi r,iiirS p,I S L. s Senator from Vermont.
JAMES r. SIMMONS. l. :. Sc,r,tur from Il. Island.
j. T. MoRi1iEAD. L. :. Senator and rinsrly Govern
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
HSS3
Patent Albright
SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING
STOVES.

Patent Albright
SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING
STOVES.
THE above Stove, which is equally well adapted to Wood
i C,sl, has received silver medals the u the
American Institute, New York oi the Mechanics lnsti
tuic b ,sto; the Franklin institute, Philadelphia; and
OF the Mechanics Institute Wilmington, Delaware.
1t is Capable il property used, OF ding more work, with
less fuel than other Stove yet offered to the public: in
winter il Nyi warm the largest kitchen while in summer
with the summer dress attached, it throws
heat than cnTc al furnace and for boiling brong bi-
king roasting, ii camO be surpassed by any other Stove
'p''' NV " RECOMMENDATION.
CERTIFICATE or TIE JupaHs OF TIE MRcuANIcs IysrI
TuTE, BosroS
We, the subscribers, leng ch Judges by the MasSi
chuseits Charitable Mechanics Assncaiipn in Boston
stoves furnaces, rrgcs &c ud inform the public, that
after testing NIL the Clkig that pat into the
Fair ig exhibition, urd citing each manage his
stove with the same kind Of csnl IN oider
which would d. the work with the c,s. lue in the
time and do It best hrd that Stewarts Patent
Summer and Winter Ar'Tigt C'okine si'Ne mnuaiactur-
d bv the ntenee of Troy, n " u be the best, took
hut il mies boil wp gallons oi wafer and lke biscuit
IL, the time, and broil beef steak, and all due in the
hest nnnrcr with pounds Of coal, IN thirty minutes
from the time the fire put into the stove To which
we awarded the silver medal.
JAMES GOULD, WALTER CORNELL,
THOMAS MOULTON, AD WEBER, and
JAMES PAGE, JuDsEs
The subscribers respectfully invite the attention OF cln
Try dealers t one Of the largest and best selected stock o
stoves, offered in this city, amonS which are the fob
lowing;
Bases.
Screen Cylenders.
Oven Stoves.
Washington Air Tight Cooks.
Vulcan do do
| Eurekas do do
Large Oven do do
| Albany do do
| Willis do do
| McGregor Mammoth do
| Premiums Cook S owes.
| National Air.Tight Cooks.
PaIlor Stoves.
100 Louis Air.Tight Parlor Stoves.
$50 Charles the LIST Aii-Tight do
900 Lady Washington, Air.Tight Parior.
1870 Washington Air-Tight do
800 McGsegor's three days Parlor Air-Tighl
Coal Stoves. burning three days without atien
tion. n ..
For sale Wholesale and retail by North, Hsrri
son < Co. No. 800 Market street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, July 18th, 1915
,U|STTCES RTANKS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-07
FU RS.
RICH FANCY FURS FOR LADIES' WEAR.
CHARLES OAKFORD,
FWricr.
No. EOl, chestnut street,

4 fcW doors dbOrc IHlrd, PhHdIeIphld,
would invite the ladies l., call and examine his
superior stock Of Mufrs, Bnos, Tippets &c. If
every variety, consisting of r ch Russia Sable,
Hudson's Bay Martin, Norway Martin, Mink Sa-
hle. Baum Marlin, Stone Marlin. Erminr, Fitch
Lynx. &c, &c. These skins have been sci c'ed
with great Gaze, nd made hy The hest wnrkmen
in the country. !. 'de' may res, assured that no
article will lie offered for sale Ia this establishment
that is lot perfect in every respect.
CHARLES OAkFORD,
No. l04, Chestnut street. bsi,ceen
Third and Fourth streets
Philadelphia
Srytemher 80, lSiS-6m
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
CERTIFICATE or TIE Jup6Is OF TIE MECHANICS NsrI
JAMES GOULD, WALTER CORNELL.
THOMAS MOULTON, A. ID. WEBER, and
I.-,.-

The subscribers respectfully invite the attention of cDu
try dealers of the largest and best selected stock of
stoves, offered in this city, among which the fob
lowing
Bases.
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IsA n Yi NOTE LIST.
PENNsYLvANnA,

The following lis, shows the current value Of all
'ennsylvania Bank Mites. The most implicit re-
lance may he placed upon il. /, is epery ,oeek
nrefully compared with ard corrected ftom Bck.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
aAT THE WILLOW GARDEN. q

A large 10, of White Thorn Seed, by the quart
IA or bushrl. with the Usage Orange and other
Seeds in any reasonable quantity. such as are
used for fencing. Vegetable and Flour Seeds.
any quantity suit the purchasers Inc pro-
rri-tor will also furnish to order any quantity
under fsty thousana Young Thorn Trees OF prop
er sizes for transpIanting IN hedge rows Also.
Ten Thousand Young Apple aud Pear Trees ei
one Years growth, with budaed and grated iriit
Trets Of nearly all varieties of value IN the
West and Of sufficient SIZE to transplant in or
charts Also, BaIsam Fur, White Pane and
other Ever Greens, by the Dozen or thousanc;
annual. biennial, aud perennial Plants OF many
sorts: Green House Plants of every variety, to
suit thu buyer, &c, &c-
I5Pleas- call at the above named place,
where favors are thankfully received and see,
GARDNER MENUENHALL. Progrietor.
Richmond, Ia, LIST mo. 10Th, l-I9- 3-t
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Cosr OF Mail SERvicE.-Ths average cost of
all the United States mails, taking
all the modes together, is not quite six cents per
mile. The average cost Of transportation in all
modes, exclusive Of steamboats, and railroads, is
thirteen and half cents per mile. The average
cost of transportation in steamboat is cents per
mile. The average cost Of transportation by
railroad Is seven and a half cents per mile. The
entire length Of post routes in operation during
the year ending the 30th June, l6is, was l63,
206 miles. The aggregate transportation Of the
mails over these routes during the year was II,
Ol2,579 miles; and the cost for the year wa.
81 1874 SOB Scientific Aine, ican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
OWEN EDGERT ON,
mo. 30. Main street,

