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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

Wiedmann Matthew Realty lady and child: Miss Mar.
Dan r rs % fava NJ
Chaplin. Pscota, d Cox--and 10 in the stcerase.
SHIPPING.
FOR LlynRPooL-UNiTED STATES MAIL STEAM
win dersrt with tho unitcd States Mails for Europe, posi-
ssr.S 10 Canal street No birth ssdpSed til
Paia ?s For fright or passass having uasqpasd aeSo-
t
will succeed the Arctic. and sail juno 10Th.
THE BRITISH, AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
only calling Halifax land receiva mails PSI.
siEaS :is;
These vs'sels carry clear VIM. light manrnass
3 s
Sneriea shasnoa:.sron Boston. WsSassSaS. iS5
Niagara. Stole no.ton weanesdag. July T. iSS2
Africs Harrison from r. York WednesdayJuy 4 1872
Asia .JudSin: sfoS Yorb. wes asy J 81 i&s
Cabin si2 second Cabin 9rt SO S's's" .
No berth secured nntu paid for.
personal expenses -.
Al letters ans newspapers must pass taroash The Ps'
so' f'isA' Or passage 'RsplSs t y so,as a-..
foregn manufacture bearing ths nnnes mAcks of Eul
$500. s ~. MI ~ .aoa " shs,ti'e u
oT h e state eha otnet ia con
;ronrrnr Tho rk a. he,ctotes ~ ,cic se:
i;sh Cussor, UorSs s'4@'; ~ "'s@ % g - Dc 80
Freaea Gsrm.a. and o.her foreign goods reoavsd tnq
sSn- "a civ ~. IN a.ayr. n, ~ 49, 'AF"SE@ "N9"
$500 - - S ~ --N 80.
STEaM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
tc,nsIin GLHsGoW II o6s tons.oo horse erI Roller;
crfi commando viii SAIL from New York FOR Gasgov,
Thursday the 18th june at ~ clock at noon Irs cah
tsaoon state r"eins s.O oe, 90 Smios mn ~ DO
J. hsYM0N, q Bcosdaay
rr,-c,,o,- n,r.rrS crT,-pr~T ~, ,,cy ~,
hpt Iiiun im t a., bEin ElN III "a ~ ma
ava iycrpoo The L,Verpeoi and ih'del gn's otc9.
shir Company intend sailing their new steamships - I'll
lows - ~
,,- FROM PHILADELPHIA y.
Ivy Of manchotttr SATURDAY. July y
city 81 S s sstrr Sept Sept
~ = NOV, ,,,.. 800, 0'"i"-J' ~
CITY of Manchester - Wednesday June %
CA az CIasnow - - Iy.dncsday Jniy y
City OF Manchester .. "Wednesday Aug II
Ci.y nc GLASGOW ve5nesdsyy' ot -
Rates Of passage from PhilafInbic saloon in single
ste roora con in anubio ,.tc raS,s s,. in r,r,rsrd
stsfS roorn@ ma m,rds To-
Tor fre;git or rossase. army to 'iohs 'd '
THOMAS RiChAHbSoN, ~ Exchange place, N,li
,n.s or no = " al"u. street ~. 4, iueapn an,
~ ~ from Philadelphia, and so from Liverpool
-llo,ls.ons.
ysy,E poyAI Nal. sTrA,frp yrprIe c.p,.rN
81 - VIZ an loI S ~ a.u ~, ahonas on l"oay,
fr 30 ~ nassa = - p,,S g ~ =. ~.
w. -, tvnns nn" 40 rs nsh is III, nasah
Appy 20 H. CiNATDs M. Gosiine cree5.
- ~ ieoei'eo "a poAu sio 11O4itDs
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Sailed,
y'ticgraEhic Marine Reports.

Slip Ait Union. Stubhs. for 81 Johns NE.
Tiid-Sunrse, NW neridisu, S. sunset do, and fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

Ts'HE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cope will sail for Bermuda ard ST. Thomas Tuesday,
Sth OF June, at she has excellent odatona
for passengers Price Of passaN to Bermuda $685. ST.
Thomas, SO There il regular mail communication boz
St. Thomas the West India Islands Havana,
Vera Cruz, Venezuela, sc. The Merlin will take FREIGHT
Apply 20 II. CUNARD, No. 4 90 Wing Green.
Nolettcrs or mails i'll be received board the Merlin,
EXCEPT tbroUalt the Post Ofsoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CoBBETT, 70 DUANE
street, may he conhdeGtiaiy consulted diseases.
yeara in b;s poislity % the profession
bles him to general debility The victims OF ,ckery
apply him with tie certainty hsvn their eases
properly treated Dr. G. il q member Of the New York
Unworthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

