Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, August 07, 1847, Image 1

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Ttf AUEffl(UNM iTTubhtWetery Sstor
iy lTlW'1JOT,13lRr fi Annum t be
paid ktffrr.1rtdiMCr .toaf dlseontin
urnl Witt irrrarage are paid. '
" No subscription received fat taw period than
it asnn. ' All eommunietlortaor letter on
Astwe veWtiag let He etfceie invar etssarlon
una be POST, P AID. .n-A.. .'
t.iL.-..i 1, j-'gg
Ni. It Nona SKCON D at rett, Corner i.f Quarry .
;6L0 Lever Watche,fell
' jewelled, I i ratal case, $45 00
euver L.ar r aicura, juii t
8ilver t.ever Watches, ae. " ' "
ven towel. 18 OT
Silver Leuioa Watolna, i"wlJ, Tioeat
quality, UH
Superior Quartirr Welches, . . 10 00
lmiilipo.iiurlicrWatche,Bot wartantaJ, , ft 00
Gold pecacley " ' 4 ' " 1 00
Fine Silver Spectacle, , . . I 7
Gold Brao lata with Vlt t'onea, j . .1 8 60
Ladiea Gold Teocda, 10 carat,) , ,, 3 00
Gold Fimer King. 37 cU to $8 j Watch Glee
ses, plain, 124 cU ueient, 18jt- Lone. 25. O
tlier article in pnpwlinn. All goads warranted
to ha what they areanU f. , O. CON RAD.
I In hand, aonie Gold and Silver Leer, Lepinea
and Quartiera, lower than tha above prices.
Philadelphia, Dra.svl848.-1y
ESTABLISnriENT.
DANIEL DRUCKEMII.LER, :
At kit Old Etfblithtnent. in Market Sirtel,
j . , Sunburtf,
(OTPOSITt THIS RED UO rWTKI,)
RETURNS hi ihenks for pier frvora, and re
spectfully informs hi! friends and tha public
eweraly , thst a roinuee 40 manufaetaic to or
,det, intee irsetes and latawt'etyle.. -.? .
ClIlAP BOOTS AKD SHOES,
warranted of the heat matrriil and made by the
'moat experienced workmen. Ha alto keep tin
- hand a perietal ManrtmMit af faahionabk Boeta tor
grnlli men, together with larta atork of fiihion
.phle geotliroenV. hoy', la W and ckildraw'a 8hoee,
all of which hkva heen mmVe under bia own imme
tliate inaioelion, and ra of tha beat malarial and
-woakmanvhips whieh he will aoll lrw for eaeh ' -1
la addhioa to tha aliove, ba ha fvat aeoaived
from Philadelphia Urge ad ettive avppty of
lloota, Shoea, Ac of aH aeacnptiona, wtiian Da aiM
oWce for caah. c bra per than ever belare ofMad In
tliW place. Ha repectfa!lT invitee hie old eoeto
"rnera, and other, to call and examina for Ikanv
rlveev-1 ' "' -ti . t 1 ;. i
u, Kepakiag doa with ajaetneaa Mid iWapaUh.',,.
Sunbory, Auguet 15th, )846. ri
j -1. roi4a p out a it.T.
. ... TO ALL COUNTRY .
tt o tx c EHEEPimc.
- YOU my be ear of ottnnc, at
' I O (J At note, inrr and highly ivorJ
- 1 .By thiagU pnaind or larger aaantity, (
2U SwuA &mf atore, Mtoat AfarA aiW
nul ttrtett.
Hrralnfore) it ha been very dUtieolt, Indrad, al
mod impoakible. alwara to obtain good Drat m and
ltlk Trna. But now yu have lj to viit the
Pekin Tea Conipn.y'a 8li.re, to obtain a delirioU
and fragrant Tea aa yon eonld wiah for.' AH teKtee
cau har ba auited. with tha advantage of gvttlng a
pure atlicU at kiw price.,, ; -tui '
June S7th, 184T'. ,, , ,L, , .
. P I A N O S. -
THE SUBSCRIBER baa her appointed aeenS
tor tbaU.t't)NiAD MEVBK'8
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pt
AN08, at thia tdace, Tfaee Piabna have a plain.
tnaaaive and faradtifal exterior Bnih. and, for dRith
and eweatneee of tone, ami ' earganee of workman
ship, are nut WHpnaetl by any iu too United Slalaa.
Tha following, if, a recommendation fiom Caat
littta, a cckbtited parluimar, and DimU man
ttlaeroiert "
..'i.f Arm had tan piraua ot trying rba vnxtrV
km Piano fort aaaniaclurod kv Mr. Merer. and
ihibtted at the laat ribiUtlon of the.Pr .nktin In.
alitute, I feel It due to the true merit of Ih maker
to leelrethal tbeaa inatramenta arc qahe njoal
and intern rrvpret even attperiai, to all tha Pr
a no , PoiU, 1 aaw at the capiule of Europe, and
during a eojoura of two year at Pari.,
'- The Piano wiH be ao!d at tha manaraeturtt
lowawt Philadeteoia prieaa. If not aome thing brw,
Peraoaa t ranueoted la call and examine tot
themaalv, at 4be mblaucaof the. anbacniier. ,j
Sunbury, May 17, IMfl. ft. P. tJABaou.