u ETURNS his thanks to his irie nds and the
HI public for the liberal support he has here
tofore received, and informs them that he has
Just received and designs keeping on hand con-
SAINT supply Of
- Mems BOOTS and SHOES; La
dies Shoes. Cutters, and Slip
pers; Youths and Chudren's Boots and
Shoes, &C., &C.,
both Of Eastern and home Manufacture. His
assortment is general from low priced to a good
article, and h- soiicits all who wish TO purchase
any thing in his line to call and examine his stock
and prices He will sell low for cash appro-
we'd country produce.
Richmond. 9th mo. 10Th. lsia. 40:hm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
Mount Taber, Feb. IL, l849.
Dclavv:sre..SI:lvery.

Resolutions have been offered IN both branch
% Of tho Legislature of the State of Delaware.
asserting in substance,
First, That Congress has no constitutional
right to interfere with the subject OF slavery in
the States.
Second, That il would be unjust and unwise
for Congress to attempt to abolish slavery III the
District Of Columbia, except OH the application
Of the people thereof. and then only with the
consent Of tho nd Joining slave states, and upon
. prospective system which would occasion no
loss 10 the slave owners That It was never IN
tended to invest Congress with any authority TO
intermeddle with the existence of slavery in the
District in any manner whatever.
Third, That the people Of the territories Of
the Union, have the constitutional right to reg
ulats their local institutions. and that there
fore. any attempt TO apply the principle Of the
Wiimot provisO to the organization of any ter
yitory would be- extra constitutional. upgener-
GUS. and in violation Of all good fellowship be-
tween the States and their people
These resolutions were rejected in each branch
Of the Legislature, all the Locofoco members
voting IN favor, and all tho Wing members
against them.
II is gratifying to see little Delaware firmly
adhering to Free Labor upon Free Soil. and the
time is fast fastening when n Shareholder will
not be found within her limits.
The next Congress will be more favorable 10
the Proviso than the last. The House will moi
only he more strongly Wing. but gr-nter num-
Der Of Locofocos will be pledged to vote for the
principle.
In the Senate, Mr.. flanagan has been sue
cced-d by open advocate Of the Proviso
should Cen Shields he reelected as he proba-
bly will, then there is another gain. Then there
10 Cen. Cass pledged to obey instructions on This
subject resign With the exception of Dick
inson Of New York. there will not be found d
solitary northern vote, probably in tho Senate
against the Provso, and there several votes
from tho South III its favor.
The masses Of all parties in the North. en-
brace ns fundamental political axiom. Free
Labor upon Free Soil" and political death is the
certain pc naIty Of the northern doughface who
shall dare, even. to dodge the question
TCin C0.sffe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
Woman and Marriage.

By URIAH IL. JUDAH.
He that, after ten dcnials.
Dares attempt no further trials,
Hath no warrant TO acquire
The dain,ies of his chsste dcsire.-Spenser.
Oh. pleasant is the welcome kiss,
When days dull round is DER,
And sweet the music of the step
That meets me ut the door.-Drake.
II there il a tie deemed sacred on earth, and
holy in brighter land. it's that which b nds man
70 his kindred spirit to become as one IN unity
aud love: and yet il rarely happens that he prop
" appreciates the kindness and sincerity of thu
female heart, by setting right value on gem
% productive Of happiness to the Possessor-
There 10 nothing in life so pure and devoted as
the unquenchabis love Of women. More price
lees than the gems Of Goiconda, and more de-
vout than the idolatry Of Mecca, is the unsealed
and gushing tenderness which flows from the
fount Of the female heart.
It nav here with proprirty he asked. what so
often enhances the sorrows Of the female heart.
causing many anxious days and slice pless nights
II il not the inconstancy OF mani For whose
cake does she bid adieu to the home Of childhood
For whom does she leave the lov'd father, and
the doting mother, and the sweet sisters who
PLAYED with her in infancy? To whom does she
cling with fond embrace, when all but her have
fersaksn him1
Woman, from tho delicacy other nature. can
not. like man, traverse the distant ountries OF
the earth, and by travel find healing balm for
the rooted sorrows OF the agonized bosom; she
cannot like him interest herself in the political
llaies Of the nation. Oh, no. her chief delight
. in the domestic circle, there 10 Hume with
Joy the tranquil ir-side Of home. and II the 'Star
spauglsd Banner Of her country is only hon
Drsd and respected among the nations Of the
Daslh, tits all she desires.
Ne ID shrine where man should bow him down,
Forsst his p.ltry mean soul'd love Of self.
md in the sunlight Of her purity
- IL dask shadevs Of his own vile heart.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-04
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WE have Just received lot Of Window
w Sash, manufactured bv Lighter & Co
baush, Of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish TO
order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutters
and Blinds. made of the best seasoned pine war
rancd. Call and examine.
HAINES & FARQUHAR.
opposite Bank, Richmond. Ia
Oct %. rS4s. 33-u