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% IsoLunoss pRorosINo AN AMENDMENT TO

ssS,sS Inc Senate sasess That section svo q ar
Who
q :si:; ;2 y
sRss manner = shs polls gs.;s.e IS
~ as 81 S . e .sS
8 pss.sS excluding the .gs 4 saTase al parsons
q: .s. ess?;: ~:
~, sssss
nay sa NAM
s :ss e Hs Affecting tho p'
I 70 II: ID to
- The nsat general election Of and that pursuant
gybbsd for three months previous 70 the time Of such
ssSs Assembly ss i BY = sissI Assembly,: ss
srsTn o. new s n senate April T. III. sore.
To- s 80 q tho member, elected The
srsTs OF NEW YossS Secretary. ores-I have COM
Ps:s' 81
MHs, s'a city
M zss. Ssa
CUPRESE CoURT-lN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
y ploaton Of the May Afternoon and Commonalty of
M Thirty sshth stree. to the northsrly side Of
vsras said city. Notice hereby given, pursuant to
sutA that the report Of the Commsson2s Of Estimate
Assessment in the above entitled mtter will be pre-
sa.tsd the ssprsme Court &c special term thereof to
day the 10th day of October A. D. 1853 and that there and
Sss WI l. mad. that said report e sonSsmei. -
NEA rnF. .ts SAMUEL JONES';
=. JOHN II. PINkNEY. Commits sioners.
Il RICHARD j. SMITH
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DRY GOODS.


M form thelsdics tina. sho returned from Paris
With elegant SELECTION Of goods from the houses
s city, sns I AZ s' ky C.
Nov York Her .ssok comprises STsdorss nssrIs, en-
senfes chenes ct ayett specialize de
~"sasd, BY NJ MYEis, Bsaohssorse Dc Psris
ATEw FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS. FALL TRADE.
IN New slke, nousssline de LANES, Trench al wool
sssss sssss PuressS F ind our dress goed. Ska
snd lace stocks worthy their special attention fes rea
enasie and fsSsS Tsiy ss1stita irrryc s R,oasx
CRAuLDyNs, THOMAS 4 VAIL IMPORTERS or
scsprehersve stock Of hroadeoths and eoarg plain
ma nneg esssreres and vestinss triI!nst de- &C. from
va stteneion buyers thrsughort the county.
ITO CLOAK AND NANTILuA CASH ANp SHORT
time huyers-George Dro6ie, u Csnsi street. and %
Rsnsrd esse. Importer snd manufactures Of velvet
speotsn magnificent assortmeps Of ths sSoys saehs it
received d,ecs from the celebrated Psrsa houses
which bad been originally intended by leading Pari,
asnss for the New Yors grysta Palace but being ssty
consigned e o. d. their most extensive ocnnoeicn IN III.
country. Mr. Brodie woald further invite the attention Of
known manufacture, expressly sos up or the IAN traSs
ssd y tho mary Southern Ind buyers
saual 70 the most approved french nakes. Wv
ITO WHOLESALE BUYggs.- cLoaXs AND MAxrrL.
70 MS o1tensiYe fos the present f Eelootea
~ himself 10 Paris durisg tho last MONTH and embracing
sioh ycyos k sloaks Icing txsot s0pcs 81 The less
Ersesh odcs and crang ogether Il tie Grgcs5 and
OF which no of.sa ak ebosaae 80 ~ 80 $3.50 -
bsssaway.
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WATCHER, JEWELLERY, sc.