NE. JOHNSON, Ii DUANE STREET, so WE'LL
- known for tho last twenty wo years, the most
successful practitioner New York In the of
he eonruted usus at his old office Those
who have suffered from medical pretcnders rely On
having their treated BY rhJ stefan Of perence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

~ AntCAi CURES, AT SMALL ExlENsH.--OOUrCI
ts WARD noica THO rtrntiou Of All patients vhots ~
o1nrcrnR. Ito WIN IHmnrhahis .olerty caer
tMot and cheappeef The most iacrodt ,,ue
" convinced Of ne wonderful oil cuting al ap
rnnosr uonvanrturn nnd rny not yet Knows
resaetod ard literally dapcnsai ~ hn "a tht aaiertw
ptfel ufnn. ftnNi street ana srandphg tonau
tttirra trivote, advice araiis. hOoi. grntis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07
MEDICAL.

pRoFEsSoR ESMRRALpo Is CONSULTED DAILY
Il local and constitutional diseases. lie adopts this
improved European practice Of those great Surgeons Rood
and Acton LIE professional experience great his
tioe confined TO bis Office, No. IL street Scparato
provided and all are srct conf
denLiul. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07
CARIs AND LONDON TnrAwMrNr or LOCAL


discsse, n fcw hours, by O vegetable application,
without ran hiei lie comhipes with medicines eonsti
tui1a aa eops md nervous debility as thousands
cured without it for he performs daily, which
lno continued for years under all otes treatment Per
crson rely other proof whore thcre is mach
apcfii but las diploma, editorial notices, tesino
malls from ph, scianes ard hundreds Of certiicstes
bis treatment uaIled for OF this
tiay, who lad preyorsly been ssiudled by tho base
oposttfsW. Flint, n. Warirg. W ~ Craft Ironsiies.
Nin. IorguEon occ hours. a. ". till . aad till r. NJ.
Urea neut fv letter. ~. LARMONp, Surseou AZ Reads
II Er IS. cerrcf Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

DR. WARDS UNF0RTUNATE'S FRIEND-IF CURKa
~ the beet evidence. then there is medicine
10 be compared to this Thousands tell that they
would have get welt without it. taken mul
ttudes without discovery. Ina
Aeoate death the disease. Price ST. coracs
street nnG broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

CHIP uLLENA, FOR PORT PHILIP, WILL CLEAR
- on Monday morning Passengers will please send
their baggage board Pier IS East river before 10
Tuesday morning Shippers will please clear their ,is
at the Custom House before IL o'clock
N. L. g. GRISWOLD, II and 70 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

V6R COOPER Ii DUANE STREET. MAY BE CON
~ suited on diseases. HIS success has been such in the
treatment OF old chronic astonisL of
most eincnt physicians DR. C. is vol both
out OF tho profession the successful practitioner
OF diseases in New York His experience the csnlt OF
twenty one years devoted exclusively TO shs speciality OF
the profession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

Rates Of passage from Philadelphia Saloon in single
state $50 in double rooms, sos in forward
state Sb5includng provisions stewards foes
Tor freight passage apply to
THOMAS RiCHA abSoN, Il Exchange place. n y;
or NO. Walnut street. PhiladelpMa.
limited number Of third passengers viii be tuea
" troy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

