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SALES OF STOC

THEATRE-Mr. Duff presents an attractive bill for
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From the pr oceediugs of the Senate on "Wednesday
we collate the following particulars, showing that the
body took iial action on an unusual number ~ s,h-
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, Mach ], 1851.
Prayer by the Rev. MosEs D. HceE, OF the Presby-
terrain Church.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

5000 From Philadelphia by General Wayne, West Ha-
wexford: Radner, Spread Eagle, Paol Frazer,
Parkesburg, sadsburyviis, BLACK Horse, Pen.
nngtonville, Christiana Gap. Knzers, Belmonte,
Paradise, Gordonsvie, Enterprise, Lancas.sr and
Moun,ville, to Columbia, 1891 miles and back,
twice daily to Lancaster, and daily residue
Leave Philadelphia daily after arrival Of New York
mail, say at II m and 81 Am;
Arrive at Lancaster next days by q m and l0i
m, and at Columbia by IL 4 Same days;
Leave Columbia daily al u m; ron
A,s +. h,"ss's, .s% .sa dsy ~ spm and
~ Shsa:nu. Hii white M:sr.s, Upper Dublin
@"s ss. Tavern. 'f gaasss M Hs s
Cooper.bnrg Centre Valley and Fancon Valley,
to Allentown, 50 miles and back, daily.
Leave Philadelphia daily at tam;
Arrive at Allentown same days by 3pm;
Leave Allentown daily at
$40, Fe %ens@s by csn,,s day.
Bethlehem, and Hecktown to Nazareth, 10 miles
md back, daily except Sunday.
Leave Allentown daily except Sunday at PM;
Arrive at Nazareth same days by 8pm;
Arrive at Allentown same day. BY 70 a m.
' suaw'owu, PIsa.sn, valley, and H.sr.,o~n, to
Bethlehem 30 miles and back. once a week.
Leave Line Lexington every Saturday at sam;
Arrive Bethlehem same day by pm;
Leave Bethlehem every Friday at am;
Arrive a, Line Lexington same day by 6pm.
9ao5 From Fredensve 70 Hellersown, miles and back,
Leave Friedensvle every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 10
Arrive ., Heller'sown same days by liam;
Leave Hellcrsown every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Friedensve same days by IN.
9206 From Allentown, by orc6ed to schneckav'ls, ~
mca and back, once week;
Leave Allentown every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Schnecksvile same day by SPIN;
Leave SchnecksvilIe every Thursday atsam;
Arrive at Allentown same day by II IN.
92o7 FROM Philadelphia, by Rising Sun, to Germantown,
miles and back six times . week.
I.eave Philadelphia daily except Sunday at4 pm;
Arrive at Germantown Same days by p m;
Leave Germantown daily except Sunday at 8 am;
Arrive at Philodelpha same days by 10 am.
9208 From Chrisana, by Coopersvnle, Bart May, Pas
morc's, and ouarry-ie, to Buck, II miles and
Leave Christiana every Wednesday and Saturday at
lpm;
Arrive !, Buck .ame day. by 7pmj s,,,,. ;, .
Arrive at Chrisiana same days by ~
saoe From Philadelphia By RsnS SUM- sors
Warrington, Doyles'own, Marlborough, Plum
s>srdvIe, Pipcrsvle, orsyiue, Bucksylle, Dur
sMam, ReiglesviIe, and uhlenvll'e, to kaston, 30
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Philadelphia daily except Sunday at6am
Arrive at Eaaton same days by SPIN;
Leave Eaaon daily except Sunday M6am;
Arrive a, Philadelphia saIne days by p m.
s2lo From Ph,adcphs, by Con.hohocksn, Norristown.
Ford, Limerick Bridge, Postaaovn, Douslasville,
Leesport, Hamburg, Port Clinton, Aubuns, Or
wigsburg, and Schuylkin Haven, TO roatsviIe, 81
miles and back. twice daily except Sunday from
18th March 10 18th November, aud daily except
Sunday from 18th November 10 18th March.
Ui~isy Schedule. t
Leave Philadelphia daily except Sunday atssm;
Arrive at Reading same days BY u m, and a, Potts.
Leave ave Po.;. s% daily s.s.p. s.aa., as.m,
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Franklin from BeIlesle 3 miles and back, sir times
week 4B1.l
GreenviIe from Johnsonburg, miles and back, snos
week. a.Hs44 4H
Hamilton Square from Trenton, niles and back, twice
week fsN 0a4 4<ff
Harrington from Bawensburg 3 miles and back twice
week. KISS.