E0LD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
VI swslry-GE0. G. ALLEN, importer, No. IL Wall
street, near Broadway, second floor.
JULES JuR0ENsEy wArcHEs,
Warranted perfect time Keepers from el60 70 &N0
Duplex and levers, from. ..............l D 10 .7s
nDrrEKDrrr sroorn
And quarter second watches for timing horses i 10 go
cHRoyoMErERs,
Splendid poehst ekronomesecs, perfect time
risnr DAY w.rcn.., :" :"
Which run eight days with once winding. Ao 10 les
Tor ladies, In hunting cases. ....... IS 10 100
fef Aa,es some IN magic Gases. 30 10 81
which change into three different watches 100 70 l7s
WATCHES
And tuYn the has d. without key. ..... IS to lao
ALI MINDS OF wATonEs Az vrnr low rnlcrs.
Fine gold lepine watches, four holes jerelei. Is
Cold snsmsod Watches for III. ladies' IS
Soid Enssh ps sssns lsvsaa innta. GASES
silver patent Levers 90 low a.. ............. 10
s"vsr oe'sons' ie'sts - ,ow
sl s: !. Pleas Ss s ssu sf a and
nss: s sa; chains: PM, gsd xsdn ca
gold and silver spsstaoes, gold toothpiek cams shat
lain chains, &c
Sterling silver spScrss s1p, ior PIE knives napkin
jsssy sssh sass All
" keep good tnaeScr The money returned
Ar Kinds Of Watches and sioehs cleaned and repaired In
the best at much less than the usa prees very
superior workman, a,d warranted
Watches cent by mail 70 all parts Of the United
States free Of charge.
WARRANTED WATCHES, cEEAP.-
" Ladies gold watches as 10 = 80, so
SSrI,sh p ,ns levers. 81 "a 30
Silver oylinaer ssoapernsnts =. 40 90 ~
join cox, Importer Of Watches, 81 Bovory
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F0n STATES NAH. syRAx
ship y depart with bio United States nss Sos EUROPE
PenSvsT q, ease!cs esptsnbr ALL o'clesk H., from
ssgs bsvtss snsauass assocrcsas:ss ssr J:sas
Passsn6sss are requested 70 b % hsasd 81 lI< A.
The stcanshsp Pssihe viii succeed The Halts Ana 81
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AGENCY.

NTExsEE 4 co.'s WESTERN LAND AGENCY, La
IN fayette, In6-Ofhce IN New York, So Wall street,.
ands located by warrants cash. shars
commission In Indiana Illinois wisconsin Iowa Judi
above states win rea1e 10Y per cent psr anrum Parties
being rapidly tAksn Mp N Co. personally inspect all
atoms intyusted TO them For further information and
circulars apply 81 The Land Warrant Ofhce Of
TT COLEMAN. % WAL street
TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY, lss n. II. Will.
u No. 2o3 Broadway giving perpetual inroductons
and engagements 10 the test families teachers
pup.f, 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COOD NEWS THE CELEBRATED BOHEMIANHAIR
VI dye ahead Of all compositions prodnoesa beaut
IT, mari et Merchants d sts and haird.cssers ia city
or country. supped on liberal TOXINS. Give II trial
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DEPARrnENr, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDs
CGYA1TNEEEEaTI, NsyYg0ns.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KsSfgGHsH
90 EOO WANTED PARTNER, WITH s. 700 TO
pA.OUU. eater into . safe and highly profitable bust
hch ill pay 900 ont Tho eest evidence Of
&c. will be given. For particularly address H. Henry,
Tribune sfhee. .a s-t i.
NOPAKTNERSnIP.-RICHAR SCHRLL HAS AssO-
~ ciaeed with him g. v. lAtt. The business viii here
after be continued under the nanle OF Schsll Co.
New YORK, Aug. !. loo5. IL kiCnAhD SCaELL
NOPARTN ERSHIp NOTICE. RARE CHANCE
~ Partner wanted with cash capital Of six hundred dol
lars to In the sxtensi Of teel SAFE and highly
profitable already established In this city Yearly
$1,000 Beat Of references given and required. Ad
dress 8. II. y, Herald sfGce. for i've days.
DARTNRR wANTED.-A PRACTICAL BUSINESS
engage In business already established for would
chase the same) either arrg mercantile,
mission. Address Custom. Herald ofhce.
OARTNER WANTED IN A COMMERCIAL HOUSE IN
il the West Indies-A person with capital Of IS 600
will be received in we'll established house Must have
knowledge OF business aRd OF strictly business
Eabs One ding tho Spanish language would be
preferred. Address box "a broadway Post once.
rNHE ADVERTISER HAS A CAPITAL OF From
partner with person already established In
mission grocery business References given and
Address G., Herald once. - - II -
VNANTED-A PARTNER, WITH $50 900, IN WELL
w paying bus Mono but partos Of high
bility viii be negotiated with. Communications eon6den
tial. Address D., Herald Office ~ isE .ts.ts.A
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MUSICAL

