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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
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SoMETHlNG NEW.-B: r: BABBITT's BEST
- MEDICINAL SALERATuS.
90 Ismanufactured from common salt, md s pre-
w pared entirely different from other SaeTaus All oC
the deleeriOus matter extracted IN such manner
10 produce Bread Biscuit and oil kinds of AM
Cake, without containing particle of Saleatus
IN when the Bread Cake is baked thereby pro- n
" .ducing wholesome results. Every particle of
Saeratus is turned to gas and passes through the
Bread or iscuit while Baking consequently
nothing remains but common Salt, Water and
Flour. You will readily perceive hy the taste
iof this Saleratus that it rs entirety different from
tx other Saleratus. rs
w II is packed in one pound papers, each w1ap- w
$500 per branded, "B. r. Rabbits Best Medicinal
AND Saeratus also, picture twisted Loaf Of bread AN
- with glass of etiervescng water on the top -
~ When you purchase one paper yon should pre- II
serve the wrapper, and he particular to get the
oo next exactly like the frst-brand as above.
DS Full directions for making Bread with this
Saeratus and Sour Mix Cream Tartar, will
n accompany each package Inlso directions for 5c
AM making all kinds Of Pastry Also for making So DS
- ~ da Water and Seiditz Powders.
~ MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP. AN
with -
b T. b "A B b t T'S ~
PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH,
% Warranted double the strength Of ordinary Pot
ash put up in cans-l H., lbs, 3 lbs lbs, and
Nd l2 bs.-wth full directions for making Hard and e
Soft Soap Consumers will find this chcapes, oS
~ Potash in market
~ Manufactured and for sale by AN
B. T BABBITT,
Nos. 6S and 20 Westinghouse, New-Iork, II
and No. 3S lndia-st., Boston. ~
June IL, lS59.-Iy Je
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DIR. HEATHs BOOK OFSS

N/Travels and great discoveries Of the japanese NJ
and Fast India Medicines with full directions for the
tain of Consumption, Bronchitis, Boughs, Colds
Catarrh Asthma FeveIs Heart Disease scrofua, Cancer
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Gravel and Urinary Deposits
Female Complaints, &c. Illustrated with hundreds OF
certificates Of and engavngs For the purpose OF
rescung many suffering fellowbengs possible from
premature DEATH Il will be seat TO any part Of the conI
neni, by sending 25 cents to
DIR. HEATH,
6i7 Broadway, New York City
=, sold, also, by A. w Fisher Sunbury; Conrad Wenk,
Northumberland Il s. Caldwell, Lewlsburg; q. NJ Ha-
senSnch, BloomsbuIg Cyrus Brown, Miltoni NJ L. and
hank Co, Danvle.
February Is, ls60-ly.
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CAUTION
There being several imitation brands Of Deter
sive Soap in Market, the public notified that
none is genuine except VAN HAGEN & Nc
kEoNR is Stamped upon each Bar of the Soap
as well as the B lxes.
Sunbury, Oct. 30, 1859.
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PLATFORM SCALES.

of EVERY DESCRIPTION, SUITABLE FOR
" RAILROADS, &c for weighing hay coal, orerER.
and merchandise generally. Purchasers run risk = III
every scale is guaranteed correct and it, after ialsI
found satisfactory, be returned without charge.
" Factory at the old stand, established for than
thIty-hve years. ABROTT& CO.,
Corner Of Ninth and Melon Streets, Philadelphia.
March 81, ls60.-3m2!c
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STILL ANOTHER.

WnMINeroN, Sept II, 1850 - Messrs. Evas Wat
son, Philadelphia
Gentlemen The Salmnnder Fire. Proof Safe Of your
manfure, purchased by from your Agent, Ferris and
Garrett Of city, nine months ago, severely
tried by burglars last Saturday night and although they
had sledge hammer, cold chses and gunpowdeI, they
did succeed in opening the Safe The lock being
Of "Hnlls Patent Powderproof" ;" they could not get the
powder into it, but drilled hole in the lower panel and
forced III large charge, whicl ignted and although
been small one it not forced open We suppose they
the greater part of the night work 1t. We are
much gratfed at the result of attempt enter H. and il
the above factsare Of service you liberty to
them. Yours truly,
BAYNARD & JONES.
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T A " e r NJ S r A NJ Il
FOR. q LID