Jamesburgh from Englshtown miles and back, once
week. a4 aW 4s@tI
L.tleton from Parsppany 5 miles and back, once >
week. - 0&.
Lumberon, (see vincentown) I
week " = -'"N.''~ -
Little Falls from Paterson, miles and back, ak times
week 1las
Mount Laurel from Fellowship 70 miles and back once
week Fo''s~ N =
Macopin from BIoomngdae 7 miles and back, once a
Mount Rose from Princeton, 6 miles and back once a
week. HI TE 80
New Sharon from Allentown 3 miles and back, once
New Prospect from New York ~ miles and back dsiy
Pedricktown from Scultown 6 miles and back twice q
week. teNhFlBy 8sgias
Pepokating from Augusta, miles and back, once
week. y3-.tal aSslIE T17tI Tr'
Penns Grove from Woodstown, II miles and back,
Pleasant Valley from Newton, miles and back once =
week. 1871
Point Pleasant from Manasquam miles and back. once
Riceville and Chapel Hill from Middle,ovn miles and
back, once week.
ochaaenpurgh from iIackonsack mles and back, SIX
times week G34 CIV
South Brunswick from Cranberry, miles and back,
once week.
South Amboy from Perth Amboy, 2 miles and back, six
times week 5E%E
swartswood from Vaudeville 8 miles and back, once
week. .3A
linton Falls and LeedsvIe from Middle,own, 8 miles
and back, twice week.
Tranquility from Allamuchy, miles and back, once
week. at Ft4a
vansycles, from Perryvlle, miles and back, once
week - t3
vincentown by Lumberton and Bridgeboro from Phla-
depha 20 miles and hack daily months and three times
week residue. 7l&
West Milford to soatsbury, N. r., miles and back,
twice week @a
White Hall from Now Hampton, miles and back, once
week.
Weston from somervle miles and back, three times
week
Wliamstown from Cross Keys, miles and back, six
Yardvie from Bordentown, 2 miles and back, twics
week. 81 i ss4#f
Mail Messengers in Nsc Jersey.
Proposals invited for the following mail messenger
SERVICE which will be let the lowest bidder in each
The mail be taken from and delivered into the post Of
flee at the points named at such hours be fixed
by the postmasters: e6fra
Burlington from Railroad Depot, IL miles and back,
twice daily. t@ aFsfN
Camptown from Railroad Depot, mile and back, six
Elizabohtown from Railroad Depot, of mile and
back, twice daily. .aIus3 Ntia
Jersey City from Railroad Depot Of mile and back,
twice daily. ae & =" sfffA
Kngstown, from Railroad Depot, mile and hack. daily.
Newark from Railroad Depot, mile and back, twice
New Brunswick from Railroad Depot, lmile and back
North Branch from Railroad Depot, ! mile and back
twice daily, except Sundays. III bt8ea
Princeton from Railroad Depot /. miles and back twice
daily. eaaW
Railway from Railroad Depot, mile and back, twice
daily. rsk.4A
Trenton from Railroad Depot, mile and back, twice
daily. t
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Leave New Brunswick Junction daily except SUM-
Arrive 4, Pniade phi. same days byapm;
Leave Philadelphia daily 1t II PM
Arrive at New Brunswick same days by 7,pm
9055 From Eatontown, by Shark River to Squan Village
l6 miles and back, times a week.
Leave Eatontown every Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive a, sqrsn Village same day. by 4pm;
Leave squan Village every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 6ami
Arrive at Eaontown same days by 3 m.
sO56 From New Brunswick, by Six Mile Run, Grigg--
wood.vile, % Lambsruviie % miles and back 'S
three times week.
Leave New Brunswick every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, after the arrival of New York mail,
K Arrive at LambersviIle same days by pm;
Leave Lambersville every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive a, New Brunswick days by IN.
9O57 From New Brunswick by Nnddlebu.h to Milestone,
miles and back, six.timcs week.
Leave New brunswick daily except Sunday at 10
Arrive a, Mllstone same days by I2m
Leave Millstonc daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at New Brunswick days by m.
sO5s From Milestone, Fiaggtown, Beckmnn's Mills, Clo-
yer Hill, and Reavle, to Pennington 10 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Milestone every Monday at pm
Arrive a, Pennington same day BY pm
Leave Pennington every Monday ate ami
Arrive q Milestone same day by Pm
and Old Bridge, Cheescquakes, to Middletown
Point, 20 miles and back, twice week
Leave New Brunswick every Monday and Thurs.
