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Gases, Bristol Boards; Whatman's Drawing Pa
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A SNAKE SroRY.-An old deacon in the
Yaakke land once told us story. He was
standing one day beside frog pond-we
have his own word for it--and saw large
garter snake make an attack upon an en0t-
nous bull frog. The snake seized upon
one of the frogs hind legs, and the frog 10
be on par with his snakeship, caught him
by the tsib and both commenced swallow
ing one another, and continued this csrniv>
erous operation until nothing were left of
either ofthem.
GENERAL TwIGGs is about TO establish
line of forts across the peninsula OF Flor
ida to the Atlantic. The plan is expected
to have beneficial effect IN intimidating
Indians.
A LIVE EANkEE out west thus felicitous-
ly advertises his stock OF dry goods :-"The
largest and the most extensive stock of
French English and American ever west
OF Milwaukee. To save time in describing
this vast stock Of prints, We'll just cut the
story short by giving you the dimensions as
measured by our Cipa Engineer: ~Com-
mencing at the southeast corner of said
pile of prints. running doe north "a feet !;
thence at right angles, 4 feet to the place
OF beginnng-being three cords more or
less-it being understood that said pile of
Prints is feet high"
WINE MAKING. The Cincinnati Com
mercial states that N. Longworth, Esq, 10
now erecting wine cellar in that city, and
building over it 81 % feet deep, or near.
ly two stories under gtohnd. This cellar
is to be used exclusively for manufacturing
Sparkling wines."-The first story down
is for storage, and the second story under
ground is to keep the wine cool, which 10
necessary for its change and flavor
THE New SCHOOL Law has been carried
in the recent election ia New YORK State,
under which free pubic schools will be CO.
tablished.
The Board Of Commissioners on claims
against Mexico, is in session at Washington.
Hon. G. B. Smith aud Col. Robert 7. Paine
were in Attendance.
THE KING OF Prussia celebrated his 56th
birth day on the 10th ult. Berlin and the
palaces were illuminated, but there was no
general enthusiasm.
CINCINNATI contains population Of one
hundred and ten thousand persons, estims-
ted on recent enumeration. ..
THE TOWN of Lower Sandusky, Ohio, 10
hsDeeforth to bs called Fremont.
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ARRIVAL OF E-IMMIGRASTs.-The number Of
persons who have arrived at New York du-
ring the month of October last, is is, ,aA7,
against la,ssa in the same month Of last
wear.
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OLD SERIES vol. 10, NO. s,
hands of Providence, rule it any how, have
done 30 from time immemorial, do it now,
and will do so until the end Of time. l..
Sunbury, Nov. 10, i849. CA
ROMANCE OF LIFE.

The following tragical affair, related in the
New York Courier des Etats Unis, affords
another proof that truth is stranger than &c.
tion. .........
Among the strangers Of distinction who for
many years came TO spend the winter in Paris
were M. and Madame Arcof Spaniards of i'm.
mense wealth. Failing to make their usual
visil last winter, it was thought their Castilian
pride could not accommodate itself 10 repub.
lican rule; but it afterwards appeared their
absence arose from far different cause. M.
ARGOS, like his countryman Aguado, had
made his own fortune. He began life as a
pedlar and small retail trader; and having
thus accumulated some funds, he engaged in
stock specula,ions; then became contractor
for the salt tax in Spain, and finally, while
still young retired from business millionaire.
He might have enjoyed his fortune long and
happily; but in endeavoring to indulge a
pardonable vanity, he lost both fortune and
life. 1t appears that Nj. ARGOS, while yet
poor, had made voyage 10 Chill, and there
became smtten with young lady of respec.
table family, who were proud of their rank,
her uncle being no less Parsonage than the
Bishop o. Santiago. So that, it being thought
great piece of presumption in poor, un.
known man to expect Bishops niece, he
met with rude rebuff on demanding her in
marriage. But as the young lady was will.
ling to give her consent, that of the BisAep
was not again asked and having married in
secret, the young couple departed for Europe.
After becoming wealthy, M. Arcos wished
by displaying it with his wife, to triumph
over the family that had once disaained him.
Instead then of going to Paris last winter,
M. and Madame ARGOS departed for Chill in
vessel which they purchased and furnished
at great expense. They carried with them
all the appliances of luxury and show dia.
monds, plate, splendid furniture, carriages,
and servants in rich iveries, nothing was for.
gotten that might serve TO dazzle their dis.
dainfnl relatives. After pleasant voyage,
hey arrived in Chill; but they had still, be.
fore them land journey of 30e miles, before
they could arrive at the city where The IA.
mily Of Madam ARGOS resided. They were
informed that the road was infestedby bands
Of robbers, so ferocious that they even fed on
the flesh of their victimsi- and were advised
TO wait until those bands had been dispersed.
But Nj. ARGOS, impatient to enjoy The VI.
umph of his self-love, procured an escort Of
one hundred well armed men, and set out on
his journey with all his train. Letters re-
Gently received from Valparaiso contain
most melancholy intelligence concerning the
unfortunate travellers. About halfway, the
caravan was attack part were killed par,
escaped by flight, and the rest, with M. Ar.
cos and his wife, were made prisoners, and
after being robbed of all their property, wers
put to death on the spot.
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STRAW EoNNEg u