'ENlE subscriber offers at private sale, Oh rea,
n sonable terms, the well known TAVERN
STAND, in Sunbury, Northumberland county,
Pa, kept as such by Michael Wilvert. The
houseis located on fawn street, near the Sha.
mokin Valley and Pottsyle Rail Road Depot,
and is doing an excellent business. The build.
ing is LARGE FRAME HOUSE, being near.
ly new. There is also on the premises large
Stable and Shed, lately erected, with an Ice.
House and other convenienccs. The property
Is IN good repair, with good garden and choice
fruit on the lot.
lie also offers Tor sale a valuable Lot in the
upper end of the town.
For further particulars apply to
EMANUEL WILyERT,
| March 81, ls6o.- Sunbuty. Pa.
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SUSQUEHANNA FEMALE
COLLEGE-

THIS School is intended to afford the very best advan.
ages, moderate charge to such may be entrusi-
to It's The building is large well arranged, and
urnlshed with every thing necessary health and com.
OFT Parents and Guardians invited to examine It's
claims and to support only in far may be found
to possess real meIlt.
FACULTY.
Rev. c. c. BAUGHMAN, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs. NJ. j.. BArGHMAN,
Miss L. w. RuNDELL, Assistant Tenchcrs
Miss JULIA A. CATLlN,
DR. r, HOLM Rev b. KURTZ, D. D. l.. l.. D.; Rev
S. DOMER, A. NJ, Lecturers
EXPENSES.
Boarding, tuition in the regular course including
Latin, washing, lights, fuel md use of furnished
room per session Of months, $50 90
Fee for Reading Room, 90
DAY SCHOLARS
Tuition in the Collegiate Department per session, SIS 90
Academic I" " 10 90
Incidental charge for fuel, ink, chalk, &c. SO
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on the Piano with Of Instrument, 90 90
q " Melodeon II 90
Guitar u 90
Harp, 30 %
Special instruction III Vocal Music 90
Drawing with use ofmodels, s %
Oil Painting, " IL 90
Greek, German and French each, 90
Payments to be made half in advance and the balance
at the middle of the session.
There will be deduction for absence except in cases
Of proracted sickness. liberal deduction will be made
III favor of the daughters of Clergyman.
For Circulars Address
Rev C. C BAUGHMAN,
Or Rev. :. DOMER.
Selins-Grove, Pa, Sept 10, le59.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
Treasurer's Sale of Real Estate

Agreeably to the provisions of the Act of
Assembly, entitled "an Act to reduce the
State debt, &C. passed the 29th day Of April,
lS44, for non.paymont Of taxes, and its sup.
plement thereto, the Treasurer of Northum.
berland county hereby gives notice 10 oil
persons concerned therein, that unless the
County, State, Road aud School Taxes, &c,
due on the following real estate in the county
OF Northumberland, ore not paid before the
day of sale, the whole, or such parts of each
as will pay the charges and costs chargeable.
thereon, will be sold at the Court House, in
the borough of Sunbury, county o! Nortbum.
berland, on Monday, the llth day Of June
next; aud the sale will be continued by ad.
lournment from day to day, for arreurages of
taxes due the said county, and the cost
accruing on each respectively:
Amount of Tax
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
WILLIAM s. SNYDER,

WILLIAM s. SNYDER,
MANUFACT OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of the most Fashionable Style.
Sofas, Divans and Lounges
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
Sofas, Breakfast and Dining Tables,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal TO Fhil
dclphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price
CUPBoARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In short. every article in this line of his business
THE subscriber respectfully calls the attention
L of the public to his large and splendid as
sortment of every quality and price of
EAEssNET'-NVAEsE
which cannot fail to recommend itself to every enc
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best stock to hc had in the city. No effort is
spared in the manufacture of his ware, and the
subscriber is determined to keep up with the
many Improvements which are constantly ing
made.
He a.so manufacture all kinds andqualities
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 90, 1859.
To the President of the Pennsylvania
Agricultural Society:
The subscribers your committee TO examine the con.
tents of a SAIAMANDER SAFE of Evans Watson,
after being exposed strong FIRE the fair grounds for
eight hours, respectfully represent
THAT after seven cords OF oak wood and three ef pine
had been consumed around the safe, 1t opened, IN
the presence Of the committee and the contents taken
out, a little warmd, but not scorched.
Several Silver Medals heretofore received by the
facurers and large quantity Of documents, were III the
safe, and came entirely uninjured.
The experiment satisfied us of the capacity oi safes
s kind to protect contents from any fire to which they
may be exposed.
GEO. w WOODWARD,
JOHN w. GEARY,
J. p RUTHERFORD,
ALFRED 5. GlII.ErT.
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TH IN
,,0\a Dominion.
c OFFEE POT
Tea Pot.