Arrive !. M'dde,own Point same day. by II m;
Leave Middlcown Point every Monday and Thurs
Arrive at New Brunswick days by 2 pm.
9O6O From Key Port by Holmdcll, Colts Neck, and
Squnnkom, to Lower Squankum, % miles and
back, six times a week.
Leave Key Port daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive ut Lower Squankum same day by I0pm;
Leave Lower Squankum daily except Sunday at 6
Arrive at Key Port same day by 10 am.
906l From Key Port by Middletown, Red Bank Shrews
bury, Eaton,own, md Ocean Port, to Long Branch,
10 miles and back, six times a week during sum
mcr, and three times a week, or a. often the
New York steamboat runs TO Key PORT the resi-
Leave Key Port daily except Sunday after arrival
Of steamboat, say at pm;
Arrive at Long Branch snmc days by 81 pms
Leave Long Branch daily except Sunday at lam;
Arrive at Key Port in time connect with the steam
boat, say by 81 I'm.
9062 From Freehold, by Turkey, Squsnkum, Lower
Squnnkum, HoweI,'s Works. Manasauam Mete-
dcconk, Kettle Creek, Tomn's River Po,tcr's
Creek, Cedar Greek, Forked River, Wiretown,
gsrnsg.., M y, r.;,. and Yves, Creek, to
Leave Freehold every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday At 81 am;
Arrive Il Tuckerton next day by IL m;
Leave Tuckeron every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
49,, Arrive I. freehold g mex. day. sy I,
River % mics and back, tNscs week.
Leave Turkey every Monday and Friday at 8 !;
Arrive At Tomn's River sama days by 6 m;
Leave Tomns River every Tuesday, and Saturday
Arriv. :, Turkey ame day. by pm.
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and Duotsburg, to Ssroudsburg, ~ miles and back
Leave Dover every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sstur-
day after arrival of Morrstown mail, say al 8
pm; rfH
Arrive At s,roudsburg same days by IOpm;
Leave Sroudsburg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at 81 m;
Arrive a, Dover same days in time to connect with
the mail for MoTristown, say lOI M
9043 From Hacketstown, by Danville, Townsbury and
Bridgevile TO Belvidere, II miles and back twice
Leave Hackettstown every Tuesday and Thursday
Arrive at Belvidere same days by 6pm;
Leave Belvderc same days at Z m;
Arrive al HsckettsOwn same days by II M U
9Ol4 From Bovidere, by Ramsa ysburg Pokvie Blars-
town, and Saltwater, 10 Vaudeville, "a miles and
Leave Belvidere every Monday at pm;
Arrive a Blairstown same day by m
Leave Bairstown every Tuesday at ba m;
Arrive at Vaudeville day by 10 m;
Leave Vaudeville every Tuesday at p m;
Arrive at Bairstown same day by S D M .saa
9O45 From Columbia, by BrotzmanvIe, Gallo Mill Brook,
to Flat Brookvillc, Is miles and back, once a
Leave Columbia every Wednesday at pm,
Arrive at Flat Brookvile same day by pm;
Leave Flat Brookville every Wednesday At 6 am;
Arrive at Columbia same day by lam.
0046 From Asbnry TO Bethlehem miles and back three
times a week. III tAstH
Leave Asbury every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
Arrive at Bethlehem same days by 4pm;
Leave Bethlehem every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Asbury same days by SPIN;
sO47 From Remington by Croton to Baptistown miles
and back, once week.
Leave Pennington every Saturday at 10 m;
Arrive at BaptIsown samo day by Q pm;
Leave BaPtistown every Saturday at2s pm;
Arrive at Pennington same day by 81 m.
904S From Pennington by Stanton Lebanon, Cokesburg,
and Washington. to German Valley, "a miles and
back, once week.
Leave Pennington every Saturday. after arrival of the
Trenton mail say at IL m '3l54
Arrive at German Valley same day by 8 pm;
Leave German Valley every Friday at To- m
Arrive at bennington same day by p m.