~-~----s
1NGIIAN PIANOS, AT All BROADwAY.--A LARGE
AZ assortment OF pianos from the celebrated house Of
HaIlet Davis Co.. Bcston also the well kao~n insru
Of A. w. Ladd Co.. with full supply OF new and
second hand pianos Of vs,ons Makers Tor ct low
DIANoFORrEs WITH CIRCULAR SCALES AND
III Grand Extensio Bridges 7. Gilbert h Go. have
Gently made circular scale TO their pianos which gives
eeater Of tone than before
Persons abon 70 purchase invited call and hesr them
L. Co the of the Eoan patent right, and
furnish them ~ lower prices than other honse Tor
800 Broadway Also large sssortmsnt hand pi
and melodcons At prices that defy competition.
DIANorORTEs HARPS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS IN.
L vite attention their assortment Of pIancfortes
Among them will be found the popular instruments Jacob
Chioke-ng A. W. add Co.. and other eminent makers Of
Boston besides full assortment Of city manufacture In
Lewis Co. which they the exclusive SCENTS they
will also variety Of these instruments from the
foreign maksrs They offer tho following eepsnt
ultra marine blue, double action harp made by &.
Schweso Co.. London pyice $780, fighly ornsmentod
maple do l. Frat Sons makers: price 49, very ec
CANT go movement do, $l75 msde BY Sohwicso Gros
Jean. Warerooms 100 Canal street. A. KENDALL Co.
DARE OPPORTUNITy.-A SPLENDID NEW ROSE.
sold great sacrfce account o. the i'll health.
second hand panoforte taken In exchange Apply at 100
West Broadway, between White and franklin streets.
yCANTED-THE USE OF A PIANO, FOR THREE
w hours per day, for which services seamaress VIII be
given equivalent Reference given. Address A. D.,
Herald obee
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CUNDAY EXCURSION TO sHREEsBURY LONG
- pranoh, Ocean Home, Hirhland D5el 80. The now
and popular stesmer GOLDEN GATE captain y A. Lit
to- will leave The foot o. Robinson streeA North river
ha { a,S gAa. \. ~ .'..s.!r I'm rYgc. " fgath
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EFNIS's rAIL STYLE OF BATS WILL DE IssrEl
VI Oh "Wednesday, 2tth lost. sENJN
zatfsAaNsy. eIss..s; *, sasih
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:rn.ssp .s s W
Proposed DATES OF s.nlrs IN
s..urday. ass ,ss wea.s.sss 1 aug ,s
s:.s.s.y, Serb =. IsSs wss..:S:y ssp ~. 1873
sssss1ss:y Ssss T. s xss:s sss. T.
s s:ssssss:y Ss NIL ss %%: ss.:::; S ss.
s.turssy kov. I2... .Iss wednesday, Nov. r.. IS
s ::s::;: s. s.: ss $:::: s.:
''' ss ss..sSs :gR!A g . Wan street.
NJ ss Sass e.:
Go s' a. Ss si'isi y n.m. "a
i::: S asiss therefor and he
sA ns sHss.a mp NORTH AxnHrcAS ROYAL
ynon rsw YORK TO IAvrRrooL- -
SnsoI seoM PsssAge sl@
s''''' s-D'- rnos nosro. no iiy.spooi ''''' ~
Chicf cabin pAsssse. 500
The ssps from Bssisn cali st surs1.
4sSs4 Sy R sy' hHKoPS Sas ass
. s.. r.. lea !. s..
On .tarbo. 70 bow; ia on port bow; ..,,
5 ss ssa : :$ E::ss Work w:s:y :S
Asia Lott, irom New York. wednesday. siss ssppS
Berth, not s .sS .n. paid sss
owners Of these ship, wiz 30 accountable yod
unless bus y sdns signed therefor and the value
~ s'sn' D-''1 Z e esS 10. Bowling er.s.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHI la, srIAn.
w assa1 s%s. .As''''' steamships
C isy % Si,sssw .sssssSsy A An.
rnoa IiyrarooL., ~ :" 80 -. D'N
by ,y OF SsnonesScr. sdnesdsy Sns.
ssisss go !; ,,;s ::s.s.:s = :sass
and found with comfortably cooked PROVISIONS for
Wishing out
Gaeates q and drafts tho Bank q Ireland IN
the once Of s' THJEXHs hlcHSsDsSS, ss.as.
ss
s *
satn.das Nsyems e. Il ossss ssos siss cabin
ssss third Glass TssSiS ss ss Ssssa1 zsg'
n. ssB ..:
der win leave for Havre touching At to land
S .ss sas ~ 4 % .:s
s @ On :ss % @
marked beiov mershaAaise WIN b received board
.pDy
:. * 1sl .aa ~.
-. - WV -. A From New York. From H.vr..
Alonso Follansbee mastery Sep !. Oct. 10.
Ship ST NICHOLAS, Feb. l. Mar. I6.
1000 tons burthcn, Junel. Jay rs.
John Bragdon, master, Oct l. Nov. 16
New chip bERCuRY, Mar. APR H.
400 tons burtheu, Julyl. Aeg 10.
X. d. Conn msseer. Nsv.l. Dec. ID
Ship WILLIAM TELL. J APR l. May l6
(rsw,) 200 tons buythea,< Aug. !. Sep. J6
James uHck master. y Dec. /. Jan. 10.
h5y Al s. sis,: ys,x Sss :s,p: E.s;isss
by Of experience in the
trade Tho price oil passage "a BLOC, without wines
Goods rent to the subscribers will be forwarded
tree from any charges but those actually incurred:
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. 1GA Poarl street.
CTEAK COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Bremen.-Brcmsn Mail JAne-Tbe side wheel
stsssnsr hANsA, 200 TONS and GERNANIA, LEGO tons
VIII sail ~ fellers.-
Geymania. August l. September l.
Hnnoa. $780,. august g. September q
PASSAGE from New York to Bremen.
First cabin $l00 Sacon. csbin. &S5
For height or passage apply TO
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Ihsss shps bAve been bu by eontYAcs expressly for
sRvies every has soa-
sPncsioA In their engpes ed
and shsr fog psssgsrs are sssquasa fs
Yss % psssasO from New Ysth 10 Liverpool IN srss
cabin Si2o IN second cabin. 10 EIeuavs sss II sssrs
From Liverosol to New York. kso and fa0. .f W.
An expereno<d surgeon attasAsd 10 easb ship. re-
No bsrshs sscured until paid for. ar
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HHANGE OF PIER OF THE MORNING LINE FOR
~ Albany and intermediate landins-Fare 81 20 Albany
Mcals served boArdOn and after Monday, August1,
1853, the steamer GEO, WASHINGTON, Cart. L. Van
wsrt vim leave the Pier At The foot q lay street,
arrive Albany in time for tho trains going R
turning leaves Albany Tuesday Thursday and Saus
day ut z o'clock, A. M. NB-1hs boat arrives At Hnd
in time TO take the Hudson for Spr
and also touches at Yonkers each passage.
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TIsAVELLERs, GUIDE.