No. 80 North Second street, opposite the
Madison House.
vNyHE subscribers would call the attention oil
4 Country Merchants and Milliners to their ex-
tcn.ivc assortment of fashionable SPRISG ANp
SUMNER BoNNErs Asp HArs of the newest styles.
Also, large and general assortment OF French
and American Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, Crown
Innings, Oil Silk, Wire, Quillings, Duckram' &c
which they offer at prices that defy competition
N. B.-Palm Leaf Hats by the case or dozeh'
w. NJ. g. J. +. MAULl,
Bonnet and Hat Manufacturers,
80 North I'd street.
'ph;ladeInhis Aune Q. lSi9.-
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GEORGE J. wEAVERl [EDWIN II. FiTi.ER
George j. Weaver ~ 90.
nsoPE MANUF acTUR ERs s. SHIF
CHAMBERS. tr

No. 10 N. Water ST., and II N. Wharpes
PHILADELPHIA.
JTAvF constantly hand, genera assortment Of
III Ma ala Rope, Tsrred Rope, iiian Nnpe Bate Rope
and Irvine Tow Lines fbr Canal Bats Bow and Stern
Lines for do Hemp and Cotton Seine Twine, Idnen and
Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Yarn, Candle Wick, &c:
Grim Bags Linen and Cotton, IaI Pitch, tosin, and
fakun He'd CUs Plough lanes, Haters, fracea, &c, adj
of which they will dispose OF ON reasonable terms
Ropes any Size or Description, Maue 10 o'oe' ~
short notice. { -lNt ii. -lHi.Nt t
Philadelphia, Feb. 10, 1s40-iy, = ,sft lha
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BLASPHEMY.

We can scarcely take upa paper which
does not contain, in some form or other, one
or more blasphemous expressions, These
expressions are generally introduced into
little tales or anecdotes, for the purpose of
impariing piquancy and making them more
"spicy" in their flavor. The authors of these
tales or anecdotes seem TO imagine that unless
their productions are well seasoned with
oahs and curses, they fail 10 win the applause
of the public. Certainly, so long as the pub
lie are willing 10 receive blasphemy for wit,
we are not surprised that writings of this
character should pleniifully abound.
1t should be the duty of the public to frown
upon this infamous system, which, we regre,
10 observe, has grown 10 an enormous extent
Whether in conversation or public newspapers
the use of blasphemous expressions should be
respectable citizen. However iunocen,ly
those expressions may appear 10 be used
they should, or all occasions, be condemned
They have tendency, insensibly 10 under
mine al sentiments of respect for religion
and virrue. The press, above alk should
never allow itself to be made the vehicle Of
blasphemy under any shape or form. II
should never, on any pre,ence, admit into lis
columns word, an expression, which could
offend religion, or bring blush into the
cheek Of modesiy.
These observations, we trust, will not be
deemed ob,rusive. They are true, and they
are called for by practice which prevail:
extensively with some country editors, OF IN
serting stories or anecdotes filed with bias
phemous or obscene expressions. Self'inter-
est alone, if no higher motive exists, should
prevent this abominable practice. Papers Of
this kind are, of course, excluded from every
respectable family circle. .-P ttsburg Mercury
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No RAILROAD AT RoME.--A correspond en-
of the London Daily News writes as follows;
ID hear that the cardinals have decided
that the railway to Naplesis useless scheme
tending only to inunaaie Rome with worth
less foreigners They have, therefore, def
ni,ely suspended the works, and thus thrown
thousands Of people ont Of employment"
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CurAp Nsw & SECOND HAND Book STORE,
N,. 36 N. Sirth ST. be wcen Market 9 Arch'
Phiiadriphfn.
law Books Theological and Classical Books,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
BIOGRAPHICAL& HISTORICAL 6OohS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SclENr1FIc AND MATHEMATicAL BOOKS.
.Jurenilc Books, in great variety.
fjymn Books aud Prayer Books, Bibles, all sizes
aud prices
Blank Books, Writing Paper, and Stationary
UHohs,ie and RddH.
r ovR prices much ower tian the etSuhAH prices
rS- Libraries aud small parcels Of books purchased
~ Books imported to order ffoTr Lcrfer.
Philadelphia, June 0, 1eisr-y
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TERMS OF r.lE AsIER.CAs.