9049 From White House by Lebanon, Clinton Perryvlle
Bethlehem, Bloomsbury and Stillvaley, to Easton
Pa, "a milea and back, daily
Leave White House daily at p M
Arrive at Easton same days by . M;
Leave Easton daily at S. m;
Arrive At White House days by pm
Proposals to run times a week will be considered
$3.50 From Somervllc, BY Readngon, and Centrevle
to bennington, II miles and back, six times a
week. e4aE
Leave Somervlle daily except Sunday at PM;
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medicine has recently come under my obssrva
ton, not because | sought for it, but merely ny
accident, viz, in the case Of the lady Of the Rev.
H. Wiseman. whose family physician have bees
for twelve years, during the whole OF which time
Mrs. Wiseman has been in feeble health, and I'M
derImedical treatment, the main difficulty IN her
case being weak and diseased Lungs. Her cough
gradually grew worse. and early in the spring OF
lS45. her situation became alarming. ] attended
her carefully, aud employed all the known RENE
dies Of Therapeutics. ~hIch only gave partial re.
lief. Mrs. Wisenan had become emaciated aud
worn down. all the symptoms of pulmonary con-
sumption appearing present. was compelled At
this period TO leave OH business, and Mr.. Wiseman
wished me to Obtain a bottle of the Bslsam Of
Wild Cherry. thinking it might paliate her synp.
toms dun ing my absence. But when i'll Gallipolis.
before bad fulfilled my commission, ! accident.
ally cast my eye upon a notice OF Or. Rogers
Liverwort and Tar, and il occurred TO me that u
any medicine would secure the object proposed.
this would do it | bought n bottle. and sent 1t -
the lady, and after several days absence, TO my
astonishment, she declared herself almost well.
In this case, il really acted like a charm, ! have
no doubt of its virtues, and would cheerfully re.
commend it to persons suffering with diseased
Lungs. Yours, H. r WILSON, M. d..
For agents names see advertisement OF Meals
ter's All Heling Ointment.
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after all is over. il will moi be difficult 10
make up with father aud mother.
A rejecting woman would see that the
young man who sues for her love without
the sanction Of her parents. gives pr'n'a
facie evidence that something is wrong
about him, something that shuns the llgh'
and fears investigation. A woman in her
right mind would say. 'My parents
know and contide in; they love me and
my happiness; their lot in life is bound up
with nine. so that if | err they will BE-
wretched. They shall be my counsrllors.
will not trust my " too partial eye to
investigate my lovers character. and !
will refer it to them" Such would be any
prudent girls course, and such IA course
would seldom, if ever, end in an elope-
ment.
But such is not the course of that large
class Of young girls who figure in runa-
way matches. And the consequence Is,
that such girls fall an easy prey to the
thousand of genteel %loafers, worthless. por-
tionless. and heartless Migrants. who con-
trive to keep up a respectable exterior by
preying upon society.
While we write these lines, we think oil
the multiludes OF ouce young. l%houghtless
girls who have fallen into such hands. and
found. alter a lew months Of married lie.
their terrible mistake. They see when ii
is too late-they realize when there is no
remedy for it. that they have plunged into
an abyss of misery, instead OF stepping
into a heaven OF earthly bliss, and now
casting themselves once more upon the
parental bosom, exciaim in u concert Of
agony, Would 10 God we had never
wandered hence!'--N. Y. Organ.
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POETRY
TRIPLES.
BY SWAIN.

How is it, Ger the strongest mind,
That trifes hold such sway!
A word-hav cen a look unkind
May darken all life's day.
Oh, in this word OF daily care,
The thousands that have erred
Can any hardship better bear
Than they can bear a word!
The man who with heroic heart
Can stern misfortune meet,
Unflinchingly perform his part,
And struggle against defeat
With faith unaltered,-yet can lose
His temper, cen for ausht,
Which falls not as his will would choose,
Or proves not what he sought!
And woman can forgive a wrong,
Which casts her on ths world,
Far better than forgive the tongue
That may some sheer have hurled!
A thousand times prefer Il lot
As hard as want deplores,
Than feel or think herself forgot
By one her heart adores!
Alas, the human mould's at fault;
And still by turns it claims
A nobleness that can eya!t,
A littleness that shames!
OF strength and weakness still combined.
Compounded Of the mean and grand,
And triles thus will shake the mind
That would a tempest stand.
Give me that soul-superior power,
That conquest over tate,
Which sways the weakness Of the hour,
Rules little things as great;
That lulls the human waves of strife
With words and feelings kind,
And makes the trials Of our life
The triumphs of our mind!
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E>r. Rogers
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Llycrwort and Tar.