fyANDEN AND ANBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEIr
~ Pha, from picr No. North riverTwc lines daily at
10 Am. and Pm. Accommodation lire st 10 AM, by
Trenton 70 South Abbey care to Bordsnsoxn
press line ut Pm by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence drect TO C4maen by carsthrough Ia four
half Pare - Returning. leavs Phiadelphis ~ 10 AN
and Pm.
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GRAND EXCURSION AND CELEBRATION TO WIN
VI hed, August ~, lS53Omnibuses ard conveysnces WI
leave TIE Grand and Houston street ferries from TIE VII
Cemetery ferry every half hour during the day
Ing st quarter beto<e o'clock On this day the lots
kerstofore&l0 each lot at the o OF purchase, md
The balance In s. monthly payments Persons wishing 70
avail OF tho opportunity purchase these iot
wsuid do we'll ground early Refresh mcnts viii
ne provided for lot ell others en- penso at
about Mpsc and dancing on The grcusd throughout
sfc eaY The public respectfully invited 10 partcpao
10 be fes.ivties Of the OCCASION All further info alton
will 10 given the oce No Tryoa row. corner Of Chat
ham street, or by d. HOGAN, on the premises.
C. q. ANDREWS ~. II. kendall.
n. 9-shoud tbs weather prove stormy the exeursion
s.ll lake place The FIRST fair day thereafter.
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T,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-TnE UNITED
Il States mail stoanship HUMBOLDT, Lines eonman-
Der win leave for HARE touching a. to Land
O'clock pier No n R Price passage, Hrst cabin
$lO second cabin, So Luggage not wanted during the
marked below No msTssazaiss VII es received on board
hORTIMER LIyIN GsTON, Agent. 63 Broad way. ~
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srATEs
Hall eseamus-The ships Epssas this ltss sss ~
30 ArkAkIlc.. ......... -. ;. Captain WesA
. OK >YAG4f4C.. Captain Nyo.
+ - sAkCYty. ............ Captain Luce.
=. BAtylC... -. ......... Captain Comsssch.
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TxHIBITTON or THE REAL SEA TIGRESS.--THIs
~ animal belonging to Mr. Monay is tho only of the
kind exhibited to this day 1t is eleven feet long,
It VIM swallow, in one mopthfu fish twelve pounds In
the of ito master. Now exhibition III Forty second
onnNeitA tho CYVatal Palace.
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EXCUHsIONS-