Being based, as DIR. Hall, of the
Journal of Health, says, ION science
and common sense" are rapidly
coming into use, and destined soon
to supercede all others.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
III 81 ITO S. Tenth ST., Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers under the Patent
fB-For sale by Dealers In House.
generally.
December a. 1880
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STOVES-

Noh sAtE an excellent second-han Cook.
ing S'ove, also several Cylinder Coal
StoVes.-Enquire at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
TayIer's Celebrated saloons,

where visitors have their meals or il they desir
they will be furnished in their rooRs.
9th, The fare served in the Saloons and Hotel is
knoweged BY epcures TO be vastly superior to that Of
any other Hotel in the city.
With all these advantages, the cost OF living In the
International much below that Of any other first class
Hotel A. FREEMAN PfopfietoE.
,aae Ie, lsSe.-iY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-05-26
DRUG g. CHEMICAL
EMPoRIUM

DRUG & SEINTSAL
EMPORIUM
ENHE undersigned having received large and
Il well selected stock of
Pare Drugs and Chemicals,
Dyestufs, Oils Paints, Glass and Putty, is now
ready to fill orders at a moments Notice.
In connection with the above YOU will find an
assortment of Fancy Notions, Toilet articles and
periumeIy of all kinds, Tooth, Hair, Nails and
Clothes Brushes of every variety.
customers will find his stock complete COM
pflSing many articles 1t is impossible here to
enumcrate
REMEMBER the place, under the Office Of
the "Sunbury American"
Physicians PERCEPTIONS compounded accurate
ly and carefully.
A. w. FISHER
Sunbury, April 3D. 1859.
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ARRIVALS ATTHE HOTELS

NATIONAL H0TEL-w F Dement,. Md: @
- Curton, Pa Townsend, Cal; M C. Misky,
Pa; Ii White. NC; Miss Young, Me; T AGil
man, Nh; A Notts, DC; Hon G N Fitch. Ind;
burn, Md; 6 II stone and ", iii; & 5 Watson +
w huck, w Lucy, Lucy, Eng; A Given,
XIV; A Grange, n NJ Kinsley NY; n Burg,
wyn and fam, NC; A Dickerson and ly, NJ; L
Esselstyn and " NY; o Duncomb and ly, NJ;
and ly, Mis- Burns, NY; A Lawrence Csr.
Penser, La: w Amey, 6 B william. and ly NY;
Miss Winchester, CT w A Browniug. DC. 4
Weronon, i Snyder, q w Robineon, Md: %
Russell, Ala; 1t Col Scott, USA; r ViterIciu
IL Newoold, Pa; Dir Solarabal, Mr. verone. Mr.
De Espola, Cuba; w NJ Allen, Pa; g Thornton,
Ala; Hubbell and ly, + Brerem, Mrs Dobyn. II
\; w A STATION, Va; J Bullock =; T Merry
y,NY.
BROWNS HOTEL-G lie Sur. Va; p Cooley
Md; Turner, Pa; Reakirt and lady, o; X
Ford and daughter, Me; Vi Gray vs.; Grav.
do; Miss Gray, do; Miss simpson, do; J A
Hall and lady, Md; w Fl Gray do; G Stur. Va.
r Vail and iady, NY; w w Branham, Ma: w
owen, USA; w u Moore, Texas; r b Maclin' do:
ZONES, do; ID LOckhart and lady, Ga; r King
anu uaughter, Ala; Nj Hunt Ala T. Todd
Md; w Hamilton, Ga; q Hamilton and ,sdv
Va Miss Hamilton. do; Miss A j Hamilton Mis.
NJ Hamilton, do, w + Hamilton de: ] Hogan
oas NJ Miss Hamilton, Pa; w III Gran. do. r
eamDe.' NY Cowes, Val Veith, Md; ] c
~ SHERWOOD iF,. HOUSE. d Andrews, La; W
Wit, do : Carothers, Md; J c spencer.
NJ Bradbury, Me; b. Burleigh, Nh; A d
Virgin, do; m Lane do; r Townsend Nv. n
i,asskein, Canada; Miss Patterson. do: Mis-
L1nSoea' DO; ID Il Tracey, NY; G wiihered, do;
WYE, 40 LII Ford, USA; w Turner.
MO- Page, DC; l. Huntington, Ala: r Tn
iatson, do } ID widdownson, Nc; M B Milisr
Pa s.1 --r.- - - = -'i''1e'
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Frs Or f GGbiNEETF f F8ENfiR1YRE