happened to be u charming young lady.
Just budding into womanhood, who. attract.
ing the attention Of the Doctor, became in
a short time the object OF his ardent and
admiiing gaze. Asceriaininr who she was,
the Doctor introduced himself. and being
of uNdoudtcd family aud the most nnex.
ceptionaple manners. soon rendered himself
agreeable To the inexperienced and unso.
phislicated Young lady. So rapidly did his
suit advance, that before the boat arrived
at Paducah he was the ailinnced lover Of
the young lady, who lived II, tha, place.
Accordingly, shortly after their arrival at
Paducnh, thelf marriage was duly coebra.
ted The day after. The Doctor announced
to his Young bride. u pressing necessity of
. business character, for bis proceeding to
Clarksyille, Tennessee On his arrival at
this place, he soon succeeded in introducing
himself into the best society. aud bad ac,u.
ally proposed 10 one of the most interesting
ladies' in the village. Wien her parents asked
for delay to make inquiries rs to bis po-
sitou. During this delay, alas for the
further hymcneal aud other spccuations Of
the entcrptsiug l.oihario. the telegraph
bfough; Intelligence 80 tlafkssllle. the re.
suit OF which was thus announced in the
Picayune, of the 10Th April:
Al AHRrsr-Ihe police Of this city
arrested this evening. a man calling hims,lf
DR.. &. Hayne on charge OF higamy 1t
seems that there are strong grounds to he
lieve tina, be has other wives living besides
the one whom he at present acknowledges.
She is n lovely young Lady OF Paducah.
Nv. whom he induced TO marry him. He
in a short time Afterwards started for Nash.
vile He was apprehcnded here through
the fundamentally OF Morsc's telegraph,
and has been committed for examination.
And such, for the present, is the extent
Of our information in regard to the opera.
tons of an Individual. before the srendor
Of whose success. the fame of Mazzaroni,
OF Monroe Edwards. Of Doctor Hyues,
aud other no,ahilitics in that line, is des.
tined to pale We give the facts as related
to Us from respectable sources, but trust
that they may be exaggerated.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

Nu>r liuron Law ~ PsxNsylsANi..
HARRISBURG. Mareh3i The Senate to-day
passed the bill prohibiting the sale OF liquor
except under great restrictions, by vote
o. ~ to Is.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15
From the New Drlean. Weekly Delta
A Fast Lotharto.

Some week AGO our cotton and fashion.
ablc circles were greatly edited. Illuminated
aud el.r,r;6ed nv the Jashioy operations.
,n,g,iGc.,, mir. and graceful address. Of a
ysn,l.man WIN came 10 orr city with nu.
m.rons letters. aud testimonials 10 =" hi, high
s,,ndiny" o DISTINGUISHED family" "intIu
er.;,l connections" etc. Ills name was
"a I u.y,e" mr. Z" Dr Uaypa" as he
s,yl.d himself and vn. recentl, from Phi.
aJ,l,hin ,houch related To the distinguished
JIavna family Of south Carolina. Ills
manners and ,n,earance were certainly
those Of a gentleman and might well have
,p,osed unon ia, most pruJeni qnd obsery.
i,g W,tLout b.iny yulyarly obstentatious.
hi. LARGE resourres and designs justified a
,.nerons and liberal DISPLAY of hi. means
Ieco,J;,,,ly ba ,.n,.d +, l,rse office on one
of our nr,ueipal streets. where cotton deal
.,s " mast do conyregat," and furnished it
!, tho mas, easily and elepant ,iyle-wth
d.., cu.hi,ned chairs mnhorany desks.
iron safes etc
IN d.sray those necessary expeses As well
as IN meet hi. p.rsonal wants. a few small
loons were NEGOTIATED. chiefly upon the As.
.urnnce of ,he borrower. of a return in
~ ~ -. -. ,,a.shp;
,ion of a letter Of credit for 500 900. Thus
0orpished DR. n pro,eeded To launch boldly
int, In. cation market. buyinq lot, OF cot.
'"'' '''' 49," ,',''"' r,'aaJaI,h;.
'....,''..,. t.. I..,,.,,., m.
-, - Ill. A., .;onaJ e !, ,yu.
A. Eyre" To rehey, his mind and divert
~ r a..;ad ,,'i,,, ,La ,iuIl ,s,li,;es If
,s,l, a,,J .a.,I,,,i,,- ,ha unc,or turned
-, a, a.. c..l,i...ll. anci.t, of
n's "'' ~, " w, Nv, @'," ~, Ill
hmeaning, transporting citizens, VINO were
rather gra,ihcd I" 'hrIude ;" das"'hg ee"'
tleInan among their if'ehns' Vo'u"'ee,ea "
introduce the Doctor into the circles !"
which they moved
Inc graceful anu 'Aseina''"B s'a"s
needed as ie" iaeNtles III 'h's h' ne "'' ~
the sphere oi his cotton opef"'o', ne so""
became a leader o' the bean mona r." prom
inen' actor ~ All gay e''o'rs-.n' ',''' VI
all unmarried ladies line envy ~ Tue oe'"N'
10 the ladies be would a'se''a'e ~ very So
+ fious tone thai ne he'plN ''eie''e" nv "'9
mor'gaged--eigaged' bought up oF ,a'i,
] ny arrangement IA Virginia ny ""'o", :"
was true, he wouih come '"t" 'he eon','' VI
stoo'ooo' ana unoef me e'tfo' pe'n"ps'
he would add Win fonslsh s"'"e, VI !"
pretty, hut rather green e'.i OIL s"''' slN'
teen let u was IKE tearing "s"''''' "i'
heart strings to turn away from 50 ''',"
beauty ana 'asel"h''oh III "" '''''"',S ~
order however, my ais inhif'hl"uia' saeii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