ExCCRsIoNs TO TIE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY
~ except sasTresy The fsycgrite sea stesmer HERO,
seioeh Hammond 7is; Broome street, r., Peek sin
tk; Pier No 3 N. r., A. NJ returning by r. NJ Ehrl
Coton band will he hoard. Dinner, hshng tackle and
bait will be provided. Fare, fifty cents.
GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR COMFY ISLAND LAND.
VI ing at Fort Hamilton each way.Fare 21 cents each
Nay-The and splendid steamer ECONOMY, CAPTAIN
LED Ab has eomsncedl her regular daily trips Foe tho
season to Fort Hamilton and Ceney Island leaving fol-
Iows:-
Foot Of Spring street, a. ak A. NJ, l2sP M,cnP.A.
Pier No. 4 North river, 10 A. NJ, Up. M,4PM.
leaving Coney Island, last trip. NJ Ga p n.
The and elegant steamer OCEAN will also leave
follows
Spring street, At l0is A. NJ, M.sisP.M
Pier No. North river IL A. NJ, 21s l.. N. 6P. NJ
Stopping AZ Fort Hamilton the last trip night
The G. DuRANT will also run every Sunday, leaving
Spring street st Hand and nc III and clock.
JOHN r. R0DNAN, Agent.
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NIE. JOHN OWENS
I'VE u MONT BLANC
EVERY EvExlTe, sIxcEPr SAruRDAy,b

ACADEMY HALL G63 BROADWAY.
Musical Director Mr. Alfred Sodgwick
Admission, 70 cents
Gentleman and two ladies' dollar; children under
twelve, half price
! Doors open W; entertain mcnt TO commence at s.
Ticket ofhco open from 10 till 4.
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(yITY HOTEL, AZ AND 429 BROADWAY. CORNER or
~ Howard street, New York, 10 for the accom-
mediation Of the public The honse hal fecsptiy been titled
superior msnne. The above hotel s s,nsussss on the
Of his f5rrer xueste tho travelling public IN general
GEORGE W. HARPEL Proprietor.
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LVOR KEYPORT AND FORT HAMILTON FgOx TUl
foot Of Chambers ltrset faro 1 cents each way Ths
s:sawbcat JOIN EAhT lssyss New York = seioek A.
@vndsys excepted Returning lesve KeyTsrt oslooi
A. M and O'clock r. II. TIE usual staSes eennee
zion with tho boats.
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SFAUInyNG, JHOMAS { yAILl IHFUKTEKs OF
~ FOODS for mems No Il John rtrsct 9aer very
stock Of hroadeoths snd ecang plain
wa frncr oescrercs and vestngs tr!nss de- &c. from
cA guslftes TO the very choicest which they Invite
VA setsnoson Of buyers thrsughort the country.
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CyTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Gissgcw sod New ", York Stesmship CompAay's
Craig semmsndsr, will isaye New Yors for GLASGOW On
Saturday, Novembsi s. at IL o'clock FIRST cabin,
saloon state $O do. do midshp dos So second
cabir, s third class $0Eteward's feas Included Apply
to j. NcSYNON, SO Broadway
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18
VOL. | NO. II.
Young America.