Nov. e, !S5O.-lm

THE HISTORY OF THIS MEDICINE
is briefly told. 1t Is prepared mostly from a Re.
cipe furnished by the late distinguished Professor
Rogers, after many years Of investigation and
research, aud Is tb- Que employed by him III his
own practice, aud that hccasioi,td ms unparaliel.
led success in curing all conn laints # the Throat
and Lungs. For four years past, the projectors
have hpen putting up Dr. Rogers Compomnd
Syrup IF L,Dertcort anil Ia,. in Cincinnati,
Ohio. From this point, il has been distributed
exIensi, ely over all the western and south west.
ern states Hence the reason why 80 Inal,y Of
our Certificates are dated AT Clnrinnati, where
tho medicine is best hno,on, aud has been most
tuHy tested. The first year, its sales amounted
ouly 10 about A 900 bottles; but such was its as
tonishing success ia curing the complaints Tor
which it is recommended, that it soon acquired
an imm,nse p0puinrity. and the present year its
sales will exceed $50 600 bottles.
Nor is ;he demand for il confined to the west.
ern states It's reputation is spreading over the
whole Union Although il has never been adver.
tised al all. or even offei ed for sale IN New Eng
land. the proprietors have this day received an
order from Bangor, Me. A few days since, they
received one from Lowell, Mass = also one fi0m
Palmyra, N Y and another from Columbus.
Geo. And it is because the demand for this med
icine from abroad is so great that the proprietors
! cannot supply II from Cincinnati, that they have
now entered into extensive arrangements ioI man.
| ufacturing the ar ic!e in this city, deemii II their
solemn and in,perioUs duty to put within the
r-sch of every member OF community, a medI
cine whIth will not only break up the most die.
tressing Cough in a few hours time, hut which
will reaiy ami radically cure the Incipieut stage,
of CoBsumptitn
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
LETTER FROM II. n. WILSON,
Pulmonary Consumption Cured.
NJ DR. Wilson is a regular graduate Of the
Old School, aud a practitioner Of high standing
veil known throughout the whole state of Ohio
He was the Rev II. Wisenlan's family physician
for 10 years
HEAR WHAT HE Ays
PArkIoT. Gallia Co Ohio, Sept. ]. 1850.
~ Dr.. RsssIs' Livs1vsyt ssd Tar. Chi
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Monroe Academy,

This Institution, situated at Wood-held, ONO,
will he opened on Monday. the Bird day OF No
yember. 1851. and continue five months. The
undersigned HERMAN ELsNrR & WIN W Liv.
,NGsTov, ia whose charge this Institution is now
LACED, f1alter themselves that the opportunities
now otiuided for a thorough instruction have new.
er heen excelled ia this part OF Ohio. DR.. Elsner
l. a Graduate of the University Of Halle, ore of
the most celebrated Institutions OF learning IL
Europe. and being a pupil OF Gesenius. hopes to
be able Ia give satisfaction.
THE COURSE OF STUDY
will EMBRACE a full knowledge of the Hebrew.
Greek, Latin, French and German Languages, and
the v rious branches ot Natural Science aud Math.
ematics
THE FEMALE DEPARTMENT
Will he conducted as heretofore. separately, and
every possible facility IN this. az well As in the
Male Department, will be afforded for the advance
ment of the pupils.
TERMS:
Arithmetic. English Glammar, Geogra.
ply and History, Sc, 90
Algebra. Natural Philosophy, Botany,
Chen istry. Natural History and Geo.
graphy of the Heavens, 500
The Higher Eugli.h Bran hes ard Maih.
enalics including Plain aud Spherical
T,igonometry, 900
Mensuralion, Surveying, Hebrew, Greek
Latin, French, and German Lam
guages, 1000
HERMAN ELSNER, Phi d
WIN W. LIVINGSTON. A. NJ.
WooD F:ELp. Sept "a. 1851
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VALUABLE. MILL PROPERTY
For Sale.

TESHE well known properly of the subscriber,
on WitIcn's Fork If Little Mn-kingnm. is
fired at private sale. There are 100 acres ut
lsi.d belong ing to said property. most II which Is
well located for cultivation Those deslrii g to
purchase such property cann"t do better IMAM TO
invest their nancy here II is situate abnut 2
miles from Antioch, aud about 6 from the Ohio
River The mill hos an excellent pair of French
hurrs, and a ii S, rate pair Of Laurel Hill stones -
There is a so an abundance Of coal Ia the immedl.
stv vicinity AlLLkR.
Oct !, 1851.