"Whas ia the occasion of that bell ring.
Ing. Tom." "Well, iPresume il Is occa.
stoned by some. body a, the cod Of the rops."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

Ia Alabama il ia indic,abls offence 10
play cards ia "public place" Il has been
decided in late case that playing in the
woods, out of sigh, of house, aud of ~
road, Is not public place
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

Twenty five sophomores of Yale College
have been expelled for carlca.a'ing the
Faculty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

TO US from Respectable sources but 'fost
mat they may De exaggerated
hhhNRN Nblt hAN,-i he "etninn'
town l'",'l Emporium mas an "u"o"fy
nouoe "' w '"n" S'"a''' wv" u'eu W
that N'ew''F On 'he -''h OF N"r,n' age"
~ years me "o'''' '"Hei""es WIN 'hese
surprising s'At''nvn''ht'
Inc 'eee"s,m WIS "" 'h'@es' nan "'"'
large to contain i've men of ordinary size,
measuring IN width three feet four inches
ia abe clssr. and three iect IN height Three
men could have worked IN it at the same
time with convenience. II required six
men 10 take him from the i@.d on which he
expuol. Thi. was done hy raising plat.
form removing ,he head boar, of the bed.
80,
,o"'u "'' s,s ,'e '''''', '"'' '''r nus, "u'
=, 'I"t'- =" ~. 49, ." Wv ~.
80 ,t No.. ~ ~
. ~, 'u'' Il, '""' "''' 49, u" ."'
o''l va, o' '"'.V ','P' US = ~"
" ' 49,, 'I" ,i a., 1870 .,' ".' ~"
'"
grave they h"n Two lInes 'naolrd' one ak
each 'nn' an" one l"fge wen rope III we
n'iaele' ana seventeen n'en to Jet down ,h''
gre" sP'"Ni' -, ""''"'y mo US '"s'
nome %" e"fu'' NE weight was not N"o""'
-, ma NH
refugees ""h 'fr"ee j. 'anl'r' o' ihueh
comment especially :" me i"ehsh p'pefs'
II Is oreAif asserted 'hai thes were sent
"u' "i the country NOT h,cans' 'hey had
abused the rights OF hosp''AiiiY' bat be-
cause '''" presence al t''''' was "p"oN'
of Ju-iice asserts that it d. not 50, but its
statement obtains liule cret.t.
IN Charleston there r. natural phenom'
rn"n, ON exhibition nHm' ~. con'n"n
/, q; s,.,.I ,bst tL,, .s, ,,.,s I.,n..Lt ;,,o
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

The Washington correspondent 81
New ork tommercia. Advertiser says:
"tiea. Sss:i remarked, IN the pres~seo
Of a number of friends escently, that u ~
were elected President be should live about
three months"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

EylprNcr or FoLly.--<eglecl to nd
yeftse aud wondering that you do not sue
cced in business.
Refusing 10 take u newspaper. and he
surprised that people laugh At your
rance,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15
THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
Il. W. 10 Il % T. ny,
Npir0R AND PROPRIETOR.

,..rsxAs RgvusLica>isi- issued weekly At TWO
..yi AIS pr snnumn, Il paid at the time Of sub
A,,.: II ra'd within -,s months Three Dollar
,.",m.., N delayed ansl after the su months the
", Lii hr -Four Dollars. Single copies one Dime
.5,,ri.-rssass Al ~ r-t sqnar, Of ten lines OF los
j u c.ats pr square for eNcry -Hhsrpcnt Insertion
va hh,,ai ai--ouu, made for yrasly Advertisements
Announce s-nt Of candisl-s Ten Dollar.
r..,e pr cent will b~ charged on Advertisement.
~ ya,d in sd'.nee
n Letters addressed to This Office mus, be pon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

Tnr AnrrsAS WriL-Ne are pleased
to soc tbs great wo K. under the superin.
tendance of J. VI toopor, Esl, i, grndu.
ally progressing With every prospect Of
success. MANY annoy ing circumstances
have interytued To- retnrd the progress OF
the design. hut the indications % speedily
reaching the water are decidedly favorable
at present. he has now reached the depth
Of 40 feet - Nncres lalifp.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

DarAprII Suirwurck.-B osioa. AprH
"a large ship IS known 20 haye struck
at Peaked It'll Bar, during the late gale,
and went TO pieces. Al hands on BOARD
were lost and nothing has vet hoated
ashore to indicate the unme Of the vessel.
She is supposed to have beea foreign
vessel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

IN Charleston there Is "a natural pherom-
euon. on exhibition, namely, common
house cat, nursing iai with her kittens.
|, is stated that the raj wns brought into
the family circle about ten DAYS ago, very
Young, since whcl, time 1t has imhihcd
portion of nutrimcut from the eat, and has
received the parental attention Ia common
with its legitimate oh.ptpg.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

DoGpoN oN rnr During the
present week the CIV OF mad dog
-" mad dog daily rang through our streets.
The consequence is TIN, the race has been
almost entirely cx,egminalrd IN Mansfield.
One or two lavofiirs alouc are len ~ tell
the awful catastrophe that beiell the spe.
cies --. uanshfh idregiNer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

The foregoing are a few extracts We have
made from The Texas press. Many OF Them
date back further than we could wish,
Mos, of the papers that contained them
were DELAYED in reaching Us, and could not
have appeared earlier We hope they Will
repay pcrusal. while they may furnish our
contemporaries an incentive to write articles
worth copying.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-15

The arbitrary cNpul.ion Of all the Polish
refugees from Greece Is u .shjcc, Of much
comment, especially il the English papers.
Il is opealy asserted that they were sent
out Of the country. not because they had
abused the rights OF hospitality. bat be.
cause their presence at itheus wss obnos.
iou, to the Russians The Greek Minister
of Justice asserts that It B.. not so, bu, its
statement obtains llt,le credit.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-28
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.

rrNIE attention of Builders and others nre Respectfully
invited 10 The extensive aud well selected stock II
BUILDING UARDNVARE Ann TOOLS no,y offered by |
lhe snbsctibrr r1nsgtinr in r,ri os f,ro,ys,
American Front Door Locks upright with night work,
plated or brass rnrnitnro or purcelnn ali cnirs
American Frmt Door I,cks. nnrioht, phin. with
nipht xynrk Mated arr hrnss furuturp all
coors
American Front Door Locks and Store Door, Horizon
tai or upright brass furniture or porcelain aI coors
American Rim Locks ali sizes and auo,ics White or
brass furniture. or porcelain all e.olors
American Mortice Locks all sizes with plated white
brnss furniture. or porcelain all cohms.
American Morticr InirLrs nil sizes with plated white
| or brass furniture pr pnrcelnn nil cnLis
American Nortice and Rim Closet Locks plated brass
| escuicheons nr porretin all col,rs
American Drap, Stop Thumb Gate aud Store Door
Iatchrs
As, Imported Locks and Iatches eveIv description.
Baldwns aud American Butt Hinges, of all sizes, fast
! or loose joint.
shutter, Gate. Strap r. and Bacltnp Hinges nll kinds
Shutter, Gate, Door, Flush aud Spring Bolt, of wrought
| or cast IRON and brass every doscriptiun.
Screws. S9rirs. Glue Snud Paper of the hrs quality
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-28
A STRING OF ITEMS.

WHEs one will not, two cannot quarrel.
MorTo FOR A PlLoT-Wheel or wo.
EUGENE Sue is married to an American
lady.
PUNcH's COUNSEL TO LOUIS NAroLEoN-
Stop, thief.
In the Isle of Man they have cats with
out tails.
LUTHER died on the 18Th of February,
15i6.
''WHy is John Bigscr's boy larger than
his father +? Because he is little Bigger"
ilE who deals with a blockhead has need
of much brains.
Fresh Bermuda Tomatoes a,e selling in
New YORK.
The Ohio Canals are 10 be opened on the
Goth OF March.
The hot springs of Virginia are 1922, sul-
ficient 10 boil eggs.
Somebody says, "we live under govern
ment of men--and morning newspapers"
A BEAUTIFUL oriental proverb runs thus;
With time and patience the mulberry leaf
becomes satin.
A NEW pass has been discovered in the
Sierra Nevada, by which the transit is great
ly facilitated.
NoN INTERyENTIoE.--A principle lha,
cannot be recommended too strongly, in all
matrimonial wars.
PmLANrHRoPIsrs are trying 10 put a STOP
TO the punishment of shower-ba at Sing
Slug, as too severe for human endurance.
The school fund of the State of Wisconsin
now amounts TO the sum Of S765, l09,-
Pretty well for 'four years Old"
TuE lady whose dress was too dirty to
wear, and not dirty enough to wash, had a
matter of serious import TO decide
There are two things modest men should
never undertake-io borrow money or study
law.
The LESS genius you have got The more
moral should be'yonr writings. Were II moi
for Tupper's piety, Upper himself would b'
considered an ass. ~s--s..A
at
SOMEBODY says there are two kinds of ia
mily jars into one of them you put sweet
meals and such like, and Ia the other yo'
pui--your foot.
AFELtow, seven feet high, on his way t.
California passed though Charleston. oi
being aked why-he yepiured upon 50 hazard
ous journey he replied that they didn'
want him any longer down in Maine
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-28