We have now in store and daily re-
oelvlns the largeat, handsomest, and the NS
cheapest lot OF Cabinet Furniture ever
offered to the citizens of Washington,-sA-
6eorsetown and Alexandra. which wsszEz
cordlal invite all who desire rnishing to call and
conceivable article necessary to furnish a parior
nail, dining room, chamber, and kitchen. Our ex
tensive stock Is too numerous to paTtIcu arIza
We only name few Of the leading articles, suo,
as, viz:
Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany Parior Suits,
upholstered In q superior manner in Brocotele
III r rlush, Lasting and Hair Cloth,
Snt nane Mantle, Pier and Other GLASSES,
SIT Base Tables, Gilt Brackets and Marble Slabs,
Brocatelle, Plush Rush and Gene Seots, =
EfeEores, With Marble-tope and Mirror Books,
DO. Parlor Desks and Whatnots,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus
Washstands, Bndsteads and Wardrobes, ycry
handsome and eheap,
Cottage Chamber, Eurnitqre, In TAX, Imitstion
SskI Maple aud Painted, with or without Mar
Marble top Hatracks, in Oak and Walnut,
Secretaries, Bookcases, Shaving Stands, -...
Marble top Center Tables,
Hair and Shuo6 Mattreases. ..-..4.. s-t
Feather BOlsters and Pillows,
bankeea. Comforts, Quilts, Towels, 20.
In addition TO our stock Of Furniture our first
H9or CONTAINS . largo and we'll seeoied stock of
an Snl4H, Sas: snd CrSokery Plated Goods, Japan
IN Goods. Besfet.. Rrushes. &c., altogeth form
s GomSlete variety of thing necessary to
G. ". stFEIE sR4 SONS, =
Iron Hall, No. as Penn. avenue,
soTT-md Ihu between 9Th And 10th sta
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EAGLE IRON WORKS,
~ CORNER OHIO Av. AND THrRrRRNrH Sr.
ERICSSON'S CALORIC ENGINES.

The uninterrupted have been appointed sole agents
~ this city for the manufacture and sale the above
Engines and are sgspare1 to supply all ordsrs with
Promptnsss and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduced, and now practi-
cally employed In bakeries; by bookbinders; for
lockwood cutting; By cabinet makers; for drawing
fan blowers to ventilate buildings for pun ng f,f
domestic purposes; elevating grain; glass cutting
ss,ind'g co.os' gr,nulns quartz; grinding paints;
hoisting; for knitting machines; by manufacturers
Of plated ware; OF printers material Of silver ware
OF agricultural implements; of matches; of hooped
skirts; Tor pumping at raj rOad stations and board
ships; for sewing mashines: for lob printing and
printing daily newspapers; for various plantation
uses; lor saving and planning lumber; for picking
hair Tor polishing combs; for shoemakers uses for
sand siiting; turning; tobsooo cutting and pulver
lzlng; In tanneres and making establ shments:
for soda water manufacture; for hone crushing;
mat MASKING; towing; grinding cutlery, &c. They
are lnexplosive; economical; easily mana ed; they
require no engineers; use no water; and consume
very little fuel Any person DESTROYS of vsing these
Engines, can by application to the undersg ned be
shown large numbeI of testimonials from persons
who have them in daily use, pressing their entire
satisfaction in their operation and use
Prices ofthe Engines as established by the Pat
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THE EVENING STAR.