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ATTORNEY AT LA w, )
suNBURv, PA. '.
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SELECT POETRY.

rI s..-.i FAMILY WORSHIP" fnf
av...H % .i' .a ------f Tiia lHE
BY c. p. CRAIG. .
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BARRAH,s INTERROGATION

@hN This preparation will Strains, H33ko
NrXe Bruises, Stiffness Of joints, Cuts Old }YfNA
Ulcers, on both man and beast Il has-Sl-4-
cured Ulcers Of Zen years Standing Relief is given in
Spavins, by ia application And tor Fisiua aud Pole evil
II IN sure cure. tta
Also Barbcrs Horse Powders To restore Tho had cond
tim of the horse and TO DESTROY WORMS which rive
much pain TO tint noble heaet. e
Harbers Horse 1ols, Qor Coughs and Catarrh) are my
own preparation, and not trimpeed 10 the world os
specific, hut the hest fonnd out fG !
10 soldal sT0TTs Drug Store, also at mo. r. CAL
LANS, 9TH street.
NIB All diseases treated, by The subscriber, on scien
tie principles He Is regular bred Fariicr, and can
always be found at The Wshnsfon Stables. ready to attend
the calls Of the public, Ian ISL GEO. BARBER
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january 8, l84s,

Dear Sir, Believing that public statement
of my affliction may be Of service 10 others aim.
ilary afflicted, as well as benefit 10 yourself
years ago was attacked with Hemorrhags Of
The Lings which induced my friends to despair
Of my recovery My health continued to decline
for year. when was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied to physicians, both
in this place and Baltimore without the least bene
fit, and having also made nae Of the Galranic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded TO try your
ETirucf Of ,SdrsapnrWa and am happy to say,
TINT after using single bottle the pains entirely left
mo and have been better ever since
Respectfully, ENOCH w. SMALLWOOD.
To A. J. ScHwARrzE Jr., January 22, 1913.
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y! als i! Iss ~;
ADAMS e. co.'s ExPREss

Once, Penneyrdnia are,ue, near Railroad Depot
THE public respectfully informed that continue 10
run our express between Washington, Baltimore, Phn.
depha, New York. Boston, and all The principal cities
owns, for the safe and speedy conveyance OF merchandise
packages, bullion, bank notes. dc.
Particular attention will be paid 10 The collection and pay
ment Of notes. drafls, bills, &c.
Cntnn-h0use entries al Hoston, New YORK Pladelpia
and Baltimore promptly attended TO- on reasonable
terMg
Our customers and others ordering goods from The east
are particularly requested 10 order by adams Cas- Err
press, which will ensure their conveyance with great de-
apatch,
leaves daily at p. M, and arrives daily at "a D.
Our express from the north arrives daily at IL and
"a p. m, and departs daily NJ 5r, m. eHH
fsb l6--ff 5 IF g PHILIP L. RJIpKEY, AGENT =
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f1rThe above named medicine may be had in
Washington, wholesale and retail, At the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east Of Sd street; at CHAS. STOTT 4 GO. 8,
Pennsylvania Avenue near 7th sreet, also, at J. L..
KIDWELLS, Georgetown, d. G. In Baltimore,
South Liberty street; at ISRAEL GRAHAM'S,
corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw' streets; also al
GEO. w. JONES' corner Of Baltimore and High
streets. In Alexandria, at WIN. STAINLESS, J..
R. PIERPoINT, and COOKE PEEL'S, and at
other Druggists. jan l--dn
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'roposala for meriean water rottsd Hemp.
NAVY DErARrMEsr, stFs
Rurean Of Construction, Equlpmen.! and Aepair,