New NAUsic--juSt Published.
W EE g. WALKER. 10. Ice Chcsnut ST.,
& A are constantly publishing and receiving,
new and beautiful music from the most distin-
gllished composers
The following list contains some Of their choi-
cest and most popular Songs, Waltzes, Polkas
&c.
Now, thou art Gone, n beautiful sonc, words
by Thomas J. Dchl, music by Hamhyidge.
My New England Home. words and music by
Mrs L. Wade.
Grobc's Omnibus by C. Grobe-a collection
of Duets.
Sounds from Home, piano and violin, by Jos
Gungl.
Pretty Little Polkas for Pretty Little People,
by j. Ling
All the Winds aIo Sleeping, by 4. S. Worn.
sey,
Guardian Angel, by the author of "I.oye Not.
Household Words, written BY Chas. y oung do.
The Adicus, words by Thomas j. Diehl nu-
sic by lIOrr.
LEE & WALKER have constantly on hand,
superior Pianos, and supply of Martins Ccle.
brated Guitars, which together wlth line as
sortment Of Musical Instruments and Mcrrhau-
dze in general, comprise stock not 10 he sur
passed by that Of any other establishment in the
country. LEE & NhINER,
l62 Chcsnut street, Swaim'e Building.
Philadclp pha, June rs, lS5l.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-02-28
AgsyEGsTEsEsEENF
Bounty Land and Pension Agency,
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THE UNDERSIGNED Attorney aud General Agent n the
City Of Washington. offers his services 80 procuring
Bounty Lands aud Pensions ~ ,agse s,lylss,I
HF'Hcny Csl/'' 20 ,sssgl ,i5verIrrnN IA n tb1r-
-''' familiar acquaintance with the lpcA ry iorus.
and routine " buSness and wing aers and
Rolls filed IN the \. :. Office he possesses facilities r
ne speedy put satisfactory adjustment ot GpyJrnucnt
cllins pt Cyery kind.
by n late Art ui CONGRESS Bounty Jaud is granted to
the ri!crs n soldiers of The OF - md ol the v:iri-
ripus ilam yrs l1!U. II thus. ,vIu scryrd nine
months ldD ncresi To III sc who served four mouths ~
acrrs; and ~ n, Sc who we'd one month 80 acres
Arrangements have brcn made with gentlemen Of the
Legal pr1trsSl IN different sections of the Country fr
the ocu"n n warrants, aud the she of the patents, when
lSsuod on ne most advantageous terms; irr the ra,mrnt
of taxes redemption uf llnds sid for taxes: collection u
des; AMI TOT the Transaction ut general Law business iH
the different States Uui Icrri'Iri,S
He tend rs rS servics % members cf the protest. N
dsHnrc Hul U.r claims against the Government. nrr
Itlrtl 'y c Agent. viii Hla'e lu his usuu fec
The necessary i'uus nnl instructions, and iuoun'ir ON
n subjects Hp ar1rnr successful prosecution, u HIS
msrr'7 VIII be furnished to regular Curcsp un,eus with
| uu charge
Taas Desiring Information Of friends in the army or
navy will ruHu!tp hu uI The particulars kpvu ui their
service. together with se ui dollar. and h-r cirui-
r's 'yla lr r"n'"' o. 10y a,um of mai All cuuutuic;-
| uuHs 90 Dee (PlErs1nl ami addressed
CHARLES C. TUCKER,
(h'X lh5, p. o. Washington. ID. c.
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