WOMEy's rISvESTIoy.-The Semaphore OF
Marseilles relates the following somewhat
amusing incident which is ssid 70 have oc-
Cured at the BAH given TO their MaJesues a.
the Chateau Boreii SAT the moment when
the doors were opened, two ladies. accompa-
MED by two gentlemen, and duly provided
with tickets. presented themselves for admis-
sion. The ladies were elegantly attired in
,xh;te dresses and handsome ornaments, but
unfortunately they had not conformed to the
established etiquette, 50 far As regarded their
head dresses, for they wore bonnets. These
appendages were, IL is true, Of the most light
and elegant kind, and ornamented with mara
bout feathers; but they were considered, not
withstanding, inadmisssble. The stewards at
the door expressed their regret in the politest
terms, but as their instructions were positive
ON the subject, they could not allow themselves
to be softened by the entreaties Of the ladies,
who retired in great dismay. An old proverb
says that when woman determines on doing
n thing rothing can prevent her, so il was in
this case. The ladies, inspired with a sudden
idea, went in among some trees that were
growing near, and taking of the objectionable
article of dress, despoiled them Of the feathers,
which they speedily transferred to their own
hair. The question next arose what should
they do with their hornets, which were too
pretty to throw away. Feminine ,invention
here again came to their aid, for, lifting their
ample srinolines, they safely attached the dis
carded hesd-dresses within their ample folds,
where they were completely unobserved. Thus
newly equipped, they presented themselves
and were duly admitted" -i.l .,--.
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chs iburtSsnkh ~ q AuEust, Ammo Domini one
THOUSAND eight hundred and SIXTY.
By the President:
Jos. 3. wusSN,
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person ens,ted TO the night OF pre-emption
30 any OF tho lands within the ownships and parts
Of townships above mentioned, Is required to es-
tabsh the same IN the satisfaction Of the register
aud receiver Of the proper land once, and make pay
ment therefor as soon rs practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sales Of the lands en-
brerins the trsot claimed etheIyiss sseh eislm
WI % torle n,; oy =, JES; =, Wll.S0N.
Norx:-Under the regulations of the department.,
made for advertising Proclamations except 70 such
publishers a. are speeiaiy axtAo.ixed 70 Iublish BY
au 20 M ,wi3W -nt =. - 'ssa
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MEDICINHlal.

4 ~ SOANUYOu, r ,...,--.. -.
Isl Lock HosYIYAI,
Hss DssseSNst tAs sssu Csvsssa, SPEEDY, so ssig
EfsetsaI Rsssdp - "a World, =
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCB,
LET NO FALSE DKLIcAoY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED AfELY.
A cURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE 10 TW0 DAYS.
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fssAtss.. Dr.sSsi and ps.sr.s,. r,.sss.. vsss s.s
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FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
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All imPsdimsnls Marriage. Physical Dsssal pissua-
lesuens bsss 81 Prsersstvs Fewer NsrvSus
frsnslinG and Wssknsss Exhaususa de nsst
tad speedily cured.
ENFORCEMENT or YnE FREns. ..-
SMI MANY fH0uSANDa eursd Al ths nstitpce. vtsAs,
Ne last seventeen year, and the Sur
cal sPsrsueas psasrmsd Dr. ysknssn Sy 81
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SCICIDE INA CEMErERY.-On Saturday Sept.
p, the body of an unknown young man was
found in acemetery near San Francisco Death
had ensued from pistol shot, which had
shOckingly disfgured the face. In the pocket
of the deceased was found the following note:
80 now l am ready. have been trying the
revolver the whole afternoon, and tits frst,rate
one, as you may see on that piece of wood in the
paper-l0 feet distance. / should like to 90
TO the border OF the water that might drop
into 1T; but it'll pity for the pistoI-that would
be lost Now make IL present to Larson
Co, that they may see how easily could have
killed all in one minute. And, as you see, it
Is not the courage that prevents mo from doing
1t Now viii start for the cemetery; and nv
last word is: World, goodbye, Move on with
Il shall lay down on my right side, and put
this paper in the right pocket, that no blood
can come 10 il: shall shoot myself under the
chin, that the ball may pass straight up into
the brain
The sun is setting.
"21 Sept, 1860"
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ROMANTIC MARRIAGE IN NEW JERsEY-AN
INcoNsTAsr BRIDE.-Two young ladies of
Hightstown, Mercer county, had been wooed
and 80 far won by pair Of ardent suitors, as
to have named the day and the spot when and
where they would surrender hearts and hands.
On Sunday last, at Princeton, the silver cords
were to have been tied, and the tender vows
sealed; but alas! for the mutability of human
hopes, one of the fair ones, whose affections
Cupid had forgotten to label ''not transferable"
had 80 far lost sight Of all former promises rs
to allow new attachment to spring up in her
bosom, aud, on the wedding morning, when the
first sutton called to claim his bride, he found
she had already gone off with her new lover to
the very spot where sAe was to have been joined
to him in the holy stale of matrimony. Forth
with he started in pursuit of the fugitives, and,
arriving before the services of the clergy had
been rendered, the disappointed bridegroom
took his inconstant one aside, and represented
the injustice of her Treatment So moving was
the appeal that the fair one at length consented
to marry according to original agreement The
proud spirit Of the man rose within him, and he
spurned the offer with contempt, refusing to
take to his arms the heartless creature who had
broken her vows, and preferred another before
him The dauntless heroine, determined to be
a bride at all hazards, Immediately returned
to her lover, who waited with trembling anx-
iety the result of the interview, and, without
risking further delay, was married to him on
the spOt.-Nevark EUeniRg Journal