NAVY DEPARTMENT., st
Bureau Of Construction Eqpipmen,. and Hepair,
8s9l March !, l640,
u g. lsls entitled "Resoiion respecting contracts for
hemp for the use Of the American navy sealed proposals
w ss a T. or s'!af
10 forwarded by them unopened "a this burea for de-
ysns under ars term not ye years
ponda. No bid will be considered higher than
70 lob Be opened on the oh day q Nay next Tie depart
ment will then determine whether The contracts shall be
awarded No delivery Will be required sooner than the LIST
hay Of January, 1850.
The said hemp must be equal in quality to the hest for
viii Be given 10 tho fhs quantity reqSirsa
annually will he about 500 tons, 'g% 'fff
free from shives, and not losc more than sixteen per
cent Of and waste when hachelled to the satisfaction
e sR' q one and rSs noR s cir
cumerence, made from twenyone yarns, prepared and
ties pst be entirely satisfactorily he inspectors or the
spseed and tested respective places o. delivery
The respective United STATES hemp agents certify bills
by them according 10 Tie contracts which may be entered
into; ninety per cent Of which bills to be payable within
thirty days after their presentation to such navy agents
may be agreed upon and named In the contracts,
Prrsons offering must state the price, IN words and fig
when aiy nspecsa esie approved and reesSe
by the said hemp agent and payable as above specIfed
E @ a. SeGS + Ss
approved 10Th August 1896 by written guaranty signed
by one or more Responsible persons 90 be certified by
ronc official parsonage to the effect that he or they nm
derake that tie bidder bidders will " his their bid be
accepted enter into an obligation within fifteen daya AFTER
the contract In rubmed for signature, with good and sun,
Client enreties TO furnish the supplies proposed No pro.
poes will be consdered unless accompanied by such qua
rany.
Bonds with two approved suretes In onehalf the esii
mated amount ofthe respective contracts win be required
ana ten per cennin in addition will be withheld from the
amount OF zach he made collateral security
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x7R4 PACIFIC MAIL xz0a
NAl&EsTEAMsHIPG COMPANY. 40X

TTEaUNlTEDs STATES MAIL STEAM PACKERS
The California, -. 1850 tons, Capt G., Forbes.
!" Panamn, - 1857 tons Capt w C. Stout.
= 90 Orcgo - 1899 tons, Cap X. II Pearson.
now on their way the Pacific intended leave Pa
nsms for ports In Central America Mexico and Calfor
MIA, as follows
Tns s ssfosd a. ish M ssSrasfy
and thereafter one OF the above named Steam Packets will
leave Panama on the first of each MONTH )
An experienced Surgeon will accompany each ship.
Passengers in after cabins furnished bedding, bat
not wines liquors. and win be allowed space nr per-
sonal baggage free the Of 300 lbs weight Freight
and all other goods ESQ per ton and one per q,
Packages should not exceed i5o lbs weisht-for mule
carriage.
Passage from Panama to Realsio 700 miles, in state
rooma, f64.
Passage from Panama Acapulco $500 miles in state
rooms sl50
Passage from Prnama to San nas, or Mazstlan, 1000
miles IN state rooms, sl75.
Passage from Panama San Diego 1000 miles, in sato
rooms sV2S. ...ls =. l.. Il
state rooms s2d0. .8.
Passage ii the lower cabin at deduction Of one.Gh
from the above rates, 80 = 80 IL
the named ports, sio0 including only such raons
furnished 10 the crew
Atlantic Passansers have priority Of choice Of berfhs,
and IN the order Of the dafes Of their tickets,
No psssqe secured until raid for Apply At the Office
Of the Company, New York, " South street janf2
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Notice Ia Prescription cIaimants.
nx the Presldent or One United states.

IN m,rs,,ance Of Law, II JAMES X POLK, Preaident OF
the United States Q, America Nj, 60 hereby declare and
mentioned land Offices in the State Of FLORIDA, at the
periods hereinafter DESIGNATED, 10 wit:
Al The land Office at Newmansville, commencing on
Monday fourth day Of June next for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within ihesunlermentioned town
ahps and parts Of townships, viz.
South ofe base Hne aud east Of the principal nardian
Township twenty three; township twenty four. except
SECTIONS eight nine, ten, fifteen, and sxteen and ow
ships twenty Ave, weniysx and twenty seven, Of range
Townahip twenty three; township twenty four except
one two, three ten eleven twelve thirteen
t-en twenty three twenty four twenty five, twenty six
try.Gye and thiriyslx and townships twenty five and
twenty seven, Of range twenty.four
asy The eighteenth day Of June next for The disposal 81 liz
pnhc lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts OF townships, viz:
h FINE base line and east Of he princirai meridian
Township twenty.three township twenty four, except
sections thirteen fourteen twenty four TWEEN
twenty except sections thirty four and thirty
ship tweniysx; township twenty seven, except sections
eleven twelve thlrteen fourteen, fifteen, twenty three
and yeniy four, Of range twenty I've $500
Township twenty three, except sections eighteen and
nineteen township twenty four except sections two and
thirty .one township twenty five; township twenty. Sin ex
cept section thirty one; and township twenty seven Of
Townships twenty three, twenty four twenty five. and
twenty six, Of range twenty seven.
T"wnshp twenty twenty 81 Srs
Townships twenty and twenty seven, Of range thirty.
Townships iweniy.sx and twenty seven, Of range thr
ty-w0, }4tf lte s43 6t lt r. 4l#st7,. tN
Township twenty seven, of range thiriy.tree
Sections ten. inclusive, fifteen twenty two In.
elusive twenty thirty four inclusive In town
chip twenty seven, Of range thrty-fve.
Lands appropriated by law for The OF schools militia
ry other puaposea, will be excluded from The sales
The offering o. above mentioned lands viii be com
menced The days appointed and proceed III The order In
which they adv ersed with all convenient despatch
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and no private entry q any q the lands Will he adj
mtted until afer the expiration Of The two weeks
Given under my hand, nj the city Of Washington ibis
sand eight hundred aud farty nine. "a .'''l
JAMES X. POLK.
Dy the President
RICHARD NJ. YouNo,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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am most respectfully yours &c.,-
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
WAsHiNoroN, December %, l8i7.
WAsnlNoroN, December Is, le

To DIR. A., j. SoHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir l hereby acknowledge debt of gra-
ttude due you, In saying that attribute. my pre-
state Of good henlth entirely the of your in
valuable preparation Of ,Sdrsaparild. Having been
afflicted with an Ipfammafory Rheumatic Affection
of the knee-oint, which sweled to such degree as
to contine me TO bed for many weeks, depriying
attended by the most eminent physicians without
the least prospect of recovering made use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparlla 10 the amount Of bottles,
after which began TO use my limb, and upon It's
further use had the satisfaction TO find the disease
radicated and my general health very much impro-
we'd. Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good You aren't liberty to make use
or this as You may think proper.
Very truely your obedient servant
VIM. w. STEWART
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M ERCHANTS from the SOUTH and WEST would
vi be amply reco,upenssd by making cheap purchases
for CASH, by calling at the
CARPET, OIL CLOTH d WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos. Is q ~, North Second Street, Philadelphia,
gt9t4 Second NJ on, door beio,r CHrisf Church
1000 pieces Of WILTON Brussels Imperial Ingram, Dam
and venitan Gsrpeiipca with OIL Cloths Mats Rugs,
Looking Glasses Hlinds Window Shades nnd Ma,tilgs,
Wholesale and Retail, VERY LOW s4gf& tRls
Ms- Liberal advances made con SEDIMENTS OF Car
petings and Oil Cio,hs. J. SIDNEY JONES'
March s- tFEtfa tx w
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SPRING> GOODS STEPHENS has Just rernrned
pfrOm New York with beautiful assortment of SPRING
GOODS imported per steamer United States, viz
New style Cravats, Gloves, Canes, Umbrellas, &c,
Also new tyle OF yokp.neck Shirts M g
All articles Of the newest Styles and offered al fair pr
Fl t48aD fst15 E5fl. i;t STEVENS'S
Great Hat and Genilemen's Quitting Establishment
feb 2a-lOuf No, Browns Hotel
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NEW vALuAnLE Law book.

TVHE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF coLUM-
hIA, being complete digesied Code Of all the Laws al
large, general and municipal relating the ealored popua
tan, whether free slave In force la the Darict OF Column
ba and within the limits Of the Corporations OF Washing
ton and Georgeown on the Let Of November, 1875 the
whole arranged according 10 the subjects OF the laws them
esvea, BY Worthnaon q. Snethen, Counselor-at. law
Just puhshed Ia pamphlet price 10 cents For sale by
jan H2-u r. TAYLOR.