ConntrrftettaiflV
. ssAfU DZian.
fPhe iiuMic will pkaae pbaerve that no Braadreth
-- Pill are genuine, unleaa ha bo baa three la
beta upon it, (the top, the aite'and the bottom)
each centaluing a facatmi1t (ignetur of are hanav
wruint.thtw B. BaaaaasTn. M. &r Tlieaa av
bek ate. engraved oq ateel, beautifnlly deaJgnesV1
and done al an atpenae of over 2.00O. TbereTpre
it wilt be aeen thai iba only thing nceeary to pro
cure tha medicine in iu purity, is to observe these
, E member lbs rap, ths .aide, and tha Wtoov
The folUtwuif raapecpvs persons are duly authwrf,
xetl, and hoM , , , .
onTrrxoATSS or AomfOT
Xot the eele 4 wwnenaia egtum . f U
'Worthuniberlarii eountv f jlrfIItoiiMay i
ChasabeiHn; Hnnhury H. B. Maaeer'.' 'WEen.
eHlawiwMuad A Meisrrl. ' N orh u m Hind 'W m
PoraTth. Gaofaewa..J. 41. Welle. .1 (
Union County i Itaw Berlin Bocai A Win
ler, , linMiW potfe , GuqditKn. MkUhv
turg Iaeas Smith. TJeaveriown DattJ TJoWflr.
.damaUfrf-i-Waa. 9. May. 1nMfnabargManech
at n U09i- lUthm ' attentat LaaM. faaewuri
J. AO. kaawaa. LswwAnra Wadkt.4 0aeJ.
, Opium bra, ewanjy t, Jal3E 9.(nibV
la (Jo. BeTwichv-ehnaaan A Kittenhouae. Csv
awkano: O. thxAta. - Etoomaborg . loha
Moywr. JeeaTevTw-Levl BieaL'WAhigagi
Ul McUav I iaaaaaana PrlfrT sV SaX'mSaw-
UrjstMec At ia Egrvrd C
iAeate af Agency, eonuMnlng a lantBtataa of
a aaiimiPTii'a Alaaasm)a:fA StsrBI,
ait nM ihiia win aha a anen exact aisa of
be new Ubck mm ueeW vrm IU BramtUllf fit
lore. ...
Pbtladelpbia, olBce We. 9. Jiu tthstwat
June uib.m:- - ' 1
1
SOT IBM I-ST AYM mwi A
(o
Abaolute 'acquieacenca in the rjaciafon of the
Of Uitiarr Ai EtMf T
from Gwitu't Reprint nf the London Vurtd oft
i nr. a uv nn a bi myxw must m .
. .. ... i.. ..... . .. v i . - I i it'
, Surrounding a table, on which writ minaled
cm pa of lea, ootllca of liqnorr (rlamsknrl a howl
of ptinch,' Alfred Cotimar!, and , eome half, a
doxpfi nl his yminj companion were flniahnr
the We'njtojiY eaierUinmcnt. j Their pHj
ad'beea rather a noUy one ; all young and gay,
the fotmt 'had trtWBndB'tl . virifli Vtvoue foolrrie,
minhrI aonga, and ehout of laughter. But ae
cnangv, rn inia worio, ia nuiTcreai, iiren uiriii-
meuta woretmt of itaatf, and th eonvtiraation
look acrte-TOmre turn. ' tt waa evident that
the liquid aere irearty exhaflaietk s f
It mtwt bo allovrt, gentlemen, . raw Allrtfl,
placing hi empty jlaw tin the table, ant with
heightening colouts that Corrtrartcd hircibly
with the tone of gravity he triod to aaaumt it
mtut be allowed Wl bt !iTe tif bachelor la yoiy
insipid. tits companion look re at hint tit as
tonUhmrnt, and their etfetrce iirdkated Utal they
m ere trot of his opinion. Alfred continued, Ex-
ertno, itlMnii an end ', noiaesmt riot witltont
acy food result.,, Day epent fjowietg the
fruits T prodigality, reewt and repentance.
Thia ie tha lift of a hacbelor, which hi called
ibe most dliglktrwleesontf our etahJTrco. ,
But it is tha lieedom fmn care and restrain
that form tB cliarm j yoM tannot deny- that,'
aid,Fvlix Janier, who appeared to , ItaVe pm-
scrved bis scnacs better tha a the rcU v t.n
l am tired of that freedom,' cried 'Alfred,
wearied with illueiona and chimeras that ex
haust me while at templing to realize tbemv ' I
am d tag listed ' with silly amours which fail to
interest tha heart, while they destroy my sensi-
bili'y. .. I must hate (ranquility regular on
teslie Hat.' vi fi n-a i .
4Are yea dretm'mg of a marriage V aiked
'Yoeimee aaid k; Yea ! a beloved wifa, with
mm Httle images of Myself; happmee aarbm-
ed and ewatmnno tt wnf theaw I aVearm.' '
Them what aeeawnta yea fman aaarrytng V
Whv.mT Bond fhllosr. l ast Idle.- I do
not litra the trmWnf seekms.trae-is not likely
lailndsraifaMnfetwm.1 'i il".
'Thaw I atirmMSl vMl anakl lihe
ladfta
t i. I -utr
And trhy wotP -'
W41 lane but mm ways plaealti tdVcttbat.
went In anma tjvorite journal P 4 t
Paith I Bern thottght ol thatPt - "? r
And ynn would no baVe it done If you had.
was but jestine? when I named k.' ., "'
Btrt t ant JtoeHively eerions V i
What, to publish yonrsclf in this manner f
.YeeP i u 1 ! .! ' -f '' i. m
And give Vnttf adtlress ' .
To be earn ! i -a-i ;; a
-Cuinr, eonie--lliat wqiildbe ton rjtiginal, Ind
yon am not Hie man to do it . . r
But I will do ill , . ; ,r,j .7
. aj ...t it.
TtHBiglltl i . -4A .. ' t ,i?J
, 'I will wsgor a dinner fou do bot !' , t,
''Pt ",,., ; , . t (., . a.. .
.GenUetnen,' Hid t'eliX, rieing, 'ynutfe wit
neaens to thia wager. You will partake of tlie
dinner to morrow at the Kechet Concala,' , Of
course, there was no diesentlng voice to this
inVitalloo, and the evening being far gdVabCbd
the party separated.
The morning of the peJct day waa cold and
rainy; .one of ttuwt gloomy days is which lime
creeps slowly awsy, and Ibe atmosphere seems
aliooat to bruthe despair. , Jrlartime Souvillc
snd bet friend Lucy were rufTeiing from its iu
fluence f , Ibej X been silent for more thai
five minutes, end that tu a long tint for two
young, fortunate ajidpreiiy women, one of whom
bad, proved, that, ,ya may survive marriage, and
the other was (, twood twanty, the widow of
aa old man, to wbotQ she bad considered herself
acrtfW, Sealed .before a, good ire, the two
isdies were, pntwithatsndtng, devoured by the
vipoiKS, when JyucyaoOdeqly paused from m
cbanica j turning ovr; the leaves of Uie sboro
ing'aJourOiL, lief attntiuti wv arrested by a
lew lines,, wich sha had perceived on looking
itovef, sDd baring read them, sbe laughed
heertily. , , ,, r : i,,,,
tWk.l La it f ..'lit Ia. ftimiA
, ' , ' ' " '''""' unit -u4' ,.r-a
Oh, the oddest, Ihitig ; the dfullerf, thv most
incredible, that joq eo faoej,'atreei I'ucy.
;n wlrat mtpre Trr w wi
t'?d,1,,wenieoL, ,1 will giteyntntn inio-
.e,Tt,f;en,l mnrl. iKViWPoJ1! r
aa&'Vfl th while to try. ,mT -h
,-rrbaa . not f str liatee. ,M ycriftg one
tweglylglit yean, a ge, i,, .awsiraJeaisei,
few, guse.. egTseebto ewtortec - wen
ftcaUdrWd swetssing acsiHee Whth bH taw
ktM iwaaswlf wM enitvatbe anTtfaete efv ear
Udy ; . t a poy m siUoaae art gf. aaor
sbfn.ansht lltasjaaM trWJktV iesirea a ewie the
elatt of rnathiiony wa eetlyew pxwaiHav Yoeth
frod bneiy are oq 99 nch titoed In Jbit tt
aaaUasiu I hose Snort I a.anetliag? )uads3sw
which form the basis of esBMstic psoelness vet
be would nijilCti")tiiZW;m f
teed hie ewe. age. wet woe lMjwto feisMtif
toe woimr reeuUivelf -trfty Address - (be3 -
mm j ' !u.
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. T ..jjp SHAMOKIN, JQUJRNAL.
majority, the vital (ttnftipm f RepublkViom which
fmkfflrr, fewtihtttUtitftilAiKl Cip.
iwern'tf riooti anJ h r.'ah ) to M. Alfred tVtuv
'Arethnrn reallv thn wn'.st' 'tA MBn.
j: r ;j..r - --
Bomillo, laushinir in Iter turn, i ... .. , u
.Rcsd for, jrMrarlf,)' ,,. ... .;
Madame look, 1m psper, atd Jookad over the
paragraph, 'It is too sbiurd,' aha said. . . , .
;k f He is some ninny, added Luty, .toroe Igno-
rant stupid lont
J 'Who la ink btmacli an aceoninfUhed mtle
. . ..... . . .
men, Continued Madarht ' - '.s
'It W carrying aetfeoneeit rather ttx) faf,' ob
served the lively yeung widow. 'Such a felrow
eorrht to be punlaned ne Vrahto I trrtson. ' Bop
pneewe give him one ! ' ' " '
And hnw r ;!- f";" 1 "'" ; "
tiehd toV Mni hvtf, to iattgh at him " lib
mosi be a fit' object fur mirth, I am sure !' '
oh; yrmjeit"; ' , ;
No, indeed ' fj do "not t ' ' ' "
fiit wttM furpTjewotiTu! It snswer ! ' '
Why We are already weary of this gloomy
day, end it i not yH half gviie.V , .
Well, bttt roftott, my tlear Lucy , obaerVan-
wrsyoukiiow..,.,, tJ.it
IJo ntiii't be a prteon mcapable of judging o(
such mttera,.; . j, ,,sl n ,
But what tan wneey to linn r", ,
,'Wv aliunld be at bo loss on that point, t am
quite certain V - , vH -:. -.il ! ,
SnptaiM anything unphsent thouM artsv
out of such a pmecedtngP'-'-
s l have no fear rrl that, we sltall betwotootn
and two wvnntn von P " '
Alsdatne Bon vi lie hesitate! a moment," lri
said, Yon eeewt n rJcterfninetl that 1 suppoee
I must consent' . Bhe then wrote a few lines
on pretty ptpef, fokfetf, stod sealed it corraett'mh
ly, bad tftWt rtbg for the toathman, Peten klro
aaid.'ptit the horaea to the Carrisgv, and take
this note to its tddreVs. - 1 '
The coachman obevtd his etdvrsl end Lucy
etappad ht hands tn ccstacy, anticipating' rare
sport. . The two ladies, like two childim, W
ger lor a game or play, win tmptiieniiy rot in
. , 4 i .
retura of Peter With M; Alfred fuyrawd.
Madame fSouville'a cartisgv, had boeti natter
tet of aw boar before Atfrdn oW yet be hid i
wot Coolemplaled the note, hiCh He o ree
wig for the nrnth time. M, AlfrttJ OonVtend
fa'rlnraeated that he will llwtV " himself to be
Conveyed, in the Carriage Sent Fur hihi,to i
peron Who want a to see hint CB IttipoTlBnt bust i
. i . . . - . .. ". . . . . I
peas.' ' euurjenly recollecting tbewaeeror me
preceding evening, he aatd to bimaatf. Ab )
this la some trick of thoee' metry fblloWs'( they
would fain see If I am willin to follow up the
coneptiitenccs of tha Insertion, ,Wcll, they
shall And I sm not w e to recede, ton it taey
think to ntiatify me, tliry my see Ifce tables
turned perhaps. . And he dressed bitnrclf has
tily, ind deacended, but on getting ittio the Car
riage, the coachman's livety stiggemd him
littler n lie stretched .biinefU, hoWekef,. quilt
eomlbttaUyow the ettabioitod seat, and thought
Bah the belter to succeed, they hsVe borhW
ed this rquipage. Well, let thoatt laugh who
In The boiaeo, in a Vary few minUtea, stop
ped before the gait Of k hahdsiihie hotel, Whifch
were Immediately opened, and Alfred, alight
inf, Wae pwiduetetl by a domeatrc,-Who Was
eVitlentty WaHittg fof him, tjjl slslfa. 'The
young frhtleman was totbewbat astobuhed,
When, the servant having thrown open a pair
of fofiling dtmrs to inhnilnee hlth hd found him
self itl the presence bf 10 Isdibs. " Though, hk
felt Buittled, lie did not lose his presence of rriind
nd still suspecting snme ambuah, he held him-
rlf 'prepefflj Jo aCton fbc i defbtisiVPi . 1he sUf-
prise bf tl.e ladies wis etjunl td hia.oWn. , In
ftesd of sa rk,Wafd simpleton, with whom they
thobgbt to imuae JHrtriselvee, (bey .a w . Well
maobefeiL pefwhlble yntinir man. Ilia lok
Was gracious, yet polite j and his drees elegant.
ilbftut being fuppUlu He ddiCedthe lalilef
WrUraattielMfaumerlttld begged to knpW to
what eatiae be might .attribute , ibe iovitadml
Which; had brought him tp thcif preerocf Te
Were confotfpd,cd ind iledl Ut a time, not know
ing how to reply. At, rebgth, jicy, stWimon
irff eonSdenee, porting to the Journal, ind a 14,
; believe you are (be gentjemaa whose tuatt
appears in that paper, !'?
;( 1
I am Madame be replied. ,,
You will e JcOse Ifa liberly.rws; hsW tken,'
Cpnli.DQcd Luty tnotjoiiing tlutt, pt should.. Uk
1 , ;LsdiW,l s9id Alfed i efafirijf 'lintelf J)V
lisvei'flly' trte.!ith,prtiseg,vfi':h cturde4
'ttt one by irist adteftiiemeot , j,.,av-e
I Perhaps or cntinsiiy hat been tod gfeat to
(hi vmle,f'sdMea tire1' Tr " " 4
fvaf grektef lhA rhe" eingottHfy bf IM line!
that beeeet) itv fit adeue ) the cue 1 foetifhi the
OtnTi" " ' f '''t,, '... I i 5'f"
" TheWewerevrefinof
fed, aAd she kegti 1o kt Ttmn WtlW a Wk
wwMIt utteitecT, -when M frttttd Cim fo ef
sahjftAcs5.flreise fhta fhseftleb frif meairt
4 M
I it it. laaathw vne'.' Vsdain I"" t:
!
"And do yew tbre. if wtU 'awtwtf ted poi
Jiweef' -uu '
! ! hoe ft wilL '- v- JK '
t m
there ine)"appV.Y Viit wVorcet inV" yitai prSii'icipra and
r a BtrCt7i Asant T t4Y
'Marriage, Sir, ia s sacred and important
thing ( the mesne yott take' 5 .. , -;
'Are oettiibly not the moat nrudent, Msdamo
bt.t they have the merit of candour.' It la bet
ter, lo be, known before marriage, than In I
rtudta) afterwards; and lor my psrt, I look for
eomeihinf more solid thin a IrtVe bated Tin illu
sion, and the hyprtfrcttte) happiness of mere
promiee. - a US., i . ' '
-Yo)arefMsilive;8ir' ' - '
l Ihrnltivhressonahle. ' " , 4
n'Ma'rfamd tA no more, nd tLocV V.iV op the
convrrwition in a latightng manner. ' I tin if I
were to ofTrr you rny band,' you would acce,M it
without heaitatirnt' '. !.
' vVVit'lMjUtheailation that in, U jo'A W.iMhl
ftnawer to the condition flit which I etipttlaled,'
said Alfred, tftlhcr stoaeVcd by the lady Com
ing to jhe point at once.. ... , A . ,
t 'Vlist a pity ( no troubt you mean ft young
gilt; you would tmt nisrry Widow. . , ,
(. 'And why not V replied the, oOng loan, Un
able to percieve how he ahotild get out of the
pcrafjfl he had idvertisod bimaelfintu. .'I aliouhl
thihk my chaoee for bappineiw grvttef with
widow than a young girU GitlehaVe such gold
en dream, and invest the man of their choice
with imaginary perfection. And I kriow that !
km not perfect.' -.
Thie difficulty ' being retoiiVed, 1 see no o
ther,' added Lucy laughinw heartily. Alfred
tVIt rather strange; he thought some j-t.t wa
to t plsyed off, but could not guess how, nr hV
what purpose;' lie resolved, howeVer, Vn hsVe
itl his wft about him, and at any rate to come
on with honors of war. 'No,' continued Lucy
'1 see no obstacle think I am not Very Ugly,
and t know I am not too old and t euprmsf
If my rbVUitte waadoublo' what you name, fisl
would not be a positive ohj' ction.'
Alfred breathed prore freely be saw a mean
ofescspe, m behtatenbd to ssy, 'Indeed, Ma
dame) tba wobhi .be t gteatbt bbsUcle than
youtMyaepposeP,. .-, . :
. , Ves. I hsve UhntU by which Icsagtia a
yearly inrisna of .ihn et tetl thmtsimi franc.
1 cetimaU myself et that rtUte, end no rtonre ;
ftwa wa I atti ef opthmb that tbens- ahobtd he
vsjoauty en all points betWeea nnttlHg patliee
to ensure their Metttal hsppirrean, 1 hive reiolv-
sit that t wilt ow nolhlrlg ' to my wif, nor
shell she he indebted to the.'" '
" 'And WouM you rfefuae a lady froth thia mo
tive r ;! " '
r ! would. ' t am not of In ungtatt-rul dispo i
lion, but cannot endure the febling of obliga
tion.
The h, Kir, there (a no mnft to he said,
forget thia Interview, Madame,? ihd Alfred
rising, Ceggwl VermieeiUn to retire. 1'he ladies
Bwnted i he bowed Ind left the room, doubting
w nether he wcte lit I dream, or had been enga
ged in scene, pUtined by I'elix janinr, . .
..JTrllly this. young matt is asingulsr bring)
skid Lttcy to her friend, when the door had fclo-
sbd on Alfred, Hi is Very- Well that I msgnitied
tny titheet er hb might ha Ve tlktn me at my
t told you,' raid Madame BouVdle, lhll we
might find a fhnliah thing.'
" 'But Who could jtttiglhu Ihat Vb Ihbtild meet
Wiih such su adversary,' observed tlto ttitloW,
'really t do Hot dielike him.' '
"That lame evenini,' Alfred, fe!it, lllil their
ffiende, isaernhlrd at the atlpninted platK P
tiS ebaCtCd the AntUttilrynh, wiih a rather ill
ghee, and Alfred, by a few' Ijrolt questions,
satu-fjt d hiltiattf thai hntiB bf the pa Hy badbi tii
priVy to the tdventure of the inorningi he
thought it Very odd, at he rr fleet ed ota it, after
in rvturn trctn ins umtier. , ibe kiuotvirig uy
he went to the Concert Valentino, and. there by
clMiDCe, met, the two tidies. , He bowed to
then. A day or d tfler flu ores pUjyel il'if .
llttm TdfT Shd intbe lobby r tbeoperaiouea,
Alfred sgaltt. by chafece met ftadame clouVille
and itcjt They exchanged i few wordK
ThefblloWmg 4y Was inviting tor a Wa'k, arid
they mcf In the THithrips of course, by thsneti.
This time thet rtithi tii6 (fbnVerMiluft ; some
thing like old acquaiiilahee.' 1 1
Two ffiontha tflff thtf, PVlif f anier, krfii-ihg
from In cxcufMufi into fViirmahdyrfoOhd bn'his
UMeJI letter fftfm Alffrd, aflftohiitibg hia sp-
proeehiflg mafritger 'affd retirlfr h!s fiehd
to ha present tt the ceremony. W
llcfeaftrf fct' it not be Aaid.lhaf i(t afK erti-
nieot is t frbhs' fxperloncht,' skd 't'litt (he
'.''a, " M Ta ml . F : k A. - e t ' al-at -'Wat ..
money expenoca nr if losenioo n in i::o s
(efs tbrowa ibtp the tes. .
l: iatmmta tLMJftUiciaM ah wi
tripi Asep' him ua'iirnighCthen' procure Vi fe
paratkui of phovphofn til oil, apply k l pvef
the ra(,'xC nil fcetft, tn1 t0fn i auoss) iiji
7l hole." 'SucA Vlt'smpbrinj; (nd tltting' pv
0 tb ton pctiif, It M phptphortW majesty
puftoet his aWsn4 , friends, who. ( (4 if 4kMt
ioovetuk. aUt?XlMJy MtKOiiy pgirajf
the teteta et the ssyawdett tat iratg awaaosa,
..! I ,r i . a f't 3.1 i irt;-. iVewAfrwnSM -s
The cstebrtted Comet of 1338 w ilf rrtJto t
us next ycat;
l .
.a
iminudltie ptrcttt or'delam.-lariinsoa.
VM. t-0. Un.na) Ha), fog t
"The Nisw fork lotirhi! of Commerce tOTtalns
reVeral letters frohi so old' resident at Monte-
tey.CaMtnia, fioin winch w eMractthe fol
tewtttjr ttrigraphs:' " "; ' ', '
At prearnt lliete is not a yard of tspe, a pin
or a piece of dnmeatic ttrttirti, br even the thresd
tits sown with, that does hot come from ' the
Uniled Ststkof America: snd Ihia in a country
where every thing necessary for tbeir mshuluc
ture can be prntureV wiih less trouble and ex
pense, "on account of the super iorily of the cli
mate, than in any other pnrt of tha American
continent.
Even shore sie ohliged to he brought from
the Slates beftfTe we can go out of doors. ; Not
withMnhiling ox hides sre sold here for one do!
lar ami fitly cents each for car-h, snd lb dol
lars in Serter, Vmi cabhothuy, one half thn time
in any part of California, aa much leather as
will ante a pair of shoes; and whrr), tt swrbe
iobiN lime, thry may .hn bought, they mat
from threo to four ilollnra a pair, ' . Still ox hides
ran be taken from California in America, and.
the earno hhlvs thpre hhttwl arid oreesfcd Ihd
made into ehon, and (hen hrnight Cbtv Igain
round Cape Horn, a distance of ten thousand
mites, and ah impntuVioh duty paid on ihem of
at Inaat oiie dollar per pair ; and after all tht
trouble arid expend, ibV-yaro ohl hero it the
aainn price aa tht$ manfHCt'iireii in the coun
tiy, and very trrqnently frn tweuty Bve to Bl
ty per cent. Irs.
1iUw all other Vnnnufaftttrcd- articles, all the
crockery ware naeti in Cllitornit has to come
from the Plates; and that family which can
bnat bf a full aet of good crockery, ia to be Con
siilercd ilmodt a nrodii'v. ' '
: AbnuVa nHhiglit (V'd 4ncW Wal rnthb'wss
(lit-coVercd, viluaVed in or hear l!ie mission of
Han Luis Obispo-. This arikle w sblj here
Isst Veal for tive dollars a bushel by an Ameri
can whaler.' There are no lea thab three Coal
taibee Withlto a distance tot about thrbb hundted
mite or les, but luCh busineti at this,' like kna
y other branches ih Caliliwniai reriuirca a cs pi
ta! to pbt it ili ttperatmn, IHti Ihetb ale bo Capi-
tsTliils in Uslifornte. If there Were, they Would
at. ."'-. aUA 1. a. . . - a. . ' . . 1 1 I -
not rit-i their money in this branch of business.
brcslioe there are ho person here who tender-
stsnd it or ahVllimg blso that requires prsfctlcs I
knowledge,' ' ' ' '
Phere ia Hbl, bcither has lucre ever been, a
mh ih the Cnhntry who knew how to weave a
blanket. It i trtte tliey nilta heto enrtbl
rbg, ao Coarse and So ordinarily made-, that in
any tttlter tnUntry hut I his it Would be called a
liorcte rug ' tud eVtn of tlieS lliete arb hot su&-
rient made to suripty bnb-twelflh )part bftbe
populltttib. The blmikpl thi Uy ued ih this
cobniry cum from TepiCi in Mexico, ind are
old at trotn tbn to nli.ftV dollars each. AVbat
cnhalirrs the price iif these blankets, is tbeir
rtilot. A few ted srnis. ot ftbe, with a border,
will make bhb bflheie bUokettscil for almost
shy price.
Common to second best cloth hssilwtysbeen
worth ftotn tneltbto fhtirtecb dli!!ars a ysrd,
and tho tnilbrs rhargb eighteen dol Is rs for ma
king a Out, and furnishing the plaineat trim
tilings. tVmnioii wont hata tre wonb herej 4
nurng the native, who prefer them to III other
fcindsi eight dutlaf tpiete.' Wollen stockings
of the Coarsest kind are one dollar Ind tWehty
five cents per pair.
It baa born fairly pr.iVt J, that' the iheep ol
thia M'tnf'y need nnththg tilt 8 little Care' t'nd
at tent Inn to prbdute Wool of the ' vet ' finest
quality. Ahothrt great advantage, -there ; is
no sibkbeee artibrlgst them eter known; of toy
kind whatever. - 1
" Hhnuld any of yoiir fearjera be weaVers, who
With to toak an independent fortune, I would
ailtiHe tfli m to Ry lo Ouliloihil, whefe therb' ik
lit tin doubt of thllr rftb sbeumblath one to
their saliatsclW. -
The fprtrtleF. as well ts ih maleJ'afe a very
he Mi y slid foUit-f people', (Jlill rhofily live lo a
great ago.f Their fcrunrjity is extraordinary.
Tfin-h iili-iancFSSie tvrt rart whefe 8 frthale
neli not have aiiirth wilLin r-ar.ii two year t-
ter her Kiarriagri. and many bf them hate a birth
etery year. Thejo ao tci tt't-j haa three A o,
inch in IliU town whb have had a birth each
yeafa!hc (heir marriage.; and they hsvo; all
been nuiriej jweiity yrpr br riQ'rq Ith, i
bve nodmidl, 00 1 lie wlude, UmI all the wpmee
who isve boee married within ike it twenty
icag, iff fsiirbil would, atrg,ea;l, the
birth of th!d vry 6ltere woaiiMi, ut "f.
"e'taairtti bTTTss -in &Upi Cfyrttfr-td't:
W fisclirat Utitpli, we nni'l'he M to wing for
Hsriryinl butter': 'Melt freah butter by placing;
if iat Vfliel s In Wa'rni Whf'tat'it sitftlf.
Ind pour off the ttstr Ititd sb sirthettyrsf bajiu.
Ht pot, set In io1J wate'r, to tolt It'aa qiVkly as
poaaibls, WWiout fetiiof U'chryaUltta. "ll krepa
f Ion floS w it hotft becoming rant ' " ' ' ' ' ' '
tUeasatai Mesn -Boil tqiuutaef b'af I
berries ten minutes, sad aid nilf i pint of nt
taeaea ' VYkea it boifa again.dtitf into it, from
the geS. three tatde-sssMftftaie wf 8a wasal
leer la templetely- hi4 I, it is dons sanugkv
t rok1 a cheap and bealllilul draaret for the I
b, and ia capital tor lbo,f hil.lrtq (a-,tke to
aebeol (4 cat with bread tor dinner.
Ftlic of Att iitriif aio.
1 jurra I iaaertien, . a ,a; .$0 A)
I . de t . do., . . , .. 0 7ft
I da 3 do . . , I Oil
Every XibeW)aentinerit-n, . ' 1 . . tft
YelrlV AdVettieasMMtlat mmmIiimk. 14ft t kalf
column, 1 18, three squares, tlS tWoauares.fUt
one square, $!". Half-yearly I ona column, 1 1 8 t
half corumn.f 18 j three rjrarea, B two squares,
$; ehasqwafe, ISO.
Adveruesmenta tatt without dlreriinn a to the
letitth of tiute tbry f to be puhlUhtd, will b
continue J uhtil etdsted Out, and cbargeJ accord ,
"'".7?. ....... .... ...... .
rjjrrtiawefi tinea or leas maxa a square;
i ii i I i 1 1 1 "si ' Ti
' BvAtt i'lt VegetiUn tni tratfil A phy.
sicish In Ntw VorTi'ssys, in a dornmunlcltion
to the Jotlfmif n commerce, Hy the s idol ana
lytic, it haa heeri ascettsfhed thlt' bbtter in A
.-t- ' f.' L: ' J '' li 1 .tl
fniiv imri ia conioinou ill o, or iieanj n,
gta8t, aeeus and grains. Out of one hundred
weight pf Indian porn men), for instance, a good
chemist can extract from eicht to ten pounds of
buttef , ,'H hae furtbermbte heen proved, thit
butter obtained from the cream ol mnk, is not
animal secretions, but that it previously exia
ted, irt the pure And original slate, in . the hny
nr find of t the cow i and a skillful chemist cait
make more butter out of one hundred weight ot
hay thtb a cow can, at the cow must approprii
tte considerable share of it for the ttb vd.
necessitia of het orgauilstion. GiVee Cow a
hnrnlrbd pOuiirhi ol hay, and she Will tender back
eight pmrhda of butter, but an exprrf chemiut
Can rei'.irt twelve Ot thirteen poonde out of It."
)l thia he Ihie, hay can be tutned to t better
profit then soiling it even kt the pVcaent high
prices. " We may soon expect to see a chemi
cftl butter establishment orgnIcd, with ils
President, Hirc'ctori, Jtc Truly' Wo live ib a
wonderful sge for scientific researches and dis
coveries. There tan he bo danger of having
rancid Wt'trV, rVheh ft can be turned out frcstt
from A handful of hay every morhinf. . . . -
CHARfcoxt. Bf.isribuL to l'tcn T aits
Mr. Mason Cleveland, of lla'rtford,5onn., wish
es to msko public an experiment mad e'uport a
peahb tree, by ab act)uaintonce ofhia; the Irutll
of which lib ssysi can be depended oprtn beyond
sll question -at any rtte the experiu'ent ia
acheaponericu is worm trying, lit na; a
yoting pesth' tree, tho leaven of whieh werri
taming yellow and showing other yoiponia ''
decay. - My friend calling to mind the q.ialitis
of charcoal, removed the turf and , soil m ar. the
roots, in 8 Circle of about two tett in diameter
round the tree, 'end filled the space to a level
with thb sbrrdindihg soil, with -fine pieurg and
dust of charcoal, which remained in the bottooi
of Abo. "The result was surprising. The tree
put on ftoe bbatlhy teaVba Instead Of the
yellow -ones, and all other signs of sickness
departed in a Wonderful short space of time.
The ttee again' commenced growing;, end re
mained perfectly healthy until eome yens after,
when it sVtt destroyed.by the freight of itse'rop
of fruit, assisted by a strong wind. It is worthy
of note that It fruit) both in quality and size,
was a much improved ts Ilia appearance of
tho tree itself. Astcrt'fun AgticuUuri$t
. fecliNTihc AoKKtLTruE. TliO Callimoro
American says : We ha vo seen a parcel of
vtry superior red Wheat, weighing 64 lbs. per
btiftheli Which bad been purchased for city
grindibg, snd which Wat raised under circum
stances showing what good management may
eflett ih the agricultural line. The1 wheat id
question was the product of t field which, a rhort
lime sihCcj wall part of the waul common that
had been uncultivated for many years, and was
deemed too be to poor ind worn out to yield any
thing. Alter enclosing; it, Ibe present Owner
plii lime upon it in tlie proportion of 100 bushela
to the tern, tmt consequently followed the lime
with a liberal application of stable manure.
The field thus prepared was sowed wiih w heat,
and returned a crop of the very best qualily,
averaging 80 beahblt io the sere.
. . At) ArBCAM Pamca The Home Journal
eaye the Parteiaa editors are discussing a letter
that has been aJtireseed by a negro king in Afri
ca to ibe young Queen of Spain: In this diplo
aMttieCacUinetit he Calls ber his m(r, snd ss
surea her of bit lively sympathy, declaring that
3psniard are the otily foreigners whom he will
ever, peiuu't ta roiJs iu his diuninions. , He
sent varioiji prcseutsj aud reques'ed in return
(run In . Majesty, ' pairofMarlt-t lrowei
with go!. stripo, a coat with the UiiU vtry
long, a cocked bat with t iweepirig i&d plume,
ami a Wife with a gjidticod ol the.tiza of IU
orhga." !lor Majesty has despatched the de
sired article to her brother, with the additiousl
oft scarlet cloak trimmed tithe neck with gold
lace. .-, "
!: .Tas ritfaeiaadr Busik Vit Tais Temarit
sble fenuiie, arrived Ihia moraiug on tha Bfit
franklin, is eempany ef a number of ths 2d re
giment Illinois volunteer. Her history, a we
obtained it from an intelligent volunUit ia brief.
She bad emigrated rpro Germany but . A bort
Tirol' pfevtoul to tb arrival of tb Illinois volan
teAr at fialveat'on,' en thetf way to the teat of
war, a'nd tberi aht" 'joined tVipf.'' MiWer'i com
pany.'tbi rehiained wlrb them' 'until ftelr fi-'
thttg.-1 She' procured living byVaibiAg A.r
h4 votofiteera. 1 Af Baent tiaft ah went" br
bullets fell tnitkeat.'carrytng coffee aml rro
viaione to the wort-ant eeldiers, who seem very
grateful for tbe ntay knvd effltea which bo
tksa iierfesmeal fee lhe.i (he la ktawa only
by the name ei Mr tiuteh Mary, a, toe
Ve!ater'famihTlyrall her. , The Marys are
ausM.and ao mUukt. , W did not learn ber ue
aiiat'tion, nor hat she is yet determined wnr'a
aW will make ber heme,
u ... ....... .. tWe'ri' JJj IV."