g IF you're coming why don't you come
along" So Nose was wont to say, afore;iIne,
and it ernbodies good bit of practical philoso-
ply. Every new engine shrieks it-every new
railway Is a record Of it-cvory line Of telegraph
exempifes it-every medium Of advertising IL
illustrates it. The saving originated in the Bow
cry may be, but il is destined 10 be q cosmopo-
lite. 1t began with individuals; it is going on
with nations it will end with the world.
fyou re coming, why don you come alongp'
It is uttered in almost ali tongues. in almost all
lands. Il has rung around Christendom the
iron beds cad Of Procrustus has been left behind,
with the torch and fagot. 1t has sounded like
slogan through. the political world and the old
f5gics' are among the baggage wagons and the
wounded.
It has electrified the realm Of literature prose
is becoming the living voice Of humanity, and
poetry its echo. The old Ramage press has Civ
en- place TO tho cylinders whired by the painting
engine; shat thought that moved at funeral
pace now rusheS on in a tremendous charge
: The old guard, and Marion s men were nothing
to it.
"Ifyou're coming why don't you come along"
Six PAGES 10 the frent" Is the word 10 every
body and everything that wants to be listened
to or looked at. If you have anything to say,
say It if you have anything TO do, do it if you
want anybody to see something, show it. 'If
you're coming, why don't you come along"
Il used to take SIX men TO make a pin, now
one boy, pull, a clip and two strokes for the
business.
Once, cradles rocked the grain for the garner,
now, n whirlwind on wheels cuts, threshes and
bags it in a breath.
Once fathers and mothers had the precedence
by few years now. bellies with dolls, and beaux
in pinaforos, dis ance the % Old folks at home"
aud take mp the cry Of the world " Fyoa're
coming, why don't ycu come along =
Once they crossed the atlantic in hundred
days now, let them exceed len, and halls them
from the lands end as they heaye in sight If
you're coming, why don't you come along e.
Nslr York Tribune.
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head on to the bidder, until he got bid Of IS,
and down went the hammer.
The next was "tip top buggy horse" Il
hands, and in pretty good order He started at
$50 and stuck at S28 and backed off the track.
Another well made black, 16 hands, in good
order, harnessed TO a cart and ned to pull
80 cwt. could only pull $50 out of any bidder,
and 50 ne was bid to grass and give room for
flea bitten grey. l5l hands, which, if TO. old be-
lied his looks badly. He was one Of the had
beens. and was tas:ily harnessed to a 'rotting
chair but nobody would trot out over Sl2, and
he was trotted of.
\ really good looking pony horse, II hands,
warranted young, started at SIS, but stuck at
SIS 75-
\ bright bay horse, 16 hands high, large
portion of which was legs. shown up in buggy
as something stylish, reached S47, and was then
VI hdrawn without ceremony.
4 sorrel mare Is hands high, we'll made and
in fine order, Litchod to cart and warran Cd to
work well, sold for S24. She was good bar
gain. The last remains Of an old black horse,
that had drawn a negro's carpet-shaking wagon
all summer, sold for IS. The owner said that he
had done nothing and eaten less for two months,
and he could not afford to keep him idle any lon
ger.
4 good many others were ofre.ed and drew
bids from 25c. to S25 which were indignan "
refused. a pretty good Jersey wagon sold for
SO, and fair looking old horse and harness
complete for Sl2 more. So that family might
have got a carriage for $50. We were consider
ably amused By the efforts of one Jerseyman to
buy a horse CT one Of his uciehbors for a certain
pile Of manure, Offering to throw in all that the
said horse might accumulate in the course Of the
winter. In conclusion. we have 70 report the
..up town" Horse Market very much depressed
Ifany ofour readers are in want of - hanni
mall at any price between 20c. and $50, le-
them go to the great golgotEa we have described.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18

MARRY.-Jeremy Taylor says if you are for
pleasure, marry-if you prize rosy health, marry
and, even ifmoncy be your objecs, marry
good wife is heavens last best gift 10 man-hiS
angel and minister CT graces innumerable-his
gem of many virtueS-his caskct Of iewels-her
voice his sweetest rnusic-her smiles his bright
est day-her kiss the guardian of his innocence
her arms, the pale of his safety, the balm of
his health, the basam of his life-her industry
his surest veal h--her economy his safest stew
ard-her lips, his faithful counsellors-her bo-
som, the softest pillow of his cares-and her
prayers, the abest advocates Of heaven S bles-
sings on his head.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18

u The Cedars of Lebanon have diminished
from forest to sacred grove, guarded by a
priest and protected by a superstition. The
prophecy of Isaiah has long since been fulfilled.
and :. Lebanon is turned into fruitful field, y
sthe rest of the trees of his forest few, that
child may write them" The cedars OF Lebanon
scarcely occupy space equal to two acres OF